The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 24, 1905, Image 1

Newspaper Page TextAONStf SWE"), IS M/>N3V The Fiast Nat'l. Bank of ] pays interest four times a ye posits in the Savings Departr pounded everv three month? EJitssbur# ar on denent?com / ' ?_ , / s/Ysf * k v ( C ( \ ^ dividends quai UTERLY - - POUR I 1 spare money to work?it w you sleep has a perpetual eve in# earninp capacity. We inv open an account now with our he numbered with our five hui positors. liie oJ Hank anil idreil de \T?3W BATKSRI URG A1 ll^fi < r rmn A w ? woe/ rr.U CENT. ^ j. CgBL'k Put your spar k Ha depobit in the Pii bfi tow Uatesbur^ and j I tliree months gust, November,annum compound* W. W. 1 r e oney to worK st National Bank of jet interest every -'ebruary, May, Au- } . - four per cent per 1^ J four times a year A'atson, President. okokc; i a Al vil JACOB PHINIZY, Presiden CHAS. G. GOODRICH, Cas Capital S2oo.onn.on II A ILUOAI ) HAN IC, JSTA, (jKORCilA. t, W.w. A. LATIMER, Vice-1 Tee. =hier, RUFUS H. BROWN, Ass't Cashier. I IndivideH <C j ? ~ SOME NEWSY NEWS GATHERED BY AtR. RAWLoF R. F. D. NO. I FRO At BATESBURG Well brother carriers the rain still ^ comes, it is equal almost to :i r:iin? vv. v., r^iuAif, rcKKUAF WAGENER'S DKf DOINGSMANY INTERRSTlisin P_ l\ 24, igo5. E. K. HARDIN AND __ _ :AMILY TO MAKE 1/ 11 CLOVER THEIR F || FUTURE A A' lEEDOM I 'rum B . t "'""I Ranking by mail is entirely deposits by express, ivyistt will be credited your accour ^ COTTON MARklH Coitoil is lil-iniri uir In itiv .uvu luiua J>6/U,/I1.U' praclic iblo and safe. You can send us your red real, money orders or checks and same it and receipt sent by return mail. T. | Misses Sal lie and tillle Bodic ofnc n? II,., there I'lltnrl ! innfl -- - - ? - J lf season in the Philippine Islands, hot we don't mind it, J read not. long since where one carrier was making more money and making it easier than he e/or did before in his life: Toys, he must be married to his job 1 am not. Mrs F. C. Aldidgc (our ma) has been confined to her bed with La (Irippe for c; ;ir a week or more and we are longing to [ VENTS OF THE j l)r l PAST FEW DAYS w^ni where PERSONALS ! home. | >lis bel home \ Anyone would tfroatly oblige the Daisy 1 airier by purchasing stamps from that B HOME. f K K Hardin and family loft on m ?j>day afternoon for Clover S C. I tlioy will make their future 9 The Doctor has sold out all . / onging here and will make his j " vith his married daughter ?irs. j Smith. It was with a sad heart I atesburirers kjivv 11.?? ?> ' UTH CAROi A1V1IX LINA Batesburx Market, 7 1 2, as r< by I?. D. Cuiluin. WEXTrlER REPOR rl 11 it (i \ 7' \ Y I' ( For raU'sbt:r:' : 11? 