The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 26, 1905, Image 2
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY
The hirst Nat l. Bank of Bs
pays interest four times a year
posit3 in the Savin?* Departmt
pounded every three months.
MADE,
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your jl 11 M
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M. First IS
I a
lational Bank of
Batesbunr.
opair muiitry to wurn?ii ?or
you sleep?has a perpetual, evei
ing earning capacity. We invil
open an account now with our 1
be numbered with our five hunt
positors.
: ine ot
?ank and
lred de
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BATES
UKUAJ
BURG S. C., FRIDAY, MAY
LFV V/V/J
26, 1905.
rm Bfl Capital Stc
Surplus, U
^B ^B Deposits
1'aid Out ii
wk Paid Up, $25,000 00
ndlvided Protits, $13,200.00
AveraKe $130,000.00
i Dividends, $0,025 oo
GEOUOrA
AIJCi i
JACOB PHINIZY, Presiden
CHAS. G. GOODRICH, Cat
Capital $2oo,ooo.oo,
KiYILTtOAX) BAISTIC,
ST A, (iEORGIA.
l. Wm. A. LATIMER. Vice-l'res.
iliier. Rl'FUS H. BROWN, Ass't Casliiei
Undivided Profits $276,711.cj
" LEESVILLE
LETTER.
~ Pithy Notes From
ir 5 A. _n
JOHNSTON s
LETTER.
JOH NITON NIWS.
i. rs B. M. Hair, of Barnwell, Is visiting
lier mother, Mrs Martha Scott,
in the long Branch section.
ALUDA LE
LETTER
PRON
The e
(From Our Regular day by
... the inoi
KINGTON Pelix
LETTER. Oth
I OUR RldULAR COR R IRON DINT. JliSt US WC
ommencement began last Sun- couies 1,1 vt 1
lwo excellent sermons: one in A trolly ca
nim: and another in the even- ken Fiailwai
Bodie And
ers Killed.
s go to press the sad news
i terrible accident,
ir of the Augusta and Air,
was run down bv a run
Banking1 by mail is entirely
deposits by express, registt
will be credited your aceour
The Fidelity N1
r*A innn n v
practicable and safe. You can send us your
>red mail, money orders or checks and same
it and receipt sent by return mail.
Lutual Life Insurant
t nf
IVIIOWIUUI.
Air. W. A. Shealy, who has been appointed
Secretary of the Historical
~~ Association (t?f lliat tfreut little state)
South Carolina, is njw in Charleston,
and has already assumed the duties of
the ottlee. It is witli deep regret that
we ei?'e un Mr Sliest lv tn Ohnilncinn
Mrs. K. B. Wiggins and Miss Maud
Quatt lebsutn liave returned to George- _
town, after a visit to Mesdames W. L
Quattleb nun and J. A. Awdom. 1
tbej
Lumber is being laid for the resi- ^
deoceofMr. ?I. L. Smith oil Church
and Minis Streets.
biac
Mr. Louise Crowder, one of the {K,ct
teachers in tho Graded School le vie. .
v^or respondent) ing:foii
girls m<
ain, rain, we continue to lmve rain i)aVe be
lie farmers have all agreed that any Fen
have a plenty for the present. all reclt
liere is a great deal said about was Pll/
s. The pot can't call the kettle but Una
k for all have some with line pros- **al
s for more. Some are talking of
lowed Monday evening by the away coal ca
;dal contest, which could not ters.
en surpassed .by the trained of Those dea
lale College in the state. They
ed so well that the committee ,no
:zled to arrive at a decision. Haih
lly decided that Miss Lrnes- D. Hill cond
rr was the fortunate girl, and \\\ Cheetliai
lal v\as presented to her bj w jtoberts,
r and smashed into ?plind
are: J. E Hold man.
b'elix Hodie, in the employ
vay. Those injured: A.
uctor, skull fractured: C.
n internally injured: A.
bones broken and others
W V/ 1 1 i ?/?.?. T
1878 L. O. FOI
Assets, $7,741,860,62
1
YOUTH, S
Make a man feel he will
you will need a life meoi
will need lile insurance.
Send for Hook lei.
w i vvn i.i ,vMv(?n.
