The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, September 01, 1905, Image 7
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| SEIVERN SPARROW.
Ill
, the ba euro advocati
iRAYS Ff^ED STAR J
B.
WAGENER.>day
un
S REPORT "OF j AIKEN
?T ? riAAiinn'fi I
I
r ADVICES.
:
STRAWS AND TWITTERINGS.
(From our regular correspondent.)
Mrs. W. I.ee CSunter is spendinj
sometime willi Mr. lloatw. iyht's fan.
ily near Samaria who is quite ill will
fever.
1NTERES^WS or MANV ? r.
- There 1,;ls 01 r;lin for <;
l? tlie past week31 * I; l.<
Tim < ... section arc busy
i ne farmer^JJI. . . ^ \v0
- UtlckinK cotton.
in k
D. NO. 1--ROAD NOTES &C.
> nour regular correspondent)
, Iicv. In
srs. Jacob I'ou ana Francis Me- Xavicr
f near Saluda, visited friends on (jrjvintr olI
I), last week. (>tl about t
rk is still progressing on the Kin- left borne.
?. U. UUUHtllS
CONDITION. ZTZ
(?. Cooncr, who is in the .
Hospital ;it Charleston, is *
t and his condition i>- report lie
same, as it was when he (j-'ioni our 1
Aiken, S
JOTTON WAREHOUSE
MY INCIDENTS OF
INTEREST.
regular correspondent.)
C. August -! (Special)?
/
New F
"all Goods
I tiiv Iiiaiij nieuusoi mr. WCSSL)
I btut.d were surely glad to see liim o
> our sticets a few hours, Monday.
?Mr. llaskeli Gnntt of Stecdman
was here on business, Tuesday.
I)r. Whitlock of Kitchen's Mill wt
here a short lime,, Monday, lie hs
?c\eral patients in and around licie.
Mr. Jim Coo tier, one of Wmronnr
- pulling rouaer^M ! nousc
11 .. , ? well- Lybrand, < f aml j
Mr. and Mi^A. vIsitll,B ,e)a
Prosperity, S. r M>'
's tives in tliis sCffk Ala.,
I'irning, Mr. R. muni
Onlcst b rl< i f the L)upier sec s
Raw!, a truer t i;nion E. j. J 1
is lion, was Our. J'onK duration oi ma ,
Church. lle'lP V oi a I
. illness. u . . jjr
Demi; eret ieu u$ * v?u?
ohnson. fiftmn
,o lluckaber of Liberty IIill. \|[| 1 J
is visiting relatives in Ibis com- Ucporls
l-" the neigh
e borne of Mr. .loe llrown was year eott<
lutppy last week by the arrival eeilt of la
jouncing; boy
. (1. W. Cook was in town last k CI
PON REPORTSJ=S
, , ., A i . warehouse wa
? reached the Advocate I nun
boring ginneries that this ItisthoiiKl
in crop is hardly over <> "> per will be ready
,st year's. lirst or Octob
The linal e
k tin rum td a en -Harnwell
olders of I lie proposed
ouse held a meeting last
L-h the building of the
is assured.
lit that the warehouse
for storing cotton by the
>er.
xaininat ions of Uie Aikteaehers'
summer sehoo
Our new ]
partment are
complete will
plete showing
Fall Stocks for every <
arriving daily, and \vb
be, by far, the most co
ever made by any st<
. .
^ popular young men paid our tovn
visit Saturday and soir.c of our gir
^ ^ vcreratlier pleased.
Little (lovau Guntcr, who lias bee
ill more lliana week, is able to lie u
111" again at this writing.
Mr. M. s. (iunier spent Thursday i
J.L tJ Columbia on business.
ite reeling a nice i
a ?<*>'
new dwclilnii9)|H , , .... Mi
is ^VL^nelgrove visited
Mr. and Mrs ^,nduy last.
his brother, llriB , . 11,0 '
n .quite ill at tins chas
p Mr. ,1. \V. SheBjXu j,cc 1 iim out ...
writing. hut wcl t
again soon. nfll iLlK*
ii (uortiing Mr. W . .had
On last b'alu^vr th: Lexiiiuton1 n,>:u
: <>n business. 1 AIM
C. L. Temples is now prepared "IU ^
commodate his whole family on- spreadinj
luestion o! visiting by the pur- many is j
e of a nice two-horse surrey.
iss .v aia (Jarvin gave the carrier DEATH!
nicest basket of peaches he has Miss A
this season. Many thanks, for who
bf< arc certain!v nccenlable this of liatesl
a 1 iU UllUliIJlili. wm. la,
Asiatic Cholera is rapidly the school cl<
; in eastern Europe. Ger Thc chief
greatly alarmed. special term
__ ty, beginniit
JF MISS AMANDA SIIEALY.
