The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-11-23
VARIOUS AND ALLABOUT.

yesterday on business.
From the scarcity of eggs We would
suppose that the hens have struck.
Some OF the merchants are opening
up their Christmas goods.
Now is the time to advertise IL YOU
want to catch the Christmas trade.
Mr.. Ton Lane, OF Hcndersonville, is
spending while in Ncwberry.
Mrs. Laura Minick, OF Chaplin, is
visiting at Mrs. z. e. DominiclS's.
Cole. l.. Blease, Esq, left yesterday
for Lexington on professional business.
Daniels g. Co have received a beauti-
full and valuable line of jewelry. etc
see ad.
The heavy fogs the last few nights
and mornings are something unusal
here.
Newberry can match any city for it's
size in the South in handsome window
displays.
Senator Robert Aldrich, of Barnwcll,
was in the city yesterday, the guest OF
Major ID. l.. Copeland.
Mr.. O. w. Leroy, who has been liv-
ing in Greenville, has returned with
bis family from Greenville.
lev. G. H. Armstrong was called to
Ono again the first of the week on
accoun at Of the illness Of father.
rte city council had its picture
s. 'ck yesterday-preparatory to dis
solving copu "tne"ship.
Rev. j. L. Voss, representative of the
Baptist Courier is in the city in the
Interest OF his paper.
Rev. Wilbur II. Riser, of Jad win, Va.
arrived in Newberry yesterday with
his wife to visit the family of Mr.. ". j.
Fayes.
The candidates for Mayer and Alder-
man must s gu the pledge with chair
man M. a. Carlisle by II o'clock to
morrow.
Miss Lizzie Copeland aud her little
D'ece Lizzie Eurhardt went to Clinton
yesLe day TO attend the marriage Of
their relative, Miss Lana Copeland.
Mr.. Eobert Haync Tarraut, OF CO.
lu'Db;a, came 10 Thursday to attend the
ma ';age Of his sister, Nj ;ss Bessi 10 Tar.
!ant.
Mrs. Hattie a. Hunt, widow Of toe
late Col. Isaac f. Hunt, OF GreeuviIle
is il tbc CITY visiting her pephews. w.
II. acd J.. II. Bunt.
b. och Of store aud house l.eys were
Joso on tie streets a few days ago. Tue
fl 'er will lie rewarded by leaving them
at this Office.
@Nr. E. l.. Glymph, of Newberry, was
ia town this week. He speut few days
with his brother, MIR. w. N. Glymph,
of Zemp's Phacmacy.-Union Times
Nov. Is.
lfyou want to see "warm" window
50 % Wn. Juhuson's. It's the wol |, OF
Lawson /: pler and Thos. Johnson.
They l'uow lbcic business when it comes
to naL tug pressed brick.
roe ma'v friends aud patrons of
NJ =. Eradbdrn will find her in rooms
upstairs, neat door to Flynn's where
than ever.
Mr.. s. Geo. White, The popular
traveller for large paper Fl m was in
The city yesterday. We understand
tue g are ot'e.' attractions than busi-
ness alone which draws Mr.. White TO
this city.
The w. f. M. S. of New Chapel will
hold an all day meeting at New Chapel
on S,oday, Nov. 25tb. Lev. Boyd to
preach In the morning at II o'clock,
aud a talk from Mrs. e. S. Herbert jn
tbe afternoon.
M. G. F. Wearn is quite au expert
Ia taking measures for tailor-made
suits. During tbe past few months,
In )a"ge business in this line for the
Ewart, Pifer Co , he has not nad
single misft.
NJ. j. s. Blalock Offers a rewa d of
$25 for the arrest and delivering TO him
at Goldvjlle Of Alfred Goodwin q negro
convict no escaped from b Is plantation
at that place last night. See discrip-
tion and particulars in advertisement.
The first city primary election will
be held today one week, and the pro-
liabilities now are that everything will
be settled In the first primary, with
the exception of Ward s, in VII 'ch
there are four candidates for aldermen.
Cards have been received in New
berry announcing the marriage Of Col.
John D. Frost and Miss Mary levine
Davis on the 28th inst, at the second
Presbyterian church, Paris, Kentucky.
Mr.. r. D. Wright has moved iD.o bis
handsome new dwelling on college
street. 1t is one of the handsomest
buildings in the city. w. T. Davis &
Co., were the contractors and with their
force Of expect workers they turn out