The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 21, 1905, Image 1
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MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
The Kirst Nat'I. Bank of Batesburv
?NEY MADE,
of Batesbury
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yhlJc/4
, yy L- I.
ipays interest four times
posits in tho Savings D?p
pounded every three inonl
spare mone^to work?
you sleep?lias a perpetun
ing earning capacity. W
open an account now with
be numbered with our iiv?
positors.
a year on de>artment--com
th.s. rut your ^ ^ M W
works while H
R1U
e invite you to BlB (
our Hank and
L' hundred de
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URG^j
DVOCi
First IN
Fm I MM Capital Sto
v ^B Bf^ Surplus, Ui
BB V Deposits
Paid Out it
I
lational J, Bank of
Batesburg.
ick Paid Up, 926,000.00
ndlvided Protits, $13,200.00
Average $130,000 00
l Dividends, $0,020.00
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\ . GEORGIA
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JACOB PHINIZY, Pre
V R^YLLRO/Yi ) RiYTs I
UQUSTA, GEORGIA.
sident, Wm. A. LATIMER, Vice-Pres.
BAT
~ PERSONALS.
' Mr, and Mrs. Jno. W. Rutland
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VT
ESBURQ S. C., FRIDAY, JLLl
JOTTINGS FROM
JOHNSTON.
of SOCIAL, PERSONAL AND REMINIS- P
{ 21, 1905.
WARDS WORDS. J)|
ERSONAL AND RELI6I0U8 IAT
L uwin"j7:
V* r.!TT7PN9
HEALY DEAD.
EESVIILE'S E010REG
mrn iptpp f nvn
] j CHAS. U. UOUUK1CH
\ Capital $2oo,ooo
Banking by mail is en
deposits by express, r
a will be credited your ?
, castuer, liurus it. imowiN, nss t v^u
i.oo, Undivided Profits $276,71
tirely practicable and safe. You can send us j
egistered mail, money orders or checks and si
iccount and receipt sent by return mail.
Suit*i. avauo, uuvc wcii in wmi lur u i(
days.
14.OO Airs. M. M.Tyler, of Anderson,
with her brother, Rev. Hugh R. Mi
chison.
'our
une Misses llattie Lee Guest and Manr
Bates are attending a house party
Edge Held at Gov. Sheppard's.
Aliss Ellen Gnnibrcll left for Clov
3W I if '
CENT. ft
j8 (From our regular correspondent. )'
11-' Our visitors, come ami Wtj Mr* ,
1 ltyalsof Savannah, Ga., is specdia
.! sometime with her sister ,K
! Coleman. -v -;v
" >
M iss Delia Burns, whos jJioMi Is in j*
[ Sunny Tennessee is si' t i'^yf the ,
TEES OF INTEREST.
(From our regular correspondent.)
Mr. and Mrs. Haas and their little
jy Lewell, have just returned from Tlip
short stay with friends at Bethel. lUlJ
QiNtc a large crowd of our young j
Iks and old also went to Charleston '
| | m viiuiijhu
ULAUi Itl"ES
Died at Lees
Mr. John J. ?
END CAME AT SIX ?pv
[VflT AfHT THIO that Placc ffl
J ILutA 1 lllo years, when
1/llil/ AA IAIAI uv?l?i
8 ON WEDNESDAY
LA8T.
ivillc S.C.July 19th, 1905 A
Ihealy after a lingering ; . I
h brights disease. Mr. / I
a lifelong resident otJ I
l.tli the exception of a fewj
he lived in Orangebujy
want to insure your time
protect you? The policy
uf accident you must havi
vest u few dollars with u>
and health insurance in tl'
;We=
8 a IIWIH8H
und you need the protection, then why not
we sell does not name the disease, neither tl
it simply pays for loss of time from eithc
i and see the results. We sell the best a
le world, tiet our rates from W. W. V
Monday, much to the regret. of li
many friends.
. i ? Mr. J VV- McCarthor, tof Oolunit
spent Sunday with Mr. .loim lit
Tow ill.
let us
?e kind M.sses Maude Taylor and Ment
:r. In- McKnight, of Columhia are vislth
ccident Mrs j w Dreher.
Vatson,
1ft A - ? ?
