The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, December 23, 1904, Image 6

Newspaper Page Text--w-tz " :: ' f X T ** : '**+ .V . r s-' ? * ; i, . ' ' ?" '*>" HJE BATJB3BJRG ADVOCAII \ s~ Wm- W' '' y ~ . s 1 \ITTTi /- T*1 V' " > Kt *jnrisim have the plete assortme CHANDISE. as is Coming. largest and most con nt of GENERAL ME1 The Arizona flicker Another Bunch of Inlertslir.t! Horn? News Fmn the Gulch. 1= -v ^ET^IlKKi: tvaa n ? close approach V I M t:> a fhc common 1 council room lest Tuesday ' . i i r 11 t .... ul..t?>l l.f ...... Justice of the I c.no Williams of t-jls ^ town is a good fellow ami a man of lut*?Kt"lly. but If ho can't Improve on his spelling heoimht to stop down and ont. His warratita tor ".Ion How" au*l his Jl "dofeundlnts" ami "plentiffs" make the ' x spelling books look very tired. #ro Humors were afloat yesterday that ' I the mayo;- of f.onc Jack had been do | ] I ? \.<:it t!.r IOrlB?anJ.l then lnti lore i* a sravc ujion l!.e hi!', wit a l?>kc.l ii . liite marble hud. a wliieh lind the * cut l!;?> Utters: ! Into-1 In* J 'i* be: o 1 o^-cir* ball oa t " .1 V t'ds !? uO.llIl Sl'.r toilflicd t\ ?t ?<1 and i * i u-.i n; . ! U>I ;| V:,uI > cum' i<? ii>i M>, i.'lV.US V.ntjKSl Ull entr tll'T. 1 u?di the li:t11 to the Lltckca. > t!i? dining room, where 1 i:to the Mideboartl, hoping to VroBj diver. Not tlttd.'nx any, 1 went [inrlor. | iva's a turned low, iu the lie ground door, ami I worked alone, t arrying my dark Ian- . my : !ilrt. Turning out til? J 8 * 1 fpmiro' All that is n reality in eat be had from Make our ston eeded to make Xmas ting1 or wearing* a our immense stoc ; your head quarters. *d e.mteniiHiniry. Alderman Murphy c3 coutended that a motiou to adjourn was in order while a resolution was in beinj; voted on, and tie would noi give kl in until we leveled a gun 011 hliu. liad . j v e been obliged to tire wo should only | have split one of his ears. 1 Tl:t* Arizona Kleker employ a no trav1 elin:; agents to take suhserlptloiis, and J | In: 11 lij.li an.v a ouu papain,* by Ilia "(Joii'.i ''J-i " 1 >o!c ; over tlu? i'oiu i\ . i i.. 1 ... . . . . ,. 1 tU2*U(HI r: Ii?t i ai : ii:l y.\?ii?.c. a v. Inn il : .ouu. , boc.r ..nil iv aro l>r.t IwM \\> 1.:: v.. iV. ;'< ?t, j ic.ivcit s:tul ! on a a t': 1. v. b ? i / to r.n in yrravo jr:eeii j::;I t i:i ilia \? ' was not nlil'i o.?t it; I. t!u? tit* >.; <? t!i Hlowl.v, ' Illtl to- Wll'illl : tit* ; - it; li I U 1 pVOtM'tlu "liaii I :: !;a 1 i,r l.i' . ''JSU I'H . I crept upstairs, to l.uu mi- | lit in the li:tiI above. Tills, aftliuin;: the position of the doors, | out also, then entered a rear | rinding nothing of value passed through ij open tlo.tr I T 1 i.i >iulug rooui, in which there i j|J I \ \ a ray of light. Walking very i r. itb tny hands la-fore ine for , I eauie in the center of the . alnst what I thought to be n I ~ (JGJ Co. . /? w. p insure . ROOF, Lexington, S. C. lit L.I IV 11a liiv C 1. ce Company of Newaik, N. ; n vr a ina ii i? luunu in ^ ui a nnleeting money it won't do any lianu to pull liim up a liuib three or four time* :.inl then whisper iti his ear. In eas?? of noeldont we will pay all expenses , nml scud on a tombstone. Last week the Dine Hill lleconi plaintively Inquired cf the winds. "How lonjr is this czar of Arizona J. (meaning ust to remain uuliunu to lily that l might place ? heads! mej ^wvon r Susli'* {.T.ive they ;rs it< . l.s.a.v- ? t| ll.e*iii!!i:e:ico slu* I; -I I. I 'Hi".' inc. tlionuli i ie:? tli . saw the it i1!, ll>:i I h.i.'t Itosides. toil oil it they wondered. Nu one I boily of c.l i:.e wis::t il merit. U .via.; it for | u rawer t j tell, lhit I uever t <1. j v J" s :i 1 ay 1 \\ i ; wiM i : . ' la * ' ' , * , I drew mj 1:1 l!:?* t'.av when i- . ?\ t > year* I 1'eolinj,' my way around It. Ij Upnrl d that it was too narrow for IxtJClLl I o'.ni: only about two foot wide, t was inoro than IIvo foot Ion;;, it was inuoh deeper than the nay ordinary table even with a ^V_IYlclS in it. and underneath there it two supports, one at eaeh izxlod to know what it was, I dark lantorn. XTT 1 ed biol; in horr ?r. The li?hl \ V ?l*l?S quarters tor Goods, Fire i, Fruits, In upor lives between ages < 70 years; ages below rated at age 21. Pol $5ooto$5o,ooo. Poli Ol ;amzea in 1845. Assets O $88,000.0 2i beinglicies issued for any amount f.11 c'e- non*forfeitable after 2d ye *GANIZED 1868. statu among us: tnir answer is unit wo propose to stalk for many years Oyet, and wlr never any little hanging come.-; olt we shall be on deek to help make thinys lively. -"Tl quj. (hanks are due to some t;n;i r known admirers for a serenade last Tuesday uight. Over 100 bullets were tired into the Kicker windows, and a Jolly time prevailed for a quarter ef ,l,v THE BKAR RAH OUR SYMPATHIES. roll <*?1 l?y a liilszly bear. The bear !j'' ' bns or.r sympathies. v" onl A party named White from Ohio was u ' hi town yesterday to see about estab- lu*' Kahili-: n private bank, but upon learn- i.-e sen: >r. i wi; nu* ? .. : mi : a i . lUO ( .? > !: > >1. I lri-1 !?.' >t11? r ;.i:J (jl>; .. or 8!bU'!*8. but uoac '.i!! <>r a ? ;>: Slier l!".'. t :?n> with . .?.? ??.l to th: allpcntlenessmuliimlabKiLy. iVhtia | liwre tl ..s ia a 1!'. of pa i lit : tllO ??'?lit* : I tOrttUl'O.i y gotuloil mo by their proving 1 1'ils Sus.c wuuSd ; : ! . . ;.V. . ; 1? x\'\ ;1";* ; 1 would burst Into tears mul prom- x . ' Hit? sts i If!* IK'VIV 1 > i ( I). (1 Hi;.. !. II .il I V(.... M( I'll uv;;I space lilled with glass. -itli which was the ashen faro pse. I?i;t my horror was turn t which was ton thousand times ? i 1.1:1 horror at 1 'cognizing th? ?