The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

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1,55,rc one Il is fortunate for as that the
,y,crrnometer fell to about 6O degrees III tne
n;dIle Of the week, Or otherwise, Wueh
some Of cur patriots fHliy recognized tie
Tnmmany detection, We might have pcrlsn
ed OF spontaneous combustion. ,,-o,.
hopncned 10 stroll down by the NcSE'
eide ,he other night, ard who're the traluS
depart for the west on all the great fa.'tvTH
lines | saw hundreds and hanoreos Vi Gin
drcn assemb.cd-juSt about 10 acpat' oL
their two weeks vacation, IRE !ileaI: tot
which had been provided py 'Ie snG
Fresh Aid Fund. 1t gave me Oetlef auu
BRIGHTER view Of my kind, OF whom cohtcse
on general principles, | have very poo!
onjniop. | said to myself, here IS = greIt
i1nrnal engaged in q national Dat'ie wIi'Cn
tsyes IFS every energy and resource: l. 10
nttack Cd on all sidcS-it is fighting rs II "cIe
Tor ne life. and vet il fuds time to turn asile
from its regular business TO gather lGilas iot
:, lot of miserable children, and sehu r,el,
AWAY for couple Of weeks, al ieas!' llou.
The fopI slur,S aud crime Of the city lnto lne
pleasant country where they can plea.uI
Gods free air and sec God nIue eh!' SNt
learn the beauty and the sweetness VI
| higher and purer life. Ii may De lh"t .ue
| seed sown in these young 9ear'S us{, ' tSe
| deep root, and bear abundant lFuiI III t..
fnt5re, Never was, there seen such a cfoSu
| of benny little faccS-tbcy were leaving Ia
\ tbor and mother, sister and brother, anu
| home behind, but there was ne grlef anu no
tears. naught but hope and Joyous eApeeta
| t;nns AII the children had evidently re
na;yad extra care and attention for the jour
! nov. ,hcir clothes muDded aud clean, c!eau
i;ncss being one of the conditions lnSlsleG
on. I expected 20 find some nolhetS anu
gYandmo,hers attending their little dsCl!IS'
| ill The last possible moment cl 'NeiI ueP".
ture on tho cars, but it was nor sO' i .lci
were no attendants, except TIC eAcE"ent anu
, charitable ladies having TIC chliu!en ~
charge. As they passed The store ol q a',o narn
hearted German, he callcd them IN ana S"fe
nsrb - bay of crackers TO comfort tneii
tbrou0h the night They were divided llltC
J sections. and The place for each sectloh WeE
oIrnody provided; Kind souls waiting 10 OiS
hem welcome and make them ha9py.
, | wos \ genuine pleasure 10 see 4 cn2tlty ~
: ,,,,n and so utterly unscliSh. for oHC'
: | tbn great CORPORATION showed little SOU
end firc cost OF transportation vas p!aceu Il
t ,hr lowest fcure. Seventy Eve cents va
q aIj that was required to scud one OF !;s tugs
litile waits 4 hundred or two handreo nii'e n
into the country, and 10 makc lhcm haPp:
for wcck-a traction over ten cents u''S
I.wished from my soul. iha' any Seho:ou
, donor 10 that gracious fund CONC iiaSe ses
u the cloud of happy faces as Sd !heH; un
n if there are any who icad tHeSc my ~. n,,or,
:" in communities where tho curse OF po'er'
s does not lie so heavily on the poor as y doe
- IN thiS great city, let them cast their 2fca
n NOM tIc waters, and it may return ait'
: Our sister City OF Brooklya has receive
e orn,hcr social shock, ard two Of hcl DC
kuown citizens arc no" tuSinrcS from Ju
n tice Both of them were rery hieh-lcES
,d gentlemen, and one Of them, MI ocof ~ ~
:" Gui,c a substantial pillar Of She ciinrch. hi M
re Scovil.e lived in elegant style and spor"9 VI
of the finest turnou.S in the city; anu
uf though Colonel Morton had 10 specla' pc
ut chant for holSl!icsh, he boaStcG OIL poSSe.
