The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 20, 1905, Image 1
money saved is mo
The Kirst Nat'l. Bank
pays interest four times
|L-"J ?
>NEY MADE,
of Batesburg
a year on de
t ?
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First
posits in the savings Dep
pounded every three mon
spare money to workyou
sleep?has a perpctus
ing earning capacity. W
open an account now wit!
be numbered with our tiv
positors.
>artment?com mam
ths. Put your JM
works while H
ever increas m*a H
invite you to
1 our Hank and
e hundred de
(AXES!
RATPSI
JURG/
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RlIDn c r t?Din AV nrrnR
lDVOC
PD on >/a?C
Capital Stoc
# m 9 < Bfl Surplus, Uo
Deposits
A A A Paid Out In
Bates burg.
k Paid Up, $25,000.00
divided P-ofl^s, 113,200.00
Lvcrage $130,000.00
Dividends, $0,025.00
: : GEORQI
AUOl
Capital $2oo,oo
This Bank f
A RAILROAD BANK
JSTA, : : : : GEORGIA,
o.oo, Undivided Profits $300,<
urnishes the very highest pled
EMORY.
300 00 Farmers of this section have b
sewInK graiu for the past few days
Mr. II. W. Padirett is at home air;
GILBERT."
een Rain is beginning to be needed very i
badly now, as it is getting very dry.
I
. Messrs. W. H.< I)only and T. S.
L<l\ ) I yVvF*
NEW BROOKLYN.
Tne Methodists have had a revival Mrs
neetin^ tfoiriK on in New Brooklyn foi quite i
i week past. provlni
Revs. Stone aud Ilenrv. two elo- Mr?
JOHNSTON. MEET
Clarence Strother has been
II lor several days. She is img
it is stated today.
- tnvrnTTTin.,
ME AT I
TAPF8.
es for the sa
ors, and giv<
convenience
: : : Your
ni tq p
fety of the money of its depod
ss to them every service ai
of modern banking
\ccount Is Solicited. :
ni irv hoi npi
We are glad to see him back.
Mrs. H. C. Hodie and Miss R
Duncan spent last Tuesday with &
W. W. l'adget.
A crowd of our Kmory people w
_ shipped at Red Bank Sunday n't
they report a fine meeting.
Miss Sula and Eva l?miunieht?
Sease spent Monday in Columbia on f
business.
?
Losa Mr. James Lon'tf of near here took 2
charge of R. F. I) No. 1, from here 1
Monday. He w.'ill soon move his futn 1
r<>r- ily here. We y.vill lje pleased to wel- 1
ht, come him to o'ir town. t
)
Mrs. Caroline Addy has returned
rnr- from a visit to relatives near fVrlnr i
luent and distinguished ministers, but isc
ire In charge. The meetings are well Qllr ,
ittended and a great deal of good has oni, j)y
jeen accomplished. It has been de- .\liss w
:ided. owing the great interest taken littles'
.herein to continue the meeting ativesi
lirough this week- Mr. W.
The New Brooklyn Graded school for ,ier
i?,Ur Prnf XT r>U.I 1 -- vvn
..uvu U1U3UU uu ueeu in also if IUU11812
:onvalcsccnt. yoUR
summer visitors are leaving ns QWPPTHT
one. Mrs. Thomas Gary nee oWLLllU
'lllie Cassells with her britfht ING PL
>n, who lias been visiting rel. TrrnrDU
it Newberry also her lather, WHERE
P. Tassels of Johnston, left TH? COMI
home at Uartow Florida last
iitug, your cousins, fl
aunts, or even your v
'.arts want a meet- 1
me?go to tapp'8 |
you will find all
orts of home.
vy a\ *
In Lexingto
erally are c
our office tli
Columbia di
f A OAA no
n County and friends ;
cordially invited to n
leir headquarters whi
iring" the State Fair. C
"V*?' shipped at Ked Bank Sunday.
