The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-24

u complicated one, and has become
chronic. But don't get alarmed broth.
er its not ut all fatal and has spread
about Us far rs it cun go. Timc is part
OF the remedy and the other part will
bc applied when the right time de-
vclops. Bat for fear you may get some.
what excited ant sec spook yourself
| will give you some outlines Of its ma
ture. 1t consists Of confusion, strife,
tumult, dissatisfaction aud Il ecneral de-
moraIization among the public schools,
almost throughout the lower part Of
NcwUcrry county. We have plenty
othor Information which we will give
when the right time comes. Question:
Have you any such spo0kes iu your
country?
Mcssrs. J. |. II. Kibicr and II. n.
Taylor recently started out wagon Of
tinwarc. "Git up and git" means sue
cess at anything you 90 at, and the
sales OF ninety pieces of tin in one and
one-half days, shows that tho boys have
got up q hustle.
Well, Kay, it seems that your town
Is the center of runaways. | don't
mean II runaway horse or any thing of
that kind. | mean those loving ran
aways, who always run there to get
your ministers Orothcr officials to speak
those words of joy to their hearts, and
tell them to join their right hands. If
a hIi i'm hi
daughter we would direct him to los
pcrity. But Chips don't mean this as
II word OF reflection. We shall ALWAYS
say God bless old Prosperity. She
shall forever feel near TO us, for we
spent the most, oh-bc- -jjoyful-hours of
our life, there.
Oh yes, brother Kay, like the girl
told the boy, | see the point now. You
meant formc TO read you backwards, and
say SO long as We depend on swapping
cotton for hogs we would never be
happy, and "ain't it So" We are
proud to say brother while our 5~ccnt
cotton has left no money we are not de-
pendent upon this kind Of trade. If
we were we could never tell you how
country people enjoy hog killing days.
Give me your hand brother and al
low me TO congratulate you in every
effort you have made in the interest Of
the cotton grower. | am with you
heart and hand in everything that may
to- done to better the condition Of the
loor, down trudcn cotton raiser. You
will always find me ready to wheel
turn and go to the front. | believe if
there ever WAS Il time, that time has
come when it DchOvrS not only the
farming class, bnt every other bust
ness man of interest throughout the
Southern States to organize against the
Northern capitalist, and combinations
which are robinG us Of our labor more
ana more every year, and whenever we
go together as a united body, leaving
out those slick oily tongue politicians
who arc always ready to crawl in only
for self interest. we will down them
slickcr than VIC dowucd the lutte ttust.
We begin to have some faith and good
hopes in the effort
Everything has its day and hog kill
ing day is not excepted. We all enjoy
hog killing day. We make it II rule to
take oil from all other duties and spend
the whole day helping cd Mrs. Chips
aud having big time with tho chill
drcn. No, we never try TO keep the
| ch,ldrcn in the house on hog killing
day. We always let them romp around
and have their time after separation
| OF the hog is made. The next thing
Tor old Chips to do is toput the pudding
meat To cooking, while the children
stand around blowing up the bladder.
Then we'll get the mclts and sweet
breads and put them in an old time
long handle frying pan and about the
time we get thcm parcncd rs black as
coal our eyes arc so full Of smoke till
we can't tell II hog from Il monkey. But
the children eat, laugh and turn the
sausage mill, and once in while over
will go the pan Of cntrails and SQUASH
| right down in the dirt. Then old Mrs.
a., tlips Will begin to get angry and say
in the name Of the world this is lust
enough to agSravatc the very old boy in
his den. Just about this time we begin
to salt away the meat in order to have
business some where else. Eut any
how we like to be with the children at
home II day once in while and let
them have thee fun if it does fret ma.
Well, Mr.. Editor, wen not bother
You with any more such foolishncss rs
we're in IL hurry to get to town that
these chips may be in time for t0mor-
rows issue. CHIPS.
December IG, 1897.
Prosperity comes Quickes' to :hc man
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