The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 28, 1903, Image 2
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THE ADVOCATE,
Entered at tlie IlatesburR, S. C., Postofllce
as Second-Class Mail Matter.
N. Rogers Bayly, Ed. and Prop.
John Bell Towill, Associate Editor.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Sfl, 1903
Wrathkii? South Carolina?Fair
and Warmer.
Ther* is no exercise a merchant enjoys
more than that of handling col#
ton.
Now that the crops are nearly gathered
the fanner will be at lea an re to
teat his aim?Dont shoot them on the
ground.
Now that the management of The
Advocate has .-hanged hands all correspondents
are requested to let ua bear
front them. I
Front the quantity of cartridges be- i
ing bought these days by farmers and
others is excellent proof that the
feathery tribv aje being well protected.
It is reported that Mrs. Howie, wife
of Joha Alexander Itowie alias Elijah
Hlias the Prophet sailed for Australia
last week with $7,000,000 cash Notwithstanding
the fact there is an attachment
against her husband for
$1,060.
This is fair week. It will be the
greatest carnival and merrymaking
period in Columbia's history. All the
week will be one of pleasure. ednesday
and Thursday have been the
"big days" of former fairs, but visitors
will lind just as much to entertain
them Friday and Saturday.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
cut their wires out of iiatesbug
last week because tlie Citv council
charged them $15 00 license. After
twenty-four hours reconsidering they
paid into Ratesburg's treasury $15.00
additional line and put tliem in again.
Some one must have wispered to them
tliat the Postal Telegraph Company
would only have to bui'd six miles of
wire to reach this point.
It was our good pleasure to take in
the Lexington County Fair last week.
As a Lexingloniati, it lllle-l my heart
with honest pride to see what interest
is manifested by the people of the
. County both in a'tendance upon the
occassion and in the variety and magnificence
of field and garden products
exhibited Equally to be admired
and praise ! were the exhibits in the
Household Depailment and in the '
artistic handwork of the ladies. '
These exhibits are an index to prog- 1
ress, pride and intelligence of Lexing- (
ton citizenship. We must not fail to
mention the in lei est of the Cotton
Mill in the Fair as shown by the samples
of their products. The exhibits
of stock?horses, mules, colts, cattle '
and hogs were splendid also. Too '
much praise cannot attach to Col. *
Counts and those acting with him for 1
the intellegent and successful manage- J
inent of the County Fair. Lexington 1
Couu'y litis set t he example w hich all '
the counties <>f the State *?ould do well 1
to follow. These annual occasions are ''
inspiring. They bring together the 1
citizens of vaiious portions of the v
County in the interchange of nr<?duei? o
and ideas which cannot fail of pvrma-' '
nent good J?
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Since The Advocate en me into its *
estate the preseut editor has weathered s
tlie journalistic storms that have couie, 11
likewise have we shared the joys thai r
has he en its portion. Amidst the "
difficulties of our own and of our
neighbors, we have felt the sympathetic
touch of friends hands, and we
have felt that though there were obstacle*
and mishaps, ours was a g jod'y 0
heritage. From boy hood-days w??
longtd to see a newspaper tirmly ?stiihlished
iii Itutesburg, tiiat such has
been our privilege to tuuke possible, j
we count our selves nioit fortunate, ^
All that we Iiuvh done, has been a j
labor of love and in the years that are
to come, we shall reaieniber the d.ijs
connected with this paper, wilii many
pleasant memories. A* Editor of the ^
paper the t iuie lu;s ( ome when wr shall ^
leavn the ta-k for other hands. ^
When The Advocate was started on its *
voyage of journalism, the cry of hard *'
times ahotiiidcd on all sides, hut it
did not daunt our spirits, liow well
we have labored ts not for us to to a *y.
in uie otgnining w* promised t.i hew 1,1
to tlie lire let the ehips Tail where 'hey "
may, catering to no man'? fancy, nor %
fearing any nun's frown, To this
end our pi n hay wagged, and now that ' '
our labors have ended, we would not, r*
if we could, change our policy. That ' 11
we liave made some mislulos we freely ;
realize, but the people if Hutesbing ;
ai.d tl.is entire si oiion must bear te*- el
tiniony that nevsr did we straddle on ;
any public <|iiestion, even when o.ir | 1*.
peis< nal interests were at stake, w l en ;
friends advised that we he silent, we
spoke as uur judgment dictated. We
believe that we I avu innny friends,
but not one was secured at the & riflce J"
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of honest eon victions or sincere beliefs. rj
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School
At Righ
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We wish for Kditor Kay!y all I lie
prosperity that can attend his labors.
