The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, December 23, 1904, Image 5
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"We have the
plete assortme
CHANDISE.
c?o ao v^uiimiy*
s largest and most cor
;nt of GENERAL ME
me Arizona UiCKcr
Another Bunch of Interesting HornNews
Fron the Gul.K.
n=
R/TS^lirKi: was n i close approach
I S t;? a tragedy in the cjiuuiui*
I EJ council rojiii last Tuesday
night, as stated by our osteon.
justice or ii.o i e.U'C \\ n.!>ims or t.s.s <j
town lit a good follow and a man of in- :
legrlty, but If he can't improve on his
spelling he ought to step down ami out. ,
llis warrants for "Jon Dow" and his
"defenndints" and ' pieiitlflTs" make the '
spelling booh:} look very tired.
Humors wore nttont yesterday that
the mayor of T/ine Jaek had been de>
: v .
? ..cut t
lOrlctnr.J.l thoii ti
riHMC is a Rravo upon the hill vitli 1 > >!? ,!
white tuui'liie li \ul. . a o a whi.-Jj titnl I La
e cut the letters: ! Into-tin
J Then
l':i,l
In Ccuii the touched the <V-ul an.t j *'
impc i ted IIr<. torn t.t
Itaviug nlned mi entrance. S
I.r >tijLC*i lLo hall to the kitchen.
Uo t he dining room, where 1
into the sideboard. hoping to v V&t
i silver. Not lludlng any, 1 went
e parlor. I
? v.v-} a light, turned low, iu the
the grorml tloor, and 1 worked
: alone. carrying my dnrk Ian- i ^
liter i:;y : !;irt. Turning out the j H *
it.Pisnvcy
All that is n
reality in ea
be had from
Make our stor
eeded to make Xmas
ting or wearing* c
our immense sto<
e your heitd quarters
trd f.?ntemjM?nir,v. Alderman Murphy
; a coutonded that a motion to adjourn
wns in order will! u resole. 1 0:1 was
an being voted on. niul be wouid not give
kl in until wo lovoletl a gun on liiui. Hail
. f ve boon oblige.I to fin we should only
iltnvo split one Oi liis o
i Tl:o Arizona Kioker employ.*. no travI
eling agents to take subscriptions, and
; whenever a man is round at work col
civv/.i"-'Jljhi
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Mi!it.v a one pas.?!n,x !>;. llie ' '..aY j ?l'u. '' "
:v" 1 over tin' ioni:\ . i! i.- V 1,1
. . . . , . .. 1 tUTOt
scrlpuju una wemiers wliui it
it'i'O r.re l>i:t two w". > 1 :: :v, . ; : -.'o ^
lio.iviu i!inl i oil 1. v : i ! i0
? s'.'iivo ??o:t i . i:i i I. , : . wits m.
owinvr <>-. < r it; I. Ilit.* ilo ,! s':o t Ii .' lowly,
; stmt to- whom lie ; :ri. t u i protort
WUpil I n Uo.l of llil'fj . ' 1j:" '
ii . i cii-pi npsiairs. i*> i>nu nu- ~m ^
in tl i> hull above. This, ufl- I
. iii:Iti;; the position of the doors, |
<1 out also, t'.seu entered a rear ,
:n. Finding nothing of value
I pa.ssisl through open door I ~1"J
::<lj lining room, in which there i [ J
I a ray of light. Walking very
with tny hands before me far ]
it a. I came in the center of tlie .
ig.iinst what 1 thought to be a I
UG Co.
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INSURE
HBHOH Or
?. ROOF,
Lexington, S. C.
Li I LiilC lift lliW A % * W4 % w. C i ? ce
Company of Newaik, N.
craniypn ir? ISJ5* Acc??tc P.
looting money it won't do any harm to
pull hiin up a limit throe or fjur times
:.ial then whisper in his ear. in eits?J
of aechlent we will pay all expenses
, ninl send on a tombstone.
