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I money saved is money made. ?*irst National Bank of ) Tbm First N at'1. Bank of Batesborg ' ~ ' '' ? ? ssisgss n a XF ^Rt Ik C ADVOC ATE ' you sleep-has a perpetual, ever increas I B v' B J ym Deposit* Average $130,000.00 ing earning capacity. We invite you to BBI^r MB W p^id Out in Dividends, $6,625.00 V, _* >> * open an account now with our Bank and be numbered with our five hundred de- / * ositors. \ BATESBURO S. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1905. : : GEORGIA RA.LROAD BANK.T: WARDS. ,, L I'ST 1EESYIILE. THE TRI-GOUNTY AUGUST A, . , : ,<??OJA. &S&SSSESI ? ??-?-? > SLSS^..tVSSSSS.'S JS ' FAIR I ' Capital $200,000.00, Undivided Profits $325,000.UU jothof Nov, All are cordially Invl- and the btate went normally Itepub- number of Batesburg's debutants and after a few months on their farm In ^ , . ? , - . . , 4U,?o?, hUirnct nlerlff- ted ProL Martin Is an easy and effec- 1,can* iITTIimu unmarried gentlemen with but few Saluda Co. A largely and representatively atThis Bank furnishes the very hlgliest pi g tlve speaker and all who hear him ILLINOIS exceptions were the gueats of Col. Mr. H. J Rawl SDcnt Sundav In tended meeting, called with purpose * ' es for the safety of the money Of its deposit" will be both pleased and cdilled. Clilcago has gone heavily Repub John Bell Towlll and Mr. W. A. Cor Prosperity with friends. 10 '"Jo an actual being the ors, and gives to them every service and Miss Jennie Pattison spent a few lican. er al their new bachelor quaiters (or preliminary efforts looking forward to convenience of modern banking day? with her home folks at Edgefield. IN OHIO Den) on the second floor of the new A letter from Mr. J. Luther Kinard the establishment at Hatesburg of a Prof. Whittle is quite sick with a * and handsome Citizens Bank Building of Siver City, New Mexico was gladly Tri-County Fair for the counties of * V/\i t f Arrnnnf l<? ! 1 ! case of La Grippe. r^Ohi0 .. ^nC. unPreccdentedly The Invitations were very informal received-Says he is very much improv- Aiken, Saluda and Lexington, was ... YOUr AttUUI I 3 Fiima Watson snent Saturday DeinocratI?- entire democratic ticket and quite in keeping with the lack of ed and hopes to soon he entirely well held pursupnt to call In the rooms of ____ 1 sliJ() |n{f jn Augusta lias been elected. formality of the entertainment. About again; has gained 22 lbs. since there, the Hatesburg Club on Nov. 7th- 8ev ' ^ IN PEJTNSYLVNIA the hour of nine the handsome rooms Seems delighted to have with bin Air. eral enthusiastic speeches were made /~V I TY") T) fY I 1 (~*\f HOI 1"^ 1?4 13 ^ Ts. Hampton White is spending a in Philadelphia, normally Immensely began to fill with merry laughter and George Bates, of Batesburg. which being mostly from non residents VP LJ IV I V/Llv Y 1 IV/LAlyl^rv^ while with relatives and friends In Kepubllcati has .gone, i? order to tin hearty greetings of the genial hosts. Mr RjdU} R k j f. . Sundav ?' I,ate8burff sh?wad keen otitside In^ . 1 i? ' J ^ Saluda. Her little son, Pearce Watson, saddle ,ts graft|nk bosses, has joce The evening will long he remember- n|Kht for Mt Pleasant N C where teresfc and sfcronK Promise of general In Lexington County and friends gen- ''cnwcratic. ?a?on.lowwchgood *iw heenter.Coi, , t-h wln-; 3Tr<';>orT,TT^aK,l[!'; T, neout" Ti ? T 11 i i i sorry ior toe little reuow, nope ne wi.I , ,???, ir^nw r.TrrV sayings and good ciieer reigned * 'ook reported that the Tri-County 0I"cllly a,TG cordially invited to IYlclK0 be all right in a few days. - C supreme. As the hands of the hand- Mr. Horace Crosson and sister