The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-03
OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET
ALL THE NEWS OF A 1--we AND PRO
GRESSIvE TOWN.
Especial Correspondence Herald aud News !

DO any good. The thing to do is to get
vaccinated yourself and then use your
influence to have all others to do the
same. All tho talk about people losing
their arm from vaccination Is fiction
pure and simple. We challonge any
one for definite proof sworn to by Il
reputable practicing physician OF a
single such loss. Mrs Whites Informs
mo that as far as she could learn there
was no death or loss of arms in Atlanta
from vaccination, but that there were
u number Of deaths from small pox. We
often wonder why people with good
judgement on every other subject op-
pose vaccination when they know that
it is the only thing that can be done to
escape the disease. Let everybody be
vaccinated and do it at once.
Yes, Miss Nita, we are proud of all
our people and we do not brag, we only
tell the truth about them. Yes, we
are proud OF our people who have gone
out from us, and MIR. j. A. Rikard, who
has moved into your community, is one
of that number. He is good farmer
and knows how to make things 60.
You watch "Coot" and you will get
many new ideas for he is q progressive
| farmer.
One OF our 250 Founders saw box
that had what he thought was caramels
In it and went to work aud helped him
self to or of the little oblong
things and as they were sweet he
thought they were nice and enjoyed
| them, but imagine his CONSERVATION
| when about an hour later his nephew
was hunting around for his box to fnd
it empty and was told that his uncle
| had devoured thom and he said, "why
| man those things were cascarets." He
has been on the sick list for Il week and
says he never expects to tackle any,
thing that looks like a cascaret again
for fear that he will get caught.
By the way Miss will you not join in
the crusade against the ruthless slaugh-
ter OF our pretty feathered songsters
| for use on ladies hats. want to ask
all the lady readers Of The Herald and
News II they will put this idea into
practice Not to use birds as decora-
tiions on their new hats. Just ponder
for one moment how uncallcd for the
! fashion Is and what destruction is
wrought among these beautiful, sweet
| throatcd songsters of our woodlands. A
| number of our pretty birds arc now
nearly or quite extinc or soon will be
II the present rate of slaughter is kept
up much longer. Join the audubon So
ciety In practice, ii no more, and never
use birds as decorations.
Our fellow citizen, who owes his al
legiance to the Car, has been notified
| to join his regiment as his country was
| expecting war to break out between
England and France and his country
will help France. He says that he pre-
fers to enlist in Uncle Sans army. He
belongs to the reserves. We don't
think he is going to be seen il
"ROoshia" soon.
Mr.. j. p. Mills (known as Boss Mills)
died at his fathers home, at tSligh's, on
the 30th. He was laid to rest in ST.
Paul's cemetery on Tuesday. Flo was
about Is years old and was a young
man Of much promise.
Mr.. w. c. Shecly, of Little Noun
tain, was in town Tuesday and he re-
ports everything suffering for rain and
that they were very dry.
Prof. N. E. Aull will mako q Sunday
school address in Holy Trinity church,
Little Mountain, on Sunday, June 9th.
Rev. H. p. Counts of Little Noun
tain, left last Tuesday to visit relatives
in Georgia. His little son accom-
panied him to visit his grandparents.
The Prosperity High School Asso-
citation will hold its annual meeting in
the Graded school building on Monday,
June 18th, at S p. m. to elect trustees
for the ensuing year.
We learn that Mr.. John Cool, has
decided to start his roller mill on the
9th of June. He starts at this date in
order to let all get ready and have
plenty OF grain for continuous run
when no once starts up.
Say, Chips, If you want to como out
for any Office will waive my position
in your behalf and espouse, advocate
and defend your cause for anything
you want from Governor up to Coroner
ard will go further, old boy, and lend
you my Coogler and with your rhym-
ing and its thinning sweetness you will
be invincible and will be sure to get
there. What say you?
Miss Margerite Hunter, student OF
Elizabeth College, of Charlotte, N. c.,
had gone over to Mt. Pleasant to at
tend the Commencement exercises
there, was thrown from carriage, and
telegram from President King to Dr..
Hunter, her brother, told him she was
seriously hurt. He left on the night
! train and has wired back that she was
resting easily and no serious symptoms
: were appearing.
/ Dr.. j. 8. Wheeler has decided to To-
cate here and has been attending to DR..
Hunters practice during his absence
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