The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 12, 1906, Image 1
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The Urst Nut'l. bank of JSatesI
pays interest four times a year on
posits in the Savin?* Department?
pounded every three months. l*ut
>n o? V "t witt V;
/o i < r;> -hi - .t perpetual. * ? mc
intf earning capacity Wu invite yo
open an account now with our Hank
be numbered with our five hundred
os i tors.
JACOB PHINIZY, President,
W I LLIAM A. LATIMER, Vice P
... GEORGIA R
AUQUS
CAPITAL and UNDIV
This bank is fully <
counts of individuals,
respectfully solicits ^01
contemplate taking .
countr
DR. W. II. TINiMHUMAN. U
President. "\
M. W. PER
y
CITIZENS BAN
PAID UP CAPI1
E. F. STROT1IEU, Alt v.
The Citizens Bank of Batesbur
, does so with flattering: prospe
come to all who wish fair deal
J^^iM^tlons. s7f^l)L'P
where land and Insurance Pol
Deposits solicited and m
YOU THIN*
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you h
,?mt c . 'Mi insurant
I a?ul yoi ont miss Mm
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COLUMBIA, ;
'1 he 5 icclity N.v
Company, I
Writi- tc- lny Icr
posit ion;
C. 51. JONES. S
COLUMBIA, :
ORGAN!
YOU CAN WIN
I hough you are I
provided you ar
T' e Insured unsl< i policy i?
PHOENIX iWUTUAL Li
:: :: :: ot Martford
Who. took nut .1 20-Yo.n l^i 'o
alive. 'i
Me Received
at ma! urity. I he
I Je Paid
twenty annuai prem it n
$2,500, making t he net
r
Ills Profit was $2,7;
than he pat
Wasn't That Winning'
llad lie me! dnriii^ i t.e vu *
the z' h'.i ? phis iti miu 11 -11V'!
ay. a? '\o sirs \v; id na e i> .
'i Kl LS THE S'l'UiO : "Wl: PA
II. P. LFAWI . UM:
P. li. ?OUU;., S;
i I. II'.Y & j
GGTTeii kAIL-j ,
Cotton is I>ri11^i:.k to-dii\ on
Cat < 1111* V ik' it i
kn L. D. Cuiltim
mkmi Eiifoi:
SI I CIA1. TO Till; ADVOCATE 1:
STATE WEATHER HUREAl
Fair tonight and Saturday c<
' ilk ' the Slaaks' Vital Tone ;
w the dfUR stores in It
in net two hotif
blaake re
?illar--i
" V \ *> - ;
^ The L. D. Callum Company h
f TEe BATESI
and
deBAT
CHARLES O. GOODRICH, Cashier 1)1111 0 AIT i T 0
rest. RUFUS H. BROWN, Asst. Cashier K VII 111 II LX
All OD A n ^ AMI/ I AIMRVUUUMI
miL4i\v/riL/
TA, GEORGIA.
Mr. Frank E. urener, or bcxin
1DED PROFITS, $525,000.50 was in town on Wednesday.
equipped to care for the ac- Mias Efilo Guoter of Leesvllle
, firms and corporations. St ?wn'
rrespondence with those who p*1*" ^.)wrf f?v!n ha?,Rone 10
r . Carmel to visit ids mother.
:hanges or opening new ac- M
? Mrs. W. V. Jones, of Wag
visited friends in town this week
????????????? U. p. Etheredge, of Lees
spent Sunday afternoon in the cii
Mr Gerald LaGrone, of John
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Jennie Thomas, left Mc
for North Carolina, after sper
several days with friends In town
Mrs. 1*. J. Quattlebaum, and da
ter N. E , of Winnsboro, are the g
of Dr. ami sirs. T. A. Qnattlebau
Mr J W. Stribllng, spent last
, X.GUNTElt. A.C JOSFS. urday In Columbia.
'ice-President. Cashier Mr. L. A Black, of the Dclmai
It Y, Assistant Cashier. tlon' ln tlH: clt>' FrMa> last
Mr and Mrs. J. .T. Itawl, left *
J 1/ / \ I pj 4 "Hi T nPRdftV. fiir Tnnmr ".<>??? *??
