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IFeB 7ESBUP.G ADVOCATE j
A TRI COUNTY HAPBR, . ?? , lf '1
E3TABHsTitU), 1901 ~7T7 u'~*. . V:'^'1^-1^11- .?_ r~? JWPBR ANNUM J
ALL THE NE\
I GEORG i A RAILROAD BANK. 5
S Auffiista.Ga.
^5 Capital aiul Surplus - - $7 2 =>,000.00. ,
.ag ..
d You nml an Amu si.i 'Dank account
^5 Our superior lacilities arc ai your disposal
c* Write us today We pay ^interest on savings
^5 accounts.
? - ? - - -
| Riding and W; iking
t Two Ilorso Cultivators, Pisk
^ liana ws, Sj>i ko Tool h liar,
1 rows, liollri'S, PulYOl'iy.O
^ (Orn an<! Col ion IManl<jj
<M*>, Plows, Slorl 1111(1
r Chilled, Stalk ( ut|
iOl'S, 11 civ l:'ixissos,
? Snail 1 ( ul ti va^
tors.
v You will not work your stock so hard il yun buy
from us light-running implements. When y.ou
r> need new tilings lor til kmn or li.u\lw:iir oi any/
K kind, come to us.
\ Lorick & Lowrance,
'i ' COLUMBIA, S. C.
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stallion s rv ct: r . ? < \\y lt
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lieiSse's horse- \V r... o- r. ;
bur*, Lee v I!';; . t i A. '! yl< . 7. ... , . . (
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A. Taylor anvl <Vo, ... . , . ,
Cilb-r-, S. C. * "- 'rcu"
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v. - Cotton Market -i
.: v. \TESBUkO SPOT 14 5-8
| Personals ;
3* .
All tlioso ltit villus v ? will " Ocfcr n r.i \ fi'
th. A<lv?? ul i.y - inline in tli 'f naiiu "it i (
~- ?>r Iwi'iir" Tiiiii-.- il iv <?? ? . .i '.\ ?k jj
* * i i
Mr G W Lur.i',ford was a visitor 1
to Batcsbur^ Inst Saturday. '
_ Dr P M Conner was a visitor to (
Batesburg last Monday.
Mi J K Lake visited his friends
in town bsl Saturday.
Mr 'J' .1 Adams was in town last
\
Wednesday.
Kev S O Cantey spent Tuesday
in Columbia.
Dr C M Cain lias returned from
o Columbia.
Mr N Alfcrd, Mrs 15 V Bates.
Miss Kstcr a: d . a ter Clide Bate
j are In Colu n business.
Mi Georj;" r.a :drum of Joln.'toi
! was : ' 'iv ii t :s week,
iMv Cook of Columbi?
w a run .Sen ? y.
Mr E R Steadman is att^n lint |
U lite I Slates Court in C.-l n ' r
thi i week a o?? yn n.
! V9 II /.. ..ell is vts:ti 't i? ,
i C>i< !a t i .v-ei".
1 i .1 .ituh r L peTK.int:
.. 1 o. ? in :< : tibia.
; \r \ -V 1 .. !
, ? ... ..uu i; . .i ?ua a usill.'I IC)
j t uumbda la? Friday.
I IV'.; Ma^. i^Kdp if vi./tY.n rel
jativ s in Autre.
M. l : . r; I I-?a Saturday
and Sunday in Columbia.
l.ii . l.?te o i-.; . Li'da
an I Sunday with her noth tr.
Miss F inicc C.>.;:jh:ty has tciurned
from Columbia.
Mr T II Kenvti_ . vent To CoX
Inmbia i'uesdav.
'Irs John D ivawl 1 ;t for A' ;'us .
' ta c . tin day last.
Miss jvloida llodgcs of Greer is
i':? visiting friends ir. the city,
sii
Mr F C Aldridge atten led court
. in Columbia this week.
n * v
G 1 Miss Eva Cooner spc;* Saturday
and Sunday at home.
' Y%
Col F. F Strother paid Augusta a
business call this week.
. ; Postmaster J Fmnk Kr ecce ati
tended court in Columbia this week.
