Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fro BE 1 Has been a wonderful succe Side for one more week so i 11 Any customer who has atte II Re Calicos All of the Standard Prints that never sells for less than 7 cents per yard, to go on sale at 3c. Dress Shirts Our entire line of 50 and 75 cents dress shirts for men, in the newest patterns, sale price 43c. Children's Dresses Entire line of 75 cents dresses to go on sale at *1 47c. il Torchon Laces Six yards to the piece, regular 15c value, to go on sale at 10c. Boys' Suits One lot of these with the Knickerbocker pants, $3.50 value, to be sold at $2.45 LOOK FOR Iff AT THE SIGN liLlil \ PERSONAL MENTION. } ?Mr. H . j hardt, was People Visiting in This City and ?Mr. \ at Other Points. j Orangeburg | city. ?Mr. Philip Murphy spent Sun-| Audito day in Columbia. j up t0 Colui .. _ A ? . _ ! sister, who ?Mr. G. O. Mather, of Govan, was j in the city Saturday. t tt last Saturd ?Mr. J. H. Kearse, of near Olar, | 0 ^ I uajrs LU i ci was in the city Monday. ?Mr. Merrick Kinard, of Ehr-1 # ^rs; ^ hardt, was in the city Monday. I in the cit' I ter Mrs. W ?Messrs. A. M. Denbow and E. H. j . ' ! sick. Henderson spent Sunday in Aiken. ?Capt. ?Mr. Geo. J. Hiers, of the Ehr- , . . ... friends will hardt section, was m the city Mon- . ... t' is 6ick, but ay* to be out. ?Mr. James McGowan is in the ^rg y city again, after a trip "down bn ... * " " ? , Alme Brow the farm. 1 . , few days in ?Mrs. Dora Hiers, of the Ehr- vjSjt t0 reja hardt section, is visiting friends at Cope this week. *irs" tie daughte ?Messrs. J. L. Smoak and W. P. in cjtv Sandifer, of the Denmark section, q prank were in the city Monday. ) ?Mr. Re ?Mr. LaVerne Thomas left been at a ^ Thursday for Baltimore, to purchase cent]v f0r spring goods for LaVerne Thomas j10me sunda & Co- ] again. ?Mrs. C. F. Gilchrist, of Florence, j. is in the city on a visit to the family Hytrin of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. terdav m0J., Brabbam. illness of 1 ?Mr. Bennie Black and his friend, Bamberg. Mr. Cook, spent the week-end at- Qapt home, from the University of South tion t0_day. Carolina at Columbia. ^ could be ?Miss Louise Wilson, who is attack Tues teaching near Ulmer, spent the week- hi. Hie mi end in the city on a visit to her soon impro^ mother, Mrs. S. R. Wilson. . ?Mr. H. S. Felder, who has been * INVENT with the Southern Bell Telephone Co., in Charlotte, N. C., for some Another Say time, is at home for a while. ?Mr. W. A. Klauber spent Sunday at St. George with his father, who suffered an accident Saturday m^JC\ e, ., . . . gard to wh night. While at work in the store t, * n , ? . , ... of the cotto he fell and fractured one of the ? , . ... , one of the c bones in his arm, just above the , , tt . says that h wrist. However, it is thought he . ' . ^ ,. ... . ~ . ' , in Fairfield will not suffer any permanent bad , . ? . . .. ., \ him that b effects from the accident. ventor of c ?Dr. H. J. Stuckey went to Co- idea was s lumbia Saturday and from there he patented b\ went to Baltimore, where he car- Says that ried Mr. J. H. Murphy for treatment, school teacl Mr. Murphy has been in a hospital native son in Columbia for about a week, but it was thought best to take him to Chaplain Johns Hopkins for treatment. His occasion, many friends hope his condition will boy better improve. Greenwood / [TJRNED The Entire Stock of Winter Got ;ss. We have been crowded is to close out the balance of nded this GREAT VALUE 'member the Sale Ladies' Hose ] Genuine 15 cents value in black and tan to go on sale at 7c. Ladies' Underwear All of our 25 and 35 cents line of ribbed underwear, to be sold at 19c. Ladies' Skirts In stripes, checks and honeycofnbs? values up to $5.00, will be sold at $2.75 Ladies' Vests These heavy ribbed, 2 for 25c values, to go on sale at 7 c. ! !! Ill I . . 4 Men's Overcoats Entire line of these $10.00 values to bej closed out at i $6.45 IBEkS w . C. Copeland, of Ehr-1 FIGHTING TO . in the city Monday. ' | ? Villiam / C. Wolfe, of j Institutes Procee< , spent Tuesday in thej ary as r R. W. D. Rowell went Albany, N. Y., nbia Monday to visit his liam Sulzer to-d is quite ill. proceedings befc Pearle Counts returned Chester, of the Si ay from a visit of ten ^he PurP?se of atives in Florence. ernship, from wh. last October, lennedy, of Kingstree, is An order was j on a visit to her daugh- commanding CoD] . H. Hodges, who is right, appear and show ! mandamus, compe W. S. Bamberg's many I former governor 1 regret to learn that he: occupant of that < trust he will soon be able issued. Mr. Sul2 made a written d larie Montford and Miss; nier for his sala n, of Beaufort, spent a! When Attorney the city this week on aj notified Justice .tives. | would oppose th r. J. Muldow and two lit- j writ tlie court Si rs, of Anderson, arrived : retuse it as a m yesterday to visit Mrs. *ng cou lamberg. ! had Passed 011 the j 5ui26r ivmond Sraoak, who has: An agreement ospital in Charleston re-;tween thg attornf an operation, returned Alexander s Bac, ty. He is about all right; gulzeri tQ facim. ! tion of the questii lammond Bamberg, of | state courts. Th< arrived in the cfty yes-! wjn be asked t ning, on account of the Chester's propose* his father, Capt. W. S. j granting of the ' 1 case will be carri W. S. Bamberg's condi- appeals, where a i (Wednesday) is as good be made. Thus expected. He had a bad able to file his ca day night, and has been Court of the Unil my friends hope he will tie delay, it is beli re. pressed, however, can be obtained OR OF COTTON GIN? ' Court before the Glynn, successor 1 s Honor Belongs to South have expired, on ] Carolinian. The contentions ________ zer were passed o: February 22.?In speak- of impeachment, recent controversy in re- are that the asse o was the true inventor peaching 'him wa n gin, Mr. D. A. Thomas, court of impeach eldest citizens of Gaffney, organized; that s is father (who was born court had no rig county) has often told the acts with whi lincaid was the true in- were committed otton gin. and that the hcetolen from Kincaid and Affidavits sign Whitney. Mr. Thomas Geyer, Democrat; Whitney was a Yankee Progressive, and ler, while Kincaid was a! Republican, all n of South Carolina. sembly in 1913, - ?? ? j petition. Mr. Ge Joe Sparks rose to the j though he attende Wilkes Knight knew the assembly when tt J.1 A 1 ? ? ??1,, T * O C O / !/"> r man tut; rest ui us.? | suiuuuu ??o Index. I vance notice that ids at and Below Cost. Our Gr< with eager buyers since last our left over stock. Read cz GIVING SALE will testify t Positively Closes 15 Ladies' Handkerchiefs y Entire line of 10 cents values in the hemstitch, to go on sale at 4c Brown Domestics The kind that you always pay 8 cents for, 36 in. wide, to go on sale at 5c. Men's Shoes One lot of $3.00 and $3.50 values to be closed out at t $1.95 Suit Cases These $1.50 brass trimmed cases to bej sold at 95c, j . -J Men's Odd Coats One lot of these in all wool fabrics to be sold at . 111)5 pit-ruin i uAl rUDL REGAIN OFFICE. FIXE HORSE j * * /-vi . . c , Ten Valuable Animal; lmgs to Obtain Sal--. . Box Cai Governor. Sumter, February 2 February 23.?Wil- ecj thoroughbred horst ay instituted legal the approaching >re Justice Alden show, were suffocate upreme Court, with shipped here from I regaining the gov- The (jea(i animals w ich he was removed shipment of eighteen ordinary box car. issued by the court The Sumter .,purcl iptroller Sohmer to that a stock car was cause why a writ of when the plans for i Ring him to pay the made, but a well-kno> lis full salary as the railway stock agent th jflice, should not be he practicable to use a :er previously had> way rules prevented PTTI/ind OH Air. Soil? bAmff nnon fn w ? ? u^iii5 uaxi^u vytu) ry. gestion, and the doc General Carmody when the car reached Chester that he +ke eighteen horses e granting of the another had develope aid he intended to were high-priced h atter of law, hold- were vaiued at $1,0 rt of impeachment matched pair for sho s contentions of Mr. included in the loss. then was made be- Killed in Plani >y general and Col. Marion, February 21 on, counsel for Mr. derson, a young white ate the determina- dentally killed at abou ons involved by the morning at the plant e appellate division County Lumber Corpo .0 confirm Justice son was in the act of I order denying the the big planing mac writ, and then the time. No one saw th< ied to the court of an employee, who was similar request will at hand, on looking t< Mr. Sulzer will be chine at which ^ ise in the Supreme usually worked, not ted States with lit- one was near ieved. Doubt is ex- over to the plane if a final decision the unfortunate young frnm the SUDTeme in the machine dead. term of Governor been pulled into the pi to Mr. Sulzer, shall ^ could go and then i December 31, 1914. iy from the body. Thi > raised by Mr. Sul- s0 broken. The coroni n fully by the court ty was immediately ca Chief among them a verdict in accordant mblv action in im- cumstances. Mr. An s illegal: that the native of Conway, S. C. ment was illegally will be shipped to tha ix members of the terment. lit to sit, and that. ?