The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-05-30
RAOHMAN OHApFL LETTER.
All tho News Around BachnAu Chapel and
Union AcSden,y Interestingly
Told by 7. j. w.

none Ola serious nature.
MIR. Sam Kinard Of the Newberry
cotton mills visited relatives in this
section last Saturday night aud Sunday.
The newly elected council Of Bach.
man Chapel church were installed last
Sunday. MIR. 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 lime The prin-
cipal part Of the cotton will be thinned
after this week. Corn and cotton are
both looking very we'll.
We find that day labor on the farm
has almost become a thing Of the past
There was communion services at
Cannon's Creek church last Sunday
Our II. +. ID. route has been supplied
with the water proof boxes. rhey are
very convenient: but we are still wait
ing on our daily. Don put yourselves
in too big Il hurry, dear friends, we
have been waiting patiently and can
still wait
Owing to the high price OF provisions
and horse food, the cost Of making this
crop will far exceed that 4 many past
years. Now it hehOovrS every one Of
us, especially we who are tn ing with
TO cut our expenses ~ 10 as possible.
Tnc r,Hs ~ we m'.trLiuu these facts at
this special tiw" Is, we can see som"
danger confronting us.
This Is anoLh,r campaign wear. aud
campaign year means Il year Of rNlrav.
uguncc. or at least that has been our
past experience. Barhe cues aud pic
mics continue for II good while almost
barbecue or picnic it means Il whole
lot OF provisions wasted. Now shall We
continue this lustful waste which. most
certainly, il kept up will bring on woe
ful want. We hope not. Bacon is very
high, ANA hogs throughout the country
are not very plentiful. In the face OF
inls fact We are more opposed % harne-
cues this year than we have ever been
before. Those people we owc want
mouey, and II Ne continue tn epra. lice
Of extravaEance We will never he able
To pay tHrm. What | ain saying may
not amount 10 "a row Of Plus Bat, new
eriael"ss, it i TRUE. aud now IS ,bc
ume to present tncs. facts. While
mere may "" y few narb cu,> auQ pic
..r,. u.!r ir.eu.>. u.ra,e Uuu'i -ucour.
age tu,m lie: : refrain from uavlus
% "acy. hon'i $Ick tne ctuuidates /"
.a;.. There's a -: O. ,H.m going TO
y II. This .a!uE O; Nagg;ug candi
aa;s, :" coa'r.hl'" ,o q cry Nttlr ueeG
$50 posl:s "Ats uo:-- u, mem 20 ,,.
:cGur>,d. o,Gi; 10 y. s.upp, i A, the
ure,vni eX.ra,aE,..i way O campaiEp-
IL! * >@cE.>> y ratG.Gr;,> are a mos,
.o'-i,. Tor :; :as~- - - per cent OF
l.c.r >A.ar!,s 10 y.ac- nacE wat iLeN
nave !'aia ca. L'i's D.; lave a cam-
pa'Gn ln-.'''E u 'v"ry 'oHnship: it j.
too ~Xp.n>Iv". ", hnnw each other
we, IN uEu. and hts have less wire
pI'Irg. We nope the count, cxecu-
into c"nsiGr' alton.
Mrs II. Il Epps is sprndinr Il while
with her daughter and son-,n law, Mr.
and Mrs. :. ~. R,knrd, in Long l. L,nc.
Mr.. und Mrs. Thos l.. B. Epps' little
daughter, Bonnie, who has been sick
with dysrntcry for the past week don't
seem toimprnvc.
Well, boys, hay" YOU been to the
Interstate and West Indian Exposition
in Charleston? Yes. great muny 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
thin" that will tickle your fancy and
give you Il little more lasting pleasure
th"n what ynu have seen in Churl,ston.
This grand display is going on now
every day, except S.nduy, in the big
corner store on Main street inst onno-