The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 17, 1905, Image 1
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pounded every three months,
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open an account now with our
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atesbury.
Paid Up, $25,000.00
I Tided ProflU, $13,900.09
rer*ge $130,000.00
)lTldend$, $6,026.00
State
GEORGIA
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At the close ol
lent of the Condition
RAILROAD BANK
JSTA, GEORGIA.
F business November 10th, 1905.
BATESBL
JOHNSTON.
Moving see us to be the order of the
day. Mr. Smith has taken possesion
of tils beautiful and commodious home
Mr i ? i.?? . J -
IRQ S. C.. FRIDAY, NOVEMB
NUMBER 5596.
REPORT Or THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL ,,Z
1ER 17, iqo5.
LEXINGTON St
irt of Common Pleas convened
sn the 13th inst. with Hon. George ,
I OF CAPTAIN THE TttlWARD.
IS GEE
CODMTfFAm
ETED WITH
nuouncia.
Loans and Discounts...$2,36:
Bonds and Stocks 4?
Banking House 51
Other Real Estate It
Due from Banks 50:
Cash and Cash Items... 58!
$3,56!
UABIUTIIt.
2,083.23 Capital Stock $200,000
5>,465.50
9,000.00 UndlvldeJ Profits. 327,744
2 769*69 ^U? ^cP?s'tors -.2,641,247
s|3l5i49 Due.to Banks 396,891
5,884.13 $3,565,884
?.. uuuu nas niuvcu uilu mf nouse
that was occupied by Mr. Derrick and
i.OO Mr. Warren Paul. I* r. Lett has
93 bought the house. Mr. Jesse Derrick
now occupies rooms at Mrs.. E. W.
McLennas. ftlr. Warren Paul has
rented the house belonging to ^rs.
~j~ Norris and recently occupied by Mrs.
* M. C. Perkins. Mr. Koten from the
Dry Creek country has left the parson
BARK OF BATES- Zt
burg, z:
AT BATESBDEG, S. C? AT THE "*8
CLOSE OF BDSBESS, HOY.
9TB, 1905. ford,
AW IUC J
ige presiding. He was immediate- Wards, S
idy to transact business, but was mort
was brought to a stand still bleeps und
the first case on docket no. 1 'n ?Pai
it j ti . ? . Httle towr
called, as plaintiffs, though Tuesd
ically ready, could not take it Nov. 14, 05
til the arrival of Andrew Craw- Wed^esdai
Esquire, from Columbia- His viving bin
jaiesourg Advocate, HDPAr
i. C. Nov. IS. 05. All that uULAi
al of Capt. C. Ward now
er a little mound, which lies A Qj
as church oeroetery, In the *?VJ
t of Wards. Capt. Ward Preparations
lay morning quarter of four Fair to be held,
and was laid to rest on BatesbUrg, o
f Nov. i2th. He left sur- Is being rapldl
n his loving and devoted tion.
r ENCODRGHENT.
for the Trl-County
in its initial effortt
n Dec. 13th, and 14th,
y pushed to comple
] I OUR POI
In Lexington C
erally are cor<
our office their
Columbia durir
.ICY HOLDERS
"ounty and friends gei
iially invited to mal
headquarters while:
isr the State Fair. Con
? age and is now living on Mims Avenue
) the cottage of Mrs. Williams and the
home of Mr. Gordon during his stay at
lohnsVon.
The friends of Mr. N. R. Bayly,
C6 'he genial editor of the Batesburg AdIt-*
vocate, were glad to welcome him on
III a brief visit he made to our town last..
,0 Friday.