-????? ch he was charged sented. Messrs. Jud< before he took of- swore that they had i pending impeachment ed by Albert T. i and that if they had George W. .Tude, they would have vote Clinton T. Horton. resolution. lenibers of the as-1 This is the first pr< were filed with the i tuted by Mr. Sulzer to yer swore that, al- ty of his removal froi d the session of the other actions have be le impeachment re- residents of New York >ted, he had no ad- former governor has t it was to be pre-J connection with them. AT KLA at PUBLIC SALE Thursday a. m. We have de? irefully the prices quoted. Ev o the WONDERFUL BARG; Saturday, March 7tl Men's Handkerchiefs A nice hemstitched handkerchief for 1. men that sold for 10 cents, sale price s 3c Men's Underwear Entire line of Fleece Lin?d and Balbriggan 50 cents values, to go on sale at n 38c. Crawford Shoes Entire line of these men shoes that previously sold at $3.50 and $4.00, to go at t $1.95 Men's Socks These two for 25 cents dress and work socks to go on sale at t 7c. ???a-s?a????? _ Men's Pants Entire line of $2.50 values to go on sale at ? $1.85 1C SALE Bi S DIE. 5 Suffocated in Cf INew b] 0.?Ten blood- . is, to be shown* Sumter Horse d while being ^exington, Ky. ere part ot a traveling in an I"T]he at laser explains ? Bamt not available * ^ ( shipment were L___J in trainer and i p-oods O ought it would 11 . .-j . box car. Rail- thing U1 thlS the side door the fashion ( llowing a sug>r was closed. I carefully sell Knoxville ten giVen to Sty were dead and ? 47 id pneumonia. You are cor orses, and two , t . 00 each. A store and 1 w purposes is styles whetb ? remember, ng Mill. . . , L.-Robert An- "lent IS m cl man, was acci- makers, and t 7 o'clock this of the Marion ration. Anderfeeding one of hines at that ?^?mam^mtm? ? accident, but working uear Tfr T"? ? ?" Dward the ma- jl J, JCj Ir. Anderson iced that no The hl<$fl it. Going r, he found l.nntr tm A "Frame-up on Gore Ill Uil His arm liad _ laner as far as The trial of the case of Mn torn complete- n*e Bond against Senator Gi e neck was al- $50,000 damages for alleged a jr of the cr.un- ^ assault was concluded in 0 lied and found ma Cit>' on Wednesday with i 5 with the cir- Plete exoneration of Gore 1 dersou was a JurJ'* Mrs. Bond's claim wa , and the body the blind senator attacked her t place for in- the>r were in conference in a in Washington over the appoii of the woman's husband to an 3 and Horton he refusing the appointment. no notice of or four witnesses who clain ; proceedings, I have been watching testified been present i woman's favor. It turned on id against the j they were all disappointed | seekers who blamed Gore for Dceeding insti- defeat. On the trial it ap: test the validi- clearly a frame-up for the p n office. Two of defeating Senator Gore for r .en started by tion to the senate: and th< : City, but the rendered their verdict in favo'r lisclaimed any senator in ten minutes after tli was given to them. UBER'Sl cided to continue the Big ery statement guaranteed, i imc drimp nccrorn UL111U VI I JUl\w. h Apron Ginghams Our entire line of Apron Checks, the ind you always pay 8 cents for, to go on ale at 4c. ' | Dress Ginghams Entire line of Standard Dress Ginghams tie regular 10 and 12 cents grade in all the ewest patterns to go on sale at * 7C. 'ii Outing Flannel An extri heavy grade of Outing Flannel / hat sells for 10 cents per yard, sale price ' ' I k. - S ^ t Men's Hats Entire line of $1.50 and $2.00 values to p . W on sale .at j $1.15 t | Men's Suits I ' / One lot* of these $12.00 suits in all wool ind worsted fabrics, to go on sale at $8.95 I imberg, S. C. ==j : v - ''M pring Goods ; / aCh - I g ' m ;tention of the Ladies of >erg is called to our new complete stock of spring now on display! Everyi store is new?just from centers. Everything was ected, due attention being le and quality, dially invited*to visit our nspect the new spring ler you buy or not. And I our dressmaking departlarge of competent dressall work is guaranteed. tfajM * - 1: X-:?M ? _JL_ & JOHNSON t Price Ladies Store" WAS INJURED AT SCHOOL. 5. Min- kittle Girl of Latta Succumbs to ore for Blood Poisoning. ' ttempt >klaho- Latta, February 22.?An unusuala com- 1>* sad death occurred here Saturday jy the &bout 1 o'clock, when little Gladys, s that the 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and while Mrs. J. A. B. LeGette, passed from hotel her suffering. She is said- to have : 3 _ i. iuA Itment susuuueu ail injury at tue suuuui office, on Friday of last week at the recess Three hour, when the iron ball with which led to the boys "put the shot" accidentally in the j rolled or fell on her foot, bruising it that it. Blood poison set in and finally office- the peritoneum became involved. their She did not appear to be seriously peared injured at first, but later it was urpose found that this was a mistake. She e-elec- suffered* intensely for the past few j 3 jury days. The funeral services were conof the ducted Sunday afternoon, followed le case bv the interment at Magnolia cemetery.