The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-22
BAL nMAn Ci,rEL AND UNION ACAD-
ENVY cures.

"WhatSocvcr thy hand Gndcth to do,
do 1t with thy might, for there Is no
work, nor device, nor Knowledge, nor
wisdom in the grave whittier thou
| EOcst." ECclc.iastcs, 8: 10. These arc
the words that DR.. IIallman preached
from on last Sunday evening at Bach
man Chapel The theme OF his dis
course was enthusiastic energy, pcrsc-
vcrcncc and the need OF economy. Ills
whole discourse wao not only sound,
| logical and full Of interest, but was also
appropriate.
! lhcr" will be meeting Of the joint
council OF I5Achman Chapel pa~ioraic
ut Prosperity on Saturday the 2Gth in
stant at 10 II IN.
Mrs Willie Sloan and two little SOUS
OF Little Mountain section spent last
Saturday night with her sister, Mrs.
j. *. Epps, and family.
| AS VIC sat down To write The thought
! flashed through cur mind what big
| task We had EofOrc u>; the thoughts OF
what We were snying going into about
|
the average Of " family, is just sim
| ply talking to $500 sOuls. TO view
the matter IN tins sense looks. like
pretty big undertaking for one Chip,
| then to think that there is fully 1000
OF this number who atc regular old sot
critics, is just enough to make us pull
up our pin and say, we will never try
| it again. Bat let me tell you, dear
| friends, the motto Of our nom dc plume,
| it simply means hew to the iine, if it
| means Anything at all, and let the
| Chips fall on either side they please.
! II YOU compliment them we thank you.
| if You cri,icisc them you arc more than
| welcome To nll the glory you can got
ont Of it, With this explanation we
hope not to he asked any further
! questions Us to why we write over aud
under the nom dc plume "f Chips.
! pur good Old tricnd. the Rcv i 4.
! S,tIh. ~ S,;&hs. passed through this
! <c>:;NN ,a<t "Wednesday. He stopped
So: <;>;v; i tew hours with us. 1t is
/ M."ay< i ".te ~ pleasure to meet
. o.,:::. >"tu :;N;.2 hearted. broad minded
81: >>>.:;,cS - :Nc cross ~ the Rcv.
=. -. w.. ;oG d that our country
ass ;:.IrI with such men.
( Get move nu you is Il very common
SAYING. This has not only been the
| case in words, but also in reality.
The like Of moving we have never
known before in one winter among our
white people. We will not be able to
bring TO mud all at this writing. But
here goes for as many as we can think |
Of: Thomas W. relcrs moved from the |
l. f. and John Fellcrs, Gallman place n |
few months ago, to Ncwbrrry: d. w |
Buzhardt from the Ab Norris place, to |
the house vacated by Mr.. Fellers: l.. |
Fcllcrs moved from the place first |
mentioned to DR.. Nunce's place near
the county home; Luther Boozcr moved
from the Stoney Battery section in the
house vacated by j l. Fellers; NJ. G
Moore moved from his home place to
$. i. Crotwells place near Mr.. Crot-
wells dwelling: Thos. Franklin from
J. j. Gallman's TO the old Aunt Sallie
b 'bb house: John Franklin from the
same place % Geo. Il. G,ilns; l. O
Griilin and mother from J III kibler's
home place to Chips; Sidney Derrick
from Nj. l.. STRAUSS Bush place TO the
house vacated by Mr.. Griffin; Levi
Grubcr from NJ. l.. Strauss's 10 Mr.
Jacob Llvingstone's 3 in the Pomar Ia sec
tion; Luther Chapman from the Ebe-
nczer section to lIilliard Longs Hogle
place: u l.. Wise from his home place
over into Sauda County; w. w. Kinar(l
from Dr.. j. Is Simpsons Cook place to
john Seasc's; Rufus Crumpton from
the same place TO Jesse Lorick's; B Ally
Wicker from the Luther Aull place to
the house vacated by w. w. Kinard;
j. ii. Alcwinc from John Cousins Buz-
hardt place to the Billie Griffin place
Mrs. Amanda Bridges from Mrs. Kate
Boards place to NJ. M. Longs J.
Ham Bobb from tho Crcede place to
the Jim Norris place which he has re-
Gently purchased. John d. Livingstone
from the Aull place to j. D Singley's.
w. II. Livingstone from G. Nj. Sing.
lcy's to Goidvillc. II. #. Bobb from
tho Newbcrry Cotton Mills TO the old
Crotwell place.
There was a musical Entertainment
at the residence OF Mr.. Jno. \ G. Kib
, Ter on last Saturday evening. The
, music consisted Of organs, violins, gui
, tars and an accordcon Miss ChellS
KiblCr and Peter Counts were the or
ganist with Jesse Dennis, w. Bobb
G. ] Kinard. J. NJ. Wilson and j d. II
3 Kibler violinists. Earl Smith anC
, Iva Scase on the guitar. Cliuton Shea
ly on the ACCORDION. We return many
thanks to Miss Chelcy fcfa i invitation
t. be present, n'd we ar sorry that oul
B b 'sincss was of such nature that We
/ could not attend We learn that quite
l a N h0T of ~,