1 viciiii Fair liml warmer lit n'iflit. flay fair ami warm on ons'. , Ml , -x n{iiiuH>r ported their friends last Friday evening wil a valcntine and pound party. Amor those who attended were: Misses Lot P and Annie Lee Etheredge, t'arrle at Myru (jlenn, Maud Crouch, and Mess; c Eugene Bodie. Eugene Ha rtly, Janu Hardin, .tames Cuilum, Mike Torn 1 v* Cauthru Bodie, Nick Conner, f'urti Satur- rjulluni. .Tule Conner and .lame 11 ?i sue ma up again, for if any of you have t| j, over read the Uible jou will tind where ^ Jacch sent his sons into Egypt to buy ,| ,a food lor there was a great famine in 1(] the land, and there brother Joseph rs whom they had persecuted and sold n ?s gave them all they could carry hoims 111 r j and it is 011 that order at ma s home .v( s j when she is well, for there is a great Wl ,8 "famine" at the carrieir homo m?.-? --r 1 mi msieaa or dropping pennies into ' his f;n lie boxes for pennies are real bard to years l> iek up these .cold days when loose in sion lie ic box. patient The much needed rain lias put the m^n-.v tads in a bad lis for travellers. Wake ! a,ro ' a patrons for now is the time ?o <lojl!a >ur part to the roads while il is too!1"ft to plough. !?.st;,an tJ Viiv I'UV H I til HI nily depart For many long e lias been a practicing pliysi re and l>y his skill and untiring te and tenderness, he made iUrn; and dear friends. Many >se who can bear testimony to that in numberless instances \e placed those who were dearbest loved on earth in his hands j .. .. r: -i * ' 1 rairai ADV ['I MOVEMENT OF PR< IN EN! PEOPLE. Where they have t I VlUlll'IJ* i Mr. (i. \Y. Moillin who has been fo ? | several days at Salley S. C spent Sui; UiH" (lay witli the home f-lks. Mr..). A. Whiilen left Sua day afte no hi for the Nortli. While away In expects to visit Baltimore, Washing' ton, New York and others places o yCCIl "lleres'. Heroes on his semi annua the time. oh r Mr. Albert Cato's folks hare been J1'1 t- under the weather for a few dajs, but Albert we sincerely hope they are bet- 11(1 ter ere this. r B Mr Will It Asbill left his goutl wife a 1 . I and went off to Aiken, Courting this 1 f Week. t i .... - .......11 mo recent old weather has left the brinn tl 1 collards very tIrn hut the carrier if mort; sheen thriving on pudding and was cvei ck-bone j'ist the same with eollard needy a w and then. leave hi: The Round top school seems to he in "'idit to nourishing condition with Mrs. ovor rou lodie Courtney as teacher. | *'IC his good fhe fouiteen year <>l warm bed on a cold winter; 1 f | drive miles in the country Iff IJ J 1 gh and muddy roads toreleved U a\ I I ring and alTlicted. "e and J[ \JLJL I family will long be cheerishod mil aed At 8M 11-3 and where they are goings-Happenings. Mr. I'. (I. SvM?;irin^on tlio 1 go 1 liat ti r,l ()tj TdLo- <?f the I trip tj buy Spring goods for his Mam ! mouth department stores. Mr J. Walter Dralicr