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Put your spare money to woi
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iron h. W. H. TIMMERMAN, P
VOL. IV
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BATESBLJRCi
JRGAI
i.S C.. THIJPSDAY. ftfTORPi
WQCA
L> mn/4
THREE Y
The First Nations
State, County an
L E Capital $25,000 C
A VI $10,100.82. Paid
$1,625.00. Dej>osi1
Total net earn'.njrs
Interest Se
\V. \V.
I?ARS OLD.
i Bank of Batesburg,
id City Depository,
K) Surplus end Profits
out in Dividends,
Is. 1904, $120,180.54.
in 3years, $11,785.82.
:mi-Annually.
WATSON, Cashier.
NO A i
GEORGIA
RAILROAD
BANK, Augusta, Ga.
JACOB PHINIZY, President.
V M. A. LATIMER, Vlce-Pres.
MOVEMENT OF PROM- J'
INENT PEOPLE. ??<
lilt*
ev*?,
Where they have been m
and where they
J t 'iirr
aturday was one of the busiest days "A PI
he year. The streets were crowded
the amount of business done by ^
merchants reminded them of \toas
Tflkct
rs. Stra ShilUr who It rs been visit
Iter brother in Columbia lias re- sl
led horn
iv li-v, iyv-r?
ROMINENT MER-1 sir and si
;HANT DEAD. Wards spent
r. Frank I
i while asleep-Cireat i htreMonda>
lock to entire Mr.wiiih
re. Culbreth CJrict* of j fc?#\
last Thursday in our town, j NOTAtSi
Sawyer of Johnston was
Will take
r, M., .... , ' Thursd
(.. Mitchell has returned
i
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H WEDDING
place next
ay in the
,i r* i. .
If you receive A Sam|
v. u. UUUUKIbn, Cashier.
RUFUS H. BROWN, Asst. Cashier.
Capital & Profits $450,000
Out-of-Town Accounts Receive Our
Best Attention.
? WRITE US, ?
?ie[ Cotton:
are going?Hap- t
. duti
penings. Mr
Hon. J. H. ttuddath of Ssluda coun- Atl
ty whs in town Monday, and remem- Son
bered The Advocate by reuewiog his he
subscription for another year. proi
Mrs. John Nobles and her daughter,
Miss Pearl, of Ridge Spring were in j ^
he readers of The Advooate wil
btless be interested to learn that
. I). VV. Uogguns li is returned to Itisw
tantu to resume his studies at the nicle the
ithern College of Pharmacy where gentlemi
is reported as making splendid anj a mr
gress in his studies. among c
.sses Sudie s>.nd Sallie (irigsby and y,.ar, p
it sister, Mrs Emmie llerlong, of thought
10 ins liome a
community. . . .. .
J i sa:it visit to
this town am
i tli sad re .'lets that we chrodeatli
of Mr. J B. Stokes, a ; 11rs. Carrie
*n of hitfh moral character i 0f Saluda spe
in that has been numbered
>11 r 'prominent merchant* for
ast. lie was stricken, it is ' (J uite alar
wi.ile asleep with what the j liuix people t
t Mountville after a p,enrelatives
and friends in '
1 Lees vi lie.
Paysioper and Allie Witt I u' ll"' 111
nt last Friday in Hates- I ?
j '3utesburp will be
j -ilover dauphter <
pe number of the Hates- , Dr Theodore A. <
ittended the county fair .
>i ^ nurcn
lere.
ost pro mi nent wed
'for tuk'Mi place in
that or Miss Eva
?f Mr. .7. C. Glover to
^uattl-bautn a prom*
Copy oi I he Advocate a
are not a subscriber it
an invitation to becoi
one.
Baxter and Hulo
nd Cotton ib bringing' today, on the
. llatesburtf market Of as reported
by L, I). Cullum.
Tie
WRIGHT & BAYLY,
__
|-| ! Real Estate Brokers.
town one day last week.