- | "good old summer tin.evVi \%?ith her m
sister, Mrs. James Mobie,\"ll * Kr
' Miss Alice Cartee of: igusta is
el'l visiting Miss Maude Ntckfvt-in. SP
Miss Hessie Wise wbo lu^ trcti the
L,r guest of Miss Alma Woor;^_ird left
Jir this morning for Trenton \ ieie she 'sfl
will spend sometime, before oturivug 01
[ to her home. ' ar
st weanesoay, tuey reported a
and old time of course.
Miss Eoline Mobley of Augusta is
ending sometime with Misses Thea
and Erline Bodie. ! A HAN
Prof. L. E. Whittle, of Edgefield Wllf
ent last Monday night at the home
our intendent Mr. J. O. Jones, we AC
e always glad to see Professor's m
MORNING. rr?
founders or
Mr. Shealy
black -sir.lth
THAT WAS LOVED BY ALL He was jote<
I KNEW HIM HIS KIND
ITS WILL LONG LIVE IN friends by tli
?n hood he was
\ ? a worthy son opthe
lica.% who was on()^f the
the? town of' Leesville.
Tor a long time ran a
and whecl-wright shop.
;i for his skill In shoeing
laps in his private life he
lown. lie numbered his
e legion. In early manhappily
married to Miss
I Agent, Uatesourg, s. c , '
PARROTT <!
COLUMl
Your I
/-S?
or write
s BAILEY, Dis. Agei
ilA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Earning
A
muster jonn sinner is spending tl
week at Hooky Well.
HSf Rev. J. R, T. Major was in tow
Wednesday night.
_____ Mr. R. L. Hinder, of New Hroo
land was in town Friday.
Messrs. Geo. Hell and Kb. Timme
man paid a visit tJ their home foil
several iI.lvs last, wool
lie I i br
Miss Eunice Abies of Ne\ err? has ta
I been on a visit to her fr* .id Miss f0
n I Itosa Eon 1-aOronc, has left r home,
leaving many sad hearts. -1 . ^
I>r. P. N. Keesee has looked sad
and lonely for several days. We won- ^
r-j dcred at tlie change, but tfondered ^
;s no longer when we heard tkat. Mrs.
! HI:? 1I.UU~
ight face in our little town. I cer- ?
inly am glad to say, he will teach
r us this session.
Mr. It. F. Adam spent Sunday and
onday in Augusta
Quite a, large crowd of young folks When
tended services at Bethel on Sunday, the win
use that were present from here was
're: Misses Llllie Buzhardt, Mayme.
UL ULAUI5 Ut THU81 Smith a dau
HE LEAVES BE- Henry Smith
low townsma
HIND HIM. vived llls
a consistent :
Church and i
i the news was Hashed across the will of H
es this A M., that Dr. Hardin as you have d
ul, there was a stillness that these ye ha
ghter of the late Rev.
and a sister of our fel,n
F.B.Smith. He is surw5fe
and one son. He was
member of the Lutheran
t was his delight to do
im Who said "in as much
lone it unto tlia least of
ve done it unto me"
Cap
May lie eut oil' at any
constitubionaI il isease.
I millnis stop? THIi I-IDl
of Philadelphia, guaran
further premiums, sliou
to investigate. Write I
W. L. W1
121.3 Plain Afreet
acity
moment l<y injury, nr some lingering, incural
Insuclian event would your Insurance
ELITY MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMF.
tees you ;i paid up policy, or life income, wit
iM you become totally disabled It will pay
o (lay for illustration.
LLIAMSON, General Agent,
COI IIMKIA. 5
Mr. John Crouch left for Saluc
Tuesday where he goes to attend tl
>le or summer sehoolFre
ANY, Eugene Hartley and Miss Hut
hout Cooner visited relatives in Kdgetiel
>'ou this week.
