The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, April 18, 1912, Page 3, Image 3
! Never before ha;
Bankrupt Sale i<
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f great bargains v
vided you come
? want to take ad
^ Below we menti
I Men's Department
? Men's Clothing, retail price $14.00 and
? $15.00, now reduced to $8.50 and $9.50
Men's Extra Trousers, former price
$4.00, now only $2.85
* / H Men's Extra Trousers, former price
^ $2.75, now only $2.00.
? Men's Extra Trousers, former price
0) $1.50, now only $1.20.
m Men's Extra Coats, former price, $3.50,
@ reduced to $2.35.
* ? Men's Extra Coats, former price $2.75,
@ reduced to $2.00.
f| Men's Suspenders, former price 50c,
& now only 39c.
M Men's Suspenders, former price 25c,
gfc now only 19c.
" gj Men's Belts, former price 50c, now
@ only 39c.
? Men's Belts, former price 25c, now
* IQo
H Bear in mind that thes
@ the money, and if you n
I Next Door to Pos
SOLICITOR GUNTER WILL
PUSH CASE AGAINST E
? ? * rv . 1
Rather Incensed But Very uetermmea.
Not State What Steps Would ]
Taken to Bring Him Back.
Aiken, April 10.?Solicitor B. L. j ed in the case for the
Gunter was very much incensed this read to him. The New
morning when he learned that nearly wanted to know what
all the witnesses for the State who licitor would take to
have been bound over in the Beach back to Aiken, but
case had been corralled by the law- would not state,
yers for the defense, their million- Special agent Baugh
aire employers in some instances afternoon that he was <
> having appeared in person at the newly discovered trail
magistrate's office and stood their ises, he saicl, to develi
bonds, then openly advised these wit- testimony but would no
11 L J? nf i U'JIC
nesses to go aired iu me ui >
Beach's lawyer. He did state positiv<
"I consider that an unfair ad- Pearl Hamptoi
vantage," declared Solicitor Gunter, woman, persisted in h<
who stated that he had shown Beach &*ve any information cc
every consideration in this matter evei*ts of that night
and had been disposed to accept any when both she and Mrs
reasonable sort of a guarantee that attacked by the same r
Beach would return here in 60 days' prosecuted at the J
time in lieu of pressing the matter court as an accessory be
of his extradition from Europe." We ~ .
don't want to cause Beach any un- ease * PPorntc Igi
necessary humiliation. He said to- CoIumbia) April n _
day's developments, however, may to-day appointed a boan
mean a change in tactics. One of commisisoners for Bea,
Bench's lawyers stated to Mr. Gunter ; twQ exceptlo u
to-day that Mr. Beach would be bad;, different frQm those fix
in Aiken when he was wanted for' ,he genera] assemb]
trial, to which Mr. Gunter sigmE- (cent session Th re,
cantly replied: "I am positive of j decide on the , m
that." However, the solicitor, who j pointmentg
was not in a very amiabl* mood over Ip i911 'Senator chr
the matter of the witnesses, did not ommended t0 the
care to state this afternoon just what names fQr appojntme
he is doing toward bringing Beach hoard T)m e0
back nor what his next move will be. ^commendations and a:
"You may rest assured that we ers. At the legislative
mean business," he said, "we mean year Senator Christenser
to have him here." a bill which abolished
Solicitor Gunter also stated to some board and named othe
of Beach's friends that should Beach \ new board was created
return to Aiken and express a will- | appointments made by
ingness to enter a plea of guilt to the ; to-day ignore this lav
charge against him at the June term others,
of court, he would recommend to the Attorney General L]
judge that the plea be accepted in i will institute a case in
which event the judge would assess j court at the session th
a small fine, probably less than $100. j test which board is leg
All the evidence in the case has j ed. The attorney gem
been turned over to the solicitor. j advised the supervisor
Solicitor Gunter was aroused from j county to recognize the
his bed at a late hour last night j ed in the special law an
when a dispatch from a firm of New! he thought the courts \
York lawyers who have been retain- j him.
