The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 10, 1905, Image 1
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pays interest four times a year
posits in the Savings Departmei
pounded every three months, r
spare money to work?it work
you sleep has a perpetual ever i
ing earning capacity. We invite
open an account now with our na
be numbered with our five hundr
positors.
on deIlhe
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ed de
V.TESB1
LJRGAl
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. - - First Nati
k Ba
Capital Stock Pi
Surplus, Undivi
Deposits
Paid Out In Div
onal Bank of
tesburg.
lid Up, *25,000.00
ded Profits, ?i:*,200.00
? ?13e,802.59
idends, $0,625.00
GEORGIA
AUGUS
JACOB PHINIZY, President,
tAILROAD BACTK,
3TA, GEORGIA.
Wm. A. LATIMER, Vice-Pres.
BATESI
' WHISKEY CAP- 1
_ TURED IN TOWN
POLICRMAN nn - t
3URQ S. C.. FRIDAY, MARCt
.EESVILLE
PERSONALS: Our
Hess a
Mrs. Tyre Etheredge has been visi- Drew<
insr relatives In Columbia. Mr
1 "10, I9O5.
WARD NEWS. JOH1
town and community is all sad- Miss Lot
nd gloom over the sad death of visited bei
jillia, the 15 year old daughter M , ,
onH Mro Wr*. Coltnr
NSTON NEWS. SALL
ilie Barnes of Ridge Spring Mr. J.G. Ma;
e last week. in town Monda
n Kenney of Jasper Ala. Is Mr. J.C. Ber
IDA NEWS
y?on of Cood Hope was
ty.
TV of Trent/in wnn In
CHAS. G. GOODRICH, Cash
Capital $2oo,ooo.oo,
Banking by mail is entirely p
deposits by express, register
will be credited your account
ier, RUFUS H. BROWN, Ass't Cashier.
Undivided Profits $276,714.oc
racticable and safe. You can send us your
ed mail, money orders or checks and same
and receipt sent by return mail.
THEIR DUTY. n
C. C. CORBET'S PREMISES
RAIDED SATUR- 11
DAY LAST AND a
THREE QUARTS d
Mr. Arthur Boukniffht is in Balti- occur<
acre on business. north
at 11 <
Mrs. H. A. Mectze spent one day WJi
ist week in Columbia. , ..
fa thei
Mr. Jason Craps is in Baltimore for dress <
few days. ed so I
Mr. Daniel Gunter spent several rc'eifays
Id Lexington this week. Christ
. aiiu auio. niu? oaiuvi | "??ivu Vlsit/ing TC
:d at their home about one mile
of this place last Friday night Miss Ell
I)'clock. tlves at 01
lie burning some grass in her Mr. M.
rs Held Friday afternoon her week at Si
caught on tire and she was burn- M,
badly that death came to her Brancti ha
Drewcillia was a bright little Mrs. Perrj
ian, having joined the Wards _
latlvcs here. town last week
a Mobley is visiting rela- Mr. George C
rangeburg. a visitor here 1
Russel Wright spent last Miss Monde 1
iluda. last week.
arsella McGee of Willow Mr. Jessie M;
s been visiting her sister, here Friday las
r Edwards. Mr. G. C. Wt
'olcman of fliggins was
ast week,
Wise visited Newberry
a?k of Big Creek was
1
leeler and faniilv liavn
The Fidelity Mi
Company
1878 L. O. FOU
Assets, $7,741,860,62;
1.2
THE NEW DOUBLE BENE
utual Life Insurance
of Philadelphia.
SE, President. 1905.
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities
!1 Per cent.
IFIT Elective Life rolicy of the Fidelity
OF BOOZE
P G
c SEIZED.
It is with regret, having been in* s
g
formed of the occurrence by the city
authorities, that we tind ourselves
obliged to chronicle the alleged selling
is of whiskey, on the sly. in the town of
Ba.pt i;
Mr. Carl Drafts spent Sunday at vrritci
'Hbert. er ren
Misses Lillie and KatyGeiger, two alway
tudents here, spent Saturday and absen
lunday with friends at Gilbert. rov
Miss Blanche llallman spent Sun- al ser
ay at Gilbert. pr
Mr. W. J Hatcher of Johnston is liver
>t church last Summer. The :,:r* u-11
r heard her Sunday school teach- Wards,
lark at the Grove that "she had Prof. W]
s a good lesson and had not been Monday,
t but a time or so In two years." Mrg g ,
. S. K. Bass conducted the buri* is spendlm
vices on Sunday at 1 P. M. Mrs. Will
C. C. Brown of Sumter will de- Mr. T. 1
one of his famious addresses at ^ .