Last week tho I?ltte Ilill Ileoord
""""" plaintively inquired cf the winds,
"llow long is this eznr of Arizona
, J. (meaning us> to remain unhung u
;voi stalk among usV" Our answer is that
tnilv 1 11:i:I i !: . 1:.v..
d:seov<
or Susie" ; ^.r.ivo llioj - .it. ?.v- |;||),c
z tl.o"i?:!i:o:ioo she 11: I 1. I <>\or mo. tlioii.uli
lie.! Hi / saw t!io i" i, (I ?;? I li.ui IJesIdo
aoo 1 on it tliey v.-n.slu: o.l. ? u::e lui!,v ?
I.e.I i:;o v.t it me-, it. Ii .vin.: \i To.' ; ili";.\vej
o t > tell. l*.ut I never ; M. I
A . a 1 iv 1 w i ; v .! i : . I lv 7"' '
. . . diw i
in:i l!:t% i.: \' \vtivli ; ?\ ? \o:: .
V n . . it 1 Si;'
r eeiinjj tuy way around it. I ; H 1
r??1 that it was too narrow for J-XCCl
. 1 e'.njj only about two foot with*. I
it was inoro than live foot loux.
it was ninoii deeper than tho '
f any ordinary tahlo oven with a \ TYlclc
in it. and underneath there
lint two supports, one at en oh
I'uzuJed to know what it was, I
iy dar!: lantern. ttr i
tod book in horror. Tho liitlit \ V 01*K
dquarters tor
3 Goods, Fire
:s, Fruits, In
Policies issued upoi
lives between ages >
70 years; ages below
rated at age 21. Po
$5oo to $5o,ooo. Pol
Ol
!ihsT;^$88,o66,o(
' 2s being
licies issued for any amount fj
ic'e; non~forfeitable after 2d yt
*GANIZED 1S68.
Twe propose lo stalk for many years
jet, iiml whenever any little liun^ln^
" VJ comes oflf we shall ho oil deck to help
make thlnys lively.
'OlTl ^)H1. thanks are tluo to some r.n*11T
known admirers for a serenade last
Tuesday night. Over 100 bullets were
tired into the Kicker windows, and a
Jolly time prevailed for a quarter ct
nil hour. Come nanlii.
THE BEAR RAH OUR SYMPATHIES,
roll"utl by a mizzly bi'iir. The bear
lias our sympathies. I '
i on
A party named White from Ohio was j v?'
in town yesterday to see about estab- i 111
llsbint n private bank, but upon learn- i-<
it... Ill-It Al l /llff-.i-not I.......... . 1.. ... 1 .
rcii ?<ii
! luo 1 > - ':.??!. I li j 1 !?. ?tIs?* ; t'.J
her slsll ID, In I i. ).! ' 1 till ml i 0f ;l ,.;
oilier Ir.t t :?u> .. Iih . . o : >? .i o<ltotl
?, till gentleness tiiul uuti. i Hlty. When | nitirt
\v;.s in a lit of |>? I a. ; a.l '.!. > utile H !
il.v goailivl '.a* by their 1"; i;> i:ii; How
ords Sr.s.o wiinlil ; . : ! . :.Y; . li? i x"1, '*
> < ... only ii
e; 1 would burst .:.> tears i'.inl proin- .. *
5 1 i-r i::'\ i'i* t.) l.e I): il :iu* . i :. 11 ,il I
\ v
:in oval s;wno tilled with ttlnss.
ith wliicli was the ashen fact1
>:lit;! my horror was turn
t which was ten thousand times ypofll
than horror at i ci?^nizin;r th#
; ?'f niy sir.tor Susie.
I :: >! out of the house without
X tin- family 1 d 11 ?t know. 1 ^
cm er t at I found myself in
?et. or. rather, the road, on th*
of insanity. Nor do 1 remember
ents for fruit
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The Carol i
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UNITED STATES.
CAPITAL PAID IN
elTWPI TTQ PorHTTTO
na National! Ban
)LUMB1A, S, C.
COUNTY and CITY DEPOSI
TORY.
