The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 17, 1906, Image 1
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JACOB 1'IIINIZ Y, President CI1ARLG
WILLIAM A. LATIMBR, Vice Brest. RUI-US I
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AUGUSTA, GEORG
CAPITAL and UNDIVIDED PROF
Particular attention to the con
by mail.
We solicit your business and invi1
va&imtsmBKK
1 Accounts may b<
lb
p in the name of hi
i and wife
*?\Vllli the provision that in the An arrant
2\*e . . . ? . . of irreat cor
vfi^cvent of the death of inther, the ..
,lhe parties
Jyj&survivor may withdraw the funds, j will.
Xfe TI1U FUNDS CAN HI: WITHDRAWN BY TIIE
OUI' DELAY AND WITHOUT LUti
p r 11 k e rr i/.eisrs
O K I', AT MS li I
|jj BATESBURG, - - - SOUTI
Solicits your business and p<
It Interest.
jf? OR. W. M. TinnilRMAN, Pres't. U. X. Ci
A. C. JONliS, Cashier; M. \V. PI
%
m
massag
SHAVING PARLORS AND l]
Tin: BEST OF KARHHRS--HOT TOW I
EVERvTMINO STERILIZE
HOT AND COLO BATHS
BILLIARD AND POOL PARLORS IN REAR
J. J. ROBERTSON PROP. I
COTTOK MARKET. .PROF.,
Cotton is bringing to day on 11 :o * t'TJ (f*'
^iatesbuitf Market 10 1 2 as reported ?ll< 'i)<
oy L. 1). UuiliiJii. SOIL
w ?n <r? **v m >n i>\ ?t
tL? (' nut of Sessions convened
h 're Monday with .Jtuljro .1. il. ^ oiuml.ia H
Kl'itiffh pr?--*'?iin?f. Mr. Mel-Vat. the ,nl'
stenntfrapher, did not reach lu-.e un Mi . J. 15.
til Tuesday niurniiitf, and as a con- 'in'1
sequence no jury eases were tried on ^c,tr 10 ' ' r
Monday Ahout fourteen poisons
plead uuilty of ifaiuhlinr.' and were ''' '' ! ' 1'
each lined If. dollars , isgouri si
.... . ttiraroo tu.
1 he case of s. ft. Stockmnn & lay- . , .
, A this rem
lor murdei was continued. .
sr.i ve n in a
Ed Drafts was found puilt.y of I onU'i* tl sit
housebreaking and larceny and was
sent to the chain uann for -dx a arded a
months. e assies am
.lim Walker, charged with larceny the coiuiup
was a 'quilted. 1 o<t suinmt
Mate is. Poland for seduction was in the Mis?
continued on account ol illness of election ifi>
defendant. 1 i?tf is apj;
State vs. 15 ri un for carrying un-! H|<,re'
lawful weapon was c ntinued al.v>. ] lie Is a 11
The case of t he Stale vs. .1. Davis j wa* f"r smi
(i rii ll. an l It-i.sa h e Stem inhere I '"'ry r'?r?te
chained wii !i adultery was tried yes 1 years befor
terday and resulted in a verdict of ,,ectcd wit
not. pruiity. Thisease was holly contested.
Messrs Asbill and Sharp ;l. Ti e pop.
sided in the pr? sedition and (IraL'am mnn>1 ,s tj
.... I VI ll.L ' I . II I 1 ll 1 | l|* I tl 1 I* IV ' . . . .
t ?*sneu i>y
II.lilt s. .
, soda wale
The Sta'o is. UjIiOII A. Mnikri
clia wit It muuler, voh continued |
on motion of Messis Lratiuni ami Ti e old i
Kl isrk ic attorneys for defendant.. | v He (ilnr.e
The rase of the State vs. .Marthaj 1 ?at iient
Likud for mill lor !s beini; tried to- ; > xr* of pi
day ( I liiiisda\ ) L. L. Asl.ill and * '
T. Lrahnm represent the defendant ;
The Court of Sessions will probably , I"'1
ad ionrn tomorrow. Tlio Cou rt of | ' olnmb
( (iiniu jn I leas will open Monday ' Ill<"
morning and will bold for two weeks j ^ ( j. ,
Misses ;.!?ry and lclitli (iiahain j f'?r Stai.es'
leit Wednesday for a vi*>it to tlieirjsi ion wit I
aunt. Mis. W. M. llolman. m-ui St. j?any.
