The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 26, 1905, Image 3
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| MONEV SAVED IS MONE
I The Kirat Nat I. Bank of
pays interest four times a yt
posits in the Saving Depart
) J_J ? >
Y MADE.
Bate* burg
ar on doment?com
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A First Ni
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itional Bank of
[ pwuiiuvu every vnree monins.
spare money to work?it v
you sleep?has a perpetual, e'
ing earning capacity. We ir
open an account now with ou
be numbered with our five hi
positors.
rut your h %% 1 M .
rork, while I >% i
ver inoreas V* m
r Hank and
undred de
A1 tOD'
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BATE!
UKUAJ
5BURG S. C.. FRIDAY, MAY
DVUUJ
26, 1905.
I BA Capital Stoc
Surplus, Un
Deposits
i'aid Out in
Bates burg.
k Paid Up, $25,000 00
divided Protits, 113,200.00
iveratfe $130,000.00
Dividends, $0,025 00
GKORCUA
ii AUC
!; JACOB PH1NIZY, Presid
i1' CHAS. G. GOODRICH, <
/"" : 4^ .. I On#, <\,w, n
UiYlI^ROA.13 HiViSTIC,
il.'STA, (iEORGIA.
cut. Wm. A. LATIMER. Vice-Pres.
'ushicr, RI'FUS II. BROWN, Ass't Cushi
? I TtiHPrnfitc ^976 71 (
LEESVILLE
_ LETTER.
ier.
Pithy Notes From
no
JOHNSTON ?
LETTER.
JOH NITON NIWS.
i rs I). M. Hair, of Uurnwell, is visiting
her mother, Mrs Martha Scott,
ALUDA LE>
LETTER
MOM
The c?
( Pi*ftm i ^ a f Doflriilqr tiuy by t
[INGTON Pelix
LETTER. Oth?
Just us we !
OUR ntaULAM COR * ID'ON O NT. '
x , , comes in of u
jmmeneement beuan last bunwo
excellent sermous: one in 01 * car
Bodie And
;rs Killed.
ijo to press tlic sad news
terrible aceident.
of tiie Augusta and Ai
Banking by mail is entin
deposits by express, re^i
will be credited your acc<
The Fidelity .
sly practicable and safe. You can send us you
stered mail, money orders or checks and sam
ount and receipt sent by return mail.
/Mutual Life ! nsuran
Knowitall.
r
e
>ir. W. A. Shealy, who has been appointed
Secretary of tiie Historical
Association (of that Rreat little state)
South Carolina, is iuw in Charleston,
ICC and has already assumed the duties of
the Oltlce. It, is with df?(?n roirrnt flint
111 but; ionjj- nruiicn section.
Mrs. K. IJ. Wiggins and Miss Maud
QuatMebaum have returned to Georgetow
n, after a visit to Mesdames W. L
Quattlebium and J. A. Awdom.
t lie
Lumber is being laid for tlie residence
of M r. J. L. Smith on Church
and Minis Streets.
blac
Mr. Louise Crowder. one of thp
V a v/iai \/ m l \vt uiui
v ** the inor
Correspondent) ing;foiii
yirls me
uin, rain, we continue to have rain ])aVe bet
lie farmers have allanreed that any l-'em
v have a plenty for the present. all recit<
here is a preat deal said about was Puz:
?s. The pot can't call the kettle but iinal
rk for all have some with tine pros- *"jne ^al
_ tl?o moil'
ning and another in tlie even- ken Railway,
jwed Monday evening by the away coal car
dal contest, which could not tcrs.
>n surpassed.by the trained of Those dead
ale College in the state. They
?d so well that the committee mol"nnan"< I*'
tied to arrive at a decision. Railwi
ly decided tliat Miss brnes- !). Hill condu
r was the fortunate girl, and \\\ Cheetliam
was run down by a runand
smashed into ?piinare:
J. E. Hold man,
L'lix Itodie, in tin* employ
ay. Those injured: A.
ictor, skull fractured: C.
i internally injured: A.
Compan
1878 L. O. IAssets,
$7,741,860,<
YOUTH,
Make a man feel lie w
you will need a life m
will need lile insurant:
Cnnrl fnr IIahL' IpI
iv of Philadelphia.
