The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-25
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Of for the State Fair Monday

The criminal court convcnes Monday
morning.
See notice of County Supervisor-fcr-
rics to let
Call in to SEQ us next week while at
tending court.
Mrs. Jane Dobbins has moved from
Helena to Mrs. l5radley's.
Mrs. Franklin is greatly improving
her place near "Wurdlawn."
The Helena school will open Mondu,
-Missl.iZZie Dominick teacher.
Mt. Bethel school will open Monday,
to be tunghL by Miss Annie Subcr.
County Superintendent Wcrts gives
notice in this issue of the opening Of
the public schools
The advertising car of Maines circus
is here, aud the town is being covered
with circus Iapcrs.
DR.. J. II. Mccullough will enter his
lleet-footed mare in the races ut the
State Fair next week
Sec notice Of sale of Bash River par
sOnage tract of land. IT will bc sold
on the first Monday in November.
Mr.. II. f.. Wicker will open his school
next Monday. He will teach the
"Smokey Town. school this term
Two sermons will be preached and
the holy communion administered at
Cannon Creek church next Sunday.
Cotton keeps tumbling, owing to tho
heavy receipts. The receipts now are
away above that of last year at this
time.
MIR. n ". Brown expects to capture
some Of the prizes on the races in Co
lumbia next week. Hc has some prize
winners.
The streets have been sprinklcd the
past few days by some OF the cOlored
hremen with the fire hose, which part
iy settled the dust.
The hour has been fixed for the clcc-
trocution Of Czolgozs, President Nc
kinley's assassin. The time fixed is
Tuesday next at 7 Il. m.
Services will be held at St. Luke's
Episcopal church next Sunday by the
rector, Rev. w. =. Holmes. Preach
ing at | | Il. m and 1870 p. IN.
Prof. b II. Johnstone has been con-
fined to hi4 home this week with all
attack of asthma MIR. E \. Carlisle
has been filling his place at the graded
school
Rev w NJ Pinson will deliver Il lee
'ure in the Newberry opera house on
the night OF November s h. His sub
jcct will he, "Cause and Effect. or the
Liar Skinned"
Otto klettncr, the fair and square
dealer, has something to say in his ad.
this morning which will interest YOU
that Is, if ycu are Interested in saving
yourself money.
Mr.. B. Hcrndon Fair, who worked in
the postollice here last summer, has
stood Il successful civil service cxamina-
tton, and as IL result has been given an
appointment as a railroad clerk.
This remark was heard in Columbia
the other day: "Did you bring any
water from Newberry?" "Yes, have
some but no ice" '"rhat doesn't mat
ter, it is good enough wit!.nu, icu "
They know a good thing when they
taste it.
Mr.. w. e. C'ary, Of Saluda county,
was in the city yesterday. lie showed
us some fine specimens Of Hazel nuts
that grew on his place. He says they
crmc up on his place voluntarily stv.
cral years ago, and he gathers some
each year.
Suprrintcndcnt Eugene Werts says
he thought he WAS 'possum hunter,
but he tried to follow w. Bedcnbaugh
and Ira Barton Tuesday shL and has
about drcidrd that h'. is n,t in it, i'hry
huni"d pretty well all n:shL and caught
three nice 'po,snms.
Standing at the Southern depot the
other day we heard one of the emp!oycs
make an assertion which amused us.
He said the people of Ncwbcrry must
not eat anything but cabbage and fish,
that one day the express brought in
30 crates OF cabbage and the next day
30 barrels of fish. Twenty odd crates
Of cabbage was taken from his train
that day.