Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

To the Bank's Pat Though the First Nations Batesburg is only three ye: lius paid cut in dividends t<? holders $1,625 00 and still I J*t. .. ~.l n? . # ;> %, rons: ^ v i in r. a 7 TlVAT f v If ^ s First National Bank cf Bate** January, IfO'.wera $1 7 0.00; lkoi. f-41.331 V>; January, L n% j t ? . ? - - - ? ? * _ JFHIB an\l 'lin n lUtJll |?1 making a total net earning: of VOL. IV -r????????????? LOCAL lust fertilizer?that's all. mv Q $ii%8:*;\20 Senator llartlin. of Chester, i Snn?l;ij in to\vi. Willi tils tirothel 'i '.rriin. TIk'Senator lias a In Friends in tlieai' piiti \v!io are a > mm mm BATESBUI p,?.i GENERAL NEWS. jst of Iw ays RG, S. C., THURSDAY, FEB! J- .. ... ? -3 ? rnirrieil cne of his ?mploye?, was found dead in bod Friday morning. A servant in the,sum# house was also w '%b&' ^y. <uary;2S, 1904. STATE NEWS, V'"' UI'lM JtillH a a> is> Mom-j is t<> 'voteont" iln*ii dippi'tis:irh*s CO c-tmI in tlie louse of llnnoritlili i Cell Towill is significant. As | _ j,vi ? oyj January. ltWl, #!*?,\V. W. >ViTiuK.Cwhirr. r lent on "fc|?| i\.ved security. NO 8 LONIAL PARTY "The Silent Shore"?Muni Mr. Stone, of Silml town last week. Mr. George Adams of U'?;i here last Friday. Mr. M. Ilurshny went to hi Orangeburg la-t week. Dr. J. I>. Tiinmons went I Held oil a visit Tuesd?\. i <i:i,i 10 <-ei* 111in room. It 1?K It. M i*-s Mumii* Scarborough, \vh i, was hi |.tv:>ititiir a! ? ??'' uni Margie Soarb' rough, lell lur ln*r s?,,r \x lf. 1,1 bi-hopvilli'Muml-iy miming. ' ' en tiro town was ib-ligliteti to hi r. I>r. W. Price Tiniinons It It for villi*. N'a., 'I'msilay afternoon to n ,o Eiliro- t ho annual convent ion of the Tri | Mitlic'l A>soci;ttio i. Tin* lloi't. Jews are being driven from Runs , in treat numbers, o lias " ii uml home The The Haltnnore H.e loss h \s been c honor ereascu to about $10(M>0O,0uu. .^:in- i:nances of Russia are report -M ite a deplorable condition r ni1 *ia found itrrnl ui.d hi* young wife was unconscious. I Mayor Carter Ilnrrishn, of Chicago, e" was not indicted by the grand jury ? hbh investigated the Iroquoia ttiea- ' tre fire, neither was Win. McMullen, a*ho operated the floodlight that caused the fire, but the following will W in*I Two thousand people turned out t<? p:?s?e hear Bryan at Spartanburg Friday '',iu one i Tho citizens ol Aiken are to have a i ,'t| "Whitney Park" in litin?>t of th? ln't ' ;i> n, W. C. Whitney. milk Tm ii 11 The fSoveriinp vulimil ?>.. I ill ii nrst .Mr row Ill's inn e was pro- *-"1 111 it lor meuibe: ship oil I his board, of Mr. a H?'ia!?l prrdivU'il would lie tin <y was his d-daration in Ins speech indi ,, , . ... ... , ,ii, Butesbni ihut we now have on the board null who looks upon the dispell**- 1 ,,<J in p dice re^uUion for the moral were v?r ioeinl welfare of IW* State and not showed st, las' and all the time a money .. ... uijr machine unit a political lever " e <lis|it.(,s.irv law wan passed .is arrive all p to^mii proliihition The people manner ettUay t veiling ut tlie home ml Mrs. Piatt a Colonial Purtendered the gentlemen of g t y i In* Fortnightly Club, istumes worn by the ladies y handsome and the * mfo lip well in the dress of '78. o'clock the guests began to id were received in court'y by Mr. arid Mrs. Fred Cul Mr. lleury Bodie oi the St: liula was in town last ?wk, Miss l'miliue lliilto ami I*?esville, were iu town Satin Mrs. Rhodes, of Perry, Im^ ilinj; in our town the |>a~t \v? Get your garden ready, it be time to put in early vegeli j lit ves in keeping in toiieh wit ito of Sa- professional brethren?ami up l lie limes. sisti r, of i >.t\ Pr.vitl Krat/.\ of (Seimn. >< day. ! w lio spools Ins winters with us ! who has many ^friends in Hates been vis- | ,,,, Just Tuesday evening rt j telegram ahnouiieing the ileal h ?i .. i >i.-ter. Miss Jennie Kratz. of <1 will soon |*|?. 