now occupies i he beaut if il residence of Mr. K. S. ! iwl on np.i'r M lit) Street. We wel ome th s est im able family to Hatesourg. tap n r.I-. W. Wes'moreland one of ^ie I hern ? ... -j .mt. uurus (.'order, lias 1 must say,. " " done the carrier it no one else, kind i,l act by walking t he rnud on liisprcinisc8 < a ! k'ood for \ou ltiifus. i , am Tlu other fay as tlie carrier nas.no making his round, lie hoaru a j^co l | .j wife raking her better half over t!.,^ r coals and this tanicr will advise tin*! liustiand to read Proverbs 21>t chanter 1 - . V.. i?i. : j? t|1C 1 J. I'.urckhalter who was led oil by |tor \ oun^ man of eighteen named l>ie<< wish liii visa few clays ago lias returned Gods Ida tnc much tothojoy of his parents i many friends, There seems to be p()l>' place like home for Calvin now. jVf I "be pat rons along Wagoner It 1*\ 1> ' 11 not suen cheerful givers as they <m the llateshurg route although marts of our people. The villi the whole community n full return to health and M } *>intfs. | I j TNICjHTLY club ^ ?T WITH MISS TOWILL. ? T -w V X. ents Per Moi * JL V# ith J liiway. lias gone ,u his hum 'i .i uuni 1 <> recuperate from an a ol' La- irip;>i*. We w s'l I ?r hi spteey recovery, and li >p t ? see soon ret1.1 n. Rev. E. Iv. il.udin lilUd l!.c ; at the Methodist (Jnuivh on -a evening last. He is a m?;t e'oj and forceful young preacher. in -iii aim inll i -ntial oil/ -m oi Sam Tia, was in t.o.vn Monday. 11 .icl< i ?1,-i Sara Shulor's friends will find , ;,j , I i v v My ,'.i nfo.'t i'iIv instille 1 in tin I' jvo! Mr. and Mrs. Walter l) relic? r ,, | * r;. M try I/.lar of An.lerson Is vi it ,1 .n^ Mr. an i Mrs IImjIi 11. Mare'iiion i ! >' Mi.,s Missouri 'Jlnver is visiting her ! old h i:ne in Uranitevill . , " WIN i iiim :m ii \( rse. :unl tell his ? d wife .|x lo read to >, and watch nut for the . , carrier or lie will hear it agxin. '< ],.< . I ' Mr. Jn'iii M t'a'o.al ways rem unb ?r yj the needs of the earlier, this time it ]ast was sweet potatoes Mr 'aid. you are strict !y t he carrier's friend. ^ Mr. iVaii.lnp (\ckc rel | ut a h:^r piece ten of I uridine <1 1 * ii kilks have never had anything Tlic rc^ en the pi before they dbn'L know 1'orlninh i to a| |>iee'ate such a uifl as I n- Mi>s II ei Sam liasgiv.'n them. with.the iss Annie Co for was in Wa^ener * ll? ^l'ei Wednesday on business aecom- '/V"' 'V 1 led by Mr Kdd llollev. birthday I- rom t r lbcoks Hoy 1st'in was in town wassusiK1 nt ly on business. M'ur mooting of t lie Ladies'; I 1 / | f\ 1 C it ly * lnt> was entertained by IJ ijl i I ^ null' Tow ill Friday afternoon autifully appointed luncheon ; (rations wore red, white and ! - . elcbration of Washington's A y lie chandelier a huge bel- . JL JL L J ncled with ribbons stretched I lion From The Lexington Bv Ji Bench id#*! W Mr. C. J. Niggle ot Columbia s W | last Sunday here. [ Mr. T. L. Quattlebaum is visi ^ his parents here ' p. I I pe.it *ir W. (' I'u-Vr r.