The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

h"Vc So"o 10 ilchdersOnvillc, N. G..
Sec notice of sale of personal proper
ty by executors ut Dead Fall on 10Th,
/, Mr.. n. l.. Counts has moved into .b
- mousse lately vacated by Mr.. j. w. Con
y peck.
|. Mr.. w. y. Williams says he cauph
" turtle in Bush river on Saturday thu
. weighed 81 pounds.
There has been an abundance of he,
1 gathered this year, but there NIGH,
have been much more.
Mr.. Amos Wells opened the Helena
High school Monday morning at 8. 30.
, lie has about 30 scholars.
Mr.. Ed Mittlc and Mr. Harry Domi-
MEX left yesterday for the Citadel
Academy in Charleston.
We have an article from Capt. Banks
ON the call OF President Wilborne
which we will print Friday.
Mr.. II. G. Hunter will move into Mr..
a. e. Jones' house on the corner of
Caldwell and Boundary Streets.
! There were about 400 bales of cotton
sold ut Ncwberry on Saturday-and not
Il subscriber remembered the editor.
Col Geo. JOhnstOne, of the firm of
Johnstone e. Wclch, went over to Lex
!ngton yesterday on professional bust
ness.
Mr.. b. II. Bishop, who has situation
with j. L. Ludshaw in the grocery
business at Columbia, came up Sunday
ON Il dying visit.
Mr.. c. w. Buforl caught and stopped
runaway team yesterday just in time
To prevent what might have been u
serious runaway.
The Council should have the channel
in SCOTS creek opened. 1t is growing
full of grass and weeds below the bridge
ut the power house.
The wind on Sunday gave only Il
slight intimatiOn of the terrible storm
that prevailed on the coast Savannah
is again storm swept.
Mr.. Julian Kinard left yesterday for
Augusta, where he will accept a posi-
tiOn in connection with the telegraph
or railroad business.
Mrs. t.. G.. Mcneil and children, who
have been on visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. NJ. Kinard, left yester-
day for their home in Augusta.
Yesterday was saleday in October
but it was as quiet us any other ordi-
miry day. Thcrc we're no saies by the
officers OF court and very few people in
the city
Some kind of insect is saving off the
limts of the trees in Coppoclk's grove
Just the same us you would take your
knife and cut around and then break
OF the limb.
Maj. f.. II. Aull, editor of the New
berry Herald and News, is spoken of as
II candidate for Clerk Of the next House
OF Representatives.. Bro. Aull is cap
able and efficient, and better man for
the place would be hard to tind.-Sum-
ter Herald.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Spcers has opened his
marble yard on the corner next to The
Herald and News Office and is ready to
serve You If you want anything in his
line. He has experience and will give
yon iirst-class work and at prices that
are reasonable.
The vote at Central was as published
in Fridays paper. At May Evans
received II votes and Kibler none. This
makes Evans majority 81 votes, and
the total vote in the third primary
Democratic vote.
MIR. j. b. Hayward, of Augusta, Ga.
travelling passenger agent of the South
crn Railway, was in Ncwbcrry last
week and gave us pleasant call. Mr.
Hayward is Il new man in this territory,
but by his pleasing and courteous bear
ing will soon have many friends.
The Mr.. Smith mentioned as being
| robbed In Columbia must be Capt. j. II.
Smith. His son came up home Satur-
day, bnt ~ Capt. Smith lives on the
Broad River section he left on the
Spartanburg train for Columbia al )ut
| the time his son arrived in Newberry
The fall session OF the college began
yesterday. Monday and Tuesday will
he occupied in the examination and
| classification Of old and new students
| The opening proper will take place to-
| morrow when the pastors of the city
and several other gentlemen will he in
vitcd to speak Il few words to the stu
dents Already good many new stu
NcntS have arrived.
w How to Look Good.
V Good looks are really more than skin
ESel, depending entirely on n healthy
of all the vital organs. Ii tn,
cokA& Is inactive, you have u biliou
hvei%S>if your stomach ia disOrdered