He is no stranger to the "fourth estate."
having served Ins apprentislnp
on much larger papers, neither is be in
a strange land, so he need* tin introduction
to the public. He enters lis
new field with bright prospects and
with the hearty good wishes of our j
ntire people. lie has made a great j
.nany improvements in the mechanical
department of the outfit, and when all
the uew material arrives. The Advocate
will be one of ti e best equipped
offices in the State. Our
association with the brethren of the
press has been most cordial. There
are 110 more generous hearted and
genial gentlemen than the "men belaud
ttie pen." South Carolina ha* no
more self sacrificing and patriotic
profession than these same men. Any
man may count it tin honor lobe numbered
among such. To the farmer,
merchant, doctor, lawver, preacher,
-aint and sinner, all who labor in an
honest cause, who have in any manner
made possible the succrst of l he Advocate,
we extend our sincere thanks.
Upon one and all, we invoke llesveu's
richest blessinjs.
Jons Hell Toweix.,
nun mil editien of The Advocate '
tb? new editor makes his initial how 1
t-? t K' yy?s?o4n>tic ff OvutirCEr
olina. While it is not the intention of
the Editor to appear egotistical it is
necessary to state in behalf of the paper
that in the (uture it will begreatly
improved in many ways beneficial to
both its readers and advertisers. The
plant will be thnroHglil? renovated ,
and equipped with all modern uiaehia- i
ery. Type of various styles and pat- j
terns have been ordered. The job i
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printing department bus been fully
?upplied with up t> date stationery i
ind the work turned out will be thul '
if the best material and workmanship. ,
Correspondent* w'll be es'ahhslied at |
Aiken, Saluaa, Edgelield and Lexington
thereby chronicling all the news
from four counties and in addition to
tie above letters will be received
weekly from various postoflices
broughout the State thus giving our !
'eaders all the news of interest. !
In Jther feature in the way of improveneot
and at tlie same time utilizing :
tome industry will be the printing of j
he entire paper in Oatesburg, thereby
lucontinuing the patent outside as
ised hvietofore. The paper hereafter
rill be published on Thursday instead
f Wednesday of each week. There I
s but little doubt that the subscribers ;
f The Ad vocate will be glad to learn
hat John Hell Towell will still he cot lected
with the paper as its Associate
Editor. The Editor waives all respoiiibility
of any exp.-e'sions heretofore
ppearing in the editorial co unins and (
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. 11 ! (? iiMoniij ior expr? s ona
erealter in ide through this column.
X. KouICR* BiYlY,
STOCK M O I.l> K RS M EF.T I NO
if the L? xtngt. n County Fair Association
Held Oct. ?2.
The following otlicers were elected:'
President, C. A.Ouigin; First Vice
Tea. 1>. M. Croison; Second Vice-'
'ris. Paul P.Clark; Third Vice-Prea.
no. A. Wenninger.
I XkCt'TlVE COXktTTF.r..
J. O. lultmr, II. A. Ioiick, C. F. j
[usler, ?l. II. l oi'iits, J. W xiter Dreher, 1 ?
(J- M Uerley, Geo. >\ , lleider, T. II. '
uugluiian, W. I). Taylor, C. W. j
anghman, K. L. Shultr.T. P. Meet/e, '
leLer R. Dresher.
Secretary ? C. M. Eflrd.
Treasurer?W. P RocT.
'1 Le Fair Ground o mnuttee was iuructedtolet
out the hack fence ofj
e jrer ent enclosure and take in mors,!
round for horses and vehicles.
The President was atil lioriz-d tuap-- j
oiiil a committee to draft suitable L,^
'*olu*ions as to the demise of Score- J i
try J. A. Muller, and have oamv j 5
read on minute bock. j J
'the following stockholders werei <
cited as delegates to thg.Slate Fair : j |
das. E. Raw I, Geo. W. Harm? h ami ! J
ml P. Clark. $
C. M. Frian, Secretary. ! >
G. A. Gvimiaw, President. J <
Our line of furniture is complete, x
I style and tinmh the touts we are of- >
ring are beauties. The prices are \
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A1KKN NEWS.
Andr?w Washington, tin* negro who
iIlod (Jut. Moody, also a i eyro, In
UU2, after being on trial for his life
wire before was found guilty of man-1
laughter. The jury render* d the \vrlict
jurt before Mindow u Thursday,
laving bet n out but a few minutes.
iVashiugli n was sure of I.is aequitta'
ipon hie plea of self-defei sr. and, Jt is
aid, had ordeitil his brggy buugbt
o Aiken to onrry him home wluu the
'jurt should release him. lie had told
lis wife to save his su| per for li<in at
lis home near White 1'ond, his ? rd.*r
L*>aa loirileil tfkikf Ikiil \\'<tklitinrloii alt.I
i?i get lhere to eat it.