reat B
A GRAND
5 such a crowd been in our s
ist Saturday. People cam
ye are offering. We have
right away. Our motto is
vantage of these great redi
on a few of the many barg
Men's Ties, former price 50c, now 39c
Men's Handkerchiefs, former price 10c
now onlv 8c
Men's Handkerchiefs, former price 5c
now 4 for 15c
Men's Socks, something good, per par
only 5c
Men's 10c Socks, reduced to 3 pair 25c
Men's 25c Socks, now reduced to 19c
Men's Blue Shirts, regular price 50c
now onlv 39c
Men's Dress Shirts, regular price 50c
now onlv 39c
* i
Nice Linen Collars, three for 25c
A nice selection of Men's and Boys
Hats in all colors and shapes.
Men's and Boys' Hats, regular pric<
$1.50, now only . .$1.0C
Men's and Boys' Hats, regular pric<
$2.50 now only $1.51
Men's and Boys' Hats, regular pric<
$3.00, now only $2.0<
e prices will hold good for 14 c
eed the goods it will be an easy r
if Offirp Ho
WOMAN SENT TO JAIL.
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l|-i a /"^TT j Belle Yoe is Held in Contemp
^LAv/11 Of Court.
Greenwood, April 10.?A most un
j usual event in South Carolina cour
?Would | happenings was the commitment t
r\ jail here this morning of Miss Bell
Yoe by order of Judge Sease for con
tempt of court. She was adjudged i:
contempt of court because she ha
refused to vacate certain lands con
defense was demned by tbe town ?* Greenwood
v . . such condemnation being recently af
York lawyers
steps the so- firmed the supreme court.
bring Beach Judge Sease issued a rule yester
,, .. .. day for Miss Yoe to show cause wh;
the solicitor . ... . . .....
she should not be adjudged in con
* * . *v.- tempt of court. In answer to the rul<
n stated this F
. Miss Yoe appeared in court thi
at work on a .
, . , morning and when questioned by hi
which prom- ^ \
i nonur siaieu uiai sue uau iiul ucei
op additional
+ * . -v,o+ > contemptuous but always very re
X SgJ ilclX 1X
spectful to tne court. Judge Seas*
^ then recited the case to her and th'
sly, however, ^ ,
^ + v> *nrtorri affirmation of the verdict of the cir
i, in? negro
er refusal to cuit court by the State supreme cour
.. . and asked her why she did not obe;
mcerning the
in February the order the court and move of
^ " the condemned lands. Miss Yo<
. Beach were
u. ?tJ11 answered that it was her home, lef
nan, she will '
r ? . by her parents. Judge Sease orderer
une term of ;
fore the fact sheriff to take charge of her am
' commit her to jail for a period of 3(
lores Law. days for contempt of court, but ad
ded that if she decided to obey th<
-Gov. Blease court's order to vacate that sh<
1 of township should be liberated,
lfort county. Miss Yoe readily accompanied th<
le names are deputy sheriff, D. T. Major, to th?
ed by an act Jail, where she now is. Coning intc
ly at its re- court she brought with her a larg(
me court will bouquet of flowers. She laid thest
of the ap- down on the outside before going in
but when she came out she pickec
istensen rec- them up and carried them on to jail
;rnor certain with her. On the way over she askec
nt on this what would be the outcome at the
ignored the end of 30 days. Whether this is at
ppointed olh- indication that she means to remair
session this i the 30 days is not known.
1 got through ; To insist upon occupying the premthe
governor ! ises on her release would doubtless
irs. Thus a j mean constant arrest and imprisonby
law. The \ ment, since the court has adjudged
the governor ! her in contempt. The land in quesf
and name : tion is about 70 acres and adjoins the
| present tract owned by the town of
nn savi hp Greenwood and used by the water
the supreme ' and light plant. The land was conns
month to demned under statutory proceedings
ally appoint- to protect the watershed of the water
eral recently j supply of the town.
of Beaufort j
board nam- j The Ford is the simplest and most
^ ctotorf thuf reliable car on the market. Write
a stated mat, the Ford SaIeg Co Bamberg, S. C.
vould uphold | for catalogue and prices. Stock of
j cars on hand.