(ypv\? Mr. T M. Hodie has purchase
? 1 bicycle to ride to Saluda.
Mr. Hen Ilolsteiu and son pas
le in this sect i in Tuesday.
'rtlTlP Mr. J. W. lTulmer and son earr
'UillC cotton to lohnston Friday.
(J rove. r
(j n Several new scholars entered the '
Academy Monday. ?
^ Messrs. .tames I.anpford and J C e
B. Price o^i t he star route from here j
rfis very ill now with fever.
ic(' Prof, and Mrs 8. S. Lindler spent s
Saturday and Sunday with friends at t
IIIV1V4 t. ivi, m, v/iai iviuii un- v "v
oiled over 200 pupils. Mr. Clarkson ^|rs
s assisted by four highly accomplish- v'isitlrif
d teachers The Graded school has, ney for
>y two icecream festivals, raised mon- morrovs
y for a library and for painting the Mrs
ntcrior of the school house. weH ^
The Presbyterians have commenced and all
evvices here again and this necessitaed
the Rantists KPOI1 finer am.llior
r air wet'K
..... ? , , put on her gs
Antoinette Walker lias been
( her daughter, Mrs. L. R. Den- a" UP t
several weeks, w ill leave to- the establishi
r for her home in Atlanta C.a. will not be ov
Walker has many friends as 80mc DepartI
relatives in our town, and each
regret her going. ''
... found countle
union of hearts and souls still
is nere. Columbia has m
i'a attire, the stores are
o catch the eye. Among
incuts in Columbia that
rerlooked, is the Handnent
Store of the James
In this store will be
ss bargains, such as the
OCC HO.
PARROTT
Phone
COLUM
SECUS
& BAILEY, ^r'Ts
? 1200. 12:$."> Main Street,
BIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
?ITY and EQUIT
Mr. Toland Fulmer visited R.
?|. Boukniglib Sunday.
> I AIL. anfj >irs- p. h Barnes of Rif
Spring was in tliis section Friday.
___ We need more rain tomak e tlie li
plough belter.
Mr. Gregg Forresi spent Saturi
night with his erand-r.it hor Mr
Batcsburtf j
Several cases of fever are in the ''
, homes of Messrs. Cephas Sease and t
K Georjje Bhirey on star route from t
here.
ancl A greater majority of our people t
will attend the County [Fair Wednes- t
lay (la>'- r
I O -..1 ,.1 .... I ?
? r> ?goes on
tlacc to worship, as they had kindly Ajnia ?
uancd them their church ever since laRt we(
he destruction of tue BaptlstChurch tjle j^e,
'' llra' Then
stallings and Awtrey have sold out were gr
heir stock of dry goods and notions jnj? last
o Mr. R, S. Wilson, who is now run- at the r
ling a cost sale. theit be
T?,? -HI 1- ? 1 -?** ?
. Mr. James Crim and Miss country peep]
Fart were married on Sunday of bu* seldom th
ek at the Baptist Parsonage by They read the
v. L. A. Cooper. great retail c<
nembers of the Baptist Qhurch smaii concept
eatiy grieved on Sunday morn- ... ,, ,
, at the close of the exercises. y
eading of his resignation bv of ,0'Jking '
doved pastor, Mr. L. A. Cooper over and see
e for miles around have
ie opportunity of seeinr.
! advertisements of this
mire, but from but a " r
ion of what it rcaly is
>e had the opportunity
:he numerous bargains
how much lower the
Is what tlic FIDEL!
of Philadelphia, Pa., ol
ful lilhnent of which ar
Write for particular?
W. L. VV
1213 Plain Street
[ TV MUTUAL LI FK I NSl'ItANCK COM1"
ITcrs the insuring public. U p-to-datc t o:i
e guaranteed,
i t ?,
ILIJAMSON, General Agent,
COLUMBIA,
a i"* \tT"r* \ir 4 MTr r\
M. Forrest.
ANY,
. t Js The weather has nio lerat^d cons
erable for the last few days.
