The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

tne clty yesterday.
Mr.. Brooks Swygert, of Peak, was in
the city yesterday.
Have you q chance at that buggy:
Well don't forget it.
Col. o. l.. Schumpert has gone to
Spartanburg to attend court.
The March winds have been blowing
with their accustomed vigor.
The Wizard OIL Company is holdipg
forth at the opera house this week.
Don't full TO go out.
For q while on Monday it looked as
If the "boneyard" had been moved up
to the public square.
The Supervisors of Registration had
their office open on Monday, but only
one or two registered.
Rev. Il. w. Bedenbaugh preached one
OF his best sermons In the LutE erun
church on Sunday morning.
Very little plowing has been done
this year, but the high winds will soon
dry off the land and every body can get
to work
| Mr.. II. P. Cothran, of Greenville,
who was in the city last week was not
engaged in the railroad case that was
on trial.
Sheriff Buford will go over to Spar
tanburg today to bring over Lcgro
prisoner who is wanted here on several
charges.
The township boards of assessors
met in the Auditors Office yesterday.
| 1t will take Them several days to go
| over the returns.
Mr. J. w, Reeder, of Newberry, was
in the city this week the guest OF his
sister Mrs. G. w. Andrews.-GreCll-
wood Journal, Sd.
Mr.. S. j. Wooten arrived ycster-
day from the Northern markets where
he bought an immense stock Of pretty
goods for the spring trade.
We have little space we would like
| 20 sell to some live merchant who has
goods he wants to sell. The Herald
and News reaches the people.
MIR. Eduard Scholtz will move his
stock Of jewelry, ETC., within the next
few days into the store now occupied
by the Newberry Clothing Company.
Mr.. w. A. Fulmer has bought two.
acre lot from the Motto estate opposite
| the residence Of Mr.. Os Wells and will
| In the near future erect thereon a
| residence.
The Court of Common Pleas adjourn-
ed on Friday last. Only one case wae
tried, that Of the damage suit of Cole
man Hicks against he Southern Rail-
way Company. ,u
Yesterday we hadS various kinds of
weather. The morning came in with
! white frost followed by snnshinc, then
rain, followed by sleet and snow and the
sun set clear. How is that for the
Sunny South? -.
Many of our most nervous citizens
left their beds on Sunday morning be-
tween the hours of one and two o'clock
on account of the high winds. 1t
sounded for while like u small cyclone
was passing over.
The annual convention of mayors will
be held in NeWberry during the coming
spring. T5eF Fprogrampa will be az
ranged in u few days. We hope New
| berry will entertain the visiting city
officials in right royal manner.
Several persons took advantage Of
the opportunity while in the city on
Monday and came around and deposited
their guesses at that handsome buggy.
| We want you on the list, and you want
the buggy so drop around.
! Mr.. John H. Wicker has an elephant
on his hands filling in that excavation
for tho new depot, but if there is man
In this city that knows low to manage
progress he is making, and who else
could touch it.
| Mr.. D. w. Mccullough, of No. s.,
leaves today with his family for Arkan-
sas where he will in future make his
home. The Herald and News wishes
him and his happiness, prosperity and
long life in their adopted home and
a safe journey thither.
| President Cromer Of Ncwberry Col
lege made brief visit to Clemson Col
lege last week to act as one of the
judges in an oratorical contest to select
q young mao to represent the college
| nj IN 10
held during the year. The other judges
were DR.. Lander of Williamson, and
DR.. Riley of Greenville. They decided
In favor OF young Mr.. Noise of Sum
ter.
The Comfy Bible Society.
The annual meeting OF the Newber-