The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-09
TfiE NHWBEBRY HERALD NEWS OCTOBER 8, 1000
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
See administrators sale.
Tax collecting starts Monday.
Jameson has beautiful line OF ties.
Many OF our farmers are busy sowing
oats.
Three weeks until the State Fair
| opens.
Mrs. John j. Mayer is clerlxing at
| Mimnaugh's.
We have been having some beautiful
moonlight nights.
Mr.. Edw. R. llipp has pretty little
Shetland pony.
Mrs. f. G. Russell is visiting rcla-
| tivcs at Silver Street.
g. l.. Blcasc, Esq, went to Luurcns
yesterday to attend court.
Miss IIcttic Wiskcman returned to
her home In Columbia Saturday.
The notices of election with the lists
OF managers appear in this paper.
Mr.. J. II. Nj. Kinard, of The Obscr-
YER, spent Sunday in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLenna, of Johnston,
arc visiting at Rev. Geo. a. Wrights.
Mrs. Susannah Dfcher, of Lexington,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. VIM. Lang
| ford.
The County Alliance failed TO get
meeting on last Fridcy owing to the
bad weather.
Mr.. r. J. Brown, of Ward 5, is an
nounced as q candidate for alderman
| from that ward.
See notice of meeting of the stock
holders of the Columbia, Ncwberry and
| Laurens Railroad.
Mr.. John Gary Watts is in the city
and will spend few months in the in
terest of the New York Mutual.
Messrs A. G. Jones and l. G. Boand,
| Ncwbcrry's popular commercial travel
lers, spent Sunday at home.
! Register for the town election. Don't
put this matter off until the last mo-
ment. Get in shape TO vote.
Mrs. Alice Robertson, who has been
spending Il while in New York, has
returned to Ncwberry.
Mcssrs. e. Haskell Kibler and J. w.
Harman of Prosperity left Monday for
the Atlanta Der%ul C,ll'gc.
Mrs. S. p. Boozcr, who has been visit
| ing her daughter in Augusta, returned
home last week.
| Miss Mamie Pool, who has been visit
ing at Greenwood, returned home a
few days ago.
Mr.. A. l.. "cagio is now clcrking for
w. e. Pelham, where he will be de-
| lighted to serve his friends.
Treasurer Boyd is expecting daily
the Comptroller General or his clerk
to make his annual settlement.
The Johnstone school will open on
| Monday with Mr. d. a. Klcckley prin-
cipal and Miss Gertrude Bobb assis-
TAM.
| The attendance at the communion
service at the Church of the Rodccmcr
| on Sunday was the largest since the
| new church has been built.
Mrs. DR.. J. H. Mcintosh and chill
dren, after spending sometime in the
city with relatives, returned to their
homo in Columbia Saturday.
Mrs. w. II. IIutson, of Hampton
County, stopped over from Friday until
Saturday, on her return from q visit to
her brother, Prof. Furmau Of Clemson
| College, with her niece Mrs. w. l.
Herbert.
The happy, genial face Of our towns
man, III. II. Evans, Esq Is to be seen
on our streets this week. Hubs bust
! ness in connection with the State Board
of Directors keeps him away from home
much CT the time.
Rev. w. /. Herbert will be absent
/ from the city for the next ten days
| assisting in a meeting at Chester, and
on next Sunday morning Rev. Geo. II.
| Waddell, of the Orphanage ut Columbia
| will fill his pulpit. There will be no
evening service.
Mr.. II. X. Blats, who has held posi-
tion in this Office as compositor for the
past twelve months, has gone to Co.
lumbia to learn to operate type-set-
| ting machine. Mr.. Blats is fast,
punctual and thoroughly reliable young
| man and will succeed In what he un-
dertakes.
The Misses Glenn will leave this
| week TO take charge of their schools
which will open on Monday. Miss
Tilla will teach again this year at Po-
maria, and Miss Lenna wilt teach at
Kinards. These young ladies are ex-
| cellent teachers, having been thorough
ly prepared for the work, the schools
| are indeed fortunate in securing their
services.
Fred Ritchie, colored, OF Newberry,
nagman on the c., N g. l.. train No.