The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-10
Various AND All Aaour.

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Woman's College IN Baltimore.
The dry weather remains with us
and the gardens are burning up.
Rev. G. a. Wright leaves today for
Johnston and Edgefeld to spend week
with relatives.
Miss Eva Riser has returned home
from Phoenix, where she has been
teaching school.
The Clemson College Gle Club at
the opera house tonight is something
you should not miss.
Prof. B. III. Johnstone is home from
Barnwell where he has been serving
as principal of the Graded School.
Mrs. 9. A. Milford, wife of Capt. G.
A. Milford of Co. A, of Abbevillc, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. It. G. Pool.
Billy Hunter says: "My Soap and IN
| Anglo-American alliance would i'm
prove the complexion Of the universe y
A party Of twenty ortwenty-i i've went
up to Dyson on Wednesday to enjoy a
fish and hunt. Sorry we could not 60
with them.
In the published list OF tho honor roll
In the last Herald and News two names
were omitted: Arch Boozor, 90; Eunice
Gideon, 81.
Ladies and Misses Oxfords at cost
at the Newberry Clothing Company.
This is your opportunity, for this is q
genuine sale.
Misses Nina Lake, Mary Thompson
and Mamie McCaughrin came home
from Converse on Wednesday to spend
the summer vacation. '.....
The fourth page is taken from the
Southern Farmer and Horticulturist.
Read 1t and it you are not subscriber
| send us your name at once.
An ordinance in regard to compul-
sorry vaccination is published in an-
other column. Compulsory vaccina.
ton begins on Monday 18th.
Rev. e. z. McClintock will preach at
Kings Creek next Sabbath for the pas
tor Rev. j. B. Hood, who is unable to
preach on account of sickness.
About 1000 vaccine points have been
/ used in Newberry in the last two weeks
la vaccinating our people,. There are
not many more to be vacciuated.
The music for commencement on
Sunday morning and night will be
something excellent and will be fur
nished by some OF the best voices in the
city.
Col. G. j. Purcell / young voter
at his house and his nal is G. }. Pur-
cell, Jr. We extend our congratula-
| tions and hope he may make good
and useful man.
Mr.. j. e. Brim, the student who has
smallpox, is about we'll, but The chair
man of the board Of health tells us he
! will not be released from custody nnti!
| the last of next week.
There was mistake in tho addition
of the amount raised by Mr.. Werts in
Newberry last week for the regimental
band. 1t was published ,us q total of
$4,000 when it should have been $43 90.
In tho list of graduates of Converse
| College, which closed it's session on
7th inst, appears the name of Miss Una
Lake, ono of Newberry's accomplished
young ladies who graduated with the
| degrees of B. A., Is. S.
The Luther League Of the Lutheran
church of this city gave a moonlight
picnic In the grove at tho resid snce of
Mrs. Cline last night, which was q
most enjoyable affair. Those who at
tended report pleasant time.
The members of the Fork Sunday
school ask us to return their thanks to
Prof. W. =. Counts for his labors IN
teaching vocal music to the school and
in rendering his services free of charge
and to express their appreciation Of the
| same.
The city fathers are having some fine
| work done on Main Street in digging
down the hill in front of Mrs. Nat Gist's
residence. The hill on both sides is
being dug down and the valley filled up
so that there will be level drive along
that road.
The several rumors of additional
cases OF smallpox in Newberry have
been thoroughly investigated by the
health officer and they prove without
! foundation. There are no new cases in
the city and the two that did have it
arc nearly we'll. .....