The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 19, 1916, Page FOUR, Image 4
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2*tered at the Postoffice at New- !
^asry, S. C., as 2nd class matter.
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
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Tuesday, September 19,1916.
/We publish Senator Tillman's ad*
dress to the neonle. If he is really
Eonest and sincere in wanting to get
the people together and for them to
forget factional lines, he has a mighty
poor way of bringing that about, if
address is meant for that purpose, j
You can scarcely get people to comej
together by calling them ugly names
aad telling them you and those wttio
agree with you are right and all the
otter fellows are wrong, and that
.tbeir leaders and those they ha?e
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srusrea ana suppurteu are muiuugui;
bad and deserve and have his "scorn
and contempt."
Factionalism had its birth and beginning
in South Carolina with Tillaian,
and it was much more bittar
than it is now. v Senator Tillman i
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KIKJW5 It ctiiu. we Allow 11. x ii*; lav
tipns are much more evenly divided as
to numbers now than they were then.
For such a small majority to keep on
talking about getting together, and at
the' same time insinuating that the
small majority is the law and order
crowd^ and the other fellows are lawless
and everything that is bad, is not
a very good way to get peace and
harmony in the ranks. We have always
been conservative, and we have
always been willing to concede some
right of opinion to the fellow who did
not happen to agree with us, and wften
we have been defeated we have accepted
the result without murmur or
complaint. We do resent the insinua
tion that all the virtue and tall the
patriotism and all the law abiding
elements tare on the other side. And
we will never get the people together
by claiming that the only salvation
of the State was the election of Manning
and that "the tin-horn gamblers,
all the blind tigers, all the red lig&t
iiabitues, all tne criminals ana near
criminals," were against him, intimating
that only those with "stainless",
records were with him. That is too
severe an arraignment of those near j
70,000 white folk who did not vote for J
frim and it puts about half the peo-;
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pie of the State in that class. iMr. j
Tillman forgets in his old age fcowj
ibitter he was. iAmd that old bitterness
still lingers in his system.
We wiant to see the people get toether,
but in order to do so there;
must be mutual concession. The
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Manning people in this county drew
the lines much more closely than the
other side. Even on down to the
smallest office. Such a policy will not
help to bring about the brave days
of old?
"When the rich man loved the poor
Tnfin
And the p/or man loved the great;
When none was for a faction
And all were for the Sitate."
This is the ideal to which we must
all strive.
An editor approached St. Peter at
the Golden Gate and handing him a
long list of delinquent subscribers
said: "Look this list over carefullyand
see if any of these fellows have!
sneaked through the pearly gates."
"No," said St. Peter, "there are none
of them inside, but a fellow slipped
through here the other day who took l
lie paper a year without paying for,
X and had the postmastef mark jt;
refused/ but we are after him, and ;
when caught he will be consigned to
the place where he properly belongs, j
He is meaner even than the delin'
auent subscriber, and Heaven is not
liis home."?Gaifney Ledger.
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The Herald and News has a pretty:
good list of dilinquents right now,!
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but after the first of October we are|
not going to have it. We do not want
to be a party to the downfall of anyi
.rvf rmr frioriflc and talrp anv hand in
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having them turned away from the
pearly gates, and so after the first of
October all wr. :e in arrears -will be1
ta&en off. Ana to induce those whoj
are in arrears to come along right J
now and pay up we are offering to1
give one year for only one dollar. To
be fair to all, those who are in ad-;
vance as well as those who are in
arrears, we will permit every one or'
our two thousand and more to pay
! one vear for one dollar but the pay|
ment must be made by October 1. I
j One tiling that should be done it
this county is the erection of sign
posts throughout the county. Therej
is no need of them for those of us
who are familiar with the county, but J
there are lots of our own people who j
| are not acquainted with the roads of
I the county, while all tourists are anj
noyed by the lack of proper guide
! posts.?Gaffney Ledger.
There is some sort of State law
which requires the county to put up
the signs that you are talking about,
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and we would be glad to see the law
enforced. If we could ever get
through with the everlasting liquor
question law then we might have
some time to look after other laws.
It is a good thing to have the roads
posted. We have frequently felt the
need of such posting.
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How about using the split log drag
on some of the roads after the next!
rain. It would help them wonderfully
and it would cost very little.
"We ask all our subscribers to ex!
amine the date on the label of their
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. gret to take off any name that had
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paid and the improper credit had been
! given. i\Yte are always ready and anxious
to correct anv mistakes, and we
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j make them, though not intentionally.
j Business should be good in Newberry
this fall. It takes the use of
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^ the newspaper by the merchant to get
trade. A word to the wise is sufficient.
