The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 17, 1905, Image 3
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Fair brings, almost immediately to i?
B BBatesbiirg, the site of the Fair, a visit -IK
the agricultural experts of Clemson
B K College, traveling, as they do, with
equipment for the dissemination ^
useful and necessary knowledge Ql
both by lectures and by panoramic j
lews; wbat, may we reasonably expect,
as a full return for a develop \\7
ed and operative Fair? At Bafcesbuig
on Nov. 22nd a number or lectures, ^
made plain by view illustration, will
be given for the entertainment and I
betterment of the people of Aiken. J
Saluda ..and Lexington Counties and 1
for all else who come.
These experts, men who have made
a careful and untiring study of the wa
farming needs of South Carolina. \vi!l
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tell you (that means all who are wise
enough to profit) about the
needs of your soil, how. while growing l>"
crops upon it, at the same timt to enrich
it; the insect pests; the best va" 1)11
riotics of what to plant and how to !'u
plant it; in other words, all that which esl
tends to a maximum crop at a mini- "f
mum cost, will be made clearly plain
to all who listen and look, by lectures ('01
fpQ
illustrated by panoramic views.
These lectures are free to all No ljN
charge for admittance. The helping lJL'!
^ hand of science is Leld out to you and 001
^ 4-U* .inmn Af A iL'nn Inrln ,, nH hUl
UIIC f^VAAi liaiUV \J i iunv/ii | utiv.
Lexington Counties hangs in the bal- ^
ance to be weighad by the enthusiasm "f
with which you grasp the hand an<
of proffered help, in welcome tl*'
South Carolina, through Clemson 'as
College, works for you, by your pres- unl
ence show that you understand, ap- as
predate and deser /e it. K
tin
DARKER THAN NIGHT. ro0
bes
The inhuman butchery of defense- p(lf
less Jews in Russia by the people and Cerj
with the connivance and consent of ces
the powers that be, is far more atroj
clous than those massacres of A menian
Christians by the Turks, wliich soout- ll 1
raged the humanities of the Christian Kn
MT IJ wo
World.
Yes! these murders, by professing sla
Christians, inspired by lust or plunder "f
and self-atoned by bigotry, are in- eV?
finitely morecrimina!,than thosecommitted
by the Mohammedan Turk.
The slaughter of the Jews in Rus.
sia is by a people professing christian
ity, the doctrine of Christ, the Redeemer;
a religion that teaches gentleness,
forgiveness, charity and a reIJ
IS
turn of good for evil, whereas, th iigi
Massacre of the Americau Christians, I P?r
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THEY DO 1 HE
all sizes. One and two h
MIDDLEBUSTERS and S
* prices and catalogue.
IJllM-fkllil
ARDWARE CO
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Th* Bank of Lees1
Capital, $3O,O00.G(
fVipney accepted on depnsit^-Lar^e cle
small deposits?all welcome
Our business methods are careful ana
the safety of our depositors
^eesville, = = - South c
H. F. IIENDR1X, J. L. MATTHEWS, II. i
President Vice. Pres.
1. W. H. TIMMERMAN. U. X. ;GUNTER
President. Vice-President.
ITIZENS BANK OF BATI
PAID UP CAPITA1. STOCK. $30,000.0
E. F. STIMH^R, Atty. HA'
the public
!cfm!^^^Mngterms. Der
hted.
4 per cent interest oh time
iterest payable quarterly,
id acquaintances are cordial
> call unon the Officers
hether they have business o
le our institution
DIRECTORS Dlt
)R. VV. H. TIMwERMAN OR. W P.
J. X. GUNTEIi W. K. SHE
S. F. S I RQ 11IER J. FRANK
. EDWARDS DR. M. U.
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s by followers of Mohammet, whom ?
ise people believe to have been the VI
ssiali and whose religion, lslamism,
ledience toGod's will, as set forth VAN J
the Koran, their bible) commands
, who' believe "'there is no God rpi
L God and Mohammet is God's J
>ph*t," to spread it to t lie re mot- V
pails of H e eaitliar the point LJ x"X
the A word.
iVhich murders arc the most unpar- FURN
sable, those, committed by men prosing
Christianity, and condemned STC
the preaching of Christ, or those,
pet rated by Moslems, explicitly
nmanded by the teaching of Mo- iaI
timet? lllC pi
iVith a leadership drunk from greed lYlOClGSt 0
power and steeped in debauchery
3, with a people, from lack of in- give you
liirence and savageness of nature .