4|,.ilt|, ?f t||j8 est,,liable latl j t urred siubb lily Mr- Kratze li 'wil'h H issiati rioters at Moscow urc ha ln<* the knout mlmimsteretl to them. anil All Europe denies rumors of a wor i-v't'"' war* KV,'r>' nation is preparing f< V his eneo. y or* ristlie Cziltf Nicholas, of Russia, is siitfe mviT hi siuiiii irmi : ?ill J. Davis, ^ v- I Art owner of the Iroquois theatre ; Thomas Nounan, business manager of the theatre : Jnme- Cuinuiiiigs, stage earpenter. all of whom are charged with manslaughter ; Georgia Wil- i or linins, city building commissioner and ( E?lward Lnughlon, city building in- I specter. r ? ; ' by tlu? lw*isl;i.urc last wci-k cedinc m I.J . no iltl lands I') U. S. government to \ . . Mild The Columbia primary e]?>ctlon, v. |>i. miH's off the middle of nei\t montli. ihr Candidates galore are ill the Held and ' I lie* race will he a warm one. 1 el! ( vent hi r? ? w.Ku iinvr put i neir a|>- jlim> a|, I . f t o d'-p-.nsarv MS a tamper- ... . int'! in-'. II' relieves that < lie ' hinj? s-li'.nM tic ^ i veil mi npp >rt unity < 'n,e cat .it> tmt I lit | lace where liquor is heartily /.s t o lii i pi i <11 ii ii to that part Ijoht hut h privities for hi'.f mill tax for iMi or.-i'iiMMit i f lhe law lie slid * e those few ii ? i.it'll had i.o tiar taslefu'lj i - had a hi^h-r tax to pay and Uevolutlc eiintrie, are taxed for the pre-! ioi air! puii'shiiieu' of crime. . # I. \ !.. Mr ll.rr..l. i :i ,ew 138 Cforue and Martha ton. l>i:ring the evening a l?*d th? "Ilallof Flowers" was participated in a.id later a . delightful supper was served ining room. The house was r decorated iu bunting and mary flags. lllore tlioroubbreil K'mitiieUw Mr. A. ( . Jones went I?? last Friday to heir Air. l?ry The day of the Spring c fast approaching?but cui w I>i?1 yon sec Bry ui Tlnir-al ing?an J the lien John 15e!l 'I Mi. and Mrs. \V. F. l?oy?l. t county, were in ISatesbiir^ la: We arc glad to see onr fri Coluuibia I ".v o! u s many irientls lit an speak. I ,u> *at' bereavement., hit-ken is ! ew."t.' 'j jle iimmons' at Ed iy in ?rn- - .. , . low iii? field, >1 Saluda uthe billowing fron >l week. Kdgelield Chroniele as regard" (1||(l r I i umiiin's brothers new ator re in ing with ar.guish :?t the "treaelierj uf th.) Japanese I Ktlghmd demands of Russia an e ** pliinatii'n uf why her sli ps (ired upo the British steamer, Hsiping. i the 1; Tillman on Saturday hit tl e adinii l" ',l | istration a hard Ii?*U in his siieci . *> World Fair Notes. < i Xn Many histoi in structures reproduced i fur various purposes. Louisiana State Building to be the Cabiido at New Orleans, n- Festive Hall, '2O0 feet high, in center i;|,} of f'aseade Hardens. i The citizens of Aiken liekl n public the meeting l?*t Tluirsdny and p:ts?ed regulations of reiprl to the late Hon. j,t VV (). Whitney. The people of Aiken : > t ivere his frn'i.tls and much was it that '''irs Whitney did for tlietn. with until neve Thursday afternoon the funer.il of ':IW ' liu Int.. If.... I. :n ?I -ilh'r f .... .'W. |?.|| ur rniu t 11.11 I t lull provides tli.it if the revenue mutes Ic l hi- half mill isi.nl used in the liotiknigl 'i i iuetil til' law nud if 'here is tin t selling the mx will be returned Dnnt f t:e < m tv. I.ii|Uor is the greatest Bmiknigl on the fare jf tiod's green eirtli t . people is blessed winch rati do 1 " ** nut liipinr. He counts hiuiself forte in living in a town which lias Schoc r l as a har room or a disp*n <?ry ?i.es (!> erving of respect and conation - llliv ot tier l.-ic ntnl l> 'CI... 1..1 > closi out at Matthews St ?t C<>., Lees vi lie, S. C. nil to call on Matthews St lit for Wagons and Buggy rtLeesville, S, C. 1 Superintendents. I.e. Kulgele oi't again alter illness. Mis. A. C. Mitclu-ll retn week from a vis t to her | lohllStOII. 11 is quite a pleasure lor us so many of our Leesville t town eueh week. Uutesburg is improv'ii^ mi ing her streets iiiik li to the t I... .. hi- luii}; r*u?' ni'iii . \V!i.t . TiffanyM is t i N >.v 1 iriu-.l Inst ill's-- is to lie to I aiTiils :it Tin-Timinons stn <-imp i mill is far t he handsomer more-;1 to not.- | Mtnu-tuM!. cut litiilt in l-Mgi-liel. lit-n.ls in ' ?I?*?1 Kdjj.-fn-ld lias novel- si-.-n any I I i!<?* it. From l!n- wliitt* iiinrl.N- fi. llit* l??