Scptembe r.
manda Shealy about 53 years cd here now
lives about t wo miles south oners in Jail,
bury died after several weeks Tim ivn-tr
it Tuesday, after which
xsed for the summer.
justice has ordered a
of court for Aiken eounik
tlie third Monday in
This term is much necd,
for there are prisin
1ln? Piitnc 1 Intol will
under one roo
the populatior
STYLI
have been the
r__ j_i. i i
f, in any town of dou
1, in the entire State.
3 and QUALITY
very first considerati
n *
1 "J _ Mr and Mrs. Gary Gibson, visile
UlfcJ relatives near Batcsburg Sunday.
Tbe many friends and r datives t
Mis. Debbie Stores regretted to see lit
;oa\e for lier home Friday, after spent
.ng a month here with lier parent!
Her sister Mrs. .lones aecompanie
OT1 ner home, where she will spend sunn
lime.
S. llipp was buj*' jj J tinu
Baptist churcliiOtlvilcrt ao elegant j m,
llov. Wcssina 'c eonuioRati'>?? Weri
sermon to qui 1<1 -last. * last
at Cedar Gr.)vc| oKvho lias becu (>i
Mr, (!. 1>. Hjtt Clonic now. mei
working at AIk At ?- Inn I
= L, " "If! MAT-: ?
s of the year. ' illness at
Mr. R. IS
i-ssrs. L. II. < >tl aiul <!. (' Hrodie shew;
e seen l>iin^iiiy cotton to town pr0persv
Tuesday. close mil
no of U 1\ l>'s uiost popular young
i, Mr. 1.. II. llidd, was in Wagoner inisiiiiss
la.->'. Monday. t'liere
drinking
r. It. F. Clark is able t ? he out tiu> sjm,
the home of her brother, '
Shealy, 011 Wednesday. open on the
us hurried on the Old Home lj!linl,t'rl011 '
on Thursday. Rev. tiro.se- ''\'en^i
elated a the funeral. Aiken s 1110s
A negro ns
jtmi iiifotnporuik*o. killed ut u 11
i< lmt ono sure eure for the Wagitur Si
: disease or habit, nuJ that is negro natiiec
lest of all. The euro ,-oi.sists unknown no
loth. of December. Mr.
Llie proprietor, feels conlext
winter will be one of
I successful seasons.
lined l"'red Davenport was
euro baptist church near
unday night by another
I Goss Ready and several
eioes. (lis body cut in a
xii tne seiecuoi
Y u pay l
^ ton Goods, as
lines were all
?^ was at its low
n ot every article.
10 advances here on C
our purchases for th<
made while the marl
est.
Mr. I lamp Sully, a papular travel
ing man of Augusta, was in town thi
ot- morning.
Missis Li/./.ic May Edwins, Otlole
9S0 iml Brittie (lunter worshipped a
, Hethear church Sunday.
vt/L mr. \V. Lee Hunter paid Coluinbi
?is usual call last Saturday.
: mi its hi: ? <?
TH#
>? last
l TlllV^O ..Tl t AND MUCK *'
i ARuILRS ALL ] j* 'i ? ?
ELSE OF I 1 " m
,l 1 car
?i *
ill after a recent illness. eatlu
r. A P. l-'allaw and his ehannintf "1
,'htor, Miss Mary, went lu Aiken '
stroy t!
make (
r. W. .I. Ciccd spent ;l while last th"'i:hti
?'S(!ay in Wauenei. when In
||J'0\ i<l(M
11\ Malcolm (la re in na\e the need} had imt
rier a nice chance ot ver\ line pears eultivat
> ?i lit it-nrn lie.-L'os
is; 11 nits. 1 Ii:it will eure the ? r
, , , . , , number?f n
ase Iif Inebriety tIi:tt over :f
i person. It will out holy tie tlie ,l'
l* taste for int.ivieanis and will " thai
lie iliu ikai'il return tu the f?Oss beady
< ami tastes of his t-hlldhool. says thai lie
loved the luxuries nature had defense.
