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the dice," and Elias said, "If yc caught the dice you will get no quart( for it," and that time Charley Masc ran his hand in his pocket and pullE out a 38 pistol, and Elias said, "Yc are not pulling out your pistol at m are you?" and Elias then,pulled h most out of his pocket, and then thf all got up and started fussing agai: I saw at least four pistols. Chic Furman had one pistol and Elias ha his out and Ernest Cannon. They le then. This was in Newberry county C the 28th day of August, 1910. his Rice x Neel. mark. Tom Hubert, sworn, says: I was tr: ing to get Wash Gary and Gus Wya not to go down where the negro( were gambling. When I left him Chai ley Mason and Ernest Cannon wer with him. Wash said, "I want to kno who made X2aIsn give up that money Then I heard and saw the shootinj Some fellow said, "There he is kille him." Wash made the first snap an from that they both started to shooi Ing. I don't know exactly how man shots were fired, 25 or 30, I think. didn't know who the others wer Ernest Cannon and Charley Maso went on up there with Wash whei the shooting was. his Tom x Herbert. mark. Bob Reeder, sworn, says: I walke up on Wash Gary and he was cussin I asked him what was the matter an he said a crowd of negroes had take 25 cents from him. Wash said, just want to see one of the men tha took that quarter,' and said he woul fix it with him or they would fix : with him, and I said, 'I wouldn't g back any more, it has been settled, and he said he was going. While x were talking I saw his brother, Rol over at a wagon eating. I went ove there and told him Wash and Mac were going to have a fuss, and Ro said, "I am going and stop it," and h and I left to go where they were an Rob had time to get where they wer( I went out in the road. When I got i the road I saw Dudley talking bac to some one, saying he never took n money, and he looked like he wa putting on his coat. About that tim Dudley got in the road and some on said, "kill him," and when that wa said Dudley pulled out his pistol an began shooting. I run fifteen or twer ty steps away from them a,pd the Dudley run and fell and was bleeding I am a member of the Odd Fellow: I don't know whether Dudley is a: Odd Fellow or not. I don't know wh shot Wash Gary. There were a 1c of shots fired. Rob Reeder. Wade Robinson, sworn, says: I vwa at Mt. .Olive near the well. Was: Gary, Charley Mason and Leurna Kinard was talking about some on taking some money from them. Leu mas says, "Wash, that's been settled Mace has got his quarter." Wash says * "No, I will settle it better. All I war to do is to see the damn rascal tha took it." Leumas says, "Well, I at * not going to show him to you." Leu mas tried to get him to come on bac: for there is more days to settle thi than today. So Wash went on up i: the woods. Wash Gary, Charley Ma son and Ernest Cannon went on u in the woods where the shooting too place. Wash asked Dudley if he wa the damn rascal that took Mace money. Dudley said, "No, I haven taken any money," and then Wash be gan shooting. After he, Wash Gar; made two or three shots, there wa another fellow standing .off to th left of Wash and shot at Wash, an then Wash fell. He had some gol in his mouth. He was a kind of brow: skin. This gold tooth man shot tw or three times. There were severa shooting. When Wash shot Dudle fell. When the shooting took plac Elias was walking off. I have recog nized -he man who did the shootir Then Wash Gary fell. I belong to the Odd Fellows. Leu mias Kinard left a pistol with me ani Ernest Kinard Come and got the pis tol- from me. When the shooting too] place Charley Mason and Ernest Can non were there. SW. H. Robinson, Will dannen~ sworn, says: I don know anything aiyout the. 'shootini Some parties were standing up on th left side of Wash Gary. The partie were divided. I saw the gold tg man shooting at Wash, ! didn't se Elias shootin.~w diifdn. mark. Dr. Pope, sworn, says: I couldn tell what size calibre did the killin; T. H. Pope, M. D. T.ee Jeter. sworn, says: I was at 21 Olive church the 2Sth day of Augus 191f'. I was at the well when 11 anto thle shooting. I didn't see Elis with a pistol. hms Lee x Jeter. mark. ~ Anthony Flovd. sworn, says: I w at Mt. Olive church on the 28th day of r August, 1910. Wash Gar.y walked up n and asked, "Which one of you all is d it that took that quarter from Mace ?" U Mace said, "This one right here, Un e,cle," and that time Was hand Elias is made at their pistols together, but Y Wash beat Dudley to his, and Wash's a. snapped and that time Elias shot and k then Wash shot. Then some on the d other side of Wash run around and ft said, "Kill him," and the shooting took place then. This fellow who run n around was a bright-skinned fellow and he shot. Then after the three shots were fired Wash wheeled and fell. I didn't see but three shooting. That was Wash Gary, Elias Dudley and this bright-skinned fellow. The tt most of the shots were on the left side S Wash Gary, but I could not see who they were. The brown-skinned man e was to the left of Wasb. Gary shooting. his - : .i Anthony x Floyd. Rob darY, swon, says: I was at, d Mt. Olive church oh the 28th day of August, 1910. I wag eating and Rob Y Reeder came bY me and said, "Wash and Mace are in a fuss." He and I started on up there and I said, "Where S, n is Wash?" and Rob Reeder said, "He is gone on up the road." I said, "I will go stop him if I can," and Rob Reeder re goes on up the road, and I went up th in the woods and I heard them shoot- d ing down there. When I got there in d the crowd was gone. ' didn't see any ed - pistols at all. I didn c. see any shoot- th d ing. ce n i his I Rob x Gary. .t mark. .