\/ K m m m m v* ^ j^/ m m m ?
USE, President. 190S
I; Ratio of Assets to LiabiIitie
.21 Per cent.
TRENGTH AMBITION
never be ol<l or poor. If you do yet old
in*. If you do not yet old. your* family
A Fidelity I'olioy provides for both.
. Ae't.. II. A. LIT ri.l'MOll N. A ire lit
j Me has left many friends here who
wish him perfect success.
JS,
Miss Daisy Edwards, who taught
in Abbeville this year has returned
home to the delight of her many
friends.
Mis Sara Shuler, of I'ateshurg was
the delightful visitor in our town last
j. C I
rnrr
itinn Hranchville, after which she re;i(j
will no to her home in Richmond, Va. \y
Mesdames .1. II. White and T. It. cotti
Denny are at home from the conven- oil o
tion'of Federation of Women's Clubs d?ti<
held at Uiiion. in at
Clerk of Court. W. B. Conhurn, of ton
Edgefield, was here Saturday. ^1,
The attendance at the funeral of .
ling out a portion of what is al-l
ly pljnted on account ol grass. (J" 1
e notice, tliat over in Georgia.
un is l>eing ploughed up anp plant- 1 ,
Mr ,1 pgc
ver on account of grass. Such conms
as these and a reduction already ^ he ej
'reage will reduce the yield ot cot- evcning
very materially, showed i
. themsel'
r. (.eorge I). Smith s friends will stitute
. IX CV i . .
. .... , , more or less
lesday, at 10 a. in., the meda)
between the boys came off, J'dix Itali
as as good as that of the girls. County, and
c Wingard wears the medal. VV. K. Italic
lercises were closed Tuesday * and one half
by the graduates. They
mucli skill and did honor to CUPID fl
res and the faculty of the In- invitation:
The Diplomas were present
hurt.
e was a resident of Saluda
was the eldest son of U r.
, who resides about one
miles from lJatesburj;.
iard at work.
} are out announcing the
Columbia. S. C.
r
COTTON MARKE
Cotton is bringing to-day
Batesburg Market, sc. as r
l>y L. D. Cullnin.
WEATHER REPOf
Batesimrtf, S. O.
p Messrs. Julian Conner and Alb
Cullum visited Columbia Monday.
on the
eporlel Miss Carrie Glenn visited Job
ton Sal urday and returned Sunt
accompanied by her friend M
Richardson.
aciurauy.
? Mr. and Mrs. >1. B. Edwards spent
ert last Sunday at the home (if the father
of tlie former. It is elevating for any
one to have the pleasure of associating
"s* with such a lovely and happy couple,
lav
liss Miss Susie llitchie, of Abbeville has
been the charming guest of Miss Edwards.
-- ue si
Mr. J. W. ?"riin last Saturday was the essa
largest seen here for years and every
one seemed tilled with sorrow on ac- ?y|
count of the sudden death of Such a jUst
good citizen. tl,al
Mrs. A V. Green, of llatesburg, ar- like
rived last week to visit relatives. berr
Quite a nice sum was raised last him.
week to repaint the school buildmk by r
arry 10 Know tnat it lias been nec- e<J by Ci
ry for him to be carried to the ^ ^teai
>ita' in A u(fusta for an operation sen ted t<
le doctors seeui not to be sure
what his trouble is. It seems ^
he is suffering with something : , " .
appendicitis, l)r. Mayer of New- s u *
y lias been in attendance upon Ja
He also advises an operation. 0,1 our s'
. Smith was willing to kx>. Mr. J The M
ingresstnan Lever. approaching
itifulboxof tlowers was pie- Lrut*e * r^nki
Mrs. J. <i. Graichen and Mrs. ^'r> a,,(l MfS
of for their kindness. gusta, (ia., t
raham's handsome residence lum, of Hate*
completed. The cereau
mes Gillian, of Columbia, was ^rjjes residei
greets Tuesday. Augusta, Ga.
isses Mathews, of Ainriista
marriage of Miss Geriin
Perkins daughter of
Claudius Perkins, of Auu
Mr. Saint Julian Culshurg,
S. C.
my will take place at the
ice, 5lo Greene Street.
