The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-16
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.


Mr. Z. p. Chalmers lost a fine Cow
last Sunday.
The County Commissioners advertise
contracts TO let.
Mr.. Otto kletiner bought J. +.
Princes stock Of goods.
Tomorrow -eacly in the morning.
is ST. Pa,r;ck's dHy.
The town registration books will
open OH Monday, the 2ist.
The citizens meeting will lie held in
the opera honse on Friday.
There Gems to have been general
woodworking las, week.
Capt. NJ. NJ. Bufo 4 is announced
this week as a candidate for sheriff.
Mr.. G. D. Buzhardt has purchased
froin Rev. 4. 2. McCIintock the Cald-
we'll mill.
Mr.. G. VI. :, erts is announce. his
week as candidate for County Com
missioner.
There a:e two neg.o women in jail
for murder. One Of the cases IS in
fant.cide.
Mess. ". B. Aull and Walter W.
Barre, of Lexington. have bought the
NewOerry Steam Mill.
:. Davenport's spr.ug sock comprises
many beautiful goods. His line Of
dress goods is especially pretty.
Rev. H. w. kuhns, D. D., will
preach in the Lutheran church next
Sunday at II a. N.
Rev. Mr.. Hanckel will preach at
st. Luke's next Sunday morning, and
in the afternoon at O'Clock.
The G., n. and L. road has ordered
three new engines. This looSs like we
are going to have someimproved sched-
u!e3.
Mr.. John B. Mayes' horse ran away
with the buggy on the st.eets last
Friday. No damage.
Rev. +. P. McClintock went to Able
last Friday to preach the dedication
sermon of Bethlehem A. R. T. church,
near Due West.
Mel Chalmers and John Aull were
in great luck last Sunday afternoon.
They were at Tramwood with about
six of the prettiest girls in the county.
1t is reported that meeting will be
in wberry next Monday to send
delegates to the March convention at
Columbia on the 9th.
Spring goods at Minter & Jamieson's
are now ready for inspection, and they
will stand the test as to price and
quality. See ad.
\ small negro child was found dead
Friday morning last on the plantation
of Mr. J. A. Crotwe)l. Coroner Buist
held the inquest. Death was caused
by Group.
Mr.. Geo. B. Cromer, has accepted an
| invitation to deliver the annual address
before the literary Societies of North
Carolina College, Mt. Pleasant, \. &.
at the commencement in May next.
Smith & Wearn have a S25,C00 stock
of clothing, shoes and hats, and they
are not going to keep them if bottom
| prices will sell them. Here is fine op-
! portunity to get clothed cheaply.
Mr.. w. S. Mann has been trans
ferred to the section of the c. \. and
L. road between Prosperity and Little
Mountain, and moved to Prosperity
yesterday. He had just occupied bis
new house in Newberry.
The South American Medicine Com
pany have been giving performances
in the Opera House during the past
week, and they will saow every night
this week and probably next week.
| The Reporter saw two Of their per
formances last week. The price is 10
cents, but the show was as good G;
some shows at five times the price,
From 2a0. to 20 peeefP1lee-GG0fo ppeeePle 80 to the
SHOW every night.
Constable Frank Maybin and Mr..
James Caughman had q discussion
over legal ~oint in Prosperity. Mr..
! Cauehnan asserted that man coold
not be arrested twice on the same war
rant. Constable Maybin conteuded
that two arrests with the same war
rant would be legal and perfectly right,
but Caughmau carried the point. The
lnanoeuvering prior to the discussion
for time was quite lively and some
what rich