The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-15
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lg his father this week.
There seems but little doubt that war
with Spain is ''enevitable."
! The Prohibition State Convention
met in Columbia last night.
Miss Mamie Renwick has been visit
Ing Miss. Il. Craig in Clinton.
| City Council meeting for last night was
postponed until Tuesday night.
Miss Estelle Griffith OF Lewiedale is
on a visit to friends in the city.
| SEQ notice in another column OF the
Newberry Bicycle Association.
Miss Sallie Coppock has moved into
the house next to Mr.. II. G.. Hoof.
Mrs. l.. p. Jones, of Ridge Spring,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. H. Wal
lace. ... .. .... .....
Mrs. DR.. w. A. Dunn, of Pomaria, is
spending u few days with relatives in
the city. 49,.
The County Alliance held meeting
yesterday. Only routine business was
transacted. ..
Rev. Y. V. A. Riser, of the Seminary,
returned yesterday from visit to Bur-
lington, No ....
Thore was large crowd attending
court yesterday. Probably because it
was too wet to plow.
The social meeting Of the Luther
League will be held at the residence of
MIR. VIM. Johnson this evening.
Don't forget to make your arrange
ments to attend DR.. Willis lecture at
the opera house next Wednesday night.
Columbians are boasting of their
electric lights. They just ought to
como up and see ours. They can't be
beat
The Herald and News war bulletin
board for the past few days has been
the most frequently visited place in the
city.
Great interest is still shown in the
Pomaria robbery cases and we give
much of our space to report Of the
trials in this issue.
Drs. w. G. Houseal, o. b. Mayer and
+. G. Ellersor went to Harris Springs
to attend tho Medical Association and
banquet which was given last right.
Mrs. Samuel Stradley Of Greenville
who has been on visit to her daughter
Mrs. w. w. Hodges returned home
yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Hodges.
DR.. A. G. Voigt went to Charleston
yesterday to preach the funeral of Rev.
l.. Miller, D. D., prominent divine
Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
DR.. Young has in his drug store a
very pretty soda fountain and will sell
during the coming season cold drinks
Of all kinds. Give him q trial.
Mrs. Elizabeth Riser and her daugh-
ter Mrs. Thos. Hayes leave today on a
visit to Ga. They will visit Atlanta,
Rome, and other places where they
have relatives.
The $24, 900 worth of city bonds thai
was not worded exactly right were de-
stroyed last week in tho presence of
the Commissioners of Public Works
and committee from city council.
The following delegates from this
county attended the State Prohibition
Convention in Columbia last night:
Messrs. r. G. Williams, Arthur Kib.
ler, Jno. Speak, w. X. Sigh, j. w.
White, and y. G.. Jones.
1t is officially announced that the
Atlantic Coast Line &C., N. & L.) pas
senger trainswillbcgin running through
between Charleston and Grcenyille on
May ist. The run between tho two
points is to be made in eight hours
Clinton Gazette, 14th.
Prof. B. l.. Jones many friends in
Newberry feel proud Of the hasty ex.
oneration by the court in Columbia of
the charges hanging over him con-
cerning the graded school trouble in
that city. See report in another col
umn.
The case that WIGS being tried as we
went to press with our last paper was
the State VS.. George Wilson for mur-
dor. He was convicted and sentenced
to life time imprisonment in the State
Penitcntiary.
Now that bicycles are to be kept OH
the sidewalk and the law strictly en-
forced, the bicyclists are to be shown
some consideration also and we are in
formed that the law will be strictly en-
forced against those throwing glass on
the streets. Keep the glass of the
streets.
Two years ago r. j. Warren, a drug
gist at Pleasant Brook, n. Y, bought a
small supply of Chamberl aims Cough
Remedy. He sums up the result IA
follows: "At that time the goods wera