The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, December 02, 1904, Image 10
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BATRSBURQ ADVOCATf
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As the year
is drawing to a
Jt<k rH <JP
clo.32 1 am going tc
) give my patrons ;
IAWL,
md custom ars from
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this time on
In my store
one To each c
ment store I \
Also
3 window yon will se
customer that trades
vill p;ive them a cha:
> some Men's and L;
e a huge doll a splenc
for cash each day in n
see iVeo.
adies fiats at AC I I
lid present for any
ly dry gods depart=
JAL COST, o 1
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$ *
$ x
Jest calico at 5 cents per yan
Jest drills at 6 1-4 cents pe
Jest yard wide homespun at <
(est check homespun at 6
rVhite and check homespun i
d.
r yard.
C> 1-4 cents per yard.
1-4 cents per prrd.
at 5 cents per yard.
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my Thing;
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Dont fail to
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GENERAL NEWS
THE WEEK
niTHPDRrt imrAM ? m/?i i
aches com e tor l am $.
give me a chance.
i: 1 According to Russian in formate
way of Che Fno, t he .Japanese ;
on Tort Arthur last Saturday
.-/ ? ? f'iiure The Japs were repulsec
?omg* to give each an
Yours to serve
on by |
ittack 'I he ladies of tlie llidgi- Spring ba
was a | l ist Church will give a ba/arraml II
I w ith supper on Thursday night I He. *. I!
d everyone a bargain
I Get i
J. J. RAWL
AIKEN NEWS
Messrs. A. M. Ik-ll, L. E. Wuod, and
(i. \Y. Croft will next week stand ex-1 i
100 sacks of
salt at 45 cents
Ilaaert Water Trnlla.
unties* men anil women have peel
in the deserts of tin- ..outliwest
uek of rain. Yet had tliey knotrn
l-cr I I\VIH T Ar\IVV
CES-INTERESTlN(i I
EVERYBODY.
Tile South Carolina (.' >!!e?re
December tlie ninth and tei
bratc ils tent h h;rt Inlay.
The programe promises to 1
terest.ii g one, and pre pa rat ioi
ing made in Columbia tor a n
c c\ > ?^1 iv ~ i ?
1 heavy toss.
Tin' ltussian &'iicral Kuropatk
a now :M horse power automol)
will 011 which he dashes from one part <
ith celo- lun^; line to another.
The Chinese regard KuropatM
io an in- his machine with superstitious
is a re he On account o t he illness of one
at lici in?,r jurors m the l\i 11 pi son ninivlei
in the 1 uileiiiiy just baek of Mr. T.
in lias Ml wards store i he ohjeet. is the i
He in prowmi .i ofr lie ehureh gi aim Is ai
)f h|s property. _
| There was a revival meeting k
U1(| week at l he Kdi'otickl rresbylcri
awe Church. Jtev. T. A. burgess the p;
tor was assist<'d by Itev. August
" i " \lcl.ease of Greenwood, S. (\ A tin
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SCOTT'S
s Emulsion !
HSllS
When yen r:o to a drug store
aminat ion for admission to the bar, J ?
before the Supreme Court at Colum-' ^
bia. S. C.
Ms. W M. Coleman of K.irle, one of j
Aiken c aunties prosperous farmers
as 11 >I i ' fa nily h ?rj.
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An 8-inch Sewer extension from the |
head of Calico branch to the home of |
MDS. CECELIA STOWC^^
iu iiiki ii me water xvus tlierq,
l mo close thnt a shallow well
U1 have brought It. says the author
The l^and of Little Ualu." There
numberless living things all about
l. night traveling creatures, whose
worn trails would have led theui
The trallH begin fur back iu the
:erlng sands and hills and converge
one span broad, white, liunl trodway
In the gully of the spring, and
of Alumni arid friends of tin
from all over the eount r\
One of the boldest robberies
in the historv of railroading >
of an entire erew on the At Ian
Line at Savanah (la. The in*
arrest are C. C. Clements. tin
II. Floyd, conduetor: .1. -I Ret
neer and Owen Robinson, ear i
rolle^e j J, . j|| , v w.is disvharued Motidiv
at t he s.imo l itnc u not he was .i
on M isN I 'at I ersou's counsel tluit
>ena>t?< jmv would l?e selected and a r<
\as that j hej^un a* l lie lenn of court which
He ('east ; ||exJ Mllllfj;iv.
