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One reason why you get tender beef
one day and not as tender another
is because of course the butcher can't
be expected to kill the same COW more
than once.
Messrs. C. C. Fulmer, Wm- Fulmer
and James Huffsteatler, of Lower No.
9. have recently lost most Of their
hogs from new disease, not thought
to be cholera, but which is about as
fatal.
Physical Director c. C. Holloway, of
Newberry college, got leg broken at
the ankle during a football game We'd
nesday afternoon. Drs. Houseal and
Settler were called and reset the in
jured limb.
The man who has few loyal and
true friends IS a fortunate man. No
man can boast of many such friends
and ne who has them will, if wise, hold
them fast-like precious stones.-Ex-
change.
In. the Manila Times of Friday, Sep
tember IS, appeared d cut of Governor
Blease and the inhabitants of that far
off place had the pleasure OF gazing
11pon the features of the governor OF
South Carolina.
Good roads are as necessary TO
prosperous community as shoes Tor
the feet of civilized people.-When
the Orangeburg Times and Democrat
said that it said a good thing. Keep
it going.
The Wheeland school was opened cn
last Monday morning, Miss Margaret
ONeal, of Blenheim, Marlboro county,
teacher with an enrolment of 13 pu-
pills. The trustees, were present and
there was talk made by one OF
them which was appreciated by all.
/. The citizens OF Laurens are anxious
i'to have a college in their town and
undaunted by the failure to secure
Chicora college, are working for the
establishment of an altogether new
college for girls to be located in that
city.-southern School News.
Cary Williams for disorderly con-
duct, was sent up for 80 days and the
same limited time for violating the
weapon law, in default of payment OF
lnes-s10 for former and $25 for lat
ter of6ense, imposed by the recorder
on Tuesday morning.
The municipal election will not be
held until the End Tuesday in Decem-
Der, but the two candidates, Mayor
Langford and President Wright, are
having the race track" warmed up
by the talking of their respective
| friends.
If you should happen to need re-
minder that Christmas is coming just
look at the show windows of some OF
the merchants, especially those of
Jno. B. Mayes' book and variety store
and G. L. Robinson's 10 cent store.
Prepare for Christmas.
Another little freak of nature was
brought to The Herald and News Of
fee by DR.. W. E. Lake on Tuesday af-
ternoon, sent by Mr.. Henry Conkle
from the Werber plantation. It was an
Irish potato through which blade Of
nut grass had grown, from seed in
the potato.
Fred. Dominick, of Newberry, is
thinking about asking the people Of
South Carolina for some Office. If
Fred ever goes after anything the
chances are he will get it. He is not
only one of the best politicians in
South Carolina but he has brains, and
We have never heard of him being
classed as a crook.-Gaffney Ledger.
Citizens are taking interest in the
approaching election for mayor and
aldermen and commissioner of public
works. There are only two candidates
for mayor, J. J. Langford, incumbent,
and q. F. Wright. In Ward l, Alder
man Shelley is being opposed by
Mr.. R. C. Perry, in Ward
2, Alderman Abrams by DR.. E. H. kib-
ler and in Ward 3, Alderman Sum-
,,,or hy Mr. r Walton n Wards