(IV ur DAIKJDUKU. vls|tir:.Dd?i :n p?.rncll.
! AL STOCK. $30,000.00. A number of Batesburg's young
RATESBURG. S. C. p!e attrnde(1 a sociable given sit
residence or Mr. II. B. llouknig]
g, S. C., in entering upon a New Year, LI
cts, and extends anew, a cordial weling
and courteous treatment in bank
'-?? " toe to
losit Boxes for rent at a low _r^e> ? .
icies, ettv,v"' sa'e lire.
oncy to loan on favoratle terms. The Firs
To Our Friends and Pat
It is o
happy days?every one
have money to lend on
C OF A POLICY
# i t
pr to f#r. t 1
s is die. ^erthanyo'.f link for. le cost
expenditure?Don't delay. IX ys are
CN' Vgent, Batcsbiirg,S. C\,
r & BAILEY, j last Friday night.
IL, ! AUflfNlb. Mr. and Mrs. L. K Et hercdgi
v . . Oraigeburg, visited friends
-/-vi t., iV V-\ i ?/\t'ivi * relatives in the city this week.
sOLlH CAROLINA.
^______,________?? Col. E. L. Ash?iII and.Mr E
West, of Leesvillc, wera here yei
day
U;?jI Life Insurance Mr.Ew.otiwm.of * ?? ,?*..
Wednesday in loan.
>!- 11 nrliilp It i 'i T-*?i We arc sorry to learn that Mr.
.. 11 a a c i \j n i a, r a. Kl at7cr ls, ll(1 iKposed
insuvai ce ra'es or Agency Mr ]redell Jones, of Columbia,
good men wanted. 'n ^?wn yesterday.
, . i . Mr. E L. Hartley, spent Satur
supervisor of Agents in Augusta.
: SOUTH CAROLINA. Mr aml ' rs- W* C* Farber? 8
Wednesdiij in oltimbia.
Mr W. A.Cooner, went to Co
bia Saturday to take in the "h
ZKD FN 1 sr> 1 . ways."
U/ITHOI IT l)V 2 NH Cul. John Bell Towill, lias retu
Y all 1 L'tJ IJ I ^ vj j Hon-, Washington, where lie wen
lound to win if you die. business.
0 insured. ARb YOUr* \ir \Vr. W. Westmoreland, forn
'tt'.;".',,v . -r- ./v,/ a mv of Samaria, but now of Augusta,
HH INSURANcb COMPANY, huoa,llilslFriday
, Connecticut, :: :: Mis, l:?llbto Wakfii <?]<!, (,t ai
.vnieiii, near midd le life, is wry rnucii *
. . . , . son, who wsII be ren embered het
his is how lie won: . ? , .. ? , . _ , . .
i teach< i ,n the Graded school is
visiting frleiius.
face value of the policy ? $10,0001 Miss Bessie I'lunkett, of Colnn
' >pr nl several days here this week
v and received in annual dividends ' r- a"d MfS- St. Jullen Cullun
1 cost only C7 OWO Augusta, are liere visiting relatlv
*p/,zou Mrs 1;a/jl rlunkettj or Gra
i0 or over 37 per CJilt more i Visited Batesburg this week
d, e\ cil ?.it his ?lgu. ^ir jjm Mathis, of Trenton, s
!* I wo days here this week.
ear*. ins Beiieneiury would have receiveo T . _ ,
Is u.i lo i h:<: ti.ne. whatever year, which. Mr. J. J. Robertson, of Colnn
. oiuiii, in C o t' ami so on i HIS \as in town yesterday.