went i'air is an assured success. nn j-I linnrlrtnoi'fQro in Mrs. C. L. and Mrs. L. M. Jones District Attorney Jerome, indepen- some mission clock approached the to Prosperity last Saturday to visit The meeting after going into temOUr OlllCe Lli01T IieaLltlu.cll WUIIC 111 spent Tuesday in Jolimton. dent Democrat, b$$ won by 17000 maj hour of eleven Ices and delicacries wer relatives for a few days. porary organization, upon motion of wrk^n /-I n vm yi rv -f li a Q+" Q +" O TTdlT* C^OIY! P orlty. McClenuan taramany can- served by the apt and sollcitlon hands , ,r w Col. John Bell Towill, went into DerOOlUTYlDlci during tllG oC3X0 -Tclli. AjOIIIU Mr. Eugene prater spent Saturday didate for Major has won on face of of little Misses Freda Rutland and Rev- and Mrs- Oroseclose left Won- mament organization and elected for fn COP 11G and Sunday with his home folks. returns but Hearst, with strong indl- Edna Bates. day for Newberry to attend Conven- it8 officers for the ensuing year Col. j3CC Mr. Alva Jones spent Sunday in catlons of irregtdarltles in sight, may The whole evening passed so quickly t,oa- John Bell Towill President, C. B. p. , nnPTT JC* DAII INSURANCE town. yet upon official recounts of the bal- that many of the guests were left in Messrs. M. and J. Rutland were In Kneece of Lexington County, F. O. r AKKU I I CC D/\ILC I j REAL - ESTATE. lots win out. the darkness, as the electric lights Leesville a Tew hours Tuesday , Gunter of Aiken and B W. Crouch of Phone 1200 .npH35^1?^?vl.re?v, a The recitation made by Mr. John IN MARYLAND were turned off before their homes Saluda, Vice Presidents; Treasurer COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. Sa>v,erFrl..i., afternoon *? Just line, amendment to dia- "ere reached. Among those present lu^art,n ^1 banda?. " W. W. Watson, Secretary T. S. Bates; - . . didn't know-John" could do so well. franch|,c the ,..tcr h? becn were: Miss Masour. Glover, Mrs.s.ra '""K his sister Mrs. Dr. E. J. Etbet General Superintendent J: Walter - _ 1IT\7 I)r. D. G. LaGronc who Is attending overwhelmingly defeated by a roa- ^hulcr.Mr.and MrB N. KoTtTsha|y. Dre^cr. . Cpfl ml \ and hOUITY school In Augusta, spent Sunday In Jorlly of at least .11.000 vote,. Nearly * ?' l,e JMk Jones, of Columbia, was In A board of directors, four from each 1 I CHiCI .y * * town. We are always gl.'l for "Tump" all the Democratic ticket, outside of Viola Bodie, Mary and Luclle Coooer, town a few hours Saturday. county, making a Imard of tweTv , wis w .xTcvn.vnp PAMDiMv to come home. the amendment has been elected and Mann ie Bates, Bertie La Coste, of A carload of pianos and organs chosen as fol lows-Lexington Countv Is what the FIDELITY MUTUAL Lit E INSURANCE COMPAN ? had the amend mi <t been squarely Charleston, Lucy Little John. Eva came ilere Monday. We see no reason U. Glover Able. V/. A. Shealy. C. B. of Philadelphia, Pa., offers the insuring public. Up-to-date Contracts, ,!r, ,n|Ul? fUe^,ay what it was represented to be, it would Mace, Oiai^mwn, Brwkwgw why every one should not have an in- Addy and Samuel P. Roof, Siluda. N. of Ih.iachip.ua ta, night with his brother. Mr. Jake Buz- have won bv majorities greater than R,df R M^ior JuTe^ <^n strument in their homes when they A. Bates, R B. Wateon, Manchester fulfillment of whicl. are guaran e . .ardt- those by which it was defeated. ir Mike Perry Sam Perry, Wllber are so cheap and handy to get. B. Watson and W G. Wightman, Write for particulars t.?, Miss Rstelle Buzhardt spent Friday i'hls ha9 been a body blow to A. I . ; 'Okv Jim Rut!an^d, Ke?nie Mr. J. H. Bodle spent Sunday with ^lkc?C ,Tohn Cato'John M- Eargle, VV I WILLIAMSON, ueneral Ap:ent, tfter-noon at Ridge Spring shopping. Gorman. van, J. W-stribling. J. s.' Dunbar, his best girl down the line. Jfo. W. Lybrand and J. P, McNair.sxt -? ni -J 4. nil 1I/V1KIA S C. "he was accompanied by her cousin, ~ ~ ; hert Jones, Arthur Jones, Cyril t he chances of officers in establish 213 Plain street, " ^lr ||,,race Buzhardt. &u)?cr..