) SUCCESS^
l-nrp as rhprp was at tlif* onenin
e from far and near to take ac
lots more, a plenty to supply y
, "First come, first served," so i
ictions allow us to advise you t<
ains we are offering:
). Men's Ties, former price 25c, now 19c.
!, Boys' Wash Suits, ages from 3 to 8,
now only 49c.
5, Men's Light Underwear, per garment
onlv 23c.
4/
r Men's and Boys' Caps, each only . 20c.
Men's $1.00 Overalls now 75c
Boys' Knee Pants from 25c to $ 1.00
Ladies Department
Ladies' Black Silk Shirt Waists, for
merly $2.00, now only $1.50
Ladies' Black Silk Shirt Waists, for).
rnerly $2.75, now only $2.00
' A beautiful line of Embroidered White
Lawn Shirt Waists, formerly 75c,
e now only 49c.
I. Ladies' $1.25 White <Lawn Waists,
e beautiful patterns, now .. .. 95c.
3 A beautiful line of Ladies' Black, Blue,
e and Brown Skirts, latest styles, dif3
ferent designs, AT COST.
lays only, commencing last Saturday,
natter for us to trade. Come and see
flman Building
KINSEYS IN COLLETON JAIL. RANDALL Si
t Two Brothers Charged With Mis- Texas Congressm
treatment of Sister. That Offend
t- Walterboro, April 13.?Frank Washington, I
t Kinsey and William Kinsey, of the Representative R
0 Sniders section, are in jail here, hav- peated in the hoi
e ing been committed by Magistrate R. er charges that
l- G. W. Bryan. Frank Kinsey is terests were in
q charged with having committed an legislators, both !
d assault on his sister, Miss Carolina Mr. Randall's f
V. Kinsey, with intent to kill. Wil- same effect a wee
I, liam Kinsey is charged with having by the ears and ]
- taken a horse from the same Miss debate. In spea
Kinsey, his sister also. This trouble advocating his bi
- is the culmination of a series of un- bers of congress
y pleasant happenings in the com- from corporatio
- munity and the good people have commerce.
e been aroused by it. Representative
s bama, had critici
5 Baby Starts Theatre Blot. day Mr Randa?
1 New York, April 11.-A young ton and declare<
man and a girl entered the New Star 'be decorum of t
e Theatre at One Hundred and Sev- been gullty of
e ior "
enth street and Lexington avenue
yesterday afternooa and found seats Aiken Artil
^ far in front, she on one side of the
[ aisle, he on the other. Seated next Columbia, Apri
1 the girl was a man with a small baby issued from the
a
in his arms. He said: general this mor:
"I expected to put this baby in i the military com
that seat. Why did you take it?" First company oi
The girl did not reply. The man serves,
placed the child in her lap, saying: The order state
"See that you take good care of had been compla
" the baby, now that you have its specting officers f
seat." and that on the
The girl shoved the baby back on tion this month '
a
" the man, only to have it thrust on to appear, thereb;
her a second time. She and the man It was stated a
} were passing the baby back and forth eral's office that
*
when the man pinched her arm and been giving troub]
' said roughly:
' "Next time I'll do worse than Mills Sold bj
1 that." ?
[ The gifl screamed and her escort Greensboro, X.
came. He struck the man in the eye j decree *
* with his fist. Ushers came?many courts
1 of them?but before they arrived ^ho,(ie CC
the fight was general. Everybody WOOien mms ant
was standing and women were house company, a
. screaming. In the meantime the were soId at Pub]
' man with the girl was giving a good ternoon for $432,i
, account of himself with" his fists. Ameri"can mills ai
_ The man with the baby disappeared sold court deci
with the yelling infant. 000- All were bi<
; The girl who refused to hold the company of
; baby was Miss Sarah Rosenschultz subsidiary compar
of No. 300 East One Hundred and FieId company of
, Harry Gidelson of No. 183 East One creditor and large
' Hundredth street. Both were allow- bankrupts. The i
ed to go on their promise to appear j thorized that th
against Jensen, who was charged j companv would (
with assault. I of the five mills \
In da v. and that li
Cloth bound novels, $1.50 editions, were contemplate
' only 25 cents at The Herald Book total investment
Store. All late editions. $2,000,000.
g of our Grand @
[vantage of the ?
our wants, pro- ||
:herefore if you @
3 come at once. ?
