The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, December 15, 1905, Image 2
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FRIDAY, DEC., 15 1905.
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HO PAPER CHRISTMAS WEEK. bo/
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Christmas week. Our next edition (
will be the last one in 1905. 1
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THE TKI-COCKTY FAIR.
oatcsburgLiiis *- eek wax ina.-tu c i j
excitment. Not. In the history of the 1
town has there bren so many strangers
within Its gates.
The entire town is in gala attire and
many are the decorations thrown to
the wind. Bunting of various color-is
artistically draped from over the
store fronts and many U. S. flag^
have been unfurled to the zephyrs.
Between the Fair attractions and
those of the carnival company together
with Dr. Staake's minstrels
the people hardly knew which way to
look first. The merchants have all | ?
done a thriving business and *116 car
nival company have exceeded their
fondest expectations.
The Carnival, with its attractions.
will not close until to-day but the in I- ineatlg
J tial meeting of the Trl-County Fair. ( e
of Aiken,Saluda and Lcxiugton Cour./
ties, came to an end, on Thursday, eacl1 1
/(after two days of unprecedented sue- have
cess) in the coronation ceremonies, of his c
Miss Mannie Bates, veritably a Queen most t
of Hearts, who was chosen by pop merch
rular vote, as the highest embodiment quired
of personal loveliness and of lovabl* -aid I
personality Queen of the Tri-Countj fc.ie so
Fair, to reign in majesty of splendor, oitzen*
supreme in the realm of beauty and
the domain of witchery, until the
next meeting of the Fair, one yeat ,
The maids of honor were splendid ^^o
types of charming womanhood. nium
' Than the Queen of the Tri-County create
Fair and her maids of honor, no three lallroa
counties in this broad land of Ameri- reac'1
ca, (where woman has attained hei f fa]
best.) loveliness and lovability could r)Ufcor
Wa #a?i mAVA nvn AtltT fwnifind il ,f rw., >
UUU UC 1VUUU U1VIO OAUVUIJ ri (UV1
their every requisite. he p
Lieutenant Governor John T. Sloan. t;omm
(himself a proven lover of the beauti- an0
r t-o the
ful,) with graceful and appropriate tlie ^
homage, placed the crown of majesty price,
upon the brows of beauty. dozen
To woman, regal woman. Major "W 'n the
W. Lumpkin delivered a glowing trih ormou
Kctiir1
ute, which sparkling as it did with pric
wit, though at times touching upon -eive
the foibles for which we love her, ucnce
painted woman truthfully in full lfn?t
queenllness of womanly worth. Our
No one citizen of the three count ies
did more by untiring personal effori 0fcrurs
to bring success to the Tri-Count\ derfu^
Fair than its gcnla* president, Col. '''%&* '
John Bell TowiU: that this was un- >1,)n 01
derstood and appreciated was shown per (
by the many resolutions to that effect. "i?11 at
Not down on the program and with !^?
fall the heartiness of spontaneity. ,ual 1
oundingup its memories to a fullness
. i of perfect symmetry, John Rel ,rrhe
|l i will 1
Towili was enthusiastically chosei -mJ
wMr La.nip<
and enthroned King of the Fair. xact
?r ^ ve do
WE MUST HAVE MONEY FOB
Will SI
WATER.
The time has come when our citizens
will have to take some definite Tjjj
--..i? M?arrla tn ra.i?in.r monfiv for
itClllUU 111 li-smw ww ~ _
a permament water supply. The com enoug
missioners have been looking care- J)0'nt
fully into the matter and find that
the only source by which they can
get enouRh for all purposes is to run a
pipe line from the power house to a
stream on the prop- ' T of Mr. E L rp|i(>
Hartley approximately one mile din p B
tant. This stream affords an un he sc
limited supply and will serve all pur- W^dn
poses of the town for years to come Mr. P
In order to get this pipe laid at. t,le al
l\ once a sum about $3000,00 will have t< '7 '
. . had Hi
be raised. If this matter is deferred an(j a]
the south eastern tiriff association sned a
will retract rate of "third class"' in- decorj
surance and put the whole town back with
on its old bads of high rates. every
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Our merchants will do well to give
, was in
this matter serious thought before f)a?m
the ma?? meeting on Monday as it Rev. J
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Hi? Bank of Leesville,
Capital, $30,000.00
>ney accepted on deposit?Large deposits and
smalp. deposits?all welcome,
r business methods are careful and guarantee
the safety of our depositors.
; sville, - - - South Caroli na.
EI.F. HENDRIX, J. L. MATTHEWS, II. A. MEE TZE,
President Vice. Pres. Cashier.
Christmas Furniture.
5 TENTH CASH and ONE TENTH MONTHLY.
Nothing makes as useful a present as good,
asting Furniture, I am offering some of the
>est bargains you have ever heard of. Any:hing
you want from a Cook Stove to the
landsomest Suits.
