The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 17, 1905, Image 2
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GEORGIA
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At the close of
nent o( the Condition
RAILROAD BANK
SIA, GEORGIA.
business November 10th, 1905.
BATESBL
" JOHNSTON.
Moving 8f>e us to be tbe order of the
day. Mr. Smith has taken possesion
of his beautiful and commodious home
Mr. Lott has moeed Into the house
IRQ S. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMI
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HOMBEH 5595.
KEPOBT 01' THE C0IDITI0I OF
THE FIRST NATIOHAL
n k wrwr awi ti 1 mnn W.o
JER 17, igo5.
LEXHSTOH St
urt of Common Pleas convened
on fcbe IStb inst. with Hon. tteorge To
tare nresidlnw. fT? was immMluu. ?? -
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h or emu thetri
[ ward. isSbbi
Batesburg Advocate, /inn i
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jCTED ^BFfl'fil
JR-JUULAIB^^dl
NtBOURCIS.
Loans and Discounts...$2,362
Bonds and Stocks 49
Banking House 50
Other Real Estate 16
Due from Banks 502
Cash and Cash Items 585
$3,565
ai m v
LIABILITIES.
,083.23 Capital Stock $200,000
,465.50
,000.00 Undivided Profits.. 327,744.
,250.22 Due Depositors ..2,641,247,
,769.69
,315.49 Due,to Banks 396,891,
7884Tl3 $3,565,884
v t ljai
thar was occupied by Mr. Derrick and
.00 Mr. Warren Paul, i* r. Lett has
93 tx>ught the house. Mr. Jesse Derrick
now occupies rooms at Mrs.. E. W.
McLennas. Mr. Warren Paul has
56 rented the house belonging to K-rs.
~l~ Norris and recently occupied by Mrs.
' M. C. Perkins. Mr. Koten from the
Dry Creek country has left the parson
r age and is now livlnir on Mims Avenue
DAM Ut DAIDB" ly rc
nnnn ??url
DUUiU, whet
AT BATE8B0BG, 8. C? AT THE ""
CLOSE OF B08OE88, HOT. ^
9TB, 190f ford,
ft tlflURQIft. '* BALLABM ASSOC
- -- Trams,
?4jr to transact business, but was moi
t was brought to a stand still ?le*ps un
?the first case on docket no. 1 lD the SP
called, as plaintiffs, tboagh
Jcally ready, could not take it j$OT ^ (
atil the arriral of Andrew Craw- Wed need
Esquire, from Columbia- His firing b:
late felt a ralucUnnv in i?kiM wife, Mai
s. C. Nov. 18. 08. All that tfMU
tal of Oapt. C. Ward now
der a little mound, which lies AI
ans church cemetery, In the
ru of Wards. Capt. Ward Preparation
iday morning quarter of four Pair to be hel
)5 and was laid to rest on at Batesburg,
ay Not. 12th. He left but- Is being rspl<
Im his loving and devoted tion.
rtha Ward. two bm?,h?? *??* T ?
imillHlH."
i, in ita initial effort j
on Dec. 13th, ami I4tti,
UUK KUL
In Lexington C
erally are core
our office their
Columbia durin
nULUUK2
ounty and friends ger
lially invited to mat
headquarters while i
ig the State Fair. Com
) the cottage of Mrs. Williams and the
home of Mr. Gordon during his stay at
.lohns'on.
The friends of Mr. N. R. Bayly,
[0 'he genial editor of the Batesburg Ad
vocate, were glad to welcome him on
111 a brief visit he made to our town last .
^0 Friday.
SpvPra 1 nf nnr TnhnofAni?r?o
Loans and Discounts |98,704.00 UP M
Overdrafts, secured and he w;
unsecured 114 43 Aftei
U. S. Bonds to secure upon
circulation 2ft,000.00 <jant
Premiums on U. S. Bonds 1,028.75 Couri
Bonds, securities, etc 655.21 till?.
