The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-02


yesterday for Harris Springs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Evans leave 70,
day for Hendersonville, N. q.
Mr.. A. G. Jones is announced as a
candidate for the Legislature.
Mrs. w. II. Tarrant and children are
on visit to relatives ut Batesburg.
Mr.. Ben II. Paysinger is announced
as candidate for county supervisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. IL. Todd leave tn ia
week to visit relatives In Oconee Coul-
ty.
| The first page is given this issue TO
the conclusion of the Pomaria murder
| case.
Misses Estelle Aull and Laura Bow
mar are visiting relatives and friends
at Auton.
Jameson Is selling pants at half
Drice and now Is the time to buy at
your own price.
Editor Greneker OF the Observer has
returned from visit to the Confederate
reunion in Atlanta.
For shoes at wholesale cost and be-
low go to the Mower Co.'s store while
the sacrifice sale Is on.
Mr.. w. II. Hunter has Withdrawn
from the race and will not be a candi-
date for the Legislature.
Campaign day at Newberry Is next
Monday. The meeting will be held In
the beautiful grove ut Helena.
Miss Leila Blackwell and her little
sister, Robecca, OF Clinton, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. J. w. Earhardt.
Mr.. Jno. w. Earhardt, of The Her-
old and News, returned from q visit to
Columbia and Lexington last Saturday.
Col. o. l.. Schumpert made an elo-
quent and able speech, aud we believe
made some friends. .-Wateree Messen-
ger
Don't forget the reunion at Little
Mountain on Friday. See notice and
programme in s.nother part of this pa
per.
The Sessions Court adjourned Friday
night. Solicitor Sease passed the
| usual orders on the presentment of the
grand Jury.
Get yonr tickets printed at The Her.
aid and News Office. We are going TO
print the tickets for tho Executive
Committee.
We want to print and mail our issue
of Friday on Thursday afternoon. II
You want a notice Or an ad. In that is-
sue remember this please.
Misses Annie Maybin and Sallic
Whitney, who have been visiting at
Mr.. r. G. Maybin's, have returned to
their home at Maybinton.
There were number of Fairfield
| men In the city last week and they were
! all representative men and made good
impression on all our people.
The editor and the boys Of the Office
desire to thank Mr.. l.. 7. Epting for u
| basket Of delicious peaches and Mr.. G
j. Wilson for large melon. These re
membranes are highly appreciated.
Mr.. A. G. Jones, one of the most
popular travelling salesmen on the
road, spent last Friday and Saturday In
the city. His many friends are always
delighted to greet him in Anderson
Intelligenccr.
The total sales at the dispeusary 10.
I tHo - T,,l n
gross profits were $39S.7l; expenses
$l54.24; net profits for the month to be
divided between tho town and county
$244.57.
Col. Geo. S. Mower, of Ncwberry,
candidate for Attorney General, was
the first speaker. Col. Mower made q
fine impression. He Is great big
hearted Christian gentleman and an
able lawyer, and would make a splen
did otIicer.-Wateree Messenf ~.
| DR.. w. e. Belcher, OF Newberry
presidcs over the prescription depart
ment OF DR.. ]. T.. Kaufmann's drug
store, during tho absence of tho latter
Dr.. Bcicher Is n pleasant and genia
gentleman and Is making warm friends
I-Lexington Dispatch, July 81.
The county campaign opens today n
JalapG. All tho candidates who have
announced for the various offices hav'
their cards In The Herald and News
The time for entering does not expir'
until today NJ l2 o'clock. We hope tn
campaign may be conducted withou
ill-feeling.
Rcv. J. b. Fox Ph. D., pastor OF tn
Lutheran church left yesterday for hi
vacation. Next Sunday morning Pres
idont CrOmer will conduct services an
read sermon. The following Sunda
Rev. u. w. Redenbaugh will preac
: and the following Prof. G. l.. II. Fisher
OF Charlotte, Will preach.
l. CO1 EIInhiI Euooa Mamhonru1s p.,ni