OUSE, President. 19C
62; Ratio of Assets to Liabilit
1.21 Per cent.
STRENGTH AMBITION
ill never be old or poor. If you do get old
come. If you do not n-t old. your* family
:e. A Fidelity I'o'iey provides for both.
we Rive up Mr. Shealy to Charleston,
lie has left many friends here who
. * wish him perfect success.
ies,
Miss Daisy Edwards, who taught
in Abbeville this year has returned
home to the delight of her many
friends.
Mrs Sara Shuler, of I'atesburg was
- I pcc\
teachers it) the Graded School, is vis- turi
ItiiiK at ItranchviUc, after which she re;i(
wilt to her home in Richmond, Vu. yy
Mesd&mes .1. 11. "White and T. It. cott
Denny are at home from the eonven- ed o
tion'of Federation of Women's Clubs diti'
held at Union. in a<
Clerk of Court. W. R. Co^hurn, of ton
j Edge field, was here Saturday. m
-siormore. some are taUmg of ^ ??<
ling out a portion of what is al- '
iy pljnted on account of trass. (J"
'e notice, that, over in Georgia, COI,test 1
on is being ploughed up anp plant- !'
>ver on account of grass. Such con- * ess<
' us as tliese and a reduction already 'ie ex
creage will reduce the yield ot cot- evening
very materially, showed i
r i> tliemselv
K.V.KU15- lAf MVi U) w ]?ol>vrtSj I
Keel. . ,
. .... , , more or less 1]
esday, at 10 a. m., the medal
Mitween the boys came off, Felix Bodie
xs as good as that of the girls. Juunty, and v
i W Inward wears the medal. \vr. K. Bodie,
ercises were closed Tuesday * and ouc half
by the graduates. They
nuch skill and did honor to CUPID H
es and the faculty of the In
ones broken and others
mrt.
was a resident or Saluda
ras tiie eldest son of M r.
who resides about one
miles from Batesbur^.
ARD AT WORK.
W. L. WILLIAMSON, (i
Columbia, S.
COTTON MARK
Coiton is bringing to-cla.
Ilatesburg Market, se. as
by L. I). Cullum.
*1
ion. Ajj't., II. A. LITTLE-JOHN, Age
ltatesburjc S C.
ET. i Messrs. Julian Conner and A
Cullum visited Columbia Morula
y on the
reported NIiss Carrie Glenn visited J<
ton Sal unlay and returned Su
accompanied by her friend
?_ Uicliardson.
me ucuKuuui visitor in our town last
nt,? Saturday.
- Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Edwards spent
Ibert last Sunday at the home of the father
y. of the former. It is elevat ing for any
one to liave the pleasure of associating
Dims- With such a lovely and hapfy couple,
nday
Miss Miss Susie Ritchie, of Abbeville has
been the charming guest of Miss Kd
| The attendance at the funeral of jje s
; Mr. J. W. ririm last Saturday was the essa
largest seen here for years and every ^osi
une seemed tilled with sorrow on ae- 'jcount
of the sudden death of jfueh a jUsl
good citizen. tlKl,
Mrs. A V. Green, of Uatesburg, ar- likrived
last week to visit relatives. tjerr
Quite a nice sum was raised last ldm
win stitute.
orry to know that It has been nec- e<J by Co
,ry for him to be carried to the ^ beau
pital In Augusta for an operatior. seated to
lie doctors seeui not to be sure g. b. Ro<
what his trouble is. It seems ^
L he is sulTerintf with something . ' .
appendicitis, Dr. Mayer of New- "s "
y lias been in attendance upon Jai
. lie also advises an operation. on our
, . , iuviiatious
The Diplomas were present gressman
Lever. approaching
tifulboxof Mowers was pre- tru(^e * rankii
Mrs. .J. Graichen and Mrs. *,r- and Mrs.
jf for their kindness. Kiista, Ga., to
raham's handsome residence lum, of llatesl
completed. ?P)le ceremoi
ties Gillian, of Columbia, was brides resideiu
reets Tuesday. .
are out, announcing the
marriage of Miss (ierii
Perkins daughter of
Claudius Perkins, of AnMr.
Saint Julian Cul>urg,
S. C.
iy will take place at the
:e, 5io Greene Street.