Mrs. Ts\ G. Cooner has returne
^ q j from Gleans Spring.
ixcuauc, uifu; in iv? oaiiiv: juwtcjr UUC |
ja of tlie birds of the springtiny, was on J w
an extended visit to the failed state J
j of old Virginia. Mrs. Kerfcee is at. t s.01
i Middlehrook, Va The hovle of the!'u
h Doctor's young days and here his i <
Id j mother and sisters st 1 reside. | W
.Judging from the enthui istie de?; lig
j scription of the lovely mot tain seen-: He
j cry and the surroundings i geneial.|pri
lie and Eflie Jones. Messrs. Preston coul ){
right, Horace Jiuzhardt, Joe Wat- P'unKred
11, J-'nte. Charlie, Capers and "Ernest Hardin'
n?s. in tiiis t
On last Monday night three of for year
ards young ladies, gave a moon- The v
;ht picnic, they were Misses Mayme, pjace jn
lie and Etlle Jones, those that were
csent were: Misses Grace Thrailkill, w,ls',or
2 relt?Our whole heart was *'?ace loins,
is extended t
I into sorrow and grief. Dr. siiealy
s name was a household word, |lonors. Tin
own and whole community, represeted;
sand years. LeesNille, C<
.Titer tirst met him at this No" V0//.0'
were held at
the early seventies, while he j,rave< ftev.
e attending a District Con- Austin and It
isnes and our sympathy
o the bereaved ones,
was buried with Masonic
e following lodges were
Batesburg, Lexington,
sder and Blanes Lodge
>rgia. Funeral services
his late home and at the
M. M. Brabham, Rev. J.
ev. D. B. Gloseclose oflii
II. u\. I .I'l'TI.]
ORG A
' . YOU CAN V
Though you
provided yc
The insured under po
PHOFNIX IVUJTIL
ftJOllN. UA'l'KHHl'HG, S:
N1ZED 11ST tSol.
YIN WITHOUT DYIP
i are bound to will if you die.
>u are insured. ARE YOU?
licy 10?.o:J7 in the
41. IJFE INSURANCE COMP/
Mrs- A. H. Watson is speiuliii
awhile at Glenns Springs.
Mr. T. 11. lvcrnaghan spent Thur
^Q. day in Augusta.
Mrs. N. Kogci" Bayly l)as returne
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. C. 1
Huiet in Charleston.
kN Y. I Ui?n?..!? -
I Mrs. Keesee is having t?f pleasant j Ai
I trip. J liu
I of
. i Mrs. Adams and Mrs Tonjv Turner, jjt]
arc spending the day in Anijsta.
i Miss Wenona Lewis en4rtained a Mi
1 j few friends at lier liome no night Joi
*' ; last week in honor of her rlend Miss 111]
Able. Th
, ~ JPe
inie Giles of Greenwood, Marina lerence.
isl), Eulu Thrailkill, Eolinc Mobley, years of
Augusta Vyola, Tlieora and Er- Jnasi
ie llodic. Estelle and Lillie Buz- ?iaDDsiv
rdt, Nolle Wright, Eva Satcher,
*s. J. O. LaGrone and Mrs. C. L. scales? ?
lies as chaperons. Messrs. Homer to this t
irailkill, (Jeorge Edwards, Clarence three o
irailkill, David LaGrone, Otis and went to
Ichor Ilallmsm. Frank Hlaok. T?rr?- -
He was then al>out eighteen ciated.
age and was called the baby. - WTTVII
hurt while after that, he was jl I H I* j
married to Miss Ida Clink- A*****!!
f Abbeville, S C,, and came
own and taught school for !FARMERS C
r four years, from here he CIATION.
Blackville, and taught for a (From our i
I ADVICES.
LUB, COTTON ASSOHEAVY
BAINS AC.
re/ular correspondent.)
I:: :: :: ot' Hai
Who.took out a 20-Ye:
He Received
at matui
He !>aid
t wenty annual pi
* > ".Oil ni-i 1.-inir
rtford, Connecticut, :: :: ::
:ir Endowment, near middle life, is very mu
i ve. Til is is how iie won:
ity, the face value of the policy? |
remiums and received in annual dividends
t li*> m?t ensit null' "
? - - * ? .33 liu.Mt' tanni n is visiting rc
atives in Savannah.
eli
Miss Azilee Cnghurn. of near Mr
netta, is visiting the Misses Viilard
)0() " "
i "NEW B/
x /\ a *%'*T TTI
i- miss uosa 1.011 i>a..irone cueriainen ,
fcs
licr friends: a charming efcninp was
t lie result.
