The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 25, 1905, Image 1
The first Nat'l. Ba
MONEY MADE.
nk of Batesburjr
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I pays interest four tii
posits in the Savings
pounded every three i
spare money to wo
you sleep-has a perp<
ing earning capacity,
open an account now y
be numbered with oui
positors.
nes a year on deDepartment?com
%
nonths. Put your ^ ^ 1
rk-it works while I I
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We invite you to m
.villi our Hank and
five hundred de
BATES
BURG
CATE
rim rnnionii mdk
Batesbui|/NJH
Capital Stock r*Mt ,Cp, I^.OOD.OO
Surplus, I'ndivided profit*, |13,WQj90 V
Deposits A vcrafe.^i...'. 1190,000.99 *
Paid Out in Dividends, 96,616.00 vS
f ?
::GEORC
I AUI
Capital $2oo,c
ilA RAILROAD BAI^
USTA, : : : : GEORGIA,
oo.oo, Undivided Profits $30
E
jiy- . . Miss Minnie Youman has
to her home in Charlestc
after a pleasant visit to M
Rhodes.
0,000.00 M*"s. John Rutland, of Kem
Sc f )tn ** - 1 *
iATESBURQ S. C., FRIDAY,
Hi LEESVILLE.
re. C. M.
Miss Mary Derrick, after li:
p, Texas, spent several weeks in Nashville
AUGUST 25, 1905.
SALUDA.
lVI,M COURT ON THF 9?TH rnnwi
LEXINGTON ;
T Iimmiin I
'V
i nis tsank
es for the s
ors, and gr
f convenienc
y : : : Your
furnishes the very highest pl<
afety of the money of its dep<
vqs to them every service
e of modern banking
Account Is Solicited.
m vitV gUUOlf l/l i*l r. 011(1 TS
edg" Rutland at tlieir liume here.
Miss Salome Timmerman ha
and * ed home after visiting in
. . parts of the state.
... Mr. Albert Jones left this a
for lie will return Monda
; ing.
I A It - "
. M. K. returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Varuof Bamberg,
Iiere last week, visiting Mr. and
,S ^ urn Yarn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
different ? ^
Oxner.
Dr. W. H. Timmerman was in
fternoon town a few days ago.
y morn- Miss Bessie Major, who lias bee
tending school at Columbia Univei
m MM iiUiUf VI u u n 1
AND OTHER NEW8.
were
Mrs.
FROM OUR RIOULAR CORRIIPONOINT*
Mr. S J. Edwards of. Florida, wil
three of hischildien, are in Saluda c
ou: a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mr
S. T. Edwards.
n a^" Mr. and Mrs. Hen F. Ethercdge In
sitv. i
1 LLlliiil.
Lexington, S. C? Aug, 24, 190."5?The
only case disposed of in the Court of
Common Pleas this week is that of |
1,1 Perry J. Shumperfc vs. Southern Ry. 8
,g Co, This is suit brought for damage t
by fire. The amount asked for is t
1S $300. Jurv ret Iirno'l -?
"i&Ul
ting
afterwards a
when he
j. Lanahau.
I want to insure your tir
protect you? The poli<
of accident you must h
vest a few dollars with
and health insurance in
A;;cnt, Butcsburx, S. C
sWe=
(MB BMBH
lie and you need (he protection, then why i
:y we sell does not name the disease, neith
ave, it simply pays for loss of time from <
us and see the results. We sell the he*
i the world, (iet our rates front W. W
I , or write
miss Alice lienucrson, of C
______ W"1 visit to-morrow Miss Mar
? er of this place.
HIMHI Ucv* N* N Burton, of Newt
.ot let US ,;|?l"ne'"8<lauithter. Mrs. L.
er the kind
dther. In- r , ... ,
it accident J- J' Rhodes anu lit
Watson, j returned to Hampton, S. C., 1
day, after a wepk-v vieit
lolumbia mis summer, has returned to
y CoonCol.
K. L. Asbill Is ac Lexin
>erry is t,lis weck attending court.
D. Cul- Rev. and Mrs. Morris are visi
at Prof. L. It Hayne's, Mrs. Mc
father.'
tie son, tI T..
Wednes- S' Riser, wlio spent
At , week visitimr rpl?t.iv?e o.wi r~-.
