The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-26
VARIOUS AND ALL AHOUr.

Mr.. w. f.. Pelham, Jr leftyestcrd
lor Baltimore to resume his studies N
pharmacy.
The general election for Alderman
from Ward i, will be held on Fridav,
October 9th.
Don't fail to attend the citizens
meeting in the opera house tomorrow
at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Charley Pelham left yesterday
to resume his studies in the South Car
lima College.
MIR. Hugh K. Boyd left yes! erday for
Poughkcepsie, New York, to attend
| business college.
Mrs. p. j. Voss and childr en- have
| returned from Georgia where they
spent month.
Deputy u. S. Marshall J. II. David
son, of Charleston, is spending few
days in the city.
Mr.. Dave Mittlc, who has been ia
Beaufort spending tho summer, return
ed home last week
Mr.. II. =. Johnson will leave the lat
ter part Of the week for Atlanta to en-
ter business college.
Mr.. J. w. White is nominated as "
candidate for Alderman from Ward 4
in the special election.
See ad. of Stief pianos-thc best or
the market for the money. Try one
they sing their own praises.
The lumber has arrived and work
will be begun today on recovering the
cistcrn on the public square.
We have been requested to state that
the Mt. Tabor High School will open
on the first Monday in October.
The game oC ball between the West
End and Johnstonc mines resulted in
another victory for the West End boys.
Mcssrs. Frank and McIardy Mower
left yesterday for Baltimore TO continue
their studies in Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity.
Magistrate Chappcll tiucd Greenwood
Washington, colored, $25 or thirty days
Saturday for stealing wool. He paid
the fine.
MIR. j. D. Hornsby is nominated by
his friends us Il candidate for Alderman
from Ward +, in the coming special
election.
G.. l.. Bleasc, Esq, came home on
Sunday, but returned to Lexington
Monday to continue his business in the
court there.
Brooklyn bridge is being rebuilt by
the city authorities. A rock buttmcn.
will be made on the east side and the
bridge made narrower.
Mr.. John McLain has returned 10
NewE orry to resume his studies in Me-!
berry College, after spending his vaca-
tion at his homo in Fairfield county.
An effort is being made to have the
street widened from the market build
ing to Brooklyn bridge. This is need
cd badly and should be done at once.
Miss McClintock, lady principal OF
the Presbyterian College for Women,
returned to the city yesterday from her
summer vacation spent at Newberry aud
elsewhere. The Stute.
Alderman J. c.. Myers having moved
| out Of the Ward from which he had
| been elected as Alderman, has tender
ed his resignation to the city council
and it has been accepted.
In private letter from Prof. J. l..
Kinard, OF Leesville College, we are in
| formed that that institution has had a
splendid opening. Every department
being full to overlooking.
| At meeting OF the Lutheran con.
grcgation on Sunday the name of the
Lutheran church was changed from
Luther Chapel to the Evangelical Lu,
thcran Church Of the Redeemer.
| Rev. V. Y. Boozcr, formerly of thi.
county, who has been in charge of a
church at Burlington, N. c., has been
called to Ieb, Rowan County, N. c.
He moved to his new field last week.
Sheriff Long, of Union, was tried las
week for murder, having killed his
deputy several weeks ago, and was &C
lifted. Col. O. L. Schumpcrt, of thi:
city, was one of the attorneys for the
defense.
The theatrical season opened las
Friday night with the Barlow minstrcls
at the opera house. The performance
was hardly up to the average, only one
or two features being worthy of specia
mention. They were greeted by {
pretty fair audience.
DR.. ID. l.. B0ozcr is in the city for
few days attending to some of his spc
cial patients and making arrangement
for putting in spur of railroad to con
meet his mill, the Newbcrry roller mill
with the Columbia, Newberry and Lau
rens railroad. The State, 24th.
jeff Gallman, the negro who attempt
cd to escape from Mr.. Mittlc's stor
with stolen goods last week and fire,
at Mr.. Ed Mittlc in making his escape