Banking house, furniture, time
and fixtures 4,480.00 r
? ? omgjg^,
iese cases before his arrival, as ]and mft
u senior counsel for plaintiffs. 77 yt
r some deliberation the court <j^e ^
motion of Attorneys for defen* stood gent
continued them beyond terms, was the p
t having nothing to do adjourned this vefie
30 next morning, and in the mean citizen f<
a bar meeting was hyeld and it which tin
, - - ???- ? VAH. tiona n
That another of our old receipt of lift)
rki has gone. Capt. Ward farmers of the
ten old at bis death. ing desire to 1
ards community has lost a wise to co<
jrous and upright man. It all-round suoo
rl vilege of the writer to kouw The officers i
irable and highly esteemed for the ensuinj
or nearlj two years, during
le life seemed as sweet as in- J no. Bell To
ill Towill is, BO fiyr, in
r letters from prominent
three Counties express- ?
take stpck and otheroperate?prospects
lor '
im are most flattering. of
the Tri-Countj Fair
Will ? ????? ? "
i to see us.
PARROTT & I
Phone 200.
COLUMBIA
i\ SECURH
RAII PV INSURANCE
L'L' 1 1 REAL - ESTATE
123") Main Street,
, SOUTH CAROLINA.
fY and EQUITY
?... w. wwt vvuuaiVlliAUS paiu
the city of Aagusta a visit last week.
Miss Sara Sawyer went on a shopping
expedition. Mr. C. F. Pechman and
his lovely daughter.Miss Ella Pauline
-.pent several days there.
Mrs. J. Fl. White was in the city on ;
aturday and Sunday, the guest of her
tunl Mrs. Cates. ]
a u- j
Due from State Banks ani on tb
Bankers 18,931.9ft this I
Due from approved reserve <Ph,
agents 52,828.84 jjrne,
Checks and other cash. Raiiv
Items 125.80 Me8S4
Notes of other National fUldl
Banks 550.00 of fchj
fractional paper currency. ore(j
? ..J '
^..v.uuv? >iu>v uu umia uciun *1 rriiSC) 15re
e calendar would be taken up treated b
term. jty with i
e f rst case for trial was that of ean treat
it Nobles vs. Seaboard Air Line was to k
ray. This action was brought by large as b
srs De Vore and Smith of Edge- who bad 1
>ar with Col. J. Brooks Wlngard man, livl
is bar as associate. Nobles, col- ways chee
asked for ten thousand dollars people est
athing morn He always Vic
Is friends with that cordial- B. W. Crouc
rbich only a born gentleman F Osbert Gi
you. To konw Capt. Ward C. B. Kneece
>te him; his heart was as General
ilmself. He was a neighbor, J. Walter Di
10 bickerings with his fellow Asslstan
ng near him. He was al- Eugene L. B
rful and very fond of young 1
tcciallv was he tn w t*t t_.
e Presidents, "
b, Saluda, S. C.
unter, Seivern, S. C. ' v "^i
!, Baxter, 8. C. *' >M
Super! tendent.
eber, Batesburg, 8. CP
t Superintendent,
tartley, Batesburg, S. O*
Treasurer. ::';:Sj&8mI
I 11 Is what the FIDELITY 1
iof Philadelphia, Pa., offers tl
fullillment of which are gua
Write for particulars to,
-1 W. L. WILLI
213 Plain Street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
tie insuring public. Up-to-date Contracts
ranteed.
AMSON, Cieneral Agent,
COLUMBIA, S. (
i'l19. jimciiii i 11 is oi saiuoa is on a
visit to her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. D. 1
White.
Mrs. Brunson Hollingsworth of *
ft'ge field spent several days with her
parents Mrs. David StroMier. She '
uad her two bright little boys with
tier.
- Mr. W. II. Roulette from Columbia
*** ivac in .Tnimcfnn Uef Cnnrl-?
ui^&cia <11 IU vvu 10 uu.w U&m&
Lawful money reserve eratic
IN BANK. VIZ: defen
specie 3,570 00
Legal-tender notes 5fG<K).O0 0,170 00 ,(
Redemption fund with U.S. }?ar
Treasurer (5 per cent of
circulation) 4.250.<"0 Tlic
N. ac
TOTAL 207,IW.1i being
ge and the jury after some delld- children.