SIDEBOARDS.
V swell line of Sideboards. A very heavy, handsome Oak Sideard,
beautifully finished $55.00
Pay $5.50 cash and $5.50 monthly.)
/cry handsome Sideboards at $35.00
Pay $3.50cash, $3.50 monthly.)
tome very good ones at $20.00 ^
Vnd a special ba-gajn at $15.00 I
ODD DRESSERS AND WASHSTANDS.
3ig line of extra Washstands and Dressers, oak $22.50 ...
lahogany - ? ..$23.50
Etirdseye Maple ! ..$25.00 j.?Ur
Just the thing with an Iron bed. . ?r
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OAK SUITS. f?Ut
Gree
A big line of Oak Suits. A big bargain at $13.50 ing a
From this price up to $85.00 gv
STOVES AND RANOES. ern L
If you haven't the Stove you need or want, get it now from Taylor's. ^tat<
The best Stoves and Heaters on the market. Stove for $7.50. Pay ,"S,J
divid
only 75c cash and 75c monlhly. Ranges, guaranteed, $65.00. Pay
only $6.50 cash and $6.50 monthly. roir
Sout
H. A. TAYLOR, Zlu
13 Main Si. Columbia, S. C. j'
Phone 490.
i many dollars that would not j tor stood wit hin an arch of smllax
to be spent for insurance to \w,r^ Master Loon Watson on one
I side and little Miss Ruhv n. >????
md everyone of them. There'hailni nn _tl - h lafll^uaum
on the other, as candle bearers
een many suggestions as to bow n-n . .
Ao,,ie inspiring notes of Mondelnoney
can be raised but the ssohns wedding march effectively renangiable
one so far is that the dered by Miss LillaQuattlcbaum. the
auts and banks lend the re- P,a.rt") af^nnred in the following
amount until same can be RulVntlmrVsafuda,"Hr' Hon" W
aack by the sale of water to jamin Krunson with Miss Annie A l"
uthern railroad and private 'eo of DilJon, Mr. Frank ^'overwth
. Miss Eva Padgett of Saluda. '
? , en came the bridal eol1pie, the
VTP fWnPITRY )li1' ? "ea,,fcirul!y gowned in white
LGG INUublHY. with bridal veil aigj wreaiji?? >- /
? nr? demotastratlag^bgir. r "Soms* -_ ' ^ u 1]s==pp=
v value to their owners. Their | )j(juat of bride roses.
norulc appreciation is at a pre-[ ATter the ceremony had bee
and their commercial worth is pressively pronounced hv ti "
r than the profits of the great all repaired to the lorn? past.or
ids. The number of eggs which where the tab.'e lit with tan ,"PS, rs
:d tha markets or this country end to end was laden with . i'T! >!"
>ar was 20,000,000,000. If poul- icaeles of tile season Art I
mere realized a net protit or felt congratula ions the b.irM
ie cent on each egg the amount hurried to the train and ??t ' Pa^ty
ley which returned to them for their new home. The 1 i ?Ul
roduce wa? 2GO,oof>,ooo. If the the mast attractive and lvO,?JL?ne of
ission merchants made a protit ladies of Saluda county Tl '1?""^
tlier cent a like amount came some groom originallv f 6 , uJ"
m. The retailers gains were on Spring is a distinguished
me basis. At an average retail Olemson college and
the year round, of 20 cents a young business man of Fairfax*'
the amount of money expended where lie is superintende i
ir purchase would reach tlie en- ager of the cotton oil nrh * man*
s sum of nearly ? 1,750,000,000. On th
ding these figures it is safe to 4 , , ' *a'lu' afteruoon Dec. (ith at
;t that poultry farming will re* pjfJ ? . Ie VIet'iodiat church at
-in K Pring was the scene of a verv
an impetus, ami inc iicu .... nr?ffu !
