The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-12
VARIOUS AND Ali ABOUT.

Mr.. Wclch Wilbur has moved to
Helena.
Mrs. Russ left yesterday for Hcndcr-
sonvillc.
Mr.. p. C. Gail,ard went to Columbia
on business trip Wednesday.
can American Wife" at the opera
house tonight by local talent.
Mr.. a. Nj. Copeland, ci Clinton, was
in the city on Wednesday.
The mud around tho G., N. and l..
depot makes travel q little disagrceble.
We had u few hard showers Of rain
yesterday morning, which will do the
small grain good.
The Commissioners have been at
work getting names together to put in
the jury box for the year.
Mr.. w. r.. Reid, of Chappclls, spent
Il day Or two in the city this week. He
paid us pleasant call
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Wheeler and
daughter, Miss Clare, of Prosperity,
visited friends in the city this week.
Mr.. II. G. Summers and family have
moved from Helena to Pendletou,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. J. w. Kibler has purchased the
residence from his brother, MIR. Arthur
Ikibler, on Kibler street.
Mr.. p. +. Baxter has began work
remodeling the Lathrop house in
Brooklin for Mr.. VIM. J. Bcdenbaugh.
Mrs. j. Ii. Cannon and daughter,
Miss Minnie, Of Prosperity, spent one
day in the city last week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Paysipger, OF
Newberry, have been visiting DR.. G. r
Cowan for some days.-A. II. Presly-
tcrian.
Miss Fannie May Carwile left Mon
day for an extended visit to Augusta
Ca, Jacksonville and other parts in
Florida. O.,
MIR. Silas w. Stone, of Sandmoun-
tain, Ala, has been on Il visit to
Messrs. Nj. j. and w. S. Scott. He
left today for Spartanburg.
Mr.. James j. Lane, Ncwberry's
champion guano man, has been in Co
fumbia this week placing his order for
fertilizers for the spring trade.
Mr.. John y. Thompson and family,
of the county, will move to the Sum-
mers house in Helena. Mr.. Arthur
Kibler will live with Mr.. Thompson.
The Columbia State is authority for
the statement that Hon. II. II. Evans,
Of Newberry, is u candidate for Mr..
Control.
Mr.. j. M. Swindler has moved into
the cottage in Brooklyn recently purch-
dsed by Mr.. r. c. Perry. Mr.. Melton
occupies the house vacated by Mr..
Swindler.
Prof. and Mrs. w. II. Wallace ro-
turned yesterday from Spartanburg,
| where they had been to attend the
marriage of their con, Prof. D. d. Wal
lace, of Wofford College.
The annual white goods sale of the
Mower Co., is announced in this paper.
| They always give great bargains at
these sales, and it will pay prospective
| buyers to call at this store.
Mr.. H. G. Solomon, the tailor, re-
| ceived a telegram yesterday announ"-
| ing the death of his brother in New
York. He left on the noon train for
Laurens, and may go on to New York
Mr.. J. e. Todd was installed as elder
at Newberry last Sabbath and Mr. Ed
win Carlisle was installed as deacon
creased its efliciency.-A. r.. Presby-
| terian.
Some Of our gardeners should en-
| deavor to get the $40 extra prize offered
| by Burpce & Co., at the next State
Fair for the best collection of vegeta-
bles from their seed. See local con-
cerning premium.
| There has been some harness steal.
ing going on in Columbia, and some
Gypsies camping near the city were
arrested and the harDess recovered.
| This may give q clue to the Ncwberry
harness stealing.
Rev. a. j. Bowers, D. D., of New
| berry, preached at the Lutheran
church Sunday morning. DR.. Bowers
is,a strong preacher, and his sermon
Sunday morning was IL good ono.--
Orangeburg Times and Democrat.
Tho many friends Of Newberry COL
lego will be pleased to learn that the
holiday opening has been all that could
be expected, and that the institution IS
still in a llourishing condition. Tho
enrolment now numbers l69, and most
of the students are in the collegiate de-
partment.
FOR Is. Is. Is. BAD BLOOD.