-turned fr>:n No .v Vitik S itvl iv. 1 The eont.a ' s for t lie him'mr f ?r I li ilj.oo to **.5o; , mi III I III' box ;ili(l i llit1 catricr woni liis way ipJoh.in<j and ^ w ri slinj; w it li 11.a I pin e of ) i:clil:f pr- ( a> Monct'a U. 1\ 1?. cani \s l as pmc to M< \ikon enurlln^ il?is week. l" " to the fu bunch of i !>.<..> (Jantt was :.t Aik? n Mon- t]iece?tc on 1 usiiu ss. , American \vsrs t'owk and tiantt arc _{*?inj-T in l'hc col' 10 livorv Uoclono ur corners of the table,a white carnations decorated r, surrounded bv diminutive, flags. ?r scheme w:k rrSn.-t <% > ^ J u IfllTlflQ f? I7]qy? '"WU a . I?iIUl , ^-QV O I B^^HpH^^5S^^5S5?WHBBH^^^ii>i,',>,i. r?? f.art es 'VHs ;*,.? '1 /. Me:>s 1 M i i ! )r >.\\ r in n.jir r't;r luvry I*ui?'m r,r.-, "n'.ts f.n i-nv t'.'in Iri"-; pi 7 huh i hr.*f (|,i\? ;i<ro, m ' -'? ?-'?llet Jidl) 4 1 ''through lnhl;-jThe Carol! !.S | -,nC' I O ahilhdaiit. i,ui , ? V;. w;ls t':l' litHM STATHSJ ' t his was not all for Mr. I'.erry lias i.,. l\ * * *' ??a* a*?*- * > Wocdwar<l 1 iiis l.i- n si*n v r, rvi i!lUPVrvH nu y.v.rs on th?-? haii> jl.ui>ll->f7(|wr,r(| js 1 *ji|>t i-.t ii iili- ,jl(> r-'M nwniTil l>v .Midge Uusi .vec # . . .. * -? 1 ^11 been don, towards l;iiiiiiiiuT in toss i . .. .I merman, mis hut Kritc>s the tanners will soon . . ,, , ? , , . A.J. Her an i loss t us ;tnn ood lias been ... order of I he c!ii\ tatclv. . ' t*. A. till.Nits Delia .lories is spending this Kidson, I k \\flh her sister Mr. Mokes at S T. Adii )..1 'l'.:y nr . ' Vi* riiij-'. .1 K. Thntii >rman, .1. r v- . I xf cs. A. Y.mmiiil od, .1. :* Vo' mi. I'lirinati Molilcv, ,T. Ii. * in -H >> ., . ' it moved from ret . I! iirunson, .Fo^ Prince, mis, J t Plackwell, Mi!ie-1- Mr. and Mrs >ro will hereafter re- C to which city tliey A. C Cave have movsiintt nr on/1 hpa with ! ! M *1 T ^11! r "i "MUslIN The most ? t-iat yo::r c i ' UiNDERWEAR c;;ct As: ie i:nderwe - r\ r a/a ^ t #% ' ' , - ^ v CI ^ C? ^ w J Lt|>\/'? j r * vi*t fi:iish.-d harvesting his corn: 1 siw some (1 his corn still hanging on the 'still; in t'i* fie I T.i ? r-i;>:i this >rn li is >i it > i i h n vis' i t i ?r \v is e e no room to st ore it. 11 is ?t i* 1 Seedim* i oin lioin pro \ imis year Sum o _ hi* crop ?\.is made without any J fertili e-sut 'ill. 1 saw so ne o" this , 11>ir.t.-i o; , ..i .. > i - ... > * Pcsoa rc. Uicnniowi. Ivy . 1 ins 'en li ii'ii ; Io> lor l lie a?lmission of1 i u-.'i o sti! I nts. I'i'soa <'? !!? jro lias i "M" j c !i ia rx'stcnce nvor lifty yo;t?s. m,., * r llOM MILLIONS. \y, I'he Americans \\! o have a I mi- Pan iiv<l millions and over am: John l?. Hie Ihii kfii'lli'i- s'io '.n.i i.Oi \nili'i>u .