The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-09-08

your shelves You will find that you
will have ready sale for them, and
with the exception OF clarets, cham
payne and Rhine wines, they can be
placed in any position to show to the
best advantage without the least fear
or danger OF spelling.
Trusting that everything will be
satisfactory, we remain yours truly,
Garrett & CO.
Mr.. Mannheim said he could not eN-
plain in these letters except that it
was stated that it would save freight,
the bills for this liquor came from the
state d;spensary, at Columbia. The Ii
ouors were ordered for the dlspen-
sary and so billed. He did not give
Garrett g. Co. an order for wine, be-
cause there was an ample stock on
hand, and he had never gotten liquor
or wine except through Columbia.
Make Town and County Pay Break
age.
He is now enforcing the require
ment as to request books. The dis
pensary has not substituted liquors
for him. His orders were to charge
all breakage to the town and county.
If there was breakage in transit the
railroad paid it, but it was impos-
sible TO find all breakage, at the time
of receiving the liquor. He said ne
had sold two or three cases OF Hos
letters Bitters. He considered few
bottles of blackberry cordial as the
only hard stock on hand.
He shipped empty cases to Mailard,
Richland Distilling company, and
Bluthenal & Bickart. He shipped the
latter cases to x. Y. Jones. He was
paid Is cents by each for each empty
case.
Mr. Mannheim forgot about late
shipments TO Bluthenal & Bickart,
and Mr.. Lyon read him letter, which
together with many others, made
the x. Y. Jones shipments and pay
ments for empty cases plain. The
letter read:
Atlanta, Ga, September 4, 1905
Dear Sir: With reference to our re-
cent letter concerning the return OF
empty boxes, there seems to be mis-
understanding on the part OF some
dispensers, who think we discontinued
buying the boxes because we did not
want them. This is mistake. We
actually want the boxes-we need
them urgently, and we woulo be only
too glad to receive them.
The state board passed a resolu-
ton prohibiting all dealers from buy
inc these boxes, and there We, no
choice left us in the matter.
A member of the state board has
informed us that there is nothing to
prevent dispensers from shipping the
boxes to an out side party in Atlanta,
and nothing to prevent US from buy
ing the boxes from this outside
party.
In future you will therefore please
ship your boxes and wrappers to K
Y. Jones. Atlanta, Ga, sending us
bill and bill Of lading, and we guar
antee that you get Jour pay monthly
In making shipments, it is best to
prepay freight, and mark on bill OF
lading empty boxes returned to
original shipper" so as to take low
est freight rate.
Assuring you that we are only too
glad to help out the situation in this
manner, we are, yours truly,
Bluthenal & Bickart.
He said the check paying for the
empty boxes was a cashiers check
and he did not know it was from Blu
thenthal & Bickart letter was shown
for bill of lading for So empty cases
to x. Y. Jones, which was written
by Bluthenthal & Bickart. Many
other letters were in evidence, lndl-
eating -erait1ances for empty cases.
He could not remember how much he
got altogether, for these empty cases.