Y ANNUAL l>IVII>?.NUS " . ,
Among those who visited Bates
Cent Agent, Batesburg S C. | is week and called 011 The Advi
> eld! Agent, Batcsburg, S C. *ere: Coo. r. Snelgrove, Del
Mrs J. D. Risinger, Leesville. I
l i<.tin dene ?l Agents, . lannan, Niliida. T. A. Rogers,
' ~ "" inaria, Rev C 1*. Hoo/.er. of Lees
i-i'S- 0? Uili'EUS iiEMAlNING UN" It. F I). No. 4, J. Auls Redenbi
CALli. ?Jit IK BATESBHRG, elmar' L K 1,'casl<-r clo,,"s c
s. c? post orricB for the, Mr M?w1s"^ly'.J0[ "ca\,r
WEEK ENDING JANUARY, 6TH,, ca l"l ?" '|IC ^ |,c
Mr. H. K. Garvin, of Wag
loUb. ^ | spent yesterday in the city and
NAME4-LADIKS here called on The Advocate.
? , Miss Luler Freeman. , .
R(,M NAMES-GENTLEMEN Mr M* C' Matthews, has r
Geo. Gil more and Co.. from Sah,(1a to Samaria We ho
>lder. John holley, change from clay to sand will be i
Willie 1). Legge, able to our friend,
rtedi- L. M. Smith, _ ...... ...
lates- The e letters will he sent to the little daughter of Mr.
es of Dead Letter Ofllce Jan. 20, 190(5 If not Kitchens, died yesterday aftei
turns delive ed before. In calling for the and the remains will be carrl
wide above, please say "Advertised" gM g oranlteville Saturday, wbere tin
date of list. ...
J, FBANK KNEECE, P. M. V
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andle the Celebrated Miles Shoes.
BURG ADV
ESBURO S. C... FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1906.
LEESVILLE LETTER. PRETTY HI
Mr. A. C. fiouknight has moved iu- Afimv
to his new home on Church street. If V || M ! Rl
Rton, | Mrs. Jessie Ilendrix has moved luto V* 1111
2 her new home ucar the Lutheran T)YTY)T T[
is in church. lUDIlll
Bliss QIadys Bladon is spending some
Mt. time In Augusta visiting her relatives
I Mrs. George Conev and little dau- THE NEW LEXINGT
ener, ghters laabolle and Kessic returned BATESBURG, BEGAN
home Sunday after spending a few UPPD oiTmnAV
vilIf* ^ajr8 relative* in Charleston* DLLa oA 1 III JAI
tv. Miss Leila Mattrews reports a -;ood Another new and attri
? time while in Georgetown; her bro- 'arolina resort was open
' ther Tiilman came home with her Saturday, It being the n
and spent a few days. ton Hotel" located on th<
inday .. _ n . _ on the trunk line of tl
Mewirs W. E, Crosson and James rl(| eqlJ,.ai,t.nt fr.
Conner attend^ . party given at Mr an(I ?atc8b Kouth t.?
Hillrry Houknight s iast Friday night
lugh and report a good time. ^'le ^?tcl site is one of
nests ' the state commanding a v
in Mr. J. L. Matthews returned Mon- magniGcent country in al
day from St. Louis where he pur The ho(cl itsclf is a mod(
^at chased a car load of stock. some structure of colonia
Messrs Crooks and Lewis of Jersey two broad piazzas from
sec- city N. Y. left Saturday evening for view of the Saluda vail
home after spending sometime In Lees mountainous region beyoi
Ved- v'"e a ^ Rurround'ntf country shoot- special beauty affording,
will sketch of the peach and
Miss Sallie Rodie spent some time ^ricts ab0Ut 118 far as the
last week In Dupont with her friend, Vej*
Miss Lillian Riser. The Southern railroad
1 J,e the construction of a neat
ht s, Mr. Henry Crout has moved back tion for the accommod
>t National Bank of Batesburg,
Batesburg, S. C.
January 1st, 1906.
:rcns:
ur wish that the new year may bring you three hundred and sixty-fh
of them filled with good health, contentment and prosperity. V
reasonable terms and pay interest on time deposits.
Yours very truly,
' W. W. WATSON, President.
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nhisf.trru ir? Saluda county. Mr. guests at the Lexington
, Free now oceuu,*.., .\ s- he moved trains s' n and where ci
j of . t 1
. nlit rf.
anf| i 111 wan: jr.
