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Friday, February I'T, ^ MM IT SCENE FK03I GEORGE KLEIN] SB > VARIOUS .AND ALL ABOUT. <S> <$> Comments and Clipping by the Gf <?> Local Beporter. <3> <? ? <$><$><$><$> <?> $<$>$><$><$><$><?''$><$> $> Of course it is a pleasure that those f notices of the ads took well. They were written ;for that purpose. You ^ leave it to us. You press the button. |j we'll do the rest. Press the button some o:her time again, as soon 2s you are ready. We are ready. / iFebruary is a mixture for eertai;:. A few days ago were blue sides, suuny weather, early fruit trees in bloom, bright flowers, and light hearts. Then biting winds, freezing rains, and now , a good eld snow. Welcome the beautiful snow. * * * _ That 15-year-old Robert Killiam who slashed the throat of a man in the Monaghari mill village Sunday morning is rhe same boy that was before Magistrate Sample some time ago while the family worked at Oakland. He seems to be a terrible fellow, but any man would, or should, defend his mother. Ycung Killian is oeing held by rhe Greenville authorities to await > the result of the wounds on rhe man Harrison's throat, which are serious. Describing the basketball game be tween Wofford and toe university 01 South Carolina on Saturday nig.it in Columbia, the Record says: "Earle and Greneker, the two Wofrford forwards, d^i some marvelous goal shooting and were easily the stars for their teams." The State Says: "Last nigh's game k was notable for spectacular son! shooting. The fi'st three goal'; of the evening?one by Reeves and two by Greneker?"were as pretty and from ~ onorlftf. ae nno "Wish cl ^ UUHv/itJ l ao v**v wv??'a to witness. Both Reeves and Greneker conrinueci their strong work throughout the game." "Greneker was by far Wofford's / star. Twelve of the visitors' points were made by him. and all 12 were splendid shots. This Greneker showed all softs of goods. He has exceptionable ability to shoot goals from a long distance." We are glad to record this here, because "this Greneker." as the State ^ puts it, is a nephew of The Herald and r:\ews reporter. Solicitor Cooper has never descend ed to the role of persecutor, as has not infrequently occurred in the conduct of certain other solicitors. He jias c-iways maintained a very lofty <on?e-j!ion of his position as State's representative in the court. The solieirorship is a quasi-judicial office, winch Solicitor Cooper recognizes; and Ills conduct towards men charged wiih crime has always appeared to us to be as a eeeker after justice, ' , nothing more, nothing less.?Abbeville Medium. '> We think you have drawn a correct sketch and sized it up without mis* take. ? ? ? The sign at the corner of Summer Bros.' grocery store would read bet - - ~ ?j. ...i ttvu?,? ter it tne nnai s was cut out. men it could apply to people and things, a many of whom and which ought to stop, for various reasons and on "genK eral principles." ? W We were mistaken about the police of Newberry not being able to catch anything. They can catch the point of a joke. Maybe.?Anderson Intelligencer. It is really and truly astonishing i' S, "LAST DAYS OF POMPEII," OPEIU and remarkable how extremely and ex- wt ! ceptionally brigh: and witty some ide ] newspapers are, for example, the In- ter | ielligencers intelligent intelligence i does credit to its intellect. What ] j makes it all the more brilliant is that Sa' | the Intelligencer can see a point that t}1( no one else in a crowd of S,U00 peo- spie can see. The huinorosity of the Intelligencer is only equal'ed by its as- wa tutability. ; gi; Saw where a mirionaire, who was a | ] defaulter, had been caught. As he ag ! was a defaulter of many thousands of n0 dollars he will no: be convicted. If; ha j im he had stolen a dollar and fifteen cents j he would be. j ne * * * ? ' That quarantine that Laurens had against Newberry was a sore point, th ; but all is over now.?Spartanburg Rr 1 Herald. V j Well, you know it was obliged to be pe sore to be effective. It couldn't take Sp without bei.:g sore and that is the chief part of the thing. It took and s0 ,the scab is getting along all right?I : "about as well as could be expec:ed i < i under the circumstances." i * * * |W( DiJ you see the ground hog??Spar- . tanburg Herald. i a i Now, we said we would say nothing ! jmo'e 011 the ground hog for fear of tn | running the thing into the ground, but j you wrn t lee us. Xo, we did no: see so him. * la] * * kn You Newberry people, especially those oi' you who are well and comfortable, as you get i.i bed tonight ev 'while the snow is on the ground) and he . nugly tuck the covering about you, ^ think of such instances as this: "Three >;hers, who escaped in their night clothes, walked barefooted in a temperature of 16 degrees below zero to 7" J he nearest neighbor, a mile away." I It was just after a fire somewnere, in || j which an inmate of the house was! I bu'ned to death in