shown by the abuse of the Jew; SciLlSIclCl/]
fit for self government, if there be
liver lining to the ctouds overhang"
Russia, no eye can see it. Of al W Al<(JbSl
- - I Ak(ihS i
; lands on Uie lace or me uiuoe, ; JIL^AWPST
re hopelessly benighted ami blood
otten Country, from rulers t<
>ple, does not, today blacken thr 1313-1319
itury'srecord and block its arlvan-J COLUMI
to general civilization, than
VANM
k (though is itdillicult to see how:
s to be hoped, that conditions in
ssia will not have to glow much 1 1
rse, before a foundation be reached. clIlQ liilTl 1
ble enough to erect npon ir, a form
government fair to all, and. in PRESIDENT S
,nt uallllescreatlve, ,n the up build- Wa8Wn|,t0?. K#
; of rightful strength. ridge, of Mi<ints>
staled to his old pi
mmm go^e
FOR PROHIBITION. SSS?
Ireenvlllc County voted out the
ipensary yesterday. 'I he vole vices in the I'hilip
it The majority against the ('.is- thai hlsfcvife was a
isary wasat least four loone. No hither at ivil War
J .. ... two months su-p i
shewing a dispensary majority. ment ?N? Y Com
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everything
^Mercantile
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aBwaawi Wagons, ]
... " Sewing M?
VfiSe, chandise.
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refits and
guarantee j _
Our goo
Carolina. Our prices
MKETZK, When ir
Cashier.
Ass't Cashier^ Kali
BSBURG.
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)OSitS So=W??- >:
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deposits, i? m. Mi ll
Friends batesbn r>
ly invited oaSTiS
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of Bank ^
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OR. .1. A. '
SECTORS. Bt,:^
TIM MERMAN
A LEY
KNKECE 011i?* * it. 'IVlepi
BOAT WRIGHT. At Spring I
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JOHN K.
LITY" atioi:nev
MONK'IT
'ITURE Prompt attention
)reATTORNEY
ace where I1ATB81>U
'Utlay will
the most *
Attorney and Coi
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All business tfiven
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PRICES TiiLiinioNn a"
ATToKXEVI
Will practice in nil
Alain Street,
Ofllee in Kaiiir
fllA, S. C. Lexinjftoi
ETRES, CHARLES C
Director ARCI"
salmer. . OI.UMHI
ROW S MERCY. ~~~ "
v. m.?h alter Kid- . . COLUMBL
La, has been reinhiiiuu
of assistant *
lurcati of sLandu)(Is I'TvST. liOIEL
i.aelf
I)is automobile in S. F. WrfEF
.ideiit s couch. and
secret mtv ce men C'OLIJM HI
akts it clear thatwell
deserved, bin
utf in ill's k'ood s -r
nines, and the met Subscribe D
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veil ran lie deems a
islon ample punish- CUlt*.
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now in our new & 6g
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X carried in a first class g Al
: store. ? '.t:
10 p
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give you close prices on ||
Buggies, Harness, Organs, a {Jj
ichines and General MerCeri
els are new and substantial,
i are low and enticing.
I Batesburg call to see us.
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W A T.SOX, V^X Ui Nl^T v^
1st. t;.j
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ioim* BuihUng.
Guns. ?
'Ithaca, Parker, ft
Smith and Rem- B
- . s. o. mington Double- i!
"T-,"T3 barrel shotguns. ey
I>It LLDl rs 1 -i ]
v.-,.a?- Single barrel ^
1', a c. guns, rifles and air n '
to a,l business. gUllS. ^
Let us mail you
10THF.R our lngersoll Dol*t
law lar Watch for your Th
no. 8. c. | camp trip.
Phonographs and Mlvn
swix, .Records.
unscllor at Law, i ttt i i 11
lh s c I Wg take old 1^*1111 s rAI.j
cureiui atieiition in exchange for f\Z?\
new guns.
: gun and
11MMBRMAN. n^T'C1?tT'TTT '"Ur"
".r",. ' locksmith.
the Mat* ami I W A
iST!EGLITZ GUN STORE, wn.it
iiiar: Riiilihni;. i
11. S. I 1508 MAIN &TREKT.
Columbia, S. C.
!. WILSON, l'hone 1440. ??
EGT SON LOST MOTNii R
Consumption runs in our family,
A s and through it I lust my nriulher,
'writes SC. it. i eid, of Harmony, Me.
_________ "For tin past live years, however, on
the slightest sign of a Cough or Cold,
\ Hfvri:I 1 have taken In. Kind's New Liseov- pf-jc<J
V iHJ I E_L,. . e r y for Consumption, which lias saved
me from serous lung trouble." Ilis Co
N THE CI l \ mother's death was a .sad loss for Mr.