- uucn visiting at the home of Mr..
,,er H. Etheredge; Mr and Mrs. Ktheredu
arc now of Granitcville.
gton Dr. Sophia C. Davis has been visit
ing licr sister, Mrs. .F. W. Edwards
iting Mis. Edwards is in very feeble healt
irris' and lias been all the summer. Di
Davis was formerly a teacher of Salt
. da County, but is noW a physician o
Augusta. Ga.
. - .UUIU UI flUO \
j. for PlainLiti to-day at 2 o'clock. 1
;e Messrs Graham and Crowford reprc- 1
sent Mr. Shumpert and the Southern f
t- Ry. is represented by Messrs E. \V. a
i. 'J hornpson and W. II. Sharp. u
h In the Hrookland election fraud si
r. case, G. 11. McCombs paid his li
i- fine of $~f>. M. L. Fox is out on a tUOO tl
f bond and will appeal for new trial. d
SotH H
r.akuH H
an otTer $30,000 a fl H
10in Wm. Lanaliah S< fl H
to 00.000 each H
.1. Lanahan declares
to be false.
appenedin the morning s I
peafternoon Mixson refuse?^(
I1PP lof ' * '
IPARROTT
COLUfl
Your
r
& BAILEY, Dis. Ag
/llilA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Earning
^ n /r * 4- w t
Mrs. C. M. Rhodes.
fents, Mrs. (Jorrie Hinuant, who i;
visiting Miss Mamie Hunter
" past ten days, returned to lie
at R^yan, S. C., yesterday.
Miss Hattie Nobles, who
with Mrs. E. Hunter has beei
sick for the past few days.
? w .v.f 1111
" . aiiu jlerC) jms returned to her lioan
Saluda County.
ias been Miss Parker, assistant mat
for the Winthrop College is visiting flit
r borne here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo K there*
resides a*tcr spending several weeks li
11 uuite v'sitinK relatives and friends, li
returned to tlielr homo, in Augu
\iioo -
ciiub
!, in | Miss Ituth Ktlicredge liascome homt
| after more thau a three weeks visii
ron,! to friends and schoolmates in Dar
;nds j iington, Clarendon and other points
! Miss Ruth will go back to Grcenvilli
dire, i Female College this fall, where she
ere, will finish her course this session.
ia.N( C. B. Attaway, a pharmacist ol
sla- I tm
.1 i) Mitchell is still in jail. He K
has 10 days in which to pay his line or S|
L' appeal for new trial. If he fails in w
^ this he will have to serve the County in
four months on the twangs . ar
Hessie Thompson, sentenced $100 or wi
' 8 month in the pinitentary for assault ha
! and battery with Intent to kill, has m;
appealed for new trial and is still in te
' jail.
wriLLcn Itin.S H
clly A Co., makers t. I
Whiskey. These
to Mixson, lit'Vj
jf, as a salesman for Kell^rcH^^^H
.(1 arc supposed to refer to dealing^^^M
ith the dispensary. Col. Mixson I 1
ivlng promised, as a man and a | I
ison' not to destroy any of the let-A
rs was ordered to produce them
|vat
May be cut olT at an
constitutional diseasi
in I u ins stop? THE Fl
of Philadelphia. guan
further premiums, sli
to investigate. Writi
W. L, V\
1213 Plain Streel
H. jV. 1 J'LTI
?<XW1L y
iy moment l?y injury, or some lingering, inci
*. In such an event would your lnsurai
DliLITY MUTUAL L1FL INSURANCE CO
intees you a paid up policy, or life income,
ould you become totally disabled. It will
a to day for illustration.
WILLIAMSON, General Agent,
COLUMBIA
011 >r_ aowvi' 11 \ .
amiss Milie Minick, of the
section lias been spending tin
with Miss Adelle Hartley.
irable or
ice Pre- Mr. Rufus Minick, who resid
MPANY, Saluda, spent a couple days ii
.v'v^'vnn t,lis week, the guest of his
pa> >OU Mr. W.S.Ounter.
