The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
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ALI THE NEWS OF a LIVE AND PRO
- ,GREssIyE TOWN. ..~

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| We extend congratulations Mr.. Hdi
tor. Now II you would just get old
man KGyHnd Chips "a. job the thing
would be- nice ''',veil; + >befigve tina,
Chips Is candidate now for an office
but old man Kay as usual got left
Neear Y,kHdslka HR%u,ay: come whom
Old mah Kay Virgo to Congress- or
some where else--mostly somewhere
else.
The pressssk ss&&shsanle on the c., N.
~ l.. H. X. comes in for it's share ol
grumbling. We heard one of our busy
preachers g'nmbling over tho present
/ one ald Say&sIasS&t.: travel IN och, but
when he d9ss hee wants 70 use the even.
| Ing tiat4ii fhsS3f CblHnirfiia,' and, you
kpaM. whrns si'o ,psesthers "kick": there
must he something, wrong, but we are
satssietsAndksfe taking the thing easy.
s",'SySsi So hsTf t;"":s&pa we say "Ae' % 's' go
+ DrsA GS$Gsbett isfmtown looking
arounf sW,i!h a view TO- losnting Dr..
Corbett'is'@''lf known to many Sof the
readers, qrTheGi lIsraEd and .News. Dr..
Corhett will in all probability 60 into
the dag bhsfHess and viii do "a general
practifr also. Of this we will say more
in our next letter.
Mr.: Wnsaow Cuhkle: Is quite sick we
learn and will probably have al opera
tioaAtaSfsthdd 'for:the GRAVEL in the
near future. We. hope to. report him
better Ia our'next letter. -
We were. sSmewhst taken :aback one
day this week when Mr.. G. NJ. Able
came INTO ou,',paace Of bustn2ss with Il
very large and fine pur4pkin, and oh
INFLOW our'niolAH'did water as we in
antifipastiern saw .'1Mnsiu custardsH III
the very near future aud wcre just
getring iY sha1 17t to- tender. our thunks
for the. same when all our an'icipations
were "knocked out" by his saying this
is for. The .Hpratd .pnd, iN'ews, :; Now
what The Herald and News wants with
2""bdhkihs"-I can't Imagine unless the
editog isssfpiyg1 te: give ps scribblers
big time OF 1t. by and by, and will see If
. a'In1u h''paAitfh &dd fpuinkin' piu:
:Mta'kie<ae :Mt'kiSget<a fcHieR}lers :jHtTnYky.high."
Yes, if there is pny one kipd of pie
ti,dt; wosadf.anksi old man i4ay. jump
5y1SEh tsS 1SS'FEhjkyssRFf$&3 s|2f ss|2fi'9"' Glass; well
+ NpiG& Dasttiniek ifyon,nean Chap
pells has boon down again. He has
sold out all his lands in No$ 8 township,
Messrs. J. Burr Stockman and VIC.
!nopt4isk fFffAaaTugr}the same. We
.r@gMt no Bbe 4,hE meA as Ambs. ...
E'MH E F.fBr6@he, agentT6f &re South
ern, has returned from Abbevillc at
which point he "relieved-.the agent for
a week. He says Kay was right, he
.dlf; ;snioA that sPgpYybut. he 10 going
ne aeaSdNep VITA thet: Dldfiaaa } All
SGSs s'SRs %ig5 EIHpe'Ss viii tell: on 20" il yet"
ssasifaaeaawsa%4 4!aaSsyEsss6b dfya5s INleswber.
ry, spenk last: :Sunday;; ia, town, the
guests Of Mrs. RAbertson's brother, Mr..
= ! 6nS n; s"n:ssX T' senG "a i{c5s; Il tn.
lower house, spent Sunday with his
family in town.
Uncle Andrew Kinard who has been
working at the Clinton Orphanape forr
some days, came down SATURDAY. to
see the home folks. He returned on
Monday. -"
MRS., Barre and,daughter, Miss Gus
ILL., o5FEssHi ,ess|iS8 70 Msraa:3M:3 vlsit 70
relatiycs in town and we're the guests
81 6f'SNtifr'aASmd Ntf. aASmd Niffss!a affrt BSriire:;" :" AZ,
." Es TfSIc - THia5wt iTSs,sY tbeIn; yio,,
ihg fffftnds. d.fi't; II i;owini:: i: 5t'' ;S'';' :; >
. "Agaaif, thsc, "'w&edlin9s s,belfs have rang
J;iT:e J;iiT:e Tk'is3 PA ffsmiSS iibtJ lSSrSi ifaihn mar %
,;,tta,%1a ol;.NiS z 6SJ H., ,&;;ss Ia I,;so
Maiiiiee 'EtSestcr. ''They WatestG miSarried III at
ST.; %;1YYRess pAfs6naeg' 'Bn>IhG 10th, by
Rsx.: 5Slb :G95Slb. S. RuaittilGn. =. = ;
The Central Iuther T,eapue will,
meet at 81 pbi,lin,s IN Soturdov lam