>; t >r 1 tie Advocate .ncs and Callie aud Clarence Drcher. Prof. J. H.8iiealy,of Bath, S. C.f fishing the Fair couldn't have been 1 AGENTS WAN 1 ED. ? stopped off in Leesville this week en- m0re fortunate, all are active men, all , route to Little Mountain. are interested personally and all are ??????????Me are glad to see MlssHellenGlenn the kind of men who force to.com* -j^-t?|-r / pi-pv T~NJ" "1 ^^"1 back in school again. She has been pletion whatever they undertake. OTvvxixIN J,, i u a i T-r r\ \; I Al/^ home some time on account of a Incorporation is secured bv the apYOU CAN WIN WIIMOUl DYI1NU, ^ I sprained ankle. J polntment for that purpose of the folTlir?iicrh vnii ire hound to win if VOU die. We are glad to say Miss Leila Mat- lowi"g committee. Jno. Bell Towill, \j4\u ire insured APE YOU? thews is much improved at this J-Walter Dreher and E. F Strother. provided y , . * writing but is sutiering very mo Vi ^he initial Fair is to be held at Bates Vll TXnkV I IFF INSUPANCE COMPANY * - with her eyes yet. We sincerely hope burg, its permanent site, on Dec. 13th PHOENIX MUTUAL Lll b IINIoUKAINC'L: , ^ eyesight may soon be fuily restored and proximo. Every body get :: Of Hartford, Connecticut, :: :: :: n YTT * lTfT!T1T\ Tha First National ?f Batesburg wants to lend fifty thousand dollars an busy and see what the consolidated "wi.ra t.?,k ?,QI a 20- Year Endowment, near middle life, is very much | ft | ft I\lf|l|/Il PP'oved security at seven ?ad eight percent per annum. We want mora bor- ? efforts of the three counties can Who.tuok ..ui a jv. it r un .ow ? ' till II m I fti I I roWers, and mora depositors whethar large or amall. Interest allowed on Wm xytvT T Tllfl tnorus oi tne turee counties cau 3La. nli\e. litis i. VV U I a I I ill time deposits at four per cent per annum under saving banks regulations. Our WT \WII,1jiNiT. comphsh. n 10 to Loc. 1-1 ?, Dprpi vpH 'deposits are now nearly ane hundred fifty thousand ($150,000.) we * . lower, '-eb. 1 V V.U . want t<? reach the two hundred thousand dollar, mark by the first of January. As a rule when we think of No- Y flYTTmTff [V]A VT c at, maturity, the face value of the policy $10,000 D B. Rawl, Cashier, t W. W. Watson, President, vember, we think of the chilling winds I llti A III h I 'I N .,r ^ ' M. W. Perry, Assistant Cashier,-- k L ' N. A. .Bates. Y{c? "?u ~ ? . ? j?-? v, * ] f F\ A V V - - -- "" r ' She introduces her-self with warm The first November term of this b annuai premiurnVfl t.d received in annual divld^da / sunshine and gentle breezes, and rob- court of General Sessions convened en ' * >making tlic nctpfat only Oftfl 1 ed inautumns most beautiful colors. Monday last. Judge George W. Gage h-/ . ?T . x. ? presided. JayJeffcoat charged with *_l _ Drfkfit was $2 720 or over 37 per cent more How verydry* We hear ie C!7 ?, the murder of Mrs. Nancy Sturkie ^ His Profit wasIW,/'" or o>er o/ p ' - ... falling wellsonevery side. Met of ,cqu|tted. I than he paid, even at nii> age. *l the 8mau streams are nearly dry , Wncn't That WinninfiT? " * causing great scarcity of water in pas- A second case was on a charge of W "ad he .he 1 during the 20 years, his Beneficiary would have received We feel sure that the rain will assault end battery with intent to kill, the uv- annfal .livi^Ml. un to . t ??'s come in due t.a>c oven in great abun- gainst Adam K. Med. M<. Me? %'?S,V?A>? DIVIDBSW.