1 Mrs. J. II, White and fami
y S. C. Johnston, are vlsitinc Mr ami
iiaLLiu nipp and her brotl
Sardls Mr..I.e. II ipp of Newberry, sp
' week several days, with friends here
week.
es near Prof. F. G. Crout has finished
1 town vacation and returned to take cha
friend, ?r school in Oranjreburg. Tlii:
Prof. Crout's tliird term at the sa
school.
ly? ()f Mrs. Nettie Simras, of Greenvi
M *s ' -
xuoiuasviuc, ua, is expected to
^ come to bis father's, Mr. J. A. Attatliis
way's today; lie will spend sometime
at home.
his Miss Louis Baker, of Columbia. S.
rge : C., is visiting at the home of Mr. .f.
s is A. Attaway. Miss Baker is from Misme
souri; she is a graduate of the Chicago
! Missouri School: she came to Columbia
lip. ! as Wifln ns chn '
ue
i Arthur Banks, a negro boy, was ui<
committed to jail Tuesday by Magis- 1
trate W. I?. Hildrebrand. He isebarg bei
ed with robbing the post oilice ?it ani
Swansea. 1:0*
On last Saturday afternoon James to
Hall, Sr., and his two sons, Tom and sat
Jim, had a tight in the lot iu rear of
Hie store occupied by. Mr. II. M ^
lore the committee Thuruj^ H
at0:30 A. X. H
Ex-Commissioner Tatum was H
fore the Investigating Cummiim I
on tlie stand from 0:90 A. I
OIV M. His testimony
of Col. Mixon's^as^H^^^^^m
. utliil I
niii.?
fffattanooga,
IORGi
YOU CAN 1
Though yo
provided y
The Insured under p
PHOENIX MUTl
v nf H?
- - . , ? ?/ V I AUOJ > % ' l\Vt,
LNIZED nsr 1851.
WIN WITHOUT DY
u are bound to win if you die
ou are insured. ARE YOU:
mlicy 10fl,o:?7 in the
JAL LIFE INSURANCE CO Ml
1 A. Watson.
Miss Eliza Fox is visiting Mis
ny May Uettis at Trenton.
ING 9 | Mr. Jim Fox left for Trentoi
afternoon to l>e present at a
j to-ni^nt.
Col. E. F. Strotlier is spendii
PANY, few days in Atlanta, <?a.
^..3. u. is here visiting her father, Mr. T.
Matthews.
o iv?. Rev. D. B Groseclose has K'one
0 v c% 11 . . _ Saluda
county, to help carry or
protracted meeting at Corinth chun
1 this .
da,KC A FAMILY RFIIT4KUS
ntf a Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Edwards had,
t.lioi r irnnc?*o "r"1
,Vr . 6'u..uttLfuisne nas been
W. at work in Columbia for three years
as a Missionary of the state " \ \ '
to | work. She has visited- ' ? ^'nj? in
> a 1 Saluda oocf Hope and chestch.
, nut Hill. She will stay for the Wo1
man's Missionary Union of the Ridge
r I Asc^-^ion. whicii jwiiil -meet at Red
^^^^^T"Tlmrsday and Friday,
as | W. R. McMillan will preach a
<sam. l,,r- a. lv. Mei'?i/iiirown down tiv<
| ed to ?jl,i1W-Jlo*i' taken from him. Jim ing
Hall struck the policeman in the t'-n
head with a bottle of whisky, but by ih\<
assistance of some bystanders, the not
parties were arrested. Saturday our
night, about 9 o'clock, Jim Hall, not M
being satisfied, came back up street was
and renewed the quarrel with the po- bro
liceman. with result of. Jim Hall tier
Col.
or
court,
the
be made
the
H Who.took out a 2o-Y
R He Receivec
S At matt
K He Paid
*2,r>oo, n.akin
?i nv/iu, V17IIULLULU L, ::
car Endowment, near middle life. is very
alive. Tills is how lie won:
1
irity, the face value of .the policy?
* * ^ ? ?* ' . * "JU-*
iircmihms atiVfiieeiveil
cost
much* Mr 15 Tj- Frye an(1 fami,y
moved to liutesbun;.