THE TOURIST HOTEL.
Those interested in the Tour
S. C. Hotel near Ratcsbur^, state that t
~ J Ot'VCI'il ta.XHM lIlfa.MUft iiuvt* UL'Un I
I reported in our town, although noth- s
id ! ng severe. v
PAA YOUR TAXES
I >Ir. d. ('- < ' l"V -r. wishes to impress!,.]
upon all thos" * ho h ivc not paid theii j,
oiunici pal t a vs ' hat the books e'cc J e
x i?c linn v^u. in }millii>k up a iar^c * <*I1J ou
trect tank for the protection of their of tl
iliage from tire. ston, n<
Mr. Johnson and family, of Green- ^l^a
illc iiave moved to Green Street.
stay in
Mr. Pae Goble, who has been in '0,1hr? hi
hnrge <>f tiie spinning room, lias gone mH(-"h K1
) Darlington and Mr. Hiram Turn- contider
r lias been promoted from second God hie:
it mao i vuicc uic sentiments prices and 1
le good or bad people of John- WOods than ca
> matter of what denomination T1)c james l,
say that they are sorry to have , '
man leave us. Mr. ropers '><>usellold wo,
this town has not been very people know
it long enough to accomplish found at this,
uod, and to have gained the tjie Southern
,ce and affection of all May mai ring ,
ss and prosper him wherever
tiow much better the
n be found elsewhere.
Tapp Co , is already a
rd but how little the
what bargains can be
the Bargain Centre of
States, Mr Tapp the
jf this concern spends ^ j~ -v,
J
( )RGi
YOU CAN 1
Though yo
provided v
Tlu* limn rod undo r r
AVI LI IN 1 O VVrti> I UU.
LNIZED I N 1851.
WIN WITHOUT DYI
u are bound to win if you die.
ou are insured. ARE YOU?
> ?I icy 10(10.57 in t ho.
??ii m'z v.1 mitu i uuu ie;iuy
receive quests by December 1st.
NG,
10 au?T i'kvuiiii i .iisi. aiiu penally wiii ; |,
be chanted thereafter.
and. he goes.
E. K, Mr. ai
? ? bin, i;;irr
ther an
short sti
Wc rcj
Mr Jeff
i A shell, ;
* lie has 1
the greater pa
id Mrs. John White of Culuin- ^ or^ looking
ie on a visit to Mr. Whites fa- of Houth ("art
d motlie , but made only a has just retur
ty as they leave this afternoon fl._m
jrct to learn of the illness of. ,s,l ,,om
Reams, brother of Mrs. L. B. bouEht" as he
ind one of the Johnston boys. what the worr
'ever; his illness at this time made a study
irt of his time in New
for just what the people
>linu need. In fact he
ned after a two weeks
v York, where he has
well knows how, exactly
len want. Mr. Tapp has
of "womans wants." (it
PHOENIX MUTl
:: :: :: of Hi
Who.took out a 20-Y
^ lie Receive*
, at mat
K. , llE'aid
twi'nl u "'"ALini
JAL LIFE INSURANCE COJViP
irtford, Connecticut, :: :: ::
ear Endowment, near middle life, is very in
r.livc. This is how lie won:
i
urity, the face value of the policy?
n** receLcil in annual
ANY, 1 nt cut
"cii The Cotton Protei
or the present cot
that the farmers tl
000 for m^ni:n-rn or:
We woul^advise i
aces not^/ill ?elo\
lOiN QUHSl lOP
ctive Association after a si
ton crop outlook has decide
lrougr.out \the cotton states
Lee of ELE'/iJN CENTS.
?ketinApf cottorvrvVh;
? 1'* \v
>1 /pHjAIN!! X
I h married
itisl.^.'oOry canvas perity.
id ancl do advocate p|,;VC se
hold their cotton The r
Dozier 1
*" , . , on Satui
/lnWMiianjS the price Friday i
VP nf S
-ui.uM aau) iui .mt. tteams has was quite an
n niairied a few weeks. He an Uie now re.