*:s\ iIy yrain.-.l npj-.-.i reilin^ i| wiih-ri- a iiiml-I. Tin- splendid iron ai d t'n ii t v oi 1. <iii I i> iiii-I I'caul 11 ti I to li? li >1.1 " against ilie Panama canal treaty. t rk I'nitcil States officers arc to le |J the lieUl with .liipnifM- troops fortl 1 In- purpose of making observations, thing tor to ; it is I i nit growers if Georgia will sn I " lT i-hipinciits of fruit to the St. l.oii I* vn isiit itiit <1 ?i i I v f i ir ? v li i Iii f i i 1'aInrc of Varied I industries, 52ft by I 1,200 feet, cost ?001,000. ( j Palace of Transportation. 05ft by I l)|t J 1,300 foot, cost ?005.000. i I Seventy-live thousand yards of tod I | laid in Cascade territory. < Wireless telegraph station among < hI great elect ical exhibits, ik Creal Britain to reproduce tb? Or ..?* .? ?? j?i ?. x ikimmil .-iiuirrn r , llopt* ook place from Trinity f'lturrh in t?> i h rolutubiii. The church which wl i tad known him for yours and for 'or' ' which lie yielded tip his life w ill know ^ din no more, as all that was mortal *" )f this good man was on Thursday tveoing laid to rest. ^ says From Steed mnn. . ..... ...... II J 111* I III -lilt people of tile St a'e will i;i ee | , ? j ,.|iilenl " :":i " '">? ?>? ?? r;tl support ?lllwp:nl? !i will r'lf.ile tlie l.iw to be en- sul'*rinie .,1 ! My L)KJ jCeneril > stands BY CRUM, juS:?,,,'' i ies, crstii \V;i I) i ii^lnn ?iisp.?!eh of IVb. lfltli itiiiwrilii askmtr ea 'books wl be ?-en a I e commit Ire ??n commerce |,,,t ;n su owing lener is irom fiopert O. 1$. Martin to the school tide lit* of t lie State: iR Sik:? As yo'i know the issembly lias enacted a rural w wltn li provides for the esjnt of at least 500 rural library rig not less than $50 each. L >}? to tliec'ty superintendents ch one to send a list of 25 licit he thinks ought to be cli lilinriM If v?.ii ' IIIU t l IV, Miss l'enrl Spa it it ami Mifield Maltisoti, ol near lar>\i ted Lee last week. Miss .lanie M mi a v. a n?< s iug young luily iro n t'oinn guest of Miss Muid.i lloilgt>. M i>s S?'arlioro'.i';li, of Mat \isiting her sister, MissMurg |ileasure of our young folks. wti i \> :iui<n\>, ITIIIHU'S ami sll atval1 nmdrU ??!' I:if> 1 11 improve s \\ And tli,* < !; ? !' *1 r?iVT' " '(ti l'<". \ i' !- |>:t11 t ?. nils ini'l ur uvrii s I l,;il ? iuin^ imparked ami air.tn-rd ?ii I I'liiinii- ?? !;Ve ,,r J1'* bi.ildii.fi !( ^ I minions r.roi li-r ;--J I> and ti.u.ii'il ?iv not now iiumi nor new eliai 1- Tlmy ami ilieir lain r.*d tiiii".* is Hilars lu-ioii- in this Miil. As i,.. T.Vt In- 'haul?i*>|ui i.illv dmy: and fir inar> li.int:?tl may trnlv bo said i... - i ' i. meat ! in, ' I The Fort Iiiean Federal aspemt) this lias denial.ded that Forte Itiea he a llii* mil ltd to Statehood or given its )i aure- ertv. HUT- | fill( - One life was loM in the Halt itno oeery (|1(l lire. A eharred laxly was found 111 nciiMiixiuii ruiace. The* Ast Palaces, antral structure, I permanent rust ?1 .< lO.OOo. (j i The I'lke. a mile long, concessions 1 () cost ing nune than $5,000,000. ? Thirtj-live miles of asphait and : gravel roadways in grounds. Inside Inn, within Exposition n' grounds, capacity of 0,000 persons. ' United States Government's total I ? ? II III : nr. t! j be cii M i"8. J oil n (iuntt, who has htcn sick ! < h.r for some time is very low yet and j ' leeins to improve but \erj I ttie, II ,'j' in3" j - hou Mr. nnd Mrs. K. I. Srnilli. of J'erry. | ' ipent one ni^ht last week her*' with; |rm relations. ! ah-ei v :: iin .? r/.. ("mm to ; teachers, illri-'or ? ciist'?iiis at ilia i?orr of teachers, h ton S. ? . All the members of vrar.l it. i'om:i:it1 ec w?-not presen' hut possible i won a -nflieeiit number of ?Hir- | nlate aucl v \ .>tc to insure favorable action intention Id all ' l the absentees' liave their state boa - re onh'tl against tin* nominee. . | a list. T, vote w s8 *o in favor of con- will likel ution (tivi'tecl on party lines. Ttie J shail nr iw-?s were Senators I'orkins, j furnish y 'lad for yon to consult your and especially the primary prepire sycli a list and forto this ottice at your earliest convenience. I uesire to tabIt returns from the city superIs and present then to the rd when they in*>et to adopt he meet!n>f of the Stite board y b?