The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-22
VARIOUS AND ALL Ap0Ur

Miss Estcll Todd returned yesterday
from Waterloo, whore sho had been
| visiting.' =
| Hon. George Johnstone spout u few
! days in Columbia this week on profes-
sional business. ..
Mr.. S. p. Boozcr and Nj. A. Carlisle
| Esq, attended the Grand Lodge X. of
FL. In Columbia this week.
Tho Excelsior Fire Company has de-
| cided not to enter the Fircmen's Tour
| nament at Augusta ncXt week.
The hour for the meeting of the
Lutheran Sunday School has been
| changed from to 4.30 o'clock.
The merchants will begin tho early
| closing about May 18th. The clerks
arc longing for the time to come.
Mr.. Jos. II. Hutchison has ordered Il
stock of goods and will open up in Il
few days at J. G. Craps old stand.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene s. Blcase are
happy. A little Miss has taken up her
abode there.-Saluda Sentinel, 2Oth.
Mr.. r.. l.. Tarrant went to Green
wood Tuesday on his bicycle. He made
the trip, 40 miles, in four hours and Il
half.
On account Of the smallpox scare in
Columbia the Board Of Health of that
city has ordered compulsory vaccina-
tion.
A mad dog was killed near town on
Tuesday. 1t passed through town and
bit several dogs, which had to be
killed..
Prof. w. G.. Bynum, who has school
in tho lower part of tho State, is ut
home, his school being closed for the
vacation.
The dog tax tags have been ordered,
and the new dog ordinance will be
passed and go into effect lis soon dc the
tags arrive.
Mr.. J. w. Clark, Of Augusta, ca,
was in Newbcrry last Wednesday in
the intcrestof CHERRY Makers Week."
A new photograph outfit arrived in
the city yesterday. The gallery will
be put up on the vacant lot near the
Credc bakery.
Mr.. Il. a. Sherman, wife and chill
dren, were over from Augusta, Ga, on
Il visit of few days to Mrs. w. e.
Ruff aud family.
Parties had better heed the warming
of the Bicycle Association and keep of
the track from Helena to Jalapa with
wagons and stock.
The city authorities are having
sewer pipe put in Smith alley leading
into Nance street, which will be ii
great improvement.
Mr.. L. D. Wicker has placed on our
desk Irish potatoes taken from his patch,
planted February II. They are the
finest we have seen this season.
The attention of persons having
sprinklcrs in front Of or on their prem
ises is called to the notice of Superin-
tendeut Voss in another column.
Tho Governor has rcappointed the
another year. The Board is composed
of Jacob Sem, j. j. Muyor and j. a. G..
Kiblcr.
A petition was being circulated in
Ncwbcrry yesterday requesting the
board Of visitors Of the South Carolina
Military Academy to rcinstatc the Ca
diets recently expelled.
The incandesccnt electric light that
was ordered some time since has ar
rived and will be placed in position at
Browns Stables on Caldwell Street to-
day by superintendent Voss.
Mr.. II. y. Lcavcll has at his resi-
dencc an orange bush that is laden
with fruit. some ripening, some green
and some blooms. We hear that the
bush now has 32 oranges on it.
Some of the county papers already
have several announcements of cam
didatcs for the county Offices. They
come slow IN Ncwberry, hut we have
no doubt she will have Il full crop.
At the meeting of the City Council
last tuesday night nothing of public
interest was done, except to hear the
quarterly report of the City Treasurer,
which is published in another column.
Mcssrs. F. II. Dominick and l.. G..
Speers, of this city, and Mr.. l.. S.
Blcase, q Newberry boy in Saluda, will
go to Columbia in May to stand examina-
ton for admission to the practice of
law.
Mrs. Isaiah Haltiwanger, Of the
Lower Dutch Fork section of Lcxing-
| ton County, has been called to the bed
side of her father, Mr.. Counts, of New
berry, who is critically ill.--Columbia
Evening Record, April 10.
VIII Lane, colorcd was arrested
here Il few days ago and carried to
Laurcns charged with having broken
| into and robbed store at WATERLOO.
Lane is the S2mc nrrrO who brokp INF n