>n brought out a verdict for the our
dant* him, he a
jnext case Beechmau vs. Sea- downfall c
Air Line Railway was in prog- alwaysrea
f trial at this writing. In help. I
i case of W.-J. McCartha va C. illustrate i
id L. Ry was settled, and there knowledge
no other jury cases for trial at end educai
? ? ? ??. n. rr atsi
J
various conversations with J. M. Eaigle,
I way* regretted seeing any John Cato, M
f a young person, and was G. W. Lybrai
dy to stretch out his hand J. P. McNair
le was full of charity and to B B. Watsoi
same, I will say to mv own M. B. Watsoi
!, Capt. Ward led. clothed N. A. Bates,
ted eleven of his nieces and G. W. Wight
on, uatesburg, S. C.
Direct rrs
ad, Wagener,
, Aiken,
1, Ridge Spring,
i, Ridge Spring,
man. Jit. Willing. . S? , ''.
-i ^
if ORGAN
L YOU CAN WII
Though you an
provided you ;
NTS WANTED.
IZED ENT 1851.
N WITHOUT DYINC
e bound to win if you die.
are insured. ARE YOU?
he Kuest of Mrs. Peter Epps and Mrs.
Will Toney, at the home of Mrs. Will C
I'oney. ^
Mr. Ilamp Kirkland came up to enr
joy a visit to his wife, master Toney j
I, KirUlatid and the sweet little babe,
Mary, last Sunday at the hospitable t
nome or Mr. Mark Toney, the father
if Mrs. Kirkland.
mis i<
LIA1IL1TIII. DOLUNt.
dlsraii
Capital 9tock paid in 25.00*".00 _
iurplus fund 5,000.00 e
Jndivlded profits, less ex- "j? ?
penses and taxes paid 7,362.58
national Hank notes outstanding
25,000.00 Lr*kes
>ue to .State Banks and th
Bankers J? 2,488.84 ^?nds
srm me remaining jurors were nephews,
ssed. Would t
equity business will be taken w? know o
mediately upon tbe conclusion the good f<
i jury cases- bis funeral
constables of a few of the magis su?h kn c
iof this county were presented c*!ne 10 h*
e grand Jury for failing to file W re amoc
as .required by law, and mbgia- Trenton, J
or d iiiu-.i -i - - ?? evilt
S&m'l P. Bool
bat we bad spaoe to give el ?* B Addy, 3
f this good man. We bad * A. Bbealj
jrtune to be able to attend & G-Ables,
I, and never have we seen Superintends
lutpourlng- of people, who Horse?J. W.
d him a last farewell There Mules?W L
ig those present people from Cattle?Geo
obnston, Bidge Spring, Mo* Poultry?Bex
lmKia wiu) mmm nfKaanaU. 5
nis of Department*.
Rutland, BateabaiKr
-^wiae, Bawbotf, ^
* i ne insured uuu- i pnucy j
H PHOENIX MUTUAL
B of Hartfo
W)<" >k out.a 20-Year
^gHKC&
. rrttii w m
vu u.w in one
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
rd, Connecticut, :: :: :: ::
idowraent, near middle life, is vprv
Tliis is how lie v -
I Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Turner also took
I i trip to the city on Saturday last.
\ad* l'erry one of the manv
..dividual deposits sub- |1 ., ! wa* p
ject U> cl.eck ui
nTotal.
_ ^sw. ai | L_
thebei,>'0' r?>
bel,ef- W.
