The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, December 22, 1905, Image 1
yv .- ^.
'
, J
.<? " ^
B HOMEY 3WED IS HOMEY
First Nat'l. Bank of B;
( ays interest four times a yeai
B posits in the ^avingra Departm<
pounded every three.months,
spare money to work?it wei
v?i sleep?has a perpetual, eve
Hir . tiancity W?? invi
I Open ait account now with our 1
t>s numbered with our five hunt
M\UE.
lUtburg
r on dePut
your I
rks BK A
1116 DJ
lank and
ired de
\TESB1
. ' i - a
JRGAE
r
VOCA
FirstNational Ba
Batesburg
Capital Stock Paid Up, 92
I BJ Surplus, Undivided Profit
9 Bi - Deposits Average (
Paid Out in Dividends, 90,
Dfc Of
1 ft*
16,000.00
1,113,200.00
1130,000.00
r ositors.
JACOB PHINI/Y, President,
WILLIAM A. LATIMER, Vic
GEORGIA
CHARLES O. GOODRICH, Cashlei
e Pre ?t. RUFUS 11. BROWN, Asst. Cashlei
RAILROAD BANK
BATESBURG
PERSONALS.
Tl
S. C.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2
SALUDA
be Woman's ChristianTemperance *
12, igo5.
IS SAID ABOUT
TRI-CODNTY I ^LKRK(
f|?r:|A BATE8BUR
W " AUIU
I CAPITAL and UND
I This bank is full:
I counts of individus
respectfully solicits
HV* / contemplate makin
rniintc
J5I A, UtUKUIA.
IVIDED PROFITS, $525,000.5
V equipped to care for the ac
lis, firms and corporations. !
correspondence with those wh
g changes or opening new ac
Misses Mace and LlttleJohn left D
0 yesterday for their respective homes me
where they will spend Christmas. Sun
, Misses Thompson and Brooker leave ten<
t today. fest
O Messrs J. P. Copelard and C. B. the
_ Kneece of Baxter spent Tuesday In Sev<
Columbia, whi
on of this place, held a public.
iting in the Methodist Church last
day night which was largely at- T? the Adv
led and much enthusiasm mani- I
1 myself thrc
ed. Rev D. II. Croslaud opened j ercnce to tl
meeting by reading the scriptures, a success it
eral ferv?nt prayers were offered, predict tha
ch were followed by Interesting laigerasyi
F AID Editor Advocate;
1 illllu Our fair a su<
ocatc promised made
1 would like to express ^or8, k'ood natured
>ugh your columns in ref- Every tbing went
lie Tri-County Fair; It was ycar? course!!!
1 all its departments and I t ^r* A? COON
t It will grow larger and ^1C Advocate;
?ars roll bv, 1 be Initial Tri..
t.,if lir.* n ln.. 4. V.
WISH
;cess? Every thing
good, ?our vis- The marriage of Miss Ma
, hospitable hosts! to Mr. Harold Marvin, of
. A success next took place at 3:30 yesterday
at the Batesburg Baptist ct
KB Rev. N. N. Burton, of Ne
uncle of the bride, assistec
County fair, not- Jabez Ferris, performed the
urn. m
try CoonerBeaufort,
' afternoon
wberry ah
by
i ceremony.
?
#
Miss Mabel Tarrant, of Newberry, aot*
is here for Christmas. ^r0!
, Croi
Rev. J R, T Major has returned
from the Methodist conference at T1
Spartanburg. apP:
mad
Miss Salome Timmerman is home
from Atlanta to spend the holidays.
T1
Mrs. W. J. McCartha, of Columbia, ?
Instructive talks by Messrs D. II.
siand, W. L. Daniel and B. >V. "Multum
uch. discourse 01
le meeting was interspersed with JJJ" '
ropriate songs. Mrs. V/. S. Crouch " ,
le a few closing remarks of an en- an commu
aging nature. Mr< mitor,
le election settling the question of We
SDensarv" or "No Disnensai-v". for that the Ti
AJ, E, llUTLAND, niwsiauuiiJn l>ue c
in parvo." If I were to ra'ny weather was
:i the Tri-County Fair I os* expectations of
say more. In years to Every section was
1 be a bene tit to the town and the display of ;
inity. Howers was simply
J C. GLOVER, pressed the belief ll
; will, with proper m;
wish to say to the public tlle State fair. 15;
ri-County Fair was a far ber hospitality, a
mu curtaining auu ?? ,
beyond the high- i m ^e. who is a daugh
its advocates. and Mrs- J* W* Oo?ner. ei
> well represented church with her sister, M
stock, poultry and ^/Ooner? who was her maid
grand. Many ex- She wore a gown of Laven
uat in live years It ('e ^>ar's? hand embroidered
niagement, exceed r'e(^ a handsome bouquet
atesburg extended ro*es- The maid of hone
ind made many 'roc^ white mull and cai
iter
the
iss Evelyn
der Crepe
and carbrides'
wore a
plnlf
[
B 1'R. W. II. Tl* MERMAN.
President.
1 , CITIZENS
PAID LIP C
U. X.GUNTER.' A.CJOTSES.
Vice-President. Cashiei
lNK OF BATESBURQ
AP1TAL STOCK. $30,000.00.
after spending several days here, has gaiu
returned home- jns^.