>- cei
Mrs. J. If. White opened her home ^.r;
iTESBURG- 2?? ^?'r"vimc
v bitvis" - "trKHL'T
lew vei
sor Whittle, Ernest, Alva, Jim,
arle. Capers and Fate Jones. We ,ne(lic'n
tainly can't begin t<? tell what a more, ai
and time we had it is not going to this pla<
" "" :?"" " ?- which li
I | to a fe<
ispest that you [ I stricken
y in The First ,
L?sl?iir?r for safe- . ' Which ii
rvwtvt* fneorul.h.
irs. After that, he studied Aiken, S. <
e in Charleston and Haiti- A meeting
fter graduating he came to Ass0c'at'0ri
been called fc
ce to practice his profession, jutr win take|
ie did with marked success up at eleven o'el<
w years ago, when he was County farnn
with a fearful malady, turn out in fi
nally resulted in his death at '? V
I V?' 1 li \ I O A??A
D.. July 19 (Special.)
of the Cotton Crowers
of Aiken County, has
>r Saturday. The meetplace
in the Court House
oek A. M. Kvery Aiken
ers' club is invited to
ill force and every citito
attend, r.voryonc,
|VC tl?
? Mis Profit w?? 1
?jr~ m i iuk u?fv,
plate tlini
*:? v "Don't I
4tt Wl listen t<? i
Had he eru rinn-t
the $10,000 plus the animal
iSsfe.-. say, at two years would ha
TELLS THE ST< >KY: "\
is son ot nuns- : - Of
i?a' rijrlu way to ' ..... . ~
"L^ ' "leave t 11101*
i Ida brother. t : ' ei
iL . r vei1 aI I,lS
iiing? *
lie -0 years, his Menelieiary would have rei
I divider.(is up to that time, whatever year, \
ve been $10,230, at ten $11,330, and so on.
VH PAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS."
" ' * A ul,.ar.r < c
' -i AS AN Ol'*^
?n 'M# ?r~
AM) 1MIOFITA
To those who
'r "ten-cents cottor
eeivert *( plus funds to Inv
vhiclt, ] . bly we direct yot
THIS - / portunities offe
llitlosbin'st?on
where more ntc
! and Is beiiur lnv<
"j-MfQtf r^tp^nZ
ltntty ?x>^ s.uu J
11li0 invksto1knt. i lift from four fo" i.
nuln. dipeh^ng upon
have marketed their count stands. The i
i" or iiave other sur- nnfrits of The First
est silfely and protlta- which appear from tin
ir attention to the op- "IJaiesburg Advocate,'
red here in "New the Treasury Depai
tin* llidge." Here United States, will s
>ney lias been spent, and healthy growth ol
sted in improvements Although the capital
,X presentsTu f. UJover,
'?kjJ.)erul rate T
4m n
? . time the nc- M' '"
oblished state- irren
National Bank. * I .
ne t?? time In the * Cilildrei
' as required by /! ,, f
rtment of the wc" for
how the steady : jie ...
this institution. v?
has been fully * ami di.st
...
1?? HU to llltClti
the Soutt^is
r' o r
A, . .11
it dclfeht to sec all of his rhe lllanF' \01
, , house in Aik<
1 prow up and lit themselves in ti,e li^lit c
the duties cf life. Aiken Count
is a great friend to the poor that the plan
ressed and did much to relieve er matters of
3LVU II- LUC piUKlLWS U1
ftTvi ted to join the asso
lost of dolug so "toeing
flvo cesJiR per annum. ->^^1
"building a cotton war?
en will be' discussed and
?f the recent losses of the
y farmers, it is thought
is will be approved. Oth* ' pQ
interest to the farmers V
1J. 11. K/\>? I
R. S SIMMO
JOHN V. RYA
COTTON MAUI
Cotton is bringing to <
Bateshurg Market, tot s
4, KCMUCIII ;\);tiuf uuivoirwi w.
NS, Special Agent, Batesburg, S C.
