The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-15
See city registration notice,
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See Jamicson's fall announcement.
Sec notice of opening of Graded
Schools.
Read the advice of Mr.. Harrell on
how to grow tobacco.
The summer school for teuchers
closed on Tuesday with the examina-
tions.
The Helena Sunday.school is giving
picnic today at Spearman's Mineral
spring.
Constable Tidwell made another
seizure yesterday. This makes twelve
gallons.
Mr.. Jno. G. Goggans has been ap-
pointed Supervisor of Registration for
the city Of Newberry.
Wallace Brothers big circus is
headed this way. 1t will exhibit in
Charleston on October 9th.
Constable Tidwell seized another keg
OF whiskey the other day. 1t was sent
to headquarters at Columbia.
Miss Bernice Martin will open a. pri-
vate school, at her home, on September
10Th. Children in primary grades
taken.
The Bachelor Maids will hold an im-
portaut meeting this afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. G.. T.,
Dominick.
Remember the game Of ball Saturday
afternoon between the West End and
Caldwell mines. Game called at 4
o'clock promptly.
At the citizens meeting on the 9th
instant to hear the report of the
trustees of the Graded Schools, four
trustees are TO be elected.
There will be no preaching at the
Thompson Street church on next Sab.
bath on account of the absence OF the
pastor, Rev. T.. p. McClintock.
Tbe summer school having closed
we will miss the teachers who have
been with us for the past month. We
hope their stay with us was pleasant.
Read what the editor says in his cor
respondence about our electric lights
in comparison with those of Columbia.
Newberry's lights would be hard to
beat.
The West End Baptist church on last
Sunday licensed Prof. Jas. II. Mellard.to
preach. He is an excellent young man,
and his many friends wish him much
success.
Contractor Whaley will this week
complete the new truck house for the
colored liremen. They will have nice
hall in which to hold their meetings in
the second story.
Mr.. l. D. Shockley has bought the
shop and planning machine from Mr..
Forrest Riser, and is prepared to do
work in his line on short notice. His
shop is in front OF the jail.
Magistrate Chappell sent VIM. Bal
entine, colored, to the chain gang We'd
nesday on charge of potty larceny.
His sentence was thirty dollars or thir-
ty days, and he took the days.
Capt d. O. Herbert, captain of the
Orangeburg company in the Second S.
&. Regiment, ard who is an old New
berrian, was elected alderman in the
city o. Orangeburg the other day.
In conference on last Sunday, the
name of Second Newberry Baptist
church was changed to West End, and
the yearly call system abandoned, and
the present pastor, Rev. w. S. Ford,
called indefinitely.
Prof. j. A. Gamewell, of Wolford
College, will lecture in the First Meth
odlst church mex: Sunday morning; and
next Sunday O week, Rev. G.. III. Wad-
dell, Superintendent of Epworth Or
phanage, Will preach at II a. 10.
Mr.. Jim Bradley, who has been work
ing for the past year or more for the
Commissioners of Public Works, has
accepted position in the machine
shops at the mill. Mr.. Voss' son, Will
lis, has taken Mr.. Bradley's place.
Mr.. j. w. Chappell returned We'd
hSopuJ lIoll bho IOfUnCFH 1ndrKGLS
where he had been to select q fall stock
for the Mower Co., and we know the
selection will be beautiful, for Jack
knows his business in the dry goods
line.
"Your last chance" says A. G. Jones
and when A. G. Jones says thing, it's
so. Read what he tells the public in
this paper, and If you are thinking of
buying goods call at his store and take
advantage Of this sale. 1t will pay you
to do SO.
Wesley Stevens, the negro convicted
of murder and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for life at the last term of the
court, made his escape from the peni-
tentiary authorities yesterday morning.
A reward of $50 has been offered for
his capture.
Rev. e. ID. Spearman q popular
colored Methodist preacher, died in
this city on Tuesday. His remains
were buried on Wednesday and very