, on Wednesday evening,
May 26 1905
For Hatcshunr and vicin
Occasionally cloudy to-nipl
Sal urday.
MOVEMENT OF PI
\tnMT or/u>i i:
. Miss Kallie Kama^e ol the Sai
I section was in town shopping W
j)v nesday.
lit and Miss Eva Eou Watson of Kit
Spring was in town one day this we
Mrs. II. A. Little .John who 1
{OM- hi en visit in^ her pare.its at lteli
returned this week to the delipht
% lw.,- frlniwl.
^'.s Mr. Thomas Crouch, of Columbia j
p(J.
was a guest in our town last Satur- j
day.
Charlie <Ireen, a very popular sales-1
c'k* man has been ?vith us this week.
lias Mr. William Hare of the stall of the j
ton Summit News Letter, was here last
uf Saturday.
the efforts of Rev. L. A. Cooper. E. S
Hler
DEATH OF MARY LONG. Sm,!
Little Mary, tlie two-year old daugh- ..L>r
ter of Mr. unci Mrs. J t\ Long, died ' 1SS
this morning at lliggins I'ostotliee. (lll'Ll
Mrs. Long is t lie daughter of Mr.
W. A. Crouch, of this place. Mi
The funeral will take place tomnr- ith-h
iiiitli, i>r. K\rksey and Mrs. K. S. e!a., are
se accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ueorgi
Lin Tlie I.
. S. M. Pitts has been attending ^
Bugenia Attaway. She lias lieen ,uo aI1
2 sick for the last week, but is ,me s??
roving.
graduate
r. Homer W. Paugett of near j(.,rc js s.
hi llfl llOC l. wl .... ..ll.w.l. ..? '
. ... tl ? ' .r . ? June the 7th.
visiting the family of Mr. L.
The bride e
exington boys are getting verse College
res in shape to play the New of being one <j
id team a game of ball some ular students
11 * Mr. Cullum
ickens Uoof. Jr., who will |ing quallties
this year at Newberry Col- . , ...
sending a few days at home. S ra e 10,1
. followed by a reception,
let is a graduate of Conand
bears the reputation
if the College's most popis
a young man of sterand
has already detnongh
quite young) an abil
1 I' L.VM" L_ I.
Where they have
and where the
are ?oing--l1ap*
penings.
i # i iu i 111 u 11 ? 11 id J vi n
Mrs. Alowine, wife (if Mr. Sim .?
! wine, who has l>een suffering f ?r so
l)?Ctl | weeks with shortness of breat.ii.
I mains about the same.
y
Mrs. Ji.hr " Watson visited ri
t ives in town w ? > - < -day.
Miss Moida Hodges, Dr. K. T. Ho
| Mr Forrest, of Saluda, a sou of Kxj0.
Senator Forrest, lias been employed
*ue b>' our town as poliee.
re- Mr. I). H. Riser went to Lexington
on business a few days ago
da- Miss Aquilla Kargle of the Del mar
section, a charming young lady, was ,
here this week.
?lg- |
row, (licit
I treat
PROPERTY PUR- i?n<l
CHASED. | roJV
Mr. W. Hampton White of Mt. treat
Willing and brother-in-law to I>r. J.
A. Watson, has purchased about four 'j-j,
acres of land, f??r the purpose of erect- ..\ ?
....v. ?J1 aypen- |J{
is. Drs. Wise and Kirksey are sicj; j,st j
iiijr him, lie also is advised to ro tq ,)c up
beopperated on. ^lr Ja
s. Jacob I-. GriRsby has been sick tjou will
he past week. Dr. Kirksey is Solicit*
jntf licr. Her mother, Mrs. Geo. {ortune <
er has been with her. niRht.
tore is a lot of whooping courIi Mr. T.
>b Lcapiiart lias been on the lty st (>IU 1
x?r several days, but is able sc,lioragain.
The Advoc
noes Fox has accepted a posi- couple all tha
i the Augusta Lumber Co. their share,
ir T. miner man had the inls?f
loosing a horse Tuesday ODORS
Wliitlle tjf Saluda \v54c in
and in men long years his
:ate wishes tlm happy
t which should justly be
VS. PLAN'*"
FOOD.
