The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-29
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We are glad to note that Mrs. w. NJ.
Bobb is considerably improved.
Mrs. j. x. Epps is confined to her
| room with fever.
II the people keep on going to mill
rs they have starred, they will soon kin
out the flour trust.
From tho appearance Of the weHther
at this writing II woL spell will soon set
in.
Nh. s. j. Kinard represented Bnch-
man Chapel congregation u tho s. &.
Synod, which convened at Macedonia
last week
What do you know? isa very common
thing for people 10 ask each other now
adays. Well what do you know? ""
all know that cotton Ia 5 and 81 cents
por pound. But it docs no good to nine
over this any longer. But what olso
lo you know? Wo know that people
arc going to eat. 1t don't make
any difference IL cotton comes down To
one cent por pound, and we further
know that w. w. Fulmor hns opened
up ilrst-class Restaurant In tho back
end OF his store, where we will assure
you that you viii geI the bost value for
your money. Everything il clean and
decent. Tho cooking Is under tho su-
pervision Of Mrs. Fulmer, which il
II 81 rnntcc that tho cooking Is in apple
order. Ho eats ol tho same food that
he gives his customers.
Supervisor w. ~. Hill was In our
community last Friday. Hu brought
tho sad news to Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Epps Of tho death of Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Martins little seven-year-ol, son.
We arc panied to learn OF their sul be-
reavement They have our dceuest sym
pathirs We have tasted Of tho same
bitter cup, and We know how sad it is
to have our loving little ones snatched
from us So suddenly. But we must bow
in humble submission to tho will OF our
kind heavenly Father, who dooth all
things right. Christ said suffer those
little ones to como unto mo, and forbid
them not. So dear heart broken pa
rents put your trust in him, for Ho
alone can comfort your troubled souls.
Is life worth living then tell mo after
all,
When little ones we loved have gone
beyond recall;
When their voice is hushed and their
eyes are closed,
Is life worth living after all?
The short price Of cotton has para
lyzed the business capacity of tho whole
country. Everything seems to be on
drag. You may go in the towns or in
the county and almost every face that
YOU meet seems u be clouded with
shadow of gloom. 1t is true good peo-
pie that everything looks dark and
drcary, but il we We want to mako life
worth living We must not allow our
minds 10 br over taxed and weighed
down with things We can't help. Pleas
urc and happiness IS I = whole desire OF
life after all. We uon't suppose that
there is u single soul who doesn't strive
tor this end. Now my dear readers let
me give You the best plan to acquire
real happiness and pleasureyou must try
and do something TO make others hap
". Mr.. Editor, while wo are upon this
subject our u;ind is drawn back to one
Of your editorials, which appeared in
your issue of the 10Th inst under the head
lines: Lend hand. must say this
WAS one Of the soundest, and full of truth,
good sense and advice that ever saw
fall from your pen. 1t speaks what
like to say So much better than | could
0 e>Xpress it myself. hope you will par
N prwe for borrowing sentence or
-, T. ~ did you say the tendency
'turo seems to be to kick
son should "uou->s~,low who is down.
rtsin that his wish already willing
. Mr.. Lord will roman. not need