The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29
VARIOUS AND ALL An,,ur.

night
Only two weeks until tho U'uir. Let
everybody get ready to attend.
Court Monday, but no jurymen will
be needed until Tuesday morning.
| Rev. J. II. Harms, of Chslnbersburp,
Pa, will preach in the Lutheran church
on Sunday night.
| ). j. Lane says he wants to buy your
cotton md cotton seod and will pay d
littleab tho top.
Get your registration certificates for
| me town election. You may desire to
Iyote and 1t is always best to be ready.
r. The quilt &C NEST by the Calvary (col-
ored) Presbyterian church on Wednes.
day was success, about $IT being rea-
| lizcd.
Secure your reserved seats at Scholtz'
Jewelry Store for "lmogone" at the
opera house tonight. Patronizc homo
talent.
Tho trustees Of School district No.
l0 in No. township have decided that
Adams is the teacher of the Hannah
| colored school.
There will be no preaching at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday as the
pastor is absent in Darlington in at
tendance upon Synod
The meeting of the Excelsior Fire
Company called for next Monday night
w(ll not be held. The members will
please keep this in mind.
Rev. w. A. Belts, of Ninctv-Six.
came to Newbcrry yesterday and will
go out this morning to New Chapel to
assist Rev. d. Tiller in meeting.
G. G. Summer was admitted to bail
on Tuesday by Justice Pope in the sum
OF $500. He gave bond before Clerk
a. J. Gibson and was released from
Jail.
Reformation services will be held at
the Lutheran church on Sunday morn
ing and the sermon appropriate to the
day will be preached by Rev. Dr..
Voigt.-
The Is negroes at Mr.. l.. w. Jones'
cornshucking last week shuckcd 700
and not 720 bushels as stated by us. 1t
was typographical error in The
Herald and News.
j. J. Lane is building a laundry on
the Phifer lot and it will bo occupied
on the first of the month by d China
man who is q 1irst-class workman and
will do iirst-clast work.
"rhe Sing in Skulc," under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Lutheran church, will be given
in the opera house December Sd, in
stead of December 10th.
superintendent f. w. Higgins i'm a
notice in another column calls on
School Trustees to open the public
schools by November !st, Oh as soon
thereafter rs practicable.
A granite wall is bcing put in on the
west sido OF Scott's Creek, from Brook
lyn bridge to short distance below
the power house. The wall Is to be
four feet high and will be u great i'm
provemcnt.
Mr.. Is. L. Griffin has sold his planta-
tion in No. &, of about 1000 acres, to
Mr.. p. j. Davenport. This place has
been in the Grinln family for about
three generations and is valuable
tract of land.
See notice of the NEE ing of the Jno
M. kinard Camp. A full meeting
OF the members is desired as there will
be matters Of interest aud Importance
to be discussed Let every member
make an effort to he present.
Rev. w. w. Jones Of Saluda was in
town this week and will assist Rev. d
Tiller at New Chapel Ec has been in
| the Methodist Conference for fifty
years and during that time has never
| missed a meeting of the annual Confer
encc.
The town election for Mayor and
Aldermen comes off in December.
| Registration is necessary to vote and
| the books OF registration will be open
| during November. You better secure
your registration certificate. You
might nccdit.
| MIR. Michael Werts had in town this
| morning the largest sweet potato VIC
ever saw. 1t weighs thirteen pounds.
1t can be seen at the hardware store of
| VIM. johnson. This is great coun-
try and We can all live even if cotton
| is down to 5 cents.
Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
| to tie incurable should read what Mr..