^'>7^ /^t^Tb. KA WL, C*shl?r. a ]
Sind sworn to before me v pQ
u *y of November, ll.K)?r>. c,.r.
ii. *?. uiiueruiftua 01 OWW?e? J ' "
resented for negligent, Improper 1
nlawful dispositions of lines ool-1'
b; ; &too^w%YAM
/ ' trust he si
& Edwards,
A. Bund rick, ,
?. Craft,
. J. Kuon,
T Pa eoAn
...wn ?.<. UJ-..J I/UIU) i uptiijy.
e. Capt. W?n - (rood] Fk**l Dlspl
i dutiful " xbtrA.*?*-?
iMr
! Uke'iViirsYT une wpwywMMMM|
- U U :*> _i <'03
WARDS. E3S=
than ne p
m ^n't That Winnin
V , a Had lie died during t lie 9
. *10.000 plus the annual div
? *'sa\. at two years would have bi
TELLS I'lliB STOKY: "WE I
l>. B. RAWL, R(
' D. E. RlDdELL,
IAU1I %/ lit/ a A' C,
ai^ even at his> inoa*1] jr?
\g? *1
u year.s, his Benetlciary would have receive
ider.ds up to that time, whatever year, whic
sen $10.2:10, at ten $11,8.10. and so on TH
PAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS "
esldent Agent, Batesburg, S. C.
Special Agent, Batesburg, S. C.
A# A r*t \I I I M 1)1 i L*
rai to be scarcely human: The m;
j jls whipped his mules till they went
' || fast as possible, regardless of the da
|) Ci
n?-. v. t no. broken ground, and t
.?irs David Phillip}},olu 1'iL1 Spring- _
aeld is at her old homa on a visit to
parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Waters,
a so otl.sr relatives and friends.
in. her to /OVER, Notary Public Mr
as uatiy^RRECT? Attest. oroft
trk GHAN,} the to
RAWL, [-Directors. W
l,(k. WRITTEN, ) j j
LEESVnLE. I
Jno. J. Taylor was elected may- ?ur tow
his town on the 6th Inst with the death
iliowing aldermeau, -'*nhe
W. Barre, "ade k??
r. Brickley. very good
D.Clark, . give to jua
A. Harman, tire familj
tin Shealv, surr<
1 P. Roof, Ward's rej
n was made quite sad when part and inspir
of Captain Clinton Ward
r of our little town; was T llllfllTTI
wn. The Captain was so ili?|lXy ft
hearted, always ready to
;t aud good causes, The en HH
' has the sympathy of all |y|
ounding country. Captair
mains will be buried at the THE K OF I
e others to do tbeiril
TERTAHS.
AT A BANQUET.
. K I All, Ol
COTTON MARRE
Co'ton is bringing' to-da>
Balt-shu eg Market 10 1 2 as r
by L. L>. Cuilum.
WF.ATHF.R REPfil
u^i- ui aj;ciuaf vuuu jhi>i f o.
1 PERSONALS.
i'pur ted
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Siurey of Lexir
IT. ton was In town I'hursd&v.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. M. E.
alker, who lias been quite ill, is im- fi
proving. c
Mrs. E. M. IIix has been on'tlie sick v
st. but is getting lietter.
Mrs, James Mobley, who has been b
i^,. ick for several weeks, is not so well
hia morning. ^
Mr. Leland CruuJ ' " Monday for 1 ^ere
itlanta. where he expc?_v ' * f"ke a
ourse in pharmacy this wi..^.; The
irisl) him much success. o.ks
Mr. W. W. Malony spent a few dav>- ^ s
icre with his brother Harry this week 's k'e
enter
Mr Johnson, of Aiken spent Sun- these
lay in town with friends.
: is evidence of much improve- town cen
in tliis place of late. eleven o,cl
;re v re a pood many prominent Messrs
in attendance upon court. .James Joe
eo~s like everybody around here ^unday of1
tung married, or preparing to Prof. VI
into matrimoulal contracts from asev
days. are certaic
Prof will
>etery on weanesoay at The Leesvill
oc ' Pythias made e
Burrell Boatwrigbt and Monday evenn
les were seen on our streets burg lodge was
iernoon every member
Whittle has just recovered enjoy the eveni
ere case of bronchitis: we and 860013(1 de?