Miss r;race Harmon of Pros- , ...
We hope his illness will not 1 ierr! w 1 1
rious. they need and
vui lit nnr tQ r\
eiatlves and friends of Mr
Uobley were shocked to hear raPP Co-> llaS
relay of his sudden death on to d tfoods
ii:ht. Mr. Mobley was a na" menle stock v
lull f1n A V...iif o
undertaking tin true)
pis that he can serve ? 1 H
it exactly such tbintfc as I
at the roat they are ?i
ay. But the James I* |1
not devoted Its energ^ I
? alone for in
will be found
? j **
liis Profit wa
than
Wasn't That Wi
Had lie died durin
the $l<?,ooo plus the aim
saw at. two years would
TELLS THE STOItY:
r^^^f^OUlll vai villla.
"!i". ,y ~r~' $7.
s . i over 37 per cent ni(
he paid, even at his age.
n n i ng?
lt t lie -0 years, his Beneficiary would have
ual dividends up to that time, whatever year
have been $10.2-10, at ten $ll.:uu. and so on
"\VU PAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS "
1T? thir^ncL The F
l Annually, iu >. ?.nt ne>. .
9W| I t'u?iv^uri pud TeltiniDbI
>AOU vances Oi\*e ighty x
>re stored in the Ware
D. B. Rawl, Cashj
M. W. Perry, Ass1
received
, which.
. THIS
ir^i would peflnl.t blm to'rlrrce Hip I
i -^a'ciona aHfiank o 'il1to^
>er cent of tK.^ market van
house of The Batesburg Ware]
ier. < W. W. Wa
t . Cashier. N. A Bat
yflfg ypt J&e ????'"
ae of luz ion when i'?-a< *th
bouse Co. ih.use
tson, President. "aTafVc
?es , Vice Prest. ofSaiud
loaves a
also m:
... jvai aK I that#* PC"**?'
d iothv:'4iof stiurusta "* _L ? ^
AT n^nriinrTO^ES.
c proprietor of the Saluda u,<('u "f"--? -w *
at than place. Ilia remains (-idofthe
ought up to Johnston on Sun- during fair \v
rnoon and carried to tlie town ihe James L.
la for interment. Mr. Mobley every convenl
young wife and two little gir.s
, .. . . . . to rest and oo
iny relatives and friends to
*6 A'Dtf
greatest sights to sec n
eek will be the stock of jH
Tapp Co. They have flfl
iciicc Tor ladies who wish
dies of clerks to till their !
D. B. RA\
I). I?. RlDl
\ JOHN V. R1
' COMING ATI'S
AT THE COLUMBIA 0;
VL, Resident Agent, Bntesburg, S. C.
> 11.1< I<, Spcciiil Agelit. | utes burs, S C.
i'AN, Supt- of Agents, COLUMBIA, S. C
actions PERSONAL!
PERA HOUSE.
? COL. TOWILL S COTTO
J Col. John Hell 'iowill raised ll
)l year on ground that was far below t
| average, with the aid < ! Peruvian t
!|J. L. MiMNAUGH'S"
S! STARS
I mourn i
! Mr. E
of his fa
? . Mrs sai
SEIVERN. S
ers, luus
The many friends of Mrs. M. E. lown lo
ins untimely end . every wish
d Moyer enjoyed the company r?r unless \ on
.thor and mother last Sunday l,alfof what y
ah Satcher his tnaiulmother is
some time with him. ; BOND CLERK
MonotGary, one of the mo.t ED Wi
il tfirls from l he Land of I low
. Leeu making sunshine in our A shortage
r several weeks, hut has left covered in the
lie M11U LO fcO ' iipjJS,
do you will -have missed
ou should have seen.