I. Austin spent last week at moved back to
Mr. B. Z. W
bittle of Wards was here here last week.
Miss Annie L
r. Wheeler of Covington Ga. was hcre last w
g awhile with her daughter ^
Rl,odcn- last^'eek. '
X. Deny is at Florence. Mr ^ Mr ,
Saluda from Columbia,
at kins was a visitor
lerlon^'ofMt. Willing
cek. ^
[cCarty was in town
Inline Wlcnn r\t Vaw.
one of the most unique and conq
gat ion of its advantages would ir
was not offered before. Send fo
W. L. WILLIAMSON, Gen. .
Columbia, S. C.
t4The Shining Mark
The Mining Shark
jrchcnsive policies ever devised. An invest
lake you wonder why such splendid insurant
r booklet.
Ag't., H. A. LITTLEJOIIN, Agent,
Bateshurg, S C.
And Hev. II. It. Murchinson, Editor <
the Southern Home, spent Sundi
with his family here.
^ Batesburg.
e
For some time past the town lias ap- (
parently been rid of tlicsc evaders of j
the law For weeks the inhabitants
s have noticed how orderly the large a
Saturday crowds have been and, not
iy until a sew days ago, lias drunkedness
t>een in evidonrn
icrc on business. the 1
Miss Lizzie Whittle of Leesville Colege
visited Mrs. Curtis Whittle near a,lu 1
lolstein's Cross Roads a fewdavs ago ' onif
Doetc
I>r. J. O. Michell visited his brother
,t llavlrdsville last week. 1,ro
and S
CITIZENS BANK. Held.
Thrt PUUa*?<? ~ * n-1..-1 -\xr
Ward High School on Monday aptain
the 20th. Subject "Courtship was here 1
latrimony." Let every body Mrs. W.
and laugh a good laugh, ior the been the g
>r is a good one. p ^
f. L. E Whittle spent Saturday a visitor h
unday with his parents at Edge- MrSt jesJ
has return
?r o ?. ... Water afti
canton Ward of Wards t5orrv visited I
ast week. Blease last wee
A. Foster of Augusta lias Mr.-las. II. "V
uest of Mrs. W. II. Scott. Saluda this '
I. Faves of Bamberg was Misses .Julia ;
ere this week. Saturday at Jul
ie Weatherford has returned Bean.
ied to her home in Clear Miss Gena III
i?r a visit linrr*
Ion. and Mrs. E. S.
k.
V'hite visited relatives
week.
ind Alma Daniel spent
linston with Mrs. J. 1'.
ix of Johnston is a vis
the same being a Portrayal <
Great Difference between a "S
FAKE AND A FAIR SHAKE
book of over 100 pages?neatly b<
containing fifteen halftones fro
highest priced photos taken froi
in the State of Colorado. One i
most interesting publications o
year as rich to read as La'
"Frenzied Finance." You can
IIvRE '*cv' ?ass W'H preach in tl
. x Bateshurg Baptist church on Sundt
sund?
m the Miss Etlicl Shea'y is visiting 1)<
n life father near Lccsville this week.
jf the (j t_*o. Wight man ol Oolumbi
^ ''ie spent a few days in town shis week,
.v son's
got it Mr- W. II. Donly Jr., vi. itcd lie
ie Last Saturday afternoon, alxmt three v
iy o'c'ock, one of our efficient officers >
(Mr. Fink) noticed a man coming out *
er of Mr. Corbet's place with a bottle c
sticking out of his pocket and, after
followiug the gentleman for a few t
minutes, discovered that he made his i
rc way to a secluded spot and refreshed '
hl- viti/.cua uaun ui Daiesuurg "
vas launched upon the business cd I)r
vorld on March 7. Batcsburg has Sundi
low two banks; which fact our Farmrs
and Merchants will soon learn to sun,i:
>c to their advantage. Nothing so yj g
:learly shows the prosperity and upniildingof
a town like an increase in
ts corporate institutions of iinancial ^iwn
lclp. The personel of the officers Mr.
x?i. ?>muaK r.sq., 01 l erry, visn.
