The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-28
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Monday will be saleday.

Sheriff Buford went to Columbia
yesterday ON business.
Mr.. j. ~. Blackwcldcr went over to
Atlanta on Wednesday.
See city ordinance relating to butch
ers' licenses in another column.
Dennis Mcates, the old negro shoe
maker, died Wednesday night.
Col. Geo. Johustonc is attending the
U. S. Court ia Grccnvlle this week.
Hon. G. l.. Blcnse went to Camden
Wednesday on professional business.
Mr.. j. w. Nance left few davs ago
to attend lectures at the Charleston
| Medical College.
But few people are coming to town
these days. The farmers are busy
planting their crops.
The cistcrn on the public square is a
dangerous affair, and should be re-
covered or filled up.
The machinery is being hauled out
| TO the Aull mill and is being put in DO
oi'lol Iof INC fbilCf mill.
National Union meets this Friday
night ut $50 p. M, in Klettncr's Hall.
Full meeting is desired.
Today is opening day at Young e.
20. S fountain, and delicious drinks arc
being dispensed to the crowds of vis-
itorS.
Mr.. w. O. Holloway, Of Chappells,
who has been attending Medical Col
lcgc ut Baltimore, Md, has returned
to his home.
President Cromer leaves tomorrow for
New Brookland where he will deliver
an address before the Lutheran Con
ference in session there.
The tobacco plants are about large
| enough to be Lransplantcd, and as soon
us the land Is in proper shape the plants
| will be set ouL-says Col. Purcell.
Don't forget "Ben Hur" at the opera
| house Monday night, under the aus
pices of Bcrgeli Tribe Improved Order
| Of Red Men. 20 and 35 cents admis-
sion.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Ncwberry Cotton Mills
| will bc held in the Council Chambers
on Wednesday next, May 3d, at IL
| o'clock IL. IN.
We arc requested to say that cxecu-
tions will positively be issued against
town tU,; delinquents on Monday, uc.
cording to notice published elsewhere
in this paper.
ltev. Il. w. Bedcnbuugh has in his
possession his parol permitting him tc
return home dated at Greensboro, N.
G., May u, 1861 He was IL member OF
| Co. a. l2th Battalion.
Jeif Thompson and another negro
| boy were playing with pistol ycster
| day, and as IL result JEFF is carrying 4
| pistol ball around buried about an inch
| deep in his left leg.
Mr.. E. p. Bancroft, New York Dis
| trict Secretary for "The American
| Sunday School Union' will visit Stat,
Missionary, Rev. Il w. Bedenbaugh
Saturday and Sunday April 20 and 30
Mr.. Bryce McCarly, of the county
has moYcd his family to town, and i.
occupying the house on Nance stree,
opposite Mrs. Bradlcy's. MIR. McCarl,
will assist Messrs. Whalcy & Riser il
their shop.
The annual meeting of the stock
| holders Of the Carolina Manufacturing
| Company will be held on Wedncsia,
next at 4 o'clock, at which meeting ;
President and Board of Directors fol
the eusuing year will be elected.
The street duty dclnqucnts had bet
ter settle with Clerk Goggans before
| Monday, as the city administration
| drag net will be brought into use ol
that day and dclinqucnts carried be
fore the mayor-without respect tt
persons.
| A convention Of all Southern Lyceum.
and lecture courses will be held il
Charleston on May llth and 18th. Th,
object will be to cooperate in the sc
curement of lecture courses and to ex
tend the Lyccum system in The South
Ncwbcrry should be represented.
Rev. a. Coke Smith, d. d of Lynch
burg Va. has accepted the invitation
OF the Literary Societies Of NcwberrN
College to deliver the annual addres:
at tho commencement in June. The
societies have made an excellent selcc
tion, DR.. Smith being one of the mos
able men in the South.
Rev. f.. =. McClintock attended
meeting Of executive committee 0
board Of trustees of lErskine College
at Due West on Tuesday night. Th,
purpose of the meeting was to locat,
the Wiley Home for girls on Erskin,
campus. The committee failed to- ugrc,
and another meeting will be held sCl.,
time soon.
Rev. w. |. Herbert, pastor Of tn,
Methodist church who is attending tn,