jMatithiws. Little Miss Louise llol-' ) (
man, who has been spending the s
past w?ek at f'ol. tiial ains acconipan- j 1 1 ' ' ,,lr
n d them. ' !\? j^s j,.|
Mi-s Im'/ Itiddle who has I ?"?e P ' :i
visit inn her Mister, Airs S. M. Me j'
I'rarey, i* turned to hi r honi * a! i i,,|; ?f
itallenliiu nnday jab-rseve
Mr. A. .L Fox and 1 ?r Julian 10 J v { W(i
Kaiifman an* spending sometime In ! (J (|( (j( ,
Asheville N[.CI. j on-salmi!
, M>A> Iceolino llarman has aic in- j a po.nl wo
' Ui K? '"in
r the next ten days
ie BATi
5 ti. (10 J!>RICH, Cashle DVD
I. BROWN, Asst, Cashier
D BANK
. . Mr. Joe Atta
town Monday.
:ITS, $500,000.00 Mr. W. B. A
at Lexington tl
duct of accounts
member <>f t ne <
Miss Mjra 1
, was in tlie city
te correspondence.
Mr. Orover C.
was a visitor t<
M;?j. Tlios W
of tlic U. (W V's
^ was here on Sat
^ Mrs. Wni. Ha
MAn/ld Mary Coonor, is
* Opened With her parent
<35 Conner.
usband ?
1dir35
Mr J. W. < o<
ab' some lime In CI
jement of this kind Mr M. I.. 13ml
ive? I :nce where nil of vjg |y connected v
die without lenvliij; ompany at (V
^ Saturday to 1m
? ?5? of his kinsman,
SURVIVOR WITH- Mr. and Mia.
Al COST lip lumbia, were tl
Mr. and Mrs. V.
13 A 1ST their lorcly hoi
Saturday and S
L I 13 (3 . gJE Mr. .las. CJ H
. ? _ , Wm Clover on Satur
ti CAROLINA. /J* ncralofMr. (I
IV 4 per ceill Mr. and Mrs.
J 1 Hat.esbur^, d. (
intfsoine lime
/Wl Sprint; Valley,
UNTIiR, Vice-Prca't. Falls and will o
?6 of interest in tl
RRY, Aas't Cashier. acu impanic(i
Maty Hayly, d:i
?The Union, 'I
&>; Col elms. it.
?v?> S. t' , forme* lj
Kiiltiaiorf cou
row son m ana
evening.? Unit
*OOL ROOM. Mr. and Mrs.
lil.S ALWAYS were here on M
(l>* Mrs. J. W. Iti
OF BARBI:R SHOP. Rutland, of M
Salesblirg, S. C. Monday.
? Mr. Carroll 1
boys and a jolly
j. b. game giv- ?tii ?
1000 profes
ship in misplace
in llie 7
WHIR I irict where thi
tJUUJLtl- ingion has mm
. . i>. i . ni.. i .nfir 11;
SI I (> i3ilt?'SUUI^I.IIl s. I lie
lecord of A us:, lltli, will be of meeting l In:
lasting friends
(Same, M A . South Caro- While here he
, and for the past and Mrs. I'- L.
of a university scl olar- lions# near low
Yale (Jraduate schoo', lias Mr. ('yiil.hu
d professor of Latin in the ten day# trip l
late normal school, Cape ton and ot ncr
Mo . at a salary of ?-,0u North on It isil
lest the board of repents Messrs.' J
year's leave of absence in iK',i k.ft OM'Wl
he might finish up Ids wm k t;ril markets,
iversitv, where lie had been
..... " ., , n~ is ? We were ind
university fellowship In , , ., ,
,. , i. , r friend Ihnik K
i comparative pliiloioev for
. * looks vxceedn
year. Mr. tiainc lauy t ,
r, also thr present <|iiai te , lU 1 1 ,<l " 1,1
oiiri state Normal and hi*
re* evidence that histeael- r 1 ''ll
uoved by the authorities '
Misy Kdith !