MIIOUnOBI. DO LLAHS. ESSocI
Loans and Discounts |9H,704.00 UP
Overdrafts, secured and wa
unsecured 114 43 After
U. S. Bonds to secure upon
circulation 3ft,000.00 dant <
Premiums on U. S. Bonus 1,028.75 Court
Ponds, securities, etc 655 21 till 9.i
Banking house, furniture, time i
iat felta relucUncy in taking wife, Mart
, . .. . , onesl6ter.
ese cases before his arriTal, as j ^ mMj
s senior counsel for plaintiffs. wa8 77 yea
some deliberation the court ^ya
motion of Attorneys for defen- (rood gener
continued them beyond terms, wastbeprl
having nothing to do adjourned this veneri
10 next morning, and in the mean citizen foi
1 bar meetimr was held and it. **?
ha Ward, two brothers and Col. John Bell
Thus another of our old receipt of fifty 1
cs has gone. Capt. Ward farmers of the t
rs old at bis death. tng desire to la
rds community has lost a wise to cooj
ous and upright man. It all-round succes
vllege of the writer to kouw The officers ol
able and highly esteemed for the ensuing
nearly two years, during p
I To will is, so far, in
etters from prominent
hree Counties express*
,ke stock and otber?erate?prospects
for
s are most flattering*
' the Tri-County Fair
are:
resident.
i to see us.
PARROTT &
?' Phone 1200
COLUMBIA
7 !
\ QPniDr
RAII FV INSURANCE
REAL - EST ATI
123"> Main Street,
? SOUTH CAROLINA.
rv anH PHI TITV
Several of our Johnstonians paid
the city of Augusta a visit last week.
Miss Sara Sawyer went on a shopping
-.'xpedltion. Mr. C. F. Pechman and
- his lovely daughter.Miss Ella Pauline
spent several days there.
Mrs. J. FI. Y'hlte was In the city on
aturday and Sunday, the guest of her
lunt Mrs. Cates.
and lixtures 4,480.00 WftS ^
Due from State Banks ani on thi
Hankers 12,931.06 this t
Due from approved reserve
agents 52,828.84 Krnes
Checks and other cash. Uallw
Items 126.8" Meage
Notes of other Nations 1 H?>irih
Banks 550.00 Qf th||
Fractional oaDcr currency. ?
? - HUIU.I LI lilt
included that no cases below 41 cense brea
e calendar would be taken up treated his
erm. ?ty with wt
; f rst case for trial was that of can *reat y
t Nobles vs. Seaboard Air Line was to lo*
ay. This action was brought by large as hli
rs De Yore and Smith of Edge- who had nc
ar with Col. J. Brooks Wlngard man, livln
5 bar as associate. Nobles, col- ways cheerl
> me seemea as sweet as In- Jno. Bell Tow
thing morn He always Vice
i friends witb that cordial- B. W. Crouch,
llchonly a born gentleman F Osbert Our
ou. To konw Capt. Ward C. B. Kueece,
e him; his heart was as General ?
tnself. He was a neighbor, J. Walter Dre
i blckeriugs with his fellow Assistant
g near him. He was al- Eugene L. Ha
ful and very fond of young rri
ill, Batesburg, 8. C.
Presidents,
Saluda, S. C.
iter, Seiverr, S. C.
Baxter, S. 0.
Superintendent,
her, Batesburg, S. CP
Superintendent,
rtley, Batesburg, S. O*
j I\1 .
j ) ; Is what the FIDELITY
of Philadelphia, Pa., offers 1
fullillmentof which are yuWrite
for particulars to,
W. L. WILL
Oil D 1*1 in C f i"nn+
I A UIIU uy\jl A A
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
jhc insuring public. Up-to-date Contract.^
iranteed.
IAMSON, cieneral Agent,
mi iiukia c i
Mrs. Amelia Pit ts of Saluda Is on a
visit to her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. D. ^
t, White.
Mrs. Brunson Ilollingsworth of :
Rdgelield spent several days with her
pirents Mrs. David Stro'hcr. She 1
nad her two bright little boys with
tier.
