The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-04-20
VARIOUS AND ALI. ABOUT.
Miss Alma Bis hop is visiting in Co.
p,l,in

and hear something good.
Miss Mary CoGcld, of the Maybinton
section, was in tho city yesterday.
SCOTS creek was higher Wednesday
than it has been for two orthrcc Years.
Rev. VIM. n. Julian, of Lake City.
Fla, IS visiting friends in this county.
Some Of our citzens are preparing to
try few acres in tobacco again ills
year.
}. w. Watts is announced in this
issue rs II candidate for County SuL2r-
visor.
Great damage has been done by the
! Hoods in Alabama and Mississippi the
past few days.
Mrs. f l.. pawlcy has gone to Cuh2
to spend Il few weeks. Mr.. pawlcy has
located at Mautanzas.
HoH. Geo. S. Mower returned ycs,c,'-
day from Columbia, where he had been
on professional business.
Misses jamie Vance and Agatha De-
|
Mrs. Glcnn's the past few days.
| Miss Bessie Fields, who has been -
visit to Mrs. Frank FAINT, has lc.
turned to her home in kentucky.
Those who occasionally or continu-
ally talk too much should read the
article on our first page on tattlcrs.
One Of our correspondents says that
| there will be only half q crop of peach
cs, aud that plums will |,r Il failure.
Magistrate Chappcll sent John Cole
! man, cold, to the chain gang for thirty
days, yesterday, for stealing from
WOO,cn's store.
The State intercollegiate Oratoricat
contest is being held in Greenwood TO-
day. Mr.. }. T.. Derrick represents
Ncwbcrry College.
Supervisor Hill had the chain gang
to take up the old stumps on the public
square yesterday in rear Of The Court
House. IL is IL great Improvement.
Tuesday evening and "Wednesday
morning We had hard and wash. g
rains. We hear that considerable dam
age was done in the country on farms.
Mr.. w. ". liorn+hv will begin work
| in few days on nGa cottage on the
corner Of Nance aud facing Johnstonc
street. Is. II. Leslie has the contruct.
The meeting at the Methodist church
has continued, although the rain has
poured down aud will continue through
Sunday night. Rev. Herbert is assisted
by Rev. II. G. Ligon.
Mr.. j. B. Coleman has moved his
:am;'y over from Saluia. Mrs. Cole
man and little one came over few
days ago, and for the prescnJ arc stop.
| ping AZ Mrs. Blcuscs.
President II. j. McCrary was recently
elected director of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, and has been aG-
sent this week attending meeting Of
| the directors in Baltimore.
| The photographic exhibition at the
opera house Monday night, by MIR. j.
! w. Atwood, will be worth going tn
hear. He has fine instrument and Il
lirst-clas5 collection of records.
Mrs. e. p. McClintock returned
Tuesday from Luke City, Fla where
she spent d month. She was accompa-
MED from Columbia by her daughter,
Miss Euphcmia, who spent few days
at home.
The case in the l.. S. Court against
b. w. Goodwin, OF Vaughanville, fo"
crimiual carclessncss in handling t
mails while postmaster, was mol pressed
by District Attorney Latbrop at Green
vile on Wednesday.
Mrs. f. Y. Morris was bitten on the
thumb by small spider Wednesday
evening, which caused her considerable
pain. DR.. Kibler was called in and re-
lieved her suffering, and she is fast re-
covering from the bite.
Polk Miller gave one of his delight
full and highly pleasing entertainments
at the opera house Wednesday evening.
This was the close Of the series Of lee
lures, and we believe the best was
saved for the last.
| Nv. L. G. Bale, City Clerk OF Laur-
ems, stopped over Wednesday with his
friend, Mr.. Joseph Mann, while en-
route 10 Columbia, where he goes as a
delegate to the meeting of the Grand
Lodge Knights Of Honor.
The property holders Of Laurens arc
pctitioning for an election on the qucs-
tion of issuing bonds to extend the wa
ter works and put in sewerage. We
suppose Ncwberry will remain silent
on the question for q while.
) The separate coach law, or the law
I abolishing second-class coaches, gees
+ into effect today. Each train will bc
l required to carry separate lirst.clasf
coaches for both whites and blacks
; Tho faro will be three cents q mile