The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-25
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

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Miss Lula McMccltcn, of Fairfield, is
clerking at Mimnaugh's.
We have had some real summer
weather within the past few days.
Mr.. G. f. Coats, Of Saluca, was on Il
visit last week to relatives at Helena.
Miss Nellie White left Saturday for
Atlanta where she will attend college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pcarse, of
waterloo, were visiting at Helena last
week.
| Mcssrs. f. l.. NJ lthis aud J. II. Pcur-
i[oy, of Saluda, spent Sunnay in New
berry.
The teachers examination will be
held on October 18th, in tho court
house.
| Miss Lillian Glenn left yesterday for
Silver Street where she will teach
! school.
The election on tho special . mill
Graded School tax will be held on We'd
ncsday.
Helena next Sunday afternoon at 3 30
o'clock.
Some young ladies keep the same
measurements OF waist while increasing
in weight.
Miss Nellie Coats returned last week
from Cross Hill and Vaughanville where
she has been visiting relative
MIR. Rod Fair will leave tomorrow for
Wo'Iord College, Spartanburg. Rud
will be missed at the postotrcc.
Sunday afternoon the jewish New
Year celebration began. It's observ-
ancc will continue through today.
An appropriate design for Il woman's
belt would he one in the shape Of
mans arm, the clasp forming 4 hand.
1t is said that another circus is
hCaded this way aud .yill follow close
teEind the Sells Forepaugh aggrc-
C.lt on.
Remember the ciJizens' meeting
Wednesday, morning to hear the report
of the board Of trustees Of the Graded
Schools.
Mr. Bennett REEVES, of Charlotte, has
been in the city for the past few days
visiting his sisters, AIRS. W. =. Houscal
and Mrs. Theo. Johnstone.
a. young lady Of our acquaintance
gained twenty pounds in seven weeks
while on visit in a ncighboring coun-
1,o1
Rrof. R. A. Gentry who had been
elected To teach the Mt. Pilgrim school
In this county has declined to accept
he position, and will teach q school ut
Piedmont.
The South Carolina Lutheran Synod
will meet in Columbia in its seventy
sixth annual convention, on Wcdncs-
day before the 4th Sunday in October,
at 10 o'clock y. IN. Il
MIR. Il. w. Higgins, the county, is
candidate for Clerk OF the Honse Of
Representatives. Mr.. Higgins is we'll
fitted for such IL position and if selected
| will give perfect satisfaction to every
body.
Miss ella O'Rouke, of Baltimore, has
returned to Newberry and is in charge
Of the millinery Department at Mim-
naugh's srore. She is an expert milli-
ner and made many friends here last
season.
elijah Lcitzsey, Il worthy old colorcd
man, who lived in the St. Phillips COM
munity died on Saturday. lie was II
years Of age, owned his own home aud
was respected by the white people who
knew him.
clerk or shopkccpcr ought always
| to give what customer calls for, or at
least point out the difference in the
goods, SO that the customer will know
what he is getting. 1t would save him
| the bother Of returning the goods.
a lady from tho county had the mis-.
fortune to loose $24 from her pocket
| book on the streets Monday evening.
She got the money at tho National
bank and went from there to the Crot-
| well house and from thrrc TO Mowers
| store, where the money was missed. It
Is thought that it dropped ont Of the
pOcketbook on the street.