* called for March 11th, so eally appreciate it if vou will otir list bv March lit " >1 r. (J R. Fniilh, a |?ri mil zen of i lie liluek Creek ?ertiui lowu on business last \vi . k. I>r. E. K. Hardin joiirnoye capital city last Friday t-> I Jiryan on tlic* ".Moral I??wo." On .Monday the mi.all eov <' Munis with the hatchet. j i-t niemoialcllieliriliday i t 01 Ueorgc. .... ..'iriiivn n i >-.v i tut ? ill? "I'lu-v art* I lir, s?|ti ir >. ii ivitH in lii'oad minded tuyii seelci a to ! lli. inM'lvt- and clad to >ee all o living. Mr. ! Davis Tiitiiimiis con I to t'lo llie hi^r li::s n at II ile?b ir>? 11'.ir dr. ' Dt inrci: ird 'rniuiioiis will i-ondtii !ii^ llllsi ill Kd ^uliitltl. Indeed 'already ? ndiielinj* it; I'or lid'orr one a l< v. < i.roiiii'li' .ene'u - all it - re ' ""I I I will lie viltuat J remly to wa r ii'iend j jKildie. Some ? 1? lits orun . .! .l..i i: ^ ' - i up. i in1 ruins, nut ir nifiiuiv is impose l??t, Ole li ve I hrrs duel- A squadron oT warships .'passed 11 j Island of Permit Red Sea, at midai^l I,,, j? ( of the -Oili. Tl.ey were believed to I ' t his Russian ships, aders it en ineti China lias sent word to Russia th '* apprnpnati <>i $fi.473,ftK) The Hermitage, Andrew JacksonV ' Tt'imcssefl lioiuo, reproduced. J lt. Map of ft itcd Stales in growing ' ,t crops, covers area of five acre*. Robert Horn's cottage of Aj. lire to be reproduced on grounds. ? Ninety thousand gallons of water ^ per minute flow over cascades. , at I',,!:! if M..IUC n../l M..1.II r.o Sir. Wade Hill of Samaria, has | nought the l'.il i lit fad of li;r,'..-r ' jus* across the river on the Aiken aitie " imI will move his mill there in the near future to saw. Mr. Elijah Hall, of Mini*. ua- I. r* Jalurdjj or Sunday iiiyht, the 1:1th or ' 14th iust , ami appropriate d to I;i^ i.-;i.. >wn use property whi h belong til t<? e aim i euro??, < it* i- tin vsii'jiitfv on (lie coir'nit- . , 'I !ry (lie tiehlli of Setiutur u* i. prices to SI oiicitors Banquetted. it r Th iimoiitl, w ho tloes not in- i MEAT t > -iiintl lor reelect ion, gave Ills w solicitors at w ok with him in i.i: r>s>inir ilenait mem ?? f n-.. ? ..!! A tender \ line of gents shoes at low suit the taste. [rttie.\s & Bouknight Cp, Leesville. S. C. ! MEAT11 MEAT!!! ' illiov <atl? lli Pnf nli.j ?o Mr. Klijnli Hall. < i Sainaii town last wi'fk Mr. Mali I friends here who are alua\ see hi in. 'I'lie sidewalk has heeii \vi in In ill of ('apt. fjiinter's i thereby Kit ing the whoi much better appeiwanc". "The Silent Shore,"' a Is-aui romance by .Ino. Ith-ui?!el!e . > ?III II ! , v, j,( J i ll. ntji i: \Hii \v;?ni ir.fil 1'iin' to i:i< m i \ v 111 1 ' * 01 1,1 to ftr?Miytiien l.nl to """ 1 r* ' i? all " I\ t II >rM' vi,11. Vniing Mr. I YWioi will li.? tin- .-liii'l rli-rk o ,1,1), ,I in I'ltiiimni-. Itri.i Ii.t^, ar,i| v.inu^ Mr i*>iili-iu?'. !i* a gli-t .-ninjf Mml a 1 0,1 l'"' Iti'ttfll. [1 Till lo.'r : I?11 r11111, IY;,-o/>i n.'?* : 11 j j-lit* wiSI not guard tin* railway in tin v-cir war as W:,s nt,t allowed to do i r!" i !\ in tune of peace. Wal> f the . Al- Thieves lirokc info the conUibutii I'l'b box placed in an Augu*tn, Ga., hot ny the King's 1 laughters of that jiluc and stole the contents. g J | j by 7?0 feet. cost f49*,GOO. " Foresty, Fij.h and tlame 15uihlin?r, l?y OtK) feet. cost $-150,00*. Three great cascades, largest water- 1 >n falls ever constructed by man. el The (ir.ii.il Trianon and Verraillvs c, Uard?ns reproduced by FiJiDce. c I'al.ice of Ag ricuUure 540 hv 1,600 j feet, GO acres, cost $-V29,J40. I itftither. < < at i ! .Mrs The^ farthers arc trxing In | 'I'lnn for their crops, but on account of the slum iri'vailing bail weather ?h*v are sore- """ r*-<p? y behind with their crops. Mr. Daniel (iant left lu re last Mon- ',lV' M'llU lay night in company with his little.; (irl for TJeorgia, where lie goes to W. I mvc her treated for a