The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-09-05
that in Laurens and NeWberry.

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yard looks a great deal better than
the old fence looked before it was
"mended.'
eff you own a dog don't neglect re-
moving his muzzle so he might get
water, as dog has to have water to
live on" That's the best thing the
Anderson Intelligencer has said in a
long time.
The addresses of welcome were
very fttingly responded to by T. E.
Wicker of Newberry> and S. A. Burch
of Florence.-Columbia Records ac-
count Of Orangeburg State convention
mail carriers, End
"Buttermilk is a beverage which
deserves every encouragement, espe-
cially as a hot-weather drink.-Lon-
don Mail. There is at least one man
in Newberry doing all he can to en-
courage it.
If there was an organized associa-
ton of bill collectors in Newberry
splendid material for officers could
be found along Main street. The bill
collector association would sound all
right.
Human nature is so "blamed"
strange. Some men take it as a per-
sonal insult when their names are
cut off the subscription list. 1t is
strange that some people can't under
stand simple things.
A very sad accident occurred few
days ago at base ball game at
Blair's wnen Mr.. Willie Willingham,
in trying to catch the ball, fell in a
ditch and broke his leg.-Winnsboro
News and Herald, 18th.
Probate Judge Claude C. Schum-
pert sent Eddie Gillian to the State
hospital for the insane Wednesday.
Gillian is young negro from near
Blairs. He was taken to Columbia
by Deputy Sheriff VIM. NJ. Dorroh.
The price OF buttermilk ought to
soar-with the i1Tustrious example Of
such teetotaIers as T. R., w. J. B. and
der kaiser.-Anderson Mail.-Sone
people along South Caldwell street
have caught on to the movement of
/ a buttermiTK advocate.
This paper is tired Of noticing al
legged blind tiger cases to which it
turns out there is nothing. The last
one mentioned petered out, or seems
to be petering out, and that is the
reason nothing is here said Of one
since then.
The vacancy in the Office Of county
superintendent Of education in Cal
houn was filed by the election OF
Fletcher G. Crout, a graduate Of
Newberry college and teacher of
several years successful experience.
Tile State, 29th.
"We have the finest crop in the
world along our line. I nave never
seen better. 1 believe that the crop
will almost equal the bumper crop of
1911" said John F. Livingston, vice
president and general manager of the
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens rail-
road.-The State, 29th.
He who does not care more for his
work than for ease will never amount
to much. A man must be in love
with his work to succeed, and love
implies toll, self-sacriice and self
denial.-Orangeburg Times and De-
mocrat. Truer words were never
written.
Wicker & Stone have changed their
location from one side to the other
in the Crotwell hotel building and
the side vacated by them has been
converted into a branch 10 cent store
and warehouse by G. L. Robinson the
we'll known Newberry 10 cent store
man.
There are ''just stacks of copy in
this issue intended for last, but which
owing to unforeseen circumstances
had to be omitted then. This is men
toned to excuse the staleness OF
several items, some of which are bet
ter late than never, and some of
which we don't like to lose even If
they are old.
A Sabbath school and Y. P. c. U.
conference for all the A. R. P.
Churches of this county will be held
at Cannon's Creek Mission church, be-
tween Newberry and Prosperity, next
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