The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-03-02
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.


morning.
Read the law in regard'to protection to
patridges in another column.
The township assessors will meet at
the Auditors Office tomorrow ut 10 q. m.
Miss Kittie Mazyck has been on q
visit to the Misses Holmes in Laurens.
j. w. Chappell, OF the Mower Com
pany, Is at the North buying spring
goods.
The Mayor had four sinners before
him Wednesday morning-$2 each or
four days.
DR.. ID. l.. Boozer returned yesterday
from Columbia where ne has been on a
short visit.
Mr.. E. H. Longshore him
self in this paper rs u candidate for
County Auditor.
Mrs. H. D. Clark, of Connecticut, is
on a visit TO her cousin, Mrs. j. j.
Lane, of our city.
Miss Fannie Crawford has returned
home, after a month S visit in Newberry
-Saluda Sentinel.
Hon. G. II. Wyche, of Prosperity,
was in the city last Tuesday. He was
as pleasing as ever.
MIR. w. D. MayGeld, of Greenville,
has been in the city the past few days
on visit to relatives.
Tuesday afternoon David Tatum, the
Quaker lecturer, addressed the Baud
Of Hope on temperance.
Hon. II. II. Evans went to Columbia
yesterday to attend a meeting Of the
State Board Of Dispensary Directors.
We see reports Of smallpox at differ
ent sections Of the State yet Newber-
ry is free Of the dreaded disease.
a servant house in Mrs. Werber's
yard caught fire yesterday. The flames
were eXtinguis!led witbonl sounding
the alarm.
A little exciic,le,t was caused on
Main s'rect on Wednesday by the burn
ing out of the chimney to DR.. Jones'
dental office.
Work IS progressing on tho residence
of Mr.. Brice McCarley on Carlisle
streetin Brooklyn. Shockley Bros are
doing the work.
Mrs. e. S. Brown left Monday for
Newbcrry, where she goes to spend q
few days with her daughter.- Clinton
Cor. Laurens News.
When you need anything in the line
OF bicycles don't forget J. w. White.
1t matters not what breaks, he can fix
your wheel. Sec ad.
A travelling man was arrested on
Wednesday for peddling fancy silk
goods in the city for sale without q IL
censc. 1t cost him a V.
MIR. w. b. Todd after spending sew
eral. weeks in our city with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. ]. Lane, has returned to
his homo in Philadelphia.
Two more gamblers were tried before
lntendant Shockley of Helena and fined
in the sum Of &c. There are three more
to tried for the same offense.
DR.. Il. M. Settler, of Whitmires, was
IN the city this morning. He paid us
pleasant call and renewed his subscrip-
tion to The Herald and News.
All members Of the James d. Nance
Camp are reminded to attend the meet.
ing in the court house on Monday at II
o'clock. "A full meeting Is desired.
If the old saying proves true this
year there will be no plums Some peo-
pie claim that if the plum trees fail to
bloom in February there will be no
plums.
Mr.. G. e. Robinson, of New York,
the popular advance man for the
Joshua Simkins company. which will
appear here next Wednesday night, is
in the city.
A commission for charter has been
issued to the Prosperity Stock Compa.
ny, OF Prosperity. The capital stock is
to be $4,000. Corporators: j. l.. and
A. G. Wise.
Miss Estelle Todd of Newberry and
Miss Latham of Little Mountain came
up u lew days ago to visit Mrs. II. G..
Sumerl and'other relatives and friends.
Clinton Gazette.
The Bowers murder case, which has
been before the court since last Friday,
Is drawing to a close. The lawyers en-
gagged In it are now before the jury
Lexington Dispatch, lst.
Mr.. Arthur Copeland, one of Clinton's
old boys, who for the past few years has
made Newbcrry his home, was. up the
first of the week to see his mother.-
Clinton Cor. Laurens News.
Rev. P. D. Risinger, of North Caro-
lima, is now the capable and accepta-
| hle pastor Of the Pine Grove Lutheran
churches, vacated by the Rev. S. L..
| Nease.-Orangeburg Times and Demo
crat.