The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-15
VARIOUS AND ALL AsOur.
Court Monday q week.

Mrs. Theodore Johnstono Ia vis,t;n,
friends at Kinards.
| Mr.. John Aldrldgc has returned
from Chickamauga.
Mr. y. .. Copeland left Monday tc
visit relatives in Clinton.
Mrs. Nj. j. Jones, of Lancoste, is
visiting rel ives in Ncwberry.
We have had an abundance OF rain
within the past week.
Mayor Evans paid flying visit to
Clinton on Wednesday.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday it
was unusually cool for July.
Miss Cummings, of Winnsboro. il
visiting Miss Lucy Specrs.
Mr.. G. w. Monroe, of Laurens, il on
visit to relatives in the city.
Some of Dr.. Young's "original" lit
tlc packages took with the boys.
Miss Gertrude Simpson, OF Prosperi-
ty, Is visiting at Mr.. VIM. Johnson's.
Miss M. E. Copeland has returned to
Newberry after spending few days in
Columbia
Miss i'cssic Tarrant istl on Wcdnes-
day for Cordesvillc, to visit her moth
CT.
The hour for the meeting of the I.u-
theran Sunday-school has been changed
from to $50 o'clock.
Elr. =. l.. Saxon, who has been in
Florida for the past year or so is in
Newberry visiting friends.
Profs. b. L. Jones, ". D. Jones and
sisters left yesterday for Brevard, N.
o., to spend the summer.
Mr.. j. Gibbs Goggans, who has run
us express messenger from Columbia to
Jacksonville, Fla is at home for u rest.
Mr.. V. Theo. ELY is in the city and
will open school in book keeping and
writing. at armory hall Monday, July
25th.
Assistant Postmaster Graham has
been on the sick list for the past few
days and Postmaster Fair has had his
hands full.
Judge NJ. A. Carlisle, we are glad to
state, is again able to be out. He has
not, however, altogether recovered
from his fall.
Mrs. Allan Johnstone, of Newberry,
after IL pleasant visit to relatives and
friends here, has returned home. -
Laurensville Herald, 18th.
Davenport & Renwick are Offering
special bargains in shoes. They have
large and select stock and are closing
them out ut greatly reduced prices.
Mr.. John Outz, of Company b, S. G..
Volunteers, is at home on few days
furlough. He is pleased with q SOL
dier's life and looks we'll and happy.
DR.. e. G, Jones accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Helen, left on Wednes-
day for Harris Springs to attend the
meeting of the State Dental Associa-
tion.
r.. e. Williams has applied for quar-
termaster of some colorcd regiment and
is strongly endorsed for the position.
He has been in Columbia this week in
the interest Of his candidacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Gist, Mr.. Jas. Nc
Caughrin, Misses Lucy, Fanny and
Mamie Mclaughlin left yesterday for
Glenn Springs. After spending while
there they will go to the mountains.
Capt. S. ]. Mclaughlin has changed
the date for enlsting the members Of
his company from July Goth to 23d. Ee
will give Il free barbecue on the 23d to
those who enlist. SEQ local elsewhere.
Examinations will be held in the
court house today for scholarships in
the Winthrop College and for ndmis.
sion into the Freshman class and nor
NAL scholarships OF the South Carolina
College.
The city council of Aiken has de-
are ready for bids for it's construction.
Newberry and Aiken keep side by side
in the matter of progress and New
berry mustn't lag.
Let the government settle it and don't
lose any sleep over who is entitled to
the honor, Schley or Sampson. Those
who arc managing this war ought to
know more about it than we dO---if they
don't.
Marvin Ycnrgin honorably discharg-
cd from Capt. Langford's Co., Sd S. G..
", at Chickamauga, has reached home.
Ho is very feeble but able TO move
around and we hope he will soon be
strong again.-Laurcns Advertise, r.
The latest stamps issued by the gov.
| crnmcnt arc nuisance. Congress
should be petitioncd at once and asked
to stop tho issue or the postoflicc clerks
| required to lick them. We were glad
when the Columbian issue was ex