The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 20, 1905, Image 6
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Store.
Next week we begin m
fNew bi
oving into our new sto
tore!' rs<
re, the larger store dev
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oted exclusively to Dr;
y Goods, Clothing, Sho<
or Less. # 1
is, Hats, Milli- w
" - - -i n T
fpit n<
ery, Carpets, Jewelry,'
Crockery and Tinware
stocked with the very
ant will have the undi\
2rease in exspenses.
trunks, Glass,
in any town of twice t
best that money will 1
rided attention of one (
i
he populatioiin the Soi
>uy. The enre store vs
)r more salesmen, therel
ith. Every departmer
/ill be rearranged and <
by enabling us to incre
urvr?nnn
it is a complete store w
departmentized so tha
ase our sales, without
TUSp /lonni-finpriI
n'thm itseli ana sag
t each depart-^,
a corresponding^ J
is at its very ^
NEW DRESS GOODS
n entirely new stock
uiting, Etc. If you w
jty color or weave.
- ? W w w m. w?* 7 ? &
>. In this departmenl
of new Silks, Mohai
ant Silk that's styli
t <1 f jl/
t we are sinking 4
rs, Broadckihs,
ish we have it.
a lrorv Intpcl nt .! I II"
"SL Tfoj? NU51CK
""ijPk best?Com
&k S\ Children i.
TW\\ BRAND *
( V SHOES 1
^^^^^BETTER I j
k I 1 ?1 l>3> U^. pcil tlliwa* ?
plete Sine for A\en,
n Cotton, Wool and S
#
^adies Tai!or=M
Women and -I#
ilk. '^ti?=.
lade m j
m 1 a
iVllLLirNfciKV. 'I you
0 per cent, under anj
lisses Inabinet and iV
eive new goods by exj
1 TTT n T J
are uncicmcu hi iu<
r competition do noi
tanning in this depa
press every day.
Shoes for ]
fsltse&te'.
T Vl J *"
: fail to call >>n
rtment. We (re*
* Cv ..
C
Ladies and Stetsons or Cross -> ' " '.JfcvL
unisp the instep tirinlv.iret "tl> fjr
the ."nut from crowding ! If C>7
...w .-in. not iT:iir.ned?the 11< .-dot s HCw
La I Suits an
f Our stj les
lijwT 1 best and
. 4?cavv,-?, <
id Skirts are a special
>
; ere right. Workm
i fits?cannot be e.
ty this season. w= ||
anship is the ^
xcelled. Suits ^ I
R
noes: wanting a joy i
yonthful and spingy gait results from ^
a constant wearing of accurately fitted
j The ,,y
Innl&varri v?\ \ shoe
not. slip ?ii'
liuvetliepr;
ou want bargains in Heavy
is for Men, Women or Chil
(1 walk!up: is a joy and u itliu .:i?<\v ft P3 b
actI'ui comi<jur?rlie prett\ ;,,s 0
it.vles t hat your critical tas1. jeer- ?
ovc?$o.0() to $5.00.
from $5.01
JET
r - ' * - - ^ /1 l
0 tr. $35-00, Skirts $!.(
F7ELRY.
-5 nw line consistir
)0 to $13.00. Ijp |
JH- I
iff of solid gold'ljj^ ]
we advise you, see our own
ITTEN BRANDS.
20c to $3.00.
,1 fl H ?
/e iicivt* jubi
fs for t?ie baby at 50c
1 line go.d watches foi
>50.00. Beautiful Cli?
1 solid and plated si!v
wi l w f
, to a handsome diarr
r ladies and gentleme
lins, Charms. Brooc!
erware in a profusion
lond, also beau=^ I
n from $1.00 up||| :
hes. Pins, FobsJife ;
, '
'* ^!
Very Heavy
AflB^^SP^Welted Sole. Extension
Edge, Rope Stitch.
D ? ]
Exact Reproduction of thU Stjle Shoe.
ESBURU.S.C. WHr]
i
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[TEN E>R^
hi ai 11 in .t,
i GOODS
I
COM PA IN 1
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1EESVI1LE. SI
,lad to send you some of the We hare ne
our hustling little town. Sev* chills and fev
r residences are nearing com - fr0,u every Io<
? Salnrla On.
LLUBL r it. W
:ver heard of so much . .
Jack Frost tried
er. We hear of them
. several mornings 3j
nality, and many not in
days have driven hi
pit
ILL16 W.GEM
The Koundp school o
to show himself seems to be akiny yoo.1 !
