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? i PERSONAIi
MENTION.
People Visltteg ia This City and at
Other Points.
?Mrs. W. J. Snyder spent Monday
in Charleston.
?Tom Ducker is spending a few
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?C. D. Guess, of Spartanburg, was
a visitor in the city recently.
?Mrs. J. B. Black, Jr., spent Friday
and Saturday in Charleston with
relatives.
?Miss Genevieve Kirch, who has
been spending some time in Charleston,
has returned home.
?Mrs. I. B. Felder and baby left
Sunday for Georgetown to spend
some time with relatives.
?Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Eubanks, of
Taiatha, S. C., were visitors on the
' Carlisle campus last week. '
?Mr. and Mrs. C. J. S. Brooker
returned Monday afternoon from
Florida, where they spent a month.
?W. E. Free, Esq,., spent several
days this and last week in Columbia
in attendance upon the supreme court.
?Mrs. H. M. Wiggins and Miss
Louise Wiggins have returned to the
city after a visit to relatives in Georgia.
?Mrs. B. L. Mitchell and Rev.
J. H. Martin, of Westminster, have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R..
C. Jones during the past few days.
?E. H. Henderson" spent Monday j
in Columbia, where he went to argue
4 the case of Bamberg Banking Co.
? versus H. H. Matthews, et al., before
W the supreme court.
?Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Henderson,
of Aiken, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Henderson Monday evening,
Mr. Henderson addressing the K. of
P. lodge Monday night.
?Representative J. Carl Kearse,
Supervisor Smoak and Sheriff Ray
attended th? meetings of the district
conference on welfare work in Orangeburg
last week. At the Wednesday
session, Mr. Kearse presided, and
Messrs. Smoak and Ray made addresses.
Crap Game Broken By Ventriloquist.
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Seventeen negroes, clothed in over-!
alls, truck hands of the Clyde line, j
who had stopped their toil for an
hour's rest and to partake of their
| lunch which they had devoured rapid'
ly, indicating that they were bent
upon doing something very important
when they were through, stood on
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Concord street just outside of one of.
the docks of the Clyde line.
One of them, the first one to fin-;
ish his lunch, rubbed his hand' across
his mouth, and, reaching up, took off
the hat which adorned the head, pull-!
ing forth a half-smoked cigarette and
a pair of dice, and in a manner which
denoted extreme bliss dropped the
"bones" on the ground. "Hurry up, j
you niggers, if you wants to shoot1
some crap," snapped he, and presently
there were seven or eight of them1
squatted down on the ground and the
bones began rolling. I
One of the passengers of the Clyde
liner Lenape, a ventriloquist, spied
the game and desiring to have some
fun, sauntered over to within twenty
or twenty-five feet of the squatting
forms.
"Now, look here, nigger, don't
t'row me down so hard," said the
ventriloquist, throwing his voice into
the crowd. For a few moments the
men appeared startled, but after looking
around once or twice they resumed
their game of African golf.
"Now, look here nigger, did you
hear me? I said not to t'row me down
so hard," said the ventriloquist again.
Each one of the men glanced at the
others, but not a word was said, and
after a few moments interruption the
game was started again.
"Dawgonit, nigger?didn't you
hear me say not to t row me down so
hard. Don't have me tell you again,"
chortled the ventriloquist.
The featherweight player who had
been rolling the "bones," laid them
on the ground, and turning to the
others in the game exclaimed: "Is you
all hearin' the same thing I is? Dees
dice sho is talkin?"
"I mean what I said, and there is
going to be trouble around here if I
have to tell you again not to throw
me down so hard," said the ventriloquist.
Away edged one of the men, then
another, then the third, until finally
the crowd had dispersed, leaving the
dice on the ground.
The last thing seen was the ventriloquist
who" was standing by laughing
heartily, and at the same time
trying to tell some of the other passengers
how he had broken up the
game, while the men apparently unaware
of the fact that a joke had been
| played upon them, were walking up
the Clyd? dock with their eyes wide
open.?News and Courier.
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In North Dakota women, while al|
lowed to vote, do not have to pay
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OLEMAN, Cashier. DR.
TO CLOSE FOR CHAUTAUQUA. j
We, the undersigned merchants,
do hereby agree to close our stores
each afternoon beginning April 20th
and continuing through April 25th,
from 4:00 to 5:30 p. m., excepting
Saturday afternoon, on which day
we agree to close our stores at 9:00
p. m.:
M. E. Ayer Co.,
| Faulkner Electric Service Co.,
! G. O. Simmons,
Smoak & Moye,
; Bamberg Fruit Co., except Sat. night.,
' Mack's Drug store, Ex. Sat. night,
H. C. Folk Co., except Sat. night.,
| J. G. Dukes,
' Rcntz & Felder, except Sat. night,
. LaVerne Thomas,
| A. Rice,
A. Kirsch,
! A. McB. Speaks,
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W. G. Hoffman Co.,
J. A. Sanders,
Kearse-Padgett Co.,
J. Cooner & Sons,
H. Steedley,
Milton ohapiro,
J. B. Black,
Spann Mercantile Co.,
W. A. Klauber,
W. H. Chandler,
W. D. Rhoad,
E. A. Hooton,
Guess & Utsey,
C. R. Brabham, Jr.,
Sanitary Barber Snop,
Thos. Ducker, except Saturday night.
Folk & McMillan.
J.iD. Co,peland, "Mgr.,
Note: Some of the above merchants
expressed their inability to I
close at 9 p. m. Saturday, but will j
close as soon thereafter as possible.
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