ZIMMERMAN CHARG- TH
SWINDLING. 1
uf f10,500 has been disi
State Treasury reach
Tuesdayi Oct. 2Uh,
Four", Wednesday,
ly Chairman", Thursda
man liear's." Friday.
Millard < )pera '"n Si
Laura .Millard < >pi?raCo.
C0TT0K1 IA
Cotton is bringing t
Hatesburir Market D a
"Sicn of the
h. "Tl e Coun.v.-*)!! ,
' Jin- "rs. Sara Shulcr, .Misses
27th. "Laura Hates, Katherine am! Lucile
mm'ny. list li, went to Columbia to sec "Tli
in The Geisha. ma[1 >
ti^ET. I>eylOM H-i'tley visited
at Harnweli last Sunday and
o-day on the ,.n,
1 lie Clan -man en route.
as reported
| ano. cotton i hat will, if it comes up
. < I lis expectation produce one and c
Manme , lf . , ,
,, half hubs of cotton to the acre, <:
' Cnlluin . ,
e Clans slil pulled up by the roots a
' ,1S brou(ft t to town measured from grot
| line to top -even and one. halt fe
his wife ! seven feet across the limbs and c<
took in tained 127 boles. This cotton was 1
planted until June loth.
I
lo ! M A VAVI4I <>
I'" | THE PLACE WHERE EVERY FAIR cl
WEEK VISITOR SHOULD GO.
"f A PART OF THE CITY u
)V ATTRACTION.
lot Li
< irio of I lie liannsoin est, l>est lighten
ami 1'iiiiinn.wl Kmil/iii.-. H.n
unier were tflad to see her anil her and mai
illdren here shopping Satuidav. ore. M
but she
Mr. Barr, of Batesburfc', was h'-ro j.< |
short time tliis morning receiving
: ?
phis to
Mrs \V. Lee (?miter, visited reia- ! in the L
ves hi ?>ur midst Satunlay allernoun v
M is< I i//ii? Ihnvl i':inii" linmo h'rirlnv relKII'ts
uy are saddened at her depart- ing back for
lss Mount's home is in Barlo.v was aecumpl:s
lias re! urn-d to her school at Qi. re(ict.med
' ',l' them the seen
Ieu'ilvey has pone to Mem- thejr placeso!
join his bio'her, Mr. l'reston Kiev,n i
?ltvr.iph work. propria!ion w
e u'l.i.l to hear such favorable j nation uf l>i
fio i Mr. Ware r..lo.?o.. ...... I i.-. in ...... ....?!
years. The defalcation
X, >
ilied by non-cancellation
bonds and by selling
>nd lime, substituting in
<1 bonds, already redeeinhousai
d of the inisapas
during the adminisTimmerinan
aucl the
or tli iif nf Trnncnror
/by L. D. (Juilum.
weather
SPECIAL TO THE Al)V
STATE WEATHER
Miowcrs and f t der to
>1 ay lair and cold.
Mr. U. li 1'rater was In
111 Jit 1 Mrs T. I?. KernaRlnin ai
Lois have cone to North Ca
OCATII PROM vi-.it If la ivcs.
BURhAl'. j, |?; (jihsnn is spendin
niy'it. Sat.ur- Jays at .loluiston.
Mr. and Mrs. St, .Inlii.n Cul
. . r*Tfitn TUT
l | THE GOuS GROWS,
id lilt I- A Itliade Island lied, t'ceUerel a
roliua to pullet exhibited at the f.iir at L<
Ington by Mrs Naomi Uayly earr
" a few "IT first prize. The ejjus from v\hl
the parents of these birds were hah
ad came from lihude Island and rc
lurn \ isi- resent the besL strain of the bri
p..rr v. ?? v? l M I I I ^ "* Itl
r t*
South to day is llie J. L Mimnaughs ,
, i*1
1 Department store, c?i < o.umoia, S. ( . ^
ud This store has spucieis display win- (\
x do?s down stairs and great plate glass
front \\ ind??ws at the front of the two .