T't, but these warm (jgj- the ioflu^s of Mi.ss !
im away. It seems earner cieliyh hi hearing
?e
g, LEXINGTON FAIL
n R. F. L). The Lexington Fair held its !i
progress un- nual meeting on Tuesday, Wed
'osier The and Thursday last. The fair.
, thp mi nils ?,s a whole, was a decided sue
' P P The attendance on Tnesda
" MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS ANI
*" DONT MISS THE STATE FAIR.
tli .111 ; The Chamber of Commerce of Co
nei-day j umi}ia, as jias ^een jt,s custom for sev
taken eral years, is sparing no efforts t
ccss.
y the | make t'ie approaching State Fair on
\ with ?i small attendance.
Corn shucking!* arc '-he order of t .e
nights now; one or two every night.
Dupler r. <> is holding its own pretty
well. notwithstanding strcnous
efforts some arc making to kill it out. !
o Mr. Franklin Shealyof Ilolltys Fcre
ry is quite siek.
I II 1 q.i.rfMPn n Ttil lift!**. cnM \
jfcj ( pletlon
is to be
put on t
New i
College
Miss I
quite si(
Ing slow
The 1
and the Lutheran Parsonage
built at once, lumber is being galuda is a
'be ground now. days. Editor
uipils arestill arriving and the bnrg Advoeat
work is going on nicely. looking after
^eila Groseclose-, who has been vccatc in Sa
;k for three weeks is improv- goodly numbc
r 1 y "
J Saluda was
ittle daughter of Mr. M. M. iast Saturday
as though he can t
busy little town these
? , ... ... Fome of the farm
Ropers, of the hates,
' , . ? ... and peas that Mac
e was In Saluda recently H
the interest of the Ad Mrs. J W. Fulr
Iuua. He reported a sick again but is in
r of new subscribers.
Mr and Mrs. P.
very much shocked on Spring spent last F
to hear of the death of friends at Mt. Will
cheer and mte merry at
ers have late corn ,,e Passesk"
will kill. Mr. J. S. ead and f
last Sundayvith the fa
nor has been real a. P. Fallav
tiproving slowly. Many peo? of R. F. D
w.Barnes,of Rid?e exjctlnic toatU
'riday night with filir at Colubia next wet
liner. i r. Starlg Hurnett
noon when ,,p,;njIUr day. was small; on v.
day about 4.?'0o wore present ;
amily spent Thursday, there was a large ;
mil) of Mr. The exhibit of agricultural pi
was varied and excellent and
and Wait- Prised sptcinvmsof everything t
... . , .StuthCaroiua. The nog sno\
;nd the state both in numtters, as well as
ih. in t.lie high grade excellence
and fami'y. swine. wa> above the verage
on such occasions. The chick!
cdnes- of tlie most sneeessiui m us History.
it'eil"1 With cotton at 10c and a wave <
prosperity sweeping the State, it is ei
oduels peeled that the attendance will e:
coin- cced all former years. In anticipate
riv -rim Qf a large crowd the Columbia Strct
in the Hallway has increased its facilities fi
of the handling the visitors by doublc-trael
shown . inif its line froni t he 'I ransfer Mat ioi
Ml (lis | nr Cimitol Souare. to the t'nioil M
arc seriously ill. Dr. J. C. Drafts
c. and Dr. O. ('. 11 olley are attending
Mr. Lanpford.
n We still hope for rain.
Scribbler.
* BACK FROM WASHINGTON.
Charleston, Oct. "^aor iihett
L. and Alderman L. M. l'inekney here re- j|
?s continues sick. Mr.C. D.Mo'
e glad to see Mrs. A. C. Bouk m Augusta: 1:
ut again. for quite a ye
3rs L. B. Etheredge coutinues raised in aboi
ck of typhoid fever, bnt we He lived an tl
see her out soon, as she has a born until he
cient trained nurse caring for Mobley had a
jss Pitts of Columbia. and was abou
acob Caughman and Miss Min was brought
bley. Mr. Mobley lived
le had not lived there nIrs J-M* Stead i
ar. He was born and ( 's vlsitintf her n
jt two miles of Saluda. Kenerly.
he place on which he was j Little Miss Matt
moved to Aupusta. Mr. , several days with
host of friends in Saluda m rs. Bailey Mai
t 4f> years old. His corpse crove.
I to Saluda Saturday
? ?... i r Mrs. Clementine
\\ho lived oR. F. I>. thi
man, or r.affney, s. moved backn their old In
>other, Mrs. Mira iCy, s. C. regret, vc
lose a goodpatron like li
icStrom isspending Vr. ('. LJ'emple went
her grandmother, last Satiirdy and brough
Lthcws near Pine M r. SeaboriTemples, ba.
for a short ;ay.
