The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 15, 1903, Image 3
I County Claims, Lumber and
Cress Tie Receipts.
The First Nutional Hank ot BiCe
burjf will fony school and count
iluiuis and railway receipts for oiosi
ics ami Innioer.
>V. W. Watson Cashier.
Save Your Money
and keep it in the Ha vines li.-n-irt ?-n
fof the First National Hunk of Hat"*
bur^c?lour |?er cent, per annual. Div
dend* semi-annually.
To Advertisers.
Unless copy lor change of advertise
nients is in by d p. in. Monday it wil
be impossible to make cbanite. Thi
rule will not be broken. To secnr
better attention your ad. copy suonl
be in Saturday.
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5 -IV- UOCKLS. HH J
Mr. Will I.ott, of Johnston, was ii
town lust weoK.
Your job printing? We desire t(
execute it lor you.
Mr. Alfred llite spent Sunday a
Johnston?as usual.
New stock of stationery jubt reoetv
ed. (duality A No. 1.
I Mrs. Elvira Junes visited her son
Mr. L. G. June*, Sunday.*
Mr. Van Joties was on the sick lis
for several days la. t weekMr.
M. J llolstein, of Monetta, wai
In town on business one day last week
PostinasWr Ktitece wont over ii
Saluda county on olHcial business
Saturday.
Dr. \V. I.. Kneoce, of llaxter, passed
ttiroiiirb town last KVinuv on in? wuv
to he a U'ltule.
Miss Anna Hartley is visiting
fri*nds anil re a iyes at iiexiuglt.ii
this \v??ck .
Master Milvvee Cook, of Columbia, h
spending a few days with his ur.de
Mr. L. C. Hartley.
Mr. 1). W. Matthews, a popului
merchant at Matthews was here last
week on business.
Mr. (ius Ch.*at liam, of Saluda, camt
down last Friday to enjoy a ilshin^
trip with Mr. Fred Culluiii.
All interest last week was centered
in t he inovingof Kikard's st< re. A largv
crowd was always "hanging around.*'
Messrs John (iunter and Hudson Jordan,
t*o popular voting men from
near Mouetta. were Sn the city Thursday.
Two wagon loads of young people
spent a pleasant day last Wednesday
picturing at the Sliother place neat
town.
Miss Adella Hartley lefl us last week
for Swansea, w here she will bpend several
days with her sisl?r,/Mrs. A. J.
C^uai tlebniiui. }
MIs?m Essie and I.ucile Ellrd, daughters
of liun.C. M. Kdrd, of Lexington,
are visiting their cousin, Mrs. 1J. K.
llalti wanger.
Mr. Geo. II. Perry, representing
Katin the Kloihier," display ed samples
at the New York ltucktt Store
last Friday.
I)r. \V.. A Hyers, who his been
coming to Ihitesoorg for many years,
came hi last week from Atlanta ami
will remain with us a few weeks.
Several building lots have changed
hands in our town the past few day*.
'Tl.is is is a good sign, us these lots
arc iiKeiy to bo improved in the near
Jut lire
Rev. L. S. Shenly held a series ol
meetings Inst week at St, Peter's
< hureti.iie.sr linteshurg. The meeting
xvas . auivesslul one ami many souls
were saved.
A series of revival sarvie.es are being
held nl the .Methodist church here
and will continue throughout the
week. Rev. It. S Trucsdale is as-isting
the pastor, Itev, K, T Hodges.
New stock of stationery has just
been received at this otl'iee and wa are
prepared to give our patrons first class
service. l)o not wail until fall, hut
have your printing done now.
Envelopes, large and small; cards,
all sizes; note heads and letterheads,
ruled and unruled; bill heads and
statements, from the smallest to the
largest, and in fact anything 3011
need, we have it. Let us print up
your order now. Prices are right.