supposed mad ' *? (lun.rr \esteiday prepared hy man c;n I'a-iu'l r.t the Victoria. Mr. 0)| hand riiiciul va>? >uii'toil :i> a man who .. ,, , . ,, .. . or tinst, < Is well Willi till facti'iiH on no- ' , t id' I i- fairness and ability vti I lie can ')e* n U-.l \itli becumin^; modesty. ami is pi i n - liciurs were present. Mr. Junes wi -<f t lie Second ciicnit bcinK ?t>- ... , mi account of Mines . Attorney * 1 r I tinnier and I is attestant, -Mr I. Toivuseiitl, Jr., were also pres*1*11 oilier solicitors who eni-ivcd nut it, you will alwayi find at my butcher shop. No dirt iverything as clean as clean My cutter knows his business repared to serve you at all th beef, pork and sausage, a call. J. T.POND. "On tbe Corner." will soon begin in Tin' .Vivo opening chapter will npnu 10th. Tin' Bntesbiirg Prug <" >.. < writing desk for ? ">'>< . \\V ?!i how it can lie done lint il v !:n j! WHS one of I! e t w in- : he i'i^ouiiuiwii nwt in;. r >i,".iv11 s'i'.vti-: or sut rn cakhux.x l]-( . <ij,, Chi xtv op I,r.\ix<;ton. i not ?< r | Tho onpnrtiierpliip heretofore < will call j|,_ to t ivt'I'll I.. T. IVrrv ami I \tiii par-'l' i r\ tloii ^r liii<ini'?- in tin* tow ? li it r-l>:ir<* ll'iitiT tin* fi rill III); jvi, .. 0 IVit> Hr.ilIfr", i-tliis (l.iy ili~,< I, .|-|( A j,| | by in"t nal i- tiKciit, 1 In* sai<! S |" i,.,, |v ry a?sti i.irj* all i l>!it;atmiii-; "! The Mississippi Democrats iti tl t | Si'iialc of that .State last week adopti resolutions of respei t l? r the la Senator llaiina pxist S. r. m < | Sixty thousand people \ie*.\?d tl if <>t reni iie> of Senain." Manna at C'le\ ' j\ 'j'1 land Friday. All husims-. \\a;s so r , ||(. poll.led f it the (I IV. | Main picture comprise} 10 xreat * ,4I ! palaces, arnin??'. it in fan shape. t(. I Mniitiivllo, Thomas Jefferson's home j I fui Virginia State Buiulin^. 1 ?,| Floral hints. Transplanting Annual F? rns from I I..X U' I * lojc bito. i mi,:' ihers li:ivo been Several lots - > 1 il i#re of late and aee.-rdin>j to reports i ,."r \ here will he in the near future dwell :'K houses ereot? d on so no of tie in Seivern. I! ?'\V Mr. SI. (Winter is >|> nilm# :\ U\\ I 'turmoil I's Ingpit ility wi'rfl Mes*. iThe G, I'l'fiiul, Wilson, .lohtisnn, Henry, n.il <?f tin first. t!|inl. As lonj It, sixth, seventh and Stli eir.uita, packages II "v 1 " tor Latin Cash in Advance. who can I, , . ~ T. , , POUNI * i..?t?-nr^ Auvci"i!i' untter itn;:it inriit, h.is a<lopteil tlie ''alter m: i 1 - mI\ i'ii'i! system. and will not Kur furtl arden Seeds Arrive. C n* tliey last we will- give of the seed sent us by Senar ner to Advocate subscribers for them. )?Re 1 cow with heather id blue heifer with bell on. icr information uddIv to to lii-i part of doI t;' i. i i journed. Theemnll boy : n?l ni u ,\ . spectator* "robbrr <l" >.! I. til** new ft-rlili/or <mv. n' i . , arri ved b-re I ?-? v I; i Houkni^bt <-V. Km land. I.ot Harris, out- of our < <>! : lalion, showed lis |.,>i swamp rabbit, which lie I.i , , " i" > :i?l iir .11 .1 ii'i >I a iif s il ill;1 Hi'lll t>> I)'' t.iS. I'. I'iT'J . I.. T. I'KHin r-ami I.pj * k. i'E'tltv IX1 I 'i"11- ; Ii IT i (I i\ "f I'ebriiarv, ll s wllliili I J A Cj'Impse of 15ryan .<! p.ipn I . . itr" y :i j i* ''i'H .in uit.^s Itrvan |i ' ' ' t lir. ii.?It i?:*I? :z 1 i?1 :i \ mo l'n-t master <? neral I'dj lie In | !,(' () i in jewelry ami $130 in en< ni. si nieii Ironi his i ut'l apart inert* i '.Va-liiiifjinil las; week. Ti e Ilus-nan government last wee '' issued a pi? laiimli??n that it "wt minor i . . . .. I nit- <i nun!)?rt?w suceeou in Iran*- ' plant itt? these ferns from the woods, al , Bs lin y do not .-land transplanting h during 11st* growing season. Select | ' in j nice* rltiiiip* tin ing tin' summer, and | >li i ve j ii muUi s in luente tl>t* 111 ; t hen | j I late in the fail, just before the soil j x freezes, c'..refni|y dig them up, and k J pi nt i hem in tli renter of a wide bor- | . 1,s der in whieh you intend to i>1 ?nt an- i invp win ins son ami il.iifjI U r in ' r. in?'lolks. Mr Kline spent several Bays in Charleston on busin-ss last week. v?