Ml lllld'M - - - .?r.
Miian: 15 Mi^ Nan 1'attersmi is cli.uir ?1
d. enyi t he umrdrr nf i'aesar Voun,^.
inspector , , .. = . ... ... .
nor <n persons ii ivi' joined inoetiuri
, a id ;
;or \ d lip li .cl and the surround in peon
a tn \v t i v an* s; i 11 sulTerinp front want
. trial lain. M my wellsaro running dry a
opens . in sonic cases farmers are compel!
to li ia! water from ionp distances
. . Minalv t heir callle and for their o
with
j n -e.
! 'I lier has I cen cnoiiplt rain to (
!i. dii j c l \ r occ j r.inuision |
V j ! . ' j: : : : want; the
(f man l.?.c . y:j -jht io have
i,.] it. Do : t Lo Gu. ;:ri ;cc,I though,
led if you c-7-5 offered eomething
to eJee. Wine?, cordiolc, extracts,
1 i etc., of ~'.\l liver ci! ore plcnti* i
fu! hut t c.-.'t Imagine you are
L-il
r.rJ4!r i I l.-r. ,.:i ..^it
Mr. w. 11. Karnard on Whiskey road,
i eing put down by City Engineer
1'. S. Norris. The extension will cost
Mr. itarnard $1,000 and tlie city has
tli? privilege to tap it at. any desired
point. It is 000 feet long.
Mr D .1 Plunkett of Round Top
lias moved here, and will occupy a
cottage un Newberry >-t.
Orator, Kntre Nous Club. B ;
' R tlint
17G Warren Avenue, B 1
Chicago, Im,., Oct.22,1902. B road
For nearly four years 1 suffered B J furri
from orarian troubles. The dee- n to lo
tor iuniated on an operation at the y hole,
only way to ?et well. 1, however. F3 votu'
strongly objected to an operation. Eg * (
My husband felt dishenrteued as PI
well as J, for bonie with a sick y
woman is a dit#conv?la?e place at R i?ntrl<
iruiis ir there are mo travelers In
direction?
e land Is scarred by tliese ttuu, fur
ways of rabbits and what not of
> folk that run :n them. Venture
ok for some se'.loui touched water '
and so long as the trails run with
general direction you >1111 be sure
are right. But if they begin to
t your path at never so slight an
> to converge toward a polut to
In the homes of some of these
tcctives found evidence of t lie
A colored woman named At
while a passenger on a 'I'm
Street Car. Augusta <Ja., pro|
feet far out into the aisle, mu
inconvenience and displeasure
dnctor C. C\ Wise, who stuinl
them as he uassed tlnoneli r
i in- ivm^iiiii mil in i M". i n i r
nu n no- hj,,..!,.;,! <lircotor of Converse t
ioI)I)l'i\. ji;is ;)|1(,n accepted l?v tin- bond o
. tecs anil is to take place at once,
ina-tones '
,)UI The Tlmrnwcll Orphanage Sen
1 I buiidintf at C'lintoti S. C. was li
cli to to I ho prom ill last work.
of Coll-J _
iled over! An Oranuoliurn man has found
olli'Ct i U tr I i !"i I ili?r -.11(1 Vfilinliln i-nli?- ii
s. i: i a nf nifiii i isow main, aim 11 u cou
i>1leu' up before i.lio frce/injf weather, tli
f t rus ' will nave fair crops.
