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"fiiiflK + 'V ?>*. / ' jJPI SJ Jfc^^k^1__?l_^._'_ _ _ - ? ~?HBQraBt y j^H - PI I I . I . ' w BMwap " 5 ; , , Come i I THP JOHNSTON. | To Columbia was the order of the day last week. tr Hisses Ida and Ethel Hester, Mrs. . Lewie Youngblood and many others were pleased visitors to tFair. Miss Sue Bradford, witli little Miss| \ Sophia Boatwright have returned rroni ls Columbia where they at the same j time both visited the fair and the parents of Miss Sue Bradford v Miss Ella Perry of our town has en- r* joyed a pleasant trip to Atlauta. M iss Perry was the guest of Mrs. Allen Nv Black, nee, Miss Carrie Hamilton. Mrs. Mary Hamilton, who resides with her daughter, Mrs. Black, in a Atlanta returned witli Miss A Ella Perry to spend the winter witli C her sister, Mrs. John Perry of John- e ston. s Mr. Ben Terry of Denny's is visiting 11 his brother, Capt. P. B Waters and h.s sister, Mrs. John Perry. s1 Mrs Oscar Black, nee, Miss Ethel t Payne has rented rooms of Dr. J. M. Cox and will move in a few day to en- 13 joy the pleasures of light housekeep- "\ ing. e Mrs. Annie Asbill has been suffering f, from a bonefelon and also a cold. We hear that Mrs. Ralph Dunbar of Ellington, B. C., a sister of Mrs. Asbill, f? is in a critical condition. o The many friends of Mrs. Mildred w Perkins will regret to bear of her having moted to Greensboro, N. G. Mr. Jacob T. Perkins, of Chester, S ^ C., the eldest son, came on Saturday > m. - last to Dersonallv attend to the re- i< **,_ j^lorhismoth-r. W, J,.,, -t- " e __ ^ ^y'ppf v-vj* oofcuuiai to tht*iL*. . ^ mother, i yilr It 18 rumored tbat Mr. Clifton Boat- p8 wright. one of the many successful farmers of Edgefield Co., will remove from near Johnston, in the near fu- M ture and make his home at itidge ... Spring. Mr. E. E. Andrews, from Spartan- d burg, is on a visit of a few days, to Mrs. J. White. Mr. Andrews, with a his interesting family, made in the it: past, Johnston their home for several ar years. ot Mrs. Thomas Carwile. who spent se several days at the home of I)r. S. G. m Mobley has returned to Edgefield. The home of M r. M. K. Lowjy was ji made brighter on Tuesday last by the arrival of his daughter. M rs. J esse er Wetherford, and his little granddaughter, Miss Inez. w 1 r jnci / HS I With the coin H clothed and comf< I All Fall and 1 fj To all my cus j| Don't forget fi In my Grocer >j I Batesbu k \ ! V ' :V :? | oor PRICE and QU re have no second-hand or old st FIRST AVE DO 2STOT HAN in, examine our goods, compare FIRST Are as low as you are getting L. D . C Mrs. Essie Mobley, of Augusta, en inter prising furniture mte to Saluda, visited the home of* written toby the llughcsC i;H:.T;'I',u,r",,-;r'on?dy0iis rrk- >? ? v?.thatabu^y? < I)r. o. D. Walker spent several days . i,n lis week hr.Columbia at the Fair. to Johnston to be sold ant We arc glad to learn t hat Miss Lu- Pr0cec s %%cre to ' U1 lo Mobley is convalescent. 1 Daughters* as aeontnbut Miss 1 lor tense i'.idgett left on them in their go al wot ; 1 uesday last to take charge of a tlour- hall, that is to st ind as hing school at Cambridge, Green to 1 h-<:onfeo ?iate i'rivr oou^?- llale war. After the lad. Mr Nathan Hazel, who left for a beautifving the isit to Alabama a lew weeks ago lias Hlr> .turned. . .' , interesting p et lire <lc " Mr. Joe Cox \ isited the Fair last Hagsand bunting. Mr. ? ec den kindly hooked up h The members of the Baptist church pair of blacks to it and tl re grieved to lose their pastor. Mr. L much admired and was ; . Cooper. They have invited llev. t i Mrs. Angellm !. O. Kid ley, of Live Oak, F la., to oc- . .. , upy the puluil of that church next only rode with Mr. Rhod unday morning and evening. lie manipulated the ribbons lay he called to the pulpit here. iDg skill. 1 heard her sa The town has a treat in supposed that she was th Lore. Edwin It. Weeks, with his 'n Ldgetield < o. -lis. B roupe, the Misses Grace .lilson Weeks, widow of col, lorn l?ac>n oprana and Elizabeth May Weeks, mel,t was the first to lea\ Violinist, botli well know and talent- of South Carolina foi the d artists will give an Intel'ecaut; On Monday night there Last on the fitli or Nov. eritig at the store or Mr. i Mr. M. L. Moyer and his wife the The band played Dixie; ither and mother of Mr. Ed. Moyer, f,ers r'.)