The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

| The I0lrO party SeeHlS 10 Ue III q va"
way in Newberry. 4 little stirring up
may he for its good.
The good people Of Hartford gave
very pleasant picnic on Friday. we
hear it highly spoken Of.
! The friends of Mr.. J. P. Pool were
! pleased to see him on the streets Mon-
| Gay after his recent illness.
! The number of persons whose ages are
over seventy years make up about two
per cent: Of the population of NeWoer-
! ry.
| The EdgeGeld Monitor and the
Chronicle still! survive, the BoGHnlght
Democratic cub to The contrary not
! ~ithstanding.
A number of townsfolk attended the
Children's Day exercises ut Smyrna last
Sunday and the A. r. Presbyterian
Conference at Kings Creek.
Mr.. Pm. Livingston, a most worthy
citizen of Newberry, but native OF
Edgefeld, was in town on Saturday
ast.-Edgefeld Advertiser.
Tillman has swallowed the Alliance
and its platforms, next he Will ts'ke
down the prohibition question and all,
anything to get a second term.
The Ne 1berry building and Invest,
nent Company will hold their annual
meeting in Knights of Honor Hall on
Tuesday, June l4th, at $50 p. III.
The Newberry police force put on
their new uniform last "Wednesday.
The new uniform is Confederate gray
a change from blue in the old.
The type made Col. Keitt say !ass
week in The Herald and News: The
writer has great admiration for Mr..
Cleveland, as be has for all money
men" It should have read ''maotny
men,"
The entertainment given last Friday
night by the ladies of the Lutheran
church was quite q success. They have
been urged by many yersons to repeat
the May-pole exercise and they may
do so at some early day.
The small grain crop will be good
fall oats are about ready to cut, IN
fact some farmers have already cut
their oats. It is too early to speak Of
the corn and cotton crop, but SC far
these crops look well. Farmers seem
to be we'll up with their work.
The picnic at Utopia'on last Satur-
day was well attended and the dinner
very bountiful. The Herald and News
was not aware that the distance rom
Newberry to Utopia was so great, one
young couple drove hard, but dld not
reach the picnic grounds until p. m.
Editor Aull, of The Newberry Herald
and News, was in town on last Satur-
day. His newspaper is one of the best
in the State, and he is one of the best
writers in the State. His converse
tions are as entertaining as his terse
editorials. -Wiunsboro News and Her
aid.
In conversation with several proml-
nent Alliance leaders of Pickens, they
expressed their desire to see their able
representative George Johnstone, re-
elected. They say he is in full sympa-
thy, from the good work be is doing
for the farmers, and while they did not
vote for him last lime, they now feel
proud Of him andiwill work for him.
Evening Democrat.
While here inspecting the Newberrv
Rifles, Gen. Farley, in his remarks TO
the company, said he was yet a bache-
lor, but that he had made several mar
row escapes. He will not be able to
repeat that part Of his speech. The re,
port Of the inspection of the Maxwell
Guards at Greenwood, it seems that
Gen. Farley was captured by "charml-
ing black-eyed BELLE" The General,
who never surrenders, is certainly a
fortunate man.