The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The sidewalks in Newberry in many
places are greatly in need Of work.
There vii! h2 barb cue and tour
nanIent at Chapreii5 or "Wednesday,
| August D.
MessrS. w. /. Herbert and TiIos. II.
Adams will give 4 barb cue ut Utopia
on saturday, August 9.
DR.. G. W. Holland returned Tu"<-
day from a trip to Haralson, Ga, in
the inter st OF Newberry College.
Mr. J. y. GodSey has moveved out
OF the New York Racket Store to VIII
llam's new building on Main street.
Wooten & McWhirt~r have rented
the storercom lately occupied by Mrs.
Godscy, and will Use it for furniture
w;reroon.
Hon. +. 3. Murray, Of Anderson, is
announced this week Us a candidate
for Congress from this district.
Sheriff W. w. Riser gave a private
barbecue t. his friends on yesterday at
his plrntation in No. + Township.
Mr.. b. II. Lovelacc is agent for the
Eclipse Portrait Company for cnlarg-
ing pictures. Ad. next week.
y number of persons from this coun-
ty are at Spartanburg this week Us wit
nes>cs in the trial Of Dave Sem and
Helena Boland.
The Union services will he held in
the Baptist church neXt sunday night
and the sermon will be preached by
Rev. f. p McClintOck.
Rev. DR.. Cozby has been given Il va
cation by his congregation and there
will he no regular preaching in the
Presbyterian Church during his alb
sence.
Mr.. $. B. Jones, of Newbcrry, hos
ben drawn as a petit juror in the Uni
ted STATS Court, which M cts on the
fourth Monday in November next.
d. B. Wheeler has moved to the
storeronm in the Pool building on
Friend street, formerly occupied 10y DIR.
5. Pope. He will add pianos and or
ganS to his sewing machine business.
sec his advertisement next week.
Show cases are something every
merchant needs, and rs the Atlanta
Show Case Co., Atlanta, Ga, are max
ing special offers, good only thirty
days, we would advise every one who
is int rested to write them at once.
Cheapest and bet Show Cases made in
the United States always on hand or
made to order on short notice.
Personals.
Mr.. John O. Peoples has returned
from the mountains.
Mr.. Geo. \. Moody hes vacation
and has gone North.
Mr.. \. VI. Bowers went to Glenn
Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Mary A Evans is On visit to
Columbia.
Miss Lizzie Griffin has returned from
Edgelield.
Col. and Mrs. w. II. Hunt, .Jr., are
spending some time at Glenn Springs.
Mr.. J. Il. Salter has returned from
trip to Edgetield and Aiken.
Capt. J. w. Gary went 10 Glenn
Springs last Thul.sday.
Miss Aiieen Broaddus has gone to
Gleun Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.I Culbreath went
to Glenn Springs last Thursday.
Mr.. J. Jeff. Lane went to Glenn
Springs Oh Monday.
Mrs. Jno. r. Spearman, Of Column
ha, is visiting her father, Col. J. r.
Leavell.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. NIikell and Mrs.
Sarah Mikell. of Edisto Island, are
visiting Mr.. H. G. Robertson.
Mr.. Fred \. Sale, of Columbia, rep
reSerting the IItna Life Insurance
Company, is spending a few days in
the city.
Mr. w. NJ. Lane and Miss Matte
Henderson returned ftom New York
on Monday.
Mr.. f. CabanisS and family left Tues
day on q visit to Mr.. CabaniSs' father,
at Shelby, \. G.
Prof. G. w. Welch and family left
yesterday on a trip to the Lexington
Fork and other portions Of the State.
Miss Laura Blease left Tuesday on a
visit II friends and relatives in Green
Vile
Rev. J. S. Cozby, D. D., and Misses
Willie Cozby and Fannie Baxter left
yesterday for Glenn Springs.
Mr.. J. P. Pool returned rom Hen
dersonville on Tuesday. Mrs. Pool
will remain some time yet.
Mr.. w. H. Wallace, of the Observer
has returned from Glenn Springs. He
is much improved in health by his
trip.
Mr.. W. II. Miller, who has ben
on Il visit to his daughter, Mrs. I. Q.
Hoozer, has returned to his home in
Columbia. Mrs. Boozer accompanied
him, and will spend several days.