Ileid, but he leane d that lung 1 roil- petit
^LKR, Prop. j ile must not he neglected, and how to ,
cure i . (Quickest relief and cure for * * 1
A, S. C. eoliths and colds I'rice 50c and $1.00 ^
guaranteed at (>. .1. Harris, F. U. <lun
lor, Timmms Bros., and Crosson Drug
0 5 ilC Ad\0- Co. of Leesville. Trial Bottle free.
Read the Mystei ics of Cdolpho.
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rniture for Wedding |
Preset ts. ^
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CI AL OFFER TO THOSE JUST STARTING
HOUSEKEEPING. ^
- i <1 >'mi mn atnrt housekeeDinjr on n ^
nave wu vut. muv > VM.. ^_ _
mall expeiuliturc. We will furnish your bed room, kitchen V
ning room for $72.25. You only have to pay one-tenth ^
5 ? now and that amount monthlo. This combination offer ^
ts of the following: V
KITCHEN BED ROOM
Ic $2.251 Bed ) O
ye 7.50)?$12.25 Bureau )
! 2.50) Washstand )
DINING ROOM W
ension ) Two Chairs )?$33.00
able $6.00) Kockcr ) ikv
liairs 6.00)?$27.00 Table ) V
e- ) Felt Hattresses)
oard 15.00) Spring ) Jjv
$72.25. V j
HAUL RACKS. ^
fine a collection of Hall Racks as ever brought south. Big Ihjf
y handsome quartered oak with beveled French mirrors, q
somely finished. $30 to $45. 10 per cent, monthly. jF
SIDEBOARDS. S?
e Sideboards we show now are way above the ordinary made
ic best manufacturers. Handsomest quurtercd and polished
Big fine mirrors. $20 to $55. 10 per cent, monthly. V
NATIONAL STEEL RANGES. M
Range to do good cooking must be properly made. That Is
'cason we sell so many "Nationals." They arc made right, cjv
r cook right. Best made. $50 to $65. 10 per cent, cash and 7^
er cent, monthly. \() ?
H. A. TAYLOR, 1
3 Main Street. Columbia, S. C. Q
-IOO SUCCESSOR TO T1AXWELL & TAYLOR.
^C > > >C^O > > GeCSe6eCCC?eJ$ I
als, Evaporated Fruits, Canned J
Goods. Nuts &c., ^
....McKAY'S.... 1
BATjS?A full line, comprising Force, Maple-Flakes, Cream of Wheat,
al, Ralstons Breakfast Food, Grape Nuts; also Tapioca* Sago, Farina
irl Barley. x M
PORATED FRUITS Choice Evap. Apples. Peaches, Aprieots Vj
, Seeded Raisins ioc. package; Dried Currants 8 i-:$c.
\S Walnuts, Almonds, Pecans and Filberts?all at reduced prices? |
1 stock left. ' I
TOED GOODS in large variety, embracing tlerring In Tomato, sand m
red Herring, Imported Sardines of very best quality, frcm 10 to 25c. per
'Hecch Nut'' Bacon and sliced Beef; Spinach, Cauliflower, Meets,
and Tomatoes' Asparagus Spears and Tips: Peas, Corn &c.
Aj LINE SUGAR CURED MEATS including^Smithlicld", Vir*
Jured; "Ferris" and "Dove" Hams.
us in mind.
BANK.
Make this your banking place in Colum
? ^
Dia. every courtesy, consistent witn
safe and sound banking. Special attention
given checking accounts. Investigate
onr savings department. : : :
Palmetto Bank & Trust Co.,
Capital $250,000.00; Surplus $35,000.00
COLUMBIA, S. C.
\VM II. LYI.US. President.
JUL.US II, WALKP.I* Vice-Prsldent. J. POPI: ftl . UliVVS, Sec'y.
ORGANIZED 1868.
le Carolina National Bank
COLUMBIA, S, C
I ED STATES, COUNTY and CITY DEPOSITORY.
rAL PAID IN - - - - - - $200,000
.US PROFITS, ..... . 82.000
L.ITY OF STOCKHOLDERS, - - - 200,000
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$482,0(0
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
;t allo'ved at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, payable quarterly, Febuary,
May, August and November.
CLARK, President. J. S. MULLF.R, Vice-President
i JONES, Cashier. T. II. MKKJ1IAN, Ass't. Cashier
Assets Over - $I,5oo,ooo.
J. C. GLOVER
aler in all kinds of JYierchandise--At attractive
s--No trouble to show goods.
ffins and Caskets at prices that defy Comion.
hcii you come to Bateshurg do not fail to call
le.
J. C. GLOVER,
lTESBURG, South Carolina.
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