\h I'M >ti . _r0 'v o'.mc Jim Cofer 0110 of Wegener's " ul;sr lx)vs was in town Sunday. A.<?. < Mi s>-n Kdd and Cat Slmll spend \Ve<llay in l.eesvillo on business. iNtlW arc son v to hear Miss Fa tin \ i i .c si-l.o ii near licrc closes I'lidav I will l"av?i sat iirdav for I Slack \ i I Ii- I ''u'Cr< re she w ll \ isii friends before re- ! h'lUuros i\ lM iju tnis, n 11. i\ 11 - ?. ..v.v . K I'nticli. A. Gilchrist. and *Ds. w. a. Ca\ zts. - > locate liere. j Mr. M. II \\ YORK'S WATER itt trod on ai ciippi v' j !ast freeze, hao oUPI'l-l . mo or liis ribs. ton Dam, which is in si ma ' i -.s Maguif one of tho notably siora^i , oachii'jr in Nc e. They have decided JH itt is recovering. Mr. n icy spot, durnlng tlie a heavy fall and broke Modlin who has been nth Carolina has been Bfl ^ orne cypc (\ f;t!l <>*a; :T2J:;L !"" t i *!ccs ::n (: . ives?* !*T >' % t r i u) i ino jveneror.f 5 t ' r.tir.cd witli "l.e * ? f ? . , f :n 3 c i t 231 crnsr r <"* t t I ? / ' 1 " 4' **'/'>*' r I >t *. I I > >. 1 . k i uc.1 ? ^ f . i y _ T ?. IIVMIIIU-II V 'l II It I L 1 I I * US I I r I I ' * / ~ siirc t lj:it it weullvi It lil'L'fii lii-lij~ -is In I 1 ? ;wi r i l~ .\ (1 11is Iron) l;*ml ui.irh tvmi'd lc ^ _ :t 11 <1 ?v i? iir \* 1 ? lv? ",vio" sim I li l 1li'rV T1 i re ;irc lliousarirfs o* arrr * I*C V'' lln'01 |,'||l(' ''.v ,'1" P'ow in I In S'iti-I; lii'ls whore prosperous farms c:i i 1 > < 'ai in-y i , ' i t.Oim.Oi ?t; o' K . \ si del- >in illiIt. * Hi o: )<>!)ii .l.istor. t 1 v too.0"0: \\ ID. K rki toller. <"* ??. .1. t*,' i ?'11 1. $l(Hi,itoo,o(H?: Maishall Field, -(.,N, ! ?loo o i.o o. M . * . ... S! !> A bust of <.eorjr?. Wiislrnuton I >s , b i n pit s "lit! I to l-'raiu*"- to 1 io l'niteil St ates aed was unveiled in ;:-.!i ni: im?r to her home at (iranit villo ! 2 1' M . o 1 .Voile Ita?l spoilt several flays (;ij.t? t?lt, er oiil Imine in I?e \ii'j/1 on t'onntx i months t week. wliii-li U issSusie Slmil was I .ie fiiest <>t Ihelase s Allies Cnnter last Sunday, 1 fixer will ....... . , hold oxer i /. iek Itaxvl who nas lioi'ii spend- .. ' I l.ere xvi sun.el line wit i i ii.ivs l.ere re- . , _\.ess in of the world, was closed at I ivcnit y marr n-lanuary >lh last It wil North Carolina Crnton Hiver over seven n till tlio dam the depth 01 ' ' ' . ' , , . .re liiu k from li?0 feet. formed by damming up the Mr. It. 11 I le l"i miles lor}.' and will jo i on in Wii "cMJit.OOO I.cn gall.ins of watei T,i( .. '1 henl>otit I," JJti.noM.nengallon- ? "'1! li(i\v into the dnm nor month if.I lo Ml'. urlum ot M lutdaugh und children H a visit to Florida. H Kiddle lias accepted a BB lsUvro. H i ('ill'..ni ro., Hj Uatesburg. P. O. inoh i i*>r il ^il. O" * ' ^ ? r ' \ o :'j' r >1 . 1Z?T^ 1 i >\Vw\ \ i es masi -c* * ? * ^ * r i: > ', r ;- ; n cr. vi % ').! cj-'iiSit , IV.