There is a striking contrast between
lost*-.)uiy and the present month. At
this tune last year the gay and festive
politician was abroad in the land
spouting knowledge and vote-getting,
hut this year he is basking in the shade
of some tree gathering strength aud
courage lor the cuiillict in P.kJ4.
Messrs. I,. I>. Culluin A. (Jo., sold
two line Columbia buggies last Kri<l.iy.
One was bought by Mr. J. F.
Wise, who was in town from Colston's
N-Itoinls and the nth* r by Mr. M.?l.
1 (ostein, of Moiietta. New rigs ha.'e
been leaving our tow* .11 large numbers
of late.
Mr. J. .1. Itawl ha.-'bought the stable
business formerly oiiducle.l by Mr.
.)iin llallmuu. Mr. liawl \vil< make
many imp*o\ein? ills in (l.e business,
intending at an early d tie to give
J tale-burg a lirst class livery stable.
1 ( has I alien into I t>e hands of n gent le111.m
of push and energy.
I'rof. 1'. 1*. I'ctben, the clli dent sii]ierint
talent ol llie .luhnstoii Institute,
stopped over I??r a few hours with lis
last Thursday on his way to hi? lather's
home 111 Marion County. I'rof
Itethen is one of tin* best known educators
111 the Hi.'lie. lie his many
triends in this town wit? were delighted
to see hull.
On Siiturd iy M r. .1. .1. Kit wl purchxs
ed of Messrs. I. I> t'lillum & Co.,
lor his newly acquired livery business
one of the lines! arrisges ever sold in
K.ttcsburg. Mr. Haw I went to Columbia
the lirst of the week to put chase
ntoek. and will soon have one of the
beat equipped stables in this part of
the Slate.
Talk about vour cake and tell about
your pies, they are not i.i it w lien yo 1
can sit up toa table with plenty ot hot
biscuit and some of ye olden time,
genuine Cuba ntolases. To he hail at
U. X. (butter's. Don't forget that it
is the genuine Cuban too, so rise and
trot your jog down to our stand?we
^ Will do the rest.
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Mr. (leo. (J. Bates went over to Si Id (in ^'r* ^ ^ iiittle, of SaMudii councuuuty
Sunday. ty, was in town Monday.
Mrs. T. B. Qunttlebaiira visited her Mr- J- Junes. or Wards, was in
mother near Baxter last Week. town on business Monday.
Miss I,izzle Mitchell has returned Mrs. A- Mitchell "who has been
from u visit to relatives at Laurens. quite sick lor the past few days, is
reported much better.
Mr. M. L. Smith, of Clover, came
ovei to our town to spend Sunday with Albeit, the 12-yeai-cld ton of Mr
relatives. W. K l.ott, of Moiielta, who has been
j * quite sick for the past week, is reportMrs.
(leo. W. ltikard and her charm- ed as improving,
ing guest, Miss Stover, spent Satur- ?
day at Concord. Mr . and Mrs. J. W guattlehaum, of
( rover, N. C., accompanied by their
Mis. C. K. Crave. 1 and sister, Miss Utile daughter, Marie, are visiting
Thomas, left lor a visit to relatives the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs,
at Hidgeway lust Thursday. flios li. guattlebauui.
Mr. Nt'iil 1.. Hartley. after a week's Mr. and Mrs. I. Kdwards left us
sojourn among us, lell for his post of Monday lor Washington and other
duty in Atlanta last Friday. points North. They will be absent
ubniil ten da vs. Mr. Kdwards lias a
J)r. and Mrs, W. II. Timmerman brother, Mr. Sam L>. Kdwards, residliave
jiiet returned from a visit to m{r ,,, Washington,
friends in Kureka and Johnston.
Mr. Carlton Aid ridge r nd family
Misses Annie L?e and I.una Ether- |,.ft Saturday for Newberry, where
edge, and Miss Corrie I'oore took in thev will reside in ih? fmi.M ?t
It t* ??lr*r*ia? n? ''
? ?' - '""kvrcfK isuiuruay. Aldiidge will be witli the Muluhon Mfg
Mi., Corri. l'oorw l.rt ?. M.jd.,
for her home In Columbia. M?hope . . . . . 1
to have tins charming young lady with J ' L "*
us again soon.