forth be an object of care equal WpUwu pi "!^ when Mr. Thomas
superior to horses and cattle. wpr . an,i *,iss Anna Stuckey
wtrt ten in marrfairo u n
esteemed contemporary the Hodges the brides n:ist v .t". rita
Herald figures the profits on The churoh was tasteful)* "d' Ui"k'
amething similar to the won- lv'fb smilax and pot plants m'0''
calculator Col. Mulberry Sellers Lllcy M. Watson presided .skilfulh- -T
lo sell, so as to give a commis ' J16 (,rK,in and Miss May Seigler sang
lerchant 12 cents a dozen, as ? OJYomibridal song
;entcommission would have to advanced to thestr Party
,?2 40a dozen and hens laying ding march from Lohengrin' 0 WGd"
gs a year would produce an an- ^teame the little hobon girls able
eturn of $36 each. ! ?oauvright and Mary La*, tine 1
'iUc daintily attired In white. Tl*nv?ry
Autgusta Herald asl s: Whore 0f <-)jo lyiM 'u'S *'r Mc"all rocpi
ten Tillman stand in th?* next an(j y, r j s !i?derick Watson
lign?" Without reference to his \tr T '.' 'uvin8,,?r| of tiio with
'hi d . \ < 'I] I 111 rn" rPl
location, gecgrapically speaking "iss .liilia Wei >i 1 fo"owed
not hesitate to state it as our the groom M rV \v ? iV"tV S'8ter "f M
land private opinion that lie of honor ;nd R ? Stuckey d.?ne ,?e
Laud valiantly and consistently attractive sister of thet JUCkt'y ,he few
last and all the time for Benja 0f honor; ail tasief , o S ma|H M
Lyan Til man. ex, riately gowned Tie q
. suvyneo J hen came the Sin
popular ^ride on the arm nr i
man used to say that the news brot' erMr. W if si .i
men told lies, which was an ugly prominent young ?ne of our weri
h charge, but he now goes to the yV(ls handsomely at; ir,(l"^ M
' deC.'lr""! JOSTLES 12*?"* -M"* ? -W?, w.-r,
imes tell lies as woe ??, . ney were met at the alt-ir hv n L'"'1
Ing insult to injury. groom and his best ma.., Mr. Welch
of Clio. f
EID6E SPRING. <"' <""??-,?loscccrr.
spjendi.l country liomc of Mr. ,ls8?-nd>h,d at the hospitable home .f ^?n(
Watson near Ridge Sbriny was ^,r Stuckey, whicli was beautifully
:ene of a bcau'ilul wedding on ('l'co,,ated and wliere a brie' reception ^
esday Dec. fltli a) 2 P. M, when "as fruit punch and oilier 'n
aul Jones Quattlcbaum led to ",,|'cacics were served, and the bridai Ml
tar Miss Flemma Watson. A Party'eft on the aficrnoou train for Wed
iirye number of invited guests Dcw home in Clio, S. C. The even
tsembled in the spacious parlors K|oom 18 a popular young l.usit < ?<? Mrs.
mple ball, wblch had been dark- 17:10 an(' Planter of Clio and the br.c.o
md lit with many tapers. The one t'l,e favorite young J.ir'ifs c?f Ml
itions were specially graceful, kif'R'e Spring where for severui years *Sunt!
festoons and arclics of smilux I,1U(''1 c,f her time lias been spent. poet
where* - Messrs Inula and Wallace Boat- Ml
approach of the bridal party wright recently of Georgia have from
idicated as Miss Emma Quattle- bought, out the mercant ill busji, ssor e<1 11
sweetly sang "O Promise Me" Mr. <\ G. Barr.and begin u? ir bus- Mr
I. H. Kdwards, the brides pas iness career here under very favor | from
the
The Is sending
loney to the and
Life the
hern Life and Trust Company, of sr~">v _,?^ ?> r
nsborroTNort*"??CoDn<* .1- <ill- 5 J) j-.V_.^ V(
long-felt want. 5^^ W ^ /\ o
ery Policy issued by the SouthJfe
is guaranteed by the Great
i of North Carolina, making it
as secure as a State Bond-Big
lends?Premium money received _
i South Carolina, Invested in _r~ h
Carolina.?The Company for r"~1 V - ify
South Carolinian to insure I
?ernl Contracts to Good Agents. \
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world, is equipped w:
) located in Indiana, tl'
't hard wood lumber m;
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The wheel track of
bearings are true; th<
are built to last a nai
we sell we furnish a
thing is first-class an
or workmanship.
auspices. They have both hart r-^53 i f"0"
business training and have been ^5* 5
successful elsewhere. They will
ve a hearty welcome home.
western towns
T WQlfllT 1? ^r' v,t?nroe Lester id sister Miss
JlJIjIjOV illilifi Faln ,r"m Silver S' re revisiting F
at Kinarrt; hotel t ins we.- .
rs. .lordun and Miss Gantt wer- Mr n L> (}roitch who Ue ,1s '
lnests of Mrs. L. It. Ktbered*e a college in Atlant .1 is at home foi a fU
days this week. few weeks. ^3
r Andrew ishealy was in town rs- Lhas Livio, stone was in town fog f(
day looking after his interests. Monday. |g| j
. ... ..... Misses Pearl and rtarie I bafts visit- |5j ,
rs Elbert IUser and Miss Lillian ,.d ,|(?9 >a)Ue ^ ^ , &: C1
ei. town shot-tunK last week. ,)r L ? K, Uvrv(igt. |of, Tlm|..(, y , ?S| d
essrs John and .'ames CftUKhtr.ui for Spartanburp
Bin town a few hours Saturday on The lecture I uesd.i.v nipht wis ? ne -$]
r \%;i\ iic. . "field. heat titer* has b*n nil st as o.
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