Bat
Messrs. Chester and Maxie Broaden
ofSeivern were in town Monday.
coin
Mr. Henry Bodis of Lee^ville was on luw
our streets Friday. ^
Mr. Sydney Nnelgrove of near Col- (er
uiubia spent Friday and Saturday one
_ I M
cuiur^ section spent i oursuay in j 'ni'tnr
esburg shopping. Mr St<
rs. Mary H erts of the Clomls Creek ''l,J
inutility is visiting relatives trt "e w
u. from whl
to deviat
ev. M. D Padgett and his daugh- jn n j,
Miss Pearl, of Mt. Willing spent ?0od wil
day in town last week. have lovi
iss Minnie Villard is visitins lire side
pronounced heart failure, at Lexington
iki's l"?tl a useful ncil ener- i
, always busy and never idle, j *^r*
i a mi in of pronounced ideas l ',ere Tuesday
ich lie could not he induced Little Lois
e. Many things he has done v {,, thig v
aritsble way that none but
lever know. !*ut few men Mrs. Mike!
?d the home circle and their Cross Roads 1
more than did Mr Stokes.
inent practitioner
this week
ceremony will be
Morgan of Johnston was jabez Ferris hi tli
next Thursday tv
Kemaghan who mis been at 8 o,clock. Mis
peek is improving. play the wedding
smith of near IlolstonV (' lover n sister of
was in town Monday. ( maid of honor am
?f this plaoe-. Tne
performed by Itev.
e Baptist church on
Piling October 17th
s Nannie G miter w ill
inarch. Miss Koby
the bride will he the
I Mr. Kobert Mctlee
Dots.
The fine weather is continued i
the drowth is becoming extensive i
in some places serious. Tin cot
crop in our section is about gat he
nod the bulk of it has been marke
at very satisfactory prices. Many
still holding for higher prices. ]
l-or Sale.
u,t* H lots 90 I'eet front by 200 feet deep
ini* on South side of Railroad street in
l?n llatesbue^.
red
ted
are
pea Ok a?*r? of land in heart of Bates
ur. and Mrs. F. H. Gunter of Iiid#e ; (rjp
Sprint; attended the funeral of thier !
brother-in-law Monday.
day
Miss Belle V. Ilolston of Wa^ener
spent Sunday with her parents near M
town. peo|
Mr. L. Gunter of Lexington county
spent Sunday night with friends in M
town. was
nils nt Lexington t'?is week. He !i:ul
r. anb Mrs Fred Wi re spent Run- hi,< im,nf
with relatives lierp. burn in
Lynch'*
r. L. A. lil.u k visited his luine about llf
[tie in the St. Marks section Run- He warn
oli edu
rs. Essie Drafts of near Leesville din.iry ct
in town Saturday shopping. therefore
no near relatives other tlmii 1 ?*- I- rank
dinte family here. Me was thing of * om
Darlington County, S. C. on cotton bolls
river near Stoke's Rridge ^arm* Duel
ty years ago. j Ul1' l',e Der
_ , I rom t liege 11
reared on a farm and I,ad handf(|L f ,
national advunf .gea as the or- ,() fliid boJ,s
itintry boy had at that time, , , ,
. . , _ , before have w
his opportunities for eduea- , ,
1 :?1.(1 s??ven Or
r. Watson sent us some ? 1 """eenvslle will
iosity in tli*? shape of two '',e kribesmanls
recently found on his (}untllebaum of V
ulf contained seven locks <j|0verof Beach
six. The cotton taken . >11
i . > a J s A Pun < f
vo bolls makes huite a 1
is puite a common tiling' ' <Lh?-of
villi five licks, but never er-s will be Mn*sr<
is seen a bill with RixiJohn Bell Tcwill,
L? M? - i.i I
I be the best man.
i will he Miss M. K.
k'insborn; Mi>s t.^la
Island; Miss lOl'a
Edgefield and Mi.-s
Trenton. The nrshI
. G; iSwearingen
Albert Junes and
gattiering is under consideration iv
and to say \v? are all busy hardly
presses it In full.