Mr. F. B. Crouch made a 1
trip to Columbia last Saturday
Mr. Vjr~ MlKe, left
for Maun*/
r _A
\ * ,? Mr. the
fn ?'n HI V ^
-KOjO||nj ,
- Miss Leo Pinotjs .fpAohnson,
* *.. if., ? ?
os" verv populardaughter, returned
msiness *
Wednesday from Columbia where .s
has heen spending several days.
Sundav i \jrs iinjrh ()'N"ell of Augusta <
tnjret her wit I) her children are vis
home- intf Mr. and Mrs. ^han.
is vis- her little nclce, ~Nora Crouch, is \ii
Vt hi?r- imr ivow ? t I I urn n\e
on .mi-, iv Li. croucn nas accepted a
he position in Greenville.
'u. Stop A
Dear r*ir:?
Ignite likely yoi
k with a list of good I
?-'4- sure.y one of*these.
S,L' But even if you
i-- '? ?
; ai/n
ing a dwelling and a large brick,j,roSj
store, in Wards, S. C. Salin
minute?This means
i are one ol the (treat many who started th
resolutions, To regularly s;< . a part o! youi
t* .. ? ? ^
overlooked making any resolutions, or this ?
t* ^uiuua ana it seems thai the town Moi
jeets are tfooil for it to come to siieritf
la ;t so- . iness We
' Theyr:
You! i legiate 11
lie LecJH
e New Year Misses h*
r earnings was |Crap3, E
rRartnari
ine in partiew
' "" a dead cow
1( ^' ment of disco
t\>rley went to Pellon on bus- eitjzens and
dnesday. dragged into*
lduates of the Palmetto Col- Uncle John
nstitue are as follows: Hal- ster of NatesL
larioan, Charlie W. Crout, haul the care:
eaulah L. George. Laura C. Ispot, where b
ula M. Clark, Mlnni" Delia ers, the huzza
, Y.rnesurie'Giaicnen, Harriet i fan hs Imnes
becomes a live.y eJerd
between peace abiding
figuratively gets itselt
court. i
i Bouknight, the teaiii>urg,
was engaged to.
iss of a dead cow to some
y the aid or our scareng,rds,
the breeres coiild _
tlmv U* in fVul JSw? rf ^
Piling iH'i aniMii jiiw uuuiu
ed>?e.
Auditor G. A . Derrick, of
tot), passed through hatesbiuy:
day en rout toMonettaS C.
Mr .). (' Hu/hardt. one of
County's most prosperous I
who lives near Mat t hew si' < >
tow n a few days apo
A (lof.r 11 i:it was thought to he n
Lexing- was killed on the street yesterc
yester- morning. No damage was done by I
dun as tar as is known,
Saloda Ainonn those who attended I
armers. Wauls Commencement weie Mis
, was in | Lizzie Smith, Sal lie l>odi", I.ue
j Conner, Messrs V. A. Crouch, Kum
mi , in 11 i bun .111 cli'l
You ii.ust realize il
,at' larly a part of what
la\ Perhaps you iia
the your best to carry il
with repeated temp
hut have\ou e
ll1(> tionnl Hank of llate
twice before wlthdi
without a second tli
'h' pocket, book
-lie Then think, too
jiujjiutiu uine to give Hie matter serious c
lat you'll never get ahead until you resolve t
comes in.
ve made such a resolution?more than oik
L out, only to have all your good intentions
it at ions to spend.
rer tried saving with a savings ace Hint in T
sbuig. You'd tind it a great help. You are
awing money from t he hank, where it mir
lought if it conveniently lay nhuit the house
, ut the additional sale'y altorded theeustoii
"onsidera turn Mae lloo
o save rej??i- | Koon.
Je?and tried
broken away PICKF
he First Naapt
tn think
rht bo Spent Mr. J.
or in yt'.ij, burn's ol
in-rs of a bank ed citi/e,
lc, Palsy H. George, '?nima Uncle John
sion that Mi
not objeet to
ENS JONES VERY I rua(*e more 'e
4,VI to Mr. Mitche
ILL. ed it: and lien
Pickens Jones, one of Pates- 4^r' "'ur's<)
dest unit most highly respect- Pr?l)er^y w
lis, is lyinn at. his home in t hauled, ri^htl
being under the ij*-pres.