r Mr. W. II. Roulette from Columbia
nickels and cents (35.03 "rea'1
Lawful money reserve damaj
IN BANK, Viz: ftratio
SPeci? 3,570 00
Lc^al-tender notes 5,G*K).Cj0 0.170 00 The
Redemption fund with U.S. board
Treasurer (5 per cent of ress ?*
circulation) -I.260.f0 The
N. am
m i?, i , . hnl n it
Rsuen ior ten thousand dollars people espe
je and the jury after some delld- children,
n brought out a verdict for the iB our v
lant* him, he alv
next case Bcechman vs. Sea- downfall of
Air Line Itailway was In prog- alwaysread
' trial at this writing. in help. Hi
case of w.-J. McCartha vr. C. illustrate sj
d L. Ry was settled, and there knowledge,
- 4.1
clally was he devoted to w. W. Watsot
Dl
arious conversations with J. M. Eaigle, A
vays regretted seeing any JohnCato, Mo
a young person, and was G. W. Lybranc
y to stretch out his hand J. P. McNalr,
j was full of charity and to R B. Watson,
line, I will say to mv own M. B. Watson,
Capt. Ward fed, clothed N. A. Bates, E
caMircr,
), Batesburg, S. C.
irecti rs
iken,
neita,
I, Wagener, . j
Aiken, "
Ridge Spring,
Ridge Spring,
tatesnurg,
A IUII1 C7LI VVt,
1 AGE
I ORGAlS
k YOU CAN Wl
Though you ar
nrovided vou
NTS WANTED.
I"TZED IN" 1851.
N WITHOUT DYINC
e bound to win if you die.
are insured. APF VOII?
w* was in Johnston last Sunday. He was
he Huest of Mrs. Peter Epps and Mrs.
Will Toney, at the home of Mrs. Will (
~ I'onpy. ;
t
!'r. Ilamp Kirkland came up to en^
joy a vi>it to Ins wife, master Toney .
J, Kirkland and the sweet little babe,
Mary, last Sunday at the hospitable t
nome of Mr. Mark Toney, the father
AUXAlj SV|,IV?.1I "~"*B
LI??IL1TI??. OOLLA f*B. ^
> i ... disniis
-capital stoek paid in id5.oor.00
Surplus fund 5,000.00 V,e
Jndivided profits, less ex? 'mi
penses and taxes paid 7,n?>2.ft8 t,le
National Hank notes out- The
standing 25,000.00 trates
Jue to State Hanks and V
Ulnbore I 9 its Oi t)OndS I
w ww??ti jui j tttsc.-) iur tnai at tJuuuai*
rm the remaining jurors were nephews.
sed- Would th:
equity business will be taken we know of
nediately upon the conclusion the good roi
jury cases hie funeral,
constables of a few of the magls su'-'il an 011
of this county were presented eaaie t<o bid
i grand jury for falling to file were amonR
as reduirod h? law anri Trenton. Jo
:u eieven 01 ma nieces ana It. W. Wightm
Sam'l P. Hoof,
at we bad space to give si O. B Addy, Lt
thiB good man. We had w. A, Shealy,
tune to be able to attend R G. Abies, s
and never have we seen tiuperlntenden
itpourlng of people, who Horse?J. W.
him a last farewell There Mules?W L.
those present people from Cattle?Geo M
hnston. Ridore dDrlnu. Mo- PnnHrw?
i&n. ilt. Willing,
Lexington, 1
seaville, - J
L?esvllle,
leedman JH
is of Departments- H
Rutland, Batesburg,
wise, Batesburg,
[. Adams, Baxter, f H
,1^1, w.t? n,J?
The. Insured und<-r policy
i PHOENIX MUTUAL
of Hartfc
Wi" >k out.a 20-Year
100 037 In the .
LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN^
>rd, Connecticut, :: :: :: ::
niiowment, near middle life. Ik vprv
This is how he ~
if Mrs. Ivirkland. j
if, Mr. ar.u Mrs. M. T. Turner also took
i trip to the city on Saturday last.
\ ad * Terry one of the manv
ndividua! deposits sub- J trate 1
ject to check * 442,353.19 was pr
B ".od ur
tz? --s"mr'vs&."*-r*
19. NM<r/ /iatrue to thebesi,oi ~ >
ffe >KK[d belief. ' Isaac
k rawl, Cashier. 7^*7
md sworn to before me
. x, i.__ ,.^r no
V. R. Hllderbrand of Swansea octta, Colur
esented for negligent, improper ?' Restate,
(lawful dispositions of tines col- h'18b*nd, * <
a?id also, as +a * Koodneigl
j raft ' ** Jljreef
i" Edwards, ' trUat he sle?
l. Bundrick,
!. Craft, ^1
J. Koon, 1
nbia and many otb?>~parts Spring.