Drs. L. H. Etheredge and E. J. The Lexlnglon is thor
t Etheredgeare attending ttic meeting most pleasingly construe1
of Legislature Uiis week. lark'- reception room or oil
ster" ... T .... ... lf . Dutch fire place and neat
Miss L nie Buck is spending a part. .
. .. . ... \. .i ^ ?. i - ldining room isespecii
of tins week with Mis. II. G Molony , , .
t J and lias been most attra
Kui< iU of t*. t li ris g ive a public nishedw ith an eye to c
meeting at the college Monday night pjea8Ure. There are abo
D. which was much e> j wed by all Mr. her>, single and in suite pi
Aug. W. Sheal> was one of tlie speak- bulbs and so arranged as
s ers- inos. real fill effec*-. Tht
The firm of Matthews and Itouk- provided with a tliorov;
night aie extending tiielr store build-! system owned and run by l
day, ing about double its present depth, land Company composed c
This will be. when finished, the largest and Southern capitalists
pent department store between Columbia built the hotel. Notbir
and Augusta. spared to make this new 1
It is rumored that there is soon to of Die best and most ooi
'um" be another drug store in town. Dr. the southland.
una" L. It. Etheredge and a former Hates- The house'.is furnished v
burg man are to be the promotors. e t water from artesian v
rned I lie brick lias been ordered. mg springs w hile cspeci.
t on lias been given to an adi
CAT A tcm of sewcrakrc. The i
ier)y ALULA iS ln lhC hands?f Maj' Fwas
Qf ,traUlc)jor0i wh0 has
N The following officers were installed friends in the South an
I.e. I 1 11 -
i kjj i-nuiti j. ? orought with him a coraj
ider- s,nit h, to serve Rid hank Lodge No. of Northern lielp. The
e as i;$7: Henry C. Smith Chancellor Com roundings afford a homehere
mander; J. A. Lutt, dr., Vice-Chan- nothing seems to have hi
cellor; Jno. M. Ihmlel l'relaic; J. C. done thai could in any wa
ibia, Wyse Master of Work; Rev I)." !5. io l!;c pleasure of the i
' lOrosland Keeper of Records and a'cal; ever fastidious -Ihs Tafftf
* Dr. O. 1*. *v ise Master at Arms; E W lnglnn was pleasantly f
1,0 Sawyer of Finance: Geo Wlieeler urday night with an inf.
cs- Master of Exohequor: D. II Hardy Hon to which a large
nite- Inner Guard and 11. A. Gregory On- quests were invited in<
ter Guard. Excellency The Govcrno
pent B. W Crouch. Esq., who filled the Carolina and many other
I Chancellor - oiumaiider's 1 fflce during cd visitors. ?Augusta
the year just ended, made an excel
lent officer and the l? dge enjoyed a For Sale?50. bushels j
rapid growth dining hi- udmliiistra- Oats?at 75c. per bushel,
burg tion. ly Batesburg, S. C.,
acatc The large concrete fraternity hall IPOL>
Imar; on the corner of Main and (Jhu ch ivJIv ^Al.,
street8, will, in a short time, tie occu- Thoroughbred Rhode
*'a- pled hy the three fraternit its here settings. $ 1.0'* per doz
tjuite a number of changes have Mrs. N. Rogers
been made in our little town since the Batesbu
reek, fi^dayof this year: Smith Itro-..
latcs- have moved their large stock of g*>cd> ' J ARBOR S ROYAL FLt
nday. into tlieir new brick store, Wlieeler, on earth. I r> It and hi
Lott&Co., the hustling new lirin, !' or sal_-by RIKARD & .