DhhloRS AND CRHMIORS NOTh
u" " All |n rsnns indebted to the estate
mriici j j> stokes, late of BateKburjf !.
im}.'t ?11 cntinlx deceased, shall pa\ si
an in- amount* to the undersigned: and
11 t 111 i's ins 'A iio haw claims aeains! s:
1? S c .u HV ,? wii tVilvll y \J\M
n v take trcrv. Every year f r thirty
: years we've been increasing
the ssles cf Scott's Emulsion, i
Why? Ec-r.auce it has always
1,1 been better than any substitute
cxic!
f?1'
I Send F.r fro 3 canip!a
The Northern peop'e are coining in
every day among them are:?Mrs. H
T tomns Ilitcltovk .lr Mrs. M. C- H
KucLis, and Mrs Valentine M ?tte Eu
Congressman T. C. Croft left Thurs fig
d v tor Washington where ho has gone fig
to attend the regular session of Con- E
gresi which opens on Monday. tj
A friend! v i!r..jigist. advite.l 'I,p '
liiui to get a of \\ ire of ^ matt
j t'ardui for nie t'? try. a??-l he'Vol so. mem
I inrgan toiraprotremaf< rtlqfc&nil -3 mnk<
my revoverj was very
in eighteen we?5:s f wrj another pj ,
*in*- i no
?mLVJLG^ ]bxc<OU^ ?j
' J OOUtl
??o-.. . b. torn
ft or right of your objective, uo.
er wliHt the tnnp nays or your
ory t"lls you, trust the trails. Their
rs know.
Tips" In Ihe l.niiil of Tl|?a.
u<l roils of men who nre foml of
are rout pel led, says the I.ondon
to refuse tempting Invitations to
try houses because of the "tipping
r" which is in them.
faros. lie asked her to lake i
She replied that if there was
for her feet, there was not
herself. The conductor then
that unless she took t!>? ni
would have to leave the ear.
that point he had to get oil' 11
flag the railroad taaclc. Tin
followed and attacked him.
i hem in. | shape nf a ("olorrial ! ill otiuravin*:
nut roxin whieh is worth about Fi
i >oin iur ( 'ilunial ^:U) bills wrii' engraved,
i t old her
in. sue I T!:c ?'^r'!?.?!?? ?? the 'Jre,
.Inst ;ii Mills, with emigrants has met
irt car to They have proved to hi
, wuinaii i,M' M'dek workers and are
lb- had *anjrlit *
r platr ' < slmll present tlu-s me propo
rom it 's'? '! !? i?> i hr imck'isipni'd. on or brf<
laiv?nr\ 1st l
MRS. I )KR< ?RA STOKI.S
wvillo; Admini t ratrw of 11? ? Ksinto J.
with (S deceased,
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CAPL LUCAS WHIP
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nil SCOTT C COVVNE, C!'0'r.!?l3
4C3 3 . ! ".'riot, New York
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I ACCIDENT njicAR
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Of Interest to Mothers. ?
Thousands of little ones die every B
year of croup Most of them could I
have been saved by si few do.*01* of *
Foley's Honey and Tar, and every g
family will, children should keep It in H
the house. It contains no opiates and H
is safe and sure. Mrs. Geonre II. IS
-iir?. oiowe icuer snows evrry i u,.
woman bow ;s home is *addeiw?] l.y Kj i from
female weakiios uid bow i-oiupletely n I
Wine of Cardui cures that tick- Hi *
ness and brines health and uam?i- H [ The <
nee* again. I>o not go on auGcr- ?J? |?{,e
in<7. ?!o to your druggist t<>d:iv u .!.!10 [
*>?ir! coritrn at 91 r*f Wit*** F4 1 ,l<"
of Cardui" fj '"" '
WlNE^CilROUi k rZ
;WTOII?iiwm?i ^ or Jo
re Is tiie Httle "bill" which eon*
s the English country house vl?c<>ui
!imim or chauffeur.... JLO Id
butler who ntnlles at him t 0
nan who YaletH him 1 A
ifAil keeper who "plit'eii" him.. 1 ii
maer keeper who iooas at him. w in *"
(130) ?4 d" ?
* Above items ore butted ou n three
111* <1ll VC* ullAAt o
IAJ U1U lOIII/lUlId I mill III
man to protect himself. A
blow the woman desisted fmi
attach.