N. W. Little last Saturday and Messrs J
ly. Wright of
s Genid II ix, of Johnston, spent Mr. M. G
ly with her cousins, Dr and Mrs. of her sist<
Smith. Migs M|
i. B. B. Evans of Saluda was in Washingtt
Sunday. will spend
A O. Jones of Ridire PDrinir
i tor liere.
. P. Buzhardt and II. r;
Wards were here last week. 1>r- Pit
eorge of Aiken is the guest Miss CaIl'e J
ir Mr. Clarence vvoodwart. 'as^ we?if*
irie Coleman has gone to ^iss Essie Et
m to visit relatives. She 'ting Mrs. 11. C
several months there. QR ^
,ts is here on a visit. ?
Ramage was in town 1
heredge of Fox is vis- 1
. Smith here. I
lND JURY. 1
,>
/BSOU'TELY FRF.K l.y uddr
CHAS. WARREN l>AvrIS,
Stocks and Bonds,
213 Mcintosh St. Leonard Bui
Augusta, Georgia.
Teleplione-bi II 525.
COTTON MARKET
essing bunday
Mayor Kdwards lias moved into li
pretty new home on reach tree Stree
dinf-. .j, n Kernajjhan has had h
old ohicc moved hack and in its pla<
a handsome brick building isbcintf pi
up.
Mr. .1 .J haul spent a few days i
. t... I ....... ...... i.
himself in a manner that could not be L
misunderstood. Mr. Fink at once re- *
is
t ported to Mayor Edwards and, by or.
der, he and Chief Saltcrs raided the
.? premises of Mr. Corbet; they were re3
it warded by finding, hidden snngly a (
way under a burlap sack, one jug con- u
in tabling one half gallon of first X (or >
r The Citizens National guarantees spent
o the bublic an era of prosperity. and A
NOTICE! *,rs
al daj
All persons liable to Annual License Bass 1
,re hereby notified to call on the unlersigned
by April the first and pay **cv
p, or they will be repostcd to the ful sc
layor for duridg busir.e?s without a ^untli
Sunday with his parents, Mr. LEXir
Irs. J. O. Jones on LaGrone St.
Mr. A J
>. Harvey of Langiey spent sever- here this 1
s with her brother, Rev. S. K. Mr. Peri
last week. town Moni
'. S. R. Bass preached a power- Mr. E. I
raion at the Baptist church last town Mon
iy; subject Forgiveness. He had Mr s "F
MGTON LETTER.
I. Boozer of Columbia was ercdge, W W.
week on business. C. Taylor.
ry Hall of Steadman was in ,..'s*ew ^,eml>cr!
ja^. Wcrts, R B.
hews, J. L. We
Ueetze of the Fork was in H. Ellis, M. A.
cla>'- ton, R M. Blea
! . HrrHi>v nf SaIwai hI wnc > Burkett.
i irom last year: J. A.
ennings, Geo. T. Fthirolstein,
L. M. Werts,
s: J, I). Watson, A. A
Timmerman, It. Marrs,
H. G. Crouch, H.
Coleman, B. W. Rush- t
.sc, L. D. Riley, D. S. t '
\^u|uuii i?> IM i: 111>; ui
Butesburg Market, 7 I 2, as rcj
bv L. D. Culluin.
Ciillcu la..
^^,-.8 RHPOR
^ jjtad
and to i
I i in* i.d 11 iii i till* WITK
Killed Mis. Lizzie Land rum and Miss Hoi
tense Lutidrum arc visiting Mrs 11
11 M urchinon.
Mr M* rion Joy was in town r?
een'Jy.
Mr Will Kawl visited relatives a
. . L-viuetoii this week.
