The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-15

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} goods.
My father and mother did not
know about my dealings with Clur.
ence Bundrick. They told mo thcy
were getting real tired of his pres,
once
Cross examined 10y Mr. Johnstonc:
Have had goods, since October.
Gave Bundrick G0c, l0c, GOc, 4Oc for
silk handkerchicfs (handed to wit
ness). Cravats had two like that.
Shirts he brought to house iihenti.
ied) Bought othor shirts awhile
bcforo Christmas. NcgIgoo shirts
were also bought. Table damu.k
worsted goods, mover saw until they
got into court house. Bought blank.
cts and boots from Clarence Bun
drick. Saw Clarence BundriclS scrapo
silver lettering Off top of boots when
he sold thom to me. Ca rio Kiblcr
was the lady. Dovilius Baker was
the gentleman referred to. Waited
outside to see Clarence Bundrck for
one hour and Il half
Clarence Bundrick sold mo these
goods at and below cost, out of ID.
iipps storo. Box was nailed up to
keep any ono from taking them out.
Nailed box up about Christmas. Did
not tell any ono about these things.
Sometimes they are all gone. Lived
in Union. Clcrked for Summer S.
Smith. Did not sell goods ut half
price. Suppose Bundrick had per
mission to sell at cost. Did not bny
them in secret. Bought some in day
tlmo. The goods | bought in road !
carried homo on my shoulder that
night. Some of ihc shoes I bought
from MIR. Bundrick. Ono pair shoes
Qady) [ bought from Jno. G.. Aull
somo ~ or IS months ago to givo to
a co!ored girl, Bought yellow shoes
from Bundr,ck. They arc worth So
Il pair. l paid - for both pairs.
Bought blankets from Clarence Bun.
drick thrco pnirs) in day timc. The
night | carried the girl bought Il
pair harness, pants goods, striped
goods. Bought boots formysclf Mover
saw mackintoahes before they we're
brought here in courthouse. Pants
bought from Bundrick. Bought cap
for myse.f did not woar it as it did not
r become mo. Bay rum bought from
j. F. Miller last summer. Ono set
harness l bought from Bundrick and
the other set | bought from negro.
Expected to buy n now buggy and
was saving harness to wear alto
gether. Could get market for goods
worry easy whom l started TO work.
knives and forks from Bundrick
Don't accuse Bundricll of stealing
them. Did not go to other clerks
because they did not givo mo as
good price. Mr. Johnstono asked
how could witness believe these goods
were not stolen if Bundrick was sell.
ing SO cheap as witness claimed.
Bnndrick told me they were got.
ting after him for selling 50 cheap
MIR. Richard Hipp was
Needed that medicine myself Il
year or two ago.
My father and mother asked mo to
stop going with Bundrick Did not
stop because thought | knew bet
ter.
". J. BALLENTINE
sworn for the dcronse testified. Tx.
amincd by Mr. Hunt:
Saw Willie Riser and Clarence
Bundrlck in Albcrts room with box
shirts. On another occasion saw
: Clarence Bundrici and Willie Riser
with pair blankets. Looked liko
good blankets.
Cross examined by Mr.. Johnstono:
When | saw shirts was about last
October. Married Mr.. Risers oldest
daughter.
ADAM l.. AULL
sworn for dcGcnso examined by Mr..
Hunt:
am u farmer DO some carDon-
} ter work. Last work did for Mr.
lllpp was bnild stairway on outside
: of storo aud cut down window aud
} make door out Of it. Saw window
--~condition good and three or four
glass broken out OF window. 1t was
about IL feet from ground. Saw no
scratch Mr.. ilipp gayo mo stick to
scratch on wall TO Sc" how easy it
would mark. said Col. Hipp did
not think Il ladder had been there and
he said he did not either.
Cross examination by Mr. John
! stone:
Good friend Of Albert Riser and
W. ". Hatton.
W. j. EWART
sworn was examined by Mr. lInnt:
Book-koepcr and general snlcsna0
ut Mr.. Jamicaon'a. Have had pXpp.
rlenco in selling clothing. Cannot
fit pants on man by holding them
up 10 his 81 lc
Defense clO5rd
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