- any nmre new :?atms without nry. I'hoy will also fret Ibeir i h-i-iio. is <.ti a r.ish basis hs fast y i_ to t!i it). This i- exactly i 'ii y ni' ipli ijJ bv T'-~i StMitl.vrii, i i -1 o'.iaiiiino wit h the beta s i : j, n'i- nvcr tbe state.?Sa- One 0and r I. !*\ b. 11. . . rttduing i Well Known Here. Apply to .1. U. YOUNG BLOOD. FOR SALE I horse power engine. In goofi r>rih-r. A fine pullet, Cheap. J,.J. Shealy, I.eesville, S. C-. town mat. \vt>i>riii- ral lit. See ad of .1. -I Sin ily, i,: tin* popular liljHtksii.iili . r, wright. it may pn.M i f in you, its he hits ju?t laid in i and a eolil Iir t ip;litoning m lifjiil t he ail vert i r t? n \ o M t e c i i cI'll I. y ' 1 \ no : b-t\ er tli w'" s i . f i in. , a<l\ t'C acr a' t; f t;c. " !l' mi lii-> w v t > Columbia In ; r..f,v 11.-j" .r t Si Soul It ' 'nroliu: I v : . o l;?i u f. Mr. Uryaii itflivcrvil :i ,! I., lore lite ?. ?-?.r^ ia l?ii-i l<-. . .. o \ to, !, |M"I. ll C :?i to rrlato oiii-c. I August a <?ot tin* "jr-l'v." Mai , \ i I'. s :>!.r?*- uti:i 1.1 , i \v r? , . m < :. i' . t 11 il< j <> M r I try i n v i > r , . ... i!i>-ij.poi lfil. ||< :i !l i I it..I . i. ' j anci is unprt'pareu ???r war. jm> iiiiii 1 aM tin* m-Urr for tlit* .lap. i ! ;: n m!aitiif l'atrolm mi M. <" Iluekiter, of A*!i< tint j villi'. N. \v:i-' I: >i vvi i'k stiililind l? '3 a I'i'firo hark ilrivr. Nassau -lt( ?*r?- i-> in i ilvi i.r I'oiiilii ion. i an,j 1 was ' " minis A b'Tderon the north or the I I east side of a h one or hedge is best j 11 I'ut plenty of leaf-mold in tin? border i f and water freo'y. (!i owing th- Wild Violets.?Many ' ii j persons prefer tin* wild violets for K growing in borders, hut make a mi*- I nil-.e mi !r> i g to tr i -pl.-.m iliojn frotn ? ti e xv " <!-. l'ois is \i-eiiio' hard to * i.. . i i - t 1 We are ttlail to see Mr. Jessie l!:ill immt? us sixain after beiiijj ubs lit y ,, or several weeks. I e M ?sses Agnes all J <Ut > l.ee (iunter t n?t their three friei ?!-. Vi-> Hong . ' , might, Miss Iti.ser ami Miss 1." \ ol' nor jeesville t'olle:re, ?|.ent Sat or I >y : himiay here. We tre ulel t liturh p-etty uh' - to \is.t . !; t . o . ; OIIHlli.lU Mllll' liov> in?r item : tnaria, wi -l atlny morning at ;? nit eting of p south Carolina i-??llf^.? baseball (i luv, (iunter was electi'<l cap- ? ' r I'.iuj. Mr. tfiintci has been rs ,*>, >:t r. i nob a athletics for tors frt n \ . i r - ilc v* as canlain Ol the IVoll tea an I ha- been ti -'nr p ay- Miss M 1 11 in- h i i I it tid loot bill I. In shopping i- ii CI have complete lass triune- wilt be I Messrs. j:ittU?lia<im and son, of Sais here Monday. . E. Gun'or, fif Mnrrit6's i*as in town last week. *. l'tlrd wan one of our visi1 I.etsville Saturday. i id M i *k, of L?esville, was in town last S itorday. . Jas. Davis and .liaison llnll is f> n 1 ti in w i i? .1 -i S?i . i r r A mis'nkt ii. -1 otir item r? v:i *?111'- 1 1 " Vnn. 'l'hc name <>l t In- wn.r <>t i saving machiii- -li.i \< tieorjjp Aditm i -!i;I M Adam*2. "The Silent Snon-" nr Ii of St. James Park," a t!ir l i of love and adventtire. \\ Ii t Ii Advneate Mareii 1 it h. i ...I.. 11 i i... t > - i -.!i | i. i i-1 hi <>i . | riv.i'i '-I \ l.II . ' , j .if' I' v < ! I.i; Iiv In I'll. Hi ii. |i Illillel'. 'l'ntt'1 il II| ll'l'll tin* In- l:ib >r ; t'orin itli Mr liryan. In* Initio oi l'i''n r. wliu iiu-t lii ii i:i .Xiioiisiu i 1 ' '' " ' ^ f it ! i iii to Colli lull a. Mr. i P My lory '' H'4 lo ??? :"'.V ?' no s'or v In* -asn:' w I;? 11 Iii l i'ijni in j In-1 !? I ilit* Drum rat ir tiri; . 1.1 I vol: r ' I'll* '111, 1 TrMvU*: I fill lint iitloml ..I .Itilm iia's tuiM-r.tl. Hi? < HVii'ii ;i> an i-xr.i : | 'at- | 11,at In* iliil not. want to si t :i |>rt riilrn ??I j ii< In? rottlil :.ot atlrml all (In* Iikhtu ii <">- <>| II int.;i's rank. Tin- ' liron? <1 ittii* Kit i; Alnhons ' t Il6 ! tli<> mmmii; Killer of ."-pain. Is in ilan^i nl' inking a tumblr Trr tiili* >s l-rrv i . i ..... in--.