The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-05-30
BACHMAN CHAPEL LETTER.
All the News Around Bschman Chapel and
Union Academy Interestingly
Told by T. j. w.

cotton mills visited relatives in this
section last Saturday night and Sunday.
The newly elected council of Bach
man Chapel church were Installed last
Sunday. Mr.. G. W. Kinard was added
to the council.
The weather was quite favorable for
farm work last week, and the farmers
made good use of the time The priD-
cipal part of the cotton will be tbinned
after this week. Corn and cotton are
both looking very well.
We find that day labor on the farm
has almost become thing of the past
There was communion services at
Cannon's Greek church last Sunday
Our r. F. D. route has been supplied
with the water proof boxes. They are
very convenient; but we are still wait
ing on our daily. Don put yourselves
in too big hurry, dear friends, we
have been waiting patiently and can
still wait.
Owing IT, the high price of provisions
and horse food, the cost of making this
crop will far exceed that "f many past
wears. Now it belooves every one OF
US, especially we who are hu>ing with
borro ed money and on bHok accounts
to cut our expenses aS 10 as possible.
The reason we Mention these facts at
this special time is, we can see some
Danger confronting Us.
This is another campaign year, and
campaign year means a year OF extraV-
agance, or at least that has been our
past experience. Barbecues and pic
MICS continue for good while almost
every day, aud every time you hear OF
a barbecue or picnic it means whole
lot of provisions wasted. Now shall we
continue this lusttul waste which, most
certainly, if kept up will bring on woe
full want. We hope not. Bacon Is very
high. and hogs throughout Abe country
are not very plentiful. In the face OF
this fact we are more opposed to baroe-
cues this year than we have ever been
before. Those people we owe want
money, and if we continue th epractlce
of extravaganza we will never be able
to pay them. What 1 am saying may
not amount to row of pius. But, new
ertheless, it is true, and now is the
time to present these facts. While
there may be few barb cues aud pic
nics, dear friends, please don't eDcour-
age them Let's refrain from having
so many. Don't suck the candidates to
d 4ath. There's a lot of them going to
be left. This thing of begging candl
dates TO contribute to e cry little need,
aud poking bank notes at them to be
endorsed ought to be stopped Al the
pres.. xtravagant way of campaign
ing the successful candidates are almost
losers, for it takes y la "ge per cent OF
their salaries TO place back what they
have paid out. Let's not have a cam
paign meeting IN every township; 1t Is
too expensive. We know each other
we'll enough, and let's have less wire
pulling. we hope the county execu-
tive committee will take these thoug bt-
into consideration.
Mrs. e. r. Epps is spending while
with her daughter and son-ln law, Mr.
and Mrs. 5. A. Rkard, in Long Lane.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Thos. L. B. Epps' little
daughter, Bonnie, who has been sick
With dysentery for the past week don't
seem toimprove.
Well, boys, have you been to the
Interstate and West Indian Exposition
in Charleston? Yes, great many OF
you have been there, and witnessed
very many of the wonderful works of
nature and art of man.
But there is another wonderful dis
play on hand, and perhaps it is some
thing that will tickle your fancy and
give you little more lasting pleasure
than what you have seen in Charleston.
This grand display is going Oh now
every day, except Sunday, in the big
corner store on Main street just oppo-
site the Newberry hotel On the in
terror you will find O. NJ. Jameson,
with his staff of polite clerks, exhibit
ing full line of the most beautiful
patterns in mems aud boys suits that
your eyes have ever beheld. And 10
be there and see the crowds carrying
out these goods Is evidence enough to
show that the prices are below the av-
erage. Why trade is like running wa
ter is an easy problem to solve. 1t is
simply because it always hunts the
"lowest" places. You professors and
students who are looking forward to
grand time this summer at your con-
ventions and associations, and all you
candidates who want to face the public
in style will find it to your interest to
visit the store of O M. Jameson. He
has got something that will make you
look neat. But there's just lot of
people who want to dress neat and look
nice besides the professors, students
and candidates, who will al find it to
their advantage to visit the big display
of clothing at o NJ. Jamieson's store.