The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-18
Bachman Chapel and Union Academ.
ChiDs,

The committee Of arrangements met on the
Sd instant. and the joint Sunday-school cele-
bration will be held at ~. Phillips church
July 26th.
The programme is as follows:
Exercises viii begin az 9-3J a. N Music
Prayer.
Kibler, Floyd Mills, Ella kirard. Music.
Recitation, Jesus loves me.''-Lula Sigh.
Hattie Banks, Clara Wicker, Lula Suber.
Lille Wicker, Doiii. Killer, Winnie Ruf,
Mary Ecs burg. Ollie Shealy Nancy DoIninick,
Ida Wicker, Alice Kinard, Music.
Speech by James Iominick- Subject, The
Lutheran Church. Music.
Recitation. Where shall We find Cod,
Clinton Kinard. George Botb, Joseph Will
Dialogue-The new Sunday-school scholar
ada Wilson, Ada Hobb, C!eo-a hinard, Alma
Kibler. Music.
Speech by 2 u. D. Livingston. Subject
Election. Mrsic.
Dialogoe-The reward Of earnest effort
Lille Kiblcr Minnie Shealy, Freddie Banks.
Music.
John @:cker, Willie LoIninick. Gcorg.
Shealy, David Haltacre. Caldwell Ruff. 2e.-
rard Banks, Joseph Quatt!ebanIn. George
kinard. Alma Quattle paun, Corrie Wilson,
Thomas Wicker. Music.
Speech by AlonZo Quattlebaum. Subject
Heaven. Music.
Singing By the school. Dinner
Miss Polly Kiaard. in company with Miss Sal.
lie W;:lj4ghaa, Of Fairfield Couaty, has bee!
| visiting relatives il this and tie Poraa::a SEC
toas Coz the past two weeks. Miss Polly will
remain with he- sister MIS-. II. K. Eppo awhile
Miss Sal.:e L.: fox home Monday.
Look he-e, candidates, get up more. We
boys are beginning 70 get some time now 70 tall;
Bachuaa Chapel Sunday school elected the
following delegates 10 the County C1:oA SUNDAY
school Convention al Bethlehem church on the
!st aad md Of august: Jefferson Quattieoau un
~ ~ y
We oa!y see one thing Il The Herald and
News reply TO our lette. last week that care
to notice aod that IS the point that says mus;
lid ourselves Of 50 much narrow pa.tisansaip
Now N- Editor, We are always fee TO admit
that our book sense IS somewhat limited and We
feel the need every day, Of GU: mind being Elo:e
cultivated, aad We think Il ve-g imp-uceat to- a
man Of your gu.uption, VINO has had a.! the ac'
vaata2es Of education tc reflect upon that
has had to pick up what ne knows almost n a
trop. Now If you want to make argument out O!
accusing othe- people Of being narrow minded
just because they don't think as you do, We have
10 objection. This IS not matter Jeff with Us TO
decide. The people are to b: the judge who Is
narrow and who IS broad.
In the afternoon there will be addresses made
by others suitable TO the occasion. While We wan,
mean this fox political stampede. This day Is
set apart to the ediScat:o1 of tlc children and
We trust that there vii! be nothing done OF sad to
mar ;.,e good thet is intended. Come, yes come,
general invitation IS extended 10 all. Come and
help US erjoy the day with tie Children. The
dinner viii De a picnic dinpeT cad it is needless
fo- me TO have hing TO say il -ega-d 0! sol :c
tation fo. the people TO bring with them well
6lled baskets. We all know Ina: anything other.
wise would prove al mic and no pic We extend
special invitstio TO you Ness-s. Editors come
Il IS always understood thst editors drop in rec
Refreshments wi!. be furnished that day, and ne
proSis Of The proceeding will De divided among
The two schools. Now Cont hesitate il buyiI1 a
glass Of lemonade, for it .nsy do your sorl well
as your BODY good. The committee to serve re
fresh,aents is, Jeines ;ibler end J. Z. Epps.
We took n Kio!eT and Koo2's barbecue las.
Saturday for the first Of the seasou II order tc
Keep ouT letter f.o.1 >e;ag to lengthy, we viii boil
down to as few words as possible There was a
pretty good crowd present, ort not very full de
egation Of candidates. The day seemed to be Ell
loved very much by all present. There is no aeed
Livingston oarbecueG the meat and u. l. Kina-d
made the hash, just .nesns a good dime: any
| where. Dr.. {. T. "yche *es me only candidate
present for the House Of Representatives. In
order to carry out the old custom OF COURSE there
had 10 be some Speaking.
In the afternoon the crowd WIS called togethe,
by Dr.. Werts, who acied as chairman.
The first speaker introduced was Or. Wyche
Dr.. Wyche began by saying that he was always
willing to speak when called upon. 1t is neces
sa-y for the people to think it is time fo- the peo
pie to think. He spoke Of the way the fnancici
power had manipulated the whole government
the only way for the people to get f-onl under high
tariff is by organization against the monopolist
power Of Land want to see South Carolina
stand mp for The reform movement as she has done
TIE re.orm movement has been the salvation Of
the country. I say that Ben TIllmal is doing
more for the people than any other man has ever
done in the State. Tie opposition party will t-y
TO the liquor question think it better to Is
tablish the dispsnsary than 20 90 back to the
old oariooms. I believe iilat the profit system
should be knocked out Of the dispeusary law
to certain extent, and believe it will be done
1 don't think tha: the liquor question ought to be
the dominate one.
Rev ]. A. Sigh was present and a number o.
voices rang thI ough the air calling for Sigh tc
come to the stand. MT. Sli.h got up and tried tc
excuse himself by saying that he fell very unwell
and did not care to speak, but the people called
until he had to come. Mr. Sligh said he wanted
to give US little information in regard to the
LState Reform committee IS he is member o
that committee. He explained what the com
rlittee had done at the meeting on the 10th in
slant: told Of the different changes in the time fov
all local, county End State reform clubs to meet
II will not mention all, full account was given
in last weeks Herald and News. He further said
don't want you to get those meetings mixed up
with the regular County Democratic Convention
and also explained the necessity Of the reform
party organizing and standing shoulder to shoul-
der. The conservative party despise that word
"oIganize." Why? Because they know it means
their defeat, but am sorry to say that some OF
our reformers have changed and gone over. Can
any man in the State say that have ever changed
the least? Ifthey do they have done the changing
am the same to-day as have always been. He
explained IN brIci manner how the national
government was controlled and under the pres
cnt rule Of the government The people were grow.
ing poorer and poorer. Why don't we get more
for cur cotton: They tell youit is over-pToduction.
It is no such thing. 1t is under-consumption.
There never was a Deter time for rich man to
live than now. How you going to vote, for
rilman cr against him? If you want to vote for
Timan, you must vote for Tillman candidates.
If you want to vc,c for Butler, you can just vote
for Butler candidates.
DR.. Werts, J. Chesley Dominick and +. f. May
bin were called upon, and all responded in brief
manner.
Now you can tell our friend VI. he can look at
these notes If he desires, and not bother little
newspaper :" c1rters (as he calls them any more
when they are not bothering him. CHIPS.