The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-14
VARIOUS AND ALL AHOUT.


weeks or from to-day.
Mrs. II. E. Todd ard son Sheldon
are visiting in Walhalla.
Rev. j. B. Hood will leave to-day to
spend month in Virginia.
DIR. j. *. Glider left on Saturday on
professional visit to New York.
Rev. w. Nj. pinson has accepted Il
call to West End Baptist church.
Rev. j. l.. Williamson will leave to-
| day for n three weeks visit to North
| Carolina.
MIR. w. Il. Counts is announced as q
candidate for Sub Supervisor of public
highways.
Mrs. Murtishaw and her charming
daughter, Miss Ida, of Columbia, are
visiting at Mr.. T.. y. Morris.
Jas. A. Mimnaugh will leave in Il few
days for New York and other northern
cities to buy his fall stock Of goods.
Mr.. w. T.. Ewart, of the Ewar:,Pifcr
Company, left on Saturday for the
Northern markets to buy fall goods.
The West End School building will
not be q frame structure as we stated
last week, but it will be handsome
brick building.
Mr. lrby ID. Shocklcy has the con-
tract to build the factory and tho opci'-
ativo's houses ut Goldvillc for Messrs.
j. S. and l.. w. c Blalock.
Mr.. w. I. Herbert will furnish the
barbecue tomorrow, county campaign
day, at Utopia. He will have every
thing in iirst-class STYLE
The 23rd will be the last day on
which to get your name on Il Demo
cratic club roll to vote in the primary
BE sure to have it enrolled.
Miss Mamie Derrick, OF Pomaria,
and Miss Oiic Work man, of Belfast,
are visiting at DR.. Van Smiths, and
are attending the teachers institute.
Mr.. r. Z. Fair, Of the Standard Oh
Company, is III the city for d few days.
lie will leave this week for vacation
in landcrsOnvilic, Ashevillc and other
points in North Carolina.
Mr.. Harry Mclean, the popular op.
orator at the Southern has been pro-
NOTED to the position made vacant by
the death of Mr.. II. G. Iloof. A Mr.
Shealy has Mr.. McLcau's place as
OPERATOR
Miss Willie Levers, Of Arkansas, who
has been on a visit to relatives in New
berry, left to-day for Clinton. Her
friends here hope TO have her visit
Newbcrry again before she returns to
her Western home.
MIR. j. Lawson Goggans, who has
been in tho express business in Florida
for some time has returned to Now
berry and accepted position with Mr..
Edw. II. Hipp. He will bc pleased to
meet his many friends there after
few days.
Mrs. Miriam Hunter, who for 81
years has made her home in the Mower
building, has moved to the residence on
Streets, where she and Miss Claudia
Norris will continuc in the mantua
making business.
In few days the New York Racket
Store will be moved into the store
on the corner of Main and Nance
streets, the store lately occupied by w.
w. Fulmer. This will be a more cen
trail stand and more convenient for the
public. Counts & Dickert will occupy
the store next door.
Il. II. Dominick, Esq, went to Green
wood last week to appear before Judge
Aldrich asking for bail in the case Of
Jno. Harris, colored, charged with kill
ing the cOlored woman who died in the
upper part Of the county few weeks
ago. Bail was secured in the sum Of
$500 and the negro was released on
Saturday.
Jas. a. Mimnaugh is having the in.
terror Of his store prettily touched up
with the paint brush. How we'll and
how nicely it is being done the public
will know whom we say that the work
done by that famous artist, Mr.. Fl. 6.
Meyers. 1t will be one Of the prettiest
interiors in Newberry when COM
pleted.
They used to sing some time ago
A rather plaintive song;
"Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long"
But nowadays the song is set
With music to the rhyme;
"Man wants as much as he can get,
And wants it oil the time"
Tit. Bits.