The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-04
SMOKEY TOWN.

fnot ont OF place will give you Il
sketch OF the ups and downs in this see
ton. The health is good, crops are fine,
the small grain was pretty fair.
O'Ncall school is in Il ilourishing con-
ditiOn, the teacher is preparing the pu-
pills for Il public exhibition on 18th Au-
gust. The prospects arc bright for Il
lively time for the old and young.
Haven't seen candidate in this sec
ton yet. WHAT'S wrong that you can't
come round and give our hands slight
shake? Don't be shy of the members Of
O'Ncall farmers club, they arc all Dem
Ocrats to be sure, and pure, il they don't
have the same opinions that others have.
One Warwick insists we have the right
to vote us we please, that we all admit,
he seems to have sailed into the O'Ncall
farmers club and has, ~ he says, our
opinion Of the man who will not huzZa
for our own county. Now, Mr. War;
wick, any one might suppose from the
tone OF your communication that we,
the members OF O'Neall farmers club
have just about the same opinion of You
that you have of those who differ with
yon. We don't desire any Of your feel
ings of surprise ~ the action Of the
farmers III and about O'Ncall. He,
Warwick, says there is good place here
for some Ncwbcrry people to stick n pin,
and great big one too. lie don't give
size but suppose it is rs large rs the pen
he wiclds so well. IIuZZa for Warwick.
he may yet become prime dictator for
O'Nrall farmers club, and If so, he can
have the honor Of endorsing himself as
fit representative for any position, even
that of becoming president Of O'Neall
farmers club, Of which he has such
fS,tn <,f, ,,.l,o ;,rl> Il.
would here inform Warwick that
not ignored by the O'Ncall farmers
club, to the contrary, those men have
warm supporters; and venture to saw
they would go as far rs Warwick for
either OF Newhcrry's worthy sons. At
the time this club was organized It placed
one Democratic plank in It's floor. The
proceedings were published but did not
suit Mr.. Editor Of the Reporter, and he
suggested that the Democratic plank be
taken ont; so ut next meeting, after
carefully considering the claims of an
outsider, 1t was torn ont and the floor
rckeyed. Ont comes one Warwick i'm Il
communication in the Reporter, headed
''SmOkcy Town Dowsings," and says he
Is so surprised at those men who are so
willing to ignore good men at home and
then ne would llkc II the citizens about
O'Neall would ask themselves if John
Bolton O'Ncall would have done so.
Done what? why, exercise the right to
express their views. j. B. O'Ncall was
the man to exercise the right of his
opinions, and II he was here to-day he
would say torO'Ncall club you have cx-
creiscd the right OF frcemen. If we had
more Of the O'Ncall in Newbcrry County
we would have fewer dictators. When
things were not cut and dried to suit,
all things will work together for good to
those who will attend to their own busi-
ness and let others business alone. SO
we don't propose taking another plank
ont OF our floor let murmur who NAV:
stick to our line, let the pin stick who it
may. Would be glad to see Warwick
attend our next meeting, August l3. h
at O'Clock p. H., sharp. Likely he will
be greeted with hearty welcome.
DUTCHMt