- I I.I.I s art- lui: list' II) tit* I i"rC ' r-ti^platiti <1. A b-lior way is to i . , li I i! e berth r \%it!i hit-mold ft nut ' t' ilit* woods. and wau*!i a fluster of wild violets until tin* bio*sums lie-in to 1 fade, then t it* hum-lies t*f t lie blooms i hi lit lit* pa ji* r .-.:rks. Whur. the seed ?' ''* liavi* ni tliiri'ij. rut the sUmiis, but leave I t r tin* p' tls in the sjirKs ji til August. *vIn'fi I h-? "i i'ils slioiih' be sown l>v I - .Messrs K. O. '_tont<r :i t?I .1 t ,\ brand two of cur in n I,a J - \ 1 - ! <1 Aiken on litsiufis la-! \\ ik. m l>r, A. 0. Yeariui is . IT oil a L>n-t iess trip to Pniladelphia. !l-lii- put. baaed tie* Koalin l>?-i| ol II. II ito's and will bo^ui to wmk now >n. n Mr. (). liny <>unler h;1.-. r. 'iiiiieil t<. : si week anil Immediately I?' * h",3t' n il .1 pr.M*li< ? w ' begin jjr jn( - p.vt*;!'t?r I In- M-as >u ai> I Imus n Miss 1:1 1 lady ot I b -.iL> i >p ill'* A?lv ito. j'lay. orney-General Guater r^?; Mils (iam biers. I 10 J ifjiin, were liore Monday. . Cato, one m'Marietta's best nils on our streets Ma inlay. Ih I.mi A bio, a popular young .10 villi*, ..as hi town MonJantiic Murray, of CjIiim'.ua y * si onlay aller a p euseiit ilis-. I lot! cos. not nii.-s a .single i -n Mayor M B. K Iward ti j t I) J Int. I f ^11.mill nil 1' 11 -111 between I.. a i l J.. !I Next WCeli *'T|| W el. r i! Mrs. Huiett Delight Choicest 0:1 Audient rei -1r ret I It i\ i-r. a ham!- IT"!*. A O-wah! Maner, >11111: 1 (j j; ] 111 jf t, ifas** a mils 't -it | in (liar I list <>m <>ii t lie 1*. Ii of 1 i In- \ i'\\ > amM I>I? 1 ior sp?*.ih> iii j 1 1' ' 1 ' j 'I'n.tre v. i 1 .* man \ 1111 in hi : ?>l ?he | .t? : in .-?p mi h;i 11 > 'hit mi;i\ ii: in S itiroi.eil ?ir ;?>h;isshiikiml I an* time e A poll taken by the New York \V??r ?m1 1>\ I at a newspaper humpiet m New Yuri i, ic- simws i Inn < 'levclntul is t In- favnrit ivKirli 1,1:1> be, lint In' will never remeti ,?ise. her again being President ?if tin? on out ?>r ! ''''' Si at es. car -fully ti'owiiif; tliem from a sni <otIt ( .surface. !><> not cover ?February Won au's limine Companion. Id I ' f ~~ - National Convention. 1 i-L ? i A .St I, )iiidispatcli under date of ?. \ uner speiwio.* I?-w lavs her?, J I Mr Jno. I. Sally, of NVrndf. rtl \v: sj ,?t n town last Tuesday. Co* T Mr. M. S. flu liter our <*ren? >pnrt- m, i man, was in town Sunday, lie i- i u: tery anxious to know v\lio broke ln> i ' ViiK'on. Mr. Henderson i.unt.-r. < tie <1 I.ex 1 11 - an r. n 11 iv| <n i t o t lie lej; sit or ..I ?*. V .i . i ai i!1 'I I:i-1 vvi- k. A I toriiHN nit'dit r:.' (III? !* -a vs. n i . aw imposti! af?,-t:i' ?'?lm V it i I vm rk hi lliis ct'< et c i? L-jxinjfti; i Iv lh?? \a-l prupori ioiis ill ii- J.v u" '? itini- I- fii foi tvwrnts Ity tin ?. : < v u ami tin' ?tjhoriiin:itr n ' i r- !i ' I i ll rl.erjtoti'* amlw illlii ' 'I.',1 I i ,e.- ??l mi c *- . During C,t> r?e i'. Tiin merman is hi Dan, :?itending a meeting of I As o i.it i< it. . Mci'lz.', a farmer of lower >a was muidered last ^Friday own parties, . Kd. and ti.it Sliull* and F. jr. Irom Seivern, were in the sd <y on business, will imnml'nti^o, tin* ?" <>l "The Siienl mioic" or I rv of St .1 hiim ? l'.ik." Bloilri?lt>l.c I'.iirIon. I: i- > inane- willi ;iii in; ri<- i | " developed. 'I In* (Irni of V' 1 rx ' u been lloii l.ii-1:n - , ii. 11. t he jrisl loin it ? . \ .n last week by uniti< iI i i 'I'. I'errv w II n<> nr.o lii li ,, , j ,,.11 ur.ii L - Miipiiiij'.nm iin* i 'iMirkr i Mrs 11 ti 11-1 Je-;?ccia' incut inn. I?> !< ini j 11 I.'.".vii in th c parts it ,;i ,'\Y | -;t-n: i- to n these tacts. 'I'll si !:!; , I I V . I w lie* we clip Irom the liar ' News ami ('mirier : i'li especial treat t f the e?* ! i. ^ ! i I" . . |x i 'mi I ..i ill w is i In- - n.Ki .Mr I . Mi-- I!. Ililiel. Ilcr si?ii;j v\j ry I' in ii.i cil as .. c iiitraltu snln. ?IVt*S ? ' ?'ingl fighting Bob Kt'nii's sqondron is v??s ii- I Ofiinai. Il is laying around t lie ha l? o!' K'lissia-.lap iiu-so < pi-rations Tl leston ~(|ii.uli()ii is said to be looking I i hints on war. Something may lui ning i fig of l'erry S. lleulh, lias resigned hn | K?