The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-10
VARIOUS AND ALL Af0lJr.
capt ), N. Fowles, of Columbia, is in
the city.

| S"pci'y hoW mus II 'bluG 'front.'
It's the gaudiest in tow1, too.
Buy u lot-build, and move TO New
berry-the best town in the State.
ID. Q. Flynn tells you in this issue
how and where to get good goods below
cost.
Mr.. j. A. Daniels moved his stock of
jewelry into Mr.. ~. G. Jones' store last
evening.
DR.. ID. l.. Boozer is thinking of turn
ing his mill--the old Aull mill-into a
roller mill.
Mr.. Meyer Mittle, knight OF the
grip, spent Wednesday night under the
parental ROOF.
Col. O. l.. Schumpcrt attended court
this week in Spartauburg. He returned
| home yesterday.
Tuesday and Wednesday the weather
| was so cold that outside work was gen
orally suspended.
Dr. NJ. A. Rcnwick left a few duvs
ago for the Northern markets to select
his spring stock.
Mr.. Cllude Garrett, representing the
Harris Lithia Water Company, was in
| the city yesterday.
The contractors are at work on the
opera house and will in few days have
the repairs finished up.
The County Teachers Association
will meet in the Graded School build
ing tomorrow at II o'clock.
The Alba Haywood Concert Com
pany will give performance here in
the opera house at an early date.
Mr.. O. NJ. JamicsSn left on Tuesday
for New York and other Northern
markets to buy up his spring stock of
clothing.
MIR. S. +. Kenncrly, travelling for the
Carolina Manufacturing Company, is
home for day or two. He says he has
had good trade.
y. G. Jones still has on his below cost
sale This is a genuine opportunity to
buy goods cheap. Call to see him
while this sale lasts.
Rev. w. S. Holmes. the rector, will
conduct services in ST. Luke's Episco-
pal church today at 400 p. m., and on
Sunday ut II a. III. and 4.30 p. m.
City Clerk Goggans had English peas
up and they were not killed by the
hard freeze during the heavy snow, but
the freeze this week thinned them out
Prof. a. J. Bowers will make n mis-
slonary address in the Lutheran church
Sunday night, at which services collec-
tlon Will be taken for missionary pnr-
poses.
Mr.. Madison Pitts who was recently
appointed Magistrate in No. 6, has sent
his resignation to Governor Ellcrbe.
His successor has not yet been up-
pointed.
The members Of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies of
the Lutheran church have been observ.
ing week of prayer and self-denial
this week.
Mr.. M. J. Longshore has sent his
resignation to Governor Ellcrbe as
Magistrate in No. 7. That makes two
designations Of Office in Newbevry in
the last few days.
Prof. Won Humboldt, of Beunos
Ayres, S. A., IL celebrated palmist, is
IN the city stopping at tho Carolina
House. He is well spoken Of by some
of the Charleston papers.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Company is
holding forth at the opera house this
week. The performances are good and
the presents given away arc generally
handsome and valuable.
Mrs. Wynn has returned from the
North where she selected a choice
stock of Dry Goods, Notions. Millinery,
etc, which will be opened I'D on
their arrival for the public to inspect.
Am Tonight one week the joint debate
and oratorical contest between the
literary societies Of Newberry College
will be held in the opera house. The
programme has already been published
in this paper.
The South Carolina Mayors Convcn-
tion will be held here in May. The
Mayor Of every city in the State is ex-
pected to be present, and Newberry
should and will entertain them in
handsome style.
The regular devotional meeting OF
the Luther League will be held in the
Lutheran church this evening at 745
o'clock Prof. w, X. Sigh will make
the address The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Ncwberry is building up fast. The
hum OF the saw can be heard and the
paint brush is touching up things on
all sides. Several new residences are
now being built and VIC know of several
in contemplation.
There is some difficulty in arranging