^iCvllC f my sa tor Susie. I got out of the house without the family I d? 11 >t know. I , mailer tout I found myself in l\.0S? rt. or. rather, the road, on th? ? Insanity. Nor do i rein em her ntsfor fruit The Carolii CC UNITED STATES, CAPITAT. PATH IN na National Ban )LUMB1A, S, C. COUNTY and CITY DEPOSI TORY. S200 tin hour. Conic again. When (he (irass Valley Tribune says that "high society in this town was shocked," etc., it means that Major Harper was shocked. He is the high m society of that town, and yet he doesn't know enough to cat beau soup with an oyster fork. I During our temporary absence from hiK th;it uve different bankers had been lev huu: here because tlicir books ami : tia thcir cash didn't balance he decided to j tv ; over to Lone Jack nnd start n res ' : tuuruut. I , i A:i a private individual we not suiy ,vI" attended the horse race held here the me other day, but rode our own horse and j rec c inie in four lengths ahead of the field i v and took the purse of $H>o. The public ! cl(l a lrft s. li-ly l.) lev i:::! > . I iisi lit \i ,.v i ,*e !?:! : cl 11:t- -i- 'n : <- e:.it it*'-1 lint tTi;.< t atM n u ! .V. t..i k.'.:?1??uV :i :i sloi'j i.t. n . 1 l-rlVv. ' ili.it i f vmuI > ,;:or ir.c \vo;:hl i iin i ?. I If lltl.c.' ' w tliat t? iiuuld'i m;> w.v.ihl ruin Ilit inline i < : v. ; ? liv.ithor. tly contrary to that ?u . i o. \.l:o i u ... , , ras fourtoeu be thrashed mo uu no;*- x uf Lilly, tiutl I r. u aw ly. r-u! i . I ed 11:o time kotwoeu my 1 the next afternoon, when I y y awoke as front a tranee an*l U J* | T' ysc If In front of the house I ;! ended to rol?. A honv*e wan 1 ef ire the d >ot\ Iuj? the house. I ink one >.( my ; in the ball, and wltll htm n y mother. My eomliiu was a lb_ht i: 1 the darkness of death, mother, brothers, sisters, irath s?e DlXJS. SURPLUS PROFITS, LIABILITY OF STOCKHOL SAVING Interest allowed at the rate r ruary, May, August ant W . A. CLARK, President. WILIF. JONES. Cashier. a. _ rv 8: DERS, - - - 20t S DEPARTMENT. f 4 percent, per annum, payabl cuarur'y, 1 November. S. MULL1.R, Vice-Pre sic] T. H. MEIGHAN, Ass't. Ca: Ci r 000 lUc> Huucll!lu u*e oilier day Maj >r um'tdO called uud fire J three bullets Into I our cucko > clock ia the most heroic > oou manner. If the major continues on the Kiddy career be has mapped out he will feel u pain some day. Fi t- . A New York advertising anoticy lent wants to know if we will make atflda;hier vlt lllut our c'^'^ntiou Is l.OKl.OOO.OOJ copies per week, as advertised. Of must not confound our public and pri- j ,j rate rlshts. As postmnater niul so forth we frown upon h >rae racin*; and . ' such. As n private e'tlxon we whoop j *1'1 *er t"> on u'.l occasion* n?i I have bar- !l" rt'ls of fun. M. QI.'AP. no: leWho Thry Were. nt "Who are ?!l these iue:i marching for afoot?" asks the stranger. f r,, "They are the mouthers of the Team- Wii "his w 'h 11! '* l.i ill r : 1". c ! r? fof yen fit. Tl:i\v . . i r ; roi!