The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-04
VARIOUS AND ALL AHOCr
Scc trespass notice.

See trespass notice.
Miss Fannie Martin Is clerkinp al
Mimnaugh's.
Many arc the wonders why the circus
passed us by.
Good cotton will bring Sc. in New.
berry market today.
Monday will be salcday. II you come
/ to town drop in to see US.
Cotton Is coming in a little more
steady now and business is looking nm.
Miss Twoet Ruff will be pleased to
see her friends at Mimnaugh's where
she is clerking.
Some OF our citizens SAY that thoy
'e't slight earthquake shock Tuesday
night between ten and eleven o'clock,
Work has been started on the new
cotton mill building, and the contract
ors Will push the work to completion.
IL Is said that No ssrs Davidson and
Scott, both candidates for the post0tficc
here, have gone to tho scat Of war at
Washington
The young men OF the town, at
least some OF them, will tonight organ
l|c football team to copo with the
college boys.
What has become of the Newberry
tame Protective Association? 1t is
sald that the law is being violated In
this county.
See the "Chronothanatoletro next
Friday night given by the young ladies
OF the A. II. y. church, for the benefit
OF the new church.
Grecnvillo is organizing paid fire
department. The city is being forced
to this we understand under threat Of
raise Of insurance rates.
The annual report of the Board of
Trustees OF the Newberry Graded
Schools was crowded out of our last
paper for more important local mat
tors, and can be found on the first page
of this paper.
Our tircmcn have decided not to en-
ter the Augusta tournament this month
This being the busy season of the year
1t is hard for the young men to get of
to practice for the races, so they have
decided not to enter.
Bookkeeper w. X. Jones OF the
Comptroller Generals Office took ouly
q few hours Tuesday to make his set
tlement with the TrCaaurer and Audi
tor Of the county. Everything was
found in good shape in both offices and
Mr.. Jones went from here to Laurens.
John Coleman, colored, appropriated
two pair of pants to his own use from
w. II. Tarrant's store last Tuesday and
pawned them at another place Of bust
ness in the city, for which the Mayor
sent him up for fifteen days. He had
just served thirty days.
The friends of Mr.. Frank NJ. Ems
worth in Newberry will be pleased to
learn that he is succeeding in business
in Worcester, Mass. In private let
ter we learn that he is doing nice
UuSlucSS III Lllo restaurant llHC. w G
are glad to hear Of his success
Don't fail to attend the quilting
party at the armory tonight. A lot of
fun is in store for those who attend
Only ten cents admission will be
charged and the proceeds will go to
getting up the exhibit for tn. Charles
ton Exposition.
The Observer Publishing Company
has obtained a charter to engage in
the business of publishing a news
paper and conducting a general job
printing business in Ncwberry. The
are w. II Wallace, +. Il
Wilson and Il. f. Wright.
In the Washington special to the
News and Courier it was stated yester-
day that Col. @. J. Purcell was an ap.
plicant for tho postmastership of this
city. Col. Purcell says there Is no
foundation whatever for the rumor
That no has not applied for the position.