The
L ^rVzxl to Our Farmpr-#
^uwoia lucsuajt AMI. tv11'i
have S* ?dwardp, ?' Augusta, (ia. T1
J ' weie also fa^Wred with the preset
of Itev. and Mri. Joab Edwards, M
? Biona.ry'sermon ;?i lieu isanK next
?ey "^'^Tsday ni^'lit
ice ^^#Kirkland, t lie thirteen year'old
iss dauK|t(_cr 0f Mr. an{> Mrs. Jesse lvirk1OI3^
shot four times by Policeman wa;
Meets. All four shots took eilcct. Swi
None are fatal.- At this writing Hall ato
is doing well and Meets is out on a Ja.s
bond of $300. 1
Dr. James A. Scherer of Newberry the
College made an address Tuesday even- cot
[ t lll> Cll m mn.
f or another,
u.
r B. UQflPPIB^W
. II. j^^HvGunter,
Itn^tf^VTlman and
, iflrillman.
^Hiear-say evidence, lufcrodu^^^^^^H
name of Col. Gunter and m * i
pcct him with the sale o? c
I "S 1_ >
rHis Profit wa
than
Wasn't That Wi
Had he died durin
the $10,000 plus the anni
sav, at two vears would 1
TELLS THE ST< >KY:
L). B. RAY
s $2,^flrt^^>ver 37 per cent it
he paid, even at his age.
nning?
g the 'JO years, his Benetieiary would have
nal dividends up to that time, whatever yes
have been $10,230, at ten $11,030, and so ?j
"WE PAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS."
VI., Resident Agent, Bntesburg, S. C.
^,ZOU iN
,0le the^^P^iighest ir
tablishment of th<
received read the quota ci(
vr, which, posted on the boar
>m. in s pay ag much no
National Bank of E
jnds: \
e to Batesburg to market yo
larket price for your stapl
3 Cotton Exchange in the Ru
3n yourself--every fluctt
d; the Batesburg Merchants
t more) than other neighboi
latesburg wants every farme
ur Cotton; you can get
e; since the recent estland
Building, you can
lation is received and
i and cotton buyers will
ring points. The First
IT tO Sell his
WU.V uuiuuiCi OU1IUUJ. I ?y'
Miss Pearlc Oswald of Harrs is visit- T
ink' relatives in town. the
Col. J. W. Thurmond, of Edctield vag
was here Monday. so f
Mrs. W. II. Scale and daughter, ingMaggie,
May and Pearl, returned to- ord>
day to their home in Snmtcr. of g
Miss Mary Graham is visiting urir
friends in Saluda.
uoi. Guntcr. I
be implied connection of
above-named promt
nature
tii .fl B
committee in
er calculated to causd^^^H^^HH^^H
expectancy
ID. U. RlD<
JOHN V. R\
COTTON MAI
Cotton is brinnintf t<
Batc-sburg Market. 101
by L. I>. Cuilum.
iliLL, Special Agent, Batesburg, S C.
'AN, Supt. of Agents, COLUMBIA, S. C
R- ?? PERSONAL
-2 us reported
caicsuurg, store J
burg and to deposi
of Batesburg. Th
money on approved
SN. A. BATES, Vice.
M. W. PERRY, Assl
M. E. RUTLAND, Direc
f ^ ^ A T7? n AtTP* A T T
ms cotton in Batesburg, bi
.t his spare money in the th
is bank pays interest on ti
security.
Prest.
t. Cashier.
; tor, T. B. KERNAGHAN, Dire
ly his goods in Batese
First National Bank
.me deposits and lends
W. VV. WATSON, Pres.
D B. RAWL, Cashier.
3C tor . W. L. RAWT. n i r? _
Premium lists of the nth Annijil
Fair of the Lexington County Fair |^|
association are out.
JOHNSTON. \
MATTERS OF SOCIAL INTEREST. twi,
Mr. Alvin Owdom made a business
I p.',. P.. 1 ? ?
GAGE CON- ^
FERENG*. |
lthou^h President Rousev t -is M
pe failed in his efforts for JV ? ^
third attempt which is now qu i y
I WEATHER R1
SPECIAL TO THE ADVC
STATE WEATHER I
Partly cloudy to-niylit
ers and cooler in Hie i
urdav partly cloudy ex
Miss KUa Jay, of Leesburg
nDaOT ^1C guest of Miss Lizzie Sini
J " Miss Tullie Branclic, after
several weeks in Augusta an
)CATII PROM Springs, lias returned.