\ J. Win. Mitchell did
having his Jand?-d estate
rtile, hauled tf-e carcass.
U's land there dump
2 the trouble began,
n Corner, wlio remits the
hie)** the dead cow was.
u'ly desirous of having1
Mr. Addison \ ausjuit. nj Ho
ry, was in liutcsbui'K on Wei
last.
Mrs Collie Hates, who lias I
for some days, remains about t!
Mr. J. A, M in irk, of Mt '
was in tow n Tuesday.
\t.. or rr.. .,i O
:i11<i * u IIUII iwmic, luiuniice nun
l!is lor- .lolm t'mui'li, Mrs. J. \V. ?'ooiht ;i
I'.nusday uls \v . a. Crunch.
*? ? in; JOHN TI-JVIPLE GRAVI
ii s.iim. , wjjj ,jai|vo; his celebrated lect
SV:lli?Hf. Ih-ij/ii .(if llif lK'inupitfiii;'
f.cesville College no llu* evening
! .1 inn'third. Tickets oM s,tlo at 11
a\i I III IIIII-H'MIJ ) 1J
ll1' You can open a
md with ajiy amount fr
put this ^,'ood rcsolu
t ion.
Don't hesitate l
; seem small?or heea
You can transact yi
ure iu<|iiiry will brin>{ f
'in We will hope tci
tlc name to the la rue i
The First N'atii
ar - -
iui nullify wdllId LSI III.
savings are iiinl mi The Firsl National Ilauk
on) one dollar up, so it should require but lit
ition into elTi el a , once without any mure
0 open an aeeount because sou think your d
nise you may not he able to call at, the ban
iui business through the mails just as sati
1111 particulars as to how you should po ahou
1 hear from you soon and have the pleasure <>
111 ii ber of depesitors in our Savings Departm
Dual Hank of Hatcsburs pays interest four
i precarioi
or llatcshurff ! We ho
tli* elTort k? .... ...
procrastina- ' *a(
We he;
epi sits would quite sie!
k in person,
sfactorilv? an
t ii . N(
I adding your
cot. ! The K
t imrs a \ ear. i
us condition. I ms lancl
.tu. i ^le, naturally
pe llut., cl.ai.ne may soon w , rl ,
lur l"e ht'lu-r' that, in the ?
ir i hat Mrs. Jones is also blown hither.
>o Mr. (Jorder
. Trr~ ~? employ couns
? WAR NEWS. case was bruu
ussia-Japanese situation rc- 'urC ^llj'slra
viile. who, ow
: as productive as posslobjeoted
to the woeful
fertilizing material*,
ay of bad odors, were
thither, away and iost;
sues Uncle John; both
;el learned in lav,-. The
Kht up in due time beto.
I. S. l>errick of Le?>?^
t of iv.vpeci In the (!?
.ai i . ronton luviui. ui
our st roots Wednesday.
Miss Suilic Hodic, one of l.<
unost charming young ladies, v
yesterday.
Mr. J(?lm Got'', of t lie Snrdis
was in town Thursday.
Mr. Horlie Hedcnhaugh. of
V*
ris' 1 >nitf Store, ltaterbuiv, S. ?'
? *?iUcsj SENATOR T|LLMAJN
SLIGHTLY HURT.
section. Senator I', ll. Tillman and
daughter, Miss I. ?eie sii^l
I'disto tinrt liy the upsetting of their <
ria^e as they were driven home fi
?. -impounded yuurti
I). I*. If WVL, C
M. W. PERRY.
Mrs. J. Hiealv visited relatives in
'*'s Monet ta last Sunday,
it h
air-1 r* ' Shealy, who lias been
< in ! quite ill for several weeks, is conva
riy, at lour to live per cent, per annum,
asliier. N'. A. KATES, V'ice-1
Ass t. ('ashler. W ty. \VATS<)N, { re:
SOMETHING NEW mi
i Kddi
FOR BATESBURO.j Ada
1 have \ .ist added ?>ne of the finest
. ., I 111.1111^ 111
I land and
President,
iident. ! 'FJ-jP
| IT
s. Kli/.a Sinilli, mother of Mrs. I j)r
e K. Krluards and Mrs. William t)f tlie Jo
ms, died on the night of the "I!o iiealth
She had heed ku>k for several 1 . *
-icui-uny uncnaiiKeU both on ceased, moved
soa- A jury of si:
sumitM ned t<>
johnston mon- todetenuimor
for sale.
