The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-14
VARIOUS AND ALL AHOUT.

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taxes.
Mr.. w. D. Goodman announces him
self as candidate for Mayor in the
primary.
| DR.. L.. G. Jones is announced as u
candidate for Mayor IN the approach
ing town primary.
Hon. Cole L. Blcase has gone to Co
lumbia to attend meeting of State Exc
| cutive Committee.
Mr.. Nat Glst has gone to Charlotte
where he has good position with the
bonded warehouse.
Mr.. Jno. r. Ruff who until recently
lived in Ncwbcrry died at his home in
Saluda on Wednesday night.
There will be preaching ut Helena
Sunday evening at O'Clock and Sun
day school will be held Vt o'clock.
Rev II. A. Subbert, of Summerton,
S. c., will preach in the First Baptist
! church next Sunday morning and night.
Mr.. Gordon Shockley and Miss Daisy
Shocklcy went on Il visit to Laurens
County Wednesday and returned Thurs
day.
Mr.. l.. g. Speers has been honorably
discharged from the volunteer army
and is on brief visit to his parents in
Newberry.
The Central Luther League will hold
meeting in the Newberry Lutheran
church tomorrow. Program has been
published for several issues.
Col. O. l.. Schumpert returned yes
terday from Laurens where he had
been to defend several important Grim
inal cases. He secured acquittals.
DR.. r w. Sanders Vice President of
the Home Mission Board will deliver
an address in the First Baptist church.
on Monday evening the l7th at 73O
Public invited to attend.
Miss Estelle Todd, one of Newberry's
charming and most highly accom-
plished daughters, has accepted posi-
tion in the High School at Little
Mountain for this term. --Carolna News.
Hon. G. g. Fcatherstone, of Laurcns.
is on Il brief visit to relatives in New
berry. Mrs. Feathcrstone has been
visiting at Mr. +. Il. Wilson's for sew
eral days.
Mr. w. II. Hunter has received an
appointment as compositor in the Gov
ernment Printing OlIice at Washing
ion and will leave today or tomorrow
for that city. We wish him success.
The Charleston Fall Festival
promises to be something grand this
ycar-and all ound trip ticket will
cost over the Southern Railway, is
$40. Of course you are going over the
Southern.
We invite your attention to the ad-
vertisement Of MIR. J. a. Minnaugh
on the first page of this paper. He pro-
poses to move his stock if low prices
and good goods will do it and invites
you to come and examine his stock.
The sub-allianccs in anu around Little
Mountain will give picnic on the 22d
OF this month and will have several
prominent speakers. a pleasant day
will be had. Full programme and fur
thcr particulars will be published next
week.
The editor of The Herald and News
returned yesterday morning from Il
brief business visit to Atlanta. En
route we spent couple hours very
pleasantly in Abbeville. We regret
that we did not see the editorial breth-
rem and sisters of that city.
Jameson has something to say about
clothing in another column. This Is
going to be cid winter unless all
signs fail and the place to get good
clothing for the least money is at
Jamieson's. You can depend on what
he tells you and as for shoes he Is
headquarters.
Mr. Claude Floyd, who killed the nc
gro Rob. Dorroh on Saturday night,
surrendered to the Sheriff on Wednes-
day and with his attorneys Johnstone
and Wclch appeared before Judge
Klugh at Laurcns on Il writ Of hubeas
corpus and made application for bail.
1t was granted in the sum of$1, 800.
..j The G., N & l.. Il. II. will sell round
trip ticks on account Of Gala Week TO
sbe held at Charleston on October 2I-29
R,one fare for round trip. Tickets
'n Abe On sale from 24-29, limited to
,,a,.an& m &October 81. Mr.. T.. Cavcnaugh,
Na5is road, will be pleased to
s o'O y" ny information YOU may
desire.
W.