Hk'iit; * ;j,,! a
something worse) and a one quart bot- 11
i- tie filled with the same fluid,
d No arrest was made; owing to the
fact that no money was seen passing
hands and the lack of witnesses to S
it
\
cense. J. C. Glover, City Treas. U1C 1,1
llOUS
' FOR SALE. ois
weeki
A No. 1, 6 year old mule. Price
liiO. Apply to I. Edwards.
f
kTTT"
aumueu atienuon 01 a crowdoci vjs^or 1)ei
Messrs 1
t. Agent C. L. Jones spent a few g Dreher
a in Georgia. Meetze an
JUMBO auguratio
section w:
Mt. L. f
-e this week. pf;
S. G. T>reher, S. P. Roof, F. j A Mitche
, J. S. Caughman, J. R. B. Black< j. M. Sa
d E. Barre attended the in- j Clark, S. I).
n at Washington. y; Wiglitman,
n C. Shealey of the Fork L. Sample, S. ?
is a juror here 1u.nL week. son, Pope A. P
? , C. $. Crawford
*mlth of the Fork was in ? T
riT JURY.
'I, E. X. Ilerlong, G. W.
wyer, J. T. Webb, B.
Prater, II. S. Roten, G.
, Geo. P. Caughman, J.
i. Sawyer, Caleb Johnadgetfc,
J. P. Merchant,
. a. S. herlong, S. J.
MOVEMENT OF PR(
INENT PEOPLE.
W/ ft? / *M/\ 4- / v? r ! ? #1? i/\ U
Mr. ? .v. line sf,.... Monday a
?? Lexington
We are glad to sec Mr. Livingsto
) M - : ut again alter a spell of sickness.
Mr. and Mrs, .1. Walter Drehcr v<s
ted in Lexington last week.
Mr. .1 M. IIoMcin of Ilidge Spring
spent Tuesday in Hatesburg.
ii The First National Hank of Hates
The aim of The First Nrition-i! u2
safe banking.
The First National Bank of Bates
[S
times a year.
n iv xx v ) x r
is4
iburg has a paid in Capital of Twenty-Five T
nk of Daie.burg is to offer to its patrons ever
burg is inspected by the Treasury Depart me
" 111 i' town last
^ Mr. A If 1
housand Dollars. delphia.
y security consistent with ..
rl
* x , l Las1 Su
nt at Washington seven nepartme
ItinR the
?? ciis, i? . o. i
weo^- O. LaGrone, T
red Fox has gone to Phila- kill, J. N. l)cL
D. Derrick, I\
ucc, > ivill
OW IS THIS! ,A'
uou ic, J. i . I\0
ramer Mr. C. R. Ball of the ^ Cotncy, It. C
nt of Agriculture, while vis- Court convei
1 prominent stations in the il0id two week:
loncy, u. j*. amun, J.
. J. Goff, J. U. Tbraioacb,
J. J. Watson, J.
R. Polatty, J. F. Mcebarl,
J. Si. Chapman,
II. E. Stewart, W. E.
dgcrs, R, S. Cotney, R.
Griffith,
ics March 27, 1905, to
TT IIC1C IIIC^ nave L
and where they
are going?Hapnpn
I n rrc
ltev. C. P. Hoozer, px-presidc
f lip I .lit ln?r!m SJvnnrl <?f ^ontii (
iccii -nr. j^evi ivaiiKia nas moved in
family to our city. We are Kind t
welcome liim back.
Miss Fie da Steele of Rock llill vis
ted Mrs. Fred E. Cullum recently.
The dub was delightfully entei
tained by Mrs. Hugh R. Murchioso
Friday afternoon.
The club has decided with the hel
Vl t'Al 1
s i nc r rsi > monai isanK 01 ltatesi
The First National Liank of hates
Thousand Dollars.
iThc
First National Bank of hates
Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars.
i? The First National Bank of Bate*
The First National Bank of Batesbi
PI
Durg lias a bonded set of ofticers.
bur# has accumulated a surplus and undivid<
hurt,' has paid out In Dividends to its Stockh
iburtf has Seven Thousand Dollars invested ii
irg annually transacts business with not lc
south sto|
there saw
jd profits of about Thirteen on Mr. Jo<
seed he ha
him it wa
olders, Six Thousand Six photograp
the Depar
. ? ^ j have mor<
a United States bonds. for s;ilc tl;
;ss than Fifteen Hundred
pped at Monetta and while
some Amber Cane growing'
i M. Johnson's place from EDGEFI
,d bought from me, and told
c ?.r had srr-n mil Mr- an(' Mrs
.) LI'C llllCOt lit 11(111 Ottll (lllil
ihed the crop as it grew for relatives at Jol
tment of Agriculture. I Miss Ethel G
; of the same stock of seed spent Satuidav
lis season. <> J. HARRIS parents at War
Batesburir. S. ('.