The- Henald and iNews is now and
always has been ready to help* any
worthy cause. We stand for a better;
(town and a better'county. And a bet-j
jter State.
NOW FOE BUSINESS.
During the past year, as we have
frequently remarked^ we have been;
carrying some several hundred sub-j
scribers on the credit basis. We can- J
: not do sp any longer. News print1
pcper Lias advanced in price in the'
past three months more than 100 per
cent. We want to treat every one
right and all the same. And we make
this proposition, with no purpose to
give a premium on getting in arrears,
but with the hope of collecting some
part of what is due.
Until the first day of October we
will receipt each subscriber for one
yaar upon the payment of one dollar,
and then he must pay in advance. If
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VOU are <1 yCdr 111 JL CAi ?vu JLixaj
that and one year in advance for two
' dollars and fifty cents. This will hold
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good only until October 1. After that
date every name on our list that is in
arrears will be taken off, without regard
to any consideration or respect
of person. (We cannot run the paper
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without we get pay for it, and we can
at least save the cost of white paper.
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This is final. i
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The price of cotton is good and there !
is no excuse for not paying for your
paper if you want it. This means
you, if you are in arrears. It is only ;
fifteen days off, but we can write a
good many receipts in that time.
Don't put it off. Do it today and you j
save fifty cents on one year if you j
desire We will grant this r^te to J
every one on our list for this time, to
be fair to all giving one year to each !
for one dollar^ even if your time is
not out. After the first of October we
will not have anything to say about'
delinquent subscribers, because we
are not going to have any. A number i
1-IOTQ ool.-o.fi iic tn Int tlio npripr on and
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they would pay this fall. We have
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granted their request. This is' written
in all kindness and good vill, but
it takes money to buy paper. The
date on the label after your name
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will show to date you have paid. If
there are errors they will be gladly i
corrected. Some one will be in the
office all the time to write you a re-,
ceipt. We must liave the money by;
the first of October, if you want The
Herald tand News after that date, if
you are in arrears. Everybody will
be treated just alike and we can't afford
to send a collector. iWie are giving
you the cost of such a collection.
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.Misses -Nellie and Harriette Adams
delightfully entertained at a dinner
nartv liVbdnesdav evenine in honor of
their guest Miss Xovie Murdaugh of
Charleston. Those present were,
Misses Irene Duncan, Nell Finlay,
Emmie Duncan, Margaret Xeel, Colie
Blease -Mrs. C. G. Blease: Messrs.
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Ellisor Adi.ims, Guy Rice, Coleman
Gary and Paul Adams, Cannon G. I
Blease, Roy Epting. j
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Mrs. Tom Johnstone was the charm-;
ing hostess on Tuesday afternoon to!
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tuc tlUi ?.UL U1UU. wuw
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members were present and after the
business meeting the hostess served
iced tea and sandwiches.
On Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock Mrs. Frank Sligh was hostess
to the Young (Matron's Rook club, at.
hAr home in Calhoun street. After
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the games delightful iced tea and
sandwiches were served. j
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One of the most enjoyable affairs of
the week was the dance with which
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Yonce, and the
young men of the city complimented
the ladies. Thd spacious dining
room of the Savoy Hotel was :hrown
open for the occasion, and the music
I throughout the evening was furnished
by Crcmstock's Orchestra of Columbia.
Delicious punch and sandwiches
! were served. The out of town guests
| were, Misses Marie Schumpert, Caro
! Wyche of Prosperity, Lucy Wallace of
of Beirast, Murdock of Charleston,
j Messrs. Bennet, Flemming, Martin,
| Simmons, Richey of Laurens^ King of
I Clinton. Duckett of Greenwood, R. K.
WISe OI XTL>&pci iLy.
i The other guests included: Misses
1 Maude Epting, Kate Summer, Margaret
Burton, Pauline Gilder, May Reid,
Saydie Fant, Trent Keitt, Wary
; Frances Poole, Margaret Mclntosft,1
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[ Selma Crotwell, Wocdie Bowman;
j Messrs. Xick Holmes, Ned Purcell, Dave
Caldwell, Metts Fant, Dr. j
Stokes, Earle Hipp, John Peterson,1
[ Walter lTvV(al!ace, Jim and Sam Crot-;
well, Owen Holmes, A. C. Matthews,!
Ollie and Chalmers Brown, Benedict
Mayer, Elmore Suber.
Chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Robert'
Holmes, Mrs. Sam Crotwell, Mrs. E.;
AI. Lane, and IMirs. James Mcintosh,]1
iMir. Pat Scott, Mr. H. H. Evans.
Opera House |
Tuesday Sept. 19 |
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RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts
Real Estate Owned
Stocks and Bonds Owned
Furniture and Fixtuies
Cash on Hand and in Eanks...
