Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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9 i j ?i?s SB * n m n HE m H .j* This propert in the best section : ' Iperous city of Fai be a grand opport to buy an ideal I very easy terms. ; \ J Twin Ai KILLED HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW. j SPEAK A Georgia Farmer Shoots Sister-in-Law j Col. \\ut> and Wife. ! and D. * / I Rebecca, Ga., Nov. 7.?Miles Cribb, | Augusts a farmer residing near here, this! missioner afternoon shot and killed Mrs. J. G. j olina, E. . B. Hancock, his mother-in-law; fatal-! Congressn ly wounded his sister-in-law, Miss j of Georgic Sallie Hancock, and seriously wound-! f. Byrnes ed his wife. I among th< Cribb and his wife are said to have ! Carolina ( > been estranged for some time, and . today. T this afternoon, Mrs. Hancock is alleg- 1 the Natio ed to have endeavored to have papers | in good served on Cribb to get possession of | ways" wa her little grandchild, who is being j derson, of held, as she alleged, by Cribb against j declared t the wishes of Mrs. Cribb, Mrs. Han-j the great cock's daughter. | in the his When an officer went to serve the j the South, ? papers he found Cribb was not at not take 1 home. Cribb on returning home late | unless a 1 this afternoon learned of the plot j js effected and then he started out to find Mrs. j gress, whi Hancock. He found her at her home, j row, is to and with her were Mrs. Cribb and j w ho are se Miss Sallie Hancock. I roads. Some words were exchanged at the j Atlanta doorway and an effort was made to : ing place deny Cribb admittance to the house. | nent orgar He forced his way in, however, and i col. E. J. then shot his mother-in-law dead and j r.ent presi ' wounded the other two women. Cribb immediately went to his j 8,835,91 home, only a short distance away j and surrendered to officials. j Washinj Sheriff J. A. Ring, of Ashburn, also.; cotton gin ' hoard of the shooting and hurried to compiled ] the scene in an automobile. ; rea., cor Three Dead, Another Dying. throughou nt 1 II n P vw * V V?* Raines, Ga., Nov. 10.?Harvey and 8,835.913 Troy King and R. F. Holliday are round as 1 dead and Quinn Smith is fatally '1913 had wounded as the result of a shooting ember 1. affray here late to-day. The shoot- 8,869,222 ing occurred at Hollidav's store and the entire is said to have been the outcome of a ! 1911 to tl dispute between Holliday and King j per cent o regarding some hogs. King worked ; in 1908 tc on a plantation adjoining Hollidav's i or 62.6 pe farm and it is said that yesterday ginned, ar Holliday accused King of hav-1 906.395 b; ing stolen several hogs. Hot words I crop had are reported to have been exchanged j !nclude< and Holliday is alleged to have. 61,820 ro threatened King with a pistol. Hoi-j *"4,539 ba ? - ,*n i on i $ x liday to-day visiiea uoraeie cl IIU 1 , ? ? ? . - ~ , * turned to his store here about 3i 1 09,621 b; o'clock this afternoon. King and the j The nu Smiths visited the store almost im- j bales inch mediately and" the shooting soon fol-j with 28,8i lowed. The coroner and sheriff have in 1911, i been summoned. 55,237 bai ft gii ua y is located 1JIJ l of the prosrfax and will f/\V I7A11 I Ale ,uuiijr jl ui j v/u * iome site on Pec No PENN1 ictioneers, r GOOD ROAD CONGRESS SAYS HE GRAB] ;on, Congressman Byrnes j Agent for Chicago >. Henderson at Augusta. ton Jail Chargi i, Ga., November 6.?Com- i Lexington. Nov of agriculture of South Car- i ner, young whit 1. Watson, J. D. Price, and j home as St. Loui ian Thomas W. Hardwick, j tive of a Chicago ?, and Congressman James | the bars of the Le of South Carolina, are! charged with lar 3 speakers at the Georgia- j arrested Wednes Jood Roads Congress here warrant sworn ou he Congressmen discussed Thomas L. Harms nal Government's interest | Mrs. Corrie Doo roads. "Interstate High- j Dooley, a well s discussed by D. S. Hen- L county farmer, Aiken, S. C. Col. Watson ; Gardner snatche( hat the Panama Canal is her hanus at hei est good roads movement afternoon, when tory of the world, but that j aa enlarged phc its logical beneficiary, can- j was given a preli the fullest advantage of it j Magistrate Harm better system of highways ; the case was sen . The purpose of the Con-j court, bail havin ch will run through tomor-| the sum of $500 back up the efforts of those j stoutly denies h jeking Federal aid for good : Dooley is just as laration. Unless was selected as the meet- should be able to for next year after perma- j have to remain ic lization had been perfected, j until tne January Watson was made perma- ?f General Sessio ident. ? NEGRO'S WOUN] 13 Rales Cotton