The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-26
VARIOUS AND ALI. AHOUr

| p'hSN itoul Atlunlu.
a fow of our citizens have storlo
thoir gardens.
MISS Woeks returned yesterday from
visit to Sumtcr.
IL has been predicted that this viii
be fine fruit year.
v. L. Schumpcrt, Esq was in Spur
tanburg the first OF the week.
| Mr.. a. G. Jones arrived in Ncwbor
ryyesterdoy from Philadelphia.
Mrs. f. a. Schumpert is in Augusta
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Berry.
The time for paying taxes without
The penalty expires on next Thursday.
Capt. w. II. Day, of Florcuce, is Wis
lS'ng his daughter, Mrs. II. II. Wolch.
Mrs. Annie Ellis, Of Charleston, came
yesterday on u visit to her brother, Mr..
| Robt. w. Davis.
n correspondent to The Saluda Ad-
vocate says that the Culbrcath gold
mine is on q boom.
The Herald Square Opera Company
Will appear at the opera house on tho
night of February 7th.
Congressman Latimer has begun his
annual distribution of garden seed
among his constituents.
Rev. S. II. Hallman, D. D., will leave
today for Augusta, Ca, in the interest
OF the Lutheran Visitor.
The sessions court will convene here
on the third Monday in February, 10Th.
Judge Buchanan will preside.
Miss Lizzie Copeland, who has been
spending while in Clinton, is at her
sisters, Mrs. j. w. Earhardts.
Mr.. Fred Dominick, member of the
Newberry bar, was in the city last
week Advertiser.
Mr.. Fl. E. Todd has purchased the
vacant lots adjoining his on the left
of his residence from Mr.. Carlisle.
Jas. j. Lane has already received sew
eral shipments OF guano. He handles
the best brands and sells for cash.
MIR. Lawson Goggans has purchased
a small tract Of land from Mr.. G. H.
Cannon in the Southwest part of the
city.
The front bench in the police court
room would not hold tho offenders on
Wednesday morning. All charged with
petty offences.
III c first lecture in the course of tho
Newberry Lyceum will be delivered in
the opera house Tuesday night by a.
w. Lamar, D. D.
Rev. a. ). Bowers will preach at the
Church of the Redeemer on next Sun
day morning, and the pastor, Rev. NJ.
G. G. Scherer will preach at Beth Eden.
The Georgetown paper says that shad
arc too high for common people to
touch yet. If that's the case in George
town, how would it be in Newberry?
Messrs. Graham e. Dunn, of Pomaria
who have been conducting drug busi-
ness, have made an assignment for the
benefit OF their creditors to l.. W. Jones,
Esq.
Mr.. Jack Summers left Wednesday
for Pendleton whore he will spend q
few days and then he will go to Gas
tonia, N. C., to accept a position atthat
place.
The new phone line to Newberry is
in good working order. 1t connects
with Prosperity, Pomaria, Old Town,
Chappells, Greenwood and other points.
The Office here is at the Wheeler Ho-
tel.-Saluda Sentinel.
Prof. Abrams, of Newberry County
will be the Principal of the Due West
Public School for the remainder of the
season. He will be assisted by Miss
Helen Gricr and Miss Mary Pressly.-
Due West News in Press and Banner.
Sheriff Buford, of Newbcrry, was in
town last week. He came after Tom
Smith and Henry Summers, who were
recently arrested near Providence
church, on the charge of breaking into
the house of a Mr.. Shealy, Just across
the line in Ncwberry County.-Lcxing-
ton Dispatch.
Sheriff Caughman left today for Au-
gusta, Ca, with requisition papers for
Frank Short and James Furgerson, who
are charged with breaking into the
store of Mr.. w. H. Subcr, at Peak, just
before Christmas and robbing the safe
of about $1,000. He will probably re-
turn with his prisoners this evening or
tomorrow Lexington Dispatch.
BismarCk's Iron Norve
Was the result of his splendid health.