Mortran. of Johns- Misses ftinie and L<
s year, ha\e pj!iv W;1S excellent, although.
Dine at LaiiR- salci, that. in point of numhc
ry much to quality, that the poult ryexliil.
lin st ronpt r last year The show o
was fair but i lie eat tie exhibit!
to Samaria not what they should have bee
this father, count v as larfie and as pro^res
:k with him >n1
he houshold department w
of the choicest kind of woman'
uttie Rrodie ranging from the tinest needle
... _ i ? i he most hemntintr v.ii iet y of ;
is n e tion, thence a belt line circling t.li.
?it was Fair Grounds, which is practically
T sheep double track all the way, and wi
''' afford pionipt anil ample transport;
" fora ti m
si ve as
In addition to the usual attractioi
r''" of the week, the Chamber of Coi
workYo n,,,rce lias enjraired the Markoot Ca
ippeti/- nival Amusement Company. whic
.(l 11(Mil wjisninKUHi wnere (nuy I
| appeared with ot her members of the
a delegation before Secretary of the
11 Navy Itonaparte to invite him to
< ' bar lest on for t he present at ion of t lie
jrift to the cruiser Charleston. Mayor
IJ lie 11 had hot little more to say t ban
is what hasahvady been reported. With
n. 11 he o'her inemi ers of the delegation.
he was pleased with tl.e rcc?pti<n
r ! which was eiven to t he party by I'res- |
h. | ident I.Vo-evi It and Secietary Bona
Die IIill
visiting
Mr. J.
their ho
Mrs. J
Paul, w:
er at C<
count ol
gladly i
> .M?* ?
er of Edgefield who have been 11# *lu
at Mr. J no. Caughman and ll's brother-in
R. Boukniglit returned to til Sunday ab<
.me Tuesday, ,was b,uri?d at
? , , Crossland con
1). B. Groseclose and little son v| Mr ^
ho has been visiting her moth tw0 ntt,'e jrt
:ses Va. and detained on ac- (le.id We gx
: the illness of the little one was fam|
welcomed home both by the
J f.iar./le Wnrlnntllnli Tit/, . I _
3 ACpb at uic iiumu in ' ...
i law, A. B. Cargile, un- '?n' is visiting her
jut 10 o'clock, when he j 'v'ser*
Red Batik; Rev. D, 11 j Mrs. D. C. Smit
iducted the burial ser-1 Miss Angell, spent
lobley leaves a wife and .j. m. Look'.
Si he has 2 or 3 children j Mr an<1 Mrs R.
tend sympathy to the j Mrs_ sl3tc
i lent;, Sunday.
-? ..,11
. , ,tl. , .. are spenuir sometime v.
sistsr Mrs. J. 15. . , ' , . _
in W a bin^on, (>a.
, Mr. J no T. Kennedy
h and daughter were jn lastSaturd;
Sunday with Mrs. ,
MissHat'c Able spent
Batcsburg t the bedside
N Brown visited wbo was bet by a gin.
r, Mrs. Kmmic Her- jlr j p#(jrown came 1
week and jirchased a nc
ill) rciiiuves | , . . , , 1
ink viands, ^ucn as pickles, pr<
bread, butterX: Tbe horses
and family liibited and judged iri front of tl
IV * stand, were verv ere (lit able an
were there tliar in frrnt of all
last week in excellence. It would be hard to
of iier father Many single teams, double
mares, colts itc were shown v
, bavn't psceto enumerate,
to town last The roll of I be prize win tie
w two horse having vet been made up, we v
servos. besides ;i band <>f :t own, } :?: a var
.as ex tv of good clean ivs nioh w
legiam j,|Vt. c\!iil)il inns a* the several sire
<1 some '
round corners, along with a number of fr
excel. attractions. As usual, the tlieat
teams, management has a splendid card I
hichwe tlie n-?fck.
rs. not Those expecting to visit the Fai
. ill put) which begins (>oLobwr L'-Uh, and desi
i .... Iw... pflinir > rwl ,i
j,. | p;tn<' Mi:' 111:1 vor at so spowe Kiriruv
j11 of tin' presid?Mits treatment of the
(Charleston party, saying that it could
0 ! not have been more cordial.
6C j The t at e. |
|FAIR WEEK
ir.
L VlCirnDCL TA ,
xaiiiuj a
Mr. Ji
'i work ii
Mrs. .
Ruth ar
1' ed home
' ? time at
Mr. M
Mattbe
uiu Lua-uy iireuuo nvu..oW?j. nuaicuuu
is. Caughman returned to his D. W. Padgel
n Edgefield Tuesday evening, on the Dispei
I. L Jeunings of Ga. I-uthcr, beingsatlstiei
id Florine Jennings ull return election
: Tuesday after spending some s'tfned tlie p
Mr. J no. Ceughmans. election.
