The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-07-21
Rusl River parsonage, By the Re-

nusa River parsonage, By the Re-.
J. D. Bowen.
The announcement OF Secretary 0
State Bryan that he fayop woman
s,.!1.ago i. Dut another r@.ni,AIer OF the
act taa, woman s,5fsraee is coming.
-ei,s4 s4av:.ie News. It LOOKS tat
way.
There viii be picnic at tie resi-
dence cl 2Ir. J. W. Cr"mpJJu on We'd
nesday, July -. al which there is to
De a joint debate between st. Phillips
! aid 10 ly Street at II o'clock on "Wo-
man Suffrage S.ould Be Beneficial
The need OF the 2ail storm suf
ferers is great, much greater than is
likely 10 be supplied in full; but e;ery
little that may be contributed vii
nelp that much. and many small con-
tributions will help much more
I-rkvile Enquirer
Say what you please about moving
/ pictures, but some Of them are power
full temperance sermons and many
! have cd morals, teaching benefi-
cia lessons. They are Fascinating,
and in the large crowds seeing them
are many of the best people Of New
berry.
TIE local postofice mas received
from the United States civil service
commission a schedule of the exami-
nations for Fourth class postmasters,
which include such places as Whit
mire. Kinards, Chappells, Silverstreet,
Pomaria, Little Mountain, Blairs, etc.
See the postmasters FOR further par
ticulars and blanks
The question OF whether the city Of
Iaurens wants to secure and provide
| puUllC pain ID uO" OClu5 pioSCu bO'
! fore the citizens.-Laurensvil Her
aid. 1t is to be hoped that the mcve
ment will be successful The Herald
says that already several hundred
dollars have been subscribed and
] there is every promise of the entire
amount being raised without delay"
TIE reporter is indebted to two
young ladies in West Virginia for a
box OF flowers, gathered in m1un-
.ain gorge at BlackWater falls They
are fine speciments of the beautiful
Mountain Laurel, which is the West
Virginia State flower. Our thanks are
due Misses Maggie Thomasson and
Lenore Henry. The gift is appreciat-
ed.
The up town merchants have rented
the Blease lot and are having it clean
ed up to be used by tae public as a
hitching place. This is a wise move
ment on tAe part Of public spirited
merchants, and their work will be ap-
preciated by the people, and especially
by the farmers 1t is a large aid con-
venient lot, Formerly containing the
once we'll known and popular Blease
hotel, the place extending from Main
street to B. A. Havirds stables
Brown, Hipp and Swittenberg have
moved to the old R. C. Williams stand
on the corner this side of Movers
garage The place was last used by
Mr. E. H. Summer as furniture store
until ne removed his stock to his new
place of business The building was
lately bought by Mr. julius J. Lang
ford, VITO has had is fixed up in fine
condition, and it is capital place
.or just such business as is run by
the .irm OF Br,wn, Hipp and Switten-
berg
Bryan makes statement on treaty
with Colombia Bryan speaks out for
votes for women Bryan talks on
Mexican affairs. You read in t2e daily
papers every day something Of what
Bryan says and does, showing how
busy he is and how great he is, and
yet some newspaper editors seem to
have mania for criticising him, the
foremost American citizen COMPARED
to MIN they are as the light OF the
little tallow candle to that of tie blaz-
ing sun
Clerk Of Court Goggans has ssown
US an interesting photograph which
Senator Tillman had enlarged and
sent him to be placed in the clerks
Office, $50 that South Carolinians may
coo for q hundred wears ct least lust