The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-07
VARIOUS AND ALL LABOUr.

seBBlOn GnlS week 8t GREENWOOD.
Don't forget the concert tonight at
the opera house.
| See Auditor Cromer's announcements
In another column Of this paper.
There remains only about three week 8
in which to pay taxes.
Several marriges are reported to talk Q
place In Newberry In the near future.
Mr.. ]. l.. Oxner, Of Johnston, was in
town on Wednesday and paid us u
pleasant call.
MIR. r. s, Rnazman, OF Chappells, was
In the city yesterday and remembered
us pleasantly.
Miss Lula Moseley, of Prosperity, was
In the city this week visiting Misses
Neville Pope and Mary Nance Fair.
Mr.. A o. B ,wers, Of Saluda county,
one of the Clemson College cadets was
this week visiting relatives and friend 3
here.
Rev. w. M. Pinson left yesterday for
Greenwood to attend the State Baptist
|
| this week.
The hens have joined the "High
Tariff League" and put the price for
laying eggs up to zoe per dozen and the
supply Is not sufficient for the demand.
The Grand Lodge A. #. M. OF South
Carolina, will meet in Charleston Tues
day 1lth in the Masonic Temple Mr.. p.
J. Voss, will represent Amity Lodge
No 81 OF, Newberry.
| The third semi-annuaI session Of the
Southern Industrial Convention met in
| New Orleans this week. The motto
adopted was, "Business-no politics, no
sectionalism"
| Those who miss the opportunity of
hearing the concert in the Opera
House to night, under the anspieces Of
the Young Peoples Society of Thomp-
SOD Street church will afterwards regret
| it.
| The United States Senate has passed
q bill to encourage the Interstate and
West Indian Exposition which is to be
held in 1901 at Charleston. The appro-
priation made by this bill 10 $3.50, 900
and all exhibits will be admitted free Of
duty.
| Mrs Laura Minnick returned home
! from Newberry Saturday, Carolina
| News.
Rev. Y. Won A. Riser is the guest of
( ", Dol s,>
in the city until Thursday y.-Sumter
| Item.
| Miss Vartna Brown went to Kinard g,
Newberry county, Monday to visit Mrs.
J. G. Ga-y aud attend the marriage of
Mrs. Gary's sister, Miss Ella NJ. Brown
| 10 M. S. T.. Webb of Eden, Fla. Miss
| Ella Brown lived In Anderson until q
| few years ago when she went to Pea
body Normal College Nashville, Tenn,
| where she was graduated last year.
Peoples Advocate.
Miss jamie Vance, OF Clinton, n great
favorite in social circles here, has gone
North TO rtudy to become trained
Nurse Laurens Advertiser.
DR.. Chas. III Armstrong, pastor Of the
MAYER Memorial (tuthel any Church Of
Newberry passed through Greenville
yesterday returning from Indiana,
where he went to attend the funeral Of
his father.-G.eenvilleN News.
Mr.. Thos G. Matthews OF Plttsburg,
Penn, is in the city making a map Of
all the buildings for use by all fire In
surance companies. He represents
The Ssnborn-Perris Map Co., OF New
York.
The Board of Health at recent
meeting condemned the well in Smith
alley as being detrimental TO the health
| of the citizens living In that vicinity,
and the town council has ordered that
it be filled up. This Is a good move on
the part of the Board OF Health.
o. L. Schumpert. Esq., went to 4 iken
Wednesday on professional business.
DR.. S. T. Hallman, who for some
time has been in North Carolina, has
returned home.
| Mrs Rosannah Havird has returned
home from an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Haigler, of Spring
City, Pa.
The friends of Sheriff Buford will be
glad to learn that he had 80 far recov-
cred as TO be able to be in his office on
Wednesday.
Dr.. Jas. Mcintosh will 60 to Green
wood today as delegate from the Reedy
River Association to the Baptist Con-
vention.
On last Saturday night several coats
and an overcoat which belonged to
drummer were stolen from the sample
! room Of the Newberry Hotel. Police
man Carter caught the thief, Joe
| Green, trying to sell one OF the coats
and Immediately arrested him.
John Coleman, negro, was seen try
t. III no;,, ~ ,to III r. ,,,o<ir IA