IELD NEWS.
W. E. Lott visited
mston Monday.
odman a student here
' and Sunday with her
ds,
na, was In the c*i13 last week.
Mr. Job C. Swyfjcrt, of near
ville, was here Saturday.
Mr. W. L. Williamson, (1<
Agent of the Fidelity Mutual hi
suranee Company of I'hilade
with headquarters at Columbia
here for several days last week i
I of the citizens here to beautify an
improve the public cemetery, as we
Lees-; .as to pursue a literary course.
Mr. and Mrs. I> Peyton Ilartlc
?neral gave a delightful informal tea I'ridu
fcln- evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. 11
Ipliia, w. Hunt of Charleston.
, was There were no services at the Hai
11 " tist church on Sunday last due t
d patrons.
' The First National Rank'of Uatcsl
for the people.
y
testify to the fact that lipuor had. p
> !>een bought and paid for, hut, assure
buix is taking care ot alxnit One Hundred an
s'EWS FROM WAGENER
RFD
T)?.
id Thirty Thousand Dollars l)r* (># ^
Dear Sii
RUFF DOTS. XouS
I l^nnrtmn
n r->
I (ien. and >
Feb 28, Augusta
r. Harris F, W. 1\ Butle
Batesburg, s. C. 1Ion> an(j >ir
r, childern have
Will you please send mc days with Mrs.
f Amber Cane seed. Those and Mrs. Parki
ight of you in 1004 were A new safo t(
?hed by C. It. Ball, of the appliances
nt r\f A n o.wl '?
Irs. M. C. 15utier of
l is the Ruest of Mrs.
r.
s. Garrett Talbert and
been spending a fjw
Talbert's parents Mrjr.
amplete with all modhas
been put In the
interest ui ins euinpanv.
Miss Bessie Modlin spent Sat
and Sunday in Columbia.
Mr. St. Julian Cullum, one (
most popular shoe salesmen ii
State, spent Saturday here.
Mr. Allen Kauyhman of New
spent Saturday with M L. A. I
j sickness of its pastor Rev. .fabcz Fei
urday I ris.
The old Rawl homestead on Rai
if the road Avenue is being modelled an
i tic thoroughly repaired by Mr. f). R
Rawl, cashier of t lie First Nation;
berry
flack. A case of CIrippe is confining Mr .1
n (tlfiVAr 1 r\ liic v/knm
tU> III^IUI> IC|u;illS? ll^l ll, .'11 . \ .MIJ'JI !
will, if it be found that he Is selling '
j intoxicating liquor. he brought before it
(j the Mayor and City Council and he C
dealt with in a manner that will at
u least endanger his present license. t
Should the unlawful sale of liquor 11
be proven against Mr. Corbet, he -.yill
AVU >
Mr. (\ L. Temples and family have (ljan (
eturncd home from an extended vis- jjOUS4
t* to relatives and friends in Saluda
'ounty. Mr.
M r. II. .1. Rurckhaltcr Is improving re^ati
he looks of his coinfortahle dwelling s
y having it painted. Airs
Mr. 11. C. Garwin killed a nice pork- onc
P (tn lflwt Sl'i t 11 r/lo \f mnrninr tllCIl i
. o. iivicuariy preached at In- ^iiat iL"v\a
3reek and Coal Springs School j,e iia(i se(
is last Sunday. send me ti
and Mrs. G. L. Lever visited Ia s^>car
ves and friends in Prosperity
aturday night and Sunday.
. Fannie ltutT invited her friends pop at
t day last week to a quilting and * KtAk.
invited them hnelr tlm?
,s the only Pure amlu-r Cane l^c Ploof vau't
>n in the south. Be sine to s 5410 is 513 1
he same kind that 1 ftot a!> any l,at ca"
Rev. W. T. I
Rosp't Yours, to liis home in
Joe M. Johnson. ...
Miss Euse Ca
... _ is visitinvr relat
;hing at st.
Mrs. M N. 11
- of the clerks office,
perfect in its working
i be found in the South
Iundley has returned
North Carolina.
rwile of Kidge Spring
,ives here.
lolstein and Miss Lena
iu isses imutiif, aiyra iji
tori and Annie Laurie Htalbey o
Leesviile College were seen o
streets Saturday.
