The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-26
TIE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, MARCH 26 1901
KEEPING UP HIS RECORD.
sheFin Buford Fiods Three Negroes In
Columbia.

shorin Buford Fiuds Three Nrgroes Il
Columbia.
Sheriff Buf"rd, Of Newberry, who ha
reputation for capturing men " he
escape the clutches of the law in hi
county, dropped into Colum Ia q lev
DAYS ago. Yesterday morning he wen
nome carrying with him three negroes
ne wanted, whom he located here
ihey were Will Roof Pierce Scott anG
MARSHALL Gaillard Ono WAS an escape
from the chaingang, and tho others
we're wanted ON minor charges -Th,
state, 2oth lust.
World OF "om"n worship at Beau,, 3
| Shrine Today.
1t goes without saving that the
spring millinery openings today are the
notable events of the week in the fash
ionable world, aud though it may seem
| somewhat frivolous to the masculine
mind, unqucstionably, no social func-
tlon OF the season, has been more gene
rously patronized by the world OF wo-
men, more geaeral enjoyed.
Since early morning gay crowds of
| enthusiastic women have filled the mil
linery shops to Overlooking, and from
their expressions one could readily see
that they were not just merely "look-
ing around" but were bent on buy ing.
There were pretty and homely wo-
men OF all ages and sizes. wives, with
| now and then an occasional husband)
Bellies and sometimes even bcaux. The
beaux and the occasional husband, how
ever, were not enjoying exactly the
same kind Of happiness, for the latter,
| while admiring his wife's pretty
chapeau felt in his heart that he would
indeed be the "poor chap" when the
bill came in.
Certainly no seasons hats have been
more artistic, and no more beautiful
| variety to select from has been dis
| played In Newberry for many seasons.
At the Mower Co.'s the color scheme
OF pink was carried out throughout all
the decorations. Garlands of pink
draperies caught up here and there
with punches of flowers gracefully fes-
| tooned the walls and mirrors, while
roses, verbena, geranums, and carna-
tions all of pink peeped from out great
banks OF lovely palms and calla lilies
| adding brightness to the beautiful scene
Among the hats we noticed novelty,
| fashioned from cream liberty chiffon,
mohair braid. gold wire, velvet ribbon,
rhinestone buckle with gold settings
| and violets, materials turned, sewed
| and twisted until they form hat for q
young lady called "The Shell"
Another hat called The Wheel, "
| fashioned from white crinkled chiffon,
| black velvet ribb n. multitude Il
| small pink roses and a buckle.
A handsome black, gold and rose hat,
| all imported materials, striking feature,
being the chrysanthemum facing.
During the morning strains Of sweet
music were disc''ursed and were enliv-
euing things as only music can, and
| the pretty women and pretty hats made
| an attractive scene.
I'h Riser Millinery Company's store
was bow of beauty. The decorations
| were profusion of palms, ferns and
| roses. Everywhere were to be seen
| Marchalneil, l.. Franc and Marie Gui :
lot roses. This, indeed might be call d
| rose opening Here, as on every
| opening day, the window decorations
were beautiful-s"ft garIands of maline
gracefully caught up with lunches OF
| roses tied with bows of rose colored
ribbon, a huge basket of handsome roses
and few strikingly beautiful pattern
hats, tastefully fashioned of flowers,
| soft laces and dainty ruf1ies completed
the effect and attracted large numbers
OF shoppers.
| Among the many beautiful patterns
displayed some specially striking ones
were: A large Neapolitan straw, slig htly
bent here and there. The under brim
| was faced with rose chrysanthemum
petals, with outer trimming Of pink La
| Franc roses and punches of rose foliage.
A black and white combination was
fashioned Of white maline and liberty
satin, tucked the entire crown being
one large rose of black and white petals,
an immense bow of black velvet ribbon
caught with steel buckle on one side.
| The high side bands were covered with
jetted cow slips.
One specially noted was a crimson
straw with the full facing Of tuck ed
crimson liberty chiffon. A wreath oi
silver lined crimson poppies-bows OF
narrow black velvet ribbon caught with
gilt buckles formed the trimming and
the combination was exceedingly har
monious aud Frenchy.
The Riser Millinery company Is Civ
ing special attention this season tt
mourning millinery and some extreme
ly handsome mourning hats and bon
nets were seen here.
| An Honest Medicine for La Grippe.
George w. Watt, of South Gardiner
Me says: 81 have had the wors: cougt