*b . IS li, s ^ - ; 'M.'nl .lot) i 1. Mar- J tin, u li . will Ij?* Hergeant-at-arin* al i he I/i- a <? i .11 ic national ran vention, a ' ** posiioii which In- linn held at ho vera 1 "r pr^vi >ns conventions, reports that arP* random n's have been perfecteil for the iieeotnnioihii ion of t ho various Slate tlelosfM imis t> the bi*j fU'ino' oratie jtat lieruisi. I" ' ingtoti Co. s youne nii'ti i- ri-'Mriu* wit i|iiit?* a nice Coileye at i t <1.1. I.o k m>> out ffirls. i ' Mr Ilurtfess of Ste.nlmnns i? in town m !?! home la-t ecu. Messrs. Clarence W illi, ami (hie ^ . ( 1 54 11 I t I YV t * t? f Vi t t? t i I t? . - ? ? - .. . . i ' ? ...... i r > iii? ? nn? prepared vsi j? i n Ii<--i.le> g vinjj n*- Misses <11 i .1 \<- l':i Jitl\ if r to the iivcs | ci t.ll i in iter- which h'vc not yet Mi-<s K iT :'?i< i! arc*' vereil as lollcw-*: laily ot 1 )nr -tatotes in referent* to ^amb- tier runs are mit ot ilnto ami shmilil t>e inli I to meet moilern oll'riises. *^r- ^ iey nr.* * a in! iii?t? finite and Haral.l a I tiii' I:: tin* ulTeiiHeto ' politic | 'i*' i"?" |?t eil 11 a a'!>! i i?tj in j if vat e i s n> | 's '1 mes J ones and daughter*, lamie and Delia visited relao ln->t Thursday. '.la I. 'tti-i, .1 rh.miiigu, you tig Knoxville. Teun. is visiting in, M rs. \V II. Attvell. . A. Conner, formerly of the hoe <'o.t of Boston, Mass., ha* a | notion with the Drake reeu !Miur Co., of Charleston lie?s, (it* vol nig in- I'liiirc in ulnle Mr. Slit 11 < >11 IV11 \ v..!; in t III* llierenii' il?* line. I r men are well-known mi I it llt't ll Hit run Hi' i.il.tl ion 1.1 our hands. Air . M. (toil In Ml In a line I ne <>l i.< w ; summer j:no<l- and wo \\i-i. prosperous sea-oii iii'l ali i that his past per.-e\i-raii. .u pri.se entitles In in to. " ' III- \. .? i. i -1 i>: th' cvi'iiinir ccini i is in' . 111. V.r.-. C. 11. Iliiivt :.11<1 Mrs I-; iiii'u :il|il ( ' \ i Il'iil In till -an;; ol'.'.rili | Ml'.- Un it'- l.illllliiT '.V;|i till' 4 1 l"! :iiiil .\ri.i"* from 4 K.iiiNt'' i Jo: .rii.'r .?I tor liim it tft" ?l si'if: 11.in that o.illoil I. c -ii i - lii^ l.fit at l i>t if ri iu'it ion r-mlhr ml riiti'f- ' fori Ii for tin- splt'iidiil sing ni"-i outli'i-ia-ti ouiiiinom'.atii I n as lirsl-assistnnl-prslniHStt ,, , gcitcm!. lit* whs also secretary of t 11 >i ins | j. ^ ] Republicill national executive c<?i inittie \\ li eli lie lias also resiiMu M'ena * M(. ( Tin- resignation* areisaid to lit? due ? .. I lie deal h or 1 Ian la. >r the 'niiiji ? r the J. II. (' mtiold, of Itridgcpo rt, t'.on hi. a yoni?k millionaire, \ylio rtcon ,r cj?ni ? "umii'i mama : " i hero is? |lt, not t In- slig 111? .- I doubt that we will be |n_ .1 r?lt* t? cure for all the Democrats who 1(j may come here. t(/ ' From reports which I receive daily, I judge there will l>? an enortnoti* throngut tin* convention It wouhl not surprise ine if the colivt ntioti " * alone bought BO,titK) pi rsone to St. Louis." - - - - t" r : Hit'ii visited ?> !r io\vii 'a-.', Sunday. act "sr \itii w ' : ? |V 11 I i The Dispensary. The Spartanburg II. raid of lust Sal- 1 unlay said editorial! v : M,'" -rhI.L,i.n?l. i ?. ii ' - ?. pni.ne ami the I ""(1 win *--1 = i>i?; * I f >. ) amended as to leave ^1 r? t'oi m< n! ??f <1 mitt. Provision should Who wis for t'lr confiscation i f gamb p i rapt no I it. . '*' '?t tit| Iai111s are made of the I"'"10 'V id slot iiihi tiMies Particular a'- *''"!rt ion i- iiiv .1 to tlie demoralizing ',;l^ 1 t such 1111 i-aooes have or labor in ,e"1? hi rural <h tricts an I direct leuisla- I1)"" w 1 is iif< ?|t <1 regit In t ing the I.replug .i"*1 <'r< si. h maehines, es|ieeiullv sneli as V,l>!' r represent them in J?'lori Ja, <?n r lias many friends here li him success. rumi' Follette, the practical aker, of Augusta, is in town le tuning, etc. Mr. Follette fifteen years practical cxpernd understands lis business, rant pianos pal in fino shape >p hiiti n postal ur leave yo ir ill Dr. Hoatwright and Mr. I i I ^ | nit u fo?i>1 nine gamming. > 111 uu nit- ivsi. inat'saiif

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 25, 1904, Image 1