'. P. Trotter, with the firm of Miss Heller
ws and Houknight Co. recently S. Glenn, r
? ? i_1 'v? T Cfp 11 t\n 1 nct Q
i u i it v j | una u auyci mbui. | Several Of the ^
Lt, will order the election at,tended the meet
nsary question soon: he (jay night. The]
3 that the i of the quail-; (jooper is an cxcell
S Of Saluda < o. ha\ c ! iss Holstein <
etitions calling for an ^ ^ jg y,
i Bodie of the Emor
i Glenn. (laughUr (.t W. I } Row
nade a mlasteep add |i(mu. ?( ?is
nnrlav mnrninff utiiK
It. Willing people wagon,
ing at Saiuda Sim- Mr. J. C.Johuston was
think that Rev. lasL Saturdy on business
cnt preacher. ^jr j p<;arvin prese
)f near Holstein's rier with a very tine v
siting Mrs. II C. which w.s certainly
y section. Many thaixs.
e visited at the '^,r (,?^r('ner v.a
Mrs. Kmmie Buster IMondiy on business,
I 1ISII III 1 14 I I i r> r> 11 >
i in Wa^ener ' Mr John I) movant of Ches
j j ed as and was; as a jink'
he. prompt and unhenilatiiu
nted t lie car-j decisions: his knowledge of th
later melon, ''s evidently t liornut'li and his
appreciated.! ,*1'1 r* r! , ai" un<|uest
j I ho N.inojs Shi o shows and in
! ors riid a land ofllcc business i
.s in Warner ' spinning jenny was surrount
11 he t ime ah m! ten deep wit h 1
jforthenext round. CSnod nrdei
I * I IS IWOt-l KIU uw.i.u."h o.vv r,
t' r act Mccommodations, should at once eo
o^hoiin municatc with Mr. K. B. Clark, Si
in his m ..
t> hoiso retary of the Ch *J mber of ( ommci
abilities who is now at work arran^in^ to pla
ionable, and care for every visitor to the Fa
rkel tak
and the
DUFLER
\ onmhnr fr ..o (hie /.mow.,
V ? u~s R fl fl
? COLUMBIA
ice
ARE ' I
....INVITED
Ipurvuw
and wil
Mr. C
tow- fi
live and
Rev..
Gallie vl
day.
Mr. ai
?cu a iiuuatr auu iui uu ucu 01. ,mwv w
1 move there soon. coming clown
orley, who receutly moved to K^tlu>r s ll(,m
:om Haluda has bought out the ('lslpcated an<
ten cent store. Kirksey rerlu<
t r ? . * * . w ,ri she is doing a
J. L.-Buck and Idautfbter Miss ef, she jsin .
Islted Rev. Grosecloses Tues- vi,"lc (j0j]t.Ke '
visit; her mai
nd Mrs. Nee of Roanoke Va. siie )iad this i
the stairsteps at her 'abL Sunday,
e; her ankie joint was! Mr O.S.Strom
1 she suffered much Dr. jnK t , i p to August
;ed the dislocation and his winter supplies
s well as could be expect- ? ...
lttendance at tiie Lees- 1 rs" ' ' 1'' '>ean
and was at home on a after a week s visit
ly friends arc sorry that j near l,a/.lt
nisfortune.
v Miss Mav Fallaw sue
lias Kone on a camp- ,n granite illo and atter
a where lie will buy ciati(;n'
Mrs. N. Salter is <j
lias returned home l>rosvn 1 wiJi ehills.
to her mother Mrs ?
FilE'/iSll
? A very p emiar I hinjj
nt last week I terized the fair troni nt
Klccl t lie Asso tinis11: evt remely little into:
: was seen and everybody seen
for fun and tolie ^et t inpr it.
luite sick at
COLD WAVE COI
Jii A cold wave with clear we;
happened at !coining rapidly eastward. 1
'UlllllMIH -1 MllllH.ll IIOIII Ull.iw.llllll
xie it ion ity are oil to the Lexinpton conn
ted out. fair today anionp those from t his i>U
arc Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Shealy, Mi
es Adcllc and Sue Derrick. O/. Wa
SING. and Bar > Shealy.
