The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-16
VARIOUS AND AL. ABDGT.


OH business.
The big minstrel tronp ut the opera
house tomorrow night.
We have never had more beautiful
and spring-likc weather.
DR.. D. Il. Boozcr went to Columbia
last week to spend Il few days.
Mr.. Eduard Schotz made flying
visit to Columbia on Monday.
County Supervisor Hill won't to Co.
lumbia yesterday on business.
Miss Bonnie Wheeler, of Prosperity,
is visiting relatives in the city this
week.
Rev. w. S. Holmes held his annual
services in the Episcopal church on
Sunday.
Superintendent of Education G. S.
Blcase, of Saluda, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. Geo. S. Mower came up and
spent Sunday at home, resting from his
labors in the Senate.
Mr.. G. w. Bishop has rented tho
Dairy farm and will likely move his
family over to that residence.
II. II. Blease, Esq, Of Staunton, Va,
arrived in the city yesterday on Il visit.
His many friends here arc glad to sec
him looking SO we'll.
Mr.. Preston Dominicl1 and his son,
Fred II have sold their land in Lex
ington County, near Saluda River, to
Isaiah Lindler, for $500.
The frcights these days are loaded
with guano. The sccnto Of the fertilizer
fills the air-espccially around the
dc.ots about freight time.
The mayor had an unusually large
number before him Monday morning
charges ranging from Il plain drunk to
stealing u bicycle. Result about $50.
Policeman Franklin has succeeded in
locating and recovering valuable over
coat stolen from Mr.. O. M. Jameson
about six months ago. The thief is in
the lookup.
Mr.. J. II. NJ. Kinard, Of The OBJ
server, spent II part Of Saturday and
Sunday in Augusta. He was present
and witnC Csscd another big fire in that
city.
Miss Bessie Carlisle has gone to
| Baltimore to attend the Peabody Insti-
tutc and is now completing her course
in music under the celebrated Miss
Gaul Of that institute.
Rev. S. II. Hallman, D. d., who has
! been on an extended visit to LcXing-
ton and Orangcburg Counties in the
interest Of The Lutheran Visitor, re-
| turned home on Monday.
Mr.. p. f. Baxter has purchased the
Cline lot on the corner near the old
| Cline Shop for $3.50, and will at an
| early date erect four neat tive-room
cottages on it. This part of the city is
fast building up.
Mr.. j. w. Rccdcr has opened his
drug store. He has q full stock Of fresh
new drugs and patent medicines. His
prescription clerk will arrive in q few
days and he will be ready to scrve the
public in that line. Watch out for his
ad.
| On account Of professional engage
ments Col. George Johnstone had to
decline the appointment us Il delegate
to the annual meeting of the National
Live Stock Association at Fort Worth
Tex, on the 10th instant. He was ap-
pointed delegate by Gov. McSweeney.
a little negro stole Edward Houseal's
bicycle one evening last week from in
front of The Observer office. Edward
met the negro with the wheel, recog-
nizcd it and had him arrested. He
plead guilty and the mayor let him of
with SIS or ten days.
Some of the harness that was stolcu
from citizens OF this town several days
ago was found in possession of the
harness thieves arrested in Columbia q
few days ago, and when the authorities
Of Columbia are through with them the
Ncwbcrry authorities will also deal out
iustic to them.
As popular amusers are included ir
the roster OF the Wright's Origina
Nashville Students" combined with
Gideon's big minstrel Carnival. This
} big, fresh, crisp, wholesome and re
fined organization will appear at the
!, opera house, one night only, WcGnes
, day, January 17th.