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TRENTON. ! , r,
The Episcopal Church was well till- ,in". stor-v ai
ed Sunday to witness the rite of con- j I Luie'iru;
nrmation ana aiso oapusm. xoe can- on the islam
didates were Mrs. Adeline Wise, Mr. West Indie
Pearce Day, Miss Sue Penn and Mas- grandfather
ter Herbert Satcher. Bishop Capers his native is
delivered a most excellent sermon, "delphla. 1
which was enjoyed by all present. *?,u " cor
Our new Bauk building is nearing ,m>ri<>an 1
t ... j .. * . For valor s
completion, supposed to be ready for oleotcd ca4)t
business by the 15th instant. This is tlKje j,e
something Trenton has long needed, corner he i
Mr. and Mrs, Rnper Moss gave a emblematic
very enjoyable card party on Friday states of the
night in honor of Miss May Walker ' occasion up
visiting here. About thirty five per-' banner
sons were present, friends from Edge- ^
field and surrounding country, Mrs. ! i^tion'of re
Moss proved herself to be a charming j^tion
hostess, as all proclaimed on taking ?
leave after having spent a most del- Hm
ightful eveuing. During th<
Mrs Thomas Hoard, our pleosant t*1'' king agi
r_^^^Poat Mistress, has moved into her ^Itlj Fhlllp
cottage, just hn ished, and w? but*' John
^H|^HH^h her many happy hours beneath Eng!iBh?cha
appeared oi
iDr. Moral 1 is building a JieaiL nWee
. on his home iot, which will give tlie fled, leavin
? place quite a proffesional air. field. King
We were pleased to meet Mrs, Coon- hIs reward 5
* er, from Batesburg, on our streets 1 waut not.'
last week. j bnUM* of "
A nice shower is falling here today, ^ed hi t
and as the cotton is about all gather- ty antl all
ftd everybody seems glad to sec the realm." Th
rain. never revoki
for the cust
WHAT A BOSS IS. - ve,r':
Mr. Choate's definition of "boss" ex Wei
presses it very well?"a creature Webster v
without soruple or conscience who tills believed th
his capacious wampum with graft, bloodw| 8|?l
. , j .. , , ,, herd of slxt
who feeds his greedy followers upon con)post.(1 e,
political garbage gathered from the jmals?of
official fleshp.<ts and swill pails." We Devons. He
have been more intent upon watching on oxen, v
the actions of the "boss" and attempt pride. Bes
ing to circumvent him than in seek- sheep and t
v ing a definition of him or to analyze wus rons,'h
his being. Mr. Choate in a few words ^0'st farmei
has made it clear. The power of "t1.".0. )'^
the "boss" is the power of graft. He
feeds his adherents on the swill from could alwuv:
the fieshpots; tliey cleave to him and home by tin
he takes the choicest morsels and pie for ten i
the perpetuation of the power of the son Capen li
organization over which lie may pre- aide
depends upon his ability to con- 1
tinue to pluck from the public through . Iioul!lu la
x ? #. .1 .t. . but most of
many species of graft the prizes that .oJc(j wliat j,
he distributes to his followers. Now sauce or gru
that we have a "boss" tlius pertinent- was a ring.
1 y defined, parhaps we can find a way wus passed
to abolish him. The body of
?N. Y. Commercial. ?h. ai"l a*
small tube.
& mm was passed.
II1? 1 |f| H D smoke and
IIjUli 111x1111 ployed were
,, _ Roman poet
Mr. Editor:! promised you some e(?uvlu^ BP
time ago to write occasionally for the feusts
Advocate, a few news items from this
place. I have neglected to do so for a so
a few weeks, but not because there is Tbe hardy
nothing doing or occurring at this fino scn*e ?J
place to write about. there * a p
The Delmar I.odge No. OC I. o- O. F nftme of \
is going to build a hall over Mr. A. L. fontein. "It
Eargle'? store building. Work will Town exchn
commence scon. The lumber has been sure, whose
sawed and part of it hauled; and the thirsty travt
man wnom the building committee brook tHjneii
has chosen to superintend the build- tree ca,ls fUI
- . . \ .. irrecn oasis
Ing will push the work ana in ine course
of a few months the Odd Fel- Mn^
lows of this place will have a hall of Once when
their own. had risen fr<
The membership of Mt. Ilebron was lookins
church decided some time ago to in- pool at Vers
close the cemetary at the above 'nK 010
named church with suitable fencing. ??rvej)' I,I?