ily glad to know that the r'?l3t mucl3
be able to resume his work but lh6y were*
e Lodge Knights of
oerry with their friends
ing last. The Batesrepresented
by nearly
and greatly did they
ng. Work in the fin %
:ree was conferred and
d the novice "buck",
ioon brought from dark
SPECIAL TO THE ADVOCATE
Si ATE V FATHER liLREFair
tonight and Saturday.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINI1
GALLED FOR IN BATES
s r. post nrnr.r rm
Mr I) M. Harmon editor of the Lc
ington Despatch was here Wednesda
FROM
vU. Mr. ".A. Li. tie.John lias been
Atlanta taking treatment for 1
throat
?G UN- Mrs. Flora Youngblood Is In L'o
IBURG COr(^ v'siL,nK *ler daughter,
mnri Mrs. II. T. Wright and Miss Lizj
>s_ * - in i l< >i i warn, <>i m arus, pasr?
lv d away after a long, painful illness
' s remains will be interred at the '
hi Wards cemetery on Wednesday morn- 0
hs ng. Capt. Ward was an interested
sympathizer with the Daughters of v
n# the Confederacy. The President of
the Chapter with as many members
.tscangowill attend the burial ser- \
r*i(* vices and show by their presence that a
Mr J. L. Matthews left Sunday for HV
It. Louis, where he expects to pur- Tt\
base a car load of horses and mulbs
OF'
All stores will be closed In Leesille
thanksgiving day Nov. 30th (
Mrs. Meadows, who lived with Mrs
Vatson, died Monday evening at 5.30 A c
ged 78; funeral Tuesday at 3 p. m _
TENSION WORK "<
ed from ?
[HE CLEMSON AGEICDLTEAL "iv?s at
COLLEGE OF SOOTH CAHO- m*?y ?"'e
Mrs. Ho
UNA. day in our
oach lias been loaned to Clemson Mr. Geor
ay UCS5 Lt> llgnb.
0. La Grone has just return sumptuous
1 visit to friends and rel- Kinards hotel 5
- ... ... ? enjoyed their s
Graniteville, Aiken ana . . .. ? .
. . ularly the Bate
;r large towns. ? . , .
* Seldom has i
mer Thrailkill spent Thurs- pleasantly and
little city. with the kindr
ge Edwards has gone home lelloWillliP
uu ? T ? n _i TMidca n/>i>eci
supper was served at
ind every one present
iport immensly, particssburg
contingents,
in evening past more
we boys were delighted
less and manifest good
our Leesville friends.
Arte a va Vvit f Vwi S ?
WEEK ENDING NOVEMBEI
1905.
T. Y. EasterLin,
Andrew Johnson,
I). Lee Maulsly.
Dr. W. E. Oakes,
Tilman Mitchell,
naies weni to Aujjusta on ftionaa
L, 11TH, Dr. L. M. Mitchell spe nt Tuesday
Columbia.
Misses Bodieond Mack, of Leesvi
spent Tuesday in town,
Mr J. W. McCartha spent a fi
hours in town Fiiday.
(i,a Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kernaeh
they feel they have lost a friend in the
in death of Capt, Ward. {
" GILBERT. i
,w We were visited by qulse a cold 11
wave yesterday
Rev. WessitiKcr delivered an iuter- r
an ^ . ....... . 1
Uolle*
The Boston Orchestral Company Is vVill t
he next lyceum attraction for Lees- oarts
ilie, which entertainment will be giv track
d on the evening ?f Nov. 24th. This {|C (
omp&ny comes here highly rtcom igree
aended and the local managers fee. lraCk
lire you will spend a pleasant and This
trofltable evening. Regular ad mission Clem!
>rices. nail
fe by the southern KAiiway and
>e transported free of cost to all dope he wl
of the State reached by the c0j. q ^
s of that Company. The Atlan- bardt spec
>oast Line Railway has also
d to run this coach over their Hev. anr
free of cost to the College. afternoon
will enable the authorities of Col. C I
son College to reach the people and many
Durtions of South Carolina with inffliume.
wilu a ua?c oi L* wr.ppe, Lhe yoUDR peof
111 soou be well. closer relation
Jones aod Mr. Jake Buz- times to see pu
it Tuesday in Saluda. of friendship.