ative of Marlon county a'd { ^ r ll,v
ne t i me reel or ot t In Coirs- Mrs M. \1. A
renee school. For sever. 1 f Leesville, s
e point? to Yale lie was co> -' Tuesday afteii
ii ( id .ral College, Missour . [S j5 j ()
bom, is \ isitui
it si S ?d? Fountain at Tim- Quaillebaain.
ie pi ice to go sod be r - Sir. M..I. II.
a most delicious drink of ||M>, (,f ,sa,iuda
r' business TueSf
Miss Laura
management m{ the Fees- h guest of M
ry promt ,es you courteous The Misses
and the benefit of long ar(1 Ll), ir vlJ,u
radical experience. j ?f I)ll0 west,
( inirK' 1 UeMiay
cousins, the Misses Boozer,! Mrs. ' * ' '
ia, on a several weel s trip Vl!,,|ing at I
...r i.?.... I Ounter.
iiildiiirt ' i ^ui I ii * 'ill uiinrt
M r. and M r;
i T. Craham 1* ft. rw-wlay lurned OII m,?
.ill,., N (.to aeeept a P' - vlsittoAs,llV
i 11|5cll Telephone Con;
Mrs Hunt
children, of "
resa ?'(,x I ins returned to Mr .1)IC} m,s.
in Cold At >ro, N r.
Messrs I'-oyi
nili- Elevens, who 1 ia-> Ik en Crone itpcnl >
iss 1'iiiiiiii Itiillotit ilie lias ^ ^ Krnest
lo,ne- die, jire visit i
<'<>iirt Ceorire is out uKainjul New Jircoi
ml days illm ss. j ^ r u \\*.
re pained to learn of l! c NV lN "ll 1 '
diss M iiv Taylor, of Irene. Mns Alma
ay the lllli inst She was r,atesbur>! Us
man ami mucli loved hy u ,,f i^r many f
ilier ot relatives ami friend?*
we will give exceptional bi
SSBURG
BATBSBURQ, S. C.. FR1DA>
Im hi i*i i. njftiiioy i idision, or A1
M MliN was in town Saturday,
Mr. O. M. Stone, of the ]
tection was in town Sa an day 1;
way, of Saluda, was it 11 jiiss Boulah Watson, of
Spring, was here Monday.
Itrr.an attended court Miss Marie Boatwright. Of Mi
lis week, lie being a was a visitor to our city Monda
Lira ml Jury. Mrg Lucy McLena. of Jol
dvingston. of North, visited relatives in town Sotur
Wednesday. The Sunbeam Society of the 1
lloisteic, of Monctta, church will give an ice cjcam fi
j Batcsburg Wednes- this evening in tlie Baptist <
grove. The public is cor-.' a I
, vitnl.
. Carwile, commander
t. (>r South Carolina, M>. ?' Henry Bodlc, of Let
,urday. was here on Monday.
mill Marvin, nee Miss ,M - J; Hther-d*. ??
, .petiiiin/ sovpral .lavs l,c 'f"c? "'?l ''imc,d?"n
u Mr and Mrs. J. w. U> atleiwi tlic funnral of Mr (,o
Bates.
Miss Clara Harrigal, of (Irani
t, of rellon, MW'nt a ono ,,f t.tic most attractive an
e Monday am i.es tured young ladies as well as*
cessful educator, is kpending
mer, Jr., is spending time with ber kinsman, Mr.
[tester. C. lover.
. ? , Mr. A. B. tjua.ttlelaum of St?
iMi, who is prominent ,
,, was here Monday,
iritil the < lover Mfg.
over. S C-, came over *:ol. ; 11 1 Mrs- J'>hn Bell Tow
i present at the burial on Monday aftornoon for Lake
\lr. (?eo. c. Bales. way and oilier resorts In the >
country. They will be gone foi
A. S. (latllalrd, of Co- tw0 wcck9
i? charmin^ quests or
m. Charles Farber at Mr- Cl?rencc Dreher is off to 1
me, (1 roc 11 Gables, on hi lor a few days stay.
hmd&y. (' H. F. Strothcr and bis i
. have gono to Hendcrsonville,
art In came over from , , , , '
, . .. ... , for a couple week's stay,
day to attend the fu- .