I for I:int and when hi- apiiothe
beeoine eontanimated by false. A1 r. J A.
etl tastes and attendant false Seville's i
and itniminary id-ensures. No died at III
ilaoes, hul a wound over
suited fatally. All of the
[ did the killing escaped,
was put in jail today, lie
killed Davenport in self
W Staiislield. one of tirannost
prominent citizens,
s home there Saturday
1
Those of i
to sell again, a
while our stoc
W H ITT I
3ur customers wishi
A^ill do well to come h<
ks are not broken.
UIM nov r.oani
Miss Edwin's school, ;it Junipc
'reek, will close Monday. We rente
]"[0* to have Miss Edwins leave lis,?som
>! our young men have begun weej;
2X*G ing already.
The old and young people here ar
ooking forward with much plcasur
to lite "Cue" to be given by llarma
md anlt, at I'tdd, t-epteniber ittli
. I uiviv~1 ' | am
i (From our ri'nwl;t>?. ;il ju.r is luifjci
* Dear Editor, tlie and very h??t J fon
* new after some t > farmer* ar<* i '1'1
> weather last week, Ixl fodder.
now Ktttlierinn ctiUoil H4l ,)lC ,nis. ^
Mr. J. L. MaUhewfftiis best- <>\en NV;]
l" f irtune to loose, one oik.
n at his Saw-mill last cow was J
I ma| Uiv: VI ill I UOJ " .?.v ?. ?. V . x
Lainlv appreciated. (Jirls, who art- 1
i lit HK.sl 11
d of pears and youn^r men, should ^ (j
in his acquaintance al once, lie or U(>lll
; a jrood supply of pears and also has w|,() pp,
ee and open heart, which would deadly
dilv accept of t ho love of some of there is
igenei's fairer sex. same l
surely ?
lr .1 M (Joss and sonic of his i
ni' friends; had some line snort one!
saw a man or woman wli > inoniii^ at
nil ami who had an appetite | h ?1 a si ro
k. No person over saw a man ; week ;i^o fl
an with ail appetite for drink i jj,. %
ed fruit. The two taste-s are a; ! .
, , i .1 i James Quui
enmity with eaeli other, and | .
11 i room for h'dh of them In the 1 'ul ,l 1111,11 M
iiimaii eonstitutiou. One will Mr. L. S.
lestroy the other. What to Eat 0) j?e(lp
~ ~~ position on
\ UtoiinrLit hit' l.rolln.
:i o'clock. Mr Stansbeld
kc of paralysis about a
oin which la; never recovvas
an employee in Mr.
iby's store at (Jraniteville
r of years.
Trotli, the popular cashier
les Hank, has resigned his
account of his liealth.
A A.
v . C(
fT'^.
< . -
Lfiyi vjyjyjui
)MPANY.
^ outing and "Tripping ?.f the 1 iig 1?
fantastic toe" will he the order o
Llic day.
Mr and Mrs. Toy Haw's were ti <
guest of Mrs. U isabello Hunter I?*i t
day.
Mr. Loyd Hunter, of Lexington
was on our streets a short time Satur
(lay. ' Sl'Alillow "
S'r. II. I.. 1 'adyctl' ist wct-U,-vith jj
, I) idly siiaj.'K* <1 one. uajP she is titling
a slat iioin liie fon<V o /rt ovi f i-lie
very well and is likely "J
e wound. 1. 7;.,?v i 'iel
fcia.s the lineal v<>|
Mr Caleb Etlicredjrtl' estimated to
lion in this seel ion: it, Mr. Ktheiml- *
weigh over 000 pound.sr-ar and plenty lb
jje has lino Im^s every * own raising;, j
f lasl week shoot in^r doves l'iiitfa
marksil
lr. ami Mis. M. 15. Conk spent a jt is sj
v days last work at the bedside of about
r h/Other, Mr. .lolui Seotl.who is I of Mul
ry ill with typhoid fever. r,vl <l?and
O'J
de^sio. C. L. Temples and W. T. af li)%v
own went to Aiken last Monday. do wit!