( d Wyatt James, sworn, says: I was t at Mt. Olive church on the 28th day of d< 0 August, 1910. I saw Wash Gary go ing across the road and turn around e and pull his pistol out and point it ) toward the man that got shot in the o r neck. Dudley, I think, is his name. e I saw Dudley shoot and some more, bbut I did not know them. I picked at elup Dudley's pistol after he fell. I 1 d saw it fall from Dudley's hand. his Wyatt x James. [k mark. D s History Cleared Up. e The third grade was "having his e tory." Forty youngsters were making s guesses about the life and character dl of the Father of His Country, when the B' - teacher propounded a question that ai stumped them all. -. "Why did Washington cross the - -yDelaware ?" a Why, indeed? Not a child could ge 0 think 'of anything but the answer to t the famous chicken problem: "To get on the other side," and, of course, that wouldn't do. Then little Annie's hand sc s shot into the air. Little Annie crosses la: a the Delaware every summer herself, th s hence the bright idea. ch e "Well, Annie?" N -"Because he wanted to get to A;lan- orJ tic City."-Philadelphia Times. be SMa.ny Newberrians will appreciate di: tlittle Annie's remark. as t in a , The Blush Rose. -"Do you know anything, doctor," k said Mrs. Finnikin, "that will put a s little color into my cheeks? I am so a dreadfully pale." "Well, madam," replied Dr. Blunt, P "perhaps if I tell you that you have a khole in your stocking about the size sof a quarter it may have the desired s effect."--Jacksonville Metropolis. 9 SPEC Saturday BY The Rexal Dr S 1 lb. Assorted Chocolate I I worth 40c, Saturdays Ha~if la. Cake Maract~ Glycerine Soap, wo t Satutr4ays only thte :~ ONLY AT AG es iP r Wood5s Descripave Fall Seed Catalog now ready, gives the fullest information about all Seeds for the Farm and Garden, Grasses and Clovers, Vetches, Alfalfa, Seed Wheat, Oats. Rye, Barley, etc. AlEo tells all about Vegetale & Flower Seeds that can be planted in the fall to advantage and profit, and about Hyaciiths, Tulips and other F!owering Bulbs, Vegetable and Strawberry Plants, Poultry Supplics gnd Fertilizers. Every Farmer and Gardeher shond have this catalog. It .l invaluable in its helpfulness V1 suggestive lteas for a prof3tabip and satisfactory Farm or Tarden. Cata'ogue mailed free on request. Write for it. T. W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. PROCLAMATION. ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. WHEREAS information has been celved at this department that on e 22nd day of August, A. D. 1910, the elling and barn of Mr. J. A. Kibler, the County of Newberry, were burn and there being reason to believe at the burning was an act of in ndiarism, NOW, THEREFORE, I, M. F. Ansel, vernor of the State of South Caro ia, in order that justice may be done d the majesty of the law vindicated, hereby offer a reward of seventy e and 00-100 dollars for the appre nsion and conviction of the person persons who committed said act incendiarism. To the Sheriff of Newberry county, Newberry, S. C. TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at Colum eal) bia, this seventh day of Sep tember, A. D. 1910, and in the 135th year of the independence of the Unite4 States of Amer iea. M. F. Ansel. THE GOVERNOR: R. M. McCown, Secretary of State. ubscribe now for The Herald and the News. NOTICE. otice is hereby given to the sub ribers to the capital stock of Oak d Cotton Mills that a meeting of subscribers will be held in the mber of commerce in the town of vberry, S. C., at 11 o'clock a. in., Saturday, the 10th day of Septem , 1910, for the purpose of electing ctors and for such other business :ay properly come before the meet W. G. Mayes, J. D. Wheeler, C. D. Weeks, J. B. Hunter, F. N. Martin, W. I-1. Hunt, W. A. McSwain, Jno. W. Kibler, Corporators. IA L. g Company 2uyfr9C NSSTOR Weeks._ TIMEandPLACE The Time to ACT is just NOW i The thingto DO is BUY one pound of Barring ton Hall Coffee. WILSON sells it under a posi tive guarantee. Don't be led to believe there is another just as good. 'PACE is at Wilson's. No where else in Newberry can you get the Coffee that's Steel-cut. The Coffee without a regret. If you want what you want when you want it 'Phone 202. W. o. WILSON, Seed Oats - 400 Bushels Pure Bancroft S E E D A A Ti S For Sale Made THIRTY Bushels to the Acre This Year on SANDY UP-LAND E.MN. EVNS 'Dr. J. W. Pearson Pyhsiciaii and Surgeon Over Eastman Drng Store. 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