The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-28
VARIOUS AND ALL AHOUr.
Next Monday Is saleday.


Dr. D. l.. Boozer, of Columbia, i
spending while In the city.
Maj. d. n. Duncan, of Spartanburg
Is IN the city attending court.
A hard rain fell in this section O,
Sunday night.
Jameson advcrtises a big reductio,
sale in all winter and heavy goods.
Mr.. S. j. Wooten left on Suturdu,
Tor the Northern markets to select
spring goods.
Don't forget to attend the meeting o
the James D. Nance Camp next Mon
day.
Maj. j. +. J. Caldwell, of Greenwood
came down yesterday and is in the CITY
attending court.
Miss Williams, of Lancaster who
mas been on q visit to Miss Neville
Pope has returned homc.
Miss Lula Moscley, of Prosperity
visited her friends, Misses Neville Pope
and Nina Carlisle, here last week.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Company will
be at the opera house all next week,
and Newberrians know what to expect.
Mr.. Julius B. Boozer is in the city
with his father, Dr.. D. l.. Booye,,.
they will return to their home in Co.
lumbia today.
The rain Sunday night was an un-
usually hard one and much damage
was done to the rock wall on SCOTS
creek in front of the power house.
superintendent =. J. Voss has pur-
chased the old Male academy lot and
Will build on to and make Il handsome
dwelling out of the old male ucudemv.
Auditor Cromer has an important
notice to township assessors in this is
sue. Tic wants meeting next Monday
and earnestly insists that ever, one be
on hand.
Prepare for good time next week,
for when it comes to good singing, etc, :,
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Company can't
be beat. AT the opera house every
night next week
MIR. Adger Fair, representative of
the Atlanta journal, is in the city on
business connected with his paper.
MIR. Fair lived here on ce and has many
friends in the city.
Supervisor Hill says he has about
completed his stables and will start out
today on the roads. He has five new
convicts and expects to make things
hum now for WHILE
At the recent examination for teach
crs certificate Elizabeth A. Johnikin,
co!Hred, was the only one who passed
successful examination. She got q
second grade certificate.
a brass band has been ORGANIZED on
factory hill. The Instruments arrived
yesterday and they are nice set,
which cost about 5000. We wish the
young men much success.
The railroads will offer low rates to
Charleston on the occasion Of the Con-
federate Veterans reunion in Nav.
The fare for the round trip from New
berry will be 1915. Many Newberrians
will attend.
MIR. B. A. Hawkins who has been at
tending the business college in Macon,
Ca has completed the course and has
accepted a position with the Southern
Express Co.. at Macon, as stenographer
We are glad to note his success.
There is one thing that can be said
to the credit Of our superintendent and
the commissioners of public works,
that during the cold and bad weather
the p' mt has continued to run and we
have had light. In several towns they
were in darkness after II O'Clock ut
night.
The Railroad authorities telegraph
ed Mr.. Jno. II. Wicker on Monday that
they could not furnish him a car with
which to haul dirt to fiji in the cxca-
vation, where the new depot is to be
built, until Wednesday or Thursday.
So he has been delayed Il few days in