Contract for the Hampton
lias been signed. The inonun
be placed on the east si le ot t
steps of the Capitol building
be completed in t wo years. 1
e motor- iton. .ions. .\slily nus heenein
fL?*r one and sentenced 1o pay fcio for dis
u flirt Iter ly eondwet on the streets of
I'a ill. The attorneys appealed
I lie ease will lie lieard at the IVI
Stat lire , 11.,-ni of t he Court of general s?
lent is to i
lie front .lames Si, 'more. a colored w.a
and will the('leu son Club 11 >tel, died at
t will lie ' Mi'i College lust week from the <
PUD TO DEATH.
" Tii<'tI'li-.VPnr-oM soil of Alfiv I I
' cas. who lives near < hist on Lexinpt
>1 ii.ii x v was severely whipped hy t
>?>sl " of his comrades. which caused
itero death l-'riday last The hov did not t
(; his parents ahout the attach lit
.jY ... h.'j dis ?vured hlo til oil liishndy. th
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SWANSEA.
l.ast S il nr.ia . v.l.il.' .I t;: .le'Tonat'
'l< v;t> removiuga loa 1< i she:; from a gun
1)1 ' : t accidentally discharged, killing Mrs.
! Muncy Sturkey. Tlu* load entere 1 be'
1 wee:i t Mo eyes eausing deal It at once.
.. The verdict of the coroners jury was
I hat dea'.li had resulted iron an aeeiIt*!
1
dent. Tlie parti . live six miles west
? "Si
Picket, San Francisco, Cal , writes:
' My baby bad a dangerous attack of
croup and we I bought she would
choke to d *:ith, but one dose of Foley's '
Honey and 'J'ar relieved lier at once Ca
after other remedies had failed. \Vc n e
arc never a minute w it bout it in the o;
ho-s". Sold by (). J. Harris. em
ii ii ii mi ii iwmimi?n ~
riAlAIERMAN ?HALL "n,"'
\ wedding of much int* rest loSout
rolinans was that ofMissZana Tim ,.n,j ,
iman and Mr. Ch rle- Dawson Ilab ; Tlu
A ikon, which ?* as solemnized Nov- I boxes
iber the I went y-tbird in the Ktljp j <>f ih
Id llapt ist Church The ceremom j divldi
...v .. wuvx/i, a vri a iVUUl|)Jl U
the ligureK would be nearly
Hi.
one lurge house a eolleetlou hoi
need in the room of ouch guest,
tliis box the guest place* a gentffering
to indoor servunts.
i hostess holds the keys of the
t. and these are opened at the end
e season, when the contents are^
ed equally among servants.
reel nignand win show \\ a<
ton, hat in hand on a eharg
sheiId below tlie horse's h'ea<
(he general's last words:
"My people, white and l>l;i
bless them all."
There arc also other inserip
The suit bv llerhert i>. N
llrookland Mass. and otheis,
li'liamp- oi a wow on i oe neao wiina si
o. on a the hands of another negro, liiil <
I will he leaf. The trouble was over a i
shoes .lames Si/.emore had sold (
lek t od leaf, and who still owed a dull;
them. IJeeause Si/einore aske<
t ions. loi the inomv a nuinberof t imos<
leaf knocked him in the head
rwton of >( ie'k causintt death.
, ajra nst
If J; I! J ' ?t' I II I I l I IM | I I 111 t III" 11il1 I I M'f I I I M'tl I
ireen- "v 1 lu? t wo son-; c?f Coorjfe \Y Si^ht
>air ol 'hrkleki. lie rceeived cm tin- lie
irt'i'ii 'dast. bark and letfs resulted Inter
ir |,? injuria The parties are white a
I 11iIT, ; all about the sameage.
i rec-i iwit
h a
hi: ni:vi-:r said it.
