The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-07-09


tiger agent locked up on he night OF
June "a, but whose reScle was mace
by some one unlocking the cell doc:
in a mysterious manner.
Two more new riders Of the pop
wagon" are now JOY riding. Y. /.
Livingston. of the city, aad -. u.
Stone. of Pomaria, purchased :uotorcy
cles of the Harley-Davidson lgency
the past week.
All was quiet along the Helena way
the 4th. Chief reason perhaps, is be-
cause Rural Policemen Williams and
Peterson were there. Mr.. c. J. Zobel
! is the acting intendant of the town
since the death of Mr.. Whitman.
The Sonnenburg corner looks nicer
since the latest improvement around
it in a cement pavement leading to
the place where Messrs B. A. Havird
and B. T. Bishop handle mules, horses
and vehicles.
1t was a hard fought battle won by
the determination of Bryan. l. was
Bryan who made the victory icr viii
son. The fear of Bryan mace hLI-
dreds of delegates give up their own
choice. Times.
F. w. Brawley, proprietor o. 'The
Battery" has removed some CT his
goods from the stand in lower Main
street to the store room just vaca-ed
by D. C. Flynn, formerly occupied by
E. L. Bales. Mr. Brawley will oper-
ate two stores.
A citizen of Hamlet, n c., writes
The Herald and News for copy of
special edition, being desirous of OBJ
tanning information regarding the city
and it's industries, with a view OF
moving to Newberry and locating in
business here. See how it pays to ad-
vertise.
Efforts are making to take Chicora
college from Greenville and give it to
Laurens. Hope Laurens will get it.
DR.. w. E. Pelham, Sr., is member OF
the board of trustee. He attended
the meeting of the board last week,
and is taking a prominent part in the
matter of removal.
Senator Alan Johnstone, president
of the board of trustees Of Clemson
college, also made very earnest talk
to the farmers. Col. Johnstone is one
of the most successful farmers of the
State and his advice was given close
attention.-Anderson cor. News and
Courier, in report of Farmers insti-
tute.
Bryan is a long headed fellow. Had
he not been at the Baltimore conven-
ton, the reactionaries would have
captured it, and the folly of the Par
ker campaign would have been re-
peated. But Bryan was there, and as
a consequence we got Wilson, which
means victory in November.-Orange-
burg Times and Democrat.
Miss Euphemia McClintock, presi-
dent of the Woman's college in Co.
lumbia, was operated on last week in
New York for appendicitis. She was
accompanied by her physician, DR.. J.
H. Mcintosh. Her many friends will
be pleased to know thai the operation
was very successful and Miss McClin-
took is doing nicely.
President John NJ. Kinard, of New
berry, pleasantly acknowledged the
welcome address to Charlestons sea-
shore resort. President Kinard then
read his annual address, showing the
affairs of the association to be in ex-
cellent condition-Charleston cor The
State, 9Th, reporting meeting of Bank
ers' association.
The discussion of good roads was
engaged in by D. c. Clark, of York
vile. w G. Peterson, Of Newherry; G.
P. League, of Simpsonville; T. E.
Wicker, OF Newberry; w. H. Hare, of
Leesville, and others. The talks were
all we'll prepared and exhibited much
erudition into the knowledge Of the
roads.-From States report South
Carolina R. F. D. convention.
Many prominent republicans in the
union are pledging their support to