The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-06
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4C 10 So chSy W give buVlCC you
know, Mr.. Editor or to knock that we
naturally fall into the one or the 9TH
er habit, but we would like to see such
publicity given through the commit
tee OH publicity of the semi-centennial
of Newberry college that the author
of Frye's geography will know that
there is such a college in the state Of
South Carolina. With two editors
and one of them the president Of the
State Press Association Newberry
college should be known from the
mountains to the seaboard and from
the old North state to the Savannah.
We have the promise that another
of our suggestions will come to pass.
The offering of premiums to growers
Of corn. Watch out boys and capture
that five dollars. The Editor will
offer about $25.00 in premiums this
year. If you are not a subscriber to
The Herald and News, subscribe at
once and start right now to win one
Of the prizes.
We are glad to see our suburban
neighbors building sidewalks, etc.
Messrs. E. O. and J. C. Counts are
extending the. sidewalk from Mrs.
Reagin's to Mr.. Berry Livingston IS.
This will enable the travelling public
to pass down the road without cross
ing the railroad track at such dam
gerous place.
Mr.. Copeland, of Clinton, has been
in town for couple of days the past
week.
Married Sunday, April 1st, by Rev.
S. p. Koon, Mr.. Cornelius Counts and
Miss Mamie Alewine. We extend
congratulations.
We have noticed quite an ado in
the daily papers over the fact that
the Intendant and wardens Of the
town had asked Governor Hayward
to- send constable here. The fact
is there was quite a quantity Of IL
quor coming here and we are told
that when the marshal would attempt
to catch the tiger he would make for
the incorporate limits and once be-
yond he was safe. The constable could
go no further. We were told Con-
stable Eison had captured or 6
packages. This is small amount it
seems to make such an ado over, but
then some folks like to make much
over such things and say "I told you
500 "Instead of the dispensary you
have the blind tiger Yes, there is
blind tiger liquor sold here, but w do
say that the amount sold and shipped
in does not begin to aggregate the
amount sold here by the dispensary.
We see it in lump sum and it seems
like ga lots.'
We've been reading what S. and
d. w. have been writing about that
new court house. If one-third or one
half Of the $4,000 is expended for
a site how much more will it take to
complete the building, when it is once
started7 Will it take so, or 60, or
75,000q Who can tell7 Yes, a new
court house would be nice thing but
what will it cost7 Who will pay the
bill9 The dear people, Of course. Then
let the dear people have a say about
it. This is democratic.
We note that Senator Tillman has
fred his broadside into anti-dispen-
sary ranks. We haven't heard any
bowling from any that were hit but
just watch the little me toos that will
be popping up and saying, eyes, I
agree with the Hon. Ben Tillman.
am for this and. for that; yes, me
too.' Coat tail swingers pure and
simple--nothing more or less.
Departed this life at his home in
the town Of Prosperity, Mr.. B. L.
Dominick in his 74th year. Mr.. Dom
mick leaves wife and three chill
dren. He will be laid to rest this
afternoon in Prosperity cemetery.
Mr.. Dominick came to Prosperity
about 1870 and has been resident Of
our town for the past 35 years. He
was a prominent business man hav-
ing been in the mercantile business
here for years, retiring about 20 years
ago with a competency. He has lived
a long and useful life and has been
gathered to his Fathers at a ripe old
age. Mr.. Dominick leaves many rel
atives and friends for he was we'll
known in No. 8 township and in the