.1. Terrell, editor and owner eomlorts as in
boston Monitor, owing to bad abla oilors l
is obliged to abandon die arguing tliat,
i bis court to liaLesbut.
r men tried and true
sit on the body of tin-1 o?v.
wiietlier tile vaiue oC
li, as a feruli/.iny agent,.
, or not. such aliened d?slight
arise from disagreehere
from, the jury
as all fertilizers smell
Mr. Jake I la tv of Mt. Will
in town one da> this week.
.Mr. I?. .1 Padgett of Kshtda
our st ret ts Wednesday
Mr. Itufiis Minniek. < I' tlx
section, was in town Wednest
Misses lielle and Cora \Y;
' llur < orniiK'ruH'inent exercises of
inj-T wax j Kiiucut ional 1 nst.it lit o:it Ed^'cli
j wltt'iv the St a to mailt1 an addio
was on
N. (i. COONER IH:TTE
Said is IJi'v. N.l! Coooor, wIki lias
;IV? pass d tlii'iui^li a yery severe illnos
it son of gradually lieltlim stiontuv. 11 ?
the lescing very .slowly,
' Mrs. I\ II. llendrix, who has hem ill
for several days, is rapidly improving
lo Hu; delight of her many friends who
wish her a complete and rapid nvov
just ?ry.
s. is Mr r H llendrix, who has been in
is t'olumbia for several days on business
frige rut ors li?nt can i,o bought, for the {
purpose of carrying ami keeping fresh:
but ter, cheese, eggs and all articles T1
necessary during the hoi summer days, luda
Cool drinks a specialty.
K. li. Stead man, II
Hat esbtirg, S. C. ' ^
t > r.
REGISTRATION NOTICF ,lu>
and dud very suddenly; her ' ' '
l)le belli* heart failure MUeme o
; and wood
'ere is a 1??t of siekness around Sa- All wli
and all w
... ellleient 1
i r?-e new ro brothers living on Mr. |u.aro,|,
Attaway's place, had a diUlciil-J
een! ly. (>ne was stahed through 0 Jul
jaw into the mouth. j '
HinnuiBai and is in eonse- '?au, it is un
tiering his newspaper outfit have one's pr
will for sale. some eonseiju
n know Mr. Terrell personally U,at> *? furai
ho have read his bright and er 1? the ext.
y e >ndnoted paper, reyret to he had no cas
is iiidis(H)sitioi). liouknlyht fo
n with Mr. Terrell's host or altlu,u*11 una
a wishing him a speedy re- Inat"r,al
reasonable to expect to
oper'y fertilized without
cat discomforts, decided.
> Mr.?'order was the rlvlv
nt of one dead cu.?\ thai
e ap'unsl tlie said John.
?r having presented hint.
Lsked, with terlihzi/.iug
he said ex'eat
near Hin^e >pnn?{ himc m 10
piiur \estenlay.
Misses Frankie Merlon^ an
Htlieredtfo of !.? < sv ilU-. wen
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse Howard n turrni
Inline- near Wards Sattirdav I:
visit intf I re r sister Mis, a. (
ell.
\wi snop- j D4,w aide id set up and luw * nnur
IllCllt .
:inot This piece of news wili gladden
111 "" hearts of many, who have been for
past several weeks, eager and <
' 1 watchful, for detail; and liulle
after
M teh fioin one of this towns in<>sl wot
and highly esteemed citizens.
j^l, | has reiurneu nome.
