The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

There was good frost on Sunda,
morning.
Mr.. J. w. Smith, cf Atlanta, was ir
the city yesterday.
DR.. Peter Robertson is nominated fol
Alderman from Ward 4.
We hope the alliance picnic at Little
Mountain on Saturday was IL success
See notice of election in town OF
Helena published in another column.
The soldiers of the lst regiment will
return to Columbia this week to be
mustered out.
| Miss Alice Cannon is clcrking at
Mimnaugh's and will be pleased to
have her friends call.
J. A. Mimnaugh's cheap sales are
still on. He was too busy serving Gus
toners to write n change for his ad.
| If fifteen cases are disposed OF in
the court today as was done yesterday
the sessions court can adjourn tomor-
| row.
Our telephone system is now work.
ing beautifully with Prosperity aud in
| O few days we will have connection with
Clinton.
President Geo. b. Cromer was elect
ed Sunday u delegate from Luther
Chapel to the Newbcrry conference
which meets ut Macedonia on Friday.
OH nf
morning was rather small for the OPEN
ing of the criminal side, though the
number Of cases on the docket was
large.
Misses jamie and Agnes Connor and
Fannie Smith and Mrs. b. Herndon Con-
nor arc in Newberry, guests Of Mr.
Lambert bertJones.-Cokesbury cor. Green
wood Journal.
Mrs. Harrictt Lame and her daugh-
ter, Miss Sara Lane. have returned
from their summer vacation at Hender-
sonville, N. G. and will spend the win
ter in Newbcrry.
DR.. u. Robertson was elected dele
gate to the Lutheran Synod in Char
lest"n next week to represent Luther
Chapel congregation, and e Ii. Aull
was elected alternate.
We cannot get the boxes ready for
delivery to the managers before Fri
day. In fact we have not yet received
the tickets and may not be able to de-
liver the boxes before next week.
Mr. Jno. T.. Livingston Of The c., N
& l.. railroad was in Ncwberry on Sat
urduy. Hc is hustlng for his road and
the Fair aud says they arc preparing
to handle the large crowds with case.
Jameson has big stock Of clothing
and shoes which he is selling at re-
markably low prices and when you buy
from Jameson you know you can de-
pend on the goods being as repre-
scnted.
Mr.. l.. M. Speers, who was nominated
on Friday for alderman from Ward |,
requests us to thank those who suggest
ed his name and to say that he will not
be u candidate for the position, so we
have u blank in that ticket from Ward |.
Mr.. H. b. Dominick, of ST. Luke's,
has in his possession Il very rare coin
which was made in IT'S. 1t was found
near the mouth OF Bush River not very
long ago. 1t appears to be worn Il
great deal, SO much so that you can
scarcely see the date.
Mr. B. w. Stevens has been appoint
ed manager of Federal election at Will
liam's Store in No in place of Mr.. ].
w. Mathews, who leaves today for the
South Carolina Medical College and
will, therefore, not he in the county ut
the time of the election.
Thos. +. Notes, the son of Mr.. f. B
Notes OF No 6, has pet lizard with
forked tail aud feet very much like
frog. MIR. Notes had the lizard in
our Office the ether day and says ii is
tame and gentle. 1t is something of
freak OF nature. but is kind of pet that
we would not care to have.
Mr.. II. w. Holloway, the detective
who so cleverly worked up the Pomaria
robbery cases, has been in town this
week in attendance upon court. When
he is discharged with the first regiment
from the army he will resume his de-
| tective work. The cases that he work
| ed up re all now closed up.
| The re Is more Catarrh In this 81 ctiOn OF the
| counRry than all other iii senses put togetn e,,
| and until the last few years was supposed to
| be incurable For great many years doctors
pronounced 1t a local disease, Il, d prPSci ibrti
local remedies, and by constantly failing 80
| cure with local treat men', pronounced 1t In.
| able. Science hns proven cntarrh to be a
| institutional disease, and therefore requi es
constitutional treatment. Hairs Caiarrh
| Cure III .nufactured by +. j. Cheney 8 Co,