The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-24

who can't even get to Prosperity.
Some people in this city have a
mighty strange and peculiar way Of
showing their appreciation.
A man can make you think he is
such great friend until you try to
collect a little bill. 1t jars you to be
deceived.
Timothy Brown, colored, for break
ing window lights, was tried on Sat
urday by Magistrate Player, SIS or 80
day. Paid.
Mr.. Nv. R. Gauntt has bought,
through F. R. Hunters agency, the
plantation of Mr.. Walter Perry, in No.
6 township.
Honor Thy Father" etc. (the fifth
commandment will be the teaching
of the feature picture at the opera
house on Tuesday.
1t is worth muca to have good neigh
bors.-Farm and Ranch. A good neigh
borhood is a great deal for which to
be thankful.
Recorder Earhardt on Saturday sent
three negro women to the county farm.
They couldn't pay SIS apiece, so they
had to take the 80 days each for lead
ing idle and disorderly lives.
The millinery parlors Of Miss Annie
L. Smith are being put in fine condi-
ton for her return from the Northern
markets with the latest and newest
styles and fashions.
Tie city playground is favorite
place for children, young couples and
older people. Occasionally they get
caught in the sudden rain and some
times the lights go out.
1t may be joke, but one fellow said
the fare for tie next excursion to Co.
lumbia would be so cents, whereupon
another fellow remarked that ne would
wait until it was two for quarter
Blease makes positive announcement
of mis- candidacy for the governorship
in the next campaign. Between Blease
and anti-Blease it is going to be hot
and bitter.
The authorship in Newberry will be
vests off with only half acre to do
business on.-Florence Times. We
don't know what it means, but it
doesn't take two Halfacres to make a
whole acre in Newberry every time.
That is wonderful clock in the
window at Mayes' drugstore. 1T is an
erlasting runner, with no works for
| winding. What makes it go is the
question. You have heard of Internal
machines That is an eternal machine
We have seen an old 81 bill of the
Bank of the State of Georgia issued
in 1858. 1t had long been redeemed,
and paid % per cent in gold. The bill
has been in the possession of Mr.. R. H.
Schaffer for Is years.
We got hold of an ear of corn which
is two years old, and sound, there be-
ing about dozen unsound grains on
it, Mr. Neely Bushardt mas a pile of
the same kind, and also pile of one
year-old corn.
Everybody is looking forward to the
opening of the new fall, which is in
the early future, and the reopening Of
college and schools, the coming in of
cotton and other good things in the
autumn-possum time.
The reporter has been joked about
an up train hitting wagon and taking
it down the track. If you are in Jack
sonville and want to go to Palatka by
the boat route you go up the river to
go down to Palatka. But that is some
thing else.
The Daitcl brothers of Augusta have
come to Newberry for business, having
bought tie stock of groceries, etc.,
from C. J. McWhirter. Mr.. McWhirter
has retired to mis- home here for the
present. Daitch Bros. will continue
the business at the same stand, and
will add line of dry goods, clothing,
ETC., to their stock of merchandise
Be kind to your COWS. Especially
in this warm weather be kind to them.
Give them shade and water and feed
them we'll. If pastures dry up, in
crease their grain. Keep flies and
other pests away from them. Keep
them clean. Be kind to your COWS. 1t
physiological Chronicle. And be
| kind to all dumb animals.
One Anderson man has rs fox
hounds, and we suppose that is more