The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-27

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FLORENCE Times.
The union services among the sew
cral churches for Sunday night have
been discontinued.
The time for meeting Of the Lutheran
Sunday school has been changed to
4.30 in the afternoon.
Miss Mary Rcagin, of Charleston,
daughter Of Mr.. J. B. Rcagin, is home
on visit to her parents.
Mr.. w. t. Pelham, DR., will attend
the Maryland College OF Pharmacy,
Baltimore, the coming session.
Mr.. III. &. Holloway left on yestcr-
day for Columbia to enter the law
department of the South Carolina Col
lcgc.
Rev. E. p. McClintock leaves today
for Due West, where he will tomorrow
deliver the opening address at Ers<ine
College.
Masters JnO. X. and T.. II. Auil, jr.,
left this morning for Il weeks .Isit to
their grandfather, Mr.. j. l.. Anil, in
Greenwood County.
Miss Mary Law McClntock leaves on
Thursday for lake City, Fla where
she is professor of English in the Flor-
da State College.
O. klcttncr, the Main street hustler,
is the man to furnish You bargains il
anything you want. 1t will save you
money to call ut his store.
Mrs. l.. G.. Boland is clcrking at Mr..
a. G. Jones' and will be glad to have
her friends call and sec the many nice
! things they hnvc for sale ct Jcncs'.
for half hour on Friday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Winnie Davis who was
| that afternoon buried in Richmond, Va.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
ciurch next Sabbath. Rev. Mr.. Plax-
co, of Laurcns, will preach two sermons
on Saturday and two on Sabbath
The Herald and News does not now
intend to issue an extra tonight in re-
gard to the third primary. We will
get in the returns if we can and be in
the Office until II little late to receive
them.
We regret very much that we could
not get to the entertainment by the Ia
dies Of Kings Creek church ut Col
Browns last Thursday evening. We
hope they will have another suon and
/ we will be present even if it does look
like rain.
A negro man Elliott Johnson, was
accidentally shot 10y Brooks Robinson,
negro boy about II years old, on last
Saturday in No. 8. TIc was shot in
the hand and hip but not seriously.
The boy was handing the pistol to John
| son when it was discharged
Mr.. JAS. II. Davidson leaves New
| berry today for Charleston where he
| has accepted IL position as bookkcepcr
in the Office of the u. S. Marshal for
South Carolina We arc sorry to lose
Mr.. Davidson from Ncwhcrry, but hope
he may grow fat and prosper in 81, Q
| city by the sea-.
| 1t is stated that Mr.. Gilbert Fl. Aull,
the popular editor Of The Ncwberry
Herald and News, will he II candidate
for clerk Of the House Of Represents
| tivcs. y better selection could hardly
be made. Mr.. Aull is courteous, and
attentive to business, and always keeps
his head about him.-Chcstcr Lantern.
Ben Lindsay, Il negro who lives in
Gravel town and apparently enjoying
good health, dropped dead on his way
home yesterday evening. Ic was COM
planning of hcing sick, when dray-
man passed him; and he got in the dray
> go home, but had gone only IL short
distance when he gave II long breath
and fell back in the drny dead.
| Mr.. Nj. NJ. Smith, the cntcrprising
bookman OF Raleigh, N. c., through his
Southern Book Exchange, has cstai
lishcd u medium, whereby our people
arc enabled to get their school and
other looks at half the publishers
prices. We recommend HIM to oui
patrons, aud hope that further success
may crown his efforts. Sec his nd. ir
this Issue.
Mr.. j. l.. Goggans who has handled
the express at Ncwbcrry for the pas
three months leaves this week fol
Florida where he has position a
route agent for the express company
Mr.. Goggans was always polite, court
e0us and obliging and at the same tim,
strictly business. We regret his de
pnrturc but arc glad to note his de
served promotion. He is succeeded a
Newberry by Mr.. John BOOzer