The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-11
VARIOrs AND Avr axo1rr


Who lost bunch of keys and
bundle?
To "Rusticus": You shall have .
place next week.
DR.. A. F. Langford is announced thi
week for the House of Representatives
Mr.. Geo. A. Long will give a barbe
cue at Hartford on Thursday, Auyust
2nd.
Judge ]. B. Fellers is candidate fol
re-electlon to the office of Probate
Judge.
Hon. Cole. L. Blease publishes a
caro- this week and announces his can
didacy for the House of Representa-.
tives.
Evangelist Kinard, who has been
sick, is expected to return to Newberry
Thursday and continue his series of
MEETINGS.
The Conservative Democratic club
will meet at Jalapa Saturday, 18th inst
at 8 O'Clock.
The union service will be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday night.
No service "a the morning.
The Johnstone Literary Society will
meet next Saturday night at $50
o'clock at Johnstoue Academy.
On the 18th inst. Rev. u. A. Wright,
at the parsonage, tied the matrimona
knot between Mr.. r. J. Lathrop and
Miss Minnie Summers.
Parties desiring to purchase tickets
for the Savannah excursion tomorrow
can do so by calling at the stores oil
Eduard Scholtz or D. Klettner.
Rev. A. J. Stokes returned from
Greenbrler in time to 60 to Cokesbury
to attend the District Conference Of
the Methodist church.
Last Sunday while Mrs. B.. F. Mills
and children were returning from Mt
Pilgrim church the horse ran away
The buggy was broken and it's occu
pants were more or less hurt, Mrs. Mills
sustaining quite severe injuries.
Four negro women were seated in
row IN front Of the bank Monday
morning. Each woman had an infant
in her arins..all girls but one. They
were from the Pomaria section, where
some crops flourish without rain.
Mr.. Adam Aull says that while We
have been receiving all these fne rains
for the past few weeks, his immediate
section did not get season until las>
Friday afternoon, when the long
drought was broken by good shower
Provisions are quite short in New.
berry just now on account of the big
strike; but the horizon above the corn.
cribs and smokehouses in the Wes
had brighter look yesterday, and we
Will all be happy and serene again soon
Mr.. A. benson made an effort Satur
day IN Trial Justice Evans office tx
place Malcolm Hipp under a peace
bond, but failed. Mr.. benson claimed
that the young man had threatened
him, but it turned out to be nothins
more than case of rocking Mr.. Den
sons geese out of Mr.. Hipp's youns
corn-one of the drawbacks to country
life.
Mr.. NJ. L. Spearman has a bicycle
that is a bicycle. We. hope to see hin
with a unicycle soon. Marq. rode hi
cycle the other day at the rate of abou
two miles minute-down high EN-
bankment-and turned two or thre'
somersaults in his descent before b,
struck bottom. He fell about thirt,
yards: Marq. is making rapid progress
as bicycle rider.
You, ladies especially, what is th
use of being so anxious every summe
| to inaugurate the early closing move
nent if you are not going to abide b,
the result? The merchants wouldn'
mind keeping their stores open til
dark, so far as that is concerned, but
bargain is entered into, why not keel
to it on both parts? AS the merchant
have consented to close at p. No., d.
let them do so prom pity.