The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-14
NEwBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, sEpTRnfBER l4. 1897
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my" Nn turNNnN August Ht4t GU thN
tulluwlnN dag ttA rN,oatnN wNrp tntvrrrN
IN tho faulty lWrRl graveyard. Nrar
EuAhrn lltll, Thls (tl((p unN waA Vo(y
nn"ut clHh, wrolts uld, hn u (mlW \, nv
alwaya Wrnns mulhnr'H HWWnrtuw,
"" rNlrnd ~ tho Nnltrtrd M,atN NNr
honrl'trn symrnthy uua huru thpy
may l,ud that drrp peace witch lhrtst
nlouo Vnn SlNn,
Mr, j, \, ltkard and hruthor patti u
Walt ~ tho turmor's rlarp M l,unH
lNnU last wVpk, Mr., kil>nrN iu,,.
tirntly nwnSta tho tsmn whru hr ahnll
(m at humo hrro, Ia thtA wr ay,u,N,
thlaN with him nud hopn hr mny havv
| II pleasant ahudo WITH tho NooN ppur,p
| wo hnvo tuund III lhls community
| | thnnk you, thtps, Tor wl,nt you
| snid nhuut !hr nrgrorH aud that trrrt.
hlr crtWr. tot vvrry mnu any n,upu,
hn VIII" d"r" not la not u 'unn Ia tho
| truN srnsr uud IL not worthy ut Il vito
| OF sOu'nl equality uud ahatl It. hr forced
upon ~ In thtH wayY az what DOES tho
| inrrVnso Ut THIS Vriu,r ahuwH It mni,ra
| my hlNud run cold to uihnli !" tho prulu
| hlN answers To That question, | wUult
| like tn sny mOrV, hut hrtuN u wUmau |
| Will not. our mrn | hupr viii suuu
awake nnd not lot the grnllr srN, thuar
drurcr than lifr to thrn,, hr thu, lm.
posed nron. Gud grant us protect ion,
! Mira Robert tImurr IL visiting h,r
dau%htrr, Mira. Iohu Suhrr, IN Motto.
| hon.
| Miss julia Alrwinr, uftcr sprndinw Il
week ut Mr.. Frunk Browns, hn" ru.
turned t" hnr homo nrur Nrwhrrry.
! Mrs. ). \. ICtrr and rhiltIrvn arc
with us nnnin after spending u week. at
| tho old ('0ficld homo near GOshrn llill
| How well does every country child love
| the old home und how cIrnrly du lhry
r"mcmhrr whcro the hest plum trees
| were, where the sweetest in,scud nos
grow, whore father hud his mnny diff
| fcrcnt watermelon patches and The best
places along the branch To build dams
! When We SEQ our own little oncH pud-
| ding In the same waters whrr0 wr
| played ~ bnrC-fOOtcd children, 10 cur
rics III bnck to those by-gonc days when
We were so free from care, and wo wish
| We could 1.-Two them over again
| Wo nrc glad to learn that MIR. Wislur
| Swindlcr, who has been sick for some
time, seems to BIZ Improving.
Mr.. j. w. Caldwell has built u new
| 4 IN house and Is now ready to do GIN
| ming for anyone. Let ~ us ncighbOrs
rutr0niXc him. IL wc would ALWAYS
nHsisL In helping our ncighbOrs we
| would also receive nssistuncG from
them when opportunity presented IT,
self.
Well, Josh, after this experience
at "buchclor's hall" you will surely
finish your persuasion of that best girl
which you promised to show me nL tho
correspondents picnic. Sorry was
too Ill to attend TINT dny. You know
ave may 1.-Two without fnlonds; wo 1.-Two with.
| out bDuks;
bnt civilized mon cannot 1.-Two without
Yes, only one without IL mouth sis
tho man who can live without dining. ;"
| Mrs. j. f. Coiicld and duughtcr,
Er'n, spent Thursday night NJ MIR. S.
! a. ,Ictcr'a.
| Mrs Silns Cromcr and children Wis
tied at Mr.. j. w. Culdwnll's lust
| week
win our young friend who went or
with tho show please give us some uc-
count OF what he saw while in Gcor-
gin.
NITA.
| August II, 1897,