The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-06
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

There was a large crowd In town
yesterday.
The slate roof is boing put on the
Lutheran church.
Mr.. G. e. Summer is having his DIV ell
ing on Main street enlarged.
The boneyard did fairly we'll vest er
day, but IL Is not the institution it once
| was. .
Mr.. j. w. Scott, Ex'or., advertises
five shares National Bank stock for
sale.
Ne%berry has no lack OF public lect-
ures. About eight are boo!sca for this
month,
Mr.. I. f. Honeycutt, of Chester; was
on visit the past few days to Mr.. j.
,A4s~2dackwelder, his Newborry partner.
Summer Bros. have sold their down
town furniture store to Mr.. j. II. West
who will continue business at the sam,
place.
Mr.. G. G. Sale and Prof. w. H. Wal
lace have been appointed members of
the county board ofexaminers fer New
berry.
The county sure rvisor gives an i'm
portant notice to those paupers who
are not in the Home but receive aid
from the county.
Mr.. Y. V. A. Riser, of the Theologi-
col Seminary, will preach for Rev. J.
D. Bowles at Bethlehem next Sunday,
April II, 1897.
DIR. Leland Summer, son of Mr.. J. Fl.
Summer, fell across some lumber at the
dwelling of Mr.. G L. Summer on Mon
day and was. painfully bruised on the
leg.
Mr.. IL, a. Smoak, who is working on
the Lutheran church, was married in
Columbia on Sunday to Mrs. Jefford
and returned to Newberry yesterday
with his bride.
Until furthernotice, Hon. w. d. Har-
dy, Master, will be in his office on Mon
day of each week. Persons having bus
mess with the Master will take notice
and give heed thereto.
See quarterly statement of the Com
mercial Bank. The capital stock near
ly all paid in; the deposit account is
large and the general condition heal
thy and a good showing made.
DR.. w. M. Leftwck, of Nashville,
Tenn, will begin two-weeks meeting
at the Methodist church on Nav 9th,
DR.. Leftwick is one of the ablest pulpit
divines in the Southern Methodist
church.
We republish the statement of the
Savings Bank in this issue as there was
an error in the report published Fri
day. The report published today is cor
rect and makes fine showing for the
Bank.
The Master sold only one tract of
land Monday in tho case of the Build
ing and Loan against F.. Moon 100
acres to Mrs. Rebccca l.. Paysinper
for 81 1906. The lot in town advertised
was withdrawn.
mi. J.HO DaffoLG at the Cotton Mill
made fine job in repairing the break
In our press last week Mr.. Charlie
West and his assistants in the machine
shop at the Mill arc first class work.
mon.
Mr.. Howard Nicely, who has the con-
tract for water works, is in Newberry
and will begin work instituting the sys-
tenn in few days. Mr.. Davis, the en-
glneer, has also returned and will re-
main in the city during the progress of
the work.
The sun came out beautifully on
Monday, but about two o'clock the
clouds rolled up and it looked cyclonic
Tor awhile, but soon the rain poured
down In torrents and the clouds rolled
by. The farmers are very much be-
hind with their work, but all this will
work out for good.
Mr.. Fl. G. Bardin, of "The Newber-
ry," gave most delightful spread on
Friday night to the Commissioners of
Public Works, the board of Health,
the Mayor and few invited guests.
The Herald and News regrets it's alb
sence. Bardin knows how to prepare
'em, and this was no exception.