The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-02
VARIOUS AND ALI. ABOUT.

yesterday.
The now Southern depot will bc IL
thing Of beauty.
Mr.. j. A. Mimuaugh returned from
Columbia yesterday.
Mr.. A. b. Henry, of Clinton, was in
Ncwberry yesterday.
Hon. II. II. Evans is spending day
or two IN Columbia this week.
Col. O. l.. Schumpert is attending
court in spurtanburg this week.
Mr.. Hugh Il. Rcnwick left yesterday
for Poughkcepsie Business College.
Flynn gives just three reasons why
you should trade at Flynu's Cash Store.
Editor Houseal, of The Observer,
was in Columbia on Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. II. *. Blats visited relatives and
friends in Columbia Saturday and Sun
day.
Hon. G. j.. B!casc will go down to
Columbia this afternoon on professional
business.
Ho" about the early closing? Other
towns have already inauguraled the
movement.
The many friends of Mayor Mayer
were glad TO see him out on Monday
after few days illness.
Tho barbecue during the Mayors
convention will be given at Spearman's
mineral spring at Jalapa.
Mrs. ID. Fl. Wardsworth, of Laurens,
returned home on Monday after few
days visit to friends here.
Miss Mamie Duncan, who is staying
at Clinton, spent Sunday at home and
returned to Clinton Monday.
Magistrate j. II. Chappcll sent Geo
Whitncr to the chain gang yesterday
for 30 days on a charge of vagrancy.
r. II. Welch, Esq, went to Colum-
bia yesterday where he will spend the
week attending the Supreme Court.
Jimmie Crummic, colorcd, charged
with murder, was released from jail
yesterday on bond in the sum of ST. 900.
Sheriff Buford brought in Pink
Clamp, colorcd, last Friday. He had
been douging the o&iccrs nearly two
years.
President Cromer attended the Lu-
thcran Conference at New Brookland, :,
Lexington County, on last Saturday
and Sunday.
The books Of registration are open at
the County Supervisors office. But
few are registering, this being an of
year in politics.
Fred II. Dominick, Esq, ard Solici-
tor Thos. S. Seasc have formed IL part
nership for the practice of law, under
the firm name of Seasc & Domnick.
The college string band was IN ward
one serenading Friday night, to the de-
light of many Of the citizens Of that
section of the city. The young men
have a good band.
Jameson has one Of the prctticst and
most complete lines Of gents furnish
ings he has ever opened in Newberry
al
not fail to call and inspect his line.
Rev. G. a. Wright, the Chaplain Of
the Excelsior Fire Company, will
preach sermon to the fircmcn next
Sunday night in the First Baptist
church. The company will attend in a
body.
"Bcn Hur" at the opera house last
night, under the uspiccs Of Burgell
| Tribe, Improved Order Red Men, was
q splendid entertainmcnt--intc
Instructive, and pleasing. The Illus
tratiOns have never been cqualed here.
The entertainment deserved better pat,
ronugc.
Mr.. G. T.. Boyd, on the part rf the
| committee from the James ID. Nance
Camp to solicit aid for Charleston with
which to entertain the Veterans at the
reunion, sent down yesterday $25. Mr.
| NJ. i. Spcarman has in hand $S for the
same purpose, which will be forwarded
in day or two.
| Gallo McWhortcr and Ed. King got
lntoa dit1icultV at the cotton mill Mon
day, when McWhortcr knocked King
in the head with wrench McWor.
ter thought he had killed King aud
surrendered himself to the Sheriff,
however he was released in an hour or
two. King has an ugly wound, how
ever.
Solicitor Thurmond has just heard
the gratifying news tina: he has won
the Summers case in the Supreme
| Court. This was case Of murder car
| ried up from Lexington by George
Johnstonc, the celebrated criminal
lawyer Of Nowbcrry. Mr.. Thurmond
has been fortunate in winning every
case, ten in number, carried up to the
Supreme Court siucc his induction into
| Office -Saludu Advocate.
500 Reward &IOO.