The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

have filed their report with the Council.
See ad.
Teacher wanted for the Jalapa
school. Applicants please apply by
september lst.
The patrons of the Jalapa school are
requested to meet ON Saturday, Sep
tember lst, at p. m.
It is said that one of the candidates
for certain office in t. is county likes
the ladies ever so much.
Those who got left on the last excur-
sion to Asheville can go on the 3Oth.
Let others accompany them.
The twin-baby item has been sub.
stantiated. We are assured by one of
the four, fathers that it is even so.
The coiored people Of Helena are in
the midst of another great revival, and
their singing of nights is melodious.
Everybody, candidates and all, will,
more or less, 60 to Asheville on the 30th
and see the great Vanderbilt mansion.
Between the hours Of midnight and
day Tuesday two negro women at
Helena aroused the neighborhood in a
fight.
The four men who can look on and
calmly enjoy the race now are Senator
Mower, Sheriff Riser, Clerk Kinard
and Coroner Lindsay.
Delegates from everywhere will at
tend the Knights Of Pythias meeting
in Washington on the 26. 1t is cheap
trip and promises to be a big thing.
We think that some of the candi-
dates will be reelected. Now. you po-
litical prophets and calculators can
figure that cut just as you may feel in
clined.
Its not difficult to name the ticket
now: Evans and Zimmerman, John
Gary Watts, Dan. Tomkins, Dolf Jones,
DR.. Bates and Tom Keitt.-Spartan-
burg Herald.
The 31st instant will be the last day
for the assessment of personal property
within the corporate limits of the town
of Newberry. Make your return to
Clerk Bowman and saye trouble. !
Spartanhurg must be like Newberry.
The Herald says the county candidates
are having lonesome time; that at a
meeting last week there were thirty
five candidates and fifteen hearers.
Some men are inclined to be a little
Indifferent 90 politics, but there is one
thing sure: you can't sit on the fence
and drink much blind tiger or dispen-
sary liquor-you are bound to land on
one side.
The Sumter Watchman and South
ron rises to ask: "Who will forecast
the political future of Ellerbe, Tindal
and Pope?" Not being able to say, we
give it up.
Those two young ladies who went to
the Pomaria picnic in buggy by them
selves, and returned to Newberry the
same way, showed independence and
pluck. But it is not always a safe
thing to Go.
Jake Mills will prepare a splendid
barbecue for the reunion of Go. G., 18th
Reg't, S. c. ", at Young's Grove on
next Saturday, and everybody can go
and enjoy the good dinner, and hear
the old soldiers tell war stories.
4 dentist in another city has a small
boy to sit in his Office and yell every
once and awhile, to make people believe
some fellow is having his teeth pulled.
Drs. Thompson, Johnstone and Jones
don't have to.
Examinations for the two vacant
beneficiary scholarships of Newberry
County in the Citadel Academy will be
held in Newberry on September 14th.
Further information is given in our
advertising columns.
Newberry has a good many bike
riders who will be pleased to hear that
Atthur Zimmerman's racing in Europe
this summer will net him $4,000. 1t
vii be remembered that be is the
" orld's record holder.
Scott Holman, a colored youth of
Helena, was fooling with a loaded
pistol, Monday, when the ball aeci-
dentaily struck him in the side. If it
bad not hit rib and glanced of Scott
might have departed hence forever.
Candidates have to give and take
much. 1t is fun, but that was rather
hard on the seeker after truth and
office who told one of his acq uaintances
that he was out" and was answered,
"Yes, and you are going to stay out"
No separate box" for Senator is
needed in Orangeburg County. All
the Legislative candidates in that
county state in their announcement
that they will support Governor Till
man for the Senate.-Chester Reporter.
"The weather is too hot; besides, a
good crop year like this, the Sentinel
has no time to shuck nubbins." Now,
when we hear an editor talk like our
Pickens friend we always think, no
matter what side he is on, that be has
struck something be can't answer.
Col. Theophilus Oleomargarine, the
Duke of Makakaac, passed through
Newberry from Saturday afternoon to
Sunday morning. He must have left
his barrel of flour behind, but be still
takes the cake. We allude to Mr.. Pat
rick Roman, jolly travelling printer.
There are some Improvements being
made on the postoffice building. A new
window is being put in on one side
Abbeville Medium. You don't say so;
YOU should come to NeWberry and see
our new postoffice building, anG then
you wouldn't talk about your one little
window any more.
We are glad that the Columbia Jour-
nal ridicules the daypo affectation. If
makes Us tired it is to see a
fellow going too the daypo too see if be
knows anyone on the twain. The same
fellow has nothing else to do but see
what the program for too-day is each
morning. II is to bad.
In accordance with recent act Of
the Legislature there will be an ex-
here August 24th for the
to the South Carolina Col
lege of two normal students from this
county. These students will be eX-
empted from paying the annual fee OF
$40 and the tuition fee of $40.
Small but hard knots of men were
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