Ginned. Bystander, Shoto ~~ Ground gton, Nov. 8.?The fourth ning report of the season, Spartanburg, from reports of census bu-, Vance the negro . respondents and agents j shot at the Fair t the cotton belt and issued j died at the Sparta m. today, announced that j nigbt Turner i bales of cotton, counting j $1^000 bond. H< lalf bales, of the growth of j baiI Fridav by M been ginned prior to Nov-j Ganttt to whom To that date last year j certificate of a pi: bales, or 65.8 per cent of; was jn no jmmine: crop, had been ginned, in : Turner did not tat date 9,970,905 or 64.1 : liegro. it is said 1 f the crop had been ginned, boy named Solest > that date 8,191,557 bales; bad been quarre r cent of the crop had been j misse(i Solesbee a id in 1 906 to that date 6,- | the Hver of Vance ales or 53.2 per cent of the , Knrnp distance awa been ginned. I to'do" with "the 1 in the total ginnings were j , und bales, compared with j You want to kn< les last year, 6S,313 bales j Charles Carroll 11,183 bales in 1910 andj ured so prominec lies in 1909. I conference in cc mber of sea island cofton ! we can tell you is ided was 42,769, compared lawyer from Bai 87 bales last year, 56,563 mustache. He i: 10,504 bales in 1910 and to tell good rc les in 1909. j Times. ' ?nr - ur = IIDAY, NOV. 21 sale and world's AT 10:30 A. M. o an o a sale for colored Band. >ple at 2:30 P. M. opportu u 01 Friday, j vember 21. A. M. f BROTHERS , Green; BED HER MONEY. WOMAN BURNS TO DEATH. o House in Lexing- Mrs. W. J. .Whooton Used Kerosene 3 !XL T *rv Cfovf f h/X I?! T>0 BU HIUI iWl LCii*. ouiib HIV 1 ->V. __ fffl t,I . 7.?Charles Gard- ' Sumter, November 10.?Mrs. E. I. J V* e man, giving his I Whooton, a white woman, living fi . is, Mo., representa-j about five miles north of town on m ...*%/ J u u- j Lu i ., . , .^ m enville.Tex; concern, is behind,the old Booth place, was burned to ^ _ at Mine (9) yea xington county jail^ ; death Sunday morning, when she at- 9 WOmanly trc ceny. Gardner was'tempted to light a fire by the use of ? ^eadac day night upon a; kerosene oil. The accident took fil my ^ t before Magistrate j place between 7 and 8 o'clock in the I would die in, of Lexington, by | morning and death followed from A] ^ j deeid ley, wife of Johnjthe shock at 2 o'clock in the after- |? the'woman -know n Lexington noon. ! ? I helped me who alleges that Mrs. Whooton had poured some oil t |wfl treatmen i a $20 bill from on the wood, which failed to catch, Ki me, but it cu home Wednesday and thinking the flame had died out,: I she paid him for! she poured more oil on the wood. t 1 itograph. Gardner | The blaze flared up as she did so, WM iminary hearing by i following the oil into the can, which MW || ^ an yesterday and . exploded, spilling oil and fire all ftlH 1 h|| t up to the higher | over her clothing which immediate- Kfi I g been granted in j ly blazed up, burning every particle vm The young man j of clothing off her and burning the PI ?. y. is guilt, but Mrs. j skin off every part of her body ex-; Ml |f|8 WOI positive in her dec-1 cept the top of her head and the sole: MR ; the young man {of her feet. Her husband tried tojJJ] Cardui hel] secure bond he will save her, but his efforts were un- i IK Of greatest i l the Lexington jail successful, as they came too late.|W Contains ingri term of the Court He was badly burned about the j Rl specifically, ] ns. hands and wrists, but his burns were: \Tk weakened \ not considered serious, although they j IK So, if you i >S PROVE FATAL. were extremely painful. j IM blue, out-of_ Dr. Burgess, who was summoned I k< do youf bou n P?* ** U1* *r as quickly as possible, gave the TQ account of yo Is, Dead. burned woman something to relieve IE worrying ani TT" n . her of her pain, but she was so badly IE bial. It has 1 Nov. 9.?Charles . , _ * ' , / I IE Qf women v tt m burned that there was no hope to; |E| 01 wwncn, whom H. B. Turner , ? , , , : IK Trv Cardui , , save her life. She and her husband Ij irywrauu grounds Thursday, ,. . 