cli L<
I,, upper stories The in-ide is a clieary, r
>p- modern and otherwise inviting as is
id >i... i.;.? * *
\)ra O.ih drove, where she is teach- ha? In ?
ig a very successful school, to spend month
unday with her parents in Lexington Mr. Col
o. : pleased
; himself
Mr. E. B. (Junter spent Sunday in
eesville with li s sister .Mrs. L i; 1 lu>
theredge, who is ill with fever. I w:" 'J"
'old. 1
Mr. J.s. Lybrand and Mr, hunch 3ton wil
n :it Ashe villi: N. < for a dates. Even
fm iho benefit of his health, tormer hood
eman writes that he is much the guilty pai
w i! h t he t reatinent and thinks fraudulent ei
much improved. writing a- d
Fair at Colombia next week r
tin-attraction fur vounjr and 1
i.?ar that many from John- res-ol! at "
II avail themselves of the under b..nd U
tli'nu so far points to
Clerk Zimmerman, as
t?, as all the apparently 4
itrit's are in his hand
i. in the fact, that Mr.
i fuses to explain anyZimmerman
was aris
subsequently released
ir *17.000.
LIST OF LLl l tilS lit
CALLED FOR IN
/" S. C.f POST OFFIC
i V/EEK ENDING OCT
~ 1905.
N AMKS?Ij \ I
Miss Carrh' <'-rin?ii,
Miss .losic .lonrs,
M iaa M.r./ Mit I... I 1
NAlKlNli UN" tc<i hatvshurtf this week.
BATESBURG, Messrs Casper Hallmaii, s.
E FOR THE in(' ' Suiuiaj
OBER, MTH, Mr nn,l Mrs. Ciiarl.-s M. La
imontf those who urnt to <
>ITC*'. last Saturday c\euin^ to s
Clansman."
if? n o if -
thai money ran buy.
rKiJ'"t TOGO CREATED IMPRESSION.
To'cio, Oct. la.?11 a. m.?The ne
unb were Vice Admiral Togo worshipped
'olun hia Ise temple is creating a prof uind i
re -The l,rt'ssio''It
is believed that bis act will f
ni.-h a lasting example in national
niv. ii ^ jui'.i 11 in uu.urs aim S(
public .spirited cili/.'n who preside bi
over its destinies and s > smoothly and
ws ab,y th- imnense romoi-T- tl
ai cial enterprise. The Mnnnautfh stores b
m- are the genera, meeting place for la- 11
dies and gentlemen throughout tin
lir" day. The place is a credit to the *
re- .: - ..
jigler spent one day in Columeia on sj()Il j(,
iiainess last week.
, ^ is.
Mrs Oassie (iunter. of Aiken pass a ou). |(K..,
irouKli our town Monday on her way ,.riljun,
i Wayener where she will visit tela- ' ,
ve and frlen.ts.
Miss Addie Shull was on our streets and 5? ?i
sliort time Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Uu
,fi? n-.-i.- . j - - 1 tni'mlwi
visit ti e city un the ConK.iree-1 ATE OK !
! Count
I), r. Outzs the president of
d W C. T. C. is making prep- hV GKOllt-1
s for the State Convention of rRon.vrK .)
gani/.ation. Many names of, WHERE \v
es have already heen sent in! ... . ,
ines are being found for them. M"
irger, one of t he most talented Admintst rat i<
film i JL ifi ff Ofl cnnnbrti- *^ 1 * ?f V
SOFTI1 CAROLINA,)
> ul Lexington. )
: S. DRAFTS, Esgi ire,
I ix.E.
H. R. C'oorur made
0 grant him Letters of
>n of the Estate of and
1 ! I \\? tn>r
'"names?(iks i i
J. W. Clendinnintf,
Ij. F. rhceloy,
Bennie Johnson,
John Huitt,
Ernest Herbert,
fieo. Moblin,
L. \j. McDonald,
Rob I'onds,
J. P.. H. Millos,
R IV Rikard.
