The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-30
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T.. II. AULL. EDITOR.
EDITORIAL CONKESPONDE

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Sunday by which it would restore ihe
afternoon train from Columbia TO New
berry, but have been almCst afraid TO
it. 1t is hardly possible that
the schedule will please every ono and
! have been expecting some Influential
citizen to come along aud object and
thus possibly hang it up. The rcadols
of The Herald aud News will rcmcn,-
Der how we wrote about that double
daily on the Southern between Colum-
biu and Grccnvillc and what / blessing
we considered it for Ncwbcrry. They
had presented their schedule ami
everything was arranged anu yet that
has been two months ago and we have
no change yet. But, Mr.. Summcr>ct
says the schedule is going ON and MIR.
Chills said it was but he had Il very
strong rotrSt from some inllnrntiHi
citizens think President Chiids mas
learned by this time that he cannot
please every one even among the in
ilucntiul citizens. The schedule he
now proposes is The best he has ever
had as to freight and passengers. 1t
North by the Coast Line rs 1T present
and also quick freight 10y the ScahUnrd
The passenger schedule remains uu-
changed und the night freight To Lan-
will leave Columbia at l.i5 p. IN. and
run to Ncwhrrry where it arrives at
7.43 p. m. and rcn:tnS until morning
leaving Nrwbrrry the same as the
freight that now pass,s there from
Prosperity only there will br no morn.
ing train from Prosperity. This train
will make connection at Clinton with
the Snahoard for Atlanta. Then there
will be Il night train for Columbia
leaving I.aurrnS about & o'clock and
arriving in Columbia ut I | O'Clock. Tine
two night trains do not solicit paSsrn-
cngcrS. The morning train to Column
biz will leave Nrwhrrrv coming from
Luurcns about s o'clock and reach Co.
lumbia at 10 70 Il. m. This train will
make the time, for the crrw that brings
II, will take out the plSSrngcr at II
o'clock. This will give persons as far
up rs Ncwhcrry an opportunity to come
to Columbia, spend the day and go back
home ut night. OF course these train,
are not 70 be run as passenger trains
but the morning train to Columbia and
the afternoon out will do more paSsrn-
ger business than the regular. We
hope President thilds viii not he in
ilncncrd to postpone this schedule bu,
that he will put it on at once.
| had the pleasure Of Il call from
Mcssrs. J. a. Black wcldcr and J. y.
Davenport, two OF our cnlrrprisinr
young business men at NcwDcrrv and |
was glad 10 hear them say they had
formed partnership under the firm
name OF I}lackwcldcr and Davcnport
and would engage in wholesale lob
blng and grocery business and not only
SO but had perfected arrangements hy
which they would huild their own
warehouse through from Main street
t. Friend street right on Tive G.. y. X
l.. road. This viii give them cXcrllru,
cellar ana basement and make lhrir of.
iicc mann il""r level with the street ana
they wlil have no rXcavntinm to do. |
am glad to sec this step taken. Mr..
Biuukwcld1r has been in the brol,rr.
age business for some time and i. u
good solid fellow. Mr.. Dav"npor, has
been in business in Nrwbcrry for many
years and has hosts Of friends and is Il
good hustler himself | should think
the combination would make Il strong
team. Everything like this will hclp
Newbrrry and want to see the o,d
town grow and prosper and increase in
business.
we nave had good showers this week
and am told crops are lrokinr we'll
hope you have good rains in New
berry and that we will have an abund.
ant harvest this year
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The type changed II date in nv last
letter and made me say Mr.. Kohn's
dinner was to the class Of 1899 when
wrote 1899. Mr.. kohn and MIR. Wat.
son whom mentioned as members Of
the class have both been in the news.
paper business for full ten years.
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Speaking OF men one Of the most low
able men have met in II long time is
DIR. j. w. Eabcock, superintendent Of
the Insane Asylum. Certainly there
could be no better man found for that
position and when Gov. Tillmun found
him he found treasure. lie is gentle
and kind and understands thorourhly
the duties of his position and has had
large experience in dealing with the
insane. He is Il native Of Chester, hut
spent several years in the North, where
he was employed as physician in Il
private asylum. He tells me he was Il
class mate Of my friend, Alderman w.
l.. EwarL, Of Ncwberry.
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