Deposits Se
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R L. PARR, M
President
W. G. HOUSEAL,
- Vice-President
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CARD FROM C. 31. WILSON.
I take this method of expressing my
deep gratitude for your confidence in
me by electing me to one of your most
important offices last Tuesday. My
one purpose shall fce, with your co
operation, to strive to do my duty, and
ever be mindful of the interest of the
schools of our county.
My duties as superintendent of the
Jonesville schools do not alk>w me to j
thank you personally, but r am sure I
that my experience in this work will
much better fit me for your service
after July 1st, 1917.
Very respectfully yours,
C. M. Wilson.
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CARD OF THANKS,
I thank my friends for again placing
me in nomination for the office of
Master for Newberry county. My
reelection for the fifth time is abund-^
ant cause for rejoicing on my part,
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because of the opposition which worked
hard, although unsuccessfully, for
my defeat; but your success in my
behalf only rekindles the spirit of
gratitude in my breast for those of my
friends and sup-porters who have always
been loyal and true. In continuing
the work of the office I shall,
as ever, discharge my duties impartially
and to the "best of my abirtv, with
an aim for the good of the whole
county as well as for those entrusting!
their affairs in my hands. In thank
Lng my friends I "hold no malice j
against those who did not see fit to j
give me their support. J
H. H. Rikard.
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Att&cked Bv Xeirro.
(Atlanta Georgian.)
Dr. I. Vj. Crimm. un optician^ was j
attacked Saturday afternoon at 1:30 '
3'clock at his office, No. 10 East Hun- j
ter street, by a mulatto negro dray- j
men, who charged Dr. Crimm with;
sending a detective to his house to I
irrest him. He was beaten mbout the
head and face with braoS knucks, j
md was U.ken to his home at No. 61 j
East Eleventh street by friends.
The negro said: "Are you the man,1
who sent a detective to my house?" j
rhe optician denied it, and the negro j
pounced on him, and then esoaiped
lown the street.
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Mr. L. G. McCullough, who returnid
from Pickens in an ill condition, is
low getting along all ifght.
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the State Bank
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i the Condition <
xchange
lewberry, South Car
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$282,486.12 Capital Stock ...
. .. .. 1,065 93 Surplus and Und
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5,500.00 Deposits
... 800.00 Dividends Unpaii
4,000.00 Bills Payable ...
55,698.25 Re-Discounts...
$349.55?-30
pt. 12, 1916 $
pt. 12,1915 $
Net Gain
if>m 9prvlr#? i? S
VVft K/V/A V AW JIV
nt either Checking or rSa
d willing to take care of
l l spearman;
Cashier
GEO. B. CROMER,
Attorney
:
Two other colored men were before
Recorder Earhardt Saturday on the
ever present -whiskey question, it was
a case of two-in-one. Abner Kennedy
had ordered whiskey twice in the
name of Adam Bpps, and Adam was
up for transporting the wThiskey lAflbner
had ordered in his. Adam's, name.
Abner was sentenced to pay the fine
of $200 or serve 60 days, for the double
charge, while Adam pleading guilty,
was sentenced to $25 or 30 days. The
. Watches That
to be Set
-You should think o
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Ipect your watcn to Keep
you expect it to last whei
One good watch will last
great pleasure to the o
mistake of buying a chea;
m watches never has been q
| selected as the assortner
you today. And we
of Ladies' Bracelet W
as well as the large men's
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Jewelers am
Newberry, - !
Examiner
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LIABILITIES: f 1
$50,000.00
iviH<?d Profit*; in r\~r .fl
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212,648.52
i 330.50
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.7,500.00 M
$349o5?-3o
212,648.52 I
180,053.49 I
$32,595.03 I
teady Growth 1
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iving. we are pre- fl
: our customers. fl
W. B. WALLACE, 1
Asst. Cashier 1
W. T. BROWN, I
Bookkeeper '
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, former is serving time; the latter
I DftW nflfif'AT* ~CU"ViitolrCT- -viaa 4
C ~ VV "AWUVi n WilC ailCOi* H'l
er of the orderer, while Officer Coni/el- I
ley and the same arrested the tran3!
porter. - S
On last Friday P. F. Baxter and Son
made some durable improvements on
the square of Geo. A. Boozer at fl
Smyrna, cemetery, anc) on Saturday V
they put up a lasting monument to
Mrs. John Q. Metts at Little Mountain, fl
do Not Have I
Every Day 1
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f the time that you ex- t
and the length of time J
a you buy, not the price.
a life time and be a
wner. Don't make the I
p watch. Our stock of 1
uite so large and well
it we are able to show 1
have a complete stock
atches that keep time
; size. 1
MS & CO.
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