N, Supl. of Agents, COLUMBIA, S. C
ket. election notic
lay on the j XTolice is hereby given tli
as re nor let! ' INI election will be held Augi
1st. li?05, for the purpose of ele<
. ilurillK the Inst y
* si/.e in t'-.i- tftati
have been enha
* five times their
i * population of tli
^ two thousand, v
, was ba?""'y one
P a hundred thou:
li, i * spent or phinnc
* municipal and 1
at an * The reasonable
ISt tilt* town is not less
ting a I * -NVw enterprise*
ear than any town its paid in little over
Real estate values nearly seven tliousar
need from double to been paid out in divi<
former values. The serve and undivided
ie town is now about about thirteen thoust
rhen live years ago it been accumulated, n
thousand. More than earning of about twen
sand dollars lias been lars m tour you? o
il to be expended in twenty-live thousand
private improvements, policy of The First I*
taxable value of the conservative yet libei
than a million dollars, courteous. To insuri
i are being talked of of this policy we call
.......viti.m ,,f the list of directors and
i??ur years, si mi . sullcrini
id dollars have .
lends, ami a u- atid wit
prolits fund of *
ind dollars has * an(? COn
lakint? an asset * , . ,
ly thousand dol- .. aisicilU
n a capital of = eontribi
I dollars. The
Jational Hank is i Ibe cau:
ral, prompt and * j ... .
b a continuance . j I1,4tI
attention to our was lioi
[ officers: Mike .
.... win oe uiscus
j humanity; without money ,
b sey, Presiden
isoiit price. He was .1 strict ^ ^ cordi
sistent member of the Metho- citizen of A
reli and was alwavs ready to Jordan and o
ite of bis means to advar e to address th
. , . The third c
sc of Christ on earth. ycars U) dcclc
losen profession was one that Augusta slioi
nored and respeeted by tiie held there Sa
seu. ?ir. vv. w. ?ooI*
t of the association, exial
invitation to every
iken county. President
tiiors have been invited
ic meeting.
flection in the last three
le whether or not North
ild be incorporated was
turday. The proposition
by L. D. Cullum.
I WEATHER RE
SPECIAL TO Till- AlWOC
STATU WEATHER III
Fair tonight ami Sati
; Mayor and six Waidens to ser
town of llatesburg, S. C , two
from January 1st, H?Oti. All qu
nnpf Electors, who hold Resistratioi
1 UiX 1. liiicati's, are entltleu to vote.
On sana; day one Commlssic
I'llblic Works is to he voted for
;a i ti from the place of T. 1$. Keriun>han,
, term has expired hy limitation.
liRuAU. J>ol)s will bo (ipcn at 8-o'clocl;
inlay, with and close at 4-o'elock, p. in. T1
J iw/? ntn/> i OF i 1 I L. at I hrt UllfnltPI
te the! -'?
years! v. uowt ",s,;,nin"'!:
lif , . next winter will
. and investment ;
n t>r" If you have ;
come nn?l look a
>nor of
, to till
whose "*~~"
Miss Freda Rutland tfave a wate
;,a. in., melon cutting yesterday afternoon I
,eJ?l" lier little fiientls.
slinn
inil" (Tourist) Hotel Uutland. Alonzo lbit<
invito pleasure, health Khan. Ambrose (lor
seekers into our midst. Watson. Lawrence H
?i>are money to invest thews. W. W. Watson
>round. Jf you are not M ike Perry and J. A.
* * *
r- j for a social evening, in honor of Miss ' be
;o j Caios and Miss Andrews. I pi<
I Master Clarence Jacobs, celebrated!''1
_ . . 1 ?
Tom. Kerna- ' Alan of
izales. John H.
awl, Pope Mat- * grief,"
, David B. Raw), *
VVliitten. . luV*-'d "
. . . and fror
? low tha
always before we have another to God's
nic. Oh! I forgot to mention the res pee t<
tie boys that were present, Les- ,,
Wri.rlO dm' 11
Sorrow atul acquainted with to incorporab
lor he selected Luke, the he- efl hy ? i?ajoi
hysician, to be his disciple? *vimiing si^c
. , . losers 37. Th
n that tune on those, who fol- , r v. .
or Messrs. a.
I profession with an eye single jng and J. C.
i glory, have been honored and of both parti
;d. So it was with Dr. liar- their argil m<
e was ever ready to go where ,,uarlt 's
2 tlie village, was defeatrity
of live votes, the
lulling 12 votes and the
e polls were in charge
E. barker, \V. E. MealHradshaw.
The leaders
es became very warnj in
2nts and a number of
two lights were indulged
I.' \lnolinn nn,l \( - 1?