Capt. Warn " good Floral Displaj
dutiful ?' ther ghan. ?
lhr _
mh:"? tin TTirmrr
LUlli' best and must ba
U a |\ mm whether animate
If ft care that coma
aawm. " aiouu,
f?Thod. B. . ,v?rna. /
%]
Inanimate, the
lands The
r._ roiii w*.
than lie ^
^n't That Winnir
4 Had lie died during Mie v
_ f 10,000 plus the annual div
* - sa>. at two years would have b
TELLS I'HE STOKY: "WE
D. B. RAWL, R
1). E. RIDQELL,
iiUir even at hit* unnsj a
ig?
!0 years, It is Beneficiary would have receiv
rldeiids up to that time, whatever year, whic
een $10.2:10, at ten and so on TH
PAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS "
esident Agent, Batesburg, S. C.
Special Agent, Batesburg, S. C.
irja to be scarcely human The in
l\L whipped his mules till they went
fust as possible, regardless of tlie <1:
[g r? - ? >,? broken ground, and 1
?irs David PlilllipdjoU' tiii"Spring- ?
leld is at her old homa on a visit to ~
parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Waters,
a so other relatives ai.d friends.
ui iNuveuxiirJi iw*>. OeO
an. her to OVER, Notary Public Mr/j
as uaLi'*>RREOT Attest. oroftb
;irj{ ,iiiKN GHAN. ) the fol
(itAWL, [-Directors. W \
"'A. WRITTEN, \ j j
LEESVIILE y
T. CarBon,
'no. J. Taylor was elected may- Our town
lis town on the eth inst with the deatl" 01
towing aldermean, ^he fanher
V. llarre, made knowi
Hrickley. ve,T K?od h<
.Clark, .give to just
i. Ilarman, tire family
in Shealv, surrou
r> o..../ Ward's rfifcni
" wmm Fair wiil be a gr
was made quite sad when P&rt and inspire (
t Captain Clinton Ward.
of our little town; was ? T1T10YTYT
a. The Captain was so JiljIjXy I lj
sarted, always ready to ?*** *
aud good causes, The en Wfl
has the sympathy of all lj|l| I
nding country. Caplair ***1 J
lins will he hurled at. the TUP F flF D'S
eat success?do your
jthers to do theirsl
LE ' lJ
PERTAINS.
t IT A BAWATTTT
JOHN V. RYAN, S
COTTON MARRE
Cotton is bringing to-day
Batesbiii'K Market 10 1 '1 as i
by L. D. Cuilum.
Ti7F A TlirD DtDA'
upt. of Agents, COLUMBIA., S. CPERSONALS.
*c ported
Mr. and Mrs. Scot l Siurey of Lcxii
DT I ton was In town Thursday.
We arc glad to hear that Mrs. M. E.
idker, who has been quite ill, is im- A
oroviug. c
Mrs. E. M. IIiz has been on'the sick v
-,t but is iettiiiK better.
Mrs, James Mobley, who has been h
ick for several weeks, is not so well
bis mornhig. ,
M
Mr. Leland (J run ' ' " Monday for ' 'Iere
itlanta. where lie exjic^-v '"'re a n?nt i
nurse in pharmacy this , Ther
r ish him much success. o.ks i
Mr. W. W. Malony sp<-nt a few day> ^ sc
ere with liis brother Harry this week ,s k'et
enter
Mr Johnson, of Aiken spent Sun- these c
:iv in luivn with frionHe
1 " -w ?
is evidence of much improve- town ceme
n this place of late. eleven o,clo<
ev reajroodmany prnminent Messrs E
n ai tendance upon court. .lames Jonei
like everybody around here >linria>'ofle
mijr married, or preparing to Prof. Wt
into matrimonial contracts fromasevei
lays. are certainly
n # ...in u,
ter, on Wednesday at The L,5svi||e
Pythias made me
turrell Doatwrigbt and Monday evennin
5 were seen on our streets bur# lodge was r<
rnoon every member ai
little has just recovered eni?y the ?veninj
re case of bronchitis: we anc^ second degre
f glad to know that the r'?llt m^ch did
, _ v.:^ i. but thev wereso<
t a* a uanyuui.
