The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

See notice OF teachers examination
The summer swallows arc returning
to the coast.
Rov. J. A. Sigh, of Slighs, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Carwile left on Wed.
nesday to visit friends at Manning, S.
G.
Mr.. Ed Flcnaugh has been appointed
trimmer Of the electric lights by Supt.
Voss.
Mr.. F. w. Iobel, of Charleston, is
spending a while at his old homo in
Helena.
Miss Thyra Schumpert, of Newber-
ry' is visiting Miss Annie Simmons
Greenwood Index.
Sheriff Buford carried Luther Wood,
white, to the State Home for the In
sane on Wednesday.
Miss Alma Bishop has returned from
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. w.
f. Smith, in Orangeburg.
Mr.. Patrick Scott, who has been vis-
iting his relatives in Illinois returned
to Newberry on Wednesday.
MIR. Arthur Copeland has returned
from visit to relatives in Clinton und
is at his post at Copeland Bros.
We have heen requested to state that
services will be resumed in ST. Luke's
Episcopal church on next Sunday.
Mr.. II. L. Jackson, after spending II
few weeks here with his parents has
returned to Florida to report for duty.
Mr.. O. II. Duncan left yesterday for
Denmark where he will spend the sea-
son in the cotton market of that place
Mrs. ELLA Donald, who has been vis-
itng at Mr.. J. w. Whites, returned
to her home in Greenwood yesterday.
President George b. Cromer deliver
ed a lecture in Lexington last night
before the summer school for teachers.
Miss Lizzie Glenn, of Newberry, is
visiting Misses Agatha and Sarah Davis
near Clinton this week -Clinton News.
The excursion run by the colored
people yesterday from Columbia to
Charlotte passed Newbelry a. ,ut eight
hours late.
Those Of our subscribers who want 0
pay their subscription in wood will
please bring it in and call at the office
for receipt.
Misses Minnie and Burnice Todd, of
Newberry. who have been visiting Mrs.
Sumerel, returned home yesterday
Clinton News.
Miss Bertha Blease, one of Newberry's
most charming girls, is visiting her
brother, e. S. Blease, in Saluda.-Sa-
luda Advocate.
Operator Parks, at the c., N. g. l..
depot, has moved his family into the
house on Cline street recently vacated
by Mr.. j. A. West.
Mr.. George Leonhirth left yesterday
for Richmond, Va, where he has ac-
cepted position in coffin manufac-
turing establishment.
The members OF the police force have
been granted week S vacation. Police.
man Franklin was off last week and
Policeman Carter is Off this week.
Misses Fannie and Lucy McCaugh-
r}r and Jss. N. McCaughrin, of New
berry, were here yesterday among
their many friends Gree, vile News,
30th.
Mr.. Richard Caldwell, after a
months vacation at the springs, has re-
sumcd his duties at Mimnaugh's, where
he will be-plcased to serve his many
friends.
We shall endcavor 10 give our read
crs correct quotation on cotton with
each issue. The corrections will be
made for each paper by Mr.. O. McR.
Holmes.
Our local nimrods should remember
that it is unlawful to shoot, kill or en-
trap partrdges or other game birds be-
fore November lst. Spare the birds q
while longer.
Mr.. Mon, oe Harris, manager of the
gold mine in Saluda County, has been
in the city the past few days. He says
he will soon put in his large new engine
and get down to business right.
AS the month of August passed out
yesterday so did the early closing of
the stores cease and the tired and
wearisome clerks will have to hang on
each evening q few hours longer.
Rev. G. II. Harmon, p residing Elder,
will preach in the First Methodist
church tonight at SIS o'clock. The
Third Quarterly Conference will be
held Immediately after preaching.
Arthur Davis, colored, stole a pair of
shoes from the G.. & e. S. Mower Co.,
and was sentenced to pay q fine of $40
or servo so days on the chain gang by
Magistrate Chappell. He paid the
fine.
Mr.. O. Klcttncr, the fair aud square
d ealcr, left on Tuesday for New York
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