The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-04
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Yesterday was dull saleday.

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the Newberry Bookstore.
Rev. w. G. Schaetfer, of Savannah,
arrived in Newberry Yesterday.
Prof. S. A. Merchant, of Whitmirc'.
paid us IL pop call on Saturday.
Mr.. J. Y. Culbreath left this morn
ing for his gold mind in Saluda.
There was u large crowd in town on
Saturday. 1t looked like q circus day.
& Mr.. Geo. w. Buchanan, of Green
wood spent Friday and Saturday in
Newberry.
l.. G. Speers, E:q., Of the Greenwood
bar, is spending II few days in the city
with his parents.
The Supervisors of Registration had
their Office open on Monday. About
half dozen registered.
Mr.. &. A. Bowman has gone to
Charleston to serve as Il joror in u. S.
Court.
. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Welch have
gone to Florence on Witt to rela-
tivcs.
IL. II. Leslie has the contract to add
another story to the residence of DR.. j
II. Mccullough.
Soliciting Agent Jno f. Livingston,
OF the c., N. & l.. Railroad, was in the
city yest crday.
Mr.. p. II. Gully, Soliciting Ag cnt for
the Atlantic Coast Line, came up to
Newberry yesterday.
Hon. Cole l.. Blcase has gone to Co
lumbia where the trial of the con-
stables is TO had this week.
Mr.. p. q. Gaillard will erect Il resi-
dence during the summer on his lot
adjoining the residence lot of Dr..
Welch.
The Mexican Bull Fighters and
bloOmer base ball team decided not TO
stretch their tents in our midst and
passed on to Greenwood.
Rev. w. Q. Schaeffcr, of Savannah,
who is spending few days in the city,
will conduct services at the the luth-
evening ut the usual Eour.
Flynn has bought the stock of T.. P.
Pawley and with several other stocks
he received at greatly reduced prices
makes it possible for him to offer the
great bargains he is now Offering.
Sam Brown who is to take the part
Of Topsy il, Bib, arrived from Savan-
nah on'Monday. He is'a genius in his
line, and will introduce several catchy
specialties during the performance.
The Mower Company tells of their
new spring stock in this issue. They
are SO well known that it is only neces-
sary to mention their name to carry
TO your mind good goods at right prices.
MIR. James Nj. Muilett who went TO
Atlanta several years ago has been in
Ncwberry the past week shaking hands
with old friends and renewing acquaint-
ances for the first time since he left
here some fourteen years ago.
The Board OF Health has issued an
order through the Health officer that
all waterways and bitches through the
premises of the citizens be opened up
and cleaned out at once. Those whom
this concerns will attend to it at once.
A little negro stole chicken on
Saturday, was carried before Magis-
trate Chappell, who compromised the
case by having the person who lost The
chicken paid for it, the costs of ~
case paid, and the boy given sound
thrashing by his mother.
The several dances to be introduced
in the Bib entertainment on Thursday
night, are not part Of the Bib, but are
the productions Of Miss Coburn, the
talented and artistic stage directress,
pupil OF Wm. II. Woods, the Partisan
teacher. She has trained the class in
New berry with much skill and success.
The Excelsior Fire Company is in
receipt of package of magazines and
other books from President Geo. b.
Cromer, also two interesting books
from Mrs. G. w. Holland, "Thc Cruel
ixion of Philip Strong," and - Days"
These will prove valuable additions to
the lGxcelsior's library and are appre-
clated by the yonng men OF the COM
pany.
Col. Jno. Robinson died at his home
in Raleigh, N. c.. March 10Th, aged 68
years. He was q native of this State
and married Miss Coleman, sister of
Mrs. F.. A. Schumpcrt. of Newbcrry.
some years ago. The marriage was in
the Methodist church in Newberry,
Miss Coleman at that time having made
her home with her sister, Mrs. Schum.
pert.