The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. ,

Mr.. Werner NlOnroc,~ of HONEYWELL,
Laurons County, is visiting relatives
in this city.
The grand and the petit juries for
tho coming courts are published in this
paper.
The Office Of the Supervisor of Regis
tration was open on Monday, but few
voters registered.
Mrs. S. Il. Duncan after months
visit to Greenwood has returned to
her homo in Newbewy.
1t will be to your interest to call at
A. G. Jones for bargains. See what he
says in his ad.
Senator Mower and Reprcscntati ycs
Evans and Blease spent Sunday and u
part of Monday ut home.
Hon. George Johnstone and O. l..
Schumpcrt, Esq, went to Luurens
Monday on professional business.
Miss Ethel Boozer returned on Sat
urday from visit to her sister Mrs.
o. e. johnson of Summervillc, S G.
Misses Neville Pope and Mary Nance
Fair will leave today OF tomorrow for
Columbia to attend the college german.
The Lutheran congregation at con-
grogntional meeting on Sunday ac-
! ccpted the resignation OF their pastor
Rev. J. b. Fox.
The famous little Rooney children
will appear here in conjunction with
Dobson q Rings Rip Van Wrinkle Com
pany, Thursday night.
Supervisor Hill returned from Atlanta
on Saturday with seven fine mules
for the county. They are pronounced in
Atlanta as "cracker jacks"
Miss Eva Riser, the popular and cffl-
cient assistant teacher in the Academy,
spent Saturday with friends at Forres-
| ton.-Kingstrec Record.
Edw. r.. dipp's store had several
visitors on Monday, to see The Herald
and News premium buggy and the
admirers came around and deposited
their guesses.
An effort is being made to have Rev
Sam p. Jones deliver one of his famous
lectures here. If you are waited on by
| committee take u few tickets and hear
something good.
DR.. E. G. Jones will leave today or
| tomorrow TO attend the meeting Of
the Southern Dental Association in
New Orleans, as delegate from the
State Dental Association.
Miss Neville Pope, who has been on
II visit to friends in Lancaster and
Chester, has returned home accom-
panied by Miss Eugenia Williams, one
OF Lancaster's most accomplished
young ladies.
County Supervisor Hill has refused to
| accept the blood hounds bought by the
cx Supervisor. He says they will not
follow a cold trail. They are here SUBJ
| jcct to the order Of the person of whom
they were purchased.
Last Friday evening while Mr.. Irby
d. Shockley was examining some lum-
Der in Mr.. @. G. Davis dry kiln he
! stepped backwards and accidentally
| fell in one Of the holes in the ground
| floor and badly sprained his back and
is now in bed.
| The Tennessc Regimental band OF
! Columbia will give concert here at an
early date for the benefit of the e.
celsior Fire Company. This band has
been giving concerts Throughout the
State and is highly spoken of.
| A negro woman confined in Jail set
fire to the floor on Friday thinking she
would burn nlarge enough hole thorugh
which to make her escape. The other
the smoke and gave the alarm in time
for the fire to be eXiinguished without
much damage.
Mcssrs. G. j. Purcell and f. P Paw,
ley left yesterday for Florence and
Darlington to get all the informnti' 4
possible concerning tobacco culture
and to secure the services Of man
competent to take charge of and cul
citation.
We have been asked by some sub
scribers who had pad in advance fOl
their paper before the buggy and other
premiums were offered what would b.
required Of them to allow them to guess
All they will have tc do is to call an(
pay enough to run their subscription
to April 1st, 1900, and deposit thcil
guess. Simple enough.
Mr.. Samuel w. Glenn, born in Balti
more in May, 1928, commenced his pro
fessional career at the Bowery Theatre
New York, in 1913; in 1868 he appeared
in the famous old charact cr Of Rip Val
Wrinkle and made wonderful success
in 1856 he managed his own theater II
Norfolk, Va, and in 1860 he managed
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, tho comedian wh'