The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-24
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

opened a law Office on law range. -
| Greenwood'J Journal
Mr.. M. M. Earhardt, of Columbia,
is spending few days with his broth er,
Mr.. j. w. Earhardt.
Mr.. f.. w. Higgins Announces HIM
self u candidate for recollection to the
Office Of County Superintendent OF Edu-
cation.
See notice in another column ofratcs
for tho Summer term of the Neel-
Heverls Business College Of Spartan
burg.
Editor c. G. Langstcn of Anderson
and Secretary Of the S ato Press AS
sociation was In the city last Friday
night. ....
The U. S. Photo Co. will be in Pros
perity Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week for the pUrpose of taking
pictures.
Rev. S. A. Nettles was delegate to
the Grand Lodge last week. Ho has
MANY friends in Newberry who were
glad to see him again.
The place TO buy your fancy choco-
lates and other fancy candies is at the
J. K. Glider Book Store. MIR. Mayes
or Mr.. Fant will take pleasure in scrv-
ing you.
Mrs. J.. N. Rodger, accompanied by
her sister Miss Laura Blease, has gone
to Newberry on u visit to relatives.
" hope the trip will help her health.
Union Times.
Hon. G. Duncan Bellingcr candidate
for Attorney General was in the city
last week. He is fine fellow and we
would be glad to support him if we did
not have candidate in the field from
Newberry.
MIR. Ii. G.. Bardin, of the Newberry,
handled the large crowd he had last
week in an excellent style and to the
entire satisfaction of the guests. They
were all high in praise OF tho treat
mcnt received.
Among the delegates to the Grand
Lodge last week was Gen. Nj. l.. Bon
ham Of Anderson. Gen. Bonham at
one time lived in Ncwberry and has
many friends here who ure always glad
to SEQ him.
President Geo. B Cromer left yes
terday for Cokesbury where this
morning he will deliver an address be-
fore the Colesbury Conference School.
Hc will give them something worth
listening to.
The ladies who furnished the X. OF +.
banquet, on Saturday sent IL box Of
good things to the boys in camp. Some
one stole several turkeys and cakes
from the opera house or larger box
might have been sent.
Don't get excited over the war, or
too enthused over the war ncws and
forget to drop in and examine jamie
sons line Of shoes and clothing. He
has several stratling bulletins in this
paper that are, ,cyc-openers. His stock
is complete and little money will fit
you out in handsome style.
The Ceneograph Co. will be in New
berry soon. They will give an enter
tainment in the Opera Honse, showing
scenes Of naval battles, the destruction
OF the "Maine" and many others.
This will be IL first class entertainment
and it will have no Objectionable fea-
lures. Don't fail to see the Ceneograph
Co. y exhibition.
The Graded School will close on 10th
June. The past session has been one
| OF the most successful and harmonious
in the history Of the school. Every
thing has moved along smoothly and
good work has been done. The board
| would do well to re-clect the present
superintendent and teachers. There
will be one new teacher to elect.
Our fire laddics had their new reel
| out Friday afternoon and made their
first race, connections and all, over q
| rough and muddy track, in % seconds.
They are in fair way now for the
! championship of the State. Those who
have signed the list of contributions
will oblige the firemen by paying up
when the list is presented, as the first
payment on the reel is due and has to
be paid. Hclp--and keep your eyes on
the EXcelsiors!
In publishing the roll Of the New
berry Company one name was omitted.
We desire now to add that name to the
honor roll. The name of Thomas H.
Hughey should have been in the list.
He is clerk and comes from Peak.
The fault was not ours for VIC published
the roll us VIC found it in the State.
We arc glad to make this statement
and commend Mr.. Hughey for his good
Judgment in joining the Ncwberry
Company.
| Rev. j. ID. Bowles who is now scrv.
ing the Bethlehem (Lutheran) pasto
rate in this county has resigned, his
resignation to take effect in October
| He will retire from the active work OF
l,D tet ,,~l Z.