WEATHER REP<
May 26 1M05
For r.atfsburir and vi<
) Occasionally cloudy to-i
Sal urday.
MOVEMENT OF \
)RT i
, MissS'allie Kamatre ol the S
j sect ion was in town shopping
nil v. ncsday.
litfht ami Miss Kva Lou Watson of I
Spring was in town one day this v
Mrs. II. A. Little John who
3ROM- hi en visit inj; her parents at H
I .... i ........ I i i,;.. ...... 1. t.. <i... /1/.O..I.
ward::.
Mr. Thomas Crouch, of Columbia
ei was a yuest in our town last Saturday.
tidue Cliarlie (ircen, a very popular salcsveek.
mai) pas l)een with us this week.
lias Mr. William Hare of the stalTof the
elton Summit News Letter, was here last
j week to repaint tlie school build'ng by M
.the efforts of Rev. L. A. Cooper. E. S
hie i
DEATH OF' MARY LONG. Sml
Little Mary, the two-year old daugh- L,!
1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Long, died *
jthis morning at Higgins l'ostotlice. ,,u?l
Mrs. Long is the daughter of Mr 1,1
j W. A. Cronch, of this place. M
r. Smith was willing to go. >ir. J. The Ml
Dr. K'rksey and Mrs. K. S. tia., are i
so accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J- Deorgt
t'>- Tlie I.i
r. s. M Pitts ha* been attending ^1LinLs.e'N
i Eugenia Attaway. She lias l>eeii .r?? an
. time soot
e sick for the last week, but is
roving. ^
graduate
r Unnipr W P-ii'.ifoM ..r ? -
rtugusui, u;i.,
tees Malliews, of AU(I?U. June the *!lh..
risitiug the family of Mr. L.
The bride eli
sxlngton boys are getting verse College a
es in shape to play the New of being one of
d team a game of ball some ular students.
l* Mr. Cullum ;
ckens Itoof, Jr., who will ling qualities a
this year at Newberry Col
on Wednesday evening',
followed by a reception.
b"t is a graduate of Cou
nd bears the reputation
the College's most popis
a young mpn of sterind
has already demon
! !NENT PEOPl
Where they have
and where tl
are going?11a
.
Iter many friends
Mrs. Alewine, wife of Mr. Sim
: wine, wlio lias been suffering bir
: been | weeks with shortness of breath
, ! mains about the same.
I iey
Mrs. John " Watson visited
P" lives in town >\ ?,u..e?day.
c. Ul ?Tc*L uiuu.v .
Mr Forrest, of Pallida, a son of ExAle
^unator Forrest, lias been employed
some l)>' our town as police.
. re- Mr. 1). It. ltiser went to Lexington
011 business a few days ago
rela- Miss A quilla Kargle of tlie I)eltnar
section, a charming young lady, was
. . here this week
The funeral will take place tonaor- llicl
row, ilicil
trea
PROPERTY PUR- jantl
CHASED. | J',
Mr. W. Hampton White of Mt. ^rea
Willing and brother-in-law to Dr. J. I-os'
| A. Watson, lias purchased about four mm
.. ___ h--- "? ??" I lege, is sp
iland lias liad an attack of appen- 1 j{0
lis. Drs. Wise and Kirksey are gick 1Jst f
lin?/ hi 1111 lie also is advised to no I j)e (,p .
be opperated 011. Mr. .la:
rs. Jacob I.. Grimsby lias been sick tjotl wit.ii
.he past week. Dr. Kirksey is s^licitc
tlnn her. Her mother, Mrs. Geo. furtune 0
,er lias been with her. ni^ht.
ending a few days at home. stn4ieu U'loug
b Lcaphart has been on the ity selll(,ni l0U1
or several days, but is able seIlior.
igain. The Advoes
nes Fox has accepted a posi- couple all that
the Augusta Lumber Co. their share
r 'J'.mineruian had the inisf
loosing a horse Tuesday ODORS \
n quite young) an abilnd
in men long years his
ite wishes tho happy
which should justly be
'S. PLAN'""
penings.