^rella si a t~* r mriii'i Marshall ivrrv's home is not v . kan ex vpt i<>n Ih-r'ar* ??'! !? ! ? main < ! ?v'i c'i I'm wrier l-nnvs which ar I"VI ?| *' llp'OpoinMS I ccll'd 1 t I l- I! i ?.* ilpsc prosperous ; rid happi :'a n'liis " i hi ho cnn 'it inns ? 1 mailt v. hn h ive li ft I heir In n?s I o to t Ik C, ?t ns ami ci'ii's in work )' al ingtonon F. t?r<i;ii \ Ji,?!. 11,1 1 * *.? T l'o>l >n Iris hid .i largo tiro. A s oa in* buliv <! mi 'X il '*!il i .vo laiv ell* .x H>M r*>\ ) I: |. '?,s o\ r * I .*'' T.i l owing wind in in l r iitv In n toward the s *;i vivod t ho llnhliuin a v * nil narration. , j ' * M ml to I-.is home at thintts Ala. a?*,\v t *iho isnnx fri**i??l-? of Mr II. T '/.arli- tor the n I atcs? j H I ist i.ijjht o.t hiisino-s | ,jlis C,M I?, i. i . ... .% . . l.... ? . ?? I:. <r IM .. , (it'n' lomon: ami11 if drawn oil monthly :0.1s of Naw York . Itr. n,n r?,,u* " x paul jonbs: ivoof lo'm t'a-i .in i ^ 1 ,f <o ii ' p or tiw yens hniittl. I. ia" ^ M'H .i t!i<! no'.v abunion -il S ' -v 1 ni111 nitcry of I'.iris Franc* Methodist ( , .f * 1... . .11 .... .. - I ij ? , . - L'.'l' lOliS 1. A lly niT.'i.igrri with Hull- M lard wan- Co Tor the sale 9 Paint. Please inform 9 i i:\ H'riV itlUKCH will 9 i.ii ly of Look- h inez Paint whenever 9 hurcli in Georgia. used Hj M. mixed wil h 24 iral- 9 i*>ifisO, i i.vh Turjhon L?: Ir.wLs and Lace Lci;? .el \ iU? s'niv.'s only t~ i.e. v II <r ill* mi l; to f> >t this l;t'>or: lnii i h k ii, I t im slurfc \v(uldit havi 4' (Mi 11:i'I these f nilies tviiniiu >1 aii'l ? ill HI' hone's in t he count i s f.ea iiff ^Ir. Perry's o i K ,n<lu\ n.oin in^ I \\"iit ins ss is to Mr. I'.uil lark' h ati! il il Inline which is ahm* nini niles sou'h nl l.'xhi jt >m 'our: II ?um ' , |.:ist V'fincsdn.v, 1.!:e 22nd of l-Vb- ul^( n';r\ was I lie 1 T.tr I anniversary ?>l tlie liirtli o' tSeorye W.t-hin^i on (ici rial in Chief of the < (> il incnl a I Ar- ',|1' inics alt I ill- Hist President of the y - I niteil Stales, 'lie Hanks wire itl mai s close I. lie * ?M' A n olTer li: s Itei !i made t t An le'son II. I ? I . I I I * * ?l | | ' I . I I I I ?1 * * i I 1 ? ?. 1 III M ( I ' ii ? last iiin low it eivercd I Irs Xeal nuntcr and little WilIU e i l'mt 1 !is was lieiv to day. , icowi tin j v It l:as !r. SI. S (iiiuut cur ytva! spoil- > |,:1t the ii passed ihr Miyli town last evening i 1 ad the 'eootlucv" In eapliMc :: , ssuui v\ l.ieh i e ua\e to SI iss l.i/zie ' nt J liter. j " 4 11 ''?>i m ,i> i' * ti1 ? ?"> ii?* >y I hi i Id in*>s and it iscsthna 1 "?(,f "'I 1" oon will li > i ?<)uirod t?? r> '< i!v-i:'.ir?< * ronriins. I'redd >nt i:,?. - & M. sav.-d roe nnmended <<? i' in;,'ris n'"> appropriation be made ' ( Trnr,, Have -i.!