* from tl KC sevc. :1 ill > 1: :n re . . M i:'U> ?twhiie all i ... t > t. ev in1, i hero v.. : ;t i..i r. i : ,i r?!ie.':? t.:sil < : v . . . .... liny OllC 11.i1 1 I A'illJ UU tlo ..,,,1 . ail venture. 11 v.- I ; :i :: in ho!M? I li.nl l.i'i'ii ! ! ? i Ii 1 j- (t. l l!?l ftrlVO 1*1*1 I I'll1 i . . t i! my roiursi not oiu word y 1 card from or of iiip. '? was i :;!v tl.o waywaid I ?y win . .v > .!:{!? outitr.'wn hi : way1 \ clil henceforth ho a ah I t <i: or. 4 la i e?; rctati : lias heen real |*ii*a oh. the dreadful soe'vt I I 'niM I hut share it Willi hiv AS5C15 UVCT Cohe Carrri - ^i.ouu,uuu. n ies the proper styles in FOC AKifii'c \iliori i'r>ti /"nnnrtt course we will. An editor who won't lie about his cin-ulation and swear to it would bo locked up as a dead failure these days. And while we are swearing we laid just as soon swear t o "J." ?>.1)00,00.1 as l.OUO.OOO.OOO. Many of our subscribers have e >::iplained because we have not pitched ) 1 Into the trusts, but we have reasons ? for keeping quiet. When a man holds k tors' union. whieli is out oil strike," answers Hie native. "An 1 who is that man nf the head of l''' the pa ratio*:" '1:!l "V'l'i mean the one in the 05.cn top n"' carriage drawn I?y four horseswV "Ves." 1 "He's t!.e wnlhhi;* deleante."?t'hiea- on' ?o T'M'ej- e. eai an Are Your Lunajj Weak'.' HoM ( ini-i*i" I..1 . i? : I ;t' !r lit; congenial. Ti l I y I I i I *'" " I come to 11:?* I \. . .1 . 'or .1 yeer 1 | 1 1 t/ . if 1 iii-jr caugl:! ! .1 ,c < l< ' ight for 1 Khali ss . ' < l.i . In- <>.! . <;1 t;i\ o 1 i ;, ..i ! T'.iM. n i. it wmilil kill lior. . ! I 1 )?>ir it tosiotl'.pp 1?? *p01 i.tMt! <?f li e 1 ?,.t1 'it f <* " " , r v MirriiKi. >,{-0v| ?j >. 1 ia jii Kecotd- k-JillcOi . v. i.fa injile instance ... ' coin H'si.lti'd in pneu- 1 q , .11,.. i, . I.'i .1 r,. v. 'v *" * sale by jurg Erug Co. F< s( C;f:k c. vu shoes CohFnTs i , U Phone and Mail Ord ni ?y u ? j yy ii ; vu v u i; i < v> k. to fit try i Shoe Store. $36 Main Street, Columbir, S. [ers Solicited. the |i isiti his <?i" mayor, pastmuster, senator, deputy marshal, lUJi eotimiissioner :iin 1 KHino warden nud is I ).>kin^ :trotmd for three or four other ?.? <.1 thin.vrs lie can't o insistently howl out uauii: ;t any other tru.>t. The Interstate Snsrar Cane (i rowers association nieels in third annutl ?onvent i<>n at MonUoicry Ala., 011 January -o. 2U. and 27. Docs the colt;?''. left In the 'cfiti or the cold co i! raeted ?11.1 iti_r lie \* tcr, still h;mjron? Ilvdale's Kiix r jj,, cure yotsr couch aid heal your ; v-ii luu^s. It ki'1-.tho jjiT'iis that c;<> n>? chronic a::;! h:::^ :s? i.clp-> nature i?-*ii.vo the tviakriiirf jjuns to health. Trial si/. * 2'h*. Fan *"' * ly size oOo. *J. I'. Timtnons. '.v ii'k . u.n i : lit v. - : i ii itori'tl :t 1 !: !! 1: i. ' .. i. .-I,'. i it I vv i:i i: i I. tilt he :?. I II . I the <! wKn > ?o;:ic . ' iiu> l! ?