Mr J P Schumpert oi.< of . ..'i < a
,, counties most;, gressi.e farmers
[,"* ' was in t ,wn Monday.
J'
Miss Mabel Tarran has r< n.ed
rom a visit to Columbia.
Dr A J Wats : Co v ' -a
T . recti.: \ is!* . \r
Salt: la.
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Mr y ')1 '"np!
Uui txl : .u: v ( . .Ma
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Wednesday afternoon vn business
I
H RE.E i
DR. GUNTER'S
NEW PLACE
Dr. I7. H. Gunter has moved fro!
.is old stand on the corner opposi
:he depot a\'d is now occupying h
)\vn store, which has been i< n'.ed '
me t larns v aiu L?ru<? v n 1
junter is one of . .v esbur^'s enc
*c:ic busine. s men nd w be v?
ior hi \ a con nance t ? is ita
business in i:i - new qua rets. h
has v ithont exception lb ' lr>n c
soda water business in town ;n
there is bur little doubt ?', n: irs <
toniers will foil >\v him i<- his nc
place which is fitteci up ? . il to at
drug st re in Columbia or August
IJ. S. NAVAI. AC A DEM / All Ob.
I KPT
A competitive cxHminat:on o ;
applicants from the Scve: th (_ >
yressional Diotrict, lor appointive
to a vacancy at the United Slat
Naval Academy, which occurs <
the 4th of March next, will be he
i . Columbia, on Saturday, Januai
.. tit, 1 II at 9 o'clock a. m. Tho
drs'ru to compeie for this a
pointment should write me at on
ipr a copy of the rules and repri.l
th. is ,.o.? nine ti c a 'mis ion
ca tes to Arm poiis, and f
>< 1 a.: ::n to star. 1 the ccmpe
e e a- >:n: ioft. Very truly,
Washington, D C. A. F. Lever,
M. C. Seventh S t
Ar V C Matthews of Saiu<
c ?ur.l. v.rs in town Monday.
1' iJ ibv.ti wes among th
v i.o \'.sited Batesburg lest 1 delay
Mr L J Merchant and i i.
tel. of Saluda county we; ,
to ..'i 'xn utclay.
Mrs I Edwards u isiting in Ro<
Huh
;MrL L Rushton > u Sunday
Columbia.
Mr M D McGee was among ti
visitors here Thursday.
Miss Annie Lec Ethers he t.c
in the theatre on Saturday night
Columbia.
Mrs S J Graham and Mrs ikj
of Gilbert were visitors heie la
week.
Dr J K Watson. Dr T C Li.:
comb and Mr James Urquarht
Columbia took tea with Mr 1Cullum
Monday night.
Mrs W A Crouch sc.:' eve
ay al Wat Is this week.
Mr at. 1 Mi R N b: nv: < Sa
la were in io.\n Moutlay.
Messrs L an 1 Ml.r ; H ut
\ ent Su; ' y at home.
Mr St Julian Cullum o . a.s
. i. , lil i V. .( 1.1 .
i: v the.' Lees v ".do was
to .v i vi oik! ty.
.) K .1 >ne > oi CoLi. i ? spt
S . .v in town.
, j i... f. : I" t who lias he
O . U . . :? i >i . PJJCJ. .: it; , vvL :
t.:i' . .: -:t ' it' , y.
T 1 1 d Vri of Kit
ll yi: :.vi
: spcit. TllCSi
in Any.
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v.. 1 .e d.o .
. * ( * r\ . . >
.ri . he: / r ;s PC! lit
1 :i s i'i Atlanta.
, i ~ r o 'i'< v. C '
. . . in ' A.I.
Mil' .i
> it j L !'[: ie ot iiatt. bi
j D No 1 .. . . .toon
; 1 huv. el y.
Nir W (. Mitch.;ll i t Mou
is visiti.nt* HiTesburtj.
?OUNl i^
;COLE L. BLbaSE
TAKES THE
OATH "
rr ,
' , Y EST ERE AY BECAME THE
GOVERNOR OF SOUTH
H CAROLINA
ik ]
u THr1! INAUGURAL
EXERCISES
u.
HALL AND GALLERIES
; i CROWDED WITH VISITORS
A \rD WTi il COLLEGE BOYS
I ( AND GIRLS.