dr. and Mrs. (5. S. Mitchell ofSaln
il's ?\iv?' is <>ii4' <?f tii?> most re 1* roiualet
ile natural grottoes in Kttrope. Judge Jatnt
tnuted oil the Island of Stalin, dersonville,
<even miles oiV the west roust belter tlftC
I. Se.tland, The envern is jlKlKe tat
ep. le t wide at tlie entrance ,jet )u, v
luirn ;it 11 it* opi'iuti# at I lino . . .
tide. Tide lias a great deal to any ol i,ls,
t the size and dimensions of Kin- iwntlis* I
a\e, heeausr it is eminently it Mdi'ich til
'*< ' 11iin an ear
tor to Solicitor 111 Idebrand,
s Aldricu, who is in Hell,
N. is fooling much
>r ;i serious illness. The
.eel that though foelinff
\otiId not he able to hold
courts for the next two
'he many friends of .ludtfe
roiiKhout this state wish
lv roenvorv.
f
1
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9 I %
Mm WIT T IMC
| BOOKER T. WASHINGTON MIS
f1!T DPT fIT 1"? A tijtfi
UJLJjUJJ 1 ULEiAlTlft.
SOCIAL MATTERS-COMINGS. GOI
1IX w<
| Mr. U. L. Koislcr ina'le a business is
iti everyiimiK ease or I ?.,
Mrs. Nancy I'm/hard?
to
SV anlh^^Sp^SSSS
re in' this section on busin|^PCSs U:(!:?-V.
Misses Lillic Huzhard:. ,< 1 t^a"!S' E
visitinu in Ihissectioi*' 1 *? ??'
, . .. a and many
ii$ocn?lintf:i few ?lays with Ml'1- '? ?'?
X]flV(\|| I I H'"1
IEATH OF MRJHOS. J.isr1
Mfl fiTTi X T\X7 An
.1. . an's wate rs are always the A revival
f 11 if c:i.<-ni. At time of very the SI. .loll
tide tin re is twenty feet <>f ginning S
H <an r*-i??li!y Thc pastor
il'.s ..,?< is " 5: T:i?
< r??l the greatest Hritish won- The N'a:
lias closed
I meeting will be held in
m s Methodist Church, bewnday,
September lOtli
, llev H. it. Turnipaeed,
stud by Ids brother, Uev.
n?|>see?i, ui
rrenville aiauutacturintfCo.,
a deal with the Carolina
i mil nimiiuu
COTTON PICKING, ABUNI
RAINS AND PERSONALS.
(From our regular correspunde
1 Farmers are still picking c
i | TA&t'N I'OK W AI'i'EF.
That tlie dignity of Hooker T Wash
i iiiKton cannot be easily milled \va
)AN 1 made pla n today when a woman a
the hotel in Fairtield, Iowa where li
was s opping, ordered him to gel her
pitcher of ice water,
id.) The distinguished negro waspassin
otlon through the ha'lway when a woman
' 11*?- Binor.Mil from u I'mm ilnnl' :in
trip to Lexington Monnav. 11;
i- Mrs. J. E. Strickland lias returned ii
s lioine after a two week's stay w itli her
t mother and relatives in Chester,
e MissKllic Hall, formerly of this
a place, but now of Steadman, is visiting
her brother here, Mr. Isaiah llall.
g The barbacue. last Saturday at ^
's Hayes Siding one mile from here, was
ri ..... 11 -iiiurwti.fl cntisifloritiLr the had v
{Ill <11 III.' I
Miss Mamie Jennings broth
.lames visited in Uiis,T1 Seel<<"i last
Mr. Sliclton Whittlo lr^P,s ">"ve<l Jijs In
aw-m i11 to Mr. A. 1\ JX- M,
Tlic health of our v j.s Ve!
M-v L.,??i ;il nrcsent ,lS far as 1
ltiuuiiAIU ur MW" -rii..
