The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
ESTABLISHED 1865.
VARIOUS AND ALL aHOUr.

Inc County Teachers Association
will meet tomorrow.
The Board of Health held meeting
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ell. L. Baggott has been visiting
relatives in Nowberry.-Saluda Senti-
mel.
The collection in the A. II. p. church
on Sabbath will be takeu for the mis-,
sion cause.
The Treasurer of the city calls in all
claims against the city. They are
wanted before the 18th inst. So hand
in your accounts.
Mr.. G. S. Noland acted as munager of
the primary election in place of Mr..
Jno. w. Coppock, and will also act at
the general election on the 18th.
The Master sold two tracts of land on
Monday and Mr.. Blease, acting for
Master Hardy, of Newberry County,
sold two tracts.-Saluda Sentinel.
The Methodist ministers arc away
this week attending conference at
Orangeburg. Mr.. II. L. Epting is also
attending conference as a delegate.
Mr.. Guy Daniels and his sister, Mrs.
E. 6. williamson have bought the jew
elry stock of Daniels e. Co., and will
continue the business at the same
stand under the same name.
Newberry has secured the next meet
Ing of the State Baptist Convention.
1t will meet here in December OF next
year. Our citizens will be glad to en-
tcrtain the Baptist brethren.
Mr.. A. G. Thomas, of the county,
has purchased a lot from Mr.. Carlisle
In Brooklyn and has given Mr.. Shockly
the contract to erect him a residence.
brooklyn Is coming to the front.
Mr.. Will G.. Rceder, who has ac-
ccpted u position in the railroad shops
in Columbia, was up on visit the irst
of this week to his parents. He says
he likes his low work aid is pleased
with Columbia.
Policeman Franklin his succeeded
IN capturing the negro that rode Supt.
Wallace's bicycle away from the school
building few weeks ago, also the ne
gro that made his escape from the city
chain gang few days ago.
The city council has decided to plant
1000 shade trees on the residence
streets in the city-200 in each ward.
The trees will be put out right away
and the work will be superintended by
the Aldermen Of the respective wards.
DR.. J. w. Tribble left on Tuesday for
High Shoals, N. c., where he has
position as assistant manager in q cot
ton mill store operated under the D. A.
Tompkins Go. We are sorry to lose
DR.. as citizen, and wish him we'll in
his new work.
Col. j. Y. Culbreath, of Newberry,
came over Tuesday to attend court. He
came by his mine in this county and he
says he is much encouraged at the pros
poets. He predicts that Saluda will
eventually become q mining country
Saluda Advocate.
Rev. r. G. Irwin, presiding elder of
the Ncwberry District of the A. M. e.
church, died at his home in Helena
Monday night. He was we'll known
colorcd Methodist minister and was
liked by those who knew him both
white and black.
Mr.. George Wheeler and Mr.. Alex
Brown, of Newberry, will put their fast
horses in trotting match in Augusta
on the 18th. Mr.. Wheeler's horse is in
training now by an expert and the race
is looked forward to with good deal
Of intcrest.-Saluda Sentinel.
The town tax books closed on the
Goth of November, but the penalty has
not been added as yet. However, posi-
tive notice is given in this paper that q
penalty of ten per cent. will be added
on all unpaid taxes after the 18th inst.
This Is positive and final and the pub
lie had better act accordingly.
DR.. Van Smith, of the county, has
purchased the drug department from
Young g. Co., aud took charge of same
on Tuesday last. Young & Company
will continue business with their other
lines of goods in one of the stores in
which they have been doing business.
We welcome DR.. Smith to the city and
predict for him successful business.
Discovered by q Woman
Another great discovery has been
made, and that too, by a lady In this
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