Children's Dresses, all colors, formerly @
$1.25, now 95c. &
Ladies' Black Petticoats with Embroid- ?
ered Double Ruffles, regular price ?
$1.75, and $2.00, reduced to .. $1.25 ?
Black Petticoats, Embroidered Single x
Ruffles, price $1.00 and $1.25, now W
only 75c. ^
T _ X-s. 1 V '
-L/acues JDiacii .reiucuais, regular price
50c, now only 40c. gb
Ladies' White Petticoats, regular $1.50 ?
value for $1.15 ?
Ladies' White Petticoats, regular $1.25 ?
value for 95c. ?
A beautiful line of Children's White ?
Lawn Dresses, Embroidered and ?
Lace Trimmed, regular price $1.50, ?
now only $1.20 ?
Children's 75c White Dresses now...49c ^
A swell line fine Embroidery.
A big line of Shoes, all sizes. ?
A big line Parasols and Suit Cases. ?
?
April . 13th. We need @
: what we really have. ?
?
Bamberg, S. C. j 'J
se
;k ago set the house N'-Iji i\Ji...s*~ ^ ,^t
precipitated a bitter r\&K ..,j. \ ;%v ...
king to-day he was . /pS'vXv ~ lfc
11 to prohibit mem- THERE'S SOME CLASS
from accepting fees tQ ^ ^ buggy? phaeton or
ns in Interstate carrjage bought here. Style, grace,
and strength are apparent in every
Clayton, of Ala- Qne yOQ are Qf purchassed
the bill and to- -ng a carrjage yOU <j0n't do yourself
criticised Mr. Cla>- or ug jristiCe unless you come and
1 he had violated gee wjia^ we bave to offer.
;he house" and had
'undignified behav- HORSES AND MULES.
G. FRANK BAMBERG,
Z' Disbands. Bamberg, S. C. |
~-An order was PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
office of adiutant I HI I HI
ning mustering out H HI I I HI
pany at Aiken, the I III IV I 111
: coast artillery re- 11 1 H
>s that the company AND BOILERS
ined of by the in- gaw, Lath and Shingle Mills, Injecor
about two years tors, Pumps and Fittings, Wood
day for the inspec- Saws, Splitters, Shafts, Pulleys,
L, , Belting, Gasoline Engines
the company failed
jr violating orders, large STOCK LOIVIBARD
t the adjutant gen- _ ,
, , Foundry, Machine, Boiler Works,
the company had Snpp?7store.
le for several years. AUGUSTA. GA.
7 Court Order. ??????
J. F. Carter B. D. Carter
C., April 10.?By
ederal bankruptcy CAKrTHjR & CAETER
properties of the Attorneys-at-Law
itton mills, Spra> Bamberg, S. C. i
I American Waren
nf qnrav \' C Special attention given to set
1/.' i' tlement of estates and investilic
auction this af- gation of land titles.
500. The German- _
id Lilly mills, also Delays
Are Dangerous
Monticello. Ind., a
iy of the Marshall j represent the Mutual Life InChicago,
principal surance Co., of New York, one of the
bondholder of the strongest old line companies in ex*
istence. Let me show you our many
statement s au- attractjve policy contracts. I also
e Marshall Field represent the Standard Live Stock
:ontinue operation Insurance Co., of Indianapolis. This
vithout the loss of is a strong company. Insure your
horses and cattle.
irge improvements
d, representing a A v ur i lti r?n
of approximately j W YV AIVLLIV
Ehrhardt, S. C.