Lodge Knights of
rry with their friends
g last. The Bates- .
'presented by nearly ' '
nd greatly did they
Woik in the fin I
ie was conferred and
the novice "buck",
)n brought from dark
I lfLHiUL.il IlLFU
Sl'UCUL TO THE ADVOCATI
S. ATE v ilATHEK HERE
Fair tonight and Saturday.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINI
CALLED FOR IN RATE
' Mr I) M. Harmon editor of the L<
ington Despatch was here Wednesd:
i FROM
AU. Mr- " A- Little.John lias been
Atlanta taking treatment for I
throat
NG DN- Mrs. Flora Youngblood Is In Cc
SBURG cor(* f,er daughter.
? Mrs II. 'IV Wriclit and Miss TAt
Capt. Clinton ward, <>f Wards, pas?lv
d away after a lontf, painful illness
I s remains will be interred at the ,S|
i" Wards cemetery on Wednesday morn- 0
M-s ng. Capt. Ward was an interested
sympathizer with the Daughters of v
>n. the Confederacy. The President of
tlie Chapter with as n.ar.y members
as can f?o will attend the burial ser- V
zie - _ , ....
Mr J. L. Matthews left Sunday for PVI
r. Louis, where he expects to pur n A
hase a car load of horses and mulhs
OFT
All stores will be closed in Leesil!e
thanksgiving day Nov. HOth C
Mrs. Meadows, who lived with Mrs
Vatson, died Monday evening at 5.80 A
irrui wiiiui
PENSION WORK
ed from a
HE CEEMSON ACHIC01TEAL at <
OLLEGE OF SOOTH CAHO- ?"'er
Mrs. Horn
UNA. day in our li
acli lias been loaned to Clemson Mr Geomi
z auic iu icauiiic 1113 wuitw
^ DCSStoliRht.
f ? , . A sumptuous s
La Grone Las just return , \ . ,
... , . . , . Kinards hotel au
visit to rrieuds and rel- . .. .
. ... ... ? enjoyed their sp<
iraniteville, Aiken and . , ., ? . .
ularly the Hatesl
larRe towns. Q ., _ ,
beldom has an
ier Thrailkill spent Thurs- pleasantly and w
ttle city. with the kindnes
e Edwards has uone home (el!ovss,1'P 0
upper was served at
d every one present
art immensly. particjurg
contingents.
evening past more
e boys were delighted
?s and manifest good
ur Leesville friends.
s. cM post onm ro
WEEK ENDING N0VEMBE1
1905.
T. V. Eastcrlin,
Andrew Johnson,
1). Lee Maulsly
Dr. W. E. Oakes,
Tilman Mitchell,
11 1HL Ilates went to Augusta on Mondi
ft, 11TH, Dr. L. M. Mitel ell spe nt Tu. ?day
Columbia.
Misses Bodieond Mack, of Leesvl
spent Tuesday in town,
Mr J. W. McCartha spent a f
hours in town Fiiday.
vices ami snow oy meir presence mat a
they feel they have lost a friend in the
in death of Capt, Ward. (
- GILBERT. i
pw We were visited by quise a cold 11
wave yesterday
i
Rev Wessinirer deliverer) Jin infer. .
ceu iunerai iuesaay ai> 3 p. no ? ?
Colleg<
The Hoston Orchestral t'ompany Is will tx
he next lyceum attraction for Lees- l)arts<
iHe, wliich entertainment will be giv tracks
d on the evening ?f Nov. 24th. This , jc (j
ompany comes here highly rtcom (creed
nended and the local managers fee irack
ore you will spend a pleasant and xiiis '
irolitable evening. Regular admission ciems
2 by the Southern Railway and Quite sick w
; transported free of cost to all hope he will
)f the State reache,' by the ^0j. q l
of that Company. The Atlan- hardt spent
oust Line Railway has also
I to run this coach over their Rev. and
free of cost to the College, afternoon it
will enable the authorities of Col. C L.
on College to reach the people and many o
ith a case of La Grippe; These occasior
soon be well. the youtiR people
, ? _ , _ closer relation ai
Jones and Mr Jake Buz- Umes t0 see euct
Tuesday in baluda. ?( friendship.
