The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-05
VARIOUS sND Alb ABOUT.

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luda on q business trip.
Mrs. j. w. Chapman and children
arc visiting in Orangeburg.
Miss Elliott Duncan, Of Greenwood,
is visiting her sister, Mis-. G. f.. Boyd.
Miss Tilla Glenn left on Monday OF
this week to take charge Of the school
at Sligh's.
There were fewer people in town on
Tuesday than we have ever seen on u
January saleday.
| Whisperings Of candidates can al
ready be heard. There wero two or
three In town ON Tuesday
Rev. ]. B. Hood will preach in the
a. II. p. church at Prosperity at 4
o'clock Sabbath afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Wells left yes
terday for Columbia where they will
make their home for while.
Mrs. ~. w. Sloan, of Troy, S. c., who
has been on q visit to relatives in this
city, returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. o. B. Mayer and children
have oeen in Laurens the pasu week
visiting her father, Mr.. w. w. Jones.
The freeze was on for several days
and those who claim to know say that
young oats were damaged considerable.
| Fl. =. Counts has moved from Slighs,
in the county, to Harlston, Ga. He
will engage in farming, and we wish
him success.
| Mcssrs. N. a. Nichols and l.. l.. Hun
ter, Of the county, arc attending the
Georgia and Alabama Business College
at Macon, Ga.
| The Herald and News will appear on
| Wednesday of next week in order to
furnish our readers with the Cover
nor's message.
MIR. w. &. Reeder came up from
Columbia yesterday. He had the MIS-
fortune to mash his foot while at work.
He will be laid up for Il few days.
We hear that Mr.. J. w. Reeder has
rented the Bowers store on the corner
of Main and Nance streets and will
open drug store there at an early
date.
DR.. w. e. Pelham mas rented the
and will put in u full srock Of glassware
Chinawpre and fancy goods at an early
date.
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Trabert and DR.
| Inc y l,ft fo,
their home in Minneapolis, after spend
ing Christmas with relatives in New
berry.
We have in our possession two keys
seem to be trunk keys, on a small ring
found in front Of this office o few days
since. Owner can have keys by calling
at this Office.
Senator Mower and Representative
Evans have been in Columbia this weel
attending to some special committed
work to which they were appointed n
the last session.
Mr.. J. r. Davidson had a good mare
stolen from his place about four mile
from the city few days ago and ha
been unable so far to get any trace a
TO the whereabouts of the mare or th'
thief.
Rev. j. w. Speake who taught schoo
here some years ago, preached in tn
Presbyterian church last Sunday. Hi
sermon was both eloquent and inter
esting. g.-Townville Items in Anderson
Intelligencer.
DIR. d. L. !joozer has purchased tn
Norman residence from Mr.. g. +
Boyd and moved his family there from
Columbia. He has also purchased tn
place owned by Mr.. j. H. Moore, an
MIR. Moore has moved to Columbia.
Governor McSweeney has appointe,
Col. George Johnstone, of this city,
delegate to represent the State at tn
, third annual convention of the Nationa
Live Stock Association to be held a
: Fort Worth, Texas, on the 10th inst.
Clerk of the Court Gibson Is cor
fined to his bed, the result of fal
from his buggy on last Saturday nigh
The buggy accidentally struck STUN
and was upset, throwing him from tn
buggy and bruising him up consiG
: erably.
Mr.. w. r. Capers, brother of Edito
f. V. Capers is in charge of The Voic
OF the People in the absence of the &c
itor, who has accepted position wit
g the Bryan Printing Company, of Ct
. lumbia, during the sitting of the Ger
q eral Assembly.
. Prof. Sidney J. Derrick and wife
t after spending q portion Of the hol
Q days with relatives in this place, hav
t returned to their home in Newberr.
Q the Professor to resume his duties
Preparatory Department of Newberr
College.-Lexington Dispatch.