Mr. F. B. Crouch made ;
^ trip to Columbia last. Sat im
I
Mr. \K V/ k
for Mam?/
j\ ? Mr f . jT-TTj.to?] 1
Ms week "v
1
? r __ nit
i iuissMOiua notices. Dr. 1;. r. 1
es' very popular daughter, rcturni
,i jusmess ^ye(]?es(jay fr(MU Columbia where
a-' has been upending several days,
.ft Sunday Mrs. u,,^, o'Jfcil of Augusta
together with her children are
he iioine-j iuy Mi. ami Min. ???^hai
-? ?i
,,, vie. ! Iinr llTTTn nr?ipn \ or ? P.i'nn/'li ia
iod tree!
on Mr. E. L. Crouch has accepted a
she position in CreepvlHe.
,S stop A
Dear ?*ir:?
Quite likely y<
i k with a list of good
i - silie.ytme Oi'lliCM
I Jk I
acres of land, fur the purpose of erect- abo\
inp a dwelling and a large brick 1 pros
|store, in Wards, S. 0. , s;iin
Minute?This Means
)u are one of the irreat many who started t!
resolutions, To regularly s;< a part of you
.. ?- * '
hi t; in a HJt ill WllOOpiDg COUgh ! Mr T. I
e Saluda and it seems that the town Mor
peels are good for it to come to sheritT
da a su- , joeus Ww
The gra
; You! legiatel.
lie LeejH
in New Year Misses He
r earnings was I Craps, El
3. Whittle, of Saluda, was in A dead cow
icl;^ merit of discori
Uorley went to Pelion on bus- citizens and I
in?sday. dragged into a
.duates of tlie Palmetto Col- Uncle John
istitue are as follows: Hal- ster of Hatesbi
arman, Charlie W. Grout. haul the carea
:au!ah L. George, Laura C. .spot, where by
ila M. Clark, Mlnnlrt Delia I ers. the buzzai
becomes a live.y ele[1
between peace abiding
figuratively gets itselt
ouri.
Bou knight, the teaa>lrg.
was engaged its
ss of a dead cow to sonio
the aid of our scareug"ds.
f.he n/iiilrl
!<W ISS I.UO 1UMJII, Ui .<UI11I.H1
B Jp Sting her cousin Miss itatt
B edge.
Auditor G. A. Derrick, o
ton. passed through datesbi
day en rout. toMonettaS C
Mr .1 C Huzhardt. one
County's most prosperous
wlio lives near Matt hews i'
ie Ether- ins relat ivcs at Ilisgins
A <lc>s that was thought lo he
it' Lexintf- was killed on the street yeslt
ire yester- morning. No i]ainat;e was done b
dos as tar as is known,
ot' Sal'ida Anions those who attended
; lanneis. j A'auls Ooiniiieneenient weie >]
< , was in ! Lizzie Smith, Sal lie I'odi", 1.
. mit even n yo
lar, isu't tins an a|
Vou n.ust realize i
mad larly a pari of wha
;rda\ "Perhaps you h
" tl. your best to carry
J with repeated teni
hut have \ou
t, tional Hank of hat
twice before witlu
' isscs \yithout. a second t
ueilc pocket 'hook
u overlooked waking any resolutions, or tills i
Itpropriate time to give the matter serious
hat you'il never get ahead until you resolve
t comes in.
ave made such a resolution?more than on
it out, only to have all your good Intentions
iptations to spend.
ever tried saving with a savings ace Mint in 'I
eshuig. You'd tind it a great help. You an
lrawing money from the hunk, where it mi
.bought if it conveniently lay ah ait the housi
one in particN- "araian,
Consideration Mae IIoo
to save regit- Koo;..
ice? and tried
broken away PICKE
n?e First Na?
apt tut In Ilk
gilt be spent Mr. J.
- burl's oli
'KrnesiiricrGraichen. Harriet fan lks Imnes. a
k, Palsy H. George. '?mnia Uncle John I
slon that Mr.
not object U) h
NS JONES VERY MC"?r.e.te[
v to Mr. Mitchel
ILL ed it: and here
Pickens Jones, one of Hates- Mr Uarr,8?"
ilcs? anil most highly respe ct- l<! W,
is they lie m ttnai
Lieinjr under the irpres.