Ill RkAU. Misses Beatrice llolstein !
exeept^shnw- lUunsy are the Rtiest of Mi
nterior. *at- Smith,
cept si lowers i
Kill 18 /\ Hie Lr U i\J Zj i\ 1-j r
tii. " Director, J. I
spendingj
id (llenn ????????
Mr. II. V. Westmoreland,
Mi rams. Franklin sshealy, of
ln< . . Holly's Ferry, a prominent fi
ss i//. i r_ j j? Langford, from Delraa
I Treasure H. 15. White, of Saludn
ij&, uirecior, J. R. WATSON,
MATTHEWS, Director, N. A
J. A. WHITTEN, DirectO]
from Daisy Edwards, of Leesville and M
near Lottie Ridgell, of this place. Tl
armer, was a very pleasant affair, by reas
ir, and of the tact, that all the members
.were M It ' " * '
f - ...... M J _fc. 0. W
Director, W. W. WATSON
.. BATES, Director,
r.
iss land, was taken sick last Wednesday
lis j night of menenK'itis and died on Munon
day evening. She was buried at Red
of | bank Monday noon; we are sorrv for
vajiiiinuiti i ucsaay.
Mr. Ernest Morgan, formally of l'
Johnston but now of Augusta, was in 1
our city Wednesday. ' ca
Mr. W. L. Coleman sustained a ne^
painful, but not considered serious. Inf'c
accident while out driving. Mis mule
became 1 Tightened and ran up an em- *
bankment, throwing Mr. Coleman out I>
and bruising him up considerably. est^L
\u r. promises success. ^
ie.it praise is due to Mr. Roosevelt
his persistent efforts in oehalf of
ce. The hitch in the Peace
itiations is nosv the question of
smnity to Japan.
{ NEW VARIETY OF CORN.
r. E. C. Ridgel1 has succeeded in ^
hlicliiiur m "
[and cooler on the coast.
SOU I II CAROLII
LFXiB
Four Schools: Ai ls, 1
ami Teachers System ol
tlon. Expenses Mode
omlotv i \
Miss Viola Italic,of Ward
relatives in town Tuesday.
C()l - Messrs Krnest Satcher an
* Grant, of Johnston, spent *
liatesburj,'.
-aw. Sciences Mrs. \V. A. Crouch visited
r \V ide F.lcc- at Wards this week.
rate. Opens Mrs. J. A. Whit ten and
nlti nihil Vi (1 ?
s, visited' in town on Saturday.
Mr. Eugene W. Able of Saluda
(1 11 i 111?ry a member of the firm of Ablt
hinday in I $ lease was in Hatesbur^ on bn
Saturday last.
relatives Mr. Addison, a successful farn
near Dupler, was w ith us on \V
Children
, ?. ... ...muius immediate iumily W(
present, except one brother, Mr. C.
Kd wards, t>f Knoxville, Tenn., w
L> ( was not able to be present. Mr.
a,1(' S. Edwards, was married on Augi
isiness st. Paul's Church, August
(la , to Miss Eva l'ctronel Powers,
tier of that city. Mr. Edwards is in bu
ednes- ness In Augusta ami enjoys a lar
circle of friends throughout tliise
're Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland and extend
15 our sympathy.
'10 Mrs. M. T Pitts lias been sick for
the past week, but is improving, we
,st are glad to say.
a> The nepro that was suspected of
?/ burning the shop of Mr. J. K. Griilitli
Sl" has been arrested and is in jail,
k'e Mr. Arthur Cockerel!, a white man,
n
The mule and buggy were not hurt. tyol
John Williams, (colored), was tried the
one day last week for poisoning a lig ing
tree hut on account of lack of evi- shoe
dencccase. was continued. a lin
Frank Williams, | colored], was lined hare
before mayor Watson on the muc
charge of running a Blind Tiger in prol
the incorporated limits. Frank readi]\7
nnid t hn tlna * ~
uu new varier
ccirn. A stalk of which shown in
Advocate otllce to day lias branehfrom
the main stalk, live lateral
its upon each of which there wa> ?-V/~
ie car of fully developed corn, of a
1 white variety. We have seen
h tine corn, but never one such
i tic stalk.
I WANTED
We can Kivc steady ci
4 or "> families in our cot
inencint? September 1st .
MII)IMJiBUR<
Bate:
? spent Miiuruav ami .Sunday
lives in Augusta.