Wa had Mr. (J. C. Steel of Prosp
ity with us last week, lie was look
for land in our country and this soi
thinks he can land a trade with I
as I have some fine farming land
hand for sale. If you are looking 1
ow uurg, uesirauie uuiiuing location,
ex
300 anresr of wood land in Black
er- Creek township. Lexington county
ing J'sgnla.
ibe
lim
^ One hundred and twenty seven acres
^ I of farui land seven miles north
Mr. and Mrs. Kr nk Mattliews of ^
Mt. Willing were in Datesburtf shop- (jelj
ping Friday. . stoV
Miss Leila Bnatwright of near town
visited friends in Johnston last week, i
Mr. I>. L. Ouuter and little daugh- Mis:
ter of Leesville were in town Sunday. ^
Mrr. \V. W. Watson who went to you
lion wer
i?s Geneva Jones of Wagner atten- would h
the funeral of lier uncle, Mr. J, 15. earthly I
ces, Monday. used eve
iss DeLoncli of near Johnston ,>e^tern,
nt several days last week with the U1^
..... , v\ hen I
=es \ illard.
married ;
large number of Bntsshurg's Mozinco
ng people otttniltil the fociahle where ho
e not large: to some they ()(| wt>1, to t,
ave (neurit paralysis of nil ve jt a fair 1
lope; lie was very diligent ami vatjon It m
ry available means for the (a valuabl
nt of his condition, develop- !
Is of industry and economy. Dr. J. C. V
tie reached his majority lie ing was in tot
a daughter of Rev McKenzie Mr. .1. S. I
who lived in the community fa*,n,'.r *of s.
> was brought UP. She lived .
..... wuu-u | Albert Cnllum,
reserve tnis cotton and Ko invltatioils t
test in the way of cultiav
result In his origina- b,ir? bade Ut(Mi IS1
le new cotton. ! d;ally invited to hi
r. Kennerly of Mt. Will- Baptist Uni
,vn one day last week. ; .
The upper uivisi
Merchant, a prosperous ton Baptist n-s'je
iluda county, was he?*e | the Bethlehem chu
of Ridge Spring.
0 any one in I!at< sjued,
but all are ec i e
present.
ion Meeting.
ion of the Rexingiation
meets with
1 cell < )ct ><! "i m ? in
liina, see me, or trie Advocate r.ui
be-fore you buy it will save you n
ney and time.
The Hulon Sunday School atten
Poplar Springs Picnic last Saturi
and bad a very pleasant time.
The Poplar Springs Congregat
have recently built a new Chu
that is a credit to tbeni and their cl
u)r Batesburg. Two tenant houses on
llo~ premises; thirty acres in cultivation
balance in small Ion;* leaf yellow pine
iled timber.
Jay
172)2 arres cf good farm land 0 miles
ion south of Batesburg 2}g miles east of
rch Monetta. 05 a< res in cultivation. 7
!i 1- acres in peach orchard anil trees two
Bamberg to attend the annual confer- | givi
ence of the Woman,s Homo Missionary ' Hoi
Society last we*?k has returned home. I ^
Mrs. Pope Trotter and Miss Ella Lou spei
Able of Leesville were here Monday. j M
Mr. Hampton of uinrnit was here ',as
on business Monday.
J a fe
Miss Viek Cros?on of Leesville was Mit<
?nntthe residence of Mr. John on|v a ft?
stoll*8, last Friday evening. JlQ(| t|l9t
r. A. P. Lake of Saluda county Sumter, !
it Thursday in town. 1 hard war
' to ltntost
iss Luna (iayle of Alaoauia wlio i ware
been for several weeks in Sotitli ? it?ve|op? *
olina visiting rol tiv? s is sj,-ruling j ,(11||t t|,
\v days with her aunt, Mr- .leter Jloen reni
;he)l. , .
v years, and after her death ' !mrM,a-x
of his only t hil l; he moved to ;
v am! was employed in a
1 s'.ore; from avlieui-e hi cnnie I?