I ?ai. i?. o. nurman M nea
jKMEV. I spent Wednesday in I'.ateslm
Prof. 1'.. B. Hare of Lcesvi
in town Sat unlay.
Messrs. .1 'J. Mat thews ftiic'
I'rater were visitors to hates
week.
Mr. I'aul tjiiatllchaum
I daiiL'lit.er Mi" ' *
i . aluna lijrjous education, and that aneesl
1 k'' worship will heveil fresh stiinul
ille, wa-, ion, especially in tin: army and na
AdmiralToh<> hassliowu implicit f.i
I p f ^ in what lie said in his report of i
i ' "V". irreat naval battle when he atti
buitf i his , . ,, , . . ...
uted the Japanese victory to the j:
teetion of the spirits of imperial
and his cestors. ? Augusta ? hronicle.
inwiiauu inai seuiinn or II.e State
ra i (7
... generally and well may Columbia be
ai r(
vy proud of such an establishment. The ^
it li MlinnauK'h Company's Fair week vislI,1C
tors will find the plan a pleasant ren- u
*ibdevous,
clerks and sales-ladies in al v
iroan
departments have caught the spirit of si
their chief and are f articularly
iui.ss ivilcmiu ituwi unci i>irs. swiiimn! "" .?V(]
unter were the guests of their pa- V!1,'
?nts, Mr. und Mrs. A. C. Kawl, Sun- ' l8' !l.
Mrs. II
' pr sidei
Miss Lizzie Gunter, accompanied by exercise
ttle Lucile (lunter. visited .Mrs. Church
^'ayne Guutcr, who has been quite urelay t
Ick for some time, Sunday. .... ,
t lie i
Miss Edwins, one of OranyeiHire'siiuuchl
to he present, on that occasion THESE A1
nyer A from from Missouri. ;iM, a(lmonis
ayncs of Eeosvillc, the stale , ...
nt, will l>- here ill-n. The (lrel1 i""1 ' '
is will lie held ill Methodist Conner dece
and will begin on next Sat- appear, befoi
he 21st. Probate, to h
Hall that is now owned by the II., S. C., 01
Lers of the Confc lnr9/>o wa _ .
IE Til EttEFORE to cite
!i all and >igular the kinditorsof
the said N. G.
ased, that they be and
re nie, in the Court of
ie held at Lexington, C.
i -5 day of October 190f>
.1 M. Sanders,
Miselers Spann.
These letters will I
Dead Letter otlice <
not delivered before,
the above, please say
Ifivintf date of list
J. FRANK KN
WANTt
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night in town.
>0 sent, to the Col. 10 ! '. MroLher has s?.
K;t. - <. l '<? >. ii Senator.I. 15 Suddnt ln>f Salt
In railing for ty, a dwelling house with
' "Advertised" Middath and his wife will
Itatcsburg liefore the first of
Mr. W F. Hod in spent T
- |) town,
.-Minnu\ ???????????
was in town Suniiay.
''' 1" *'x' Mr. J. C. Keid spent Saturday ;
"]* Co''n" Sunday In Columbia,
loi. Mr.
move to Mr. A. Owens, of Columbia, wa
January. town yesterday.
ucsday in Mr. Kd Trotter was in town
day last week.
? tnoutfiit mi r<?r an strangers, Mr. f<
\1imnautfh, Columbians say, personal- a
uul iy supervised the entire cmstriR't on "
.f il?. building from roof to cellar, a
s j() c' a': c > r.v i of him in all things per- f
i.iiuiiitf to ins business of either pub* a
one lie or a private nature. The tfOods arc
, showntotfrc.it advantage to the euv t
air young ladies opened her school I turned
t Juniper, near here, last Monday; 1 week b
be has many friends here who an*' busy fii
lad to have her ainoiiy us again. t.ral h,.
