Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. 1 Entered at the Postoffice at New- 11 berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. I Tuesday, April 3, 1906. WHAT A NEWSPAPER DOES. b Speaking of what a newspaper f does for a community, United States Senator David Davis, of Illinois, made an address that remains fresh 5 in the 'memory of newspaper men. He said: "Every year each local pa per gives from 500 to 5,000 free lines for the community in which it is 10. cated. No other agency can or will do this. The editor in proportion to his means does more for his own town than anly other man. He ought to be supported not because you happen to ti like himi or admire his writing, but be cause a local paper is the best invest ment a community can have. It may not be crowded with great thoughts, but financially, it is of more beauty t4 than both preacher anti teacher. To- . (lay editors do more for less pay than any other man on earth. Patronize your home paper not as a charity but P as an investment. And yet in every community there are people who never do anything to help the local newspaper except to f cuss it and abuse it and talk about how it ought to be run. And there are those who appreciate their paper. Both classes are necessary to the life of the newspaper. C OOLUMBIA'S PIETY. Columbia is in the throes of a re ligious spasm, and the aut'horities piopose to stop the "sale of fruit, soft drinks and cigars on Sunday ox cept by and through the slot ma- t chines, which Judge Hydrick said were not violating the law.'' The next thing we may expect is the for bidding of boarding houses to serve I warm hash at the breakfast table on j Srinday morning.-Abbeville Press I and Banner. Don't be alarmed. The street cars ( are still running on Sunday, the slot machines are busy and when we were in Columbia the other Su'nday Main street.,was lined with hands with pick and shovel busy at work ol the street car track. The article published elsewhc i on the location of the court house is alright. The Herald and News does not want the court house to "come our way" unless the way we suggest is thought to be the best sitdfor its its location. We haveno interest in the matter whatever except that which is best for the county of Newberry and if we are to build a new court house it should be located at such place as will serve the best interests of tile entire county. We publish ill full Senator Till man 's broadside on tile dispensary. I There is no use to make chlarges and I talk about rings. If tIle dispensary I system is to remain at all it must re-( mnain not as a state institution hut( lunder county control. It seems to us thlat more noise is b)eing made about tile use of request books thlan is necessary. ~If that is nll that is wrong with tile dispensary it is in good shlape. Utopia Locals. Utopia, April 2.-Measles are in the community but do not seem to be spreadinlg raplidly. Mr. J1. P. Blair and Mrs. .I. HI. B3oulwvare of tile comunlity have been ill, but are better. The Loyal Temperancee legion is contemplating an Eanster entertain ment to be at New Chapel chlurchl on E'aster Sunday. Mr. .J. RI. Perdew 's little girl, Re becca, hlas recovered from a light ease of measles. .Mrs. M. L. Nichols lhas a nice res idlence ini course of erection. Mr. Jno. R. J'erdew is supei-vising tile wvork. Miss Sadie May Boulwvare' has re t-l lured,. home,- her sehool closing twvo weeks ago.. .T1he young people met at Mr. WV. I. - Horbert' oSunday afternoon to practice. singing (or thle Easter serv Mr. Claude Schumpert of the city visited his father, Mr. F. M. Schum por t on last Sunday. Miss Bessie Long, who hlas been on an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. . IL. H-amlm, wvill leave for hIer ho0me ~n Greenwvood next wveek. The attendance at thle Utopia school Shm fallen off somewhlat on. account of the ireasles scare and some hlave dropa O\ pbut to work in tile farm. ~ he new pastor. at Newv Chlapel; ~ ey A, H Best, lhas filled several ap laeeeshere and Is very generally 'Thi Funniest Thing That Ever Hap pened." The Old Maids' Convention gud ts Results as Miss Dankel will put t on at the opera honse April 6, with large cast of Newbei'ry'B best talent. liss Dunkel has had 200 conventions ?ith infailing success and the one ore will be different from the one old here in the past. A second pa'rt f the programme will be a series of eautiful statue poses under power uL coloreA lights. Sale of seats opeiis at Gilder & reeks' Wednesday, April 4. Prices 3 and 35 cents. State Sunday 'School Convention. The Sunday school convention at clzer to be held next week, April )-12, promises to be a great gather ig of the Sunday school workers of ie Atate. It is expected and hoped iat there will be a large number to ai from Newberry county. Dr. Pel am, the state clirinan, advises us mt two of the International field 'orkers will attend, Mr. W. C. Pearce -acher training secretary, from Chi igo, and Mrs. J. W. Barnes, Inter ational primary secretary, from owark, N. J. These two are very roinimieit in the work and are ex ,edingly instructive and entertain 1g. Our reade'rs should remember iat the railroads have granted es acial rates of full faie going and 1-3 re .returning. Write to Mr. A. M. ander, Pelzer, of your coming so iat entertainment may be provided. It is hoped many Sunday schools com Newberry and the county will mnd delegates to this interesting oc [sion. STAT )f the condition of the Exchar he close of business March 3 nily with an act of the General Resources. ,oans and Discounts .. $137022 71 turniture and Fixtures . 