If I understood correctly tlie material r*T,!:<'
.... a sigh, "the
has heen ordered. ^eir mud"
Little Miss Quilla 8healy, daughter _
of Mr. Paul Shealy, who has been sick M
Of Typhoid fever for several weeks, is She was n<
now able to be out of bed. top him, not
The Delmar Collegiate Institute is upon b;
igetWng along splendidly. There is a ,f> l)? 0(l,,nl T
fair enrollment at present with pros- f'? l)IO,("f',0(1
. , ,, . loved.?Matt!
pects of a larger enrollment soon. The
school has increased its teaching force Xof ^
this year to three instead two teach- "Miss Sia'
era as heretofore. an uuuu
The Delmar ginery is doing some "You surer
flne work now making up for fc/me "Tesj she 1
last year and the first part of this. | ~
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E-MARK
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Stur* ii ixl Mrlpn. ^ Sv ;?< '-r^ '?< ! Vv
i periodical has the follow- * *x^li?* vJ'fL-* i
; to the origin of the stars
: The idea originated with CrtL>
tied Marker, lie was horn rvllv i fl ri
1 of St. t'rolx of the Danish
is, where his father and ?s
had lived. In 1795 he left | |-, fl O#2LO"01T1
land and proceeded to Phille
was among the lirst to
npany of volunteers for PRESFNT4
liberty and independence.
hown at Oriskany he was por lhe Bnd(
ain, and to show his gratigned
a flag in whose upper PPF^FNT1
applied the thirteen stars r~K.COC;n I <
of the thirteen original por the Aniliver
? Luion. lliis was the first
on which the "star span- (")r Pf-f?c??-|t
" was unfurled. The orlgi- ,cst"1
laptain Marker is supposed TIT C~* ^
itence in some national col- III I W
lies of the war of the Revo- ^
In fact if you need any
t* In I'arllnnient. present in goods
i reign of King John (1199) th?7! roady tor you.
, \ .*1 .u ..? We have decidedly the
reed to settle the difficulty lection and have oniv solii
II. of France respecting the uine goods. You take no
Normandy by single com- dealing with us but can fe<
earl of Ulster, was the ly sure that you get what
mplon, and as soon as he you ere getting the best.
i the field of combat jijs outside, alike,JnJact evei
'.at spurs lo'h.s horse" and" ,s *ully guaranteed. 1
g the earl master of the , ?T,U V
_ . , .. , . prices are lower and the a
John asked the ear. what than olhers givc.
should be. "Titles and land
' he replied, "but In remem- Caipp ("'
lis duy I beg tlie boon, for ; ^Lllt M_? W
my successors, to remain
he presence of your majes- v TTlun Pi V
other sovereigns of this ^ y I W A t ? J% I
is request was granted and W I lA'JL mJX
ed, and It is su.'d to account
om In parliament of nieui- p r M?in ?t,,i lyi.
gtheir hats.-London Stand- COr iYljm ana 1 ?<
r*/\l i T m m i n
WV^LUiYLI3IA, S
>?ter n* n Farmer.
>*as a scientific farmer, lie
orouglily in the value of
'k. At Marshficld he had a f*\ S~\1+
y or eighty liead of cattle \T Cll "I* I
jtirely of thoroughbred auLlderneys,
Ayrshlres and 1 1 t
> had several yoke of Dev- * V,CK U 1. Cll
rhich were his particular K Oflviri Prnnr
Ides, there were blooded * i336 AJain Strcf
swine. All in all, Webster
sred by his neiglibors the
of the country. He was, OPEN ALL N1G1
friend generous and con- HOTW PHONES
here used to he a saying
outh way t.iat a stranger --?
everything the ,V
> cheerful looks of the pea- J ,
niles around.?Oliver Bron- AliOTUS*
j Country Life In America. Columbia, I 5
[toman Lnm|?. 1^1'
nips were of many sizes, .
them very closely resexn- Z^KV'SCl
> at present denominated a
vy boat. At one end there .