Mr. Jutnrs June's house was burned j
>ii Moniln^ morning. lie and 1 ir
utnily lost nearly everything tliry hail
mil are in need of assistance.
Aldertnan (?. \V. E. Til rpe is imiroving
from an attnek of illness ami
sill be out in a .c\v days.
Judging Iroui the 'arge number of
Northerners already in Aiken the
east)n will open unusually early.
Miss Ida Williams spent Saturday as j
[lie guest of Mr. W. R. I lite
Rev. N. O. Conner will preaeh next
iaiiday morning at the baptist ehurco.
'l'he Suhciigiin Club will attend the
iaxyplione Concert tonight in a hody
it the Opera House.
Mr. I.ee Hunter, ?f Know i I It*. Tetni.,
> here oti a visit to his father, Cap'.
X.. Hunter.
gO. J. II irris has jurt r reived a i .-w
U| plv of school books and will sell
In ui at pi ices that alt nin alloid.
Rev. Mr. Steele, of Lexington,
treadled Ins Initial sermon last Suiiixy
at Itelhlehniii church. lie lta>
eeu ealled a-, their pei:ni>nent pasior.
.Mr Eugene Hartley and Hraves
Haulier w. ot to < olumbia yesterday to
vitness the fool bill g.iuie between
Hlemson and ti e A. M C.. i?i t! State
"a i r.
THE CTRCTS.
We all lil:e a eirei s. parent and child
is well. Jit the olden tl.? y of I.now- |
dm, whom every eircus-goer knows, j
hcdnytfol pindeis 'ami i * ?I lent made 1
?o\v our heart did glo> i f> at the eonr ttsr
.f u circus lUriaim A R..i y are billed I
r Columbia October Itlsi, and i very
over of litis eutertai nuieiit s!t >i11<I he
>resent. The antiiials exhibited by
his aggregation are rare.
Don't get so fat* in advance of the
imes that \> ii won't he able to lulp
.h mi cateli up.
When a man does a foal thTig that
:ebs him into tioiible lie is sure to say
.hat "uri ilei.ts will liapi en."
/hen writing men'..on reading this generous !
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pilar M^es arc sold l>y all good druggists
Don t make any mistake, but remcmbet
le name. Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's
wamp-Root. and the adoress. Binghamton
!. Y.f on every bottle.
notiikr ti.ovv at tiik rocir
i'kintkr.
A'i fli'dri ' I? |>H-s?*t t in** nvtrl ino i?
i<- liitfst prt<|in ition. Inil ?c me not
tti iif ?>i? i(. It will j'ist ji> . {?'
> ni.tke t !? ml! I or s:?\ It!>/.? k t \ ti ?? l,?i
* wain* to ?:iy * bvmtifill.' in mi) ol
o nriiinnr.y linotypi-* will. It tin*
iventup^vill w rratit it not to l? rk
idjrtck out of I lie trm-i's, w?? w.mi it
JJCnloiiKO'v Ail, rri isrr. j
I.Vr.fiYTO J'K GIYK.V FKKK To
^fcjiSCUIB&KS.
The
t? admeu '"'-rUA.nTTvt
i;i jyiv^yt away to our sulae riln-r-.
l'e have ]>riiited ooii .tarda numbered
0111 1 to>~>Cd and when viMi pay u.stfl.Od
11 your subicri|ition you >rot one of
onnls and when ail of them are
one w e ha ve HOD more just 'ike them
i Steadnieii & Jtilcy'? raft* ami we will
?ke them ont, let pimie disiliterestod
arty draw one of t!i*s?- eatds oat and
rhoever ha> tho one our respond? witli
1 ?et- t lie hti^'v.
Barbers have ensue and i?urher- have
one, hot, 1 have been uiih yon for
fti-ei 3'iars ai.it li,i\t> ttiwavs pivoa
en prjiupt ami politt* lervioe ! ,i.-k
i?r a Me pat ronnire ol the #oi .1 people
I liaiestiiii anil will use every ni*a:tfe
j my power to yi ve I hem en t ire rat is- i
vti..n. Jehky Wi i.i-i \ms.
'! he Barber.
i tlv? me a eall when mi need of a
ia ft* or hair riit. My every endeavor j
ill J?o to please Viul. I'leaii l.ivvel-i
i<t 'liarp rszoo ;tl\va> - on Initio.
IKi.i:\ Wn.i lA.Vit, tlit* limber.
. 're i 'lie flew I'lir of dollar fllirts which
e are ?JfVriiitj at 7"? ?rntKikanl
& Son.