C. Bates. Miss < ante Glenn lias re
from a pleasant visit to Johnstc
N. Rogers Bayly, of Augusta, to the delight of her
who has baen upend friend.,
at "Lystra," Green ... ' . _.
have gone to Niagara . Miss Salome 1 mnncrman Is
,ISO visit other points ^ some time with relatives at
ie North They were
y Misses Fannie and Mr. l,enc Hartley spent T
LUchters of Mr. Bayly, night in Johnston.
'owson, Maryland. The store next to the First >i
Rogers, of Batesb'urg, al Bank is undergoing a genuine
f school examiner of >'ig. It will be rearranged. It
uty, passed tlyough occupied by Dr. F It. Gurtci
ut.nUM.blle on Tuesday September 1st. whose increisini
in. Tov son, Maryland. ,u'.ss demands more room.
L. W. Able, of Saluda, Miss Nora Long is visiting lie
onduy, Miss Mvra Glenn, the bcuulif
atland and Mrs. John tractive an.' owr accom?>.t?<
onetta, were here on operator of the Southern Hell
phone Co., has resigned. Miss
:ther?l?c.one cf ..ur ";l?bcen ll"' "H-ralor here I
,?oud fellow, speut a P"sl lwo whlcl
re this week, visiting ? "as given eiit.w wthtfaet
r. and lit, Trial, Km- ll"' !>"'""? 'atcsburt;
that slie has declined to serve
i A. Frank Lever was Mr. and Mis. W. II. Sills lu
; while last week nbng turned from a pleasant visit
riends. There is no atlves in the Dutch Fork.
til. Congressional dis-,
s gifted son of old Lex- . ? -n * jTmTfiTTf rnnfT)
c friends than Bates- ft tiAUlllUL 1 IllD
t and unassuming way j
,"rTO THE LATE GE
was the guest of Mr. PI TOTQP A T FQ
llaltiwangei at their uLiixilvOlJiaikjIji!/
ies left on Tuesday for a BATES.
it Kielim ill-1. \\ aniline
place -? ol interest iuthe| 'Heath rides on overy bre<
less and pleasure. j 11? lurks in every tlovrer "
Pawl and Homer l'ai-1 We desire to place on rec
idneadhv for the Not 11 - -.umMe tribute to the mem
Ceorga Cllnkreale.x Pates, who
eed glad to see our old few days ago In a strange la
inard on Monday. He away from home and kindred,
gly well, despil# the S< in alter gradual Ion at \
id a very trying trip, lie College, he was employed m ai
milled the remains < t lotion with which we were eoi
ties ad the way fr< ni in an official capacity llecar
:w Mexico. comparative stranger to us, pe
Miiiiiions is visiting at He soon, by his uniform c
., and ut lent ion to Ids otlicial
>N t*r iv .
| won our confidence and high
1 til hews and children | which contlnu; d to the close
isiled nienos in town ^ OI1 ijf4? was a most
voting man. Honor, honest
ja.ltlehftum, of Winus- t rut h were conspicuous virtue
p her son, l>r. 1". A. life and were exemplified in all
i cial and husincss relations. II
virtue- la-spoke his high ch
ilsto.u, a pu.Bpe.ous far- whIch was ,.ul,_
county, was hi town on
lav. "That tower of strength
, , , i Winch stood four-square
Hlease, of Newberry, is T<) alI ,h, wj|1(ls lhat ble
i : s. J. I- rank Iv nccee.
It tills o.n heart with sadnc
toghurn, of Monetla . ,
, . . , our eves with tears to realize t
mis. tliu MisSSS I >evilli. >
so v< ling a> d manly and wit
wore visitors to Hates- , , , , . , ,
bright p;o-peci.s f<>r a long anr
li!.- should h- cut down by the
ullibrew, of Kdgelield, l? ss hand of dent h. Iiut as tli
die* home of f apt t*. X. ex presses it
; Leaves have their t line to fn
i. S 1J. Cart ledge r< And (lowers to wither ut
nda\ from a two week's! north wind's breath,
ille, N. C. And stars to set: hut all,
and Mrs. Peterson and Thou hast all seasons for
ayo, Fla., are visiting own, O Heath!