1 Mrs. bass spent Tuesday in
Johnston. FO
Jones will vislj Laurens Qne set Qf ci
other points before retui n- jn5trurnents
vu3 me uub U11U^ U>K
>le of the two tewDS in
and w e delight at all
eh evidences of an era
R SALE.
?rl Fischer brass band
consisting of fifteen *
I iil'sc ickkcrn >>m uc st-ni.
I>ea I Letter Ollico Nov. 2>Hh,
not delivered before. In call
I the above, please say
giving date or list,
J. FRANK KNEECE,
WANTED.We
can give steady employr
4 or 5 families in our cotton mi
I U L I II.
,,,05 jf went to Wards Wednesday.
ing for Mr. J Frank shealy. Lexingt
irtlsed" county's genial treasurer. ?pr
Wednesday in Rateshurg collect!
P. M. taxes.
Mr. and Mrs. I). P Rodie entortai
nent to ei* a few friends Friday evening
il Com. honor of I)r. and Mrs. W. P. Timmi
-esung sermon at me L.utneran church
Sunday afternoon.
on c
l'rof and Mrs. S. S. Lindler visited j
nt
(he latters parents Sunday. t
Mr. James Long moved Ids family 1
here Tuesday so as to give better at- 111*
tenlion to his It. F. D. route.
in
t?r- Mr. W. It. Donly, Jr. made a short i
rin tn f'nlnmhio Mnnrlfir 1
I>r. J* J. KirkBey of Saluda camt valua
lo^n Tuesday to see little Willett? juest
Matthews and spent the ni*ht wit I Mech
hem. We are tflad to say she is im ^inee
)Tovlng some and we hope to see hei lustr
?ut a^ain soon, educs
besld
Little Kathleen Kinard has beer ratus
iijlit sick fo' a few days, put in som? ment
udfpr nt rliic wrtfintr __
ble instruction on practical
ions relating to Agriculture, 83
anical, Civil and Electrical En- servicesa1
ring. Textile and Chemical In- "oon *
y, Geology and general industrial ' unyan
itton. There will be in this car,
es the experts, the needed appa- 'STATE C
. appliances, tools and imple- ^ou'
s to make the course of instruct- BY GEO!
,~l ' * 3 ?
pieces all seco
Istelle Ruzhardt attended condition. Ve
i Dry Creek Sunday after- on or address
e was accompanied by Mr burg.S. C.
i Watson.
FC
>F SOUTH CAROLINA i
nty of Lexington. * Fresh pecan
tGE S. DRAFTS, EstiUiHB, Mrs. Jar
nd hand but In good
ry cheap for cash. Cal
, Frank Rawl, Bates>R
SALE
nuts.
nes Boatwrlght,
Monetta. S. C.
mercliiR September 1st.
MIDDLEBURU M1LI
Hateshurtf,
TAX NOTICE
Notice is hereby Riven th
books for tlie collection of mi
tax are now open, and will
pen to l>ec. 31st after which t
-I Ill l...
LS, Dr and Mrs. W. P Timmerm
S. C. went to Augusta on Saturday*
: Mrs. J C. Glover has returned fr<
a visit to relatives in Graniteville.
at tin*
jnlcioal Dr- anf1 Mrs Theodore A. Quatt
remain ,,aum went to Wmnshoro Tuesd
lie pen- afternoon to attend the funeral of 1
B. J. Quattlehaum
W??p VV -VIJUI*;.
an Rev. and Mrs. Wessinger spent Sunday
night with Mr. T, S. Sease and (
>m ,amn?''