through which the finger j
when the light was carried. F ^ ^ (t
the vessel was filled with & /? 1 A \Jr a,
the other end there was a
through which a rag wick Popular Pianos, at pop
Wheu this was lighted the ' can be procured through !
odor of the rancid fat cm- . ,
extremely offensive. Many cl BraLi lehoro, \i
s mention the abominable Stewart is here and, will r
nt out l>y the lamps at the perhaps permanently, in
with various building enlc
Stewart is an experienced p
nth AfHcnn Name As Piano dealing is now a
Boer voortrekkers had a ... .,
r poetry In naming places ' ' *leWiirt' ll(: M:iN'"
.friea. In tlie Transvaal e'lnkr expenses; tlioso dc
lace which rejoices in the class pianos can get wnat
STaachteenl)eitjebeidebasch- from him and at the same
is a name," says a Cape lie h igh charges (countim
nge, "which speaks of lei- expenses Ac), which must
gentle invitation to the M0Ught t h rough traveling s
?ler to rest n little 1>> the : ^jr sjt.ewa.rt has Pianos
ith the cool shade of the , . r
. . . hand for inspection at
) at onee the thought of a i ,, . '
in a dry and barren land." I Nullum Co. I? urmt.ure ston
e. do Muintenon. \ Disastrous Cala
i Mine, de Maintenon, who
im the gutter to grandeur, f 's a disastrous calai
; pensively In the golden j you lore your hcalt h, bccat
inllles her companion, not- tion and constipation tiavi
In the crystal water, ob- 1 away. Prompt relief can
w languid the carp are." |)r King's New Life 1
d the famous beauty, with I h|jil(l np yonr d gestivc o
v are like me; they miss . , , .
cure headache, dizziness cc
j pal ion, elc. Guaranteed
an') Heipmeer. | Harris, F. It. (Junter, Tin.
ut made out of his head to and Crosson I>rug Co., of
out of his feet to l?e tram- druggist: 2">c
y him. but out of his side
vlth him, under his arm to
;:zh: "",,rl ,o bo j TURNER-PAD
i Married at the rcsidenc
rn veil nit I ncoicn I to. ... , ,, i
ley is going to travel un- " l's a 1(1 1' '
sed name.* Nov-1905 Miss RprU,a
ise rneP Mr. lionham Padgett Rev.
Bj?olngJ.o be married u?rt ^ gett ofliciating.
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BATEBBORO ADVOCATE.
'""ORGANS, Bl!
/ *
Al ...and...
Sewing
machi
JWe are now in
brick buildir
_, We have a complete
^-"everything carried in a
month Mercantile storerecord'
ossa-ia
We can give you close
Wagons, Buggies, Harne:
ITS Sewing Machines and Ge
3 chandise.
eilts n a t
I 111 1* O'rtriHc ClV?i nnur o-i-iri
v_x Wi ^,VUUU UIV/ 11V/ VV CCXIV.I
!Our prices are low and ent
" When in Batesburg call 1
.k" hi* Bat esbu rg\, = =
largest seI
and gen- v
chance in
"y'Xi BOILFRS and engip
\j " Uosph." llniiirfi-*. file. Building* :.stuigs-< ast ?v-rvd
If you will (}Hr)ien Hose, Pipe. Valves nnd^'Uug; Melting, Pm*
,sc* our plie? anil Repairs. LOMoARI) FOUNDRY, AlACMIf
;oods better supply STORE, Augustatia.
L. M MITCHELL. \ \\T T^l
Physician and Sukokon. j VV x
> AC Ratesbur*. s. 0. ATTTS
Office Hours: j VJ U1
8 to 9 a. in. ?
Sts 2 to 8 p.m. j ccej
ill! olS>., 7 :80 to 9 p. m, i
c Gu?
DR. .1. A. WATSON,
Dkntirt. j ^
Bate-burg, S. C. & ^
VI
, Olliee ii. 1'elepnone Building,
n L, At Ridge Spring Every Thursday.
ietor. ???
;t- T. B. KERN UillAN,
.... I thai
INSURANCE. O *4-1
J7- Smith
bateskuRi;, - - s. c. millgtC
larKet -i i
..on:. ? ban*el!