Railroad Commissioner B. L. (
man visited this p'ace last Sati
Dr. L M.Mitchell went to C
bia Tuesday on business.
Mr. Killian Bawl of Maefoats
vi rigs- -
I tho Mr. Foster Speer of Saluda count
II our spent some time in Ratesburg yestei
day.
tough- After an extended trip on busine>
urday and pleasure Mr. J. A. Whitten is ;
,,1,1m- go in with us. Mr Whittcn vislte
Washington, Haitimore and Nci
York and witnessed the great parad
" >n*i- i ..
; nnaiiKiLi nuams wiii noi ot'|{in locora- ~
y pensate for the loss of license in his lcr*
ultimate business or, for the sufferings N
entailed by the penalty of the law. ^
^ It has been noticed that during the
'j absence of Mr. Corbet from Ilatesburg tv
>v j that, no drunkedncss has been seen ,l
e 1 on ourstrcets and. it has also been re
cl
a Koei:
The recent good weather has been W)10 a
ery favorable to the farmers as well
s the carriers, although more rain is
ceded at present. C( ' r
Mr. John J. Cofer visited relatives <laynd
friends at Sal leys on last Saturday The
rid Sunday. good i
Mrs. Annie L. Garwin was in town ,)r- ^
1/ ? *?\i >\rr loot 'I'lmi./Ut.
v. ?* i IU
able which was enjoyed by all
ittended it. There ^
and Mrs. E. J. C. Howird visit- Peters Lui
. E. V. Souder's family last Sun- 12th inst.
close, lie
health of thiscomnmnity is very men
inder the skillful treatment of 'ers>
ooiey. miss; F
PETERS, "olstein have i
the ltidge.
Aill be preaching at St. Mr. J \V Mu
Llieran Church Sunday tlie Mondav bore
at 3 p. m. by Pastor Grosedesires
the presence of Rev. L. a.C<
iber: fur the election of otli- in lown Monda
Dr. II. L. Wr
lolinstou this v
imnnMAM
jone to their home on
,r->h ol Johnston spent
)oper of Johnston was
r.
ight visited friends at
keek.
ness College of Columbia spent ;
day and Sunday here.
Mrs. Frank Watson of
Spring was in town shopping Tut
Mr. Hcnnic "Wolfeof this place
Sunday in Columbia
Mrs. F. B. Smith and son Law
are visiting relatives in Aiken.
aim inner imcresung ceremonies, c
satur- the Roosevelt inaugurat ion.
Mess. Clarence and Callic Drehe
lCid^rc son's of Mr. J. Waller Dreherarc on
?sday. vjsit, to Columbia,
spent As soon as the large and handsom
store building which they are erectin
shall have been finished, the Messr
f re nee
Dreher will engage in the f?ener?
>' marked, that evidences or the sale of h- '
quorhave been visible since his ret urn.
r cl
a SEED, MEAL AND *
e HULLS. si
can pay 22 1-2 cents per bushel for
11 Cotton Seed.
l' Sacked Hulls, 40e per sack.
'"Ffn'S '?? tucouiijr. Misi
M rs. Ohlodie Courtney, the able and here s
llcient teacher of the Roundtop study
hool, is dangerously sick at Mr. It. J Mr.
urckhalter's. We wish for her a last ai
>eedy recovery jnth c
CASH PRIZES "5yea
FOR BEST IRISH POTATOES o,.v
at Sal,
i Sue Itay Pearsall will leave
0011 for Newberry, where she will
the millinery business,
Mis-i Lau
Hugh Rodger 8 died on Saturday tajented rt
id was buried on Sunday at Cor- ^y l)or cj
hurch. Air. Hodgers was about eelel>ratetl
"sold. Batesourg
. Corder, of Leesville will preach in the Opei
pin next Sundav at 11 o'eincW. Marrfi m
' "v*"" Mr. Jesse l)o
COMING, last week.
Mrs. A. M.
ra Josephine Bridgman, the Kenny were vis
;ader and elocutionist, who,
larming renditions of tiie ^'rs- *' ^?1'
authors, won tiie liearts of ^<-'lcn's wcre vi
some weeks ago will appear
'a House on Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs.
