The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-03-08
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
-Four weeks from next Friday and
then will come the big Baraca-Phila-
thea convention.
A colored drunk and disorderly ad-
ded five dollars Monday to CLERK
Scurryis city fund.
Master H. Fl. Rikard had one sale
Monday, 200 acres, "Glymphville
River Place. on Broad river, bought
by Mr.. L. NJ. Blair.
Sheriff Buford hrs arrested Joh':
Burton and Harry Toland for tres
passing and carrying concealed wea-
ools.
There was but ane sale by the
sheriff Monday. The 1900 acres OF
iand-life estate Of Mrs. NJ. L. Wer'
ber-bid in by DR.. Gustavus E. Wer-
ber
A colored man and woman were MP
in mayors court Monday morning
for scrapping, but there being a lack
Of convincing evidence against them
the case was accordingly dismissed.
What do the ladiese who are Pc
titioning to vote in church think of
the thirty-fourth and thirty-ffth
verses of the fourteenth chapter If
first Corinthians? The question Is
asked simply for information.
S. G. Carter, who is with the Cam
bridge Mercantile Co., of near Nine
ty-Six has been at home sick for
the last ten days but is improving
now and hopes to be able to go back
to his work in few days.
Oscar Ruff, colored, who was last
week sentenced by Mayor Blease to
pay a fine Of $50 or to serve 30 days
on the chain gang, for transporting
liquor in the night time, has appeal
ed his case and it out on two hun
dred dollar bond.
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now.
Last Friday was "airing day.
with the ladies. 1t was about the
first pretty and suitable day for
a general business along that line
and the ladies were all ''airins
things Any day is airing day fot
man; he has nothing to air but his
opinions, and some o fthem are very
stale.
The Herald and News subscribers
whose time doesn't expire until af-
ter the limit Of the great bargain
sale now running In this paper may
take advantage Of the offer and get
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names and dollar bills promptly be-
fore the sale closes.
The Crotwell Hotel has changed
hands. Mrs. J. C. Adams will now
manage it, Mr.. W. R. Smith having
given up the business and returned
to Chappells. Mrs. Adams is ex-
perienced in the art Of running ho-
tells and will no doubt "keep house,
successfully at the Crotwen, as she
has ably conducted the Central
House.
For disturbing religious worship
at St. Matthews a colored citizen was
very promptly and rightfully seq
fenced by Mayor Blease on MONDAY
morning to pay a fine Of twenty-five
dollars or to serve the regular ternu
Of thirty days OH the chain gang. Hc
hadn't paid up to the time of getting
ready for press.
Mayor Blease found before him on
Monday morning a case against ne
gro woman for stealing from [. L.
Blaustein. In view Of the fact that
Sereval white citizens testified il
her behalf Mr.. Blaustein was sorry
for the woman but he just wanted tc
let them know that they couldn" run
off with his goods on account Of the
crowded condition Of his store with
customers. She put up a plea o1
guilty and was fined five dollars
which she paid.
Miss Julia Alternately and MIR
Charles C. Cooper we're married II