The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-04-06
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
unday Il week is Easter.

! IlchtN OF ice was seen yesterday
morning.
Miss Laura Grcnckcr is visiting rcla-
tivcs at Galrncy.
Those who ought to know say the
peach crop is safe as yet.
Help good cause next Wednesday
afternoon by attending the game of
| ball.
Mr.. T.. Y. Morris is erecting IL four
room cottage on his lot adjoining the
| jail lot.
There will be " social meeting of the
Luther League tonight at MIR. W. a.
! Kinard's.
There is talk Of establishing an ice
factory in this city, which we hope will
matcrializc.
Rev. W. X. Sligh will preach in the
Thompson street church on next Sun
day morning.
| It you didn't enjoy the game OF ball
| "Wednesday afternoon it was yoar fault
| and not the boys.
Coz. O. l.. Schumpcrt came up ycstcr.
| t'|S from Columbia, where he had been
on Il business trip.
County Chairman Hardy calls meet
ing Of the County Executive Commit
tee for Saturday, April litl,.
The "fats' and cleans" next We'd
| nesday afternoon. See the list of
players elsewhere in this paper
Rev. Il. y. Counts, who has been
teaching school in Georgia, has re-
! turned to his home near Sligh's.
". II. Hunt, E~q went to Green
vile yesterday to visit bis uncle, Col.
| [. +. Hunt, who is reported critically
| i'll.
Col. George Johnstonc, the silver
tongucd orator Of the Ncwbcrry bar,
WAS here Yesterday y.-Grccnvill News,
| 3d.
There wiil be no services at Kings
Creek church next Sabbath, as the pas
tor is attending the meeting Of Prcsby-
terry IN Atlanta,
The special term Of the Common
Pleas Court ordered for this county will
be held from May 2Sth to June 9sh
Judge lzlar will preside.
l;naginc one Of our two hundred
pound citizens sliding in to base, and
you will have one Of The sights OF the
ball game n2xt Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Dr.. T.. p. McClntock is attend
ing the meeting Of the Second Presby-
| terry Of the a. r. =. Church in Atlanta,
| Ga. Mr.. NJ. a. Carlisle will 90 over
| today.
On account Of Il wreck on the
Atlantic Coast Line yesterday, the up
passenger train on the c, N. e. l.. road,
did not arrive here until nearly seven
o'clock.
The Palestine and Hebron mines will
cross bats on tho Palestine, diamond this
afternoon at + o'clock. These arc the
young boys, ana it is said they play
good ball.
MIR. l.. Coppock Speers, son Of Mr..
l.. NJ. Specrs, Of this city, has secured
position on the editorial staff Of the
New York Times. He is a bright young
man, and we predict for him a success
| full career as q journalist.
DR.. Il. G. Pratt, graduate Of the S.
| G. College Of Pharmacy, has accepted
| Il position with the Rredcr Pharmacy.
| He is a gentleman of considerable cX-
! pcricncc, and will be pleased to COM
pound your prcscri iptions.
An extra communication of Amity
Lodge No 81, A.. f.. NJ. will be held
| Monday night, April 10Th. The f. c.
degree will be conferred. The hall has
been rendered the Red Men for use on
| the night of the 9th.
| DR.. J. w. Nance arrived in the city
| yesterday from Charleston, where he
has just graduated as a full NJ. d, from
the Charleston Medical College. There
were two other graduates in the class
! from this county besides Dr.. Nance,
Drs. J. }. DOminick and J. S. Matthews.
Policeman Carter reported the fact to
us that on Wednesday morning, about
daybrcak, q largo flock Of wild geese
| and ducks passed over the city, and be-
| coming somewhat confused at the cleo
| trio lights, circlcd around tho city for
some time, some low enough to strike
! buildings and wires. Several of them
| were found dead in different sections
about the city next day.
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