The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-10
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The graded schools will open on the
23d inst.
Spare the bats and let them extermi-
; nate the gnats.
He is indeed u crank who would kick
on this weather.
Mrs. l.. @. Bolaud is clerking at
Mimnaugh's.
Considerable cotton will likely be
brought in this week.
Mr. Eugene Copeland, of Clinton. is
clerking Tor Copeland Bros.
The shorthand school, taught by
Prof. Motto, will open on the 18th.
| Gail to sec us at our now quarters and
tell US the news in your community.
| Evangelist Kinard is holding a series
Of meetings in his tent at Prosperity.
Rev. Prof. w. X. Sigh will preach
in Colony church next Sunday morning
at | o'clock
! Sheriff Duckett, Of l.nurcns, was in
Ouer back with him.
| Mr. Jno Miller, of the county, had
u good mare to die at Browns stables
in the city Friday night.
Capt. w. ID. Hardy and family moved
! yesterday from Helena to his place in
| the county at Maybinton.
Miss Pearl Beatty, OF Anderson, has
| been elected teacher of the Mollohon
| school, District No. 53, for the next
scholastic year.
The mayor had one case yesterday
| morning Only fistcuif, for which
the participants paid into the town
| treasury So each.
The exposition commissioners of this
county will meet on Wednesday at the
| office Of Mr. M. a. Carlisle There
should be full meeting.
The North Cnrolinians brought in q
large shipment of apples, cabbage and
| potatoes yesterday aud distributed
them among our merchants.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson succeeded
in arresting negro at GarY's few
days ago, wanted in Laurcns on Il
charge of assault with intent to kill.
Sheriff Buf0rd has succeeded in H.
| resting Will Wallace. colorcd, in Spar
tanhurg. = lie is charged with break
ing Il contract. ana was brought in Sat
urday.
MIR. =. p. Crotwcl shipped car
load of tobacco yesterday to Tim,nons-
vile, viL the g., N. Il l.. railroad.
Th!s is Mr.. CroL~ell's $ second shipmcnt
this season.
The authorities should see that the
truck attends all fires. Ladders are
necessary at fires, and one could not be
had Saturday morning until the fire
WAS about out.
The excursion to Savannah will pass
Newberry about ii O'Clock Thursday
morning. Special coaches have been
provided for white people. Fare for
round trip, 1925
There remains only few more days
until school opens. At Mayes' book
store all kinds Of pencils, tablets, ana
all necessary books can be obtained.
Get them now and avoid the rush
Miss Hattie Leavel's music school
opened on the End inst. with u numt CT
OF pupils in attendance. Miss Leavell
is AN efficient teacher and all of her
pupils make rapid progress in the art.
The railroad authorities have COM
piled with the verdict Of the courts in
the case of Monroe Cooper VS.. G. G. and
n. Railroad, and Cooper has received
his money. The verdict was for $500
The game Of ball Saturday afternoon
between the West End and Newberry
mines, resulted in another victory for
the West Eud boys. The score was 8
30 2 The West END nine has not been
defeated this season.
Sheriff. i}nford, OF Newb-rry, is in the
today Will Wallace, coiored, who was
recently captured here. Will is wanted
at NcWberry on several otrenses.-
Spartanbnig Herald, 7th,
The bulletins concerning the condi-
ton Of President Mckinley received
ny the Herald and News and posted In
front Of the Office, have attracted con-
siderable attention. There is great
deal Of anxiety felt here toward the
president.
Rev. M. G. G. Schercr rendered his
resignation at Il congregational meet
ing at the Church Of the Redeemer on
Sunday morning. The congregation
very reluctantly accepted the resigna-
ti0n. Letter of resignation and reso-
lutions bearing on the same will be pub
lished later.
The celebrated fishermen, Messrs.
w. p. Bedenbaugh and J. H. Hair,
spent the night on the banks of Bush
River last night, to the detriment of
the "Gnny tribe" They have not re-
ported their catch as yet, however