'ejt fn AT, utw Sing]
LXl lo monota, s. c. guns, r
TcipCI . crime
Prompt attention to all business. ?^U.Ilo.
~ Let i
5! E. K. STROTHER 0U1' 111!
ular prices aiiornei ai i.aw lar Wa
Mr. C. W. BATESBURG. 8. C. CcHYl]) t
ermont. Mr
email, here 1 0011
connection E. L. A5RILL, I
r prises. Mr. ... , ? .. , r ilcLUl U
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -r-rr
ilano expert \SJ c* 4
1 side, is/aie LEESVILLE, S. C. # W C L.
ig no tra\- ,^j| business given careful attention m ex(
iiring tirst
1 bey want ?? new gri
lime, save Gko. Rki.i,Timmkkman.
f traveling ?L Wm. Thurmond. (lT
be paid if Til URMONT) & Tl M M ER.M A N. V J UJ
ATTOKNK YS-A r-I.AW. T
alesmen ... ,. .. ..... ... I A /I <
VV ill practice in all the Statu and U J?Jvyvx
always on s. Courts. 'c nLT,! IT
I lie L. I>. Oliice 111 Kaiiffir.Ai: Building. j
e. Lexington, S. C. | 1,108 M
Colli 11
mity. Cll A RLES C. WILSON, Piione 1140.
nit.y, when ?
jse indiges V ECU 1 1 ECT.
j sapped it \r
be had in COLUMBIA, SC. I
'Ills. They
ssr^i ~ For N
at o. .i.l. . COLUMBIA HOTEL. .
mons Bros. 1 We offer tlic
I,rif?l'il1l> I ll/vt> nr , m....
: ?r.ii JHKUJIl. iDOaUlirill ] 1114
CO ATS in ail t
S. F. WHEELER, Prop, oxfords, oiive.?
PUTT These coats arc
till 1 I COLCMBIA, S. C. styles.
rurner on Subscribe to The Advo- J. WIL
Turner 10 i
M. I). Pad-, cate.
Head the My
rnrnm . JffiBBi 1
%
llulCib 1Furniture *or
a Preset..
<"> ?==zzn=:
^ SPECIAL OFFER TO THOS
<?j HOUSEKEEI
wc have figured out that you cat
very small expenditure. We will furnis
f. * and dinin-" room for $72.25. You onl
#tV ?$7.25 now and that amount monthl
D consists of the following:
\ O KITCHEN
S I Table $2.25)
I 1 1 i. 7 m 0\s >ve 7.50)?$ 12.25
fe 2.50)
O DINING ROOM
Extension )
our new T 6 Chairs 6.00)?$27.00
Side- )
board 15.00)
'?? HALL RAC
As fine a collection of Hall Racks as
(fc heavy handsome quartered oak with
Handsomely finished. $30 to $45. 10
^ SIDEBOAR
The Sideboards we show now are waj
, c J r by the best manufacturers. Handsome
c5LUcl\ Ul V oak. Big fine mirrors. $20 to $55. If
i f ir<t ^ NATIONAL STEEL
^ ^ A Range todo good cooking must h
the reason we sell so many "Nationals
They cook right. Best made. $50 to $
' J 10 per cent, monthly.
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m ??
i prices on & H. A. TA\
Ovo'nnQ ^ 1713 Main Street.
30, ^ Rhone 400. SUCCESSOR
neral Mer- cc
Cerials, Evaporated I
Goods Nuts
snhstnnfisil ?
icing. ....MCKA
SG0 US. CEREALS?A run line, comprising Force,
Oat Meal. Italstons Breakfast Food. Grape Ni
and Pearl Parley.
A EVAPORATED FRUITS Choice Eva
I Prunes, Seeded Raisins 10c. package; Dried C
A NUTS Walnuts, Almonds, Pecans ;,.rul F
Jy limited stock left.
CANNED GOODS in large variety, embrac
Sl~* Kippered Herring, Imported Sardines of very
can. "Keeeli Nut" Bacon and sliced Beef;
OKra and Tomatoes' Asparagus Spears and l'i
? FULL LINE SUGAR CI RED MEATS?
