The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-21
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
See notice OF application for appoint,
ment Of guardian.

ment of guardian.
The trains have not yet gotten back
on their schedules.
Tomorrow is Il legal holiday-George
Washington's birthday.
Don't forget the Washington Tea
Party at the Armory tomorrow night.
Work on the new depot for the South
ern Railway will be begun at an early
day.
Two pretty days and the rain follow
ed the snow. When and where will
the mud go?
Monday was u lovely day but the
crowd in town was hardly up to the
usual court week crowd.
Rev. DR.. j. B. Fox preached one of
his, best sermons ut the Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning.
Eugene Blease, Esq, Superintendent
of Education Of Suluda County, is at
tending court here this week.
1he jury and witness tickets alone
for the courts of last year cost the
county 4,l27.S0. No small item.
The postottice will be closed tomor-
row except between the hours of l2 30
and 3.3O p. M, it being legal holiday.
No meeting of the city council was
held last night on account of the indis-
position Of two Or three Of the alder
men.
Our merchants are now going North
and some beautiful selections of spring
goods may be expected in the near fu-
ture..
Miss Bessie Riser left today for the
Northern markets to select spring
stock for the firm Of Davenport g. Rem
wick.
Miss Gordon Weeks has returned to
her home .Newberry after visit OF
several weeks to different parts Of tho
State.
While attending court don't fail to
drop in at Edw. r.. Hipp's store and
sec our premium buggy. You may
win it.
Mr.. j. w. Chappell and Mrs. Sophia
Redus will leave today for the North
ern markets to select goods for the
spring trade.
James a. Mimnaugh is now at the
Northern markets selecting his spring
stock aud our readers can expect bar
gains on his return.
Magistrate Jno. H. Chappell will
move into his Office tomorrow. His
Office will be in the old trial justice Of
flee over Evans e. Wilbur's store.
Policeman Franklin hauled in. two Of
the negro loafers yesterday, and tho
Mayor will deal with them this morn
ing according to lnw. Let the good
work go on.
Postmaster Fair is contemplating
making some improvements in the post
Office building. Postmaster Fair is a
hustler as he is always on the lookout
for improvements.
The Excelsior Fire Company will
offer the public treat in few days in
the shape of lecture from the cele-
brated evangelist, Sam p. Jones. Have
you subscribed for Il ticket?
Our Columbia letter failed to reach
us for this issue so we publish q review
and forecast from the News and Cou-
ricr Of the work OF the General AS
sembly for the past week.
The Wizard Oil Company will ap-
pear here in the opera house for one
week, beginning March 9th. Ttis
company has been here before and is
noted for its high class Entertainments.
Representatives G. J.. Blcase and
II. II. Evans, accompanied by Editor
Aull, came up Sunday on Superintend-
cnt McBee's -private car and spent a
few hours at home. They returned to
Columbia Sunday afternoon.
1t wouldn't be bad law, or if there
is such law to enforce it, to compel
persons who have business in court to
be on hand promptly at the opening of
court. This idea Of having to call for
one or two hours every morning of
court, is nuisance.
Several gucsses were recorded yes
terday at the number of seed in The
Herald and News pumpkins. The
time is getting short now, and if you
want q chance at that beautiful buggy,
yon had better drop in and subscribe or
settle up Il years subscription and take
a chance.