<l t in IAPANESU \ Hiic lbev us ARMY RATION. I 1 1 rom list* of <ilIh*r paints. I to ose 10!) gallons. The thorn over eighty ilol.Vi'avorly. N. V , writes, I. & M Paint for twenCustomers call for it. od tlio t . it m twelve, i i "c instance seven *. i ii>s is i id c.l a pict uros in?.? lunw: i ,4 -i fnl r<*l \ oiH'lo^cd on one siilt* ly i 'Qj b'iinl if >1 lukc or p ?i.J. wlii.-h lis n in MM h in fori \ y ml* I'r ?m l >i i r> Jlij i Ifiiiv | wa?i I o il I' at v |-. ('!;ul iwrnlwo oHi r ipikIs ikm t* 11 I I 11 t in i nj; with th"\\;iv ""i i 1 At rlovoi '"Ml iVIocU Sun-lay inorriin^ 11n-? ? was in . <l>" A lid re w Can sou to I o f11> 111? i! a ' < n ^ j t 'i<>us:iiid dol'ar Ii'?mr . i tovii.'o I '.ml- t '1 urson raid's one t !iotisa:;il a yen l< r its maiutt'iiuiKv /? * * X A t?'M |lioiisan I s|>iiid!o cotton i i;!I A will smiij 11 l.uill at I \ a in \i il |x<>n ' ' 'i- ijiit v, 'Mi - <* 11 : * ?I stork \>ill I " . j>"? * ,(Mil and < I* Mo rayorof Atai-i Ir .1? l!:i!l was on our st trots i 'I In' rr lav. , | I i|>alies* ilrled lisl r MANIAC AT LAR GE. i eeomes ' ilien roll . Slk'ANl... A.si) .)/. s(i. Hal S viiidi ai IK!. \K or INSAMTY Pliese s.| is hard sli p hiir i'ii 1 ;:rs ;>? pillar ration issued to tlx | v*-ii as a Rift > soldier in the tield is riot* am ; I'LLI'MCO it The rice is boiled until i ? thick and ^lutiirius, it i j a It il on' and out into saltan j H ^ v exposed to t hi-sun to dr\ , ( ' hl \ J liiarc* of riee di v out as hai | taek iind are stored away liK ; y ^ nits. Ell , aim v\ i.i 111 n v no oiner am " solil 1>\ UOLLMAN- |g roocr 9 \r<h* I Oocf qii;:!:ty C flr_'!?0ii in I ^ <, 'Jffl uI iii ir.arriaije l?y t e writer Mr Lt.vsod s.ir i * I i \ dI ili" Hi I ; s m .i'il Miss Mary llulto, il an^liler 11 nt to of I .ex inyton ? ii \ 11 r iln> ivrr iny tin- I riilal party ,un i quests vv "i1 invite I to tin* iliniiiu ronn w'e'fe 111 *was prepare I I y Mrs I.irk a su'in i?i is n! I la ;li o i ? 1 w <1 M>n i-. lo l> its ll;st |in->i(lctit Srjilo news li<>, Sont !i C;uo!in:i Intl i i Ch 11 !i si i>n on " lltc^n li ii'slanl. 11 ? iirsl llitnli'i 1 s'orin oi 1!mi . Tlio Ik'lii intf un*? not ' % i vii', l!.e t' i i * i lev n I I lie ! ml ist I nil i I ie rainfall as iiit ii i' t in lia I Mi I'iii 'si I' ? ?*.*! i in \\n< miiIiii's, 11 i i. u ?\i ? ' ap ;i little ii I | A rat i? i ? ! .mil -eh til its riii!;itlfl(iln:i was to each ? tclv at- *.! 111 1 >\ a st miner \\ ho. pares liiiiisi.mt sin* ?tn| pi t) to ai s\t r lii- ! in boiMn st p'li. pi a lil ii-tl lier 1 ?y 'lif ancle dried IU' I friphtloin s'aslied liei ft?'t with a a thicks r|? kit l> i>i r;i/.??' : flit* shoe was eut ifood. ii: Is ; 1 I lie ell tl was ill in ret I per- If boil tn' I ! Two d:t \ s aft to wards a atshis ill of t lieso s inures arc issiir< ^ H &?soldier daily. The soldier piv . tneal by brrVdntfiip a sipi ir? w cl J1 water to wldeli he adds In |? , J j#_ i. arid lie bassoon before bin llrtvl 111 onp w hk-li to bis taste i. vet jJl* iitg water cannot be b id I . ! ?h< d i li-.li drv and bi> riee rake II, r w > / \ * I t & V j always be R. S. Sim5 Barber n (lie rear 1 2 - ??i? ! <r* * I iu;i , if W -i hrella ?