tnrg: and eii;:a;;ed in tin* hard- '
iness for himself in \\ hioli he
1 r oisidcrald ' .-nipa-i y and Messrs Win.
a t'ot.tl trade, his siieeoss has !'-olleetors for
arkuhle and he had attained were here
I o'clock A. M
Introductory sei
,gi _ I or Evan Hall. 12 1
'MIC Letter. 11 to2 first query
met lied to get ?>liti i
! tend churches; Ope
L. Cannon and Crocker, or \V. L. Hays
t In* 111 lie Ridge Medicine | 2 toft I*. M "Jnd
on business las! week. | eienliousl / as lJ.pt
1 ! - .
rinon by W. J. Keel
o 1 I*. M.
What is tbe best
*cli members to nt tieil
by J. i). T ivlor
(>uerr\ can we 0011ist
indorse oilier
dren. Your scribe was asked wl
tliere last Saturday to give a Sum
School talk and take up a collect
lor the finishing up cf the Chur
which was liberally contributed to.
Union Sunday School marked
present last Sunday, it is stoat5
growing in membership and i? no
for it* Tgular attendence.
?ile years old one five room dwelling
ilaj' All necessary oul buildings. Good
ion price, easy term*,
ch,
One house and lot in Batesburg lot
|.j . containing :i4 acres, six room house,
, small barn, pood garden, fine wel
water.
I
here Monday.
Mr. (leorge Adams and daughter,!'1130
MissNila,of Baxter were in town 1 ''1U
hold Your Cot'
The First watio
| I ? I IMI'i1
r II M. l'arrott, real tsiato ami 1 ( m .r
ranee agent of Columbia, was hero Oct. lHtrl
rstiay [ vive him.
Ion for Higher Price;
nal Bank of Batesburg wil
?* 11?it 111 ? in imiai tilers, M ISS69 EsSlP
riecl Mi?s Deborah Gunler in , from the Fox i
. she and tour rhiUreti sur- last week.
1 Mr and lira
J'oeky Well
?????????? shopping*
z Mr .A Hern
J
i brand from \Va
i lGlld ^ OU I.?esville Colle
Jitul Hessie Ethered*e """""in.-iuons 10 i
section were in town one ^c^0(,l>
Opened l?y John
? T, C. SturUie: M o
.W. K. llook from near gIJrrey. ,I0W j, lhe
ere in town Wednesday | fi|derlv members
' School*. Opened I
lid sister Miss Cora Ly | James H:te;
igener have nrolled in Sunday I > A XI
ge, where they will at- (eicise 11 to 12 A. X
< ?? !? lit our .Sun lay
Hull Towell or
'clock I'. M 3rd
best r/ay to gr t
to attend Sunday
>y T. Sawyer or
Sunday School ExI.
Missionary S.t
MR. ALBERT JONES TALKS ABC
HIS TRIP.
Mr. Albert Jones one of our pro
irent young business men has b
away in the upper pstii uf the state
two or three days on business.
* f.i tfA|nil O QTAA/1 / Ml I 1 It mill' I) f 111* I
'HI 06 acres farm land, one tenant house
two miles north of Ridge Spring. 15
acres in cultivation situated on public
road. Fine never failing stream runs
through the premises good water, good
pasture sold on east term*,
een v 1
for
He 320 acres, more less, joining St
Jest Murk's rlnirrli StliiiT'i <*?miifv.
house at Thirty Ce
storage and insura
at the Warehouse ar
Five cents rj
twenty-five dollar
profit--no use to
Dividends Quai
nts a month a bale--thii
nee. You can sell your co
id save further handling.
Lse in the price of Co
s on the bale ? the farmer ]
let the broker have it.
rterly==4 Per Cent.
