The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-22
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

See notice OF Loaf stock certificate ant
: application for renewal. a..
For bargains In shoes that are bar
gains go to the Mower Co. ...
See notice OF sale of personal proper
ty OF Jacob Cleland,. deceased.
Miss Katherine Ashley, OF Trenton
is visiting the Misses Dominick.
Mrs. j. w. Earhardt and children
are visiting relatives in Clinton.
Mrs. G. r. Startling, OF Columbia, is
Visiting her father, Mr.J. II. Settler.
Rev. Geo. A. Wright will preach at
Helena Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
| w. J. Mills will furnish the barbecue
at Helena State campaign day, August
Mr.. w. G. Tyree has been on a visit
to Camp Thomas at Chickamauga
Park.
There will be preaching at Kings
Creek church on the fourth Sunday by
Rev. J. B. Hood.
Miss Annie Riser has gone to Tryon,
N. g., to assist her sister in the school
she is teaching there.
Night services on Sunday night at
the Methodist church will not be held
during the summer.
The County Teachers Institute will
be held at Newberry next week. See
notice In another column.
Mrs. Purcell and Miss Nellie Purcell,
OF Augusta, Ga, are on visit to the
family OF Col. G. J. Purcell.
| Misses Louise and Alice Robertson,
OF Charleston, are on a visit to the
family OF Dr.. Peter Robertson.
The weather has been exceedingly
hot for several days, but it takes hot
weather and sunshine to make cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Welch, OF Deni-
! son, Texas, are on avisit to his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. S. G. Welch, in Newberry.
Dress patterns are now being offered
at very low prices at Davenport & Rem
wick's. Ify yon wear dress give them
n call.
Mrs. Jno. FAINT, Master Roy FAINT,
anu Misses Ora and Lila FAINT, OF
Union, are visiting at Dr.. J. X. Gil
der's.
The. Mower Co., are Offering their
excellent line OF shoes at remarkably
low prices. See them-if you wear
shoes.
Every teacher In the county should
be at the County Teachers Institute
next week and come prepared to spend
the entire week.
President Cromer goes to Greenwood
County tomorrow to make an address
before the members of Traywick Chapel
Methodist Church.
Rev. J. B. Hood returns from his va
cation today and requests that we an
nounce that he will preach at Kings
Creek next Sabbath at III a. m.
Do not forget the citizens meeting in
the court house this afternoon at 6
O'Clock. Let every citizen interested
In the town attend this meeting.
Court next Monday. The only new
cases are the Pomaria case, one negro
for housebreaking aud one for assault
and battery OF high and aggravated
| nature.
Miss Nettie Moore, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in New
berry and Helena, Is visiting Miss
Beulah Cleland, near Bush River
church.
The Herald and News force feels
very grateful to Mr.. r. Fl. Greneker,
| Sr., for a basket of most delicious fruit.
which was certainly enjoyed by the
printers. 1t was treat indeed.
Rev. j. l.. Williamson, of Newberry,
WAS In the city last Wednesday to at
tend the funeral Of his little niece,
Mary Bell Lee, and to minister to his
sister, Mrs. w. S. I.ee.-Peoples Ad-
vocate, Anderson.
AS two daughters OF Mr.. l.. G. John
son were returning from Bush River
Church last Monday afternoon tho
horse they were driving took fright at
bicycle, the ladies were thrown from
the buggy and painfully though not
seriously hurt. ..'
Candidate Schumpert is not cutting
much ice In the newspapers and he ls
not making much of row in the cam
paign meetings, but a man who hets
that he will be among the three highest
when the vote for Governor Is counted
will not 60 far wrong --Bamberg
Herald.
Fred H. Dominick, Esq, has hung
out his shingle in Newberry and will
practice law. He is bright young at
torney and will prove q valuable men,
Der Of the Hewberry Bar. He has q
neat office fitted up on Law Range over
| o. MGR. Holmes Cotton Office. Drop
uD and geo him.