W. A. < much W. H. T1 M MEU1
il Crouch and David L;>londay
In Columbia. Low,s NV' l,askc>' ? r
experience Legal business ni
Ilarmaii and sis-er led ?tary A clean record and goo
ng liieir grand-parents
'land. (1. L. Walker is the Candid
Courtney, -.f Monetta. Comptroller (leneral.
y Saturday.
j i iu |iifiMimi oniia v uuiiiriii
\\ liilllc rotunif.I to , . ., , . ,
moil s is Hie place to go and
' n '' 1 " ' (tsi.eii h> a most delicious d
(us"'U soda water.
? BRAVE YODNGFUNI
? WOMiN FOUGHT ; GE(
about Tj A U f| HI- Thc rcm
k U il li U il anaccoun
^ irK'?i- jtl %ve)
II K on Moiula
? Ul .iiatclyca
N. t_ ,
lorsofMr
TZ DESPERATE ATTEMPT
""ny MADE AT GIRL IN
-o""- FATHER'S STORE,
. The rerr
uesriay
BPPTin nrfT f nr> t uunnm in 11 ' ' 011
11LUI1U WILL DL LI WLULli II Conriro
ration- George
clean- CAUGHT. luf young i
will be Qn Tuesday one of the ir.ost dla- About t
r after i^u^al attempts at criminal assault er Kinard
{ busi- NTRS ,nage upon Mias Jennie llrooks, Coleman,
the pretty twenty year old daughter ^ ,ee :
;re. of Mr. and Mrs. J. I', brooks, of the
ul. at- Moriah section of Creenwood their heal
>daGng county, by a negro, Bob ( .:wis. panied th
I Tele- while the brute did not accomplish and comrj
Glenn his purpose be came very near ntur- lasting re
'or the dering his victim, who at this writing j
h time Is not yet out of danger. '
Ion to Mr- brooks is u farmer and lives son' U A
regrets between Greenwood and Ml. Moriah Rikard, .1
longer, church, about four miles from town. George
In connection with bis farm he runs rnong us i
i\e re- a store, the building being about lifty ,.
to rel- i , , i ?i .... world?In
1 yards from bis dwelling. It is in a
public place a.ul it doesn't seem pos- with hand
sibie that the negro would have made We shall
ITT X? audi a bold attempt iu broad daylight neither w
U 1 Li Mr. and Mrs. Brooks had gone to lie- |,an,i.shaV
hobotli church to at md protracted
meeting. '1 hey left Llieir two elder 1,s memo
daughters and their grandmother at ''is
home. Miss Jennie was called to the brother i
store by some negro customers and ;lgAju ext
while they were Here the negro, Bob j^a,. fi
lUvis came in. lie waited until the
others had gone out of the store,
'/c? then he asked to see some shoes. He nRl) I
selected a pair and bought a pair of A *
ord an P^hts. Then he said he wanted some DTTl
iory of bacon. He was told by the young lt?l 1 I
died a ''Tdy that they were out of bacon, lie
inct far iu some in i ne nox wmcn i.e
.sail suited him. The young ladv
iVoflford stepped from hi-hlnd the connter to Mr. C. 1
i !usti g'(J to tlie box. As site d.d so lie grab ?d fi'om a
ineeted ben the moat knife and cauie toward "rattlebo
ne as h ber. exclaiming: "You are what I visited lb
ruonal? want. he purclu
ourtesy J ,'e negro made a niurdcro'is on- handsome
duties, 'aught with the knife and .Miss brought t
esteem Hi'ouks threw up h?r hands to nor Mr. Stew,
of ids faee The blow of the knife almost ' >r Hatesl
worthy veredtwoof her lingers. As soon Hotel. I
y and as she dropped her hands the negro "nest pla
s in his again struck her with the knife, this winter an
his so 'imo making a terrible gash across Hie Nort
is many her throat. In sonin manner, the forested i
aructer young lady says she doesn't know bilityistl
how, she got in possession of the bring mui
knife. The only thing t hat saved her We are
wasa passerby, who frightened the Stewart I
,, negro and he tied. Miss Hrooks was here who
able tocall to him for help. A posse <?f the liai
ss and was Immediately organized and is in Mr. Ste
bat ne hoi pursuit. If the negro is caught, sojourn ii
h such and no doubt he v. ill tie, it wilt lake no place 1
I useful a regiment to keep him from being linalosp
relent- lynched.