. ginia Cured; "Ferris" and "Dove" Hams,
kl L.C I an k*?. Stack ./ . _ . ,
Nto, Pipe Keep us VJI i:
ftinir, Pii' lavs. Gearing. ~W~~^ t 1 1 "1 ** 'B "1
ay ;rHp..-iry 800 hands IA k 1^ Oil SI U '
tin mill M icliini. .ir JL f Jl_.^ CLlvll'C. l. .M?J
Nli & OILLR WORKS
COLUMBIA.,
> *
. Steiglitz's |
s STORE. | YOUR CO
>sor to tluscmann SH
1 BAN
S Pj Make this your bankir
8 k'a* Every courtesy,
111
i? safe and sound bankim
. P| tion given checking ai
UU11S. fig gate onr savings depai
2a, Parker, p Palmetto Bank
and Rem- l| capital $250,000.00; s
n Double- H colA,MBIA,
shotguns. IS
~~ i Kb \v.\i n. lyi.es.
p hi rr p
11 1 jul.us h. vvalker Vice-Prsldent.
.is mail you
E^erSOll 1 )ol- ORGANIZED
tch for your The Carolina Na
nl)- , . COLUAIIilA,
ogiapnsanc. UNnED states, county
bi 1 1 TORY.
akeolcl guns CA1>IrAIj PAID 1N . . .
">n?)t10"p tot sijki'lus profits,
slicing liamility of stockholders,
lis.
N AND SAVINGS DEPAN
rrpT t Interest allowed at the rate of -1 per cent, per
IVolVll 1 ill ruary, May, August and November.
/ (illN S rOPP A-President.
a oun 3iukl, vvil1e jones, Cashier.
ain street. Assets Over
nhia, S. C.
fecials Cohetl'
ext Week. The best foi
* "f Aiik'usta? For Monev
3 or ckayknette .. .... .. ~ . ,, / _
lie latest colors Tans. , (>r * '* For Comfort, For Si
<. Etc..at $i."?oalio !(>. For Finish, our Shoes are Ur
made in the very latest ^ Cohen
s She
LIE LEVY 1636 Main strcctXXJ
LJ J * -L I'hone and Mail Orders
steries of Edoipho.
Wedding ^
ts- I
E JUST START I Nil V
>INQ. ^
1 hnncolrponlnir nn n .A.
>h your bed room, kitchen ^!r I
y have to pay one-tenth W B
lo. This combination offer ^ B
BHD ROOM V *
Bed ) ^'0 i
Bureau ) ejv I'
NYashstand ) X |
Two Chairs )?$33.00
Rocker )
Table ) X
Felt Hattresses)
Spring ) e;, J
$72.25. y \
KS. y
ever brought south. Big Q ; f
i beveled French mirrors,
per cent, monthly. V
DS. V .
v? ?J I
{ above the ordinary made \D i
st quartered and polished 1
) per cent, monthly. X I
.RANGES. y 'k J
e properly made. That is
." They are made right. I
f?5. 10 per cent, cash and ^ 1
LOR, | ?
Columbia, S. C. 1
TO HAXWELL & TAYLOR, 1
"ruits, Canned I
> <Scc., 1
V'S... 4
Maple-Flakes, Cream of Wheat, W
its: also Tapioca, Sago, Farina 1
p. Apples. Peaches, Apricots
urrants 8 l-3c.
'iibcrts-all at reduced prices? ^ .
inj^ Herring in Tomato, Sand
best quality, frcm 10 to 25c. per
>pinach, Cauliflower, "eets,
ps: Peas, < 'orn &e.
?including uSinithtield", Vir- ; ^
:>?t?. 7< -
Mc Kay )
sc. * |
i
LUMBIA A
K. \
i? place in Columconsistent
with
Special attenccounts.
Investi- ^
rtment. : : :
& Trust Co.,
urplus $35,000.00
, s. c.
President.
J. POP!: MATTHEWS, Sec'y.
> 1868.
tional Bank
s, c
and CITY DEPOSI$200,000
82,000
200,000
$482,000
:t/vient.
annum, payable quarterly, Feb.1.
S. MULI.FR, Vice-President,
r. H. MKIGHAN, Ass* l. Cashier
$l,5oo,ooo.
r Money,
the best.
tyle, For Material
lexcelled.
e Store,
Columbia, S. C.
. solicited.