[ener, 1
, ., , lave opened up in the hrick store ., , .
while *: J LOST-About four wee
owned by Mr. Geo. C. vv heeler, just J
411 c? j, 1 ,, ,, ? white pointer dog, with
. vacated by Smith Bros.; I*. W. I?.?rnoved
? , . > r . ears. Sinan liver spot or
rest has moved his slock of goods into
nethe #, . 1. v Will answer to name
1 1 ?me of his new concrete stoics. 1h , , , ,
acree 'i, 1 . > . ,1 Liberal reward pa.d l<
"Me*. Eeaxl n >w occupies t be si ore vacated , . ,
. I' ... . KI 1 I LH .1 matlon as to the wlteret
by E. W. horrest. Mi. I I., h.d aids
Sam has purchased 1.he k he-h-r lluiel and turn of the same, II senl
' It is now u id r 1 1 ma ig ne it. of Chas. M. 1
,on his < xeeilei 1 1 in''\ Batesbui
led to Tiie I)-pen-m is 1 'on,
ibnrlal , o wiins mi - I. 1 ult- gubscilbe to The A-lvi
Ing I n Nu i'u^i.uM.p 1
n
M
They wear longer. First
A/^ A TIT ~
vvri 1 ?/ r
IfiTPT.-l TAWrnci II At mi
iianua uulwi
: IUM BEi
"k CT THE END CAME PEAC1
ALL HIS FAMHY AB
?:,rH BURIED TESTERDJ
MASONIC HONI
the finest in t ^ Mr. Jar
ride sweep of Condition of his homi
1 directions. ^ utesafter
? i 1 i - ? J i
caii auu iittuu |VIU?,CII2> DcinK OTImoru,nej
1 style with
lejT'and Z BatcSbUrff.
nd is one of was a gre<
as it does, a gatesburg, S. C., at the munity.
cotton dis- ?y j^r Cu[
eye can sur- close of business, Jan- Decerabei
lias begun Uary 30th, 1906. attending
> little sta! the war b
LI ABI LITI IS.
atlon of the Capltal gtock $30,000.00 Confcdera
? Deposits 71,381.67 vaielnCo
Undivided Profits (expen- olina artll
sespaid) J,376.29 jnimand
Cashier's checks out- ,
standing 10.00 particlpat
gagement!
$103,768.26 thn
the e.vacu
t0t)k parfc
Cash on hand and due .. , .
ties of A
from banks $t3,CM7.0y,
I North Cai
J Loans and Discounts 53,9;?8.ir, I
Hank building account, *",U'
r i . t .. Cullum, *%
furniture and fixtures 0,7o3 02
,e - ? __ of Honey
. After tl
STATE OF SOUTn CAROLlINA| in farmin
bounty of Lexington. Personal^ ap. _mlntv _r
pea red before me A. C. Jones Cashier
of the above named bank and an*\rms ^anl"e hu
that the above statement is trin? t0 he has m<
tiie best of his knowledge and belier # was marrl
a C. JONES,.Cashier. / g. Mathh
Subscribed and sworn to before, n. . .
this, ?! nth, day of January 19CV3. w|tn wx c
v < i;, vt v "redericV
Notary i'-ubllc.
ConnEC."?Attjcst: crnie and :
i. EDW ards, j r <-?,,i
U. X.OIJNTER, -Directors. oui
where all M. TJ. BUATWRIGI1T. ) morning a
irriages are xi)C prospect Is very encouraging honors. 'J
for an enlarged business, courteous Spring, Sa
oughly and treatment guaranteed our patrons, we burjT-0|||Cj]
ted with a invite you to come to see us. T * ,
lice with its Long be
furnishings. aWADGItt ft* Tlir flfkV housc was
illy pleasant OlWUlOllJ U1 lllLuUf" rriends, s
ctlvelv fur- FDHADQ MVQQ kFV comrades
onifort and LuWUlUJ lULiJoAuL, indeed wi
ut f?0 cham- _ .
ovided with In t,,e G?vernors message to the young?wl
to give the General Assembly Tuesday, he says: last tribul
s house is "The State Treasurer lias had to and so hip;
kh lighting borrow icss money than formerly, The cas
the Summer w|1|c|l ?oes to sliow t.hc improved ii- flowers, h
if Northern
who have nancial condit ion of the State. gusta, C(
ig lias been The only cloud that throws a shad- many otb
lostclry one ow over the state is the unsatisfacto- those wht
nfortable in ry condition of the Dispensary, which Dr. Jab
he believes exists iiccause of the loss vices at tl
villi the tin- 0f confidence, resulting from abuses eluded at
ells and livil
attention In connection with its operation. The act
nirable sys- 1 am convinced that if the system were: J.