>i?ape; n !i ( . v V / ^ t WHiTTEi width ?'cst rufi'ic f \ M DRY UDQ[ ^ I ijijj <1.11 ler. I won'(I no* try to (Is *A ei *b t lie in m\ ^'okI things upm t T i jnfiL i;il>! : thr i was pr sidf 1 ov t life? t "io ovcclcMt Inst < >?, Mrs ('ark I r< r <r ttc i t!.< a'ts'-nce "t Mr. ( lurk v In as iwn in a laisin'\l.s t rip to <leorir . \ |] is a in i i k i >\ i bv al.no(L ev t> " ? !??>. in I Ik: coii'ilv and Iiii?!i1v r-srvrt Ill l?v I Ii ? li ii- iissui'i;it mm i>t" Anderson in a(1, ? l' l? ( i .In 1 of t !ie new It tin sJi ill His!rift nl west in Nitilli <';iioJin;i. (ii|| Thr i iulorsr ni'h's > it-* i l< ? 1 :il l1 < j \Y til c I Ions > oil 11 I' IIi'pi vi . . i? I il i\ A Hot. , v , A DOM; TliH I)AN(H ix> mm I.INI:. it- u. \ wlis s'-izeu in i:i- nra'ie i i rill kc I ii I < ! i"ii: 1110 !) \ v. nf a very i.t pi i < ' i> > ts aii'l li's !> t was 11.11f'\ woumlf l I'tiilail Ij liia Wgshi i \ n ?' ut I-ilt imnre iw?? hers il mso (' : I' !? - : ; s 11 \ i * * In tie p ist ('nrrr ne' i - !.- i m c oliMi < !? in "alt iniore report ot I . ' I. i' i I > as ill .(I one ilireeton l? . it I was s.*i it '! 1 iniiii (1. | i':i! iKh'S 1 ? ; < i! av sliiires r. v / i 17. itercst to I'.ank Direc'ors. 1 i J* t' nu'on, February |.*? Tin omniit tor on U.n-i, invr at" : C . t- flayantliori/ . avorabl i i ) a Sena to I > 11 pro\? linjr ilia' | *' ? of ii.itional l>ank' wli>s. oai pCtCHt not exeeo 1 $2."?/hh? -nav owi jj of the oi|> I il stool instea I ? 1 ne. <1.11113 store. ^Sean 1 o always | :int< a com- I while bar- jg G The New Batesburg, - OMPANY. York Racket Store, - - South Carol i i I M v l rip w is a pi *:is ??it M. icily p> jro' i-i I fli I no? hav limo i v .-.it in no -?f my fri ci (Is in I hat soot ion in. Sulisoribo for The Artvccile At C;im<li'!i tli wm'ims t ??\ i i' < '.r it tin ' line: at fix raw i rnpis ven i el lei 1 At ik)hiinl>i:i the ( otiK-H i' wriit (i or 11 lie danger lino on Wednesday ami i-> I I to day rococdinp. is*i 1 * ! . i '! n ii iid atal III - >1 nl hsol Hal- 1" as ro m- I:a \ i* s' > T ti 1? tii in ill ilc I > rap- at' tho (f l.i ii. ship -I i? ad 11 a; adveilisciiicnts it1 this Send y io. The Adi 'L |iiir.-rl \ \ 110 ? l law. ;is <. i? iiIifioitions of tlieii director , ~ ~~ SxehanRC. I T.to State < j i?rt)\vers mot ii our orders for Job Work toi'n*! * exinirtc roeatc office. I ted by Mr. I). Convention of cotton g* 1 Columbia on Tuesday % >n County was tepresen- M K. Low man. 30 ?

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