0 Y OU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ? ;
Idney Ti*ouMe Makes You Miserable.
A most everybody who reads the news
mere ;: s tre to know cf the wonderful
,i , , cures mads by Dr.
1 - j.. Kilmer's Swamp-Roc:.
| j! the great kidney, liver
i v> i Ll aild b!adder remedy.
I U [ pi t? t - It the gr?a'. rr.sdt
I *)( K'' T- S cal triumph of the ninek
VI \ | . "f teenth crntury; di...
jf"L j 1|.: I covered after years cf
r i ""Trd' E-ient^:c research ty
j j f' Dr. Kiime-, tr." emi-a^cc.
nent K5dney nr.d blad^
der specialist, and is
onderfuily successful in promptly curing
itT.e back, kidney, bladc.er, uric acid troules
and Bright's Disease, which is the wcrit
irm cf kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is ne t recmmended
for everything but if you have kidey,
liver < r bladder trouble it will te f _ end
ist the remedy you need. It has been tested !
ino many ways, in hospital work, in private
racticc, among the helpless too j oor to pur- i
oase relief and has proved so s itcct sfu in [
rery case that a special arrangement h<s
tr. n made by which all readers of thi: paper
no have not already tried it. n.ay have a'
impie bottle sen', free by mail, also a book
tiling mote about Swamp-Root and how to j
ndout if y. u have kidney or 1 .adder trouble. !
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SubscriDers.
We suggest l*> our readers, at ieast
those wlio have (lot p: id up their subscriptions,
that they come in and settle,
as we in e<l the money. It is a we!
known fuct that the Advocate doe?
very litsle Li-rat in* and import lining
for that \vhieh is doc us. We tell oui
subscribers candidly that we need tn<
money ami will appreciate It if thej
will call at our oMice and make p net
llemei.t. We have endeavored to ?ivi
our readers a paper worthy of thei
patronage and nie t til it led to tin
money due us.
DON'T FOKUET TtlK bUOOYr
Subscribe for the Advocate.
WKNTED!
< le:tr boards. Oreen or dry. 1 incl
plunk, M inches to 1- inches wide, 10t
IS feet Ion?. 1 l4x<> and 1'4.\12 14 t<
IS feet Ion?, clear. Will take nnj
length of good * nil'and cut true am
full.. C an handle any amount andwil
pay the best prices in this market
write lis ami name priees.
A I KEN LUMBER CO.
W. Dotty, Prop.
| Aiken. S. . Sept. 9. '(CI.
Good t hings to eat
AT ?
U. X. G-unters.
W E 11 A V E .11ST I: EC KIV ED Till
FOLLOW! N(J NEW OOODS
K V I* I: V ARTICLE IS THE
I5E-T c?K ITS KIND, THAT
MONEY CAN I'.IY:-New
California Prune*.
Se ded )ta sins,
i 'leanse I Currents.
Citron,
Mi nee Meat.
A Fresh Supply o]
Fruits (y Vegitables
always on hand.
NUNNALLAYS deliciouj
Chocolates and BonBons,
received by Kx
press.
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E. V- CULLUM, Mgr
IU{. 'V. 1'. TIMMRKMAN,
Oilers tiis professional scrvlee t
the people <>1 I'ulesltur^ ami viuiuit]
Ollii" over the National Hank. a:>
! rati be fouiitl there tiny orni^ht.
HA TMSItl u?;. S. <\
I. A. WATSON
m SaST'UTISTN
HATKHHUKd. - - S.
Ofliee ever Harris' I>n:j?
i; K??. HKI.I. Timmkrman.
I. Wm. TuriiiioM).
I'll I'RMON I > A TI.MMKKM.W,
A TTl !'. X K V S- A 1 -1 A W.
\V;11 pr.'ii tifH in nil the Mate and IJ
S. < "ourls.
Oitho i n Kautl'nnn r.i:ih1injr,
i-?. Mutton, S, <
E. J. ETHEREDSE,
?hhntis r,?
J.EES VI l.LK, - - - N.
Olllce i <|vr Austin's store.
E. L. ASBILL
Attorns / A i Lav.
I.KKSV.'l.T.* S C
I'ractif** i" ?ll Cuimo ROII
L. M. MITCHELL.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFI'.'CH H^urs*
S to !? .1. HI.
2 ( < " in.
7 :;!0 u> 'J p. m
P. B. A SKILL
\V;iIcIich. < ' lOi'lc'and
.Ii'vvelrv Jlo aiiin^r.
MiUlu-ll litiililinj?,
BTES3Uft'j, S. C.
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NOTICE.