$2<X
O
ik When the CJrass Valley Tribune says
that "hl^h society in thin town was
shocked," etc., it 1:10:111s that Mr. J or
Harper v.*ns shocked. Ho is the hi^'.i
m society of that town, and yet ho doesn't
know enough to eat beau soup with an
oj*s(,er fork.
I
[>000 Rutins our temporary absence from
the sanctum the other tlnv Mni.ir Iti !
li'r, tiiut u ? c uiuvicui utltliwi Hit si HCIU 1 II
liuu ; here because their books uml : hi
their cash didn't balance be decided t > ] jv
! no over to Lone Jack and start a res ! ,*
! tauraut.
| In
Aa a private individual we not ouly *1
a ttendcd the horse race held liere the i in
other day, but rode our own horse and j re
ctnie in four lengths ahead of the field ! [
and took the purse of $ino. The public ' ci
?*.i ;?-ti s^u-iv i ) . <v i::.: > 1 ill ]j |
iV? |?:i cvl the . - ill i *0- oiilt a
. lint ti.is ? ! u >1 ! .' ' > i - d,M
it:s :i slrr.i s.i. n :> I l.el i*. i'.i.I t i f-VMtil
v..:0f l.'.f WOlllil l llll li \ Hi' I'll <* ' :1'' !1
ie\v that I) pui.'. i \. > , I i .
e. Ill ; InlliK h- t m \v ;
nr.nlK'
etl.v contrary t > t!i:<t <>i . i e. ?. !.< i u ... ,
was fanrtueu lie thrashed 1:10 u.: no.'- r. v tllfully.
aliU I i*..li aw iy. I"-it! < .
I oil li e time between my
: il tin1 next afternoon. when I y
i'.v invoke as from a trame unit ! }> w "i
: ysoli* i:i front of the house I ^
itomlcil t.i n>!?. A lieavsp waa
;,-.r 1 ? :' ire the <1 mr.
; Inyr 1 !:i? house. I n* one of my
v.; in the hall. nml with him
> n y mother. My enniiii;: wits a
liu'lit i:i the ilarkness of death.
\ i >M:or. I it-others. sisters, "rath
He
Dues1.
LIABILITY* OF STOCKHOL
SAVIN<
Interest allowed at the rate c
ruary, May, August am
W . A. CLARK, President.
WILIF. JONES. Cashier.
Assets Over
DERS, - - 20
S DEPARTMENT.
>f 4 percent, per annum, pnyabl c.ucrw.rty,
1 November.
.1. S. MULLl'.R, Vice-Pifsii
T. H. MEIGHAN, Ass't. Ca
- SI.5oo.ooo.
k,VAA/ * *
t (CO called uud tired three bullets into
I our cticko? clock i:i the most lieralc
2 000 iua,llicr. If the major continues on the
Kiddy enrcer he lias mapped out he will
feci u pain so:.ie day.
Fit
A New York advertising agency
deiit wants tt? know if we will make attlda' hicr
vlt tluu our clreulution Is l.OOO.ttOO.tJOJ
copies per week, as advertised. Of
PMlll^O \Vt? will Vlt fxfihie trim w/vi't
xuuiV'UUU JMI'MM till*! J 1 ?~ j l
vato rights. As postmaster and so '
forth we frown up >:i li orse raciir; and . l'*
such. As a private c'tizon we whoop j ,A
'or ?"? on all occasion? an.l have barrclsoffua.
M. QUAD. ?3c
lo.
Who They Were. jit
"Who are h!I these niea marehinsr ft>
1 afoot?" asks the stranjcer. f..
"Tlit?y nre the members of the Team
This v- sm Hi.* i i I i .f 1'.c ! r
' far your!?, 'i'hcy . i t! t ; res!- from i
iko scvcnil iJiu 4 jTroui tie t . it lo i:"
i it her. \\ i:iic all j
... I I I' t"
:n c. i i.u: c v.: , a : . i :.