Misses Viola Burton, of
nplovinent to a?d -Mil> <h>alshy. of Augus
lonmill.com- wit!, friends here.
Mr. Horn, of Bulge Spring
i MILLS, Claul Burton, of Monetta
?hiirg, S. ('. Bate.shurg Sunday.
Mi- 1 l> I nti.r ,.f I II ? S.
willi rela- Messrs. W. K. 15<k1 ie and J. R
j;etl spent a few days at ]
Monetta, L,thia Springs this week. Mr.
.. '. says that the water alone will .<
' pe j doctor's bill and the place for 1
I cannot be surpassed. He intent
, and M r jn^ j,is family there next year.
visited j Mrs. J. C. Cullum has ret
; from (Ireenville.
,, I \l.-o V - ...
Pad- ^-'rc sct-'t'On, "which is the land of 1
Harris nativity" who wish him and his l>ri
Bo,lie a pleasant voyago through life.
2 COTTON SEASOI
OPEN.
i wtia uMiKt-d in j:i11 last Saturday mornl,s
ing by deputy sherilT Smith. Mr.
Cockerel! tried to buy some chickens
and eg^-s from bis mother and wife
whom lie had left: they refused to sell .
LT them, lie became very wrathy and
tried to shoot them. Mr. Cockered
has been in trouble before.
Everybody is preparing for court
| here on the fourth Monday. .Indue
i i-'iv. mi' , uiiii.ii mii-s iu prove
that lie liasbeen doing a lucrative I I
business of late.
LORENZO CULLUM, JR., IS RiP- E
IDLY GETTING WELL. Fd
Lorenzo Cullum, Jr.. son of Mr. L. slow
I). Cullinn, upon whom an operation light
for appendicitis was performed out lean:
IE YELLOW FEVR
SITUATION.
icnce, backed by I'ncle Sam, is
ly, but surely winning in its
against Yellow Jack. New Or- ^
?'eond it innc ?? < ? ' J
IBARBI?CUH N
1 will tfivo a barbecue
ing, one mile from (Jillx
Saturday, August - uh
will stop at llayes' Si
thing will be done for tli
entertainment of all whi
I()(>
*
OTICE. ; spent ;i short while in town
ill Hayes' Sid- Miss Maude Hates, of \\ aj
rt, s. O, on L1,e K?iest of her urand-mol
All trains
dinjf. Every- Messrs. Tnmniie William:
o comfort and t us and flrover Holstein of
o come. visited liatesburjjyesterday,
k il.\^ I,i. p]u,j|t.c Courtney is
is r tsrry | *"* " " ""K1-1'1 "a) 'J will I
Saturday tomorrow after several weeks
at Ha. ris Lithia Springs.
hc'r^Mrs* liov- N. G. Cooner left for CI
ton the early part of this week
has gone to a hospital, whc
s, Angus- j can ^jie 0f care an(j
Monet ta, menl From a report this mc
( he is doing well and improving
i visiting sincerely Iiodo it will not i?/> in
eiurn rite cotton season of 1905-1900, hi
spent indeed commenced, and the shippii
railroad platform liere. from the nui
larles- her of hales of new cotton on it, sho\
He that our farmers, or many of ther
re h are hurrying the libre to market,
treat- A season of general activity
>rning scheduled: and store trade and ever
. We thing else will wake up after the sin
mr m<?r n:? n
;is Klughwill preside. State constables 1
ijr Charles, of Greenville and T. B. I'erry '
n- have been in Saluda at work; Charles, 1
vs captured some liquor from a negro's {
n. i biitfKy,that WJIS RoiiK out from Salu- (
| da too heavily loaded last Saturday
is cveninp. Let the good work on. I
>'* SherilT Sample has made settlen*
ment for executions written by
last Friday, is doing as well as could and l
possibly be expected, and, unless an cheel
inforseen sot back occurs, Master
'ullum will be out again, as well as ATT1
ver. in a few weeks. I UUi
I
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
We have thoroughly overhauled
>11 r cotton L'ill .It l!:lto<hiinr unit tv*
uino11 unproved
ho spread of the dread disease is '
lied.