NO PITY SHOWN.
1 Our boys teem to he drawn, as If by ,
| magic*, towards Midge Spring. It is "tor years fate was after me <"?n<
said that (too. Hates and Albert Jones tiniloUslywrites J. A. liUlledge \ erare
among the number. bena, Ala. "1 had a terrible case of
Pies causing 21 tumors. Wo en all
Prof. L>. \V. ]>aniel returned to bis tailed Huekleu's Arnica Salve cured (
1 heme ut Cle.nsoii College Monday, me. Equally good for minis and a<l
! after spending a week with his father- a. lies ami pains. Only 25c ut o. J.
| in-law, Mr. K.Jones, tioiris, liau-sburg, aim Crosson Drug
Miss Eva (ilover. tine of our most ' uiiipanj, Lcisville.
I charming yoi r.g ladies, lei t us Satur
day for a visit to friends and relatives Muny a woman would g'adly recall
in Ail.en, i.dgellold and tiranileville. jlt.r past, but the average man is sailsMrs.
M.K. Kutland and little Harry, ,i#d lt K?H'i* presents
with Airs. T. IS, Keruaghan and little
Miss L lis. let t Thursday for a stay abovt iiuutimk
i11 1J' "umntalns around Henderson- take a Little Early Jtner?it will cure
vi e, . . c. constipaliou. biliousness and liver
Mr. L. Wigfall Fox bvs accented n ifyuu,W!'- KeVVitt's Little Early
I position at (irct-rs. "Wig" i? one ol Risers ure dinereiit Irmii oilier pills, i
; i.ur must promising young tnen and 'hey do hot giipeaiwl break down the
lie Advocate joms his many friends in UUUi:"Uh membranes oi the st> inacii,
wi liin him well. iiver ai d bow els, but cure by g?-uUy
arousing the sc. .u.iolis unit giving
streli.^lli to thtsu organs. Sold by
IJatesburg Drue t o
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. .... i. ?|ii.rn, pieiuy k 'Oil for h 1
king, urc the delightful crackers,jNa- I
l is. .., Atlien>n, Koniona, and parlicuI
larly (lie Ohampagtie Wafer* to he liad | IIM Alfl A
only nl L7. \. (. miter's. Try them is wu !S
it I I V\ V H S k . MBHH H A
?* Field's |
Music! Music!! Music!!! VUw. on Ambl,i0?
pepsla.
"Dyspepsia," wrote Eugene Field,
I he L one btar I>rass band "often incapacitates a man for endeavor
r?f K'ltecloirir and sometimes extinguishes the tire of
1 ur? ambition." Though great despite his
complaint Field suffered from tndtges?
? tion all hi* life. A weak, tired stomach
can't digest your food. It needs
Is fully equipped and well rest. You can only rest It by the uso
prepared to furnish inuaic of a preparation like Kodol, which refor
all occasion* requiring lieves It of work by digesting your food.
., .... ... ,. Rest soon rostores it to lta normal tone.
Hand Music, 'tive lis a call. .. .
Address by letter, or call on, sBlsfyInQ,
W. FRANK BAWL, Director, EnvlQOr?tlnfl.
Ereutrfld only by E. C. DeWitt It Co., Chicago.
Matesbur#, S. C. 'Uko $1. cpultln* tVi llu** Ua?&Oo.
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Do your trading in Batesburg. No
better place between Columbia and
Augusta.
Mr. I.awson Spradley, of near Hibermn,
brought some line melons to
town this week.