^ M ?"- ? = ? ? ^t%UrmTan*o?VtLr M^ ,, BOS,a.n. Agent. B^rg. ?. C STEEBMHN 1 FARMER S INSTITUTE RTJJgr SPRING. rJ.r,UHm Me?u atronceraeo E RiDGELL, Special Agent, Batesburg, S. C. l) 1 JUlljiliUnit flT'Trp PY. IRIT AT U1UUlJ 1,1 UlilUl We hope that it will not go high Crested. JOHN V RYAN.Supt. of Agents, COLUMBIA, S. C- Stcedman is still growing. hLLDlbUPI huL.Lzr, LAU1D11 A Mr. Louis Boatwrlght of Fitzgerald enough to demoralize farmers before Ernest Lites charged wIth ~ Glad to see tlie rain again as It was BATESBURG NOL If.?. <?a. was on a visit of several days another planting season. and battery with intent to kill was nnflUPoM (WlADt/TT H TiTfe C tWJ I T Cl needed badly. I'rof. J. N. Harper Director of Lu. week' The season is at hand of which the sentenced to 18 months at hard labor. UUilOM IttAilMll. I M noydUall is improving under Experiment S talionof ricmson Col I ihc bank is now m operation, with bjl, of fare on the country mans table Thft caseof john Stevens charged A JUiwh viliiaiui mi .uyu iiiipruviHK uu?c. t ... > temporarv quarters at Mr. StucKey's uuddings. backbone, spare- i, nhtainincz -nnrit nnHir hl?i> nr* l,n. gi"g Y" lV " , r,111 the skilful treatment of l>r. James lege has written to a nnmbar of tne c011llllll tin tlle DCW nank r'Seto Sorneot the farmers have r,mswascarri^vertoneirterm Batesl.mg Market II a? reported Crnssnn; hope to see him up and at Ills {.irroera and bus|ncm mcn 0( th|5 sec- ,mllding is completed. ' some very line hogs, to look at then. as earned oter to next term by L. 1>. (JuiUiin. Mrs. J. W. Cooner returned home lu^hs again, lie sure has ua a trjin, tjQn annuuiicinyr fijg intention of hold- Mr. Trotter, the popular cashier, is reminds us of hearing our fathers tell TJie caRe Qf Mrg Mattle Rigard TiiTf I Ttafi} T)l3ftRT Monday from an cxtendedvieit to in'e- ing at Bateshurg on 22nd Nov. a Farm quite an acquisition tuour community of the days of yore. charged with manslaughter was cark\LAidhl! ittrUiti. friends an' reams i r. Tliurmom Qua tie >anm . ers Institute at whioli quite a number The town council has passed an or- The health of this community is r[ed to next term.. N-?berry inUiest man ,?u:see now days. It sa of ^ ^ apl,lkcrs wi? Imikc ad- dinane. that hereafter only brick KOod ,t preMnt. In the case against William West SW5CIAI.TC. TUB ADVOCATE FROM Mr c. ,,f Columbia, spent ' dr esses on agriculture, hortucultura l-ui'.dlngs may he put up In the bus- Uiat Mrs. J. moreland of Samaria charged with STA I B wr M H.:H ItDBKAU. a short while in Batesburg Saturday MIra FB,e I a^ and J ? Snsm Shod neas ser^ Ion ?.' hear of -vera w ?,?n^r to vislt ?er friend, adultery the jury brought in .a verRain tonight and Saturday mat worshipped at Convent Church Sun ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ & ^ jnlek^nes. houses that are soon to ^ ''"teof 'L5S T,? IICT f,v iVTfTfl?, RF.iiUINING UN- . \ 1 To' i^ol.V't.ociives'in' town V1 r. Arch Sightler and family visit- titted and tilled with Clemson College plnns have been accepted for the Mr. and Mrs. J. M were.^' hard labor. The speech of Mr. EdLIST C, ... ' |,.lll ,i,, cd his fat.h er in law, Mr. .1 .route Hal1 exhibits which will he of especial in new cotton ware house, C. C. Wilson to Newberry to see u ir . g wjn p strother ill this case was CALLED FOr. IH BATES3LM, ' ' 'J' I at this place from Thursday until I terest to farmers 'specially and toI arelnteoh. I Miss Nora, who is quite ? c . Jespecially strong aud the ruling of S. C.. POST OFFICE FOR THR ,jeeSVn'e' pnto mn ^ irrilU'r'S A;..!,n...r.f ?.d?