Mrs. Arthur Rouknight, of Leesvll'e,
was In the city yesterday. aKat
Mr, Graves Cooner, of Columbia, was
here for the Marvln-Cooner M
r* marriage. v's"
Smii
* Mr. Neal K. Ilartley. of Atlanta Ga
ida county, was held on the lftth. I greater suc<
&nt, and, it is estimated from the >t would 1
58 already counted, that the vote agers in the
nst the Dispensary has been about pushabllity
to one. one just pa<
r. and Mrs. Geo, T. Etheredgc Kreate*^a'
,ed their daughter, Mrs. Henry C.
bh, last Saturday. To the Advi
r. L. R. Feaster. a Drosneroua far- ^'e
;ess than we had any idea ncw friends for whi
have been. If the man- l?ug in the rulnds
s future, have the same We predict tliat
as then exbiDited. in the with such officers a
ised it cannot but be even hell Towill presid
1 it was great, ter Dreher Supfc
IAN-CULLUM CO. other business met
rjcatQ that the lair al
wish to congratulate our *'le
ch she will linger rosesof
her visitors. Little Carrie Lee and Eth
by another year were the flower girls. The
s the lion. John was Mr. Anderson Marvin, c
ent, and J. Wal- ton. The ushers were: Mo
with a train of Cooner, Jule Cooner, Caldwi
1 at its command an(l E. L. Hartley.
-j Hatesburg in A reception was held in
grandest attrac- after the ceremony at the hi
Cullum
best man
?f Charlesssrs.
W. A.
ell Cullum
lmediately
orne of the HH
IE. F. STROTOER, Atty.
We extend a cor
and all Fair visii
our New Handsc
est and best equ
Come! We wan
BATES BURG, S. C.
dial invitation to our friends
tors, to call and see us in
>me Brick Buildin g--The finipped
in the three counties.
t to see you and show you
is nere ior uie Mondays.
mer
Mr* Fdwin Folk Strothcr and his liere
mother, went to Columbia Wed.ies- -pi
day- witt
Mr. Clarence Preher spent Mondaj char
of the Mt. Willing section, was fellow citize
: to-day. Trl-County
le stores at this place are crowded vv'11
i Christmas goods and the mer- ment lookin
its are doing a good business. suit s has ex
ns on the success of the L,u" U1 Ul11
Fair and hone that you ,ot),f strong pull,
pace to do so. No move- ^is new enterprif
g forward to greater re- years we will lot
?r before been inaugurated Prou(1 of the thin
done.
' ?? G. M. ADA
N.It. Bayly, Editor
Daleaburg Ad'
ah ? Q it**
?u iiuu witu unv unue. j'ainoy reiresnme
Let us all help served by Misses Ilattle Bes
;e and iu coming Elise Bates and Loulie Cull
>k back and be scs Luoile Cooner and Carrh
gs that we have presided at the punch Bowl
The house was beautllull
MS. ed, the color scheme being
white.
1
locate Miss Cooner is related?tt
f;ithor orwl mnl >
nts were
? Cullum,
lam. Misj
Mitchell /
y decoratgreen
and
1 rough her
^ ^^j^^^through.
Money
To - Li
i
17CUI kJI I ,
I desire
appreciation for tl
tended to me duric
Fair and to compliiu
* Batesburg and tlie c
X V association upon tli
I 1 I R f attained. The-fair
^ mL success as to exhib
into consideration l
Itwuvi UliU UU tuc ii
to express my inent families of South Care
ne cburtesies ex- Marvin Is also of colonial am
ig the Tri-County is a son of Maj. Marvin, of V
cnt the people of S. C. He is a graduate ol
ifllcers of the fair College and holds a govcrni
eir grand success tion at Port Royal.
was a complete
its, when we take WANTED: Agents to so!
Lhe short time; cations for Fire Insurance.
Liuou piuill"
oestry, and
iThitc Hall, |
f Clcmson I
>p,"
applipay
I'
YOU THIF
After you are sick or hurt
sIK OF A POLICY
j then it is too late to take out one.
The First National Bank c
cent, per annum on satisf
D. B. RAWL, Cashier.
j n. W. PERRY, Assistant Cashier.
>f Batesburg has money to lend at seven and e
actorily endorsed or secured paper. : :
- f r W. W. WA
N. A. BATE
k
given to make prepa
Ight per The Social Featur
. . L am assured that
get her of the g<>ot
.TSON, President. three Counties will
to much good, to tl
S, Vice President. munities at large, it
den our views and
nancially. 1 deem, tl
Fair a e.omnlete si;
ration ior the show guaranieea. Aaaress Loc>
c was Superb and Spartanburg, 5. C.
i such com in is I" matir'c l a \in c?
1 Citizens of the NOTICE LAND J5
in the enu redown on the first Monday in Fe
ie towns and com wm sen at the old Shealy \
j will lend to brod- tract Qf land containing on<
strengthen us fi- an4j thirty six acres mor<
he firstTri-County Said land being the estate
icess. en? rt~?? * Tl
C BOX
^^BB
we
One
e hundred
i or
Why not lei us write you
done your duty to those you
Accident and health iusur
is smail and you wont mis:
Hnr.irorniiu
"TIT See W.
one today ami know in your lieart ycu'v
h ive to provide for.
anoe is cheaper than you think for. The cost
s the expenditure?Don't delay. Delays arc
If* vo nb?? IK 2
e
' w<*
\ L
Ar
7 i
4 * __ ,,
Y<
D.
The Batesburg Adv
Gentlemen:
W?kl, the Tri-Coi
. j attractions and pie
/ ^ud >joue. As hn
i.11ta VJQI Tin UCW-CO&CU. 1 II
?uis Respt. ^ land has a good one horse
M. CROSSON. balance in wood and old l
ocale. Terms of sale cash,
R. B. Sheaf/,
inty Faiif with its Marshall Shw
asures, bas . come flelvln Sheal;
is inn 01
the
pine.