The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-06
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

niSut was good one 10
cotton aud light covering.
If you didn't hear the Euterpeau.
you missed good thug.
See NJ. 4. Carlisle's card in anothel
column. 1t may interest you.
Mayor Jones collected and has sen,
70 the Blutfton sufferers Si475
Mr.. s. G. Carter advertlses for the
recovery of stolen or estray mule.
Capt. S. J, Mclaughlin has SOME
nne ripe tomatoes from his garden.
Prof. Welch gives The Herald and
News an account of the fire at Ciem.
son.
Mr.. Fl. E. Todd's new house has been
finished by M. I. D. Shockl-y and Mr..
lodd has moved in.
The board of trustees of the Graded
! school will hold AL election for teachers
Tomorrow, the 7lh.
Mr. Z. c. Maybin has completed for
himself very neat and pretty cottage
on the street just beyond Maj. Jones'.
The board of health at meeting last
week decided that the tan yard house
was nuisance AID ordered that it be
torn down.
Treasurer Boyd went to Columb mbia
last week and collected the back taxes
due by the Richmond and Danville
railroad.
Mr.. II. A. Mccullough preached at
Cannon Greek church last Sunday
porniDg and st Excelsior academy in
the afternoon.
The stockholders Of the Newberry
Building and Investment Company
will hold their annual meeting on the
l4th instant.
There will be communion services at
King Creek church next Sunday and
preaching on Saturday previous at
II 8. N.
The Office of supervisor of reglstra-
ton was crowded all day Monday
mostly with negroes who seem to be
active in their efforts to secure GER
tificates.
Trial Justice Longshore held an in
quest on the dead body of negro
woman who died suddenly on DR..
McIntosh's place in No. Z on 18th of
May. r.
There was match game of baseball
last Thursday on the college grounds
between the College nine and Pros.
perity nine, resulting in favor of New
berry by Is to Is.
The committee on speakers for the
reunion of Confederate Veterans on
July 2lst has secured Rev. W. NJ.
Grier, D. D., of Due West, to make the
address.
A gentleman who has travelled
through Spartanburg, Chester and
Union was in town on Monday, and
said that. the best crops he saw In his
trip are in New5erry County.
Plans. have been received for the new
Methodist church 1T New berry. The
plans are very pretty and when erected
the Methodists will have one of the
bandsomest churches in the State. 1t
will cost about $4,000.
Work has been suspended on the
new postoffice building for some time,
but we note that lumber is being hauled
in and we hope soon to have the post.
Office over in town.
1QeTe Will De q mGelluS ~ AllIiC
Mountain to-day to discuss matters
pertaining to the establishment of a
Female College. The Herald and News
hopes the projectors of the scheme may
be abundantly successful.
The picnic of Miss jamie Chalmers
school at Jalaps last Saturday was 3
delightful affair. A game of baseball
was played between the Caldwell and
Jalapa mines, resulting in score of 81
to 81 in favor of Caldwell.
Several persons consulted Mr.. Cromer
on Monday before leaving town, and
some from No. or No. wnship said
they knew of some blind tigers in that
section, and that they proposed to give
the parties warning and if the Illicit
sale was not stopped prosecutions would
be commenced.
The excursion to Savannah on June
18th by the colored people will have
two coaches especially for the white
people, and those who go will be guar
anteed the best of accommodation and
attention.
The closing exercises of the Graded
School will take place on Friday, when
diplomas will be awarded to the grad
uating class. There is one young man
in the class this year-the first to finish
the course.