J. NVm. Mitc-ell did
laving his lan&'d estate
tile, hauled tK'? carcase
I's land ajyt there dump
the trouble hetfan.
i Corner, who repts the
lie)-* the dead cow was.
town a few (lavs a^i?
Mr. Addison \ uusiud. <it
ry, was in llatesburtf on V
last
Mrs (,'allic bates, uliolia
ifor some days, rem a ins abow
Mr. J. A, Miniek, of Mt
was in town Tuesday.
I t.Olintl, .>1 ttssi V? . V IMUCH, IM!
mill <'ftlian Hodie, LaiireiiiMi Si
Mollis lVr- .lohn Munich. Mrs. .1. W. Mooin-r
Vtn'.nesday ?rs . a. ' loin li.
s iwo? iii JOHN TEMPLE (ikAN
t the satin-.' u his v.el? I?r:i.te?I Id
Willing. I "Tlu- UcigM .of ihe lh-niajroKU
I.ci'sv ill** no thf evenir
I n, , 1 [It'll U1IIIK, U
< Ami t lie? interest)
n"11' You can open
ami with :uiy amount I
put this jrood resol
I ion.
Don't hesitate
' PS seem small?or be<
You can transact.
eture inquiry will hrinu
t." i,, We will hope I
()f name toJLhe liOKe
to, <ii tbe inltlii ionul satt'iy altotcled thecuslui
our money would eaiit.
a savings ;iec iiiut in 'J'lie First National Hani
From one dollui up. so it should require but li
luLion into elli et a . onee wit hout any inon
to open an account because you think your <
. ause you may not he able to call at the bat
your business through the mails just as sat
full particulars as to bow you should ttoalioi
u hear from you soon and have tlie pleasure <
nun b'-r ? f depositors in our isavints I>eu:n t n
tners or a bunk I 1 ",/ei
I preeanoi
< oi Ualesbury I \ve ho|
t tie elloiT in ,,
2 procrustinu- 1 at
?'e hea
lop. sits would quite siel
lk in person.
isfaetorily?an > ^,..
it it I N(
?fadding your
lent " The R
IS, is lying at his home m * "gnui
is condition. '1's ttiadJ
. hie, natu*?illy
je tli.it .i chanite may soon ri,.,,
" ,01 l"e that. In the w>
lt that Mis. Junes is also blown hither, i
?* soMr. Corden
. "77. 77 ?? employ counsc
> WAR NEWS. case was bro,,,!
.. fore Majistral
j'i\ ucsuous 01 naving
as productive as possiobjected
to the woeful
fertilizing material*,
ly of bad odors, were
thither, away and lost*
iiies Uncle John; both
1 learned in lav.-. The
lit up in due time bee.
I. S. Derrick of Lee?
Air. Siiiion Taylor, of Man
our streets Wednesday.
MissSallie Hod it*, one of
cnost charming younjf lad in
yesterday.
Sir. John Got'-, of t lie Sar
was in town Thursday.
Mr e-...lir, I ,1 . > ii.r 11
1 .1 iim> third. I leJxt'Js >,, s^le :it
s. was on . , .. ... , "
ris ltnitf >toiv, ltulerbun.', >. i
Lrosviiie's SENATOR TILLMA
s. was lien*
SLIGHTLY HURT.
ilis st'ct ion, Senator I', J'. Tillman and
dau^littr. Miss l.>>n&. sli
,.f iMistn hurt by Hie upsetting of their
]j;i|. I i ne r irsi .\ai
(' impounded ljuar
I). K It \WL,
^ j M. W. PHlUn
Mrs. J . ('. Hiealy visited relatives in
'''s Moiietta last Sunday,
ylitl v
car- J Mr- ' Sliealy, who has been
lonai isank or Hatesburtf pays interest "four
turly, at lour to live per cent, per annum.
I'ashier. NT. A. HATES, Vicer.
Ass't.. CaHhlur. W WATSON, {'re
I SOMETHING NEW m
I Flild
FOR BATESBIIRG.j A.ia
limes a year, inaing pr
| land and
President,
Thi;
IT
rs. Kli/.a Smilli, mother ol Mrs. 1 j,(. f,
ie K. Kduanls and Mrs. William 0fuiuju|
ims, died on the uiglit ?>f lite *';U 11. 1.1.
vj|je vvho. out
;icileal!y unchanged both on ceased, moved
st>a- A jury of six
summoned to s
JOHNSTON JVION- to determine <
OR FOR SALE.