!8}IOi?S thill prove: . ' I .y \ .. ..... i,.
uny blie tiling 1 I .. I ". i - : > ;r },
r adventure. li \ . I i :t s 'i I ;
'(III 1 ll.lll I.. !! < I \.1| I j' ,?
Dtlltl linvo oul.Ktcd for a Her. and < -< !
it. 1 mi' :is if 1 Ii:kI roino lack
' o (1. I'rojM i! <? il.i.v of my
tiro 5 ii my rot urn not one woril
y l-ivril from or <>f hip. ? wnu
:; 'v the v.*:syWi?i?1 t> >y wli ?
ontstrowi) hi : \v;iyI
t:Ii| l.em-eforth I r :i
i-i ! ' .11 or.
hi I o? : ( : '"{' !!:l*? I eon ro.'l ?
I tut. ??h. the i1"o:i<lful soi?ot I
(VntM I lint shore it with inv
Cohe
Carrri
wear.
n
es the proper *ty'es in T 0(
Always when ycu cannot
lie about his circulation and swear to it
would be locked up as a dead failure
these days. And while we are swearing
we had just as soon swear to 'J.<> mi,OOO.hOii
as l.tHM.OOO.OdO.
Many ol' our subscribers have eunplnincd
because we have not pitched
) T Into the trusts, but we have icasons
for keeping quiet. When a man holds
e. ii.
miiuii. wiiii ii is tun mi sinKc,
answers the uative.
"Ami who is that mat: at tin* l?e:ul of l'!
Hie parade*:'' '1::
"V vi mean the one in the oj.en tap n<
carriage drawn liy four horses':" W
"Yes."
"lie's the wnlkln; dele v.tte."?Hhiea- on
ffo Tvi'mr.e. ea
i.l;
Are Your Lung.; Weak?
t!iat HoKI 1 in;-,!it !. .: 1 ;p i>" > ! <
inr-; c.mufiiial. lu i i y i .< t:
:tl coinc t-i !!:?? t :i r.it ::l J ' . ' '
it i ?r nnyiUiu >. . ;iu i ' 1 "
!.i :i I w : ?< t I \, . .. ;
Por ii yei?r I i>tl< 1 . ..i . ""
it I-I'iii.vr imiuht ! ,t.- i
il;.!:t ti.iv.. fur i < :;i i t
i > '. li i u!.i'.. .
riie <M.i ?sf t:i\ >:: . I :
!Vt. ! i. it wonltl 1:111 lior.
! I t i.: I )n' ir it sh??
! i i' 4r ti .> ! ? .t r*.i in t! i? ^
f th?> ??rc-o:it. - I
r \ MITCH 1?I.
i,_ ia jii Kccoid- , -' at as
i
. < v i fa : in.st ancc !
i colli u sultt'din pueti- fi
, I . I t ii.11 v\ i . ii I i >!.>? V
sale by
;burgL-rugCo.
o P<sl-Cf:icc.
shoes
; "ohenTs
(\ J. 1(
Phone and Mail Ord
to lit try
, Shoe Store>36
Main Street, Columbir, S.
ers Solicited.
HIV |i '-III >U' 111 III l.i III, I I ill 1 >HT.
Honutor. deputy r.i.trslisl. li eonuntsuioner
:iiul jtttuie wai'ili'ii nud is I taking
:tround for three or four other gaul
things he eiin't consistently howl oat
against any other trust.
The Interstate Sugar Cane Cirowor.s
association meets in third annuii tonvent
ion at Montr o t.cry Ala.,on January
L'o, 2U, and 27.
1 toes the cou;?,\ left hv the
or the cold co itructed tliiiitu : lie v* tjt
tor, st ill hanyon? Iiwlale's Kiix r
euro yotsr couch aid heal your v-|
limits. It ki'ii the {terms that ca. nu
chronic throat and hm^ disease ai la.
l.elns nature re<iore the weaken* d
jtans to health. Ti i a I si/.e iV. Fan
Iv size ~?0c. J. 1. Tinnnons.
I W:>ri\ .11.11 i : !li v.