R OLDEST DAILY IS
THE BALTIMORE
AMTOMAN
IRI;ADIN(i NO
Every man owes it t<
his family Io master a t
fession. Head the displ
ment of the six Morse H
egraphy, in ttiis issue am
easily a youn^ man or i,
telegraphy and he assur
friends and relatives at Hid,
>TICK. I Mr. Lonnie Padgett, of Sj 1
, himself am) W. the clly yestenlef
rade of pro- Mr. and .Mrs. ('. T. Wi>
ay advertise- Ridyc Spring spent NVedn
icliools of Tel- town.
I learn how |t Rawj> an ex-Co
idy may learn SoIdiert waa burie(1 at v
ed a nosit 1011. I.... .
fl Spring, fore he is back attending to his
, i ^ ? once more,
ud i coun!
Miss Ansie Hoi man is spend
few days with her brother, Mr.
iomn.il, of Holnian at the Cullum hotel,
lesday in Mrs. C. 11. Huiet has returr
| Charleston.
nfederate Mr. Samuel It. George Clerk <
moil on Court, of Lexington, County, v
"ft ?-W
duties Cotton is selling to-day in Hate
burg at 10 1-2 cents per pound.
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B- AN AUTOMOBILE RIDE.
icd to Andrew Watson, wlio owr
the only Automobile in ltatcsburi
took with him, on a run to August
icifo,i and return via Aiken, yesterday, M
UMtt ^ n t i??a- ia ? /i. ii..
uouniy iroasu rcr. The best re turn ,
s- is made t his time for years.
Solicitor Cooper will represent the ^
State at Saluda this term of court for j
the first time.
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I DR. BOLDRIDGF. HERE.
,a Our people have hi en made glad t
r. this week by coming in contact with
ire in every respect, prepared to gin T(1
ill cotton brought to us. Our gins pcljs
ire in perfect order and we guarantee
o all, complete satisfaction, for we j,'rat{
lean the tibre from the seed, as well njfjc<
is it is possible to do it. 20th
We buy cotton seed and give for "
hem the highest market price. m()re
Our warehouse, which was burnt tnr fl
uiiftuuiivaii
e Baltimore American, Ueneral A
: a rius Publisher, the oldest H
newspaper In this country, cele
>d its 132d anniversary in itsmatfL>nt
new 16 story ba tiding on Auk
e American was started in Haitiby
Mr. William CJoddard. a prinrr.m
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I COTTON (i 1 Is
1 will ^in cotton this i
per 11uii<I red pounds.
Leesville, S. C. IJ.
{Subscribe for The Atlv
I i must lay last. Mr. Ilawl
near Dupler.
JNED. Mr J. L. Kinard is at Sil
pear for 2oc. New Mexico, and writes tlia
gained fourteen pounds sine
'/.. A I > A MS. home, and I hat lie is enjoyin
vVe pulilish as we know hi.>
0Cut0 friends will he interested.
resided tuis week for the pi
of taking testimony.
t"eCh? FOR SALE
e leaving Four (i) mules at a bargain. .
g himself, to
* host of Oil A Til. IK it. KNKKC1
Haxter, >
jrix ivnmiu u. <mi iii.iii, i?i r. r run laiuui
:infl Col. Chas. H. Rogers.
The trip was made to Aiken?!
miles?in one hour ar.d forty-l'n
minutes. The party will not retui
Apply until to-day.
Col. Watson's Automobile is
''o Rambler of 20-horse power, and in e
?. C. i1 ry way a llrst-elass machine.
m iwv.j. n. noiaruige, i?. i)., or Lan- c
castor. v
'! For seven years Dr. Hold ridge was t
re the pastor i f the Batcsburg Baptist I
n Church. lie Is preaching in the protracted
meeting this week. His scr- i
a mons are tilled with much profound ?
v- thought, and t tic people are much
edified.
i
lown last fall, will soon bo rebuilt, and
ve will carry a stock on hand, of cot- j,
on seed meal and bulls for the bene , .
I st
it of all wishing to purchase.
We will be ready for business and c olVl
... *, i inakt
iroparod to gin cotton on Monday .
norning, Aug 2sth.
Til K BATESUITRO GINNERY, ,
J. W. STIUULlNG,M'tl'R 1
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The career of the American ^
?een one of deserved and wonder ^
icccss. Kvery department is, as
as orains and money ran
it. which is by a present given
lation of 70,38:1 daily.
itsrih? for The Advocate.
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