management, can lie properly regulated It will be man, D. 1
w. Childs one of the best solutions of the liquor Rhodes, I
cl"who ^ has tluest'on- If not property managed Gunter, J
jetent corps and controlled, its useiillness will be ell, M. S.
whole sur- at an end." That it Is imperitive for juo. Bell
like air and the honor of the Slate, the existing p West s
"on i??ft nn conditions should be immediately rem
y contribute edied? cither b>' radlcal changes in the orary one
ourists liow l iws governing the dispensary, or by man, J ^
. 'i J>C- Lei- -?"3^'eaise, Senator from ornrnnnn
vpened Sat- ^he rcgn'a, has announced liim oCHEDDCE
rnial reoep- He recoj Governor ot South rpr<
number of more of tb r4i
dueling "is tween theKvlio is the author &PRIN
r of South hliould be tiling for the pros - da^s at 11 A. M. i
distinguish- certain mitigation, and also J ' a s0'
Chronicle, year. Investigating com-| TRKNTON; 1st
? lie urtfeKi't ior Columbia , I and every Sunday
genuine Ber(' mont for tec is now in ses- 2nd Sundays,
M. W Shea- State's for Columbia EDGEFIELD;:
lie recornounced his c'an at 11 A. M.and ev
P t)iy to co?lhltl ,lis Platform i?u. lie invited to
K* ?gricultui uP'm llis return.
Island Red tion,
r"ylyc. f'.'j'istOSSROADS jBMfl
ICR the best t l lM< r>rai relatives in
s< .ruble'
or rc- visited
Lamb,^ 4or f> fani.mJ family visited .
mi around in liis
jies bust *cek; lie Subscribe 1
l>ut nothing very
National Bank of
Baiesbur;.
Stock Paid Up, <26,000.00
U..dtvlrt*rt Profit*. WS.WO.OO
i Average <190,000.00 /^LT~
t In Dividends <0,026.00
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ID.
SFOLL7 WITH
ound mail
WITH
DBS.
nes Colwell Cullum died at
3 in Batesburg a few min*
iive o'clock on Wednesday
from a lingering illness. His
^withstanding the fact that
jxpected ror several days,
it shock to the whole com*
lum was born in this county
the third 1845. He was
school near his home when
roke out and he entered the
,tc service enlisting as a prlmpany
6, second South Carleiy.
lie served with this
until the close of the war,
ing in all the artillery ens
around Charleston, until
ation of that city, when he
in the infantry in the batverasboro
and Bentonville,
rolina- .
Hum was the son of W. E.
'ho was killed at the battle
Hill, February 7. 1865.
le war Mr. Cullum engaged
ig for some years in tbi s
id In 1872 entered the mersiness
at this place, In which
et with much success. He
,ed in 1875 to Miss Hattle
j, of Edgetield conn*" ?
:
Llattie Bess.
lum was burled yesterday
110.30 a. m. with Masonic
nu? ? * J ?
L uc iuasuns lruui muge
.luda, Lcesville and BateSSting.
fore the hour appointed the
filled to overflowing with
chool mates, confederate
and brother Masons. Many
ere those?both old and
10 assembled to pay their
to one whom they loved
hly esteemed'.
ket was literally imbeded in
aving been sent from Audumbia.
Spartanburg and
er places, not to speak of
cli came fiom Batesburg.
ez Ferris conducted tne serhe
house, which were conthe
grave by the Masons,
iive palbearers, all Masons,
A. Whitten, E. R. Stead'.
Hartley, A. C. Jones. C. M.
t. S. Simmons, Capt U. X.
[. R. T. Major, L. M. Mitch
(iunter, M. B. Edwards,
Towill, Col. E. L. Asbill. E.
ind some others. The Hons
were: Dr. W. H. TimmeriV.
Cooner, W. A. Crouch, T.
or SERVICES ^
5C0PAL.
0; 4th and r>th Sunind
nth Sunday at 3
: Sunday at 11 A. M.
at 3 P. M except
2nd and 3rd Sundays
ery Sunday at 8 P. M
all services.
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