The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-12
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Mr.. Abram Stork, of Columbia, is ir
the city.
Miss Mary Nance Fair returned yes
tcrday from u visit to Laurens.
Miss Linda We lch has returned from
Laurens where she visited friends.
Mrs. o. NOR. Holmes returned yes
terday from Black Mountain, NC.
Miss Lucy Aull, of MountviIle, is on
u visit to Mr.. j. II. Green's family.
Mrs. j. II. Green and children have
returned home from their summer trip.
Chief Of Police Hunter IS taking his
weeks vacation. Mr.. Bradley Is acting
chief.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Boozer, of Co
lumbia, are spending the week in New
berry.
MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Brown loft ycster-
day for Cross Hill. Mr.. Brown will go
from there to Atlanta.
jas. Y. Culbreath and w. II. Hunt,
lGsqs., went to Columbia yesterday on
professional business.
See notice Of election on the question
Of assessment and levy of two-mill tax
for Graded School purposes.
Mr.. Bob Cockrcll was called to Co.
lumbia this morning on account of the
serious illness of his brother Joe.
Mrs. Kate Goats and daughter, Miss
Nellie Coats, ure visiting relatives and
friends in Laurens and Gross Hill.
Mrs. l.. w. Floyd returned yester-
day from the mountains Of North Caro-
lima, where she had been spending a
few weeks.
People should be slow to criticise
and condemn until they are in posses
sion of all the facts and know the truth
in all matters.
Miss Eya Riser left on Saturday for
Kingstree, where she will resume her
duties as teacher in the Kingstree
Graded Schools.
A citizens meeting will be held on
Wednesday, 9th inst in the opera
house to hear the report of the trus-
tcos Of the Graded Schools
On account of the wreck the G., N.
& l.. trains have been running between
here and Columbia on the Southern
road since Saturday afternoon.
The store advertised for rent by Mr..
II. G. Williams is the one next to the
one in which the laundry Is being run.
The laundry is not going to leave New
berry.
There will be q match game of ball
played next Saturday afternoon on the
West End diamond between Caldwell
and West End mines. The game to be
called at i o'clock.
Manager Voss informs us that he will
open the theatrical season on the 25th
instant with Barlow Bros. Minstrels
He says he has several first-class attrac-
tions booked for the coming season.
Miss Kate Habenicht, of Charleston,
arrived in Newberry on visit to Mrs.
Thco. Johnstone yesterday. Miss
Habenicht will go from here to
Spartanburg to resume hcr Cuties as
teacher in the Graded School in that
city.
Two OF the unfortnnates killed in the
railroad wreck, an account of which Is
published elsewhere In this paper,
were Newbcrry ncgroes-Silas Rem
wick and Prince Cannon. Their bodies
were brought to Ncwberry Sunday.
Mrs. L. N. Rodgcr, OF Union, and
Miss Laura Blease, and Hiss Lucille
Wilson, of Newberry, are spending Il
few days at Mr.. M. A. Carpenters, on
their return from Washington, d. c.,
and Herndon, Va.-Chester Lantern.
Mrs. j. D. Chapman is clerking at
Copeland Bros. where she will be
pleased to see her many friends and
give them advantages of bargains.
A. this establishment can be found
one of the most select lines in the CITY
and are sure to please in quality and
prices.
Miss Bessie Ris9r has returned from
the North, bringing with her all the
pretty new styles in Golf hats, Sailors,
etc, which she will be glad to show
the ladies. Watch this paper for the
announcement Of her special display in
trimmed hats.
Mr.. II. M. Neel has completed his
cotton platform and is fitted up in nice
style for weighing cotton. His plat
form is on Friend street in rear of the
old Fallaw House, where he will be
pleased TO weigh your cotton. Call
and see how nicely he is fixed up for
business.
Bright Boys Started In Business.