5 pay& 10P j ifirs Ma'ry-*i
tton right 1 Jennie paid a 8
Saturday after
tton means ! ;.is4UolenS
QS C fc> this j 11> trieuils at G
Mr. C. I). It?
on his new sto
his new and m
Tjft-uiar. ami sister Missj N
diort visit to Batesburg
noon. | A MONKU
1 remember in a
ipenoer paid ap short tn |onorlndja fiOIUt>
ilbert Saturday. story of an Rnplisl
rr has completed work moukey.? I.ookiojr
re, and lias moved into one day, lie observt
ore commodious quar- a chicken ready foi
' - 1 - ?
Y'S .JOKIi.
description of Coyforty
years ago a
iman who had a pet
out of his window
ii his cook getting
* broiling, while l he
farming section in tlie state in pri\
conveyance and what lie tell* aV
the trip ana especially about theor
will be interesting to our renders.
He says that in Darlington, F
ence, Marion apd Marlborough co
ties lie saw tha biggest crop and 1
gest.yields of cotton that lie ever
in his life.
ate Steel bridge. Two good pastures,
out Good well of wa'er. Four good
ops springs on | lantation. Seven room
dwelling and all necessary out-buildlor
iogs.
iun
bigsaw
One hulf acre of land in balesburg
improved by one store ami dwelling
Put your sparp
National Bank of I
three months ; F
per cent per am
Dividend period be
W. ri. TIN
W. \
w
money to work--depositin
3atesburg and get inter
ebruary, April, July, Oct
mm compounded four tim
igins first of each month,
\MERMAN, President.
V. WATSON, Cashier
Al TPL> OAbTI POOF. Asst. C
The First I i?*rs. xnid net
est every , f ully to the he.
ober ? four i Main Street,
es a year. Kverything \
ruin il ?es n )t s
was |.111 on the
fr..ni view in ;i
Mr. Frank I'
ashier. J school here >j
v.innnins a ms wonuer- nionKey lay on me
nay and business views death, and a party
short distance, di
, , , , ... desire for tlie UiU
is dry and dusty atiu n , , , ,
. , , . fear of the possibb
looneome theelay wliuh , ' *
... ,, , monkev. One ol 11
streets wilt all be gona
\ enturous tlib n tlie
. dr , nusi.
I tbe magic dust an e<
adgett who is attending jn the clutch of tti
lent Sunday with tlie* sauio moment tlie c
^roumi ' naiiniiiii^
of crows stood at a
vided between the
ben otl'al and I be
f shamming of the
ie crows, more nd
rest, i nine within
i and was instantl j
e monkey. At t)i?s
ook, having linishad
Farm after farm -ill make two b
of cotton to the acre?no sorry cj
are up there.
The thing that impressed him n
was that such a small part has b
gathered.
On account of the search of la
and the largness of the crops not r.
one farm out of four has hail any i
*? ? "o f Imeml "Hit nf it.
ales house, both in good repair. lhis ?s a
lops splendid opportunity for a man to go
into the mercantile business.
uost
ieen
Small farm of 28 acres in the city
ibor of Batesburg. Improved by a 3 room
iver tenant bouse. Good well of water
cot- and two small springe. This land produces
one hale of cotton to the acre.
I 1
The directors of the Ilatesbarg Td- FII
ephone Company held thier meeting:
last Thursday and it whs decided to
build the line toS'eadman immediate- * * '
ly. Three members vere appointed as ^
a committee to give out the contract
{H IN BATESBURG j
j fond fillii
liile no lives were lost ,rain l,is
in lift*. 1
nany valuable articles I ti:rn and i
Hantist c
______ I home folks in
Mr. (loo. Sn
town a short v
- .1 devoted liushanil and i >jr_ I.eRoy
ht; was anxious to livo to ^me op Sun
children for great usefulness wlnle with his
lie was a good man, a ehris- jj, . A ,? u ,
i consistent member of the
'1 he present,
hurch. ,
upper Saluda. I dressing the chickt
riitli ?>f Saluda was in ! pot and went otVf.
pliile Monday. j The monkey plu<
had just seen the c
West fro? Columbia |>M ,ook |he fow, f
day aril spent a short ^ ju?crow in and re
i grand pat ents Capt. ar.d change> When tli
' and perceived llie
in the price of cotto n for his master's hi
?n, put it into tlie *
ir a stiort time.
keel hi? crow as he
r>ok pluck the chiok>111
of the pot, put
tired with iiis esie
cook came hack
fowl left preparing
nclieon turned Mark
li<? v I I I T k (i v. , H <1 Pill
The farmers ero to toivn spy
miles distant in wagoiu on Won
lor hands and carry tlum b*ek 011
urday nights.