:il I Wt\ii i:i :: ? <imi < : ft" mi :jjli- I ' 1
I i.f.; I <.:> iii'.' (I > >;?
llilo I; >\.t : \v:. I I' t', I 1 I (I. 1 I
i> l.i. v.. ' It:. 1 t- .1 ... i!:.i. .
.1 ? r.M > i! | < ?>i
< ta> I. I v. i .. < . |
s :iie :.l . ai.!. ..a . I I l at*
' i
. u ,i. i ad 1 ecu takt 11. 11
s it. euUis j Piled l\, su ('?>j
< i.e? with suae unknown j
.. av contain opiates
> p.1iut , a ?11 ? it (
i - \ i fin.ii a col.1. Ask
r< y :u.(l Ti.r and ref.ise
( id. ol . by Tim
I (?s.
i . K. Karelin, Aigr.
A Sens'
ible Chri
stmas G
. ...
ift Is A
p. predated
7'mm
i.
Why then thi
hing that wil
row away your mom
II be useful for the sa
sy for trash that in i
me money.
ts turn wHi be throw
n awav ay8:?*: T/oa ;
zav. giv, your dear
ones some
Another soli
?x ^ -C A ?
id car load of buggies
. T_. l I ^
just arrived making
/v* ? i i
; three carloads in tli
i * a ? r?
le past 9o days Wei
:ave on hand a iarg't
- and fall a s
soruiieiii ui /\i
Floor coverings, drap
Art squares from $<i.00 I
lcnur, i jbun anu
' to
Cry & Matting from (pr. y?l.) . 1 *!- to
>$10.00. ( I.:ip rolit'i from $2.00. to $
nes> ouggies, uici m
Laoo curtains with poles eomplet25c.
from $1.00 to $5.o0.
sti.oO. TYather pillows *i.na
CKory and Auburn >
F
< >iii
C l.i
Vao'ons, t',v% s.
itrniuirc o!'all gtvij'js. ^ >: ;
; suit - from ; 1 t<> - t 1 * '"l!
.... . < - ... i ..t . I
o
.: tU f rn:n *'.i' *>0 t n v > Ojk
r? from $13.50 In $30.00. I?ounj,ros fr
:i r I'l'IMll -"lOi? In i ? :1m ? '
? Is 11 o u < } ,, ,
*7.001.? $n oo
Ruga from
Coroa matting frorufpr.
T?
t<> f'TO Table covers fr >m upv
" Window shwbs from (linen* J\
t
i m i
mnl. Comforts.
0 op lllnnkpts (co'.to?i nrul all wool.
I?!r<sl;( s ( -((III . .>!(' till. '* '
f I
lak K.J<
!l lvjoks from -<7. () ts? ^
a .
... ,? ii .sjirin;-'
k. !'- rroi-i to Mittrt's->"s
l>er- Iro n to *2."> >. Iron both f
Ai
Mrom $1.75 to 5.00.
frcMi to $*.<>0.
roiu *t.o) to $17.00.
Harness
Buggy stt> both
Klo oris I cimrlo
ana iruiiKis
dou- J Wagon sets both don
and single.
'^e Names,
T races,
' Li
\<
K PfPfHI'M
jf 5 - ? v ^ L. i U U
j
Ho=i>jdwS, Am.) -o j' )ni
..
and Good
>5cjnis to $2.5.). I Apple?
I 17 . , . .
, stick c intlv.
f i
MIV MIIU 471 II IW (
Surry sets both d
and single.
Pads,
ouble Saddles of all descr
to 5 f
!' Colla-s;
ip- Bridles,
Trunks from $1.50 to
$8.00.
bik
Bab
I
som
s, B&iifcS l-.i&I j pjct
ies '1% ckc V: . I '?= j ?;ior
I
ie?\ colore \ . c \\ : > ii
. I
i a i .j
lire easels.
tl. ing i Ii
iJa oranges. nt . .
Ch ristn:
r.i.d ra i? ir;dreii.
can j .in .1 c\ 11 j at
g< cs to irake
as for the chlf
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j th
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