The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-14
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ALL TIE NEWS OF a LIVE AND PRO
GRESSIvE TOWN

Hc were flau Lnat Dr. "ych6 Otfpr-
ed the resolution III the citizens meet
ing that he did in regard to graded
school, and if our citizens will act on
this and z" TO work and put it in ,,rac-
ticc and vote an additional tax to run
the schools the balance Of the school
term they will hut be following i'm the
footsteps Of all progressive towns in
the State. Can't We wake up and do
this: We can II we win.
The services in the Baptist church
have been changed on the second Sun
day night to afternoon There will BE-.
no services at night
Rev. Mr.. Bailey. Of Grccnvillc, will
preach in the Baptist church the 2Dd
Sunday in May in the morning. All
are iuvitcd to attend.
Rev. u. G.. kirkpatrick and Mr. @.
l.. Harris have returned from the
meeting Of Tie Second nrcsbytcry IL:
Due West on Monday.
The town election passed of quietly,
and light vote was pollcd. The noun
lnrc5 were elected as follows: DR.. G.
\. Hunter, lntcndant: $. 5. Birge, 4.
M. Lester, y. II. Hawkins, S. l.. FEEL.
lcrS, Wardcns
DR.. A. j. i. Julian, OF Lake City.
Fla, arrived in town today, and is the
guest OF DR.. &. r. Wychc
Miss BESSIE tauch aud Mrs. Black
OF Saluda county, were in town shop.
ping Saturday.
Mrs. William Berry, of pomuria,
was in town Monday.
Dr. ID. Nj. CrOsson, Of Lccsvillc, was
in town last week ON his return from
the Medical Association at Harris
Springs.
The crOsStic season is about Ovc", and
"Dock" will feel lost until the next
season open;
Mr.. t. y. &. Hunter VA, in town on
Saturday.
Capt. John l.. Hunter spent last
Saturday in town.
There have been many pcrsons in
town trading the past week.
We had the pleasure Of being shown
through the large and extensive hos
'cry mill in the pcnitcntiary last Thurs,
day. Snpt. Graham has placed US un.
der many obligations for his kindness.
Thr mill turns out about 200 dozen
hose per day, and work in the two
mills over 800 hands. This is IL busy
place. Convict labor is wOrkrI i'm the
thlll within the pcnitcntiury and free
Labor in the one in the city. Supt.
Graham came to oar hotel and we were
'GlVcn II very pleasant drive over the
city and out to his mill near the He
Drew cemetery. This is an enterprise
that but few of our people know any
thing about. If Mr.. Graham can show
not profit in his mill with the Old
class OF machinery he is using We see
no reason why we'll equipped mill
with up TO date automatic or scmi-au-
tomatic machines should not pay, and
that fairly we'll. In the words OF MIR.
Graham: "lcoplc do not put money in
such enterprises for the fun Of it,"
We'll, just rs We expected. Chips has
left his country home and has been
wandering up and down the streets Of
the Capitol and seeing il he could tit
himself into some nook or corner OF
TINS great govrrrncnt Of ours, sus.
pcct. Never mind, old boy, we arc ON
10 your little game if you would not
tell ". We landed in the city lust six
hours later, and it WAS not long before
| was smiling. Yes, ha, haing outriph,
at the things that Was told me con-
ccrning my old friend from the rural
'dccAtrrct, and then ON the whole for
Chips to give me the frozen hand and
not tell me Il wore got good mind
to tell on you. You just Sass" me,
| old boy, and out will come the whole
tale. lts most too good to keep, do
not see how ! am going to keep it. un-
less | keep it on the go.
Friend Chips was ont to sec us ON
Monday, and was shaking bands and
smiling and scruping generally.
KAY.