' : Mrs S. A Itawl and children: M
ather is Lessie Holly and brotlier went to I
[ 'ree/inp i ion Saturday returning Monday. M
. .... [.essic wax l.M t to snend :l while wi
? To Make
',s Their
:T Headquarters
iss
|h AT Til i: / < I TV u
I were in
Tuesdaj
Quite
'> ed the C
port a v
Mr. A
hours in
[ Mr. T
days thl
e guests oi mm. mos. warren ^
' n ' tist church at
a number of cur people attend ^ A (j0
]Ot Pair at Lexington and re* speaker and u
ery nice time. mai) Heha
lien Cau^hman spent a few Johnston, to I
i town Wecfnesday. work in the
illman Matthews spent a few Female Gollei
is week with home folks ret- lias informed
;ted services at the IJap-1 ^ii ^ULSlDtr
c growing in interest. M iss A lice Koos-r
oper is certainly a fluent daughter comes
. godly christian gentle- presents bat the I'
s resigned his work at have tin- tariff eha
take up a large field of behalf and will pa)
interest of Greenville of about no per cen
<e.? The Jonston churcti Cit i/.-ri of the t 'nit
him that they will not
li WILL rAY. line lau- mun umgc .>ii
! day after t If huildinirs
\clt ttie I'resirlentK, jrrfmilfj and, Ijiiitfimmc
home loaded with a )ot of Kja.s, ware, whirl,
'resident refuses to twetller< a piecc 0f lei
rpes wa\ed in her pjat.(.fj ther? l?y Mr. Kirl
M.he import duties sonu. 0oca Oola, the ice
tof values. like any w?.h saw dlBt and it is
''1 '''' ^ the ice had melted s.>
. was almost narvelous.
mi;;. ??*iT a | wii.ii Killing irosi prevail* l"1
burnt to t'?c | in>, ovor the North Western
aialcl, lK-sido 0( tho ,.?tl011
i tiarl melted
j was found,
kland to keep |:|NAL DISCHA1<<
was covered
alleged that Notice is hereby tfiven to al
little that it. interest e I that I wi|l apply
ll... / ? .. C? !*? ??# . 1 11 rl. ri i
portion sister Mrs. Leo berry.
The Saluda chain gang have fmi-.li
up the llolleys ferry mad and v
! leave today to work on batesburga
JP. Willing road. They have dc
j some good work, notwithstanding 5
1 people j f|fy w< at her.
to the Mr. S. !> Shealy and Mr. J*.
I I>errick liave nut a new luidge aen
i I I I I J V ' 1 1 1
LEADING
rtuMTi KI:
STOllK.
lie
IARQEST STORE
APGmr crnrk'
IumJng 1
work he
phone C
for Orau
made tr
were sor
Mre. J
boarding
Wednesday to his work. accept ins res
nen have cjmpteted their Rev. U. L.
re for the Southern Bell Teie- were pleased
o. and left Wednesday P M. Baggottin S;
igeburg. They seemed to have this week. !
lany friends while here, who well, he says
ry to see them leave. with him. T
Cramer, of New York city is! the grand jur
[ for a while at Mr. M. M. Mat/still at work;
siKnauori. Iiarj (0 p0 home: w<
IJaggtltt's many friends from him since he
to see Iiim and Mrs work is still con tint
iluda for several days sor's office, they ha
dr. Baggott is looking in there yet.
that hard work agrees Eugene W. A hie
he special committee of parents recently,
y witii the experts are
Committeman, Jas. It. 1 he Saluda Gradt
1- j alone nicely.
e have not hoard I
left Saluda. The I p,yE aN1) TEN
d to the Superviving
not Unished 1 Wc now have our "> anc
| ready. Come and sue wli
has been to see hi ' things we arc Sol ling. I
i to sec the article to appr
I bargains we are offering
;d school is moving j moncy. The E. V (
I*.. ti.cloir
I II(>I1 wen. Of I'laui ?*
CUN'I'S. I in and for the County of Ft
State of out h Carolina on t in
1 10 cent sale of ^,)V(.ni|M,r mo.-, for a final <i
lat, wonderful
l is necessary as Administrator of the hstat.
eciate what
for so little ')ekorali Voices, adnnnistratix
'ulluniCo,
? vi *' Subscribe for The Advocate
, Itig liocky Creek, on tlie Star roi
xington , ' , .. ...
from (Libert to Dtiplcr, Mr Addy, t
'' (1,1^ carrier, says it is t he best bridge
ischarge Lexington County and best of all
of Y didn't cost tlu: county one cent, tli
furnishing the lurcher and doing t
work.
1'rof. (I. A. and Mrs. Mills open
I their school in Holly district Monrlj
ii? fl?lowest PRICES
lie
13I3-1319 Alaid Street
11 COLUMBIA, S. C.
Van Met re's,
.... PUNKRAL DIRRCTOR AND
I.MBALMRR.
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