The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 05, 1909, Page FOUR, Image 4
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Entered at the Postoffice at New
*erry, S. C., as 2nd class matter.
Tuesday, January 5, 1909.
We are somewhat surprised at the
argument used by Senator Tillman
against compulsory attendance upon
the common schools of the State. Any
body who is familiar with conditions
must acknowledge that the compul
sory law would not put any more neg
ro children in the schools that are
ithere today. The fae.t is that the ne
groes are taking advantage of all the
school facilities that are. offered and
are going to school every day that,
their schools are opened, while a
great many white children are not at
tending school. In fact we have heard
the statement made and we presume
it is correct that there were at least
20,000 white children in this State
who were not even enrolled in the
public schools of the State.
Because the soldiers at King's
Mountain and other battles during
the Revolution made good soldiers
and were patriotif citizens is no ar
gument against education. If that
.argument is carried to its last analy
sis we might reach the conclusion
that it would be better not to educate
'at all because some uneducated men
made good citizens and good soldiers
and Loved their country.
In fact we are willing to and do
admit that a great manv good citiz
ens are uneducated but if you were to
seek their opinion on the subject in
stead of opposing compufsory educa
tion they would be the most ardent
advocates of an educated ctizenship,
and their main regret is that .they
were not given the opportunity of an
education while they were young.
There is absolutely nothing in the
position of Senator Tillman either in
regard to the negro or in his argu
anent as to the soldiers of King's
Mountain and other battles of th&I
Revolution.
The Herald and News desires to
direct attention to an article from
one of the ladies of~ .the party who
went to Anderson la'st week to look
into the improvements made by that
eity through the efforts of the Civic
-association.
We hope that the city council es
.pecially and the members of the
board of health particularly and theJ
citizens generally* will note the sug
gestions made by this article and
give the ladies their hearty coopera
tion in the efforts being made to im
prove the streets and sid:ewalks of .the
city.
As we have stated before it is to
be expected that improvements of the
character undefgtaken by the ladies
will meet with opposition but those
who are the loudest kickers in the
beginning after the work has beenK
done usually become the most ardent
supporters.
Without the cooperation of the city
council and board of health and the
health officers the ladies connot ac
-complish results. They have a right
to expect the coopera'ion of these
officials...
It was the pleasure of the editor
-of The Herald and News to spend a
day in Bamberg recently. We were
so impressed with the neatness and
tidiness of the office of the Bamberg1
Herald that we cannot refrain from
commending Brother Knight for the
- neat office which he keeps.
We have been in nearly every
printing office in South Carolina and
* we have never seen as neat an office
as is the office of the Bamberg Her
ald. and we would suggest to the exe
cutive committee of the press asso
ciation to ask Brother Knight .to pre
pare a paper for the next annual
meeting on the subject of neatness
in a printing office.
It is really worth a trip to Bamn
bery~ to be convined dat printingz of
fiee cau be kept neatly. In addition
to tis Brother Kniighlt pu11blishes one1L
of the' best country papers ar Sonth
Carolina.
Death of Capt. H. S. Boozer.
The citizens of this community
were startled yesterday moru.ing to|
hear of the death (of Capt. Henry S.|
Boozer, which occurred very suddenly I
at his home in .this city on Monday
morning. While Capt. Boozer ha di
been in ill health for some time and
it was known that his heart was af
fected, yet his death was not looked
for so soon or so) suddenIly.
''apt. Boozer lived the areater par
of his life' a: Prosperity. having
moved to Newb&rry onily a cou ple ofI
vea rs ;ago. l n his deathI Newherry
county loses (one of her most up1right
and honorable citizens. He was a
brave Confederate soldier, a good
Ile wa-Is a m1ember of *t he .u1the ran
(hlr!1 and fir a long while was a
elder in Grace church at ProsperityN
He was a ir.ember of Co. H. Holcomb
Legion and was promoted from 2nA
lieutenant to first lieutenant and
captain and was discharged at John
son's Island.
Capt. Boozer wa% twice married.