I. Terrell, editor and owner comtorts us mi
liuston Monitor, owing to bad odors t>
or ivSpiHJt to the ihhis
court to Hatesltuvj
men tried ;in 1 true \n.?*.
it on l lie hod v of the < cov .
.vhetlier the vaiue ??C
, as a feriili/ioo ajjenu
or not, such aliened d?xKht
arise from disagree
lere from. the jury
was here yesterday.
Mr. .Jake Hare of Mt. V
in town one day this week.
Mr. I >. .1 Padgett of s*li
our st i'ei ts Wednesday
Mr. ltiifns Minniek. cf
section, was in town Wedi
I ria^e as they wore driven home
llie ' oininencenrent exorcist s ti
r illin-,' was | (\>-Kducat ional I list it ul eat Kdn<
j where Hit state made an acid
tda was on
i N. (i. COONER BETT
tin- Sard is | v". N. Cttnerr, who ha.?
lesdav. pa>s <i through a very severe illn
fn m uuite ill (for several weeks, is convaI
tin- leseiiitf very slowly.
,u'lt1, Mrs F. II. llendrix, who has been ill
{<>r several days, is rapidly improving
Io I lu; delight of her nsaiiv friends win
ER | wisl her a complete and rapid reeov
. just *?ry.
ess. is , j.' 11 llendrix, who has been ii
.. . > ?. i i nst
I nave |.?st added one of the tine.st re- j.iv
frigcrators that can in: hought, for the
purpose of carrying and keeping fresh:
but ler, eheese, eggs and all articles ! T
necessary during lie* hoi summer days, hid;
( ool drinks a specialty.
K. It. Stead man, '
Uate.sburg, S. C. '
L j ty 1
| iil-UlLII. I
sin* hud been kii K for sever;i'j jh*ui of jr
sand dud very suddenly; her ,,u*.nce oi
dde beiiitf heart failure t ^nod
here h lot of sickness around Sa- All wh
i and all
| ellleient.1,
hree nejjro brothers lis ing on Mr. |U.ar ot- j,
\ Attaway's place, had a ditllcul- -oj
ecently. One ^asstabed tlirouuh j fr|(1!W|C
in uuuyiMi lo auanuon tiie artfuinj; m-iti
urnalisni and is in conse- bad, it is unri
iTeriux his newspaper outlit have one's pro
will for sale. some c onset) inn
know Mr. I'errell personally ^hat, so lar.is
ho have read Ins bright and er lo t,,e ext,>1
y c inducted paper, reyret to bad no case
is Indisposition. Bouknlyht tot
n with Mr. Terrell's host of ultlu,u?f,i1 una'
.. i.; _ material to t li
as aii .Munzers smell
eaxonable to expect to.
per'y fertilized without
id discomfort*, decided.
Mr. < order was the rivlv
it of one dead co./> tluit
ap'uiist, the said John.
having pvesfiiUd hiin.
iked, v\i11# lerlilizi/.inu
e said ex'ent
.Misses ltelle and ? ora
near Kid^c Spring were in
piiuf vest erday.
Misses Frankie Herloiitf
Etheredtfc of Leesville. v
city Wednesday.
Mrs. .1 esse. Howard mini
liinne near Wards Saturda
visiting her sister Mis,
\\:us"ii <>i Kiaouu.iy uvuiiia .stipiiprr. '
town si top* now alio to,sot. up ami luUo tin
inonl.
ami .latiot Tliis pit re of news wili giaildf
kmc 111 ilif |)pa,.ts ,,f |,,:iny. wlio have been f
past several weeks, eatfor am
''*'' ' watchful, for ilftails ami lui
V last, aft ft
Mil,.), from olio of tins towns must u
ie is i ojumuia ior several u.i. s mi uiiMiifx
urisli- >>as returned home.
Miss * .attie <j roseelose, '?ne of oni
ii ill- most popular Kirls, returned Monday
<?r tli?' 11''in Columbia win-it' slit? was tin
I over loVc',y ?UL'sl,,r relative*.
lift ius , Miss Cecil Mitchell is oil a visit 1<
ortliy ^ relatives at Milieu Ca
| REGISTRATION NOTICE. lIM!