Mr. Tillman Rawl left here to d iy ,n l'll!
or Columbia, where he has gone to w;ls ^
ittend business college. which
We were glad to see Mr Jessie ' .all jU|',.re
n town Tuesday.
"^i next, alter \
into a bower of beauty last I 0'Ci0Ck in tin
y the artistic taste and busy if any tlicy li:
ugers of the Daughters. Sev- ration she
autiful booths graced the Hall. r.ivEN un
centre and most conspicous Octoper A
e I.idles Home Journal booth. (;co s. l>raf
was very attractive, under the probateJucU
lsion of Mis. C. T. Pechman. ?
were also fancy articles to be 1 A
>u ;>i leauuii uereui at 11
i- forenoon. to show cause,
ave, why the said Adininu'd
not he granted,
ider my Hand, this lo day
nno Domoni 1902.
ts (L. S )
L 'xinnton County, S C
,\ NOTICE.
We can ^ive steady
4 or families in our c
motv.iiiK September Is
MIODLf-BU
Bat
TO LOAN ON M
$1,200 to $51,000 to Ion
security, at * percent
I'.si
employment to .Mrs. .1. IV. Cootier left V
otton mill, com for a several days visit tolici
t? diss 10va Conner. at C iccnvi!
K<1 MIl.LS, ^ ^,rs (, T Wiseman, ,
lost'Ur^, s- prin?', is visiting fiietids
LORT(iA(il ilivns in town.
in on Kilt cdtfi Mp. Wilbur Cook, visited
in Columbia i Ins week,
ivlyand Koiror*
. , , Mr. Zonnic kreps, of Johns!
Wednesday >I4 ?, ,
daughter v,sitcd frien(Js ln tovvn Sunday.
Ut. tjuite a number of batesbu
yountf people attended the < 01
Lid^e Fair at Lexington this week. An
and re some of them were: Misses Mary ('<
er, Lucile Cullum, Kathcrine ('ill
liis aunt md Messrs. Jolin Hell Towlll,
|F. Strother, Lawrence Mnith
ton, tomers as well .is remvenienee to the
salesman or s.iiesl idies, .nil it is a j
ris'"? pleasure t > shop there for many sub i
,n'-v slantial reasons.
lontf
' Subscribe for The Advoe
cate-5() cents a \car in
.1 . I
1 O/l tMi ?/'/?
sold d
Mr. F (> Ci.int er. one of our p-?p11 lr?o?li
;ir 'Merchants, ;?:? ! win dn.i.i wit-re
nes*ca;l Wcd.m.stl.iy. E oh <
Miss Clara lliser a popular and cul for din
lured young lady, o1 Mi. \\\1 intf, oj> "l'
ened her Bohin.il at Hock Hill, near m,lMl
liere, Monday.
siiocoa
Mr. Ed shul. was in our streets to tdm
splayed u< other beautiful
: also a rust c well m s eov-rd Notice is
delimit: i'iI pin.cl? v as servo'' books for tin
lav a d.i'i Ma n menu uas i s'iitl ,ax :in'
tier .mil cake and ereain ?oi'd ?> t<?i?ro
I every eveiiinjr. > mi ?* i; 111 > ! t y wi'lbe
was added to the c?t li -r atl :act
in tin-wit >!n : lie lia/'iar was a Ordinary to\
?, and the sii n c.f about -Bliiono ^ titer w'ks.
UiTllt I () 1i:lVh In*on olfvtr?? I wKan
hereby given that the
e collect i<m ?.f municipal
opt r, and will remain
. :u.s! aftei which the penadded
Rile.
a n |>urposes 4 mills.
& electric light 12 mills.
.1. ( (> lover
Iloal Estate Uroke
rs | Mr. ! : Ilurn, of I;M>
Spring j rrtl,IK "cure aim many oincra.
lay. "sparrow ' av\ cx
pauses aro piid.
4 >
City Treasurer.