^ have been . WEEK ERBIflG OCTOBER, 28TH, ,5. auvcII, who hashccn onavlsit ?ur tuwn aBa|n! S|,e ,1M K?nC to spind er and gardener should attend the pro- J 11 " Sunday and Monday hut also by what they thought wore ,... .< relatives at I.) lichburg, Vs.. re- ,hc winter with her sister Mrs. sight po9c',,1,,.''.llt"tc- . , . ? . , Mr M. D. Long has bought his Mr, Westmoreland s intentions ap1005. ,.,s turned home .esteruay. ler al Oastnn. I'rot. Harper and Ids assistants are i,r. L. h. Smith arrived Tuesday d wm soon llc a ros. peared to many, who heard It, as NAM ! .*-LA I) 11> doing a great work in South Carolina-' rvrning witli his charming bride from ralMt-r3 , usual and extreme. Very justly an Mrs. Uonimirv.-Ilorton, ..iss Marie IIt rloog. of Emory, via- Tljp beautiful and accomplished Tlie visit the farmers have a face to Tuskegee. Ala. ident of Uus comm i . appealhas taken and the case will go MlssCath-r?r- Taylor, ited iclativcs in town tins week. Mrs Dr. jas. Crosson visited Mrs. face talk with them about the most Successful Missionary Rallies were Mr. Curtis D. Tadget has been ap- to a higher court. The WestmoreGENTi jIOMKN Mr. and Mrs *. B. ? artledge left Berry Hall Sunday. improved methods of farming. 'I hay tie)c| lust> weck at HeLlivl and PLIllppi pointed carrier on Rural Route No. 3 iand case involves a question of the ,v,t Kedenbaugh. Wednesday for a visit -o relatives at Miss Susie Shull went to W agener are not men who sit in some far away , b paslors of lbe Ridge from Saluda as successor to Mr. J. vafidity of a divorce obtained (for uni> it .' Lamar, S. C. shopping last week, otfilce and tell a farmer about land ciiurcnes oy pa to K Smltli. who resigned some mouths ago fa!thfulness) in Georgia seven or eight ,p" ' 1,1 ' ' they know nntliing of, neither arc j Mira Kennerly is still on the >ears ago? witn four children born to 'JJC;: Mlas Ruby Glover left Monday for Mr. Perry llall,'s little Louise got a tbey theoretical book worms. The In- ,.M1Tl, fHnA,,VA, ' the second marriage. Mr, Westmore11 Mll,l Mlras where she lias gone to teach terrible cut on her head about 4 inches formalton they get Is obtained by h1 ATE OF 8()U rn ( \lolina sick list. ^ believing himself to have {Sherman . school. long; she is doing nicely under the yPars of experience and close observ- ' Tlio thanksgiving turkeys r re being ^ yal|d d,vorce and his flrst wife have John iavior. .... . . ? treaimcnt of Dr. NVillie. Kneece. .ltjl,ni for experiment farming has RY GEORGE S. DRAFTS, EsquiUB, fattened and will be in good shape by |Dg left ,,jm for an0lber man> sutlers 'J lies'1 1 1 '' |S Jtj.):,. i *\r' j" <ir'-C. k< '. I Miss Mittie, tlie beautifi'l daughter been their life work. Realiziug tlie! vuoiitae.txjook the apixrinted <la>. Let us not foigtt hardship from this conviction, ? ?? "?) ?"v (', !>*'! lit Hii e i<>* N sitt ti rt iu ?\is in twow of Mr. Walter Quattlehaum, took in needs of the southern farmer. Prof.! WHEREAS, Josle J. Pond made that Thanksgiving ^ means a guat rest,in^v as it scetns to do, upon techil. ; !