Mrs. bass spent Tuesday
i Johnston. FOK
Jones will visij Laurens
ther points before return- set ?' r
is are but brining
i of the two tewns in
id w e delight at all
1 evidences of an era
> SALE.
I Fischer brass band M
These letters will be sent
Dea l Letter Ofllce Nov. 2-'>th
not deliverefl befoie. In eal
the above, please say
1 g!vintfdate of list.
J. FRANK KNEEOE,
WANTED
We can Rive steady emploj
A on * t? r*\ I 1 iiiO * All r i>a( t / ill tY"t
to the ?>r. and Mrs. T. is. kernaRl]
l!tor> if w#;Mt to Wards Wednesday.
lintf for Mr. J Frank Shealy. Lexinal
rertised" county's genial treasurer, six
Wednesday in Hatesburtf collect!
I*. M. taxes.
Mr. and Mrs. I>. P Rodie enterta
ment to et* a *ew ^rienf,s Friday evening
;n ci ... honor of I)r. and Mrs. W. P. Timm
ian 4fsting sermon at. the Lutheran church
Sunday afternoon.
c
l'rof an! Mrs. S. S. Lindler visited j
I the latters parents Sunday. t
Mr. James Long moved his family 1
here Tuesday so as to give better at- 'I1
tenlion to his It. F. I>. route,
in
!er- Mr. W. It. Donly, Jr. made a short
in all :
I>r. J* J. Kirkeey of Saluda cairn </alual
lo-vn Tuesday to see little Willett? juesti
Matthews and spent the ni*ht witl Mecha
hem. We are glad to say she is im mincer
iroving some and we hope to see hei lustri
>ut a^ain soon, educa
beside
Little Kathleen Kinard has beer ratus,
ii{ht sick fo' a few days, put is sonn
portionsor South Carolina with in^home.
)le instruction on practical
M jca ?? c
ons relating to Agriculture,
inical, Civil and Electrical En- *ervices
ing, Textile and Chemical In- '!00" '
C.eoloKy and general industrial uujan
ticui. There will be in this car,
s the experts, the needed appa- -STATE Ol
appliances, tools and imple- Count
i to make the course of instruct- 15 Y O.EORC
MICVll UlUVIll^ WW
pieces all secom
telle Buzhardt attended condition. Very
Dry Creek Sunday after- Qn or address,
was accompanied by Mr burg, 5. C.
A'atson.
FOt
i* SOUTH CA K0L1N A {
y of Lexington. I Fresh pecan m
? ?, Mrs. Jame
rE S. DRAF1S. Esquirb.
UI IBB ICw II
J hand but in good
' cheap for cash. Cal
Frank Rawl, Bates*
SALE
JtK.
:s Boatwright,
*? Ul iJ laill'i l(. D 111 Villi VUtUWP in
rnencinR September 1st.
MIDDLliBUkO All I
UatesbiirR
IAX NOTICI
Notice is hereby Riven tl
books for the collection of n
tax are now open, and will
pen to I ?ec. .'{1st after which
man
LS, Dr and Mrs. W. P Timmerrr
, s. C. went to Augusta on Saturday
Mrs. J C. Glover has returned fr
a visit to relatives in (Iraniteville.
lal the
innieioal Dr. and Mrs IMieodore A. Quatl
remain ,)aum went to Wjnnsboro Tuesi
tlie pen- afternoon to at tend the funeral of
trip to Columbia Monday. I
?an Rev. and Mrs. WesBinger spent. Sunday
nitfht witl) Mr. T, S. Sease and (
om ,amn>Mrs.
