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E. H. AULL. EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New t:rrv. S. C., as 2nd class matter. Friday, June 14, 1907. Judge Grier when the court conven ed on Tuesday morning did not re verse the position which lie took oi Monday afternoon when the questioi of the legality of two members o: the grand jury was raised by Mr Cole L. Blease, a statement of whiel appeared in Tuesday's paper, there fore, the court has proceeded regul larly with the business beforo it Though this is Judge Grier's first ap pearanee on the bench, lie has inad< a very favorable impression upon th( bar and all persons havinig business with the court. 11is decision"s ar( promptly rendered and clearly stated and his charges to the jury are such that the jury can readily understand the law as it is expounded. Mr. Grier is one of the brightest among the many bright young law. yers in this section of the state and has a large practice in his home coun. ty of Greenwood. GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT. Call Attention Again to Out Off Near Old Town-Other Mat ters. The grand jury made its present ment on Wednesday afternoon and was discharged. They again call at tention to the cut-off above Old Town, and insist that something be done at once. This is a very important matter and should have the attention of the railroad official.,. As stated before in The Herald aid News, the citizens of of that community have already -Jug the ditch from the railroad track to the river to carry the water from this pond, and all that is necessary to drain it is for the railroad to make a cnlvert under the track. The people of tshe community are very anxious to have this done before the hot weather begins, and it is very im portant, to the health of the. com munity that it should be done. To Hon. F. B. Grier, Presiding Judge. We beg to report that we have acted on all bills submited to us by the Solicitor and have reported them to the Court with our findings. On former occasions this Grand Jury has called to the attention of the Colirt the condition of the Cut Off near Old Town and asked that The Southern Railway be required to remove tlie obistruetion placed there by the Railroad which prevents a proper flow of the waters. The pres -ent condition of the Cut Off is such thWt is menaces the health of the commuinity and we recommend that steps be~ taken by the proper officeials to have the obstruction removed at once. The Rlailway Company has ig nor'ed thle reports of the Grand Jury t ime and againi andit we emphasize the imiport ance of hiaving this matter attended to at once. Our at teration has been called to thle had condition of the bridge over 'rimmns Creek near' Poniaria and we recomminend t hat thle Supervisor have the same repaired as soon as possible. In a former report we called at tentioii to the fact that a telephone post stood in the *enter of the public Rihw *t Little Mountain andl also %*ta post stoodl in the center or near the center of the highway about eight miles from Newberry, .near Ja Itipa. These posts should not be al lowed to remain where they now are aind we again call the Supervisor 's at tent ion to it and request that these posts he removed. 'We request that the attention of the Magistrates be called to tihe Vag. raney Law and ask that the same b< -en forced. We regard that our p)resenlt systen of working~ the roads is a faihue andl we feel that the attention of on: Son ator and representatives shouh be called to t.he system and reques them if possible to devise a more sat isfactory and effective system. It has beent called to our at.tentiot that a place about an eighth of mile beyond the Corporate limits o the Town of Newberry, between Wes End Cemetary and T. M. Neel 's i used as a dumping ground for dea< stock and cattle. This point is nlea that part of the Towvn of Newherr' known as New Brooklyn, whichi hieckly populated. The dumping dead stock and cattle at this pointi a nuisance and a menace to healti and we recommenid that it lbe stop ped. We reCCOnfiend that self-flushing toilets, where necessary, he0 placed hi the Court House instead of the oh. ones nowv in use. We also recommlend that the Sup ervisor a warmIn the. 1nioa nse t road scrapes wherever it is practica- ,m ble. th We have examined the jail and the pu poo' hose aid find both it, good con- A dition and the inmates properly car- on ed for. We have appointed a com- tu mittee from our number to. examine co the County Olices and the report of fo this committee will be ineluded in sa our report to the next term of this th Court. TI We beg to thank your Honor and a the Solicitor and all the Court Offi- Imo cials for courtesies shown. Thos. E. Wicker, ed Foreman. li, gr Card of Thanks. to While I have expressed from the m< pulpit to each of the congregation of Newberry circuit my appreciation of na their thoughtful kindness in present- g ing me with a buggy, I wish also to re. express in this way my sincere th thanks to all who made a contribu-1 th< tion, for this purlpose. It is appreciat- pa ed both on account of the kindly wi feeling that such an act exhibits and Oir also because it was much needed. see While I am writing on this subject me I desire to say that many have been