The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 05, 1909, Image 1
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AUOUSTA,
| Capital $200,000.00
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depositing with ua.
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men have
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cash.
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COTTON MARKET.
Baiesburg Spot 9 I-2c.
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All those having visitors will confer
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LROAD BANK
GEORGIA.
Surplus* 415,000.00
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m twice as larye as our i
*ou make no mistake in
r ?i Saviny Accounts.
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by any means. Many wound
out how much better X
aunt for their expenditures J
fin# by cheek instead of ?l(
don't have to worry about
money lias gone. They X
' returned cheeks. yfc
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atesburfc, S. C. {
aits from women. House- ^ ^
ell as business women will fg'
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per cent, cjuarterly on SS t
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JOHN J. RHODES DEAD .
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The friends and acquaintances of I
Capt. C. M. Rhodes regret very much
to learn of the death of his father,
Mr. John J. Rhodes, of Estill, S. C. ?
>?S OF
HASKELL INDIC1
ON
TRUE BILL AGAINST OKLJ
HOMA GOVERNOR RE
TORNEDBV FEDERAL
JURY
SAME ACCUSATION A
GAINST SIX OTHERS
SEVER MEN CHARGED WITH CON
SPIRACY TO DErRAUD THE
GOVERNMENT IN ALLEGED
TOWN LOT TRADE IN .
MD8KOGEE
Muskogee, Okla., Feb. 3. Seve
ndictments were returned by tb
;ederal grand jury here tonight i
he alleged town lot frauds, th
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,uai uciu|; uliihu
he government. The names c
hose indicted are: Gov. Chas. Is
Haskell, F. B. Severs, A. Z. Englisl
Z. W. Turner, W. E. Hutching:
lesse W. Hill and Walter R. Eatoi
SEMINOLE RECEIVER:
TO MEET ON SATURDA1
I00GE HTDE1CK APPOINT? AL
rHREE CO
n boi
FRAUD CHARGE
48S0
1 MR DBPEURirOT KILLED
BY ACCIDENT
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PROMINENT Cmzr.H OF WALTER Co
. BORO M1ETS TRAGIC TATE 1
lirnil r mtw nniimtun Unr.
whill uui nun titib
eleva
Charleston. Feb. 2?Mr. D. B. the S
j. Peurifov of Walterboro met his m<
death this afternoon while hunting tCr ^
birds. Alarmed at his failure to ap- SCm
Af
pear for supper, his sons. J. F. Peurifoy
and D. B. Peurifoy, Jr.. went
in search of him and found him at 1 jj |
the steps of the target gallery with ?
the top of his head blown off. The ?
n left barrel of his gun was empty. It Vl
e is supposed that he was resting and ^
had moved the gun, accidentally
n ,. , of br
discharging it.
* t-* *> u :r _ _ nevec
mi. is. jl>. icuuluy was a nauvc
d of Edgefield county and a Confed- C .(
erate veteran. He represented Edge- C 010
} field county in the general assembly
T P AfCA
J. and later came to represent the new
j county of Saluda. He was a man in orc
of abstemious habits, a successful ^1S c
s' farmer, and a public official who
i. was earnest and honorable in all that
was entrusted to him.
g Mr. Pcurifoy was also reading
5 clerk of the constitutional conven- name
rtion of 1895 and was a member of ^iat *
the board of directors of the pen- wa^ a
itentary for two years after retiring r?n s
^ from the legislature. Mr. Peurifoy reer
j was a man who loved his home, and i ** .
UNTIES cor
N6S or THE LEGIS-lNO BAIL F(
LATDRE. ; CRA
CliTE JUSTICESHIP STILL NU JUU<le d*vore "
DECIDED.?MB- EDWARDS { BONU TO LEX
ABGDlS UN THE LIEN ' MAR<lfcl> wl
uumuw TRIAL WILL I
LAW. NOTES. _
Lexington, Fel
(Sp.C.1 .? II.. Advocate.) Court F?nk w 3,
lumbia, S. C.. Feb 2.?The con- ficial notice yestei
or associate justice to succeed pe^ore could nc
Ira B. Jones, who has just been
. . in jail here chargec
ted to the chief justiceship of of Garfield Hutto
tate supreme court, is perhaps white man, at a co
are interest than any other mat- near Swansea Chri
:nding before the general as- fhe refusal of the j
ly. it has been decide<
ter taking one ballot on Friday, at this term of cou
eneral assembly adjourned un- that it will be callet
3. m., Tuesday night. On the mg. It will very p
t taken Friday the result was as days *.o try the cas
vs: Cothran 38; Hydrick 37; that there are ms
pard 40; Gage 18; Watts 29. both sides.
ssary to a choice, 82.
present there seems little hope ablc debate was p.
caking the deadlock, as it is be1
that the friends of each of rea. , , .
;andidatcs will stick to their S amen c t c
e telegraph compar
mor has it that a dark horse or w't^lout n?tice foi
s may be thrown into the race messages wh.ch p
ler to break the deadlock. In ters ^ouc inK not
onnection the names of Gov deaths' etc' wh,K
, Ansel and Mr. Mendel L. deh%e'7 of jsald
1 have been mentioned, altho cause the sender ot
of these gentlemen have stated ,he messaBe was "
they would not allow their atlve w"h,n the thl
s to be used. Some suggested mental anBU,ah or
* 0. ? r a amendments will b<
he suggestion ot Ansel s name
, scheme to weaken Mr. Coth- reac^nBchances,
both coming from *'nancc CQ
tville county. ported favorably u|
las been suggested that the ler s reso'u"on pr0
.-inn- wo,,Id like to _see Gov. 000 silver service f'
MDENSED
)B Tioits THE GENERAL
" ASSEMBLY
WING RlzFUShD
iNUTON MAN LEGISLATURE RECOR"Z'
VEHES AFTER AD"
C1 k f JODRRMERT
t>. 3.?Clerk of
lealy received of
day that Judge {SENATE PASSES AIEND'youITUue'
2 RENT TO HIGH SCHOOL
lw,no,wray^ ACT-RE80LDTI0N OPuntry
breakdown POSING GHOfl'S APstmas
time. Since
udge to grant bail POINTHENT IADi
to |try the case APTPTI
rt and {t is likely Vriall
J tomorrow mom
>robabiy toke two BOUSE SEHD8 LTEI LAW REPEAL
e. as it is stated T 8ER1TE?VOTES TOR
my witnesses on ?un?*u '???? *
LOHGER SCHOOL TERMS
Assed to a third Columbia. S. C. F*K? 3?
r - M A LI IWI
an adjournment from Friday the
bill provides that jlouse ancj senate reconvened last
lies are liable,
night. On motion of Mr. C. A.
transmission of b
ertaining to mat- Smith the house adopted resolutionsices
of funerals, of respect to the memory of Ho*.
:h cases the non- T. A. Clark, member from Florence,
messages would wh0 ^ied Monday night. As a furthe
one to whom tkej. marjc respect t^e house then
:nt. or some relrd
degree, some foamed.
suffering. Other The adjournment of the house
. ... , preventing a joint session for the
* ?^ere" cr* third purpose of balloting for associate
justice, the senate held a separate
immittee has re- session and discussed a number of
5on Senator Sink- measures.
viding for a $5.- , The bill.t0 >">e"d.the hi^.h.sctl0^1
i. u k*i v.- law so as to its provisions to
Dr the battles ip corp0rated towns was passed to