BERRY. r:;;;
tllore
Thomas J. Met'raiy, President and
iasuier ol the Newberry Cotton '"inn
ills, died in New I km-re. his hoiue, >,"1' 1
,, ... ,, ,, there ^
sterna v. l*or .Si tears Mr. Met rarv
, . , no ev
sheen a resident and identilied ?.?,,,i<Is
I h .-ill H...? l-> 1
t.iglii and
Trmprrnt ore. tl ic limits
Ik'M a lit l)orili< > on llio sciouce
eoroloiry t<-11 us (hat without tin- 1
s oliaimes in the tempera I uro ''K'ltS at li
would he a perfect calm at all ?ls need
in all parts of the fdobe. A Uliii
lit i tinvary inn barometric p;vs t1 i m t t
voiihl i-vcrvwln-ri' prevail and ? A I Al,
\ niiM lie lei changes of seasons, ,
aporat ion or condensation, no
Ho raIn ' -
Power Co., to install olecou
I lie streets of Warren2
contract calls for ten arc
rsl and others are t<> he added.
AGGIDENR IN
UftllSTA P. A
\ ___ ana putting iouuer.
Rain came in abundance last
ncsduy which everybody was ?
see.
i Mr. and Mrs W F. Podie \
relatives at Batesburg Tuesday.
f V Mr. Tallye Fulmer and his
MissTrannie, attended protract
vicps at Corinth Sunday.
W "J- a^ter v porously ex pressing her opinio
l*ul to ?'an e'iC^r;C h~H system, which h i
failed to work satisfactory, told liii
to brintf the water.
isitcd Was lington bowed and an w
ed,''Willi pleasure." Then be w. i
sister t0 ?'^c* an(* Lo'*(' the clerk. Tl
i el ser- ,at-ter hurried to th * wo n vi's ro >
and infor ned her of the nam of h
" weathei, k
d Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Monts. of Bly11
the wood have lucn vsisting relatives
here and in the Mt. Pleasant section,
r- The Lew led ale academy will open
it Monday, Sept. 4. Prof. L. S. Lindler
>e ill he principal again. '
m Misses Leila ind Frances and Mr. 1
-r L S Lindler returned licmc from the 1
now. jiM
EATING CMBS. fc
The Baltimore Amei'M1"1 ?r Any.
1st, tells us that Mr. jPlll|i|r ItoiiK-1 ,
li^ht, oi I Sou knight ?"(' '>>'j J
lie prominent meriha Ws of J-ecs ;
imvinr a iollv t im ; it'1 the oth-l 11
I'nii
'ui-> hi.iiu: iur ilie \vell;U'i" i ? ji;i
Ni'wherry. 11? is survived l?y Ids' would
fo (lluuv bjinu no c*lii 1? 1 ri*ii and a and ii
itlier, Mr. (!<??. i: MnOrary. of Hfo.
n on.
Tin* c
E.L. HARTLEY SICK. ^
i tin- Kin
Ir. Kuireno I. llartluy has l?i?en nl- .
I liiuul 1*? * 1 ?1 *
... wiuunit **
s of temperature tin- atmosphere By t he s|
soon I * ? 111? poisonous, stagnant foot of W?1
n-:ip ihie ?>f sustaining human itl OM ,\u^
attached t
The Dlvliifc llell. lesion lira
?1? 1 <-^ t intclliuenre respeethur the '? ? leavinj
Hi" diving 1 It-ll In Kuropo is ihe and uvertu
of an exhibit at IIoleilo hefore lure of til
1'Tor < 'liarles V. In llie mid.tie than two
SIX! I - '
" w uw 1 Xi Ull,
?Jitt iiijr of a switch ;it. tlio
shi nylon S?. at about 7 a.
A passeoyer coach,
-0 !i train on the Uliarneh
of the Southern i{.
ti Anynsta, was derailed
m. d. Owing to tlie nae
accident, that more
neonle hkm i-hi ..i .
I understand that Mr. J. H.
has rented a home at Leesville,
he wiil move this fall
Mrs. J. M. Padgett lias been
intf a while with her sister, Mrs
. ^ AleCarty, who has been very ill,
\ Misses Sue and Dora I)c
^spent Monday with Miss Clara
cup-t>earcr, Tin woman express
Riser, regret at her mistake.?lialto New
where ?
^.ELECTION RUMOR?