! showers in the northern pi
State. Indicat ions are fo
warm weather for the n
three days.
NOTICE.
Fifty head horsesand mi
I inequality. Large stock
urt ion ui I lie " ? ?> ?.?
,r continued occul,ied l* ^ank Smith.
,. t i..., Managers of Election: J. M.
lvv0 I'ASSCHO. W. Ii IK A III) A:
; T. A 1 /I'M A N.
J. C. CiLOVLK, City C
,losan(lvJ WANTED
ol \vliiclesj YVe can pi ve steady employ u
1 ? :??? i .1 /.i- f:i miiinc in nnr cot ton mi
' Misses Carrie and Myra CJlenn Inn
MAL- gone to Augusta lor a weeks visit.
Kev. and Mrs. II s. Truesdale le
llerk. f?r Columbia Wednesday aflemoo
Mr. Truesdaie assisted Kev. Ilodg
i in a protracted meeting this week ;
1 the Methodist Church,
lent to j Master Curt is Culluin gave a mo
II. com-1 delightful party Monday evening
re 11is. birthday with the presence of his |
small friends, Tempting refreshments *'c
, , made the hearts of the children glad.
l>o
n. Mrs. Thomas Duncan Is visiting
cs friends and relatives near Ilateshurg I ,e
We learn that our accomplished
young friend, Miss Sue Sloan, has v'!
st accepted a position as teacher of mu- "ll
in sic at the Institute at Dillon, S. C.
aim Annul ouiita, nut i j ??
inquin LaGrone and Lawton Iiodie, (ll,tyeal
loot mean to insult these little those w
ys, but 1 flout think they ought to i>p. ii
called anything else. wjfe an(
Mr. Frank Black paid quite a flying l>aisy S
jit over to Mr. Dan Itodie's on last Hardin,
inday afternoon. Hardin
_ To all
led to alleviate the cares of A Halm poss
ho were racked with pain. incntoes of a
ardin is survived by a devoted day.
;1 the following children: Mrs. side^incl^it^v
inith of Clover, lie v. K. K. which side w
James Hardin, Legare poils were c
and Master tirady Hardin. 's's claim t
the stricken ones?to each h,i\>. Ikcii tin
i4. ?<iv atiw^ uihi ill i . t.
.ess bruised faces as melist
tight earlier in the
was very close on both
ras not known for certain
as the winner, until the
losed. The corporationhat
the victory would
eirs had not unforseen
on llano anci two ear iu;u
next; week. (Jrc^ory-liht'
'? Jno. W. Conner, mm
-v umhia, S. ( .
tBARBI-CU
1 WILL Fl 15 MSI I
barbecue of the season at
I .. I tr > ),,! I Hlllf. All w lie
II# .11 IHV, V.I -
a Mul<' Co. uhmkmiil' September 1st.
,ajr,.r. Col- MIDDI.EBUKU MILI
Itatcsburg.
E BARBBCUB NOTK
T lie re will Ik- a picnic ami l?i
nil', 15 Ml I at, m j. Willing on July I
my place on |ajjeS (,f u?. neighborhood w
iit!Uinl shall n[,ii > ..t*i^i 111a111^ a<111iv.wcjiQ
honor of Mamie Klise Bolton of (iroe
LS, i wood who is visiting tier aunt Mi
s. c. 1 L. I). Culluin here.
air. J. .1 Kawl spent last Monday
*p Columbia.
irbocue Miss I.ittlejohn of CalTney is visi
i. The ing Mr. and Mrs. II A Littlejohn.
ill fur- Mr. Covin of Mccormick is visitu
win ho his children here.
n- Miss Sloan enjoyed the privilege of a n
s. years Instruelion in New York and is
considered a competent teacher not.
in only on the piano, hut the violin and'
1 guitar also. '
t. Miss Pearl White lias been on the cu
sick list for several days, but we are *'1
tflad to know that she is now eon^
valescent. | UI
i hi:
elr1ak bakbauul
speakers.
