The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
VARIOUS AND ALI. AHOUr.
At last-Spring weather.

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The new depot will be a beauty. Th,
framing is being put up.
Mr.. l.. w. Floyd was in Columbia
Wednesday on business.
Mine Host a. i. Cook spcn, Wcndcs.
day aud Thursday in Columbia.
The County Board Of Control will
elect beer dispenser tomorrow.
Mr.. Ed. Rice. of Greenwood, spent
q few days in the city the first of the
week.
Col. George Johnstone has been in
Columbia this week on professional
business.
Miss Ella Summer returned home
from Newbcrry last Wednesday Cha
pin News.
The contractor has arrived and has
begun work on the roller mill ont at
the old Aull mill.
The graduating class Of Ncwbcrry
College will finish up their studies next
| week and take rest.
Several residences in the city are be-
ing rcpainted, which adds much to tho
appearance Of the city.
Miss Helen Hawkins has returned
from visit to relatives and friends in
Ncwbcrry Lexington Dispatch.
MIR. w. f.. E"art went up to Long
Cane, Abbeville County, to attend the
funeral of Rev. II. a. Fair yesterday.
Mr.. Jno. T.. Livingston, soliciting
agent for the c., N. e. l.. II. r., was in
the city yesterday in the intcre st of his
road.
Mr.. j. S. Land, Of Columbia, State
agent for the Penn Mutual Insur-
ance Association, was in the city
yesterday.
The weather for the past several
days has been spring Ike and farmers
are making good use of it in their farm
operations.
Mrs. B. b. Hitler and son. Eugene,
ofnea Hilton, are visiting relatives and
friends in Newberry County today.
-Chapin News, 18th.
Don't fail to read the interesting
story, SIN the dcbatablc land" the first
chapters Of which appear in this paper
ON the fourth page.
Mr.. J. Reid, of Greenwo III, repre-
sentative Of the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Association, of Now Jersey
| is spending while in Newbcrry.
DIR. w. E. Pelham has been appoint
cd delegate from this State to the 9th
international Sunday school conven-
tion to be held in Atlanta April 26-30.
Nj. a. Renwick has something to say
in this issue Of interest TO shoppers
He has complete stock in every line
of his business. See him before buying.
The State Board of Control has made
new rules governing beer dispen-
saries and no beer can hc drank under
The roof or on the pre- misses where it is
sold
Col. j. Y. Culbreath, Of Newberry
was in Saluda Saturday. He had been
several days at his place in the country
examining his gold mine there.-Salu-
da Advocate.
Mr.. Eduard Scholtz and DR.. w. f.
Pelham have been elected delegates
from the Ncwberry Lodge, K. of F., to
the Grand Lodge, which meets in
Florence in May.
Alessrs. G. A. Bowman and w. A.
Hill, were both accepted as jurors in
the case Of the Lake City lynchers,
when the ease was called in Charleston
the first of the week.
Mr.. ~. G. Williams went to Green
wood yesterday for Il negro wanted in
this county by the authorities, but the
negro was also wanted in Laurcns, and
the Lanrcns sheriff Sot their first and
got the bird.
Some more of our business men
shOnld have the fronts Of their stores
touched up with the paint brush. 1t
goes long way in advertising place,
and the Mayor Of every town and city
| in the State will be here In May.
Mr.. w. II. Eddy has bought lot
from the Motto estate, fronting the
street that runs up by the side of Dr.
Renwick's residence, in Ward |, and
will erect residence thereon during
the summer.
One Of the negroes serving thirty
day sentence on the county chain gang
made his escape Tuesday evening
| while coming into town. He was
riding behind the wagon in which were
the guards and be jumped of his mule
and took to the woods.
They Are Gone.
81 had sores on one Of my limbs and
tried all kinds of medicine, which did