\? : - \\". i i' * Id.I i I l.i v.. 1 li: I - 'i lliiu . i ? ? :(t ( :: .1 t . : : i: : , . <.i 1 (N"ll 1 i \. ;m v ' j ?: i'.V | t :.!? ..I .ii.l. . I .1 .;( ' (ill it ! ' M\ > ( ' > . . .. I . J j M- ; . u .1. i ;i(l I ecu takin. It i s i (i cti'.tis J or feel I y. su ('<? < i e. v. illiM?llC unknown J . i .1 ay contain opiates I *. I iui ,i ?11 ? il j i .,v. i fm.i! a eol.l. A?k i y :ti.ei Ti.r and refuse ( . id. ol by Tlia M.S. . K. i 'arc!in, Mgr. 0m^ warn WPfrreaa mazis^?. jc A Sens ible Chri st m as G Iff %<r A lit ?.?5> " f:*v:: u?a vwnaiv^ uLSkSiKjj' ' "" ignim : r.-iSwfc C. FsSSa m ' Why then th Ahing that wi row away your mom II be useful for the sa ey for trash that in 1 me money. ts turn vv ili be throw n awav w8 " *: j you c *- %/ :an giv, your dear ores some I Another sol id car load of buggies just arrived making f three carloads in th le pasi' Oo d ,i;.v Wo i :ave on hand a larg*e and fall a s sortment of Ai Floor coverings, draj nchor, Tyson and Joi ' to ." V. >ery Mattin^ (; !'. ytl.) . 1 .t * to nes Buggies, Old Hi Lace curtains with poles oomplet > 2"ic. from $ 1.00 to $5.ii0. >! iif\ T*. < t : 11 . ckory and Auburn > F < >;i 1 Vagons, fan nys- Sic tirnitut'C o- all y;raJ'js. . .. ... , ('iiiiiiiii k Milt ! i mil : ' >.< !? ! ! : t I . . . > l?i Ii i: Iir r O :(! < ' r?:? - .">0 11> v 5 i n. Ouk st t-i> from $'.2.50 to $50.00. Lounge* fr.i I'liim VI.- i/i i' :):i ?? ?: Is "ru n t.) ;?} Hi i;n $t.oo t > $r? <hi /in njuorcs ijihii fo.uv Rugs from . ".rwCoooa iratl inff fromfpr lojfiif.mr. i.:ip runi'i iruui t*. uu, u? * . t<? $~.f0 Table covers Iron .<i5 upi . yird) .r,0 * Wiin'mv shaib * from (linen) I "* S-^Ti * i i-miiii-r |;iiiiiw? Jfl.UJ ,vnnl. Comforts. ?0 up Blankets (co*.ton and nil wool. i ? i: \V: II a nrs inn i i I s : r. n i i ; . irti robes f.-oiu . no. '' '* f| ()ak Km l! rneks from "r.'il IhvI'i.m a --- -t - ? | i> ?i ?;.H ck ! ; fn'ri to $7.()0 } Mattress'vs I '. t-r-i Iron l/I'ilo *-'.r> ' j Iron bivls fr S /^4 m i mm SI.7.? to r?.00. 'rom 51.7.3 to $S.OO. oiu 51.0) to il 7.00. Harness Buggy stti both alio Trunk! dou- Wagon sets both don ntitl ?in<rle. 5. J Names, 1 Traces. w L V i?0 PJi/Vf' f \ ! H\: f'?. V b u5 ku;u'a<Uo i elocipedcs, Autasno from. I ano liood JScsnis to $>.5 J. I APP'e-~ I C . i . . , stick candy. < ? 1 -? I s ? 1 ^ _ ble and single. Surry sets both i and single. Pads, double Saddles of all desci t05 , Colla *s; ip= Bridles, Trunks from $1.50 t< $8.00. bile Bat > son s, Babies I ies :<?, eke v. . nd-;| i :i >:* I iciy colore:! [ :c. f-?*?. i : u lire easels. 11. ing t h i.la oran ges. . Ch ristm s ami ra!4 in?. dren. w a .id .1ii .1 lm ] } at gees (o ireke as ior the chl! >^- - JKIi^i* < - * 1 TH IS PAGE CONTAIN JS FLAWS AND OTI X I 9 I DE FECTS WHICH MA1 V APPE AR ON THE

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