ie poet Miss Itrooks is in a serious condition | |,e |_e
hut the attending physician thinks nevv out1
ii she will recover glne, new
Itrhig your cotton to Leesvllle l>ron,*sea
w here vow ceil net it vIiiih-iI In lltn
minutes, sell tho green seed and Vote to
' 1'"P cotton ut the highest prices. 'or Adjut
n young
^ Vote Ford. L. Walker for Comp* ,irt' m"''
troller (leneral. A,?he\llle
njn of land, has
nd Alii- Islature
For Adjutant and Inspector tiend
in an
eral vote for Alaj. Lewis W. Haskell, j )ie
ate for * son of Mn)' 1 u,,Kdon Haskell, of mon's |s
Abbeville County. freshed I
s >dn v a
of Tin WANTIil)- A lady Operator for the!
?, " Southern llell Telephone and Ttl-'
be re- , . W AN I
I,ink .1 *""" At,ply .U.lilpu
or by letter to l.? Bote.
Lrnost L. Il.rtl.r. (||
liate.burii, S. C.
argains in Buggies. L. D
ADVOCy
{, Aug 17. i<)o6.
onclta, Q
Dclmar <.?
ist.
Ridge ^
it
cmetta,
y- ^
inston, \^jt) ji,e i-irsi Natio
day. ^ interest on depot
baptist lends money on
Jatival 7*1 endorsers. I'roi
church customers assur
ly in- 7J7 ?h. This bank w
y rowers, leil yoi
... \h Bank of Hatcshur
! 9
among ^
I oiiday
Drge V.
tcvilic, ^
<1 ti.i
' ' V - i
? k:. ;
Cullum'Co.
"Now Is the time I
*y. Try
\TE "
nal Hank of Datesburj;, S. C., pays
ills in the Savings Department, and
approved security or satisfactory
not and courteous ?tlt>nlinn #n all
ed. A fair deal anrl a square deal to
ants good depositors and good horur
friends about the First National
g, at Ualesburg, South Carolina.
*
ML OF MR.HON.A.F
). C. BATES. AT STEA
ains of Mr. (ieo. C. Kates
t of whose death appeared
ek's Advocate, arrived here ^ SYNOPSIS OF HIS
y morning and was Imine- SPEECH-TELLS
rried to the undertaking par- IN CONGRESS U
. M. K. Rutland, after winch
taken to the hum? of his MERS TO RAISE 1
r_ j ,, . nnifviTTr ? m
ir. and Airs. a oates. nUwlN I A1 HUlHI
icral services wcro held in mpr prnDi r QU
disc church at 10:30 o'clock. riUFLfc 811
l<1 rites being performed bj
THE GENERAL EL
, Dr. E. T. Hodges.
lains were laid to rest in the _ _ _ ? ,
(By D. R. Halt
cry.
Bates was just in the prime ( onRressman Fran!
nanhood. troclucod by I'hairra
in a few complimi
wo years he, with Mr. Luth- an(j vvas cordially
, of Lecsville, and Mr. Ware audience which qul<
of Johnston, formed a party catch every word tin
md went to New Mexico for "PS()' this Rifted son
, , ... . These people are
th, and Mr. Kinard accom- ...
young representative,
e remains of his late friend his every act, his c>
ide from Silver City, to their mont; his reputatk
sting place. a"d nation, all belong
llieaiers were: W. W. Wat- men w'l? made bin
. ,, , support him, It wj
( ooner, A. (,. Jones, t.co. remart> heard al,
it llolman and D. B ltawl 0He man who woi
Bates lias passed from a- tlnuance of their cor
i to that brighter and better as he was pleased to s
to tbat house "not made ke\er was at home a
, pie, and from his nu
Is eternal in the Heavens.' ? ? .
ant and unassumtug
neve, see ills face again, his friends, no one wi
111 we receive that hearty ed that he was a rep
ce which lie had for all, hut Rreat people hi the
ry we will ever hold dear. lative body in ail tl
. , . . , ... Domocratic simplicit
Knof-stricken p.renw, I,Is a? ?a(ural with film.