Mrs. M C. Mitchell has returned < ?
home after a few weeks visit to Ijer
nther, Dr. Frank I). Fuller, at Law
reuce, S. C. /
Mrs. J. M.Steadmnn and children, of
Gnffney, are the quests of the former'.
sister, Mrs. K It. Stec'roan. She
wili spend several months in tins section
with friends and re ntives.
Ma-ter Lyle Bolloe, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Seller, met with a painfi l 'VX* TP
accident a few days ago by stick- Jp\. X JT
inK a noil iu his foot abost two inches.
The accident was n painful one but
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The Opera House ror the season
190J-'04 will continue to lie under'he ? J",
management of Messrs. Stead runn ?fc IT?1_?^r .L
Ritev. Several star atrrae.ticns have
been booked nnd the amusement lov- g
tng public will fare better at tne JL JL
hands of these gtullemuii the coming
season than ever before.
Mersrs. Steaeman & Riley last week I" 1 * C *
put ont nearly a dozen buggies, which IjIHIICS Ol)l'll]J^
was one of the best weeks they have
bad in the buggy line for some tune. Timlin^' XlinilOl
Takingjmto < onuderation the fact that tilttt o n; 11
this la the dull season the large nuin- J tt . .4 .
her sold speaks well for I ha goods ban- | 11 ill'8 dt VCtllil;
died by this firm. Among the purchasers
were Messrs. Mr. 1>. l .Oato, >> piillllf Ol' of 1
of Monetta; D-. K-rksey. or S.hula. 1 il tuulHl1 1,1 1
and Rev. 6i. D. l'adgett. of Ml. Willing. 14 -1
, , , . Dross Goods
The truste? s for our s.-hoil di-.tr ct,
(No. 18), of Lexington coulity, have fivwt ooef Al
been changed. The board now stands: HI ** b LUal- T\. 1
I,. J) Cullum (who takes the place <?f 1 _
[)r. E. 0. Ridgell, resigned), K. R. I sJlOCS tO 00 SO
Steadman and Jol 11 Reynolds. Mr.
Gullum will prove a worthy successor | xi/vxxr -r
of l>r ltidgeli, who lias done much to <1*11 llO>\ j
advance the cause of education in this - _
countv. The < tlier members knve serv- JN Ol't IlGl'Il IOH
ed v el I nnd faithfully in tbc past, taktng
a deep interest in their work, which ] ^
argues well for their future usefulness '* *IIIL LO <11 1 j
011 a board of such importance.
v? season. :
A. R. Rass, of Morgantown, Iud., had rPl?ic tnli* will
to get up ten or twelve times in the -? 1HS oiliL trill
night, and bad a severe backache and .
pains in the kidneys. Was cured by Sold, I
Foley's Kidney Cure, For Sale by J.D.
Timnions Batesburg.
Barbicue! T T
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On July 18th 1 will give a barbicne
at Oat wait ?& Kneeee'a planer U f y (.*OOuS, IV
on Gum Branch, at the John Hyde
ford. Music and dancing, combined
with a fine dinner will be the order of
the day The dinner served will be
first class in every .inspect .
E. E. Ostwalt,
hrl'tal.l.y toutl'rkd. ?
A cis? came to light that for persistent
and unmerciful tortuie has perhaps
never been equaled. Joe Golo
brick, of . nlusu, (Jal., writes. "For
In years I endured insufferable pain
from Rheumatism and nothing relieved
me though I tried everything known
and it's the greatest, medicine on
rarih for that trouble. A few bottles
of it completely relieve^ in.* of Kidney
troubles and general debility. only
ftOc. Satisfaction guaranteed by O. J.
Harris, H?lesbu?-g\ and t'r. s>oti Drug
Company, Leesville. working nioiir and day.