The labor question is a proh'ein
there.
T/i dies if you want a hat that \
oral
(lay
^al 12;l acres of land on the Hollis Ferry
road one half mile from Rutesburg.
Good land, well watered and all in
ci.ltivatioii. Improved by house and
barn.
vi II
and see that the work is done.
Miss Daisy Edward.* of I.eesville ^
visited relatives in liateeburj* this '
o ci(
week Mis
Miss Pauline Wight man of near Mt. issn
Willing was in town Friday shopping of t
Monday. hon
Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Edwards spent
were destroy en. nisd.-?
I family ai
metinie between four ami five j \\ pen
>ck on Saturday afternoon little Sunday ,
s Freeda Rutland discovered smoke jie was (|
ing from the windows and doors His fui
ho portion of Mrs T. J. Kernaghan's aftt.r?ioo
ic now occupied t?y tlio families of . ^or j.?v
isrs \V. W. Watson ami 11 A. Little ; 0f a |,irir
ith was a Kr?*at shock to his I ",l> 1,1,1 ' i"1?
id the entire community. | e5s
his wife went to wake him up j an<1 cot'on t,n
uorning she discovered that Cotton is
ead j amounts ever
nerat was conducted Monday j Ginnery but
n at his resideroe by his pas- ^em^ So|,j
.Jabez Ferris in the presence ho|(1 for l)ettt.
e gathering of tin* citizens of I ln St.,, at pres
' ?-> *e lens- I
I v.1 tj'iiruma uiau aim- uv ??Up, m
among the merchants j dumb with terror ;
y?rs. ! torvention of the ?
being ginned in large Maryland Journ
v dav at the Leeavillu
iij cr (?p
only a soia'l Amount is
I'he farmers say they will 1 he fir.-t Europe
r prices ami ar_* not going used for stuoking
ent prices. If the price Columbus dispitcl
.11 i.-. fi?r I'.w i minai) i?if, } v* v f t ? r
at this manifest in'
v 11 uiie.
ai.
TOBACCO.
atis who saw tobacco
were two uit)u that
icil on an embassy
t he itivi overv ul' I ht>
please yotl let the Milliner at tvinai
at I.eesville, make it. She has 1
making hats for 20 years.
'I he Saluda Jury who are sitting
tile McCormick Miller case 1
Walter Satche Foreman; M. M.As
J. E Griffith, I\ D. Witt.il, M, Ke
A. B. llaliman, H. O . Dodpeo, J
u a> One and one Jialf acres of land in
" e" Ratesbiirg, i my roved by a one story
live room dwelling, sealed and in
good condition. (iood well water,
?" line drainage. Terms reasonable,
re :
bill, ? - . 1 ?
mp, Kinarcl, at LeesvJle. bus a large and
i* flne selection of Ladles* Jackets.
Mondav in Saluda.
i la
We would certainly appreciate some an ]
nice showers of rain now for tlie dust |oa|
is terrible and the water in the wells Wt.r
is getting low. holi
The representatives of the Bell Tele- and
phone Company are in town ami have Joh
begun putting in the telephones. land
?? - ? - _i- i -- r.i. .1 i.?. l.lll
in. ^ur ni uineR#>i IJalcSUlIt
rge c rowd soon collected and utter t,)rof t|,
liours hard work with buckets t ){nown li
ted by M.\ J. li. Stokes, the flames .ears ,
e extinguished* The part of t he "n,ark-> o
s* on lire was tliat occupied by Mr. '
Mrs Little John. Mrs l.ittlel
. . i
n was away lroin town on a visit .
so was Mrs. Watson and us Messes 1 ^,r y
Lie John and Wafreon were at th-ir
l it Mlill'
y; M'v. i/. i "i i aiiMium n vv
e Met hoilist church, who ?ia?l ranne;s. but
im for tlio past twenty tiv*' : ;o,
mule some appreciative re- j We hope ami
I liis carter during that time prices will nc
better in tlie
PERSONALS. R V. Jabez
Ibert ('.Jones returned Tues 'll' ,l"t <"'llir
, i aiteriinon a c
nine from a short trip to < ol- , .