The hooks tor the registration of. m
r in the municipal Klcct ion will be open Sal
at my Store, Monday a in. May loth, 'eve
, I'.HKi and will remain open until one r)t,
week before l lie election. 10. V. |slw
Culluin Supervisor of liewistration. IS j
?\ |ver
j Henry Watterson savs: John Temple I
jaw ii'io tlie mouth. '
cuvery.
Irs. Corley, an old lao.\ living near
uda, was drought t>< ftaluda Sunday (J|-j
moir vvith u broken shouldier and
1 njurles inflicted hy Iter son-in 1 lie f I
, Mr. John Wesley ''<K*kerell; there UI"' M<) 11
wo tales, hut foe k ere 11 was seen re.ectior
v drunk Sunday morninir. Cockrell "uuids e?
loose on hail. Mrs. t'orley is a very
? timiiua^ iiiiii a. ?>pet?uy rt? |
jSUMM
I1CA0O STRIKE.
liicutfo Strike is in bad shape the week,
learer to a settlement. Final Srvlces will
iof the I'ninn Teamster's, de- Ascension Da;
specially those of ttie express The Mail t';
was otUeiahy announce I on no. II, Mr. R.
iIT NEWS.
rs. Wessiiitfer were in
burhood in early part ot'
I be beld at '<t. James ui,
v at 10 a in
irrier on (liiltert route
A. llarr. is unite unwell
ell.
? Mrs. M. .1. Hoistcin of >
in town shopping l??st .'at i
M iss Kppie Hurl on. I .tic
Kvie Mnitli and Carrie
/jcesvillc, were on onr ..! i
4(1 ay last.
Mr. Henry KiriecU. *0'
; ;uiu 11 ^ 111 > fMununi iin/ruv
lociet ta was
PIANO S NEA
lie I lolst 1)1) I
.Oiuleiolj COS I.
< ? :> .v.ii tir- ;
Mr. ( W Si? wml. i)f r.rullU
j Vermont. out* of the pioneer
i of SaMnl.i i ix ?f |lis nal ive Stale, is
I
We learned Wednesday with pro
found regret and sorrow it' Mr. <!eo
^ I). Smilh's dentil lit* was ol lab
from Milud.i. but a former citizen o
l bis t ow ii.
N'r L (' Holand spent several day
1|(JI lo', in our town last week.
I'iano:
spend-' I"* '? L. W jt dlcy went to Lewie
11 I... I I.,,.
<;ra\es is tin- most eloquent Southern-1 old
er or to-?lav. Henry w. Oradv said he wll
[t has the must phenominal eloquenee /
I I ever heard. , | re
wa
NOTICE. i
Fifty head h rsesand mules and very
line quality, fair^e stock ()| vehicles ':l>
" nn hand and t wn ear loads to arrive t?nl
ladv ami was spordinjr a while
li Iter daughter.M rs Cockerel!. ????
i Mr. P.urnet t. of Celest ia in I he ex take eh;
me western co-tier of Saluda Co. tent, ami
s brought loSalud last week insane they wai
Vputv SherilT. Smith, and Mr there w
la Werts took him to Columbia the men
t Friday. It serins that he has 'I he
ie cra/v on the subject of religion, at -t. M
instant and Mr. W. I.
1 place.
irgo of the meeting to an ex HERE i5
I do some illustration work;
nt the teachers taught, also The people
ill Ik? topics for discussion by rounding coui
i of the count}. nity now, to 1
ihxi ennxentiou will n eet cd, and to tun
ark's Luthem churdh mar of them. On
i. Addy is taking 11 is
if BATESBURG
NOW.
of Hateshurg and st/riitry
have an opportuliavc
their t*\es f>xatniii?
il tuiL the true condition
ltee.se and Ganll. Knee.
1 .Oil II i y h IM'sl r III 111*. * S, v
RVivets Wednesday.
Mr. Ninth J. I'lijth. ??l I'.
in At lant:i where
mail) for a few day*.