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WillTE'S
Cream Vermifuge
11 ?-? 1 1 s
Tar RiiiciUTPrn
Ui>UJt;KI AKtK^ AINU v 1
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PUNERAL DIRECTORS Mr
a I;
Seeing the need of a Funeral <ar
for Uatcsburg and surtounriirg conn- ^
try, 1 will open up Jan. 2, 1P04. a roll mu
line of eortins. caskets, ladies and tents 'j
burial robes, and run a funeral car in jj
connection with nice new carriages ?->,
; pcrr??rmed by t i?e Kev. U. K. Hurt* !
e bride is the eldest daughter o' |
. and Mrs. James Timmerman ai ' tv hil
;ieee of Mis. I>. P. ffurlly and M iiil?s
I*. RouknUht of Batesburg. f?u j,
he is a lovelv. queenly woman at - \ ivfiu.
eh admired wherever slie g<?es. frlem
'he groom is t he son of Dr. and V i oVloe
H, Hail of Aiken Mr. and Mi- I u'? at
arles Hall are spending their Inn
Ilun llnliac Wurkrii.
twelve years Hul/.ae wrote sereule
novels besides au abundance of
and newspuper articles. When in
wing lie led the life of a recluse,
ing to s?-e even his most intimate
is. lie usually went to bed at S
k, alter a light dinner, uud got
U in the morning to resume writAt
<; he took his tub. lying in the
Mrs. CassieChadwiek ol ('U \ 1
for $207,N00. lias ereated im
Mrs. Chadwiek who is l In*
prominent Cleveland physic ;
ed to possess $.">,0du.00o in I ton
curietiesin Trust, and muna;
tain large sums ficin variou
tions without the slightest
it. is said that she lias hypu
ers and is also thouaht t<>h,:;
land < ?liio i iK'siiay mornrutf a ne^io ai
ifh talk. '' a Ik inous n iinc upon a youn
vvilf ?.! a M iss Zaidco Houyei who lives 01
m. claim- s'roet. Augusta Ca. The
Isanil*ii*lv made a dispciatc liyht an
jed to it*- -' ititnis trij?litoue?l the liend
s iiis! it a- ' neKio, win sc name is ( lau l
ti. uMe. lson' wascai twn .J and contVs;
lolicj-iw- ls"ilt. M is-. I onver \\ as l?:idly t
11 px-ci n and li ifjhtciitd, I tit t liol otli
toii.|> ' \ on say. do you. Ilia I 11. t w o sh
K 'ad\ you hoard were tired simultaneous!;
1 I'"i-j asKed the lawyer of an old noyro on
your:,. , v% i' no s'and.
d her j "No, Salt: No, Salt. 1 ( a.^ed no s
away, reiiialih."
ie -lei y, |mt; did \<>u -ay?"
ed I,is 1 it i :e said t! y \va- lnitli tired at
ho'vcd s in;o t i<n;\ da''s what I said, Sa
fl W InO vV i ? i ?^ ? I. . 11 / < ' ? n 11 i : ?n
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"VMEIIEDY
,1 . THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TOK2C.
If BIWARC or |V!TA7lON|.
TM? CINUINI FHtRAKCO ONLY F. f
n _ll 1 (> . I * *
lor funerals. The patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited.
M. R. Ill' n.ANn,
Hateshurg. **. (
-B-^xaucaaceae-idHi
When \ ?u want a pleasant laxative ar,(]
take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv- |
er Tablets. For sale by Timmons l,,r
I ' I i \ c X* i ' n.cw/ui I le?t r f
wahu
on in Florida. 1 oup o
then
v way
1'lie Atlvtiritf has the largest circi' slide,
t? lie
iti of .my paper be! en Cu'nnr faster
I Augusta. It brings tl??- last i ' wri'tli
ns tu advertisers. keep!
'tis
one hour. after whi< b lie drank ;t
f coffee. Werdet. bis editor, was
mluiitted to bring proofs. take
corrected on??s and wrest, if pnsfresh
nmnuscrip* from him. From
wrote till noon, when he hrenk1
on two boiled eggs au?i some
From 1 to 0 he continued Ida
ig. For six weeks or so he would
ihis up; then he would mysterlnire
nitpear for month*
v ict.
1 Itui-mrd.
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