The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-09-19
NOTE AND COMMENT
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The Newberry Herald and News
tells of the arrest in that county of a
"three-year" negro who had gone to
nearby village for MS wife. The
charge against the negro is not stat
ed, but We suppose it was an infrac-
ton of the State marriage license
law which does not grant the nuptial
right to "three-year" persons.-Fort
Mill Times. The Herald and News
reporter was in hurry and only
quoted the sheriff's words that the
man was tnree-year" negro, but it
gave the Times the opportunity to
indulge in little witticism!
Joe Jackson, South Carolihian, and
Ty Cobb, Georgian, were meek and
neek" last week, III the race for batting
honors. Here's hopin' that Jackson's
neck is the stfeechiest.-Forr' Mill
Times, 18th. Ditto to that.
This weather reminds one Of the
time he was reading Swiss Family
Robinson" If this weather continues
get the book and read it. IT will
dispel the blues.
Nothing new in the Parr Shoals
robbery case and the last heard from
Thaw was that he was playing the
piano, with the good news that Joe
Jackson was about to lead Ty Cobb.
Listen: Every Tuesday. there: will be
the Mutual Weekly feature at the Ar
cade, every Thursday, Keystone
comedy, .apd every. week four features,
sometimes more Tqese. are fixtures
in Newberry.. ,nc..,. .n..->,.,,.
Display of fall hats and millinery
at Miss Annie L. Smith & Co.'S next
Monday and Tuesday. This will be a
pleasing announcement to the ladies
and The Herald and News takes much
pleasure in calling attention to the .ad-
vertisement of this popular, firm,
which, though new and young, is
rapidly becoming we'll known through
out the county, Just, as there is a
difference, in making coffee there is
a difference in trimming hats. See
them there there is. a difference.
And the millinery! See for yourself
The way Jerome freezes to the
Thaw case indicates that he is vim
dictiye, rather than merely DESTROYS Us
to ipcarcerate a dangerous man.
Greenville News. Exactly what this
scribe has been saying all the time,
othres to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. .,,. - -, a.. -, 49,.
|, jerome says h is. sick. of Thaw and
we are satisfied Thaw is sick of
nim.-G}reenyille Piedmont, More
people. are ''sicker" Of Jerome than OF
Thaw, although. numbers, are tired OF
the whole business,
There is man named Martin
He'll in Sharon, Pa, who runs a
splendid parlor. But who wants to 60
to He'll for a saucer of ice cream?
Greenville PiedmonS:i = tt eoulah' t
stay cold there long. enough to be
called ice cream:
A reader asks, What is the best
time Of the year for setting straw
berry plants and the kind of land to
use?' The best time for setting straw
berries is. in November, They pre-
fer level, moist land, but will thrive
in any good soil.-Tne Progressive
Farmer.
Julian White, on the eve of his de-
parture Tuesday, for Wofford college
fitting school gave the reporter an in
teresting sheet-a fac slmile OF the
first issue of the Maryland Journal,
now called the Baltimore American.
It bears the date of Friday, August
20, 1878. The original was printed
at the time when effs were esses: for
instance, subscriber was subfcriber,
etc. Apprehenfve looks funny now,
as also custom and other words.
Abbeville is still in the lead. She has
the prettiest postmistress in the hand