the flames which!I destroyed the building. You don't j k::ow what suffering is, and you ought j to be thankful and grateful. I * * ? The man who goes to sleep reading The Herald and News is doing a g~^d i business, is in a good occupa while he is at it. We can imagi?j the picture as he tells us of the bright | electric light at the head of his bed j while h? ~eads in his snug, warm, com- j fcrtabie place, the various items in the paper. He says he reads it all and enjoys it over and over until it lulls j j I him to sleep. That's a good fellow. * * At Niagara Falls the quarantine law ! remained of force eight weeks, but1 Niagara is not Newberry and does not make as much noise. * * * Vaccination puts small pox out of business. Don't forget that you stand liable to the loathsome disease unless ! you carry a good mark on your arm. ?Spartanburg Herald. It is a mark of wisdom, too. Get j | wise, and be done with the loathsome i job. ... | The Anderson Intelligencer is publishing an interesting article from Mr. S. M. Duncan on vetch, i. Mr. Monroe Swindler will not object to hearing that his recent "sur- j J gical operation" on a chicken's crop i ! is still put before readers in other ; parts of the State. * ? Vft.. mAAM lAllnTTrn TT?V* r\ ^ ; i uu yuui iscwucn jr iciiyvvs v?nv handle from 15 to 30 cents, how would you feel with a million $? President Wilson sneezed the other i day and he used a handkerchief just , like anybody else. Great event at tfc%i j W j^^VA L HOUSE, MONDAY, MARCH L\ tite house?extra edition?the preset sneezes and tfce people walk fas upon hearing tne repo t. f f *f [f we were to have a good deal to y about B. B. Reid and E. D. Pearce 3 "ot'.ier fellows*' wouldn't undermd it, but E. D. Pearce and B. B. id come ac us in so iiiaiiy uiiieicui lvs of advertising that we have to re them the glad iiand. * * * Laurens and Newberry have Oiice ain restored cordial relations, and longer flourish the quarantine tehee.?Charleston Post. Phis will be ag eeable and pleasant ws to all. * * * There was one tiling we left out of e no:ice calling attention 'to the >hinson ad and that was "Swiss mily Robinson.'' Just didn't hapn to think of it in a hurry on the ur of the moment. Opportunity is 3cking ai your door from Robin's. * * * Occasionally a subscriber asks that > paper come on, he'll pay in a few jeks. (Drcp the apostrophe from '11 and y'Ju'll .]ave it so far as some e concerned). We do this, but it esn't mean indefinitely. All are io + od olilro Thpv nrp r-.iit nff at ex uimv. * ^ v? ?ration. We are sending this issue to me whose time is up. Look at your Del and if you want the paper let us ow. * * Judge Eowman has announced at ery court where he has presided that will impose gang sentences on ind tigers who are convicted; while usually puts only fines on those UFtKA Monday, . March MR. GEORGE 1 1 he rhoto-U iH * fl.il In 6 Gorgeous Part Made from the Wor Bulwer Lytton, in the e> Pompeii, Italy. Only Original Aui Produced at an expe people in the Cast and E A Perfect Gem < Historical, Educ Prices 10 and 20 Cts. 1/^1 Lhin j for Remember, y( worth of China; time you get a doesn't cost you i! I Gc and win one oi . ' Any school in tl by a little effort I Wit: scuuui. nan. ing for. BETTER< Mave LThe Hoi . j _ ! - I who confess. Verily, there is some ?? wisdom there.?Abbeville Medium. The only way to break it up. COMMUTATION. ; Remember the time for paying comI mutation tax is extended to March 1, i 1914. Take notice and pay, or you may be called to work the road when ! it does not suit you. You will hare to ! work if you don't pay. j J. H. Chappell, j 2-24-2t County Supervisor, j HOUSE L 2nd KLEINE Presents rama Exquisite . mftp GEORGE KLEINE'S 1 * nunm. no AM A f*l IU I U wnni ir? s Divided into 3 Acts __ Id Famous Novel by Lord j f cact Loealo of the story at I thentic Production j mse of $150,000.00. 5,000 Insemble. af Artistic Beauty :ationaI, Inspiring Matinee and Night ta Specie Saturday V I ^ A A I j 1 >u get 1UU votes witn every nve < y'ou buy on Saturday; and at the s BETTER GRADE of China-a any more than the cheap kind. ) to Work : the prizes for the School Lib le county can win one of the f without any cost to the patrol i -li : ^ l any one 01 uie prizes is wux tu v \i HOODS FOR SAME MONE1 5S Variety ? Stoi ise of a Thousand Thing} \ Edisto Soluble For Sale J. T. Mayes & Newberry, S Cash B On and after March 1st, we cash, Owing to the high cost c "Make Dollars have More Cer do this we will have to curtail e sell cheaper for cash than on c to do so, Thanking you for past favon cash business. Yours to serv Player & G i 1 O 1 ci. 1 A & a atar Am Fertilize! cn I T? rUK ^ALL Purcell & Scott, I r I zents same nd it \. \ rary. ' >rizes ns or vork; re : > ' r ! 1 n Liinnn c uuanu .SJ-j asis will sell strictly for )f living we want to its" and in order to xpenses. We can redit and we intend > and soliciting your *' f raham moniated r BY (ewberry, S. C. I