The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
VARIOUS AND ALI. anourr

MISS Emma Leak, Of Clinton, is 4is
iting at Mrs. Glenn's.
Mr.. Thos. T.. Harmon was in Colum
bia Monday and Tuesday.
Col. w. H. Hunt spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Columbia.
Hon. George Jobnstono was in Colum,
bia on Tuesday.
Prof. r. G. Banks, Of the Monticello
school, is in the city for q few days.
Mr.. Frank B. Mcintosh, OF Colum.
bia came up TO Newberry yesterday.
Fred Ii. Dominick, Esq. went to Col
umeia Wednesday on Il business trip.
One Of the usual enjoyable d.nces
was given at Helena Wednesday night.
Tho city council will consider bids
for the opera house on Monday night
The Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills of
Atlanta, Ga, is advertising for opera
tives.
Sheriff Buford has negro in jail
charged with burning burn some
time back near Chappells.
Miss Helen Hawkins is visiting
friends and relatives in Newberly.-
Lexington Dispatch 18th.
Mr.. j w. Swindler has moved into
the house on Cline street vacated re-
Gently by Mr.. J. B. Walton.
Considerable snow mingled with
sleet fell yesterday morning, but for
Iunatcly it melted Us it fell.
Edw. II. Hipp handles the Navassa
brand--one of the Oldest and best
brands of guano on the market.
Miss Rose Jones, of Ridge Spring, is
spending while in Newberry with
her aunt, Mrs. w. Fl. Wallace.
Mr.. L. a. Hawkins gave an enter
tainment ut the Helena school house
Wednesday night with his gramophone.
Miss Bertha B ease, charming
young lady of Newberry, is at the
Jerome with her brother, Hon. Cole L..
Bleasc.-The State, 18th.
Mrs. Rodelsperger and daughter,
Miss Mamie, left Newberry ON Wednes-
day for Nashville, Tenn, where they
will make their home in the future.
Among the articles found that we're
stolen in the recent robberies is the
church membership certificate of u
Ncwberry lady. What will they steal
next?
Let's not let that new depot talk
"die out" Let's have it. a hand
some new union depot would prove an
ornament to NewberrJ, and we are en-
titled to it.
Superintendent Voss will let con-
tract on Monday for hauling coal from
railroad station to power house for the
present year. See notice. FOR bids else
where in this paper.
The sidewalk on the left side of
Nance Street, at the extreme west
end, has been extended to the G. N. g.
j.. Railroad, to join the walk that leads
up to Mr.. Culbreath's 3 residence.
The Newberry Cotton Seed OH Mill
advertises limited quantity of their
excellent fertilizer for sale. Those
who want something good in this line
should sec Manager Floyd at once.
Mr.. J. e. Norment, representative of
the News and Courier, is in Newberry
on visit. He paid the Herald and
News and pleasant call Yesterday.
He IS the guest of I. Fl. Hunt, Esq.
Burglars visited many places in the
city Saturday night and as result of
the detective work Of Policeman Frank
lin and Chief Hunter, some of them
are looking through the bars and peo-
pie are calling at the council chambers
identifying their goods.
Proph Irwin and Henry Scott, col
ored, got into a difficulty Sunday at the
depot in Helena and after passing q
few licks Irwin pulled his pistol and
shot once at Scott, but missed his aim.
lntsndant Dickert had them pulled and
fined one $3.50 and the other Sc. 90. The
fines were paid.
An effort is being made by the City
Council to have the water properly
drained and the sink between the two
passenger depots leveled and graveled.
1T will be done if the assistance of the
railroads can be obtained, the proper
ty belonging to them. There is no
question but what it is needed badly.
The Herald and News has its
pumpkins on exhibition at Edw. r.
Hipp's store. Call aud sec them and
guess at the number of seed they con-
tain and get a chance at the handsome
Rock Hill buggy. TO get chance at
the buggy all you have to do is to pay
one years. subscription to The Herald
and News. The buggy will be on ex-
hibition at Mr.. Hipp's store ,"on as it
arrives from Rock HILL 1t is expected
daily.
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