Mrs. Hardin of Chester is visiting
. her daughter here, Mrs. J. E, st.rickI
land. Mrs. Ilaruin Is on her way ,
^ home from an extended visit to relatives
in Florida,
ion n
\ftss Ella Lou Able spent Wcdnes "P00'
lay afternoon in Hatesburg.
tirstn
Miss Lillie Fuck went down to Mr jects
I 1* Copelandsand spent the nlghi free
with them and Miss Groseclose this Ex
week. tut f
Mrs George GoiT was in town shop- r-\"
n|n.. .. nloA th HI8.1
iKiuy eiiLenamiuK auu vaiuauie. PROBTA
mens of plants, insects, minerals WIIER]
will be found in this car. A
i;lass lantern slides on many sub- SUlt m
, will l>e placed in the car for the Administi
and liberal use of the people, effects of
perts, not only from the College, THE^t
rom other portions of the coun- an(j a{jmo
will be sent w ith the car to fur- , . _ ,
. . dred end
information on the many Indus
E JUDGE
EAS, Josie J. l'ond made TH
e, to itrant her Letters ot 0or(Jon_the
ration of the Estate of ano located ai
J. NV. Pond. Homestead" i
ARE THEREFORE to cite difficult work
nish all and sigular the kin Done correctl;
Creditors of the said J. W. ?see him.
IS WAY.
: old reliable Jeweler is
t Ratesburg "The O d
should you want any
; In the Jewelers art? ?
y or want correct?time
Very respectfully,
C C
Hity v>lil ur ftuuiu.
Rate.
Ordinary tow n purposes 4 mill!
Water w'ks. & eleetric li^lit 1
.1. (Glover,
City Treason
For Ren
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Sol lee went
s. Waids on Wednesday to attend t
2 mills funeral of? apt. Clint Ward.
Mr. M. E Rutland is erecti
another cement budding.
tM r. N. A Rates has bad bis hai
some country home enlarged a
modernized
to "* " i
l)e a short while in town last Sunday.
Miss. Lille Ilaynes, of Leesville.
nK, was in town shopping Saturday,
Mr. K. II Home, of Rhlge Spring,
nd- visited fri ;-?'is in town Sunday,
j
Mr. Orland Leaphart. of Leesville,
(a,.,o a ul.i.vf Ufi.ila Tma.vU..
fin*; , ai>u Mrs r nty i rwucr
11 id Mrs. Ed Trotter, Tuesday.
tion
wanted ,2
Ten first class carpenters at once, to h
w >rk on the Summerland Hotel. ,utfi
G. B. Harwt ?d, Supt. 10
TRESPASS NOTICE. Q
subjects demanding: the atten- ro,,a neo
of the people. pear, befc
Wednesday, Nov. 22 the Agrl- bate, to b
al Experts from Clemson College ^ c . on
their complete demonstration .
t will hold a public meeting here 1 r
itesburg. in ^01
they hav
The Monarch Mump tion shot]
I>nll?r Ic ?hi- nnlv mirhinr 1:1 V C
i*asea, mat iney i>e ana ap>re
me, in the Court of Proe
held at Lexington, C. H., FO
20 day of Nov. 190* next, one first cl
bllcation hereof at llo'clock piano- Been i
renoon, to show cause, if any Abargaln. A
D
e, why tne said Administraild
not be granted. _ . _
C nnr^Ar mr TTonrl t Hie 1 riav K 1 K
t.. r. vjuruuu.
, f
?R SALE.
#.vs upright Mahogany
used eighteen months.
pp'y.
atesburg Advocate.
N PTIP NT
A large store building <1
street. Terms moderate.
I?aj ly and Rogei.*-.
tiatesburg, 5. C.
n flain I
' Mrs. .1 l\ Johnson of Aiken vis)
relatives in t"*Mi this week
i Mrs. Y. S llulstein of Monetta sj>
nos hi luwii a iium v tw i? iil i iiumiaj
'f' Mr J. I' Salter, Jol>n Stevens, and
Tmn Hodges, were in town on husine s
em i Thursday.
No trespass or entry upon the land
of Mrs. C. J. Hrodie or Mrs. S. C. vlQ
(vMiattlebaum.
that is sold under a twelve 0f ^oven
Mi% lonths guarantee. ? r
IMmm o. n. ADAns, <**?* ?* L
Batesburg, S. C. Probate J
I
iber Anno Domini 1906. fail
)fafu (L. S.) Mr. Young
I udgc, Lexington County, 8. C down this aft
Low about iif
ill llUJUillli
Rikards barn burnt
ernoon at l 30 o'clock,
ty or sixty dollars.
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