The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-13
VARIOUS AND ALI. ABOUT.


is in the city.
Mr.. A. G. Jones returned on Sunday
from Philadelphia.
Col. Teddy Roosevelt is u candidate
for Governor Of New York.
Mrs. S. b Jones and Mrs. Holbrook
have returned from the mountains.
Mr.. w. S. Mann has moved into his
residence on Cline street in Brooklyn.
Prof. John Hawkins has returned
from months visit to relatives ia
Lexington.
Bring us in the returns tonight as
soon after the votes are counted as YOU
possibly can.
Rev. Dr.. Hallman, of Prosperity, was
in the city yesterday and gave us y
pleasant call.
Miss Jessie Summers has returned
from Lexington where she had been
visiting relatives.
Miss Annie Bynum has returned to
Florence where she has Il position as
teacher in the Graded School.
The voting places IN town will be at
the same places they were in the last
primary and the same managers will
serve.
Mrs S. NJ. Redus and MIR. J. w.
Chappcll have returned from the North
ern markets. where they purchased the
fall and winter stock for the Mower Co.
Capt. d. O. Herbert, of Go. 9, 2nd
Regiment, won the sword contest run
by the Columbia Record. He received
II ,2SS votes to 1913 for the next high
est competitor.
MIR. e. G. Witt, of Florida, is spend
ing the week in Newberry. He grad
uatcd at the college last year and is 60
ing now to the Theological Seminary
in Philadelphia
The jewish New Year begins on Fri
day and our Hebrew friend, in Now
berry will observe the day and close
their aces of business on Friday
evening until Monday.
The Herald and News will issue an
extra toulorr"w morning giving the re-
suit OF the primary and we would be
gEld to have the managers send in the
returns promptly this afternoon.
We direct attention to the new nd
vertisement of MIR. j. II. Smith in this
issue. lie is selling goods ut cash prices
and with cash profits. Give him a
chance when you want anything in his
line.
Notice OF election on the tax for sup
port Of the Graded Schools appears in
another column. The election will be
held on the 9th. The friends of the
school bear this in mind and turn out
and vote.
Prof. Geo. B. Cromer returned YES
tcrday from II visit to Charleston and
Orangebnrg in the interest of New
berry College. He says the prospects
for the opening are good and many
new students are expected at the OPEN
ing.
Messrs. NJ. l.. Spearman and H. Il.
Wright have IL number of excellent
building lots in the eastern portion of
the city which they are Offering at rea-
sonable prices and on terms to suit the
purchaser II you desire to own your
own home see these gentlemen.
Mr.. Jno. II. Atkinson, who lives in
No. I, was bitten by mad dog last
Thursday evening in his yard as he
was coming from feeding his stock. He
went to Chaplin TO test Mr.. Boards
maidstone. The stone adhered for 16
hours. The bite was Il slight scratch
on the thumb.
Mr.. Thos. T.. Harmon General Agent
for the Home Mutual Fire Protection
Association of South Carolina returned
On Saturday from trip in the upper
part OF the State in the interest of his
company. This company has paid to
its policy holders over $4,000 in the
last two years for losses sustained.
Prof. w. G. Bynum, who so success
fully taught the Jenny school last ses-
sion, has been sccnrcd as the assistant
teacher in the Ehrhardt high school
Tor the coming session opening Octo.
Der 3D.. Prof. Bynum is II graduate OF
Ncwbcrry College of the class of '96,
and Prof. Jones is fortunate in secur-
ing such competent id.--Bamberg
Herald.
The ladies OF Thompson Street
church will serve ices and cakes on
Thursday evening of this week. begin
ming at e o'clock, on the vacant lot OF
Mr.. Mower on Main street across from
the church. This will be a. most en-.
joyable affair. The ladies of this church
know how to make such entertainments
pleasant, and this one will be no cxcep-
tiOn. Don't fail to attend.
An Encrprising DruggIst
There are few men more wide.
awake and euterprininr than Rob.