His last wife being Mrs. Stuart. and
she and one son by this marriage sur
vive him. Of his first marriage there
are four children now living, three
sons and one daughter. The sons are
Messrs. Rufus Boozer. of Florida;
Boozer. of New York: and
Rev. V. Y. Boozer. of North Caor
lina. His daughter is Mrs. Pettus
Wheeler, of Prosperity.
The funeral services will be con
ducted at Prosperity today and the
interment in the cemetery at thatl
place.
In Memory of Jacob J. Cannon.
Jacob J. Cannon fell on sleep De
.cember. 25. 1908, having sojourned
here 68 yea;rs, 6 months, and 20 days.
He passed away at his home in the
midst of relatives and friends, near
Chapin, S. C.
He was the father of 12 children,
eleven of whom survive him. He is
survived also by his wife, formerly
Miss Mahala. Lindler.
Mr. Cannon was a gallant soldier
in the late War Between thte States,
and received four wounds on the
fields of battle.
He was -by baptism and confirma
tion a member of the Lutheran
church. At the time of his death and
for many years past was a faithful
member of St. Peter's (Piney Woods)
congregation. He was regular and
faithful. in his attendance upon the
means of grace, and was an ap'pre
ciative hearer of the Word, and it is
confid'ently believed that he is now
enjoying the rest of the people of
od.
Married.
At the residence of the bride's par
mnts, near Pomaria, S. C., December
23, 1908, Mr. Grover W. Sloan and
WKiss Mamie Lee Livingstone, and
Mr. Samuel Berley and Miss Lillian I
Lucile Livingstone were married by {
he Rev. E. J. Sox.
At St. Peter's (P. W.) parsonage,
ear Little Mountain, S. C., Decem
yer 24, 1908, Mr. Frank S. Lake and
iss Colie E. Lindler were married,
he Rev. E. J. Sox officiating.
At the residence of the bride's p
father, near Little Mountain, S. C., p
~fr. A. F. Mayer and Miss Lela A. ti
sheely were married on Dec. 24, 1908,1 01
y the Rev. E. J. Sox
At St. Peter's (P. W.) parsonage,
1ear Little Mountain, S. C., Decem
er 27, 1908, Mr. Henry P. Fulmer, C
nd Miss Ruth- E. i- arr were married,
he Rev. E. J. Sox officiating.
Magnificent Lemon.
A magnificent lemon was brought L
nto this officee by Mr. C. L. Leitzsey A
n yesterday. Mr. Leitzsey says tha.t L
e had 17 of these lemons growing on .a
me tree. It is indeed a fine speci- L
nen and a tree with 17 such beautiful A
emons on it must indeed be a pretty 6
ight and well worth going to see. A
NEWBERRY UNION STATION. L
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Arrival and fl1eparture of Passenger A
Trains-Effective 12.01 A. X- A
Sunday, June 7th, 1908.
Southern Railway: 'N
90 15 for Greenville .. .. 8.57a.m T
o. 18 for Colu.mbia .. . .1.40 p.m. A
o. 11 for Greenville .. .. 3.20 p.m F
o. 16 for Columbia .... .8.47 ,.u,
C., N. & L. R-::- p1
No. 22 for Columbia .. .. 8.47 a.in. o1
o. 52 for Greenvillz .. 12.56 p.m. mn
o. b3 for Columbia .. ..3.20 p.m.
No. 21 for Laurens .. . .7.25 p.m.
*Does not run on Sunday
This time table shows the times at
which trains may be exp eted to de
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r. Greenville . 4:00 p.m. SAL:
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r. Spartanburg 4:05 p.m. I
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r. Hendersonville 7:45 p.m. ity,
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r. Augusta 6:15 p.m. Terir
Tri-Weekly Parlar Car line be
geen Augusta and Asheville. Trains
os. 1 and 2, leave Augusta Tuesdays, Jan.
Firsdays and Saturdays, leave
sheville Mondays, Wednesdays and
ridays. "I
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rtures, as well as connections with j ile.
her companies, are given as inf or- less,
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B OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
vill sell at the late residence ofc
Wicker, deceased, near Prosper- a 4
mn Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1909, at 10
k, the personal property of said
sed, consisting of two mules, two
s, two buggies, farming impl2- *
s. corn, fodder and hay, etc. H
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Administratrix.
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