Ill lie III III C UIVIIV(| i VI *.??* ?. .J
if it raim>- lower and island of Cub.i.
will I ise considerably, i envoys, worthy of
think though that present leer, were Koderig
>t rule long It will hw | Torres, the itt-r
near future. of special profleie
. . ii- . u i Hebrew. .Six davi
I erris preached in the
, . , men in older torn
ch at tIi 1 place Sunday
. . . . stun, but after net
noit interesting and in-| 1
. , , i a dozen leagues ai
?>..n in ;i lurir* ami annre- ' _ **
The name of these
memory by the smoode
Jerez ami I.nis
a < 'liristlanized Jew
ney in Arabic ami
s were given these
cnmpiMi l heir imslelratieg
inland rt?r
id stepi nig at i v 1
Sch urn pert W. C. LaGrone, J J. I
gett, D. S. Plnnkett anb L. S. Mai
When you buy a pair of llami
Brown Shoes you are ah'olutely
tain of getting the best for your r
ey, Why take chances on off bra
.For sale only by E. V Cm Hum Co
L'ad- Cloaks and Capes. Tiny arc selling
rtin cheap. Try them.
ISKEA1TY ONLY SKIN DEEP?
lton in an uncomfortable room or a cold
cer- draft and by falling to sleep uuder like
noil- conditions. But most colds are caught
iinls. while sleeping too c >ld at night Deep
sleep causes sluggish circulation which
?*? ? /I arc tilt* CV wto n 111
?> I 1 > b AI.UIO i<fc nui.'iru^r nu??
returned to C''lumb'a to resume re>,l
her duties. 11
ori*
We are glad to see Miss Alma Whit- whi
tie bick in our midst again. All
eit I
Mr. Cliff Mitchell has accepted :i j
position with J J. Rawl where he will
111 > I
be glad to see his many friends. l ( ^
motive otlicep the house was entire- I "
inoccnpied. 11 is thought the tire ninbia ai
filiated inside or behind the piano' ,, ,
airs J;
oil was plared against the wall.
or the Little John property was ,,r:ir'
lerhurnt, I roUni or de-troyed by 'shopping
,er. A handsome piano, leather}
mistered chairs and Inrniture of the
t make was destroyed. Mr. Little ' s C. -pr
a'. |,100 l.o?w..?.n * I M() !
id otties points. niativn congr
wies Padgette mi l dlighter* Mr. \\ S
Ridge Spring wore in town | ** '>
; Tuesday Mi". .'as. VV
a b ?by boy in
Cnllio Itainnge i f Mori hunt. a lino girl b
;nt lustTlinrsdaj in H.?te?>biirg. broad >niiles
M r. Sidney
" * 1 ? - .. 1... 1 I I ? ? IVAIU* III
egution. (>fii lliou>?in
rejoined < oluiudo?
Mitchell was in town Sun- and recounted t
that lia<1 come un
erts is llie proud father of ' W:,s on their
lui Mr K II. Ilt'iidrix ha> Spanish lar.u i l>
aby. itotli are wearing three ol the nati
daily saw -moking' tuba
Derrick from near Del- er"' >f the aborij
i, l.* ii..? i use of dried tobaca
.1 i lilKiuitants they
% on N'rvcinlier i". 1 j'.fj,
Ik* sevt ral won lers
tier t lu'i r notiee.
road bark to the
, a < >mjKinicil by
vr-s. that they lir.-t
,i\'0 praoticed. Sevjit)ics
\vrrj making
o leaves, nn hirh they
A WHISKEY RAID.
