The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-25

their wagons Neither will they allow
any loose rocks to lie in the roads
and they will try to arrange to t~ayc
al open di,1 os across the roads
changed to observation-disclosures
cor. Saluda Standard
I TIE new bale Of cotton brought in
by Mr. Jno C. Hipp on Thursday was
sold Friday to Nat Gist, buyer, for
( Newberry Cotton mill Tie price paid
was 1925. Mr. Jno A. Sem, who
brought in a bale at the same time,
has not sold. There were three other
new bales sold last week, two by Mr..
W. T. Buford and one by Mr.. T. L.
Feeder. Mr.. Gist bought it at 9 cents.
New cotton will now roll in fl There
will be so bales in town this week.
The Billie LaCelles harmony singers
treated the opera house patrons last
week to the finest, sweetest, most re-
fined and most beautiful singing New
! berry has heard in long while. Mr..
Wells just happened to catch them on
, the fly. They fill big engagements,
jumping next week from Union to
Shreveport, La, staying week at
place. LaCelles was reared in this
part of the State Newberry would
like to near these singers again.
On Friday afternoon a horse became
frightened near the corner of Cald-
well and Friend streets and ran VITA
te buggy across the public square.
Running against the hitching post in
front of Mower and Bynum's office
the occupants of the buggy, Mrs. Ho-
mer Stephens and Mrs. Jane Stephens,
were thrown out. They were taken to
the rest room and comfortably cared
for. The two ladies received severe
brusies but were not serously injured.
They made narrow eScap.
Last nights picture of The Million
Dollar Mystery was simply grand in
every inch of tie two reels. 1t is
impossible to conceive of more Ella
borate picture. The scenery, plot,
characters and costumes are amaz-
ingly beautiful. Marguerite Snow and
Florence LaBadie the leading actress
es. are indeed lovely in their gowns,
which are said to have cost fortune"
Thus raves TIE Chester News. The
papers everywhere are raving over
these pictures. They are shown at the
Arcade-Airdome every Wednesday and
the people are flocking to see them.
The Columbia correspondent os the
Augusta Chronicle says the senatorial
race is in doubt. That is in South
Carolina. In Europe there is also
great excitement. Japan declares war
ON Germany and begins operations i'm
,mediately, British and French face al
most entire German army in conflict,
crushing defeat for Germans in Prus-
sia, Eastern Prussia fast yielding to
Russia, Italy plans war herself
troops moving near Brussels, long
awaited struggle OF the worlds mil
itary giants now RACES in Europe.
Such are among the headlines in the
latest papers.
1t is astonishing how people flock
to the moving picture shows. Go to
the opera house and you see crowd.
Go to the Arcade and the Airdome and
you see crowds. 1t keeps them busy
keeping up with "The Adventures Of
Kathyln," "The Chronicle OF elect"
"fThe Man Who Disappeared, at the
opera house. and Our Mutual Girl"
'*The Million Dollar Mystery" and
'AThe Perils of Pauline at tie Ar
cade-Airdome Beginning Wednesday
there will be another, "The Alice
Joyce" series at the opera house,
which will be shown every other
Wednesday.
Meeting OF the Farmers.