C olumb'a, Jin. 18. (Special)?
Cole ! P> use of Newberry was yesi.crdi->
ir. luc ed into the cf"ce of
ni
governor of . outh Carolina and M
JI] F. Ansel of Greenville retired, after
Id ...
ry a service of lour years as governor,
so Chas. A. Smith of Timmonsville
1 was worn in.as lieutenant governor,
i'h . G. Ho .eod ( f Bishopviile ren,
I tired as lieutenant governor, after
or four years service.
Lhe exercises \\< re held in joint
assembly of th- senate and house
in the ha!! of ti o house of representatives.
The hall wis crowded with
i pupils of the colleges and with outla
I of- own friends of the new governor,
in cn.r wore simple and con
:si *. ::i i. taiung 01 tr.c catn oi
;.. e by the governor-elec and the
lei.-enant governor-elect ar.J the
A ! reading cf ti e inaugural address.
G-w. Bler-so was weak and pale ar.cl
ere y stater' that as a resu t of a
recent illne.rs it would be impossible
-k for liiil to deiiv.r his ir.aur ural addr"
ts. He asked that the address
jn o _uci hyTT 'tMtG. Simians of
Edgefield, rending Jerk cf d t
house.
nc
The oath cf office was rr'n ' . s
tcred at 12: Jo by i. h. Dunb-r.
>k n .ary i ubl'c and m . .rat >?: I u
in barton, Barnwell cou ty. C i ef Jul*
, dee Ira B. Jone s i.ni red t
re o.?th o: of i *e to Mr. Smith, as ' "! ue:.ant
p. vcrncr. The ore. ' e;
j were i res'ded o\ - by Thorp G. . !c
: Leo l '.lie rctiri lieutenant pe ver
's n The reading o! the iua . a
address was completed at 12.4b o'
jcioci.and the joiiu assembly war
j annoi: .ccd di.-. jived,
al Just : t noon the sergeant at-ar
cl the house John S. Wilscn, e
u . aur.ci d the ariival of the sej
Follow in * the senate came he i
. arty.
< olt 1 . Blen-i;Cc oiT.pc; .it cl ly
.ta Fraid: ! >. G:u> a.id Dr. W. . .lot
ai. Next came G >v. Ante! v. i
: a a no: a. I? Wi. I.
Hi
county. Folio v. 'ng .v is Mr. .c r :t
..i h I \ . itor Hough. 1'cxt <: ;
1 "ac aK : eis ot the . a- :c. a . ui
...i liio'.'wing the eu\r ? ? ' ir. ' .
ed ii t a. State, deluding a o : >.
;a- J: a go. ernor-elt t w. lei >
s . aker's stand. 11 coolly 1. S
i\ v. ho \v to 'a a ,-i r e oa .
o a o. . ic s a t- '
i i. libly. 1u'i e i cd
y e and .....e >he g? v
. th CaioliT.a. i : V
o . ; He rmir a ; ;.t
in
uj. i i x raises were ope? ch wi
<. . m ! e i'ev. J. W. 1 . !, 1
1)., f C( a. : i. i li 0' he i ,iv 1
gui lance upon the incoming ad mil
crs .
i.u . lion.
;o.\.. , t. c inat.filiation rn
'.isml al o: the joint asscinLV
"'.1' iii ne In :\ In. h< t<
i G v. A' scl \? ! ",i. vc Columbia ti
.. y or h's horru in Greet.viilc ai
i < ;.iys :/ there will {
1' ii i -r a vacation of sever
M -:,y New' . :.y c ti ens had cor
elo'.vn fo t ec t > ir i allow townsm
as < ', i. . ( utrve c)f tl
State, an a t o hi:> re;ati\
s ate . r i 01 '.ear 1
rostrum. 'i..' . anion;* th(
i wei "v 14 !ii.. s iiit r, f
, . j. !?!c c; ii. ii be se of Stae
on, Vj., a brot .cr; riu.;cne S. iiler
.r orother 01 Newberry, with his 1
c r~;'VM;rv .ci
EPISCOPAL SERVICES
J
Rev K yal G. Shanronhcuse will}
conduct services at St. Paul's
church nc?:t St;: day afternoon at 5
! p. m. and ah o 011 the following Sur *
; clay at 11 a. m.