aud sisters, I lie Advocate representative of the
ends its deepest sympathy. sense of the word,
nal rest be In peace. The attention and
. plause given him
1 1X7 C!TF\I7 4DT speocn nearly an
J. VI. a 1 L If All 1 wa? both a p ofoum
aud a compliment to
URNS TO BATESt'nly
a synopsis of
RIIH ff spoech Is here undt
DUllU. Kan by thanking tlie
IV. Stewart lias jast return- past support, at tin
vi.dt to his old home in pressing his gicat pi
ro, Vt. While away lie also permitted to meet
yston and New York, where face to face in a fri
ised ( lie of the largest and bis record in Congi
st- lines of pianos ever belongs to the people
o this section of the country. a|)(J you are ei
irt says be has been talking wbat 1 have been dol
wrg and the Summerland. "rst time I have i
le believes, this to be the five years and I had t
cc in the world to spend the ''red and tifty miles i
,d thinks that the tourist of wanted to see you
h are becoming greatly in- t.o seu m?? to sec 1
n Batesburg and the proba- wearing the same
hat Hie coming winter will that my belly-band
tiy new visitors to Batesburg any bigger."
indeed glad to welcome Mr "The representat
ark. lie lias many friends '"ingle with his con
are glad to give him a shake ('cr that he may kn
id. is Retting too big
. . and It is then time U
wart had a most enjoyable ..You can't repreae
a the North but says there is |()U kQow wl)at they
like Hatesburg, South ( aro- fec| an(, what af(
end the winter. needs." That Is my
bere. "1 want to ti
esville Olnnery has a brand (|mi 0ut what yjil an
fit of two batteries seven to learn wliat service
r entitle and all where It ji,aL I may better
p-rfect work. Congress. I want yr
let, ,ne know your
r Major Lewis W. Haskell your paid servant an
ant and Inspector (leneral, of my time, all my
man of military education thought, and whatcv
ary experience, a native of pericnce 1 have belo
county now living in Rich- so help me God us lei
been a member of the Leg- ed by your coniidenc
4 years. * yours. (Applaui
No man can serve
pular Soda Fountain of Tim- |,aVe no other busint
the place to go and he ie- representing the p<
>v a most delicious drink of lindeitake nothing e
tcr. am in Congress. M
?- These remarks madr
lil)?at once two good men pressloii and were
sltlon a? clerk In the town frequent cheering,
iburg. Apply at Advocate appioval.
(Continued ot.
to buy that BugONES.
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MAN.
REALLY GREAT
OF HIS WORK
RGES THE FARfHEIR
HOG AND
&. TLLLS WHY
OULD VOTE IN
-ECTION.
iwanger.)
k Lever was itian
Glover Abies
entary remarks,
received by the
:kly gathered to
it fell from the
ofold Lexiutfton
proud of their
. Tliey feel that
rery accomplish)n
In the State,
\ to them as the
i, and who now
is the universal
iy, that he was
dd merit a conifidence,
so Ions
?erve tliem. Mr.
mong these peo
inner, his pleaswav
in meetlnn
tuld have dreamresentative
of a
greatest Legis ie
woild. lie is
y Itself, and it is
lie is truly the
people in every
enthusiastic apf.hfnnirKAnf
l\lu
i hour's length,
rl tribute to him
the intelligence
his really great
:rtaken. lie bepeople
for their
j same time exeasure
in being
his countrymen
endly review Of
ess. My record
: who have made
ltltled to know
ng." "It is the
iddressed you In
;o travel one bun.0
be with you."
and wanted you
Lliat 1 was still
No. of hat and
had not gotten
.ive who lails to
stituenLs, In oruw
their wishes,
for his treeclies
) make a change."
nt people unless
want, bow they
? their peculiar
reason for being
ilk with you to
s thinking about;
i 1 can be to you,
represent you in
ai to feel free to
wishes. T am
<1 every moment
energies, all my
er ability and exngs
to you, and
igasl am honore,
it all shall \x>
se )
two masters. I
'as than that of
:oplc and would
Isc so long as 1
y time is yours.
! a profound 1mreceived
with
and remarks of
i hut page.)
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