The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-16
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, OCTOBER u.s. 300
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

See land for sale.
Next week will be court week.
Cotton seed stands at 80 cents.
Just one week until the circus.
| Cotton has taken u tumble downward.
We are having some ideal weather.
The State Fair Is only two weeks Off.
| Sheriff BufOrd went to Greenville
Saturday on business.
| The second week jurors will be drawn
on Thursday morning.
Miss Annie Davis returned yesterday
| to her home in Grecnvillc.
Mr.. w. S. Mann returned yesterday
from visit to Fairfield county.
Mr.. J. !. Wheeler, of Winnsboro, was
IN the city the latter par of last week
| Mr.. JnO. a. Sem is announced as O
candidate for Alderman from Ward 4.
| The sheriff has ten or twelve prison
ers for court. -Four charged with mur-
| der.
Mr.. S. b. Jones left yesterday for
| Greenville to attend tho United States
| Court.
| Mr.. M. ]. Smith, of the county, is
attending court in Grecnvi!e this
| week.
Col. w. III. Hunt spent few days in
Columbia last week on professional
| business.
Mr.. S. K. Bouknight is announced in
| this paper as q candidate for alderman
| from ward 5.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thos. + Harmon have
gone to Atlanta to attend the State Fair.
Miss Gertrude Carwilc has gone to
Nashville on a visit to Miss Fannie
Rodelspergcr.
Mr. McElvene, Of Sumter, is spending
few days in Newbcrry with relatives
and friends.
MIR. l.. ID. Wicker came up Sunday
from Columbia to visit his friends and
relatives.
Mr. Albert Fl Brown is announced
in this issue as candidate for alder
man from ward {
MIR. w. G. Reedcr of Columbia. ST mt
Sunday and Monday in the city with
his father.
Policeman Franklin has recovered
another lot Of stolen goods and will
have the thief in few days.
Ilnntnr fo,,1 %
dozen negro "crap shooters" yesterday
but they were 'just beyant" the city
limits.
A new platform has been built
around the freight depot of the G., N.
and L. and is quite an improvement in
that quarter.
Mr.. G. B. Boozer, Of Rdgeway,
passed through Newberry yesterday on
his way to Greenvile to attend the
United States Court as juror.
"In Darkest Russia" at the opera
Saturday night. This company carries
with it female orchestra, which is
said to be good one.
Treasurer Boyd began the collection
OF taxes yesterday morning. Several
people paid on the first day and it's a
good rule to follow.
Mr.. Elliot Evans, of Athens, Tenn,
and Mr.. JEFF Evans, of Roanoke, Va,
were called to Nowbcrry on account of
the illness Of their father.
Miss Kate Wheeler, after spending a
week or ten days with relatives and
friends in the city, returned to her
home in Winnsboro last week.
Miss Sallie Smith returned to her
home in Spartanburg yesterday,
after pleasant visit to Mr.. w. A. Ja-
miesons family in this city.
The mayor had a paying court again
Monday morning. He had several be-
fore him and the fines ranged from 500
down to tho impressive "logging" of
the little pickaninny"by its "mauma."
Hanging in the window at Wm. John
sons hardware store can be seen an
interesting coast chart of Galveston
Bay. 1t was sent to DR.. s. G. Welch
by his son Williams Welch. Lawson
Kibler will take pleasure in explain
ing the chart to you.
o. account of Forepaugh & Shells
Bros. circus, Newberry, S. c., the
Southern Railway Co. will sell tickets
for the round trip to Newberry, from
all points within a radius of SO miles,
for one and one-third first-cass fares.
Tickets to be sold Oct. 23d, 1900, with
final limit Oct. 24th.
The re is more Catarrh In this section OF the
counRry than all other diseases put together
ana until The last lew yeals was supposed to
pc lncuraoie. For great many years doctors
pronounced 1t q local disease, and prescribed
local reno dies, and by constantly failing to
cure with u Il trea. ment, pronounced It in.
cura1ie. science hrs proven catarrh TO be
constitutional treatment. Halls Catai rh