The llinler-h^neil I'm l>td linm ' itig,
iUliin^ nr tre>?<|t;i?tin* ?>f .my kind on
ih ir land* iimler in'.l |.eiiaiiy < t the
law. .1. M. N nit ma,
.1 oils Kkykomh,
.lESSK M. t'ULLI'M,
I*. K. Ai.nnipuK.
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We wish to announce to our
\ friends and patrons that Ave
: have secured the services of
Mrs. Hoi and, who for several
rj years has been in charge of Mim
muigh's millinery establishment
r at Newberry. J.C,KH3SrAR,D^CO.
Lecsville, S. C.
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'l^We Are ;
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!$ FOJR PURE DRUGS-- 3i
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$ .J\ I). TTM.MONS. $
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SEWING MACHINE, -
- - YOU NEED, SEE ME.
E . JONES,
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\ ^2,000 worth of Boys and
and Hats arc to be sacrificed.
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Si '1 EN CEX I' AS-oK'l U ENT oF Ol.ASS ami TINW
.IRE. l>:< V <iool>-> A NI? NOl lL'AS AT BARGAINS.
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A MOlliail S illl-M Hi SI (T.IWII I-OHII'S
pr. f i v i.v ?r i i b-iny uue of litre ?*i:r y ?
. a.ur.
WA N rr.D?Young nu n to prepare j
fur(ii vi-riniieiit positions. Fine open
nips in it I ? department*. Octal salsirie?. '
Rstpitl | mutations. Examination* soon. '
Par-uoilars Kr u. Inter-State ( cr. |
Inst . Cular Hr.ntls, la. -i-ISi'd 3m [. T
> i.. T. i Kill. v. 8 p pKKK^r
? PERRY BROS
vi V '1 General Merchandise.
Southern Rnilwny ?
} A' F. NTS FOR Till; NEW
To Columbia, 8. C. o mv.iiil of, HOME sKWINli .MACHINE
!; In- Sons It Ci.ro'iii.i S.a;e gr.cultural | T,, |,|;sT V?\'T1IF M \ It.
ami Mi i'Ii mitral Fair. ^ ...
Oil sni'oiiiit of tin* above oee.'8*ioii, 1 KKI*.
Tlio Sunt I.?*rii ICa11 a st? will soil tinsel* j o
11 ii'ii : 'i point* hi "''h Mali- ol S>-lh WE ('AliKV A KUL1, MXK
?' irn iii.i i Ci.liiM.hiii, S. <' .Mill r- - in:
n ai ale !< I i >t C!.i*s Faif (?b ( Ol-HNSAMif ASKhTS.
|il!H i'n'fnl^, wliieti i'leliries one at.- o
"E ARK l-N fl,E MAI.KEP
, II elu-i :?Ml r.r (r .1'- m'Im (liiltM !< TO SKF.I.. Ol'H Pl'.IcKS
irri\e in * * ?> n? i? j ri >r lo iiooii ot < A\ I> TFHMS *4 1" I T tup
.?, ? ;Mi Ii, hu.i ?d *.o :?lmn until Nov. ! A>l 1 *> I IT ^ ?' ^
2.10 .5. PSOPI.K AXh TIMtS.
For full information, seln?d tie?, <*'<*., j 0
""perry HROS..
is 5v.hi vr Batesburft, .c. C.
J?i\ n. Passenger Ajteii*.
("ti.irl. ntun, S. O.
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i Kxeor-ion rate* ti< An^iis'n, <5a..l
iaml return vii. The Southern Raj'way
on M'ciMiiit i f (Jenruis state Re
union ?? t 'onfnleiato \ i'Iit in*, N'nv. '
j; id 12, j
The - iitli-i n Railway will yell re J
! -luci-il ra'? ticket- 1'iom alt )n>iiits in
; ] t lie S. a ( i f Si in Hi < 'ni nl ina t?? AiifWld,! ?
; Ha., ami reitirn on amount f .state "
1 Reiiniii i ni Confederate Veteran- Ni v. 1
? j 10-12, at One Cent a M le i I>in Twenty- , ,, , \
K.v ( e.ts, . J. II. P. COLMNS, |
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! rail ii- of 100 miles ??I Augusta. ('a.,
Nov. i ill 10th, anil points ulthin ra- " hkmhuIhht and Bi.aokxxiith.
dim of loO miles of Nov. lotli.-llth. IIokskmiokimo a ftrciaity
and for iraina Mtiailulid to arfivr it I
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R. W. Ill'NT, , 1
Div I'im, Agent, . II. I . ( (M.I.INS, I
Clmrle-ton, S. 0. I.eesville, H. O. H