u0 mo nrr of the most valuable private ho'
in rics in the city--what the one sqnanGeteI
horscAesh the other laid Uut i'll DOCKS; u
the General result was the same-:he DOC
and ,l,c horses were paid. for win sol
body clse's money. 4 government fuspec'
nv SnyS ColoneI slOrton, who was aSsistl
nosf master OF. Brooklyn, signcd lrauuuIe
eQ navr6lls. and pockctcd the swag. hile ~
~ Vile who occupied an honorable posi'ieu
w many wears none Of the most 1ssi'ecta
bv RroEer's offices in New York turns out 10
one of the nieancst and most conteuiPtiI
an thieves in the disgraceiul eateaoer VI
,ec past three months. When VII thesS =
>0N graceful revelations stop! lac lo"Huat
in stones of our financial fabric Ea'e Octa y =
10 shaken. the revelations in The great Il
.en ~ Arnold e. Constable wcro shock fr
ng, wafn dlfar We Iime maU nor Of circumstances are
not guarantee of mans character iGT nGncI
and the appearance Of anYthing IKE Piett
sonctimoniousDcS is consider cd just {, S,o|
for suspicon. It is minated that Mte
,ime C0!oucl Morton may return 10 81
ted his triul by The Government; Uut oco'
NAV be safely added TO the list OF loist''
ON thieves who Providence bc ihaHHcd'
on trouble Us no more. .....- -.
oA " We want more home MISSIONARIES
ills African savage, no Fesee cahniha!, no
manche or Sioux was ever guilty. OF is
lot rid crime as that committed ny me pH
lest gang ~ BTooayn n, =! Eonners ,e @ Tic herYii
this can never be published, but for sh'
inc borbari,y and devilish Savagery II sta
unnaralleIed in the crimes OF the cou'i
,ney I: there is any itch man or woman anou
die who has more spare cask II an they
Tree about beStowInG on their poor rciailons'
l. them found admission in the Ciiy OF P!
wv ivu. aud eau promise them that tAeIe i
savage on the Congo or c5DHlHai on
- Zampesto, who stands SO much III nee,
salvation as those Brooklyn ana New !
n Thugs. By all means let Us either aaFS
- sionarics OF Shotguns, and afa atl"iu
lgh- the Old Adam in me is in iuTaf @! me
rice guns ..- .... .. .... !.
Ilse It's busy time among tho actors. I
ld a SQUARE is full Of the mimic hcrsxs an"
Of q ines who delight US Oh The stage. AaHs
arc here from all parts Of the e"SntTy , h
lfeit I'D their dramatic corps for tss co.liu:
ion, son. We are all allOat iG rCSAId 10 oRr oi
- of Prima DonnaS arc indeed rare bTds,
II vi Ihey know it. First class tenorS do NOT
ging on on every hucklebcrry bush, as Mr. Gye
he. reason to find ont. NiilSOn THINKS hS
-. dirt cheap az 5000 a night; couple oi
Hu' or fe male warblcrS 1T $4,000 axi Slow +.
the tenor who would take less t!an
would not bc worth. listening 10: ana
barilones ana basSo, and ch9:GS aau or
the IRA. advertising, costumes, scenery !"
o,,J multitude OF outside expenses, Waich -
'',-' but Tue munIger knows. stii oPct'
4 by must have, ami ej the men who can 4
10 pay fifty or 81 hundred dollars tor Il VI
-, fun foot the hills. We shall moss W3'
uTai. ,niIar faces from Roiten Row. Nil Il
his q fugitive from justice. Mr. Ward MA
this time DC in, States prison. Three
swe'ls have iakcu the short cnt over Inc
ID to with a-revolvcr, but nevertheless, mol
standing the cost, by all means let Us
O'iSS the opera 10aFs rqd3' luz. ,ua