3324 I )uc from Banks .. '.. .6223 11 )ver drafts ..I.. .....111 6 1ash and Cash Items .. .. 15501 1c $162182 87 Personal- appeared before me M. L, Pho Wears that the above statement i ellef. Sworn to before me this the 2nd day Attest. Edw. R. HIpp, C. J. Purcell, Geo. B. Cromer. TAT )f the condition of The -Comr Lt the Close of business, Marc Resources. f'otes Discounted .. .. ..$377487 64 aurniture & Fixtures.. .. 3051 92 )ue from Banks .... ....51531 7( )verdrafts .... .... ....2807 45 jash and Cash Items .. .. 13934 15 $448812 81 tate of South Carolina, i County of.Newberry I I, J. Y. McFall, Cashier of the ab< totement is true to the best.of my kn * Sworn to & *Attidst.' Jno. M. Kinard,. SECURITY L.OAN Al Supplies the best Fi For Saving Money at For Building by lustal For Buying Land: For Borrowing Money Get one of Our SECURITY It will be the means.of your S a Fund that will buy SECURITY LOAN Al JAMES N Dffice: Cor. Bovce & Adamn Si, N Not 'To REn For Attorne3t Hion. Thos. S. Sewa Soli I p the Seventh Judiolal distrI' " h been discussed to a considel I4de gree as an available caudidito jo Attorney General, and there kas beej so much talk to that effee t4t i had about concluded that lie *o4d bi in the race. But Mr. Sense ii60 as saying that lie will not aspire t< the attorney generalship, but wil14 perfectly satisfied to be re-electe( solicitor. The state can't have to< inany good solicitors, and Mi.' Seas enjoys the distin.tion of ranking wit the very best of them.-Greenvilio News. There is no doubt of Solicitor Seasi being among the best , prosemitiiij officers in the state. His managemeil of the George Hasty murder cese Wal able and brilliant and the convictior of the murderer was largely due .t this tale~nted and brave solicitor.. Thi state would be prou<r of him 4s -at. torney general.-Hampton Guardian. A great many-nice things have beer said about Solicitor Sense. The Her, ald and News is always delighted t hear them for in addition to our per. sonal friendship Solicitor Seasq'.ib Ne'wberry boy and we are aWayi pleased to hear good things of.o1 own boys when they go to other fiqlds The Herald and News thinks Soidipi Sense is wise in retaining his pos!for as solicitor rather than running foi attorney general though it has beer pretty generally conceded that hi could win if lie would enter tI race He makes one of the best solicitpr in the state, and is deservedly popu lar in his circuit. MENT. kge Bank of Newberry, S, C., a Ist, 1906. Published in comfor Assembly. Liabilities. Capital Stock ...... $50000 01 Profits less expense .. .. 4718 1, Deposits viz. Banks $1142.56 Individuals 80550.83 81693 31 Bills payable .. .. ... .. 10000 04 Re Discounts .. .. ... .. 15776 -4 $162182 8 Spearnian Cashier of the above BMi1 i correct to the best of his knowledge an M L. Speathtan, CAAhler.' of April, 1906. J. C. Wilson, J P. N. C. iercial, Bank of Newberry, S. C h 31st, 1906. Capital Stock .. .. ....$50000 04 Profits less all exp. paid ..42645 7: Due Banks ....... .. 4339 8! Dividends Unpaid .. .......707 (44 Re Discounts. .. .. .. ..70000 01 Individual Deposits . . . . 281120 24 448812 8. ,e named Bank, swear that the abov wledge and belief. y.Mcal --Cashier. 'efore me this 2nd day of.April,. 1906. H..T. Renwiek, N. P. of S. C. ID INVESTMENT CO Lcilities a Profitable Rate of Interest: Iment: ,on Real' Estate. CONTRACTS And Be Convinced of its Valu, aving Money and -accumulatin Land,or SuIldt a House. (D IN VESTMENT CO . McCAUGHRIN, Secretary-Treasurer. hwberry, 2. C. Raspberry, Are. the. Cle Black and White Hats of these colore fram the Millinery cer The latest creation. Easter trade. Our Miss Faulkner and will be glad to se ce & U es. 1845. WATC Muluol Benelfil t Economy of Conservatisi Care in the All of which means large annual divide written any tontine, or deferred dividend ] All policies contain liberal surrender valu > second year, which, together with the dih i every policy-holder a dollar's worth of in. Premum:ReceIptS to JAury 1, 1906 - Of this sum thee has already For Policy Claims--46.4 p Foi Sufretta iAd Policies, For Dividends - Leaving still in Company's p The company's investments returns to pay all expens add to the Policy Holder of e xisting contracts. - Total assets January 1 st, 1 9( Apply to Office in McCauhgrin Buildii Come AT OL >Wagons We are handling Wagons, the hands ever sold in .this C cornplete line of the Our Little 'Southe thing on four wheel: Corne and 'give Our. prices and tern j.nxious to serve yc 'E.MEV. Rose, Grey andl re Green rs,Of the Seasonl a Leading. Combination of selected patterns fresh itres now on display. 5 of the Gage. Hats for our is with us again this year a her friends. MOWER CO. 1906. HWORD S OF THE L.ife. Ins,urnce Co. Management, - n in Selection of Risks, Investment of its Funds, nds. The Company does not now, nor has it ever policies, but has earned and paid its dividends annually. es each and every year, beginning with the epd of the idends paid by the Company annually, gives each and )urance for every dollar paid. - - - - $279,421,621.53 been returned to Policy Holders: ar cent., - - $129,543#662.Q7 - 12.4 34,5950249.45 - 2,2 " "i' 64,829.592.14 - 82.0 per cent;, $228,968,50.66 )ssession, - $50,453,117.87 have yielded sufficient es and Taxes, and still to s' Fund for the fulfillment - - - - $48,674.022.08 )6, Market Values, - - 99,127,139.95 ONES, Agent Newberry, S. C. ag. and Look* JR LINE OF and Buggies.. the celebrated Fish BrQs. omest and best Wagon /ounty; we also carry a~ noted Haydock Buggies. ~rn. Buggy is the prettiest our stock an inspection. ais are liberal, and we are >U. ANS& CON,) m:nxrn ..rsoo.