The busiest and mightiest li
? ?. tiling that ever was made isDrKii
New I.ife Pills. fliese pills eha
weakness into atreiigth, listlessi
|-?l into energy, brain-fag into me
( pooT power. They're wonderful in buibl
Uiudu up the health. t> lv 25c per box.!
by II. .1. Harris, Itateshurg, and <
Price Cutting! s0"u'"s
O * y i rii
1 ruit lrees
Mr CeoJ M. Adams,of Baxter, we
i.; , 4. 1 # o announce to bis lriet.tls and custi
V.JH1 CIlllIC SlOC' K ()I era tlint lie is st ill in tin* It uit l ree b
ness and will call on them in the i
future, showing choice selections fi
the famous Crecushnro Nurseries. !
isfaetioii in the future as in (he pi
Dry Goods,
"At the
Notions Slid fountain drinking
Millinery.
Is indeed the p'ace to be
refreshed; where exper?
ieiue and skill are combilled
to mnlio tin* v..rv
The props have been best dr.nk possible,
knocked from I Smokers . . .
1 ^ # ^ ii Will be glad to know that
U11UL1 (111 I we now carry the famous
Pvipou ! Frankly 11 and Private Tip
-1- 1 U-'LiS. cigars and challenge the
world to produce their superior
for the money.
Get Our Prices Force!!
before Buying. Have j mu ever tried it?
* I It is the "ready to serve"
food. Try it.
N. U. OUNTER. Qrape Nuts!
Nothing is equal to it for
giving strength to th?
I Weak. It's Rood, too. Toilet
Articles.
.. T. I'KKU Y. 8. F. PKICUV. OU'' "f S?"l's H,",
Perfume! it s are complete.
PERRY BROS. For the dainty toilet everyGeneral
Merchandise
_n Stationery.
AUKNTS FOR THE N HIV 1' r Faj er and Envelopes
HOME SKWINO MACHINE, Fads and 'tablets. In fact
THE I1EST ON THE MAR- everything the wr tier nses.
Kfcl'. Yours to serve,
WE CARRY A FUEL LINK J- TIMlVlONS
OF CIOFFINS A N O CASK ETS.
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WE AUK IXTIIK SIAKKKf
j. ii. i*. i iili.i n n,
TO BELT. Ol'U PRICES
AND TERMS SLIT THE W??k?vh,G,.t and B,.a< -K.MIT.1.
PEOPLE ANT) TIMES. IIousksiiokiiio a fcpkciai.i
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PERRY BR09 1 IIorskh Shod for Sixty Cknts.
Balesburjr, S. C. satisfaction cuhumk.
J. II. I'. COLLINS,
Lcosvil'.o, S. C.
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Ue-Vnl<va at LemilU,
A lar#.e Dumber of our people went ^1
to Leesville yesterday to take iu the
Confederate Veterans Ite-union. The
exercises were attended by the largest
cr-wd that ever assembled in that
beautiful little town. Dr. D. M. Cros?
?*** hod deli vered the addresa of welcome
to which Col M D. Harmon, of Lextngton.
responded. Addresses were alBO
? . ?1T1 ?X delivered by Congressmen Lever and
Croft. Doth gwntletn-n paid a glorious '.*5S ^3
tribute to toe valor of the Confederate
, soldier, and llit-ir remarks were listened
to with u arked attention tnroughout,
?nd at times were loudly applauded.
Many visitors were prtaeut from /
the siirrou .liing country. The Rntes w
* ^1*7 f ft burg band furnished excellent rniirio
^ YY a.* c^i and the barbnone was *e ved up in Brut
H rlii-s st j le. The aood cil Zens of Lees__________
j ville acted wll the part of host aud
all present had an *nj tyable time. - I
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|! Mrs plait and daughter, Miss Alice*
ry* Omnitcville, have been on it visit
ji to tne loruier's sou, Me Sam B. Piatt.
Miss Avbe Odver, who has been on
W?l?aJLi w Saa^ wWWstei a visit ?O ber sister, Mrs. Saiti Piatt, >.
eft for her home in Augusta Monday.
OF ! ?
, c -w, liitrly IlirilM.
till (I iMimilier lliltS, . Yjie Ijrat sweet pntstoewe have Men
dr. , g-v. I this sinson was brought in by D B.
