The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-17
Court will convene next Monday.

| Visit TO Columbia Is expected home
today.
| The Ncwberry delegation voted sol
| House.
Mr.. Frank Bynum, of the Newberry
bar, was in the city last week.-Lau-
| rens Advertiser.
| The examination for teachers ccrtifi-
Gates will be held on Saturday accord
to advertised notice.
After next Monday the penalty will
be attached for not making tax returns
That is the last day.
Bring your job work TO this office.
You will find that it will be done neat
ly and ut low prices.
Miss Amelia Kennerly, of Newherry,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. e. Todd
l-Laurens Advertiser.
The Southern Railroad Company is
| having new water tank built right
| by the side Of the old one.
Mr.. e. p. Pawley will within the
| u'Au lcN uuSS ulOFc HIS SUCK lnIp the
Bowers store Oh the corner.
Master j. II. Fair wants to talk
bicycle talk with you. He says he is
| agent for the best and cheapest.
Many of the college boys took ud-
vantage Of the holiday Monday and
| went rabbit hunting in the snow.
-
| duct lay service at the Lutheran
church next Sunday morning ut IL
o'clock.
The city of Charleston now has the
question up for discussion whether or
not to put the milk COWS out of the city
limits.
Messrs. George Johnstone, j. Y. Cul-
breath and w. II. Hunt wen: down to
Columbia yesterday on professional
business.
Mrs. Arnold and Miss Olive FAINT, Of
Kentucky, who have been on visit to
DR.. Gilder's family, left yesterday for
their home.
Mr.. J. w. Chappell and Mrs. Reedus,
of the Mower Co., will leave the first of
next week for the Northern markets to
| select their spring stock.
Those of our subscribers who desire
| to pay for their paper in wood are re-
| minded that this is most acceptable
time to us for them to 10 so.
The merry jingle of the sleigh bells
was heard on all sides on Tuesday aud
Wednesday and many gallant beaux
| had his fair belle out sleigh riding.
President julius D. Dreher, of Roam
AXE College, is expected to arrive in
| Newbcrry today and viii be the guest
| Of President Cromcr and Editor Hou-
! seal.
| MIR. Arthur Dickert has bought the
residence of MIR. G. Nj. West on O'Neall
Street. Mr.. West is negotiating for II
valuable piece Of property elsewhere
in the city.
| We see where other cities were left
in darkness is result of the cold
weather, but Supt. Voss kept the lights
on in Ncwberry despite the cold. He
| knows his business and watches it
closely.
Don't think that people are coming
to you to buy just because you have
been in business for the past twenty
years or more. One old tie don't make
a railroad. .-IIx.
The Baptist Minister'S Institute,
which was to have been held here this
week, was recalled on account of the
extreme cold weather. 1t will be held
here next year.
Several gucsses have been recorded
| the past week at tho number of seed in
the two pumpkins at Edw. II. Hipp's
store. The nearest to the correct mum.
Der will get that beautiful buggy.
The city has done all in its power
and supplied every demand for assist
ance during the severe cold spell to al
leviate the suffering Of the poor. Citi
zcns went to their assistance also
The contracts have all been signed
up for the work and improvements tC
be made on the opera house, and con
tractors White and Leslie will get tC
work at it within the next few days.
It's little trying when o reporter
for paper walks up to Il person ant
asks for news to be told that sit ha
showed" But it might be excusable /
he finally succeeded in getting an item
OF news.
The tour of the Tennessee Regimen
tai band has been abandoned, therefor,
it will not appear here in u benefit TO
the Excelsior Fire Company. So tax,
ticket to hear Sam ones lecture ant
help the boys out.
Mr.. Harvey Jones, recently membc
of the Newbcrry Clothing Company
died on Tuesday last of apoplexy i
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