Mr. Piitfli is ail iudust rin
porous <*11 i*/.o11 aid we slial
see liin; return
hi I II , . I C
k.is on wui in^r j|,t. wpiinjr jn n,i,..b(H'K a
wa y <>l" oeriipat ion, lie is Willi
iilo-b'iixr i> sei: ;my line in lliis town am
Iv? i11 ic n>11 n?lin?r nrtiut ry. anv ^rade of
of In1 or slie nisi> (lisiie inn i
!aiv' " profits ip'iit'ialh paid 1m i
ins and pro<- . i ,
.infills. | have Pianos now on
1 'l K "" il at TIh' \j I?. On 1112 111 'nil
Ku: iiiI ii re {^tnre.
I1(j iiy fill It" i \?n jm wv.i^iwiiui '*?
iti},' to i'toss.
'1 sur |.-x senator W. II. sharp was her
1'ian- ];ist (Saturday in attendance of court
l,s "u' Taylor--Moots case, which was hear
regular inMnre .ludjje Derrick. Col. Sharp ha
t*x11'I - a|wayS many friends here, whic
>panv s w;is in ev|,ienco jilst Saturday.
.futile Derrick was unite recent!
nt'xi wI'i'k, <;n'tfory-Klio.'i Mtile Co.
J no. VV. <'oihut, manager. Cob |.-r
e umhia, s. (.. cli,
. j | cot
il You will probably never hoar a Fti
? creator orator than John Temple
p Graves. He is a master of oratory. ^
tin
y 1 ?r. K.J. Ktherertjre, went to Col- l),>t
I lie Saluda si'limil will close next ^am
iday w it li a picnic at f lie Baptist
iicell prove v 11 the schools in the! '
inty are closed, except possibly The \
dpc Sprinp. oft belt
Ml those who attended the confer* j '1
e in Ashvillc reports a very line |lllon
ne. Asheville is a line place, and es. i 'l.' '
dally Hilt.nore I Z ,u hca
ula liver. Tin? lime of the j ialists in refri
will he Wednesday and c, will be
i\ after l he 3d Sunday in July j store unt il m
landamus proceedings on lielief i -St h.> They 1
auk of Saluda eouty apainst aminat ions ai
ounty have been refered to Mr ers, but from
drier to take testimony and jcan be reache
j her t hey will
rin^ will he about June 1st Takecare of:
u'.tion. of Columbia, S.
at Q. Harri's Drug
L*.\t Monday night (May
uake no charge for exui.
ro.r.e not as Strangi
Columbia, where they
d at any time. Rememonly
be here a few clays,
lour eyes Don't wait til>
j* i i ?i 11. i i<i i iiitiii. ui
on our si reels Thursday.
Mr <H. Adairs, ol <
seel ion, was in tow n W'edi
Mr. A. Hall of Jones' <
was in Maieshur^ Wednesi
.1111*1 141* ?
FOR SALli
loinK Crock after .funo 1st, thoroughbred
lt'Mlay. Island lied Cockerels at $1 *?o en
ross roads Mrs. N. Rogers Haylj
day. Batesburg,
! in MaLcsbtirg on business.
Hi Hide Hew w- 1 Herbert is visiting l.i
l(.^ mollier this week at t.his place.
r, Miss Daisy Phillips of Granitevilh
S. C. is the lovely guest of Miss Abl
this week.
unibiii Tuesday night to he present. '
and assist in giving the Commander}
decrees of Masonry. U0
Miss tier!rude Oxner, has returned
i'> home to spend tlie summer here after 's '
teaching last wipter. m'
\ up
i nr |iic<
L'he programme commit tc of the : lljrc toe
toniational Sunday School Con ven-1 tors a si;
n for Saluda ro. met in the oil lee of
cine of Prohato court, f'rcueh. It 'l,e n
the purpose and desire of the com- nearly c
tte, if possible, to net some one well j shortly,
in Sunday School work to come and
ci'diuiK ure insimuen u> oi>- lis too late
county to pay over to the rela- Their fut ure I
im of about $:i,f><>0 they see?Ci
? until the las
ew Lutheran Church here is ?
ombleted anil will dedicated, ' ' ' 1
I Store. Leest
Tuesday.
-Alsoyour child s ey*s?
luupiness depends on what
>me early?don't wait
t day.
I !>e at Crnsson's Drug
iile, S. ('. Monday uu<A