The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-04-03
VARIOUS AND Ali ABOitr.

1t was not sand storm yesterday
only the Ncwbcrry dust.
A good game OF ball at the college
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
j.. Lane wants to buy 10 shares Of
Ncwbcrry Cotton Mill stock.
Mr.. w. A. Hill is announced as u
candidate for Clerk Of Court
MIR. }. D. Smith is announced as q
candidatc for County Supervisor.
Miss Kate Wheeler, Of Winnsboro, is
visiting relatives in tho city this week.
Rev. Geo. a. Wright will preach ut
Helena ut 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The County Alliance will meet on
Friday with the Mt. Pilgrim Alliance.
Sec notice Of meeting, OF stockholders
OF the Newberry Warehouse Company.
Members Of the National Union will
remember the called meeting this even
ing,
Mr.. J. II. Pcrtlue is announced in this
Issue rs Il candidate for County Super
visor.
The County registration books wcro
open on Monday. Everybody should
| register.
Mr.. j. S. Wheeler is announced rs q
candidate for County Superintendent Of
Education.
Mr.. b. Il. Paysingcr is announced In
this issue as a candidate for County
Supervisor.
Look on the fourth page Of this paper
and sec what they have for you at
Flynn's Cash Store.
DR.. w. A. Young, who has been on
the road travelling for drug house, is
at home for Il few weeks.
Mrs. Ray Watts while at her domea-
tic work few days ago was painfully
burned about the arm and face.
The familiar form Of our friend I'D
Russ is seen in the city again. He has
been at IIrndersonvilIc for while.
NcwEclry has vcritable "coogler"
as will be seen from the poetry on tho
goat following the account of the ball
game.
A new county dispcnsary board has
been recommended by the county dele
CATION and an appointment is expected
this week.
The hour for prayer meeting at the
Lutheran Church has been changed
from 80 to o'clock each Wednesday
evening.
The city received check yesterday
;or 81, 1,0lG.2S, the share derived from
the sales at the dispcnsary for the past
Quarter.
It's fashionable now for ladies to car
ry violets in their mouth. At least
some Of them do in Ncwbcrry, we
observe.
Rev. ~. S. Leslie, OF the Saluda Cir
cult, attended services Sunday at the
Methodist Church and took part in the
exercises.
The many friends of Supt. z. J. Voss
were glad to see him out Monday. He
week with grippe.
a select nine has been formed in the
| city and will 60 over aud play the college
boys tomorrow afternoon Mt o'clock.
Come out and see it. 1t will be a warm
game.
The many friends OF MIR. w. A. Ful.
| mer will regret to learn that he is
seriously i'll at his home in this city.
We hope to hear of his early recovery
| to his usual good health.
Mr.. J. N. Kennedy left the city Mon.
day to make tour of the eastern part
Of the State. He is. the pleasant and
hustling representative Of tho Carolina
| Manufacturing Company.
A blind mar being led by trained
| dog attracted considerable attention on
| the streets yesterday. The dog would
lead the man into stores and open doors
when the man would ask for aims
There will be a public meeting at tho
Lutheran Church on next Sunday night
by the Ladies Missionary Society, Of
that church. Rev. DR.. G. II. Armstrong
will deliver an address on that occas-
| sion. Public invited.
Mr.. J w. Rceder is havins some great
| improvements made on the front of his
drug store. He is having large plato
glass windows put in and when complet-
cd will make one Of the prettiest fronts
in the city. Rceder is q hustler.
Dispensary Inspector Boykin was In
the city last week and inspected things
at the dispensary. He found the books
and everything in order. Dispenser
Epting and his clerk, Mr. II. B. Perry,
are managing the dispensary very satis-
factory. We hear no complaint from
| any quarter.