I
iNotice of Administratrix's
iSale of Personal Properly
On Saturday, 2*th clay of January,
1911, a. ic ./Jock a. m ; a
his late residence near Mt Jlbal
church, in Aiken county, I will sell
..t put lie out-cry the personal p op- ,
eity of Moses Kneece, decea .ed, <
consisting in part of mule, wagons, '
harness, buggies, cows, hogs, plow- 1
biucKs. Ku^no aisinouier, ana oincr
farming tools and implements, com
fodder and household furniture. ,
Victoria Kneece, Adrninstratrix, 1
. i
VALUABLE
HORSE DEAD.
A valuable horse belonging to
Rev. Royal G. ohannonhouse, of ]
Edgefield, died Tuesday morning
from eating too much wheat. The
norse got his nose through some i
planks in his stall and got into a
k of wheat and ate too much.
FILL INTRODUCED
BY MR. EDWARDS, j I
I There has been a bill introduced j
I in the Legislature by Mr. I E l\v; rds j
1 to have the school trustees of this 1
1 district No. 18, elected by the cgial;
ified electors. !
1 DR. MITCHELL TO
BUILD STORE.
' r (
V
Dr L M Mitchell is preparing to
build a large modern store roc nr. on ,
his piopcrty which s ietchet f:cm 1
Main to Granite Street. Shand and I
L. oye of Columbia, are the ar hi-1
. le daughter, Saluck; Mrs. .1. R.j
; Eison of Newb< rry, a sister with her I
milv; a or r, C . C. hiea.se, |
1 n Nev C *. I ' -t ' ' It .
1 j a . 1 L. , c t si s. j
.land Mi" v . Havird art Van |
% es. Vv v ' e i , i- c1
of lb e p. \ en :.
Ci'?L'; _:<LV . r.
! 'cjb a Li. .'..-jwi c , s n o< .
! Ii;nry H. and Mary H. HI* ?\ -..a, |
; ? i years a.; Ne vi.erry. lie I
.(r. led. b. ;> . t .1 Leols v.: hi
j tc wn, sfudie i a*. hew". < rry cc'J ?f. j
an t the U livcrs'ty o S uth Cari.;j.a
and was rraduatcd from the)
jcorgetown i .wschiwii-i 1881. Ir.
the iafit- y< ir h?. v.a:> admitted i >
practice before the si j iea.c i ;utt
o. the Dls.< \t of Color ' i.. A e\v
i >: la'.t: he was et.r; 1 d as an at"I
toritey of the South Carolina sitau
v co '. and in " .. r- h J 9b. hi
was direile ! io pvac ! e before the
United olatt* cut renie out. Me
belonged to ti e Ket n L n.cnt ir
>uth (h rolit.a poll ..s d uh the
early ninetii \ ente: t tie lower
.d isc of ti e ;,cntr .i ass n bly in
1890. Hew-, mad* ci;a man of
: contra >n .vi'it,i , ar.de|
L' dons and ' '.i w. s s; cakup'O
. mpore. Lav s u leet? ' to the
i ir.uisc in 18 1 . . &, lei ding the
ie . , ec I
tic " ' ea . a. u suttirecl scire
e. . 1; . , lie die, ti eotimes
i Tsscr.i j'.y, am! he ' i :
tvv . ' r i : un. u cessfnl dar.di
Md . . nor and v. cc for
a';, u v.n. r. However, le
L> , w. o pillar anil was city at,
., ; : < . i county attorney
? . hen : ot in c legislature. Jnl8?6
1 and . i ' ) c is? p csr !cr:
,] ,o..,i0r u t,:c Deniocr .de ' !*c\
' < > /.at. senator irom
. ' c unty, being presid t
i i?: up- : : the senate. As a
. r t n; t c n engage 1 i. t
/ r it. r*, h: last a; .at
ioie being in the
appe .1 to the LTr Ite 1
' c nr. t, re?'".c 1 a *
c <. i.!"' e. Miss iju-nk\.