Miss '.attic I j roseclnse, one of om
tie most popular ifirls, let timed Monday
II,,. imm Columbia where she was the
ever ,OVclv H,a'sl relatives.
t'l,s! Miss < 'ceil Mitchell is on a \isii to
11iv i relatives at Milieu (Ja
! We learned Wednesday with nro- I
The hooks lor tin* registration of M
in the inunieipal Kleet ion will be open Sali,
at my Store, Monday a in May l-Mli, evei
l?iu:? and will remain open until one ril?
week before tlie election. K. V . law,
t 'niluin Supers ist of IJetfistration. U i \
| vers
i Henry Wattmson savs: .lohn Temple is h
j Craves is the most eloquent "touthern- old
Ituvriy,
ifla, was hmuyliL to xulnda Sunday | (J|iiiiu'
with a broken shonldier and
1 nj urlcs inflict I'd by her son-in 1 lie L.
, Mr. John Wesley <'nekerell; there 'l"'' "" 1
vo tales, hut C'oekerell was seen r,i,c*
(trunk Sundav morning. Cookrell i man<'s 0
hisc on l?ail. Mrs. t'orlev is a very '1 rivers,
lady and was speeding a while ! -',"1
'sua1a
iicaqo strike. |
hicano Strike is in bad shape j the week,
learer to a settlement. Final Srviees \\ i
lof the Union Teamster's, de- Ascension 1);
specially those of the express The Mail (
was oilVialiy announce I on no. Mr. it.
i instant and Mi W 1
Ill NEWS..
Irs. Wessin^iT were in
iborlioori in eurlv part ui
11 Ik- held at '*t James v.i4
iy at 10 a in.
'irrier on (liit>ert route
A, Hare, is unwell
I . \<l(iv k t'll/irtii liic
Mrs. M. .(. 1 Icilstt*iii of Man
in town shopping last .^atni.l.
Miss Kppic Unrton. l.ncilc
Kvie Miiith and Carrie
/j'Tsvillc. wt-ri! i n our M it
day last.
Mr. I leu ry Iticltfell. no o
Tounl yV ln-.st Farmers, was
PIANO S NHA1
11 c?i -11?11 / "* / \ C' I"
iinU'i- ??i" )r> I .
s Mil u r- .
Mr. < W Si< w??t, of I'.rat I l? t><
j Vrmionl. oih1 (?f tin* pioneer I'
if Saliula DcalciN ?f his native Stale, is sp
on our j i,^ <,?inK ill IJ?t e>ljii rjr and
1 found regret and sorrow of Mr. (Jeo
^ | I). Siniili's (lciitli 1!? was nt late*
! from Miluda. but a former eitizen of
i t his I own.
i Mr L Kolandspent several days
| in our town l;?>t week.
iano
i l)r l'? II. Wii tlley Went, to Lewiej
dale l;t?t Tuesday on prosessionul I?us
lor or to-day. Ilonrv w. (; radv said ho wit I
i has the must phonominal eloquence a
| 1 ever heard. I ror
was
NOTICE. n
Fifty head h rses and nudes and vory
lino <|iialiiy. f.ar^f slock ol vehiclos ':,s'
on hand and two oar loads to arrivo
( noxt week. r.ronory-lllioa Mule Co. t
i her daughter.M rs Cockerel!. ???
Mr. Ilumct t. of Colest ia intheex take eh;
tic western co ncr of Saluila Co.' lent am
brought lo Salnd last week insane they wa
opui v Sln rilV. Smith, and Mr there w
I Worts ioi<k him to Columbia themei
Friday. It serins that he has '| he
e era/v on the .subject of religion. ;it t. m
lie Saluda school will close next h'y Sail
- 1 1 place.
irge <>f the meeting to an ex HERH i
I ilo some illustration work;
lit t he teachers taught, also The people
ill he topics for discussion by rouuding cot
i ol the county. nity now, to
lu x t convention will n eet eil, and to tit
ark's Luthcni churdh near of them. 1)1
ula liver. The time of the bUeio > *>'
AT BATESBURG
NOW.
<?f Hatt'shurj? and s?rintry
have an oppnrtuImve
their eves f.xaminjd
out 11 le true eonditinn
rs. lit'ose and Ganit, specrfintlnn
. f Pa1ho\E!?i C
MIVCli ? VUIICMUI\.