Those who will speak at the Barba- can onh
e to be given at Del mar on Tuesday ieave
ily 23th are: lion. CI. L. Toole, of '
iken; Hon. B. L, Coughman, of Col- 0,10
nbla; Col. J. H. Wharton,of Colum- are hea
a*. Col. Charles B. Roeers. of Bates- rest."
cveins arisei
ry one of theiu-we extend 8evcral men
rtfelt sympathy. When dark- for them wer
te a pall, hangs over us, we j < hie ot tli
... . , . . rain storms t
y say: " 1 hv wul be dulie and
years occurr*.
ic rest with Him who said: *^ajn street
unto me all ye who lal>or and t lie water "Cai
vy laden and I will give you a number of
penter nam
ii. xney claimed that,
who would have voted
e absent.
e hardest thunder and
hat has visited Aiken in
d here last Thursday,
was a veritable pond and
ine up into the stores in
places. A negro cared
Alfred Wade was
4
receive the politest att<
ner will l>e cheap and se
I best st yle. Mnsi dancin
and cold drinks ol all l.iie
nished throughout t he da
will be maintained. A
DHLMAR BAR1
'tition. I'in, made I?y prominent speakers
rveil in tlie The out inj,' is for tlie benetil
o* ereani ('|unv|, |u-r?-. The public are i
Is will i>e ftir- ~ ~
y, CSoort 01 ?ier NOTICE.
1 A ,i I.t'lv. ^ N%;|| furnish a lirst el ass
cue ami refreshments at Sama
JHCUI:. i ftiist r,t li, loofi. 1 Ion. John Jo1
i i .... Towill and Hon \V. II. Sharp
Mr. Fred Culluin has jjone to Spa
j of t he 'anbury to visit his wife.
nvited. I?r. J. A. Watson is spending tl
week at Wliite Stone
' Among those who went to Charle
. ton on the Kxeursion was Mrs. M.
ria Au- .,
. ? ,, I tJunter.
tin Ite'l
will be | Mr. .T. L. Kinard is basking in 11
v?... At,...
r Mr. Claude Denny has returned to ^
Jacksonville, Fla? where he lias made ^
his home for several years.
?e of
Mr. hcrt (tassels of Savannah is
home on a visit.
* We arc glad to see Mr Will Satchcr,
on the streets of Johnston attain.
I)e Still the inprovement goes on, Mr. yo
I>. <; Outxs has added to the comfort ec
irg Advocate; Mr A. B. Cargllc, Sa- j?r j|
da Standard: Col. John Hell Towill ,
,UrO. r
Batesbur^'and Cole L. Iflease, of j
ewberry. hear th
and fail
A CARD OF THANKS. joys of
A How me through tlie columns of urnj
>11 r valuable paper to thank the tfood | iulJLIl
mule of thi5 vicinity for he kind-!
, . severely shoe
[ardIn was about years of lllc st0"rm.
'are-well l>oetor: May you All of the <
e words "well done thou good busy buildl
Lhful servant, enter into the next tourist
.. . Enser is havl
thy Lord.' ... . ...
will cost $2;?,
XI rPTIR P tiful residen
JLLDUIlu juncls of am
00 11. t .0 1
ked by lightning during
lontraetors here are very
ng houses for Aiken's
season. Colonel A. Ic.
ing a residence built that
000 This will be a beauee,
having all the adode
rn home. Mr. Thomlr
Se lit vintv ( lilvf ?
uur Annum nuiuctuu
will be held Tuesday, .1
The best refreshments vvi
eminent speakers will bt
make addresses on t be
cultural and political issu
10 very bod v is t'omin^.
"PUSH." A. L.
.1. C.
(11 I'l-IIIIUl I
_ present and address 1 lio ciowc
" v >a'' ; music and (lancing,
dl be served: ; (iHANDY & J(
J invited to
various agri- .,?_iii , uii. n
es of the day. j HII^L/VIAN SI1AI"
He in the We are glad t<> know this
KARfSLE, place, witli its one half
SWYfi ERT. j M>rings, and Electric rock, is i
; en for the reception of guests.
I \ ISO a|lil!kmiiv ui mitei V/iL>, i >v lijr.Mi
lie writes that he is tKkXi feet a bo
>NKS the sea level, and every coinmodi
there is equally high in price.
