The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-11-12

telling you all the time.
A dog is very dear companion AND
the possession Of faithful and well
behaved dog is source Of rare salts
faction to many man, woman and
child.-Charlesto Post. Some people
in Newberry think so.
A bunch of Concord grapes Of the
second growth was brought in On Sat-
urday by Mr.. B. B. Sloan, of Newber-
ry R. F. D. No. 2. The grapes were
we'll developed and thickly clustered
There was nothing the matter with
them except that they had been killed
by the frost.
Outside of the dollars and cents
difference to you between good and
bad roads you can make school life
better, church life more pleasant, So
cial life happier-you can improve ev-
cry condition of rural life by JUS one
thing-get good roads.-Calhoun Ad-
vance, That's what you can do.
Sheriff NJ. NJ Buford, known
throughout the State as one of the best
officers any county has ever had, will
be a candidate for appointment as
United States marshal when Gov. Will
/ SON becomes president. The president
elect will not be able to find better
man for the job-Newberry cor. The
State, 9Th.
The following are among the dele
gates to the United Synod of the Luth-
eran church of the South, to be held
at Augusta, Ca, beginning Novenb er
12: Clerical-Dr. J. H. Harms, Rev.
Edw FulenWider; lay-Dr G. B. Crom-
er, DR.. O. B. Mayer, Prof. S. ]. Derrick,
Geo. Y. Hunter. R. T. C. Hunter, DR..
E. o. Hentz, W. K. Shealy, J. B. Hun
ter
Can fish r?-Headline in Ander-
son Mail Don't know. Haven't tine
to- investigate. Too many things to
think Of namely, how Wilson won, the
war against Turkey, the situation in
Jacksonville, the sailing of United
States armored cruisers to protect
American interests in the Balkans and
Turkey, and many more things too
numerous to mention in this column.
Whether the police commission form
is tried or not, or Langford beats
Wright, it is to be hoped that the people
will take it upon themselves to keep
to the right in walking. There is moth
ing more annoying than to butt UP
against people in crowded street.
There is no such thing in Charleston.
There everybody goes, to the right.
Here they go and come On both sides,
and in the middle. Somebody start the
movement, please. Keep to the right.
Now and then some subscriber,
whose enthusiasm runs ahead of his
judgment, jumps On the mail mar for
stopping his paper" Soale pelple
have more sensitiveness than ballast
1t is not a question in t,is Office rs to
who will or will not pay, and the mail
man can not possibly be expected to
figure it out On any such oasis. The
truly sensible man is he WHO comes i'll
and says: Here's another s1.30 for
your paper You cut me off. My fault
I didn't notify you"
Ike Smith is serving a chaingang
sentence because of his inability to
pay fine of $75 imposed Gil him by
Recorder Earhardt for violation of the
dispensary law Chief of Police Lom-
mack played the part Of shreWd de-
tective in capturing the transsressor.
He disguised himself AID iai,, IN wait
for the prey 1t is has to catch
blind tiger, they are so cunning. Some
times it is next to impossible TO run
them down, and the chief says that
as it has always been Mayor Lang
fcrd's orders to arrest ans' blind tiger
whenever and wherever seen, he is
vigilant in the discharge Of his GLv.
MAGISTRATE FOR NO. II.