cv Mcwueiry.
i
E50D \j\
NO. SQ0Ol I
REPORT
OF THE H
CONDITION jl
The First National Bank
at Batesburg in lh? /Tl
Slate of South Carolina,
at the close of business, ~ 1
January 7, 1911. I
RoaourcM ^
Loans and Discounts 1137,244.18 s ;
Dvordrafts. Been rod und unsecured 22:2.98 . c '
LT. S. Romls to secure circulation 25,000.00
Premiums 011 it. S. HAt.ds 500.08
itnnds. i ccurities, etc 400.00
nankin# house. Furniture, an I _
' ixtur.-H 16,714.77
.'tiler Real Estate owned 8,525.00
Due from National
nunks (not re nerve
u#cutsi 16,345.87
Due from approved
Reserve A#ents IMJCi'l
rh.-cks and other
Cash Items 10s 24
Wot en of other National
Hanks 1.060.00
hYaet ional Pajier ( urrency.
Nickels, an I
Cents 120.30
'.awful Money Reserve
iu lutnk. viz:
Sjiwio 7.757.15
.eual tender notes 1.130 00
Osleinptioii fund
with U. S. Treasurer
15 per cent of
eireulatioti i 1.230.00 46,026.(71
TOT ,\T' 234.633.0?
Liabilities
(1.it d ? .< [.aid in $2">.t*6).0 0
Surplus fund O.UOOOU
[Jlldiv;de<! profits, less Expenses
mid Tr.xe> paid . 10.807.M
S'-i oie.iltank NotesontstandliiT 24.:?t l.tO
Due to oile r Nat
ional ii.mks 87.73
D:t. .fiat and
1 . ivale i.i'iik at. 1
lipiike: s liUl 111
lis. . ' ia! deji. .~its
set.,.s t t.. eh s-k 184.:t2H 73
rime < ( rtitiei.tes
tail 42.."i70.10
"asllilT'h <'ll?M');s
oip.M.-n.liiih' l.av:.'jo ift?,48T?.;4
'i'?4 A L SM.iKKtW
S t<i<> ^.imh Cnrolinn. County of I exington,
I. 1 j C. ?'ai on. 1 iiBb'nr of the ubovenanm
! l> > k. <lo sflomnlv t-wrar timt the above
(tato tract. ili tx-st of my knowledge *
it ..I I lift.
Ira C. f 'arson Caahier.
r-i 1 : l?-.l ,?n<l sworn to V? fore me this 14tb
lay <>. 'nnu.iry. ltd I
Jno. r U lover.
Notary t'ulilic.
('.ii'fc. t At t at:
N A nat
\V. I llawl.
T ! ? fin-t 1 a l. Director*.
T SZ SLiMMERLAND 1KN
The Sun TTn rl.-ti.d In is t.ow oi en
and ^ues.s from the h\ith are ccm:n?
in. The gck links si r now bei
i;j put in tail!/ gocd < >r. itic n zi d
will aft >rd imuseme; t t kegiieSvt*
Mr. iSi:se'i, lit- '. pr . rieior is
a I' .mv. ho his g e.its feel
!h?.t t> r . h c welcome and exterds
1"> them a certain ; mount of good
fellowship that in itself a altes them
clouoly icel the cheer th; t abounds
in this old Southland.
CAPT ATWELL'S
CONDITION
Capt. W. H. Atwell is stiil at
Knowlton's I firmary in Columbia.
He is petting we 1 slowly, but f cm
general conditions he is doing as
well as can be expected considering
tne nature of the fracture.
RALPH CLARK ACQUITTID.
The Ralph Clarke ca:e vas tiied
in the Unite J States Com t ar Columbia
this week and Clark \ as acc^ite
1 as the evidence was p urely circumstantial.
The cae occupied
the better part of two c!a>s.
OYSTER. SUFFER
T. ? Uiiite.? Da tghtera of the
C ntcclerucy v. 1 ; >ki - n oyster
sup.-tr i. K -..in., Friday
n\d. There v 1 i < several other
p'e sing fe t ires to . ; e o - mme
of the progra . ir.'c cf the evening.
Let all come n 1 help &1 ng a good
erase.
1