Mr. North I. J'u^h, ol I'.atc
in Atlanta <?a where In'
main for a few has s.
Mr. Piifih is an industr i?iis
porous < it i/on ai h we shall h
see I) in; ret ill n
M rs. .1 II. i lannan. of > am
<.? i.nr l I r....l i.
way of off iipiii ion, lie is >Ili11 .
- li'iiv is sell anv nne in 11 lis town and
\<ill re muiidinjr cmintrv. anv urade of I
nl' lit- ur sim ma\ dt'siir mil us
la i ire ptnliis ui'imrallv paid t'i rev
mid |iu>i . . , ...
, admits. I liavfi I'ianns now on to
1 ^ 1(1 it at The I. I). Culluni < ump:
i Kii: nilure S.lnre.
ia- ia. was 1
i:/ .i? cai r z
r io
sl" 1.x or W. II. Sharp was here
'ian- last Saturday in attendance ??f court.
",l' Taylor?.Monl.s case, which was heard
pilar Irm<ire .Indue Derrick. Col. Sharp has
always had many friends here, which
,m s was in evidence last Saturday.
,1 ml^e Derrick was qidte recently
in Uateshurtf on business.
J no. \v. fonder, munatfei. Co!- |,'rj,
iimhla, S. ( . I |,n
j (.ol,
Vou will probably never hear a Ri(
irreator orator than John Temple j ^
Graves, lie is a master of oratory. ! en,.
. tim
J>r. K. J. Elhoredtfe, went to Col- P?c
| U'nbia Tuesday night to be present. I t
lay wit h a picnic at Hie Itapt ist i
rcli move M! the schools in the; 1 linist!:
nty arc closed, except possibly! The N
Ige Spring. oft hob
II those who attended the confer- j 1
e in Ashville reports a very tine "uu,tl '
e. Asheville is a line place, and es. J.*.'"'''
ially hilt mo re I ' :i
i I'he pre
lio iirAireinnm.i ^ f <1. . . t
will be Wednesday andlc. will be
xy after tlie 3d .Sunday in July ] store unt il t
landnmus proceedings on irelief I 2Sth.) They
ank of Saluda eouty against aminations a
ounty have been refered to Mr ; ers, but froi
brier to take testimony and can be reach
i ber they will
rinjr will be about June 1st Takccare of
ceediny are instituted to ob-j its too late
at Q. .1. llairi's Drug
iext Monday night (May
make no charge for exind.
co(tit: not. as Strang
n Columbia, where they
ed at any time. RememI
only be here a few (lays,
your eyes l>on*t wait til)
?Also your child's eyes?
l/i I < m ? i ni n ? ? i i i i ii i ">? in > .
Mr M. Adairs, or < Ion
sect ion, was in town Wednc.-a
Mr. A. 1 lull of .tones' (.' ro
was in Uateslwrj; Wednesday
i v/iv j/aui;
(Is Crock after . I line 1st, thoroughbred It
lay. Island Ited Cockerels at $1 r>0 eacl
ss roads Mrs. N. Rogers Bayly,
Batesburft,
horte Kev. W. I. Herbert is visiting t.is
mother tins week at this place.
Miss Daisy Phillips of Graniteville,
Ct ?c. is the lovely guest of Miss Able
this week.
and assist in Kivintf tin: Commandery |nl(
tk'Krces of Masonry. dOI
Miss (lortrndc Oxnor, lias returned
home to.spend thcsununcr here after 's 1
teaching last wipter. m''
i up i
... r1"!-'""""' wii'iiniif "i Mir iijjc u e
srnational Sunday School Conven-j torsn si
i for Saluda co. met in the oil ice of j
Ijre of Probate court, f'reuch. It I he n
lie purpose and desire of the com-1 n("arlj'
to, if possiide, to get some one well j shortly,
n Sunday School work to conic and
county to pay over to the re la-' Their future
nn of about 1 they see?C
until the la;
ew Lutheran Church here is1 .....
ombleted and will dedicated ' ' . 1
Store. Lees
Tuesday.
happiness defends on what
tome early?don't wait
>t day.
II be at Crnsson's Drug
ville, S. C. Monday aud