?ti,.an stood in : , ,, ? several ladies give sdecti f our town, arc now with him for the Qf th(J Rrand pi;lI1,1S in l(, rinter. Terrel in clioiccand apnrr Mr. and Mrs. Kemp, with tlieir presented Mrs. J. II. \\ hi .. dent of tile local chapter aughters. Mrs Angcl.ne Kacon, and lIl3 proce(!ds of that day trp. Hariet Kenny, also Miss Mattie jn the store and from sal Lekiny were here. gy. Mrs. White, in be 1 , chapter, thanked, notou M^s. Hariet Kenny is rccoyvii^r i?M= , ' yfa m a hi'-"*-.* ' ? i m l amu .v. . -tttio 1IU\ . om a tall fit . ouggy a i?;w tveeks ing hand. After the pre ist. the money, cake and lei handed around free and Red and white was the eolor for that, it was a pleasant onday. Many stores were decorated pleasant day. _ Messrs M I I th Confederate flags &c as an in- SOU donatga $5.00 to the I icement to customers to trade that ly, eacli one buying, to the value of C!TTP0|?C!C[ TRI dollar, received a card that entitled OUUU?lOw> Ul i?l 3 possessor to a free lunch furnished TT7?F id served by the Daughters at their ' Will vn Hall. Quite a number were' ... . . . ? t ... , , Washington, Oct. :tl. rved. It was a good substantial r, . , , m. .? f Department lias ordered < eal. Tbe wraiters were some of our . , . , ... . , , ... ,, ... _, ports from every wireless i ett est girls, Misses Hattie Toney, , , , ii **1, a n in'.-. i .1 howfareachcaughtthe.nl la Mobley and Pearl White and otli- , ,. .. .. J from the President s l!ag> s" voyage. It, is expected ic Several weeks ago Mr. Colib, the liable information as to t IIHAAM BirDM I &&&&&&?-i * v? ; ? ; r ; r : ling of winter every man, worn Drtable I have duced mv Ovei ev Winter clothing in like proportk ? , /~\ , f? Keguiar 8 cent uutmg ior Regular 10 centOuting for ;tomers traveling here next we< that I am headquarters for Mil y Department I have Fresh Oys i TBI BATZSBURO ADVOOAT*. <T YOU KIN ALITY should gover ;ock goods and our prices ar QUALITY L) LI ] ANY- SHODDY them with others offered y< QUALITY y from others on MILL SEC :ullui BATESBURQ, S. C. dealer, was wireless telegraphy. 1 o o! Lynch- Speaking of the wireless work in no uild be sent Alaska. between Nome and .^t. Mich- as il part of tie ael, a distance of l<i7 miles. General ven to the (;rcejv> chief signal Officer of the ? ;on to he.n ^,.my,says in his annual report: 1 1 bi.iiding a (),, August#. 1904. it completed a a monument year of service. n has handled daily ilea of th- )..() u:.intorruptcdly the entire telee l ad tin graphic business of Nome and the buggy for eward peninsula. which, together scnl-ed an with t!ie official business averages 11 rfwt.cd wit k several I liousands words daily. More r? \rthur Klio- than a million Words were sent during pi is liandsoiue the year, many , thousand being cumle team was niereia! code words. In which no error hi i groat at- |)as ever been traced. In a single vt > bacon not ilf;ur there have been transniittedover '' en but she this section 20<'b words without erroi with surpris- (,r repetition. During the year there v iy that she were 184,030 messages, besides consid n e oldest lady erable free official business.? Haiti aeon is the more News. i, whose rer- in wards warn, I was a gat'.i- 1 G. P. ?'obb. As I havn't written anything to th? 11 the Daugh- Advocate in sometime I you will givi ippreeiation: a few dots of our ,itlle c,ty- iT tn< on in' Mr. Zonny Kreps, who clerks ii 1( c store. Mr. Johnston was in town Sunday after tpriatc words noon. s w'itJ^Uii^O."!" hisses Mayme Jones and Julia Kirk from sales spent Tuesday afternoon ii , oof the bug- Kidge Spring. * half of the . Mr. Clyde ?~" hley of Columbia spen u ly. Mr. ^<^ohK^ city, .i -- p LI hrtfucst of v - V f fl.... ,, sentation of ,, , ? , . rT, t' -v ( monade was Col. C. L. Jones spent Tues , , I al agreed Batesburg and Lecsville. ^ ,1);1 finale to a We are certainly sorry to say,.,^ hi | j. Mover and Captain Ward isn't any better at ~ vv laughters. writing. *>w i, Mrs. Blake of Lawrence after spend W1 ip ing somtimc with her daughter Mrs * |j I kiss, lirs gone to Gr.tniteville tospen sometime with her daughter then ,rj in? Mrs. Bass accompanied her mother tLfcLilbb. spond a f. w flays J Mr. and Mrs. Hom>*r Thrailkill spent A1 1 he Navy Sunday with thelatters mother Mrs r" complete re- J. O 'ones wc station as to Mi s L M. .to r s went shopping al st| essages sent Johns' -\ Tue? I i j afternoon accom- on ship on his\panicti by Miss E lie Jones. qx ? obtain val\ MissFlema vv aison spent Saturday I te i,? f afternoon with her s ster r'rs. Hamp- r, he scope of lnn w,iiie Dl ?