Ji l?n It is rumored that because of n
Lions taken in other counties th
Loach steps will betaken shortly to seen
Riser. an injunction to prevent the coi
d summer school tucsu iy.
Capt. and Mrs l). J. t^riflith, of 1
Columbia, visited in town Tuesday.
> BARBECUE.
We will furnish a lirst eiass "cue'
with refreshments at Todd, <J. j'
ro Sept. ttth, lb "?, one mile from Scivern,
on R. It. Speakers on the new county !
filt *
'r merchants I here 8< <- raus \t-,
here :i few days a^o. {jJ
SCHOOL OPEN^ipONDAY' j
'l-'he Hatesburjj Gra^"?*' ^c''oo] will j
Dpen on Monday inor v, ij 14
1'ior. J. l{. t. Major J1"'"LipaJ. ^IU1
K)U SALU- A pa^Jf ' J'oiini? I Is
i " <\>!o
.. ,v# ..13 Hill n:r aiK)Ul a tterk (!; < . !.
h bilious lover. s:ui?l i><
IE LOST IS FOUND. ?S
cull'but ton lost in front of ( u i
i*s Hotil l?y Mr. N. )toners I a.viy "Wlmi
, advert iscd for on A u^. 11 li an I elm:-. <:
found in t in* possession of a small 1 >' n't !
red boy at (>ilhcrt bv Mr vv '
wiumi ?wo rentiirkubU'
in the pitli m i iceman ! '
! > >;!>. lot themselves down in . ,,
, , . (i. \\ . 1 *<?l t;
i? . in a inverts I k ule
iiniin^ lijtht ami came up ujraln *u-,u mom n
K,.,tliiK wi t. ?er's J,,r-V Sj
. dent, a mis
Itlfii 11 lii-nl ion. 1 'ulil'i'lllr! II
kind <'i' a 1.mkin^ man is that years old a
ymi ju-t mentioned? Augusta's Vi
.( 111 Ve I llOVO 111! t 115111. * * l
IS
-li ?se killed were: I'o11
Mun>liyaiid Flagman,
and a nurbor of passengers
ir ll'is "'J ired. The Coreive,
as cause or the atvi
placed switch
1 Mm pi iv was a hou t Co
"d iegai'dcri, as one of
cry '"-st officers; lie leaves
Miss Annie Herlong visited !
around Mt Willing iast week.
Su'js :ribe for Thi .V 1/ ); it .
? ^ @1
.
friends j or that other le^'al iteps will he tak
in an attempt to tliwut the will
the people. Nothing delinlte h >s c
veloped yet.?The State.
""land Dispensary are inviieci 10 come
Gil *
j | and speak, Siring band nn:l dancing
j for young people.
11 ai man \ (iantt.
. or. (7. or. or. fir. G>'- dfl <7-C7- tfT. C- C7
V W >cs> vv *5v ^ Qv- V *-_ ^
medium size mules 0,11 ior, ^(J(1
cislior b;i ikable pa 'V; Uie
\v. I "alSl'"f ,
s- < . 1 '. y
1 I the.
>???? ??jp^?????*
ly, who having soon tin* no! i?i oi ''ri'
loss, hh nti lied tho button, ;is Mr.
ly "s by Ms iuit ir.s I: hri::
n.
?????m???i II I I ?.11. ??? ?mmm
y. lV. /? C7. (ST. or. G7- fS/' ?7. ?/. (S S' CS>- G7. rs- t.
J^V.* ^ I?
J ^ ?
I ? I "lit- ?1111 I 1'
" v,;u s<- ,VV' """ ,l Mr. Lottw
jup w hi'i'i' ami (UH4 of tlioii) |
,, -1 .1,,. ollu-r > w,f? :l'"' 1
- ,.,,.1 | remains hav
where they \
r\ .>' ?f\ CJ-. cr-m c7' or- cr- cs. pr. c*. pr. <sr. c
V W Of ?v? ?v' S!
r- IH Cllli(llOl).
:|H:1 younu man sind leaves
wo 3<mjiik' children. M,S
> l?'on sent tu |,;||<0> s , _
vil '>? iniercd |odav.
1 Jj
it Our Mr. E
!? Fall and Wi
all & V\
Souknight returned th
nter offerings.
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