The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-07
VARIOUS AND AL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Mr. A. L. Prysocds clerking for Mr.
j. II. Moore. * sae.g Y. 4 M
Mr.. A. J. Cook is assisting Mr.. E. p
Pawley in buying cotton. d..
Soc tho minstrels ut the opera house
Thursday night-laugh and grow fat
There was an unusually small crowd
In town on Monday. '.... ~.
The Master advertises several sales
in this issue for saleday in October.
We hope these pleasant days will
hold out until after the tournament on
Thursday. II 49,. .
mo Mhsons held their first meeting
In their new hall IN the Crotwell build.
ing"last night.
Everybody get ready to make the
visiting flremen on Thursday have a
pleasant time.
Tho hot supper for the benefit of the
Newborry Guards has heon postponed
until Friday night two weeks.
At recent meeting of the patron
OF st. Phillips school Mr.. John Haw-
kins was unanimously reelected teacher
for another term.
The members OF the Excelsior Fire
Company and the running team are re-
quested to meet at count chambers
this evening at 8 o'clock.
A cotton stalk was displayed at Sum-
NOR Bros store Monday morning
which contained lO3 grown bolls. 1t
was taken from their plantation.
The Supervisors of Registration had
theiyofflce open yesterday. They will
be open again today and tomorrow and
again the first Monday in October.
9 The ladies of tho Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will give lawn
party in rear of tho court house Tues
day evening, September l4th, from to
10 o'clock p. nj.
Superintendent Wallace has an i'm
portant notice In another column to
those expecting to attend the Graded
School. Do not forget the graded
SCHOOL ClCCtlOn on litl.
Robert Porterheld, colored, was tried
before the Mayor Monday morning and
convicted of keeping liquor concealed
in violation of the dispensary law. He
was fined 1926 or 80 days Imprisonment.
He gave notice of appeal
There is talk Of organizing a clerk
union in Newberry at an early date.
This would be good idea and we shall
give some particulars concerning such
organization in the near future.
Some of our most enterprising mer-
chants will have their fronts decorated
on Thursday. One has already begun
to prepare decorations for his win
dows.
The Southern Railway will sell
round trip tickets to Louisville, KY,
and Cincinnati, Ohio, for one fare and
one-third. Tickets on sale September
13, II and Is, limited for ten days from
date Of sale. :. 49, q
Mr.. w. a. Shcaly, of Little Noun
tain, has been elected to teach Corinth
School the coming session. He is Il
graduate Of Newberry College and a
teacher . OF experience and ability.
-Saluda Sentinel.
The Governors Guards Minstrels, of
Columbia, will appear at the opera
house Thursday night in an up-to-date
burnt cork performance. The singing,
dancing and specialties are said. to be
as good as the best.
At the meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees of tho Graded school last Thurs
day, Miss Rachel McMaster, Of Winns-
bOrO, was elected teacher for the
Boundary steeet school to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation of Prof.
Carlisle.
Mr.. John w. Enrhardt for several
years editor Of the Newberry Observer,
has severed his editorial connection
with that paper Bro. Earhardt has
made a good editor and whatever his
avOcation in tho future may be we
wish him unbounded success.-Clinton
Gazette.
Rev. VIM. Hayne Lcavell preached
Sunday morning in the Baptist church
and on Sunday night at the union SER
vice in the Lutheran church. His scr
mons on both occasions were strong in
their simplicity and delivered with an
ease and grace of manner that makes
1T both a pleasure and profit to hear
him.
The Luther League picnic at St.
I.uke's last Saturday was q great sue
cess. A large crowd prcsopt. In the
morning addresses were made by Pres
ident Cromer and DR.. Hallman. In
the afternoon by requcst President
Cromer talked college to the people.
We regret very much that it was i'm
possible for us to attend.
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