-? ? i~ j r j t t ? t ; i' ? ? *-s- j 3 ? 3 an and child should have w; rcoats from )n. I give you a few specia ?k I will sell 20 yards of Riv linei v and Dress Goods. sters every S: rday. i u I ? . ., 11 ? ??? IOW? n your purchases. i e as low as any one can make y GOODS. OR AUCrnON G OODS, on and you will be convinced ou GOODS ONDS AND AUCTION GOOD! M C O M P ?^??? >!? IK'-II ! ? ?crfccmnci Mr. .Ioc Watson, who lives out on . F. I> was in town Sunday after-1 or. Joe dosu'l conii' to town quite j often as he did a while ago. MOIfYiLLE LETTER. Preven 1 Mr. IOditor. if \ou w: 11 permit, T E <2 ill again t ry to sa> a few words t<> *--* ?* tC tVl e readers of the dear okl Adv i*jU\ , The wvather is tine now: had a nice r? in Lo-day, faued olT and is now very I ? Bficila V^a-1] easent. ! Well boys and girls. you ought toj ive been in the lit t lorit.v nf .hiokcnn-i Sometimes a l lie last. Sat unlay and t ?? Da ve seen I uftcr taUln(f ,?ediclr ic chief executive, Mr. President he | as honored with the greatestrrspe ' by Physicians and t lat man could pcsire. '' lie streets ; ere all decorated with F S llags from the attack of id a corps of one hundred soldiers , , Mowed the President as an escort I when it is fron 1 I an sorry to say we are. all still shut I improperly compoui with the quarantine law. hut 1 ? . , 1Wl,, link we can pet out pretty soon now, competent gg ; t.' e cool weather is doing away with j This is not the le Yellow Jack. We haven't had ly cases here yet and don't think ! you have your ] lere is any dancer of anv now. I ... ,. . f ' 11 Idled by Well boys, if any of you ever lived i house on wheels no doubt you know I jw 1 live. I live in a camp carr on ' ?-*-? icA.C I. It It. and sometimes it | IflHTlOtlS not like living in Batesburg. I 1 went up town t his morning, think-: g 1 v.ou'd have chicken for bre&k ! .st. hut came back with a face as j ngas my irm. for wh *n I asked the ? dee of chickens, they said sixty That did me up MANS UNIRLAS01N< 1 think if you have chickens to sell ?^cn as.*^> >u had better send them down as | Thos. great as ?ey arc bringing el ven cents per lb. lican. yAustjn, Mgr. of We have a good market and every unrcjumf Leavenworth, Ii ling is bringing a good price, both ! low^Ronable, when lie rel hen you go to sell and when go ; J . . xv' } r.oocj-bve doctors to operate ie. J ^ ,-ior female trouble, *'lnste ? * . "we concluded to try Elec 'I Thank the Lord!" My wife was then so sick ied Hannah Plant, of Little Hock, j hardly leave her bed, and k., ' for the relief I got Bucklen's I cians had failed to relicvi niea Salve. It cured my fearful j taking Electric hitters, si nning sores, which nothing else fectly cured, and car now uld heal, and frOm which I bad , her household duties. ' ITer. d for 5 years." It is a marvel- by O. J, Harris, F. B. <1 s healer fcr cuts, burns and wounds mons Bros, and <'rosson ! laranteed at O J Harris. F. B. (Tun Leesville druggist, price 0' r, Tinimons Bros , and Crosson ug Co., of Leesville druggist: L'-'c. Subscribe for The Advo i w i mm uvii arm clothes to wear. In orde = = - $8.00 to i 1 prices, as follows: - 6 1-2 cents. 8 cents, erside Plaid for $1.00. DPE5^ *TT-* MMManM _ I ANY.) J VISIT ! VAN METRES | on THE | "QUALITY" I re. i FURNITURE | I patient dies J STORE. ie prescriber. ? hinks it is . _ , -J<? the disease; The place wnere prescriptions c|eg^. ou^]ay Wj]l uled by in-: J give you the most """'satisfaction." ' ( prescriptions // Largest store f argest stock owest prices f * A. ~ 1313-1319 Main Street. ' VANMETREsl ' 'used to al- ) i a.".';ihe?a,e; Funeral Director t?c'titters, i and Embalmer. , she could j I live physi- .. ? pe"i reading notice. perform all j Everyman owes it to himself an 1 Guaranteed , his family to master a trade of pro- i 1 outer. Tim-i fession. Head the display advertise- 1 I > rutf Co., of clmeut of the six Morse Schools of Tel ! l*c- I egraphy. in this issue and learn how ? ? j easiiy a yountf man or lady may learn i eate. ' e^raphy ar.d he assured a position. mxmiWEMi BHiiEl. j I ;r that you all may be f< t 55.00. i ! Carolina. I uJI