< v i 1? v dveriised Miss Aileen Cullum left Wednesday tlie mii.sl rel show at Batesburg Sat- Harper has written several va'ua^'e snjt to me, to grant lier Letters of deal more than a < t sire tos.i is y t ie njcaj grounds. A number of promingvug'it f. ,r a visit io relatives in Georgsa. urday. publications which lie will gladly send Administration of the Estate of and inner man. it is a anno a>c at Pnt citizons of Batesburg and LeesMinsk KM-.K- E.I M. neieRanti , f Wiener was In lo those who write to him. I effects of J. w. Pond. that the human heart is so prone to vl?e were 8ummoned to court as witW 1 VrrrT iurw^^ho^ing'Th^rsLr0^ WaS our town Sumiay Jolly aa ever. " 1W. Michel., who will likely ?e- THESR ARE THEREFORE to cite ^1^1^ contin- ""ses in the Ulkard and the htevens W AN I 1 D. I., townsnoppiiig inursuay , ? company him here, is the instructor and admonlsh all and sigular the kin- anacV; downuivm u?? casos" Weal r v. ?l\ < nipt ment io Mr. Tuck Rawl. of Gilbert was in The pretty daughters of Rev. Evans in anlmal husbandry and It Is very rired end Creditors of the said J. W. y s * d b wlll|n|.t0 rADTV VIVV DATTC HW "" "li!' - town Saturday. "a" a?"> Mr. ??;gess M,ss Emma alifying to note that his book on Po,ld deceased, that they he and ap- Vets r'f r d andman OKl I HVL BALLS UN I',.. . t ?rsT , (juatt lebaum has return- and Miss Mtnnie Hal visited in Steed- kl|ssubjccthas be0M adopH.d itl m.ar. ^ ^ in the Court of Pro- do aur full duties to God and man. I VI* It II L . tj.Nr nil t.S, cdfrom a visit to Winnshoro S. C. "V"] J "" of",n r,s we aie lv every soutliern college where dairy- bate, to be held at Lezington, C. H., . . 25 AClUiS. "r"' '' Mr and M,k. David Rawl went tq ., . ,, " Uu?'"" |s. c.on 20day of Nov. mot next. Thanksgiving Necessities Specla|toTheSUM. , ? J \ Lex i onion Tuesday to visit Lrs. M. Mr. Perry Hall is in Co.umtua tins Tlie horticultral and vegetable gard after publication hereof at Ho clock We have just r3cei\ed a fresh supply Laurens, Nov. 7.?In this correspond ' '* x 1 I) Harmon week at lending to business. enlng subject&arc not new to Prof in the forenoon, tos ow cause, if any ^ Raisins, Prunes and all fruit ence on Monday the fine cotton crop of v? ,)H| bl. j ' The still of Mess. Hall and Quattie- Newman, another of tlie well inform- they have, why the said Aumumtra- cake |ngredlents. Mr. Fowler, a farmer of the Fairview i ' , i! Mrs I. Edwards is in Augusta visit- baum is rebuilt and running again. ed speakers. 1 his line of work is car- tion should not l? grant?( . E. V. Cullum Co. section, who made 20 hales on to acres Iki-Ks foi ' Ing relatives. tied on vjry extensively at Clemson G1 \ EN under my Uund, this 4 day Batesburg, S. C. was notied'Tliis, of corse, is a remark , tax are n ? o,, . ... -ih lemaiti Mim Daisy Barr, who took in the h||(| he Wlil proimbly Ixrlng specimen of November Anno Domini 1905. b, , ld b t lt transplres that a . :>'s J < c ullum went to the IIos- County and state Fair reports a de- ()f bis pr(<luctlonH tbat wl? show Geo. S. Dfafts (L. S ) Laurens farmer can beat this two to Hlt> kvid in " d , pjtal ill AugusU dst week. .igiuful tunc. what can be done by systematic work | Probate Judge. Lexington (bounty. S. C Pflt* l?dTl" one production with a yield of three to i? ,n I ' Iss crtie La t'oste lefe for her """""????? ~ ? 1 1/1 one. Mr. W. J Fleming of Ora liaving Ordin-m ?n?-n i n noses 4 ... I>- home ir-Charleston Tuesday afner a Mr' ,,*>l Malpas8 has moved lnto TkKSPASS NOTICE. WANTED , store buildinK on n?in made six bales on two acres, i ?it?in i ? "i liis ii<ii)(1 sonlievv n'imc ^ vv-u-r w"! < r tr'e I le hi 12 mills. |N|' l" isS 1u,"'r l>a,es. No trespass or entry upon the land Ten first class cai pent ers at once, to street. Terms moderate. In addition to this it isstatcd that ,,. . ,'r , Or \v II Titim<*r r?in >nr WrA Mr- Cillli<* 1 )rt lK'r sPrn 1 Tln,r*d5,y ,of Mrs. C. J. Brodie or Mrs. 8. C. work on the Sumraerland Hotel. B?yly Rogers. Mr, Fleming will make 4> bales on 25 . 1: , ,,,.r lii- in Columbia. tjiiattlebaum. G B Harwo >d, Supt. Batesburg, S. C. acres of tlie same farm ?State. City ireosoier. | nesday in Lexington. ^ )