The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Newbelry College opens today.

Newbel'ry College opens today.
! The price Of cotton remains under 6
cents.
Mr.. b. T.. Julien Is clerking for A. G.
Jones.
Read Bill Arp's letter in this paper.
Itisa good ono.
mo pews arc being put down in the
new Lutheran church.
MIS-. S. iLangfogd@killed 80 Englisl,
sparrows at one Shot on "Wednesday.
pseahH.sn,, pue%maa.Sawill be celebrated at the
inc. S'sse14sn s4sn church on Sunday morn
Thf ....
ce,j5e jury for tho October torn of the
Issoart was drawn on Wednesday morn
ing. The list appears elsewhere.
The Graded School will resume ex-
erciscs on Monday and it is hoped the
children will be on hand promptly.
Capt. w. S. Langford has been or
derce to prepare his company, the
Newberry Gaurds, for inspection on
the 18th. inst.
Mcssrs. Wynn & Gardner have
opened New York Racket Store in
the building OH Main street recently
vacated by II. G. Williams.
Court opens in Laurens on Monday.
Solicitor Sease informs us that he has
several murder cases on docket for this
session OF the Laurcns Court.
Rev. Dl. VIM. 'Hayne Lcavell will
preach Yin the Presbyterian church
next fSunday morning at II o'clock.
Thspublic is cordially invited.
sgThe firm of d. Hipp 81 Co., of Po.
maria, has been dissolved by mutual
'consent and Mr.. w. II. Hatton retlres.
Mr.. Hipp will continue the business.
Next Monday is saleday. The Master
has several lracts of land advertised
for sale. We will be glad to have our
friends call and sec us when they come
in.
Miss Carrie Godfrey was summoned
TO her homo In Cheraw yesterday on
account OF the death Of her father. Her
many friends in Newberry will extend
their sympathy.
; Those Of our subscribers who want to
pay in wood will confer favor by haul
ing it as soon as possible, and those
who have hauled wood will please
come in and get receipt for it.
a. G. Jones, the merchant that is al
ways up-to.date, tells our readers this
week where to buy to advantage. His
goods are marked in accord with low
price cotton. Read what he says.
Mr.. Mike L. Dominick, OF Saluda
County, has puschascd lot and is
erecting q residence at the rear of
Newberry College. He will move his
family here to get the benefit of oui.
educational institutions.
Miss Susie A. Hood, youngestdaugh-
ter of Prof. VIM. Hood, was married TO
Judge Clarence A. Boswell, September
%, 1897. Prof. Hood and family have
many friends and relatives in this
county. They are now Lying in
Florida.
Col. @. j. Purcell has purchased from
Mr.. l.. M. Speers the lot on tho west
side of Scott's creek, between Caldwell
and Nance streets, and will begin at an
early date the erection Of tenant houses
thereon. The powder houses are being
removed today.
The union services for Sunday cve-
ming among the several churches
closed last Sunday. Regular evening
services will be resumed at the Luth-
eran and Presbyterian churches on
next Sunday evening with preaching
by the respective pastors.
Messrs. Johnstone g. Welch have
been retained by Mr.. G. G. Summer to
defend him. Mr.. Summer killed a man
named Murdock at Peak one day this
week. This firm has reputation
throughout the State as able lawyers
in criminal cases and they rarely lose
one.
Mr.. J. w. Nease and bride lccom-
panied by his mother arrived il New
berry the first of the week from their
Georgia home. Mr.. Nease was recent
ly married to Miss Edna E. Groven-
slime, of Efiingham County, Ga. Mr..
Nease will run the "mcss hall" at the
college this session.
The Darlington, Wis, journal says