The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
BACHMAN CHAPEL LETTER.
A Budget of News Handed Our Readers b,
Our Widc-Awakc Correspondent
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Where is the big fat man who said
lie liked windy weather. He ought to
have been all smiles for the past ten
days.
According to the old Dutch sign this
will be a good fruit year-dark nights
during the twelve days.
Owing to the continual rain last Sun
| day morning there was no pre- aching at
st. Philips church. Communion is put
| OIL until the second Sunday in February.
How often have you been caught
| wrighting 1903
Glad to say the health of our section
is very good with the exception of colds.
There will be communion at Bachman
Chapel on the fourth Sunday of this
month, with preparatory services OF
Saturday evening previous.
We suppose the good citizens of New.
berry feel very much relieved since the
| Carnival is gone. We have heard q
good many expressions of this kind
from country people.
We want to congratulate Mr.. j. w.
| Earhardt upon the most flatterinp vote
ne received as mayor of the city of
| Newberry. Mr.. Earhardt is gooC
| thinking, honest, sober, Christian gen
tleman. We have always found hin
honest in his convictions and true tc
what he conceives to be right. The
business interests of the fourishinp cit,
will continue to grow and prosper unde,
the rulings of Mayor Earhardt and the
entire city fathers.
We are sorry to learn of the misfor
tune of our friend, Mr.. l.. /. Epting
who lost valuable horse a few weeks
ago. This makes the second horse h,
had to die last year. This is prett,
tough luck on a poor farmer.
Glad to say Mr.. M. M. Long, who has
been IN lingering health for the pas
lew months is somewhat on the mend
The chaingang is doing some mucl
needed work in this section in the wa,
of bridge building. They have built ,
| bridge across Cannon's creek at the
| Bolnest ford. Also one across the little
stream at Judge p. B. Ellisor's, and i.
now at work on the bridge across Tim
merman's creek near Mr.. j. T.. Quat
tlebaum's. We hope to still be remcm
bered by our supervisor. We all have
to pay our tax alike according to the
way we have prospcred.
| we are very much indebted to o,ll
dear old friend Push for special act OF
kindness. He can rest assured that WI
| always bear in mind that one good tur,
deserves another.
Our Legislature is now in session q,
the State capital There is no doubt
but that there will be many measure,
OF vital interest come up before thci,
adjournment, and the people are anx
lously waiting to see what they vii
do. But it is quite satisfaction r
know that so far as Newberry's inter
est goes it is in safe hands and will n,
ably represented.
Hon. John +. Banks is true an(
tried man. There is no such thing as
buttonholing him. He will only advo
cate what he knows 20 be to the pene
raj good and welfare OF his peoplc
With lis experience in the Legislative
hall you can count him safe member
Hon. E. II. Aull is not only man O.
a broad mind, but is plumb full anc
running over with enterprise and per
manent improvement. The people o.
Newberry County look to him cspc
cially to better our county government
law, in fact, Mr.. Aull can be countcf
on to ably represent his constituents il
every particular, and his friends bav,
hopes of some day having him represent
them in the National Congress.
Hon. Arthur Kibcr, also one of ou,
Representatives, is deep and profoun,
thinker. He believes in an economical
government, and can be counted or t,