The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-25

In the recorders court Ed Williams
lAhibired family jar which cost him
-. Ed had slapped his wife in sudden
. teat and passion and she brought him
.nto court for the cooling process.
] Ned Spearman, a respectable cid
negro, died Sunday in No. township,
on J. c. Hipps place Ned was an old
ante-beilum darkey. being about IS
years OF age
In mentioning the deputies Of Sheriff
f.. BIease in the last issue We had no in
tention Of emitting the name Of Mr.
d. J. Taylor, one of the most faithful
and competent officials of the county.
Read the opera house program on
this page There's a good show for
every cay. All are selected and clean
pictures. No others go at the opera
nouse.
During this special sale of The Her
aid and News il you want the Pro-
gress:ye Farmer and the Housewife
just add sixty cents to the dollar and
YOU can get all three.
The Arcade will open at 800 p M.
rOn Mondays and Fridays instead Of
$3.50 p. m., so as to give everyone a
/ chance to see the famous Paramount
pictures. Go early, so as to get a good
seat.
In the committee Of teachers to ar
range for Field day in Richland county
there were two teachers from New
berry, who now work in Richland, On
the Field day committee-Miss Sadie
Goggans and Miss Mamie Crooks.
The Newberry bar at meeting on
Saturday asked the legislature to
give US a longer term of the civil court
in Newberry. The Parr Shoals cases
are soon to be tried and it is thought
it will take extra court to do it.
Auditor ]. B. Halfacre will be at the
store of Mr.. j. l.. Crooks in No. II
township on monday, January 80, for
the purpose Of taking returns This
is added to the list Of appointments
heretofore published
Just think of good newspaper like
The Herald and News a whole year
for one dollar 1t is cheaper than be-
ing on the free list or the compliment
tary list What we want mainly is for
those fellows who are in the 1915
class to come along and get promoted.
Some kind friends have given us
some of the missing copies of The
Herald and News that we needed to
complete our files. We still need three
copies of the issue of October II, 1915,
and one of October Is, 1915. Please
see il you have one of these copies
and send them to u.s. We will appre-
ciate it more tnan We can say.
While in Newberry attending meet
ing of the Masons on Friday evening
Mr. Geo. T. Bryan of Greenville re-
ceived telegram announcing the
death of his wife's father, DR.. VIM. R.
Eve of Beaufort. That same afternoon
only few hours before, brother of
Dr.. Eve, Judge VIM. F. Eve of Au-
gusta, died. Mr.. Bryan left on the
early train Saturday morning.
Judge C. C. Schumpert was called up
at his residence Friday morning at
l o'clock by a young couple that
wanted to be made one. The judge al
ways accommodating complied with
heir request and tied the knot The
contracting parties were Mr.. T. P. But
ISl eIO MISS Sdl dDS1 oIoSH, 'UOIu vi
the city.
A shooting scrape took place in the
county last Friday night near Bush
River church, On Mr.. Sam Cleland's |
place Bib Gary had some words with
a woman named Louise Glasgow and
Bib pulled his pistol and shot the wo-
man in the cnest, seriously and prob
ably mortally wounding her. Deputy
Dorroh went to the scene of the trou-
Die and brought to Jail the negro who
did the shooting.
1t was reported On the street the
other day that city council had passed
an ordinance to require all dogs that
came on the street to be fastened to
the owner by chain, and any dog
found on the street not so chained,
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