The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-13
VARIOUS AND AIL ABOUT.

| The Herald aud News extends its
congratulations to Gae Haw.
Mr.. r. II. Welch left yes. rday fol
the Supreme Court in Columbia.
Don't forget the lecture by Dr.
Evans in the opera house on Thursday
night.
| A valuable tract of land near New.
berry Is offered for sale. See Mr.. J. N.
Martin.
Mr.. F. Fl. ,Dominick went over to
Ninety-Six yesterday to attend to some
law business.
Mr.. w. J. Miller, Of Company G, End
s. Q. regiment, was home last week on
short furlough.
The treaty Of peace has been signed
and our commissioners expect to be
home for Christmas.
Mr.. Harry Il. White was home on &.
short furlough last week. He has join
ed Texas regiment.
Col. George Johnstone attended court
at Greenville last week as attorney in
a worry important case.
Moseley Bros. at Prosperity announce
another big reduction sale which will
last until the first OF January.
There are just lots of pretty things
az all the stores in Newberry for Christ
ras and they are selling cheap.
Mr.. S. e. Brown made d short visit
to his old home in Newberry yesterday.
He Is now located in Greenville.
There has been some sleet and snow
at Savannah and the boys no doubt
have been suffering from the cold.
Don't forget the lecture by Dr.. Steele
on Saturday night for the benefit of the
new Methodist church at the factory.
Eduard Scholtz, the jeweler, has
lots OF pretty things for Christmas
r.'esents. You should call at his store.
'< Daniels & CO. will start their auction
sale again on Wednesday night and
hey will have a special auction on
Thursday afternoon Ut o'clock for the
benefit of the ladies.
Ihe regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of tho Lutheran
church will be held on Friday after
noon at $50 at the residence of Mrs.
Dominlck.
Tho Southern Railway will sell
tickets to college students from the
10th to the 25th inclusive for ono and
one third regular fare for one way for
round trip good to return January
Messrs. Jno. &. Aull, J. J. Hentz and
j. F. Miller have bought out d. Hipp
at Pomaria and will continue the bust
ness at the old stand. They are all
active young men and we wisR them
abundant success.
An important meeting OF the No W
berry Lodge knights OF Pyt las will
be held tonight. Several ranks will be
conferred and the elecLion OF officers
will take place. Every member is
urged to be present.
Mr.. H. G. Bardin has not given up
the Newberry Hotel as has been stated
in some of the papers. He Is travelling
for an Augusta firm, but is still doing
business at "rhe Newberry" and ex-
poets to be for some time yet.
Mower Co. say they have some very
nice things that are suitable for Christ
mas presents and they have. You
would then give something useful as
we'll as ornamental If you bought your
presents from them. Call aud exam
Inc.
Council has passed an ordinance
against loaling on the grounds OF the
public schools or the streets around
the grounds. 1t would be good idea
to stop loafing all around town If it
could be done, especially by those who
make loaing business.
Col. Geo. Johnstone has offered his
services free of charge to defend the
men arrested on account of the Phoe-
nix trouble and taken before the
United States Court, 1t would be
hard for them to find better or more
able counsel to defend them.
Mrs. Ethel Thomas, who contributed
number OF very interesting articles
to The Herald and News and has for
several years lived at the Newberry
Cotton Mill has returned to her former
home at Norwood, N. G. The Herald
and News wishes her we'll and will be
Elad to have her send some contribu-
lions from her North Carolina home.
Those Of cur subscribers who live out
u the county would make the editor
happy by sending us at least one years
subscription. If each one OF you will
20 this as soon as you read this you
will make many hearts happy. How
many will do this? If you owe more
than one year, we will not confine you
to one years subscription. Those in
the county could also make us happy
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