'j" ** Mr. (I. M. Norris, of Vance, 0
. " ... angeburg county S. G., is visiting t.
' home of Dr. K G. Itidgell. Mr. Nor;
dozen . . . . .
is farming more extensively than a
low op- ... . , , ,
other in his county; lie also is largt
interested in Cotton Mills anil is 1
u.
xc, and, beauty of his home by an im- ne
ty provemcnt in the piazza. Mr. Outzs m
lias three charming daughters. rii
>r- "There is nothing in life so sweet ar
he as love's young dream: it sang the ai
l is poet. I know that there is a piguan- ls
ny cy in tliocourgship and engagement,
;ly that lias for the youth and maid a =
uit charm all its own, but I can name)
tss shown me (luring the recent, i 11>ss
aruljdeath of my wife mayheauens
idlest blessings ever shadow them, ^ DYE
id the God of peace dwell with them
id prosper the work of their hands AND
the prayer of your humble servant, DED.
W C. Harris.
Mr. ^
Preside
Such ideas seem far fetched and ; Middlel
BILL ENLARGING.
home. Six n
PLANT JUST COMPLETED i?"it on i*'
4.000 SPINDLES BEING ADmade
on the
neat iron I
V. < Farber of Batosburg, Vice around the g
nt and general manager of the ers an(* s,iru
L>urg cotton mill, was in Cnl-t si,
to his already capacious
icat brick stores arc being
rk Avenue. Some much
irovemcnts have been
court house grounds. A
rcnce lias been erected
iounds and some ilowbbery
will be planted.
urifT I'.ii^liop nrrool nH M r
rok SAL
r,0 bushels (?f cow pi-US i
ondition. Apply to
JOHN BEL!.
Bates burg, ('.
Read Jack I fa
Terms, $7 and $8 per week
F . I meni and water free. Addrcs:
. - . /.i.iww i *,rs- J* ,l- Clotwo:
hi tirst class .....
11 illma.li.
towill. for rent.
1 One 5 room house. Apply to
Dr W. I'. TJAIMER;
rkaway's
' n a only a first class and respected cltiz
hut is one of the leading men of t
rtliy. ,<4 ,
Stata.
| lil<
NOTICE.
Dr. L. li Etheredgc, who lias he
M AN practicing medicine at Wagoner, S.
for the past six years, is located
:<>n one period that seems to iuo to com-! n<
he pare favorably even with that. When |1;
the clays of doubt arc past, the magic w
words have been spoken that binds 0(
them forage, cither for weal or woe. ;u
Then when hand to hand, they enter s
,,'n their own home; to raise for them- ic
( selves a family altar and plant their 1
vine and tig tree to shelter them in tl
>t at. all consistent with the gray unibia.
virs ot tho writer, but the thought tion wi
as horn of a visit to the new home adding
' our young friend, llerl>crl Eidson, equipm
iid his fair girl wife, nee Miss Itnth of spini
trotiier. For elegance and conven- this en
nee in t he finishing and furnishing, has jus
know of no Ironic more perfect, than operati
reirs. Life certainly looks bright Capt. /
--- ? I ?"
vcsterday onbusiness in connec- p. 1?. Tolin,
Hi his mill. This mill is now Cotton Faot(
4,000 spindles to Its present the hands of
ent, making the total number at North An
lies 10,ooo and In addition to seven o'clocl
ilargemcnt a <?,onO dye plant to Aiken this
t been completed, which began stay until he
on yesterday for the first time, rant for his :
tllcn Jones is treasurer of tins Mr. Wesley .
manager of the Augusta
>rage t'o.. that went into
a receiver some (lays ago,
gusta last night on the
(trolly. He was brought
3 morning, where he will
; secures bond. The warirrest
was sworn out by
Johnson, of Aiken, on u
School Days.
Subscribe for lne Advocate.
Isv11it, n. ins on ice is in n
Leppard Nichols' store. on Main !
"r, i OKI ago. i iiii'iK 111.u i lie Happiest i t(
St- time. I c
%
>r T m* young coupie. way ipw icouipai
louds arise to mar its brightness. ington
ly and air. w. r. Kool of Lex-1 charge of o
is tlie president.?The State false pretenc
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