M ice ltriiLrmon ai? Bnv ?oot ' * *
rn visited Johnston
Bacon and Mrs. A. C.
sitors here Monday.
enk and Miss Birdie
Mtors in Johnston last
John Mounce spent
Miss Mary Liza Fox of the C
for Women spent a few days in
last week with the hotnc folks.
Mr. Eugene foodie, the Ass
Post Master visited friends in 1
Sunday.
Prof. S. L Osborne Preside
Osborn's Business College of An
imiimi i->* uiiii uaiunait; immill'M
allege We wish them much success,
town
NEGRO SHOT.
istant
(V'ards 'oabinet. a colored man, wa
shot in the abdomen on Wedncsda
last The trouble, which gave rise t
snt of nlC shooting, occured. on t lie farm (
gusta, j Drayton 1'rater, about "> miles froi
* Ask for exchange prices on meal and
hulls for seed. II. A. idttle John. 1'
O
FOR SALE hi
18 tc
y Eggs of throughb.ied Rhode Island y
o Red Chickens for sale at $1.00 per set- sc
if ting. Mrs. N. R. Bayly, ol
u Batesbnrg, S. C. .c
As an incentive to the growers of line It is tl
"ish potatoes in this community I>r called
. .1. Harris will oiler a series of casti
rizcs to those who buy t he seed from ^rs
im and exhibit same in his store af- rc'a^iv
:r maturity. The lirst prize ia.OOf _>r 1
ie largest crop grown from one. peck; ,jro,|krl
jcond $l.t>d for the largest yield from 'ier
achill. Cash payable August 1st ^anua
ML". CnnrlillAi... ...ill hi. r..ll.. . "'hilt 1
bought that Kev. Corder will be visit lu re 1
to that church for this year. to inclemei
demands.
1). C. Smith has been visiting nian when
esand friends in the Sand Hills. \xnei\ and ;
he end of January Mrs. Blunder has
it her nice new excuse book to au wh
isband. "I can figure up my oarrv witti
ry balance all right," she said, lier for ma
'm either aiQ.llfi behind or ahooH
....(siimu m nvj umi cuLiiruay aiao
tad a smaller audience, due
rit weather, than her merit
All who heard Miss Bridglast
with us were en rapire
still singing her praises. ,
happened w ill again hapj
io hear Miss Bridgman wilj '
t hem pleasing memories of. /"Vf f 1
ny days. ] I \J L4
nnsion
to Me if
Want to
ijra. was iumc msi ^aiurua> in i
terest of liis institution.
Mr. Iredell Jones the popular t
ling representative of the V'i
Carolina Chemical <'o. spent
days here this week.
Rev. I). B. Groseclose, of Lee
was in the city Tuesday aftemcx
j Katcsburg. Farther than that, Inal
inet was shot in the abdomen an
ravel- that the diillculty was over a hors<
rginia partieu'ars are not obtainable,
a few j
BUBONIC PLAQUE.
s\illei 750000 deaths in India in the las
12 months. 34,000 in the past week.
> e(
e. LATEST FROM THE JAl'-RUSSIAN
WAR.
a
St. Petersburg admits Kuropat kin's d
defeat. Particulars not yet received, u
st Railroad cut north of Mukden. Rus
sians in great danger of capture. li
'w* vvinilVIUUO ?IM k/V IIIIIJ CA^iail "
1 iH'Xt week. ' rcmi
are foi
NOTICE! I spent
All persons liable to Annual License whe'h
re hereby not!lied to call on the un- expeni
ersigned by April the first and pay accoui
p, or they will be reported to the back t
layor for during businesi without a "My ci
cense. J. C. Glover, City Treas. to l?e
mber what all the other Items
r, but 1 can't recall whether I a |*ai
that $19.05 for something, or
ier you gave it to me for house- A inillit;
*es." Mr. Blunder looked at the the grount
it for a moment, then handed Lunatic /
/he book with a wondering air- large crow<
lear," he said, ''that 1905 seems ly received
to indicate what year this \s." in the basl
^LOON PROPHET "tiy,
iry balloon came down in I
Is of the 11 at ton (England) ^WlH 1
tsyluni the other day. A
1 of inmates enthusiastical . . p.
I the unflattered lieutenant IN. 1\
ket as "The Prolit Elijah."
sell, or
Property
BAYLY.
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