Mcil S Straw I Miller, ufCUd*?t:rwh. liwisraised
oil l>r. W. 11. Tiiuinermaii * tdace,
I C^OSt. T will l?OVA i I ...... - - "
~ Mini -pile AUvoiiHie'n viorce' cii * riusy
partook of aoiue melon from the garJargillDS
in Slllllllicr ilm of Mr W. L>. Rikurd.
4.1 4. 1111 1 Cantelnupe* came in Friday from
llltlL Will 1)0 sold at the garden of Mr. K. II. Shealy. 1
so have a lot of odd
II From West C'rc?k.
1(1 at or below cost. For the Sa-t several years the peo
pie of the W?Kt Ore??k section have
ireparillff to cr() to leathered together one day each ?um~
o uier in the spaoiuiin grove around the.
vlrnfc ,, n ,1 ,1. j eln reh at West Creek and spent a
^ .111(1 (IO llol pleasant day together. Saturday lust
one of these gatherings wusj held.
tllOSC goods another Wrst Creek is an Id III place for a pic0
nie, us It is in a lovely grox'e of wide
m . sprtadiig inks and tall pines, The
" people are happy ar.d prosperous and
I i. ?*1 1 ili.ni b" irutli:nil( said that 110 more
*ISL lllllll goods arC generous people live. The exercises
were ei j tyed by ail. The addresses
* . by Dr. A. O. Wilkins and Rev. M. 1).
* l'adge.t were listend to attentively
and left a favorable impression upon
all. A Mimpiuous dinner, such as
these good pe ?ple know how to serve,
RAWL, - was elijoyeo by all.
Illllnery - Cl'othing CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENTS
Under this heading the Advocate
will, in the future, announce candi
dates Tor municipal otlice. The cards
will run until election day and the .
price will be $:i, in advance. . The.
?_ ^avowed candidates will thus be known.
"NOTlUNd
DOIXIU' HUONCHIT18
FOU TWENTY VKAKJ.
Mrs. Mine va Smith, of Danville. III.,
wru.s " 1 had bronchitis for twenty
yuurs and never got relief until I used
Foley's Honey and Tar, which is a
siiieioro," For Fait by. J. l>. Tim^
?: ?_______ iimi s, Batrsburg.
. . ... . ,, , WANTED?Young men to prepnra
ttle Kidney Curt- purifies tl.e f novermnent positions. Fine open(
blood by s'n g o il Impunies and in..* in ttU department. Good claries.
?Ke t'",UH "" 1 ,,r,|s Kapid promo'im??. Examination*soon.
kidnev and bidder trouMes. K,r su!e .J Kree. Inter-State Cor.
IltRl by J. D. 1 minions Batesburg. | h|d( Cw|ar KapiUSt ia. 4-1803 8.n
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We Have Reduced a Rorlion of Our
LIVER REGULATORS
am- to 15 Oonts each. They are displayed
usi- ,
in our window. Allan's 'nvigoratos
^Ht |
~ St. - Joseph's,- Southern, - itamons.
Thacher's and Nubian Tea* They will
* ft
go at tliis price while they last. First
come first served.
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Batesburg Drug Company. 1
Carriages
sljclcL Wagcris-General
Merchandise.
X-u ZD. CD"lx1j.\o.ixi
?3t- om.? j__d/tlx5_SL
Watsr. J
I? llie lightest mineral wa'.cr mi t In* market, This is claiming ?BB&
rent deal, but we can prove 'I by :i< tual test. ...
Wrt l.ave the largest brick liotcl in 1 lit.* C arolina* or Georgia,
wic'i all modern Improvements E'ec ric ear line from Wliito A H
.Stone, on Southern Uiilrna.!, to the lintel.
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White Stone Lithia Water Company,
WH1TI-: STONE SPRINGS S. C. M B
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