3 , If , u ., , , . lived alone. The body was taken j nburg Hospital last ? ? , . W . ... , to Kershaw County this morning for I f ^ MftE s at liberty on a . . .. """ . ... . . interment. e was admitted to I agistrate Robert J. Choice of Evils. j JLJQYljJ was presented the "Can you direct me to the best INSUR AJ tysician that \ance jn ^is town?" asked the at danger of death, stranger who, had set his satchel ^ intend to shoot the upon the station platform. Fire, Tornad' le aimed at a white ..j can>" replied the man who was bility, Cas >ee, with whom he wa^ting for a train going the other strongest Uing. The .bullet waVf "but I hate to do it." liable nd passed through "Why9" , who was standing "Because you will think after iy, and had nothing VOu.ye seen it that r liar "?i ll nn;irrpl seen 11 tnat Jm a nar" Who Patroni; quarrel. Chicago Record-Herald. :r. , , ii i 'Phone 10-L, dw something about ..Father/. M the small b0yJ Simms, who fig- wjiat. is a demagogue?" A dema-1 ? itl\ in that Blease gogue mv son. is a brilliant and con-i lumbia. All that Vjncjng speaker, who wanders away | Why worry? that he is a small an(j gets j^eas which you disa- dimgs^^Iack^s nwell with a big gree9???Washington Star. nherits the ability What it takes >mances.?Florence All kinds of ledgers and blank orders, you will books at Herald Book Store, cheap. Drug Store.?ad1 - :\t < jj : _ ?? r: .. ? C .' -- < 11 i't fail to attend this f I hear Penny Bros., the Jj i nnorina I twin anrtinn. d their Concert Brass I V J Take advantage of this I \~-|J nity and meet us here I 1 November 21, at 10:30 I || Sale conducted by I 1 sboro, IN. L. AT THE PEEP O' DAY J Robinson's Circus Train Will Arrive. jm ? J { Older people are inclined to laugh VOiWfl pal ! at the small boy who arises at 4 a. m. / J.& Cil ri 1 on circus da*' and hies t0 the railroad " I ig| yards to see the show unload. But 1^1! if th^V Anltr lrr^owr 154-4-1-v ^ w , *? ""IJ n-iiOY II, llLllt? OUIiUIC WcGee, Of Stepn- m , has the best of the game. He is able as, writes: ' For p ; to. see many things that are really rs. I suffered with ? j interesting, even thrilling. >uble 1 had ter- W ! Few Pe?PIe realize the wonderful , ' A w 1 system that enables a big organizanes, ana pai s g tlon like R0binson's famous shows to It seemed as if w be moved from one city to another, I suffered so. At Jl set ready and give two performances ed to try Cardui, ? Iin ?ne day, and get out of town witht -c ant? 3 out friction or accident, leaving not ? ' ft, >0 even a tent stake of the endless paranght away. 1 ne <3f tphernalia as a reminder of their t not only helped f&A visit. red me." fjB ft is marvelous to watch the skiilj^B j ful unloading of the enormous wag'ATCF II cms, dens and tableaux without a H ; hitch or moment's delay, to see th9 | 9 raft big, handsome horses take their * yy all ^ 1 places like clockwork, to see the W 1b IBS flfl elephants push wagons in place, lift i ? 1 B 9 1 wA fmmense center poles and perform i llil SJl 1 fm other duties where their measureless E lira 0 j I strength comes into play. a 1 m ! Olrtpr npnnlp mie-hf. fnllnw littlp nans ionic u Johnnie's example with profit. Just |M try it once on the morning of Friday, ps women in time SI November 14th, when Robinson's ^ M\ fajnous shows will arrive by the ieea, because it 21 southern railroad, and give two persdients which act Wl formances in this city at 2.00 and pet gently, on the 8.00 p.m.?adv. . vomanly organs. Si MASTER S SALE. sorts, unable to Cj By virtue of a decretal order issehold work on U sue(* out *he court ?f common ur condition ston M pl6as in the 0386 of Carrie E' Simur condition. Slop W m0B8 against J. D. f ender, tor the d give Cardui a V| county of Bamberg, to me directed, helped thousands SI I, H. C. Folk, Master in and for the -why not you? ml county of Bamberg, will, on Monday pj*. Ay J the first day of December, 1913, the same being salesday in said month, ^?mtmr 4 to front of the court house door in * 1 Bamberg, S. C., between the legal SftSSSSfed^J hours of sale, sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, the following de?" "i scribed real estate: DICKINSON "All that certain tract or parcel of r n w ? /-i tt< *r rr I real estate, situate in the county and I a U ?> n 4. , A , . ? , , , . state aforesaid, containing twentyite Anything five and one-half acres, more or less. bounded North by lands of J. D. o, Accident, Lia- Fender; East by lands of A. F. Cothualty, in the ran; South by lands of F. A. Cothran, and most re- and. West by lands of J. D. Carter/' being the identical tract conveyed to companies. j D Fender by G c Fender July Bu* What I Need the 29th. 1910, and recorded'in the . J. office of the Clerk of Court for Bamanc From Those berg oountVi in Book r> page 526. ie Me. " Terms cash, purchaser to pay for ^ n?ii papers. H. C. FOLK, or at on Mill . Master for Bamberg County. 5RG, S. C. Bamberg, S. C., November 6, 1913. ?_______________________________ ???? Jones Bros, received this week Your nrescriptions another car load of horses and mules with the purest of direct from the largest horse and Drug Store.?adv. mule market in the world. This is . one of the nicest lots of stock they 5 to fill your drug have ever handled, and at prices that 1 find it at Mack's will certainly please the buyer. Call 7. and see them quick.?adv.