The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-23

VARIOUS ANDAIL ABOUT.


Miss Nell Kamncr, OF Camden, il
expected in the city tomorrow. H..
Miss Thyra Schnmpert arrived home
from school "Wednesday night.
Remember The Herald and News
will print but one Issue next week.
Mrs. w. w. Daniel, Of Columbia, s
visiting her brother Mr. Il. II Anll
See notice of election of subordinate
officers by nc city council in another
column.
Mrs J. B. Goff of Johnston, is on a
visit to her parents, Dr.. and Mrs.. w.
Tribble.
Miss Euphemia McClintock from the
Presbyterian College arrived in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mury Law McClintocl1 from
F.oriday is spending the Christmas
hold ,ys at home.
Miss Spearnun, of Whitmires, is
spending u few lays in the city with
relatives and friends.
| Mr.. B. II. J tombstone, WHO is teaching
TT Barnwcll, is home TO spend the holi-
days with his fathers family.
Rev. a. J. Bowers will preach in the
| Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing. The public is invited to attend
| this service.
There are just lots Of pretty goods in
the stores yet, and still all the mer-
chants tell us they have had u good
Christmas trade.
The attention of those who have not
paid their town taxes is called to the
notice elsewhere in these columns
touching on this matter.
Miss Virginia Aiken, of Cororaco,
| after spending the night with her FRIEND
aud schoolmate Miss Thyru Sci II rpe. t
, left for home yesterday morning.
J. A. Richardson's family, of Spring
Hill, boarded the train here Thursday
for Newbcrry, where they will make
their future home.-Chapin News.
Tobe Dawkins, for a long time bar
Der at Newberry, suffered stroke of
paralysis last week from which he
never recovered and he died on Sunday.
We hope all the readers of The Her
aid and News along with all mankind
may enjoy happy and Il pleasant
G y istmas and Il prosperous New Year.
Miss Bessie Glider, who has been Wis
iting in Kentucky, has returned home
accompanied by Miss Olive FAINT, of
Flcmingsburg, Ky, who will spend IL
while in Newberry.
The college boys arc all off to their
homes for the holidays. We hope they
may have a pleasant visit and return
TO us invigoratcd and bring with them
many new students.
There will be an entertainment Civ Q
at the residence OF Mr.. V. G. Wilson,
on Friday night, Decembe, 30th, for
the benefit of Smyrna church Ad-
mission fec Is cents.
J. X. Derrick left Tuesday evening
for Lexington, where he goes to attend
the marriage Of his uncle, Prof. S. j.
Derrick, Of Newberry, to Miss Mary
KILLER Of Lexington. The happy event
takes place today.-Chapin News.
Mr.. Edward B. Wilbur, Of Newberry,
has q very interesting article in last
weeks Manufacturers Record relative
to Southern cotton mills and cotton
manufacturing. The article deals
largely with statistics, embraces con-
siderable literary merit and reflects
much credit on the auther all round -
Dilton Herald, Dec. l5.
Mr.. j. w. Earhardt las been re-
elected Alderman of Newberry from
| his Ward without opposition. The bal
ance Of the Aldermen had strong oppo-
sition, and it was ii handsome recon gni-
tion of Mr.. Earhardt's ability that he
should be elected without opposition.
He is native Of this place, and New
berry in honorinS him has honored
gton.--Lcxington Dispatch, De-
| cember II
Manager Bowman has secured Arm
old's Fun Makers as the Christmas at
traction at the opera house. This cX-
cellcnt company will open three
nights engagement next Monday even
ing presenting the laughable Yankee
comedy, "Olr Jonathan in Cuba" La
dies viii be admitted free on Monday
| night if accompanied by II person with
paid 30 cents ticket. Prices 10, &c
and 30 cents. Matinee Wednesday 2 &c
o'clock. Reserved seats now on sal.
at Scholtzs jewelry store. Secure
them early and avoid the rush.
Good Printing Cheap
There is no need for anybody to scn(
printing away from Newberry to have
it done. The Herald and News is pre-
pared to do first class work as cheap Il:
any printing house. Briefs. minutes
or any class of commercial printing on
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