On Friday morning last Aluyor
wards searched the house and sto
M. L. Fox and found concealed ii
aperature between two draws
hind his counter thirty* four one
pints of Old Nick Williams Corn V
change of temperature. To prevent
colds, sleep under plenty of cover. Tc
. cure c? ' use Jlydiil.-* Klixir, it lessens
re <J the severity and shorten the duration
11 ftn of a cold and prevents I'neumoniS
be- Bronchitis and Consumption,
half Cor sale liy .1. I?. Timmons.
V liis I HANkS TO BATESBURO,
Dr. J A. Watson spent Saturday *'01
, aud Sunday in Orangeburg. :int'
1 Mr. Wilson Gunter, one of Stead- . N
1 man.s leading bulsness men, was in
' to I
1 town 1 bursbay.
Lawyer K. L. Asbill, accompanied
by Mr. Geo. W. Asbill of Leusville, (
passed through Uatesburg Monday en '0
. route for Saluda to attend court.
Ill esillliaio II in t-nja ..v ~...... , . ? *1 ' l'I
I f 2000 do.lars only partly covered
insurance Mr. WatsonV loss wan Cnluuibi
breakage from moving in a hurry tcrMite
a place of safely. MissV
Notice. youog )i
)n Noveinbtr 1st, 1901, we w ill sell ()f Saluil
the highest bidder all the personal f,|uV
uperty of 1). Kawl's est. to-wit : I
r lveiitTs xuu? mar is now v.
Ill to vissl liis f.it her, M r. \> al- i (|rix in tnis j
hell. Mr. .1 W. .
'ira li tnks, an accomplished j J" uul 11
llllllding Oil ul
y from I lie Merchants section ^ R?jMK.
a county, was in town Thurs- .
? iiikI l.ucv Guntcr of
erK.ng .ur ........ x ..c- furi)todintoa lo),
,'ace* put 111 their new
\sbiil is now opening ft pulling out tlu* mii
it* of new goods in his ^jVt* and gigantie
ilain Street. So the times (.jilled tab;uos,
ferr? il from its or
plai t itself.?Mar
for Sale. STII.I'
Z roll, lighted anil
ths. swallowing ami
loke. These i rimi
cigars I to' natives
name since trans
iginal application t<>
viand .loornal
IvK iil >1NKS >.
key called the "Prin e t f North (
Una" in sea lad packages. This
has hee n searched a number of
during the past year and oil two tl
eut occasions tlieaulliorilies have
rewarded for i heir endeavors
L,;?r?>- | wrs. T. .1. ftcroajjnan "as requusie?
place j the editor to express for her throng I
limes the "Advocate" htr most livarl fel
thanks for all the goodness anci kind
) If e |'a .
ness of her friends for their assistanc
been helpfulness d mnj; the jecent fir
at lier house in this pi ire.
' I col
1 Miss Rietta Rnat wright, one of Mon- en
1 ctta'.i most accomplished youn^ Indies, | a?
* was in town one day last week. I ^
Mrs. Frank II. Ilendrix of Lees?ilie I t<?
e
was heie Monday. 1
1
.toil Km, I COUOn pil'MT Willi pill- I "Iiwr
t, 1 four liorse wagon, 1 moulding , Monetta
il mortice machine, household and ^
,chen furniture and some shop
ols and other articles. Mr. C
J. .'.and \V. I? KAAVI , Trustees. ! Carotin
One hiatti
were in town shopping 'l'nesGood
as new
quire at Hat?
. K. Craven lias gone to North
a to visit hi- parents.
nan rvoiiai' > 4 oj -i 4 ?)a]u? room
Price reasonable. In j,r o. ?l. llurrisi
aburg Pboto (iallcry. jjdililional shulvi
make more room
fur increased slu<?
? preparing P"1
ng, 'carrange aud
ill his r11 ; store
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