Hardin of Chester is visiting
tl her daughter here, M rs. .T. K, striek.
land. Mrs. Ilarnin is on her way
iiome from an extended visit to rel
nl Ivpo in Florida
?ottor at this writinp, on ),j
Miss Klla Lou Able spent Wednes- "')0C'1
lay afternoon in Hatesburg.
lirst-c
Miss Lillie Fuck went down to Mr jects,
I 1* Copelands and spent the nlpht free J
with them and Miss Groscclose this Kxi
week. tut fr
Mrs George GotT was in town shOD* 'r*' v
Klily entertaining and valuable. imioi>tak
nens of plants, insects, minerals WIIFRF
will be found in this car. A
lass lantern slides on many sub- l" me<
will be placed in the car for the Administra
ind liberal use of the people, effects of J
icrts, not only from the College, THESH; .
ura other portions of the coun* an(j admon
rill be sent with the car to fur ^ ^
JUDGK
AS, .losie J. Pond made THIJ
to *rant her Letters of flordon_the t
t ion of the Lstate of an?i now located at I
l'ond. Homestead" sh
\RE TH RREKORE to cite difficult w ork i
lsh all and similar the kin Done correctly <
reditors of the said J. W. ?see him.
monetta, S. C.
S WAY.
>ld reliable Jeweler Is
liatesburj: "The O d
iculd you want any
n the Jewelers art? ,
or w ant correct?time
'ery respectfully.
alty will be added.
Rate.
Ordinary town purposes 4 mil
Water w'ks. & electric linlit
.1. <Glover,
City Treasni
For Rei
it. J. (juattlehaum
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Sol lee went
Is. Wards on Wednesday to attend
12 mills funeral of < apt. Clint Ward.
Mr. M. E Rutland is erect
another cement budding.
t.Mr. N. A hates has had Ids ha
some country home enlarged
... . .# I i.rri I *#. /!
to
U,e a short while in town last Sunday.
Miss. Lille Ilaynes, of Lccsville.
inKr was In town shopping Saturday,
Mr. K. II Home, of Rhl^c Spring,
ind-' visited fri ids in t jwii Sun lay,
and
Mr. Orland Lcaphart. of Lcesvllle,
pintf Monday, also Mies Floy Trotter msl1 1
and Mrs. Kd Trotter, Tuesday. trial
lion c
WANTED
Ten first class carpenters at once, to *i' h
w >rk on the Summerland Hotel. mttit
G. B. Harwi cd, Supt. m ,<il
' ** . . t * A r./? I
ntormauon on tnc many inuussubjects
demanding tlie atten- ftecea
if the people. pear, befor
Wednesday, Nov. 22 the Agri- bate, to be
il Experts from Clemson College ^ on 2
their complete demonstration . . .
. will hold a public meeting here 1 * r *>U J
tesburg. 'n ^ore
1 hey have,
The Monarch Stump tion shouli
ised, that they be and ape
me, In the Court of Proheld
at Lexington, C. H., FOP
0 day of Nov. 190* next, One first cla.<
ication hereof at. llo'clock piano- Been u?
noon, toshoA cause, if any Abargaln. Apj
Rul
why tne said Administra1
not be granted. r? ?
E. F. Gordon.
? SALE.
is upright Mahogany
ted eighteen month*.
jiy.
:esburg Advocate.
t nTtniTin
A large store building
street. Terms moderate.
ly and Rogei.*
Hutesburg, S. C.
on riain | , ,
' Mrs. J I'. Johnson of Aik?nvis
n-lat ivcs in t"*n I his work
1 Mrs. Y.S llolsteiii of Minolta sj
was in town a short while Tuesday.
', f' v'r J. I' Salter. John Stevens, and
Tom Hodges, were in town on husine s
?entj Thursday.
I Kr.3KA53 l>WI IV^Ii.
No trespass or entry upon the. land j|B
: Mrs. C. .1. llroriie or Mrs. S. C.
tjnaLLIebaum.
Puller Is the only machine CIV EN
that is sold under a twelve f Vftvpmi
lonttis guarantee.
War ci. n. adahs, ,j,e ' s- 1)f
fiateaburg, S. C. Probate Ju
I
under my Hand, this 4 day KAKT
>er Anno Domini iy05. MMlktMik
aft# (L. S.) "Mr. Young ]
dte, Lexington County, S.C down this aftei
Loss a*x?nt fifty
? tiutim.
Rikard's barn burnt
rnoon at 1 30 o'clock,
or sixty dollars.
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