wa the substantial evidencies of interest tie in me and mine are expresed by the er people of this charge. Such acts of ch kindness makes o.ae feel that, he is -f esteemed for his works sake. May cv< the Lord help me to show my appre- do ciation of all kindnesses shown us, to by serving him and the people in the , way that will be for their good and his glory. ter A. H. Best, P. C. to Newberry, S. C., June 13, '07. al ter Wedding at Beth Eden. dai On Thursday, June the sixth at fai four o'elock, a marriage occurred in far the church at Beth Eden., wa The contracting parties were Mr. of William Riser and Miss Pearl Good- usu lette. of Mr. Riser is a progressive farmer, to in the northern part of the couanty, far he is a good quiet young man full of rig energy and vim. por Pearl is the charming accomplish- pie ed daughter of Mrs. Mary Goodlette. ach She has always been a favorite at goc Beth Eden and her friends here re- 'I gret to give her up. But we wish for fro them a happy and successful journey a.n through life. ad< The bride wore a handsome and be- in comitig dress of white silk. wol The impressive ceremony of the, dre Lutherans was read by Rev. A. J. ter Bowerq, D. D. dai The ehurch was decorated, the col- ear or scheme of white and green being of artistically carried out. do Tmmedittely after the ceremony the the bridal party left for the home of con Mr. George Riser, father of the dre groom, where a reception will be giv- wol en them. aga Nita. He siaz MATRIMONY AND FARMING. era ~ina Crafty Old Farmer Who Managed to hot Marry His Daughter and Improve er. Eis Estates at the Same e .' Time. .. Tis New York Tribune. mag Kansas is a state of novelties in by C.3B.G. M How about some nice for your parlor window air of elegance tQ a room 'fully to express the refine T here is a beautiful Ecr ,d :w which is very desira t)> have something other i We have just from splendid lot in the Net que. They are in beautiful elaborate, others more $1 and requirements as to from $4.00 to $8.00 pe well the Lace Curtains ii 85c per pair to $3.00. We want to mention a ported Drawn Work in S etc. This is very attractis ents. Quite a range of r per pair. We will be pleased to sI I;i.gs. my lines and her farbi are n 3 least behind the rest Qf the 1 lation in invention und' itiati Kansas paper tells adiniringl e of the Sunflower State's ag;-rict "alists who combi.no the business ntracting advantageous nairia r his four daughters and' at t me time enhancing the, value o broad acres which they grai itt lie stumbled upon his remar le system quite by accident de t detract. from its worth in t ist, and his experience ii recout that. it may convey a profital it to other fathers of girls ,w] tee farms and who are it aver contracting idvan.tagedus inati >nial alliances. ft seems that the farmer wiho ne was Daniel Kindred, had stru d manfully for many years *r his daughters inl intelligence at ift, but when they had reacho age which suggest flight from I) lernal roof they still lingered ;fully, it is true; but persistenti e day Kindred-whose very -ian med a hoodoo-sent an advertis nt to a newspaper, stating that I nted farm hands, and an add inl inducement specifled thitt e man that applied would have ince to woo a daughter, provid( nd here was lie critical clause ry claimant to a daughter shoul something of a beneficial natu improve the farm. ['he first man. who applied at t-I idred farm for work and INdaugl was from the East, and plaim be a graduate from.. an -agiculta college. He was retained, and a he had looked -upon th #unge ighter and found .her exdeeding] r lie began to speculate on ti m improvement idea. Kin(re ited him to begin at the o*ker en the line of daughters, ,which is tI ill parental sentiment in a famil girls, but this he firmly decline do. Before lie had been on t: m a week lie had installed an ii idion ditch and stone-inclosed fis d, which he stocked with bass an keral. Kindred looked upon th ievement and saw that it wr d. The man got the daughter. 'lie second applicant piped wat( n an artesian well into the hou put. in a porceliall bilitab th. I ition to this lie cured a. diseaF some of the Kindred catthe an1 i a prize. The third ian. wo amy-eyed, but enthusiastic. Ad chousing one of the remaiin ghters lie started out zealoidy; I n her. First lie invented sonie soi lightning rod to be fixed to ene iestic animal, with spines alon back and head and the groun nection beside the hoofs. But Kir d was not impressed and said ildn't do . The inventor trie in. This time he was successfu built a water wheel at the 'arti i well, rigged up an electric ger tor, which runs the churn, sev and washing machines, lights tli se and hann~s and 'furnishes pov ~or saw mills, &c. He was rewari by Kindred in the promised wa: re is only one daughter renail which is regretted exceeding] Kindred, who had formerly col filmy Lace Cu:rtain 37 These impart a which helps wondei ment of the home? u at $4.00 per wir ble when one wishe :han the white. the manufacturer Curtains with Appi pattern, some quit mple to suit all taste price. These rang r pair. We have a i other grades fror iso a fine line of in carfs, Covers, Mati 'e and is fine for prei irices, 25c to $5.0 tow these goods. 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