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THE BATEatP HQ AOVOC.V
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In order to make roc
ies, Hats, Shirts and I
>m for Fall and Wintc
Jnderwear at a Big K
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sr Stock, I lfiave decid<
ed*jcti-n.f' Goods mo
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eel to sell all my Odds
ist be sold. Come ear
and Ends in Clothing
ly and get your choic<
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CLOTH INC
Will
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an i
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CLOT, ?>ING!!
t 25 Pfr [ira Cent. Les
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>s Than Original Pri
)THING!!!
ce.
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I Hats
SHO
that sold at from $!.?
>ES and HATS!
>0 to 75 cents, now CI
Wi
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S3 isitt ' =3 ^
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osing- ou tgjjit 69 cents
ill now goHat 79 cents
>HOES and HA
. Shoes that sold foi
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* $1.50, $1.25 and $1
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) and 75 cent Shirts, v
Big: Bargains
s/ill sell"for 38 cents.
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n SMirts an
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A big- oOi'Vcent line o:
5 cent liii'p at 1(> cen
d Underwear!
f Underwear, vvili be <
its.
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closed out at d8 cents.
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Perry,
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Rubber
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I COURT NEY/S FROM I,
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f'l tcr
As the result ePj * ' t lie elTurls ?>f tin I
loliee ollicers. .liur? ^a3\Verts was anvslerl I
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CLOSED BY ORDER OF ;
\ i thyt "ro ~po
T TT A ivr
jfeti^ilsL '
Seals,
all Supplies, Accessories and
i AlMifl.
FROM OUH n ICULl Ml CO " ? EtPON D E NT
i The lirst case tried at court this'j
orod
cry against Anson Kelly, also colored.
The jury brought in a verdict ol
guilty with recommendation to the
I mercy of the Court, l he judge sen
-4 ?,Y 1 w' ...MMlho Iy.yx/4 Inlw c
m-i iuvijjcu in Lllt^^^MeOUUl> J*!II. ivfiii*
was arrested and^^^Bhd^ed iti the county
jail \ Verts had i^^Hcrvcd on tlie jury ??i
inquest and his c^^^Bindm t led the olfi
mm aat'.lr'g is: ]
I iron axle, found in ihe house, camci
' j from a blacksmith sl\ up where w erfs ! ?a
; had been working. A negro named 1 al
-! .lolin Lite declared, hat the bloody H
, 1 if., frtii iirt in t lu> rflrtm. I it'll mi'i'i I tn 111
BANK INSPECTORS. J
'I lie Thiladolphia Trust Co lias
closed iis doois. and u<'iu* into * 5'
jjj __ A-- The
IMiilatTelpfiia Trust To TTCTs TiPrrr
toil for years as a tlumiu^ldy roli y
jle institution. it was urn ked by |
10 forgeries of Benjamin Cask ill, a '
;'oker. whoso decease has )irnii>>lit in
lTJL J J M JLX \? v x
READY M1XE
r~ PAIN
11 ' Hvit tho mt>ptn>" ""(ji1'- - <? - !-)?
81.30 Per G
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?. ,?}<.?* Tva,*- m*
1 1 ? f
alloii.
irs. Metal Signs, [Name anc
Plates. Brass and AlumiChecks
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ed States Engravir
Company,
MORE, : : : MARYLAN
Oatjilnmift mailed on reuuest.
| iuihtu mill lu ac IIIW1II in 11*i 1 \i iuuvm n
1 the penitentiary.
i The next case taken up was that o
1(leorge llroaduax, colored, charge*
with the murder of James Minims
iff also colored. The State having u
positive proof brought in a verdic
of not guilty.
D. i Tlic case of Joe Adams, colorci
i olm rinxl with t.llr* hiirhinu uf Mr
We its. Werts' friends slated that he li
f \ had no money before the murder t iKin fi
[1 j place, but after the murder lie hud a ti
it considerable amount, of money in his * "
o pockets. Me'ssr.s. Henderson's re pre- ^ si
t sented tlie Mate and Messrs ?'roft rc
and Sally the defendant. 01
\ i The jury brought in a verdict <?f I r:
s I yuilty with reconuiidatio to mercy. '
Klit that lie. (hisKlll, had obtained
om the liank, over $"<>,(< o on seeitr:es.
whose actual value is not over j
>,000, (laskill's plan was to huy one
tare of stock or hand and then to,
liso the 1 to Kni and to net the money'
i t he.loo instead of t he one. '..hat is
tisintf easli on ".?! Iio^us shares at'
neh deal.
Covers More Surf
And Wears Longer
Enough To FILL i
ORDERS
C L VI JOI 1
Cold Water Paint. NoTri
ace
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VIO
ouble to Heat
i*L - /m
EVER^
Wants to look nioe In ills
hniild lot. 110 nial/n vrmr clfttl
Reference: The Batesburg Advocate.
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appearance and to obtain the best results
ies to measure here in Columbia. Our e
Wells Moselcy's barn, was tried yc.
terday. The jury, after taking t?
~ hours to make a decision, brought
a verdict of guilty with recommend
i t ion to the mercy of the court., advl
ing the passage of tlie life sen tent
The judge gave hint twenty years
you I hard labor,
utter The case of James Werts, colore
s. Tlic fiifltfc .sentonivl Worts to life!
?n imprisonment,
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;| MADMAN RiNS AMUCK
IN FRISCO. 1
After shooting i i111 ;i sltol gun J'
nhituL a (iozcti peopfe, none of whom
NOTICE
on another pui;e .v<?u will liml 11 .?*
il vertiseineiit of .laruh Wolf: il you
Ml use anything, as referred to there-1 I 1
it will lie t i your advantage to I I
vail yourself o. this exertional op- | j'
ort unity.
Keineinher thisdreat Sale starts on
Water, and They A
"The Kind That
0R1CK & LOll
A Tl'IW
re All
Lasts"
WE
ranks high in his line and ev<
We are now in our new p
have the largest and newest
We do altering and clean
Prices are moderate.
SCMU
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jry suit is a model in style, (it and tinisli.
lace, 1884 Main Street, near Skyscraper,
line of Woolens ever shown in Columbia,
injr in the best manner.
TZ & HOEFER,
54 Main Street,
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charged with the murder of S;i
and I'iekiey, also colored, was tried Thtr
, day and Friday. This was one of L
i most revolting crimes t hat was ev
i perpetrated in Aiken county. S;i
IMckley was an honest hard worki
old negro, about seventy-live years
age, while Jim Werts is a loatii
t worthless gambler. It was kno'
I ri ninntr the neirrnes t hat. Sam 1]
11,1 i have dicci. the inadnan smiled t lie >s"
rs- muzzliiot Ins gun idl of ?."><> and $lun
he notes, of which lie perns t<> have had i
er a bountiful supph The lunatic,
nil when ah nil hi he ticen, blew the top
ng of his head-oil'. ii
of a
it?- HIGHEST PRICES.
wn j If you want to p.-l the highest <1
iad I urii'Hs for votir buter. eififs and l'arni i
aturdav next and lasl for sewn days.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The Books lor the registration ot '
n ihc municipal Kleetion will be open
t m\ Store. Moiniav a in .May 1.1th,
1115 and will remain open until ten
a\s before flu- election. K. \ . .
': 11 111111 Sll lie TV i<( ||- f if t Jeiri,.t 1-11 inn
Hardware, Glass, Paints,
COLUMBIA, S. C
he Batesburg
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was tho cause of t lie old man's ilea
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lev produce, luinj; it lone.
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