The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 19, 1906, Image 1
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JACOB PHIN1ZY, President,
WILLIAM A. LATIMER, Vice Prest.
GEORGIA RAII
AUQUSTA,
CAPITAL and UNDIVIDEI
This bank is fully equif
counts of individuals, firi
respectfu'Iy solicits corresp
contemplate making chan
counts.
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DR. W. II. TI A MERMAN. U. X.Gl
President. Vice-Pi
M. W. PERRY, 1
CITIZENS BANK <
PAID UP CAPITAL S
E b\ STROTHER, At.ty.
The Citizens Bank of Balesburg, S.
does so with flattering prospects, a
come o ail who wish fair dealing ai
ing transactions. Safety Deposit I
I where land and Insurance Policies,
Deposits solicited and money
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' YOU THINK (
y.iw .ii.-i sick or <iurfi
u ?: let u* writ.; you 01? i > 11
\ >ur ii ity to th is; you h iv L i |
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?V. * \V vT.sON \
PARROTT
D1S KICl
Phone 1200.
COLUMBIA, SOL
The Rdeiity Mulu
Company, Phi
Write to?day for insuv
position; good
C. H. JONES, Sup
COLUMBIA, : s
ORGANIZE
VOU CAN WIN W
Though you are hour
provided you are in
Ti e insured undt-i policy 10K 0.T7 in
PMOLNIX MUTUAL LIFE
:: :: :: of Hartford, Cc
Who. took out ;i 20-Ye.ir Kndowmeu
i nlivc. This is
He Received
at maturity, the face
lie Paid
twenty annual premiums and
$2,LOO, making Hie net cost i
His Profit was $2,720 oi
than he paid, e>
Wasn't That Winning?
Had lie died dunna the 20 jcars, 1
the flO,(ioi) pins ih'* annual dividends ui
Ka v. at I o vi>5i rs. 1-1 ill Id 11:1 v 1 ii>i*11 sin
'J ELLS THE STOKY: "VVE PAY ANb
I). D. PAWL, Resident ,
I I>. E. RIOGELL, Special i
T. I. I1AY A Hiothc
COTTON MARKET. "T
Cotton Is bi ijiKiny to day 011 t.l?e f
Bat est tnt; MarkiL 11 1 2 ;l? npoi'ltdl
by L. i). Cinltnn
WEATBER REPORT.
SPi cf x: . o run ADVOCAIE I ROM
STAT WEATHER ItUREAU.
Fair! i nht and -aturday colder. I
All of th S??aks' Vital Folic ftedicines
at M? drug st<#res in IL iesburg.
\o--i < :.:% ;,c .v?? >oities of
the Hitters until Or. Staake returns ,
from nivhigan for One Dollar?which |i
will be about four weeks.
Our Grocery Department is Com
1Ee BATE SB'
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RATP^RI T
CHARLES Q. GOODRICH, Cashier GlflTI Oft AT A Y 0 I
RUFUS H. BROWN, Asst. Cashier j* fc K XIJ 111 II liX "
^ROAD BANK I
GEORGIA.
Mrs J. J Raw! is Alsiting her
3 PROFITS, $525,000.50 daughter Mrs. Darnell, at Laruar, 8.
, . e .. O. Mr Raw) spent a day or so there
>ped to care for the ac- lastW(.k,
ms and corporations. It Ret and Jlrs N N nurton and lOVldence
with those ^V^IO family have m<*ved from Newberry,
ges Or opening new AC" s C , and will occupy their house here.
We arc glad to have them back home.
Rev. J R. T Major, Dr. W p. Tjmiiiertnan,
H. A. ittl** John, J. W.
"tribling and a numlier of others attended
Court at Lexington this week. w
l'rof. I) B. Busby, of Monetta, spent ic
vv ed nesday In the ci ty. Ju
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Dr. Staakc has returned from Michigan
and is now spendiug a tew days
in Batesburg, 8. C. "(
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Mr. P. w. Barnes, of Ridge Spring, f0
vislftd Batesburg today. m
^ , Kdltor <L M Barman, of the LexJONES.
ington Dispatch, spent Thuisday in al
resident. Cashier to?n, t?ii
Assistant Cashier. Miss Lydia Kemp of Jolinston, is 1)1
visiting friends and relatives in town.
OF BATESBURG. ? spc,,t Wed ''
?TOCK, $30,000.00. Mr. A. B Qualtlebaum, of Steed
KATES KURG 8. C. muu, was in town 1 jursimy.
Mr. S. P Cumbee of Ridge Spring, tc
C., in entering upon a New Year, .?? nd
extends anew, a cordial welrid
courteous treatment In banktoxes
for rent at a low rate,
etc., will be safe from fire,
to loan on favorable terms.
Money to Lend
The First Nations
Southern Railway 1
every security at
Money on hand at i
endorses, lnteresl
? _ _ department. Tell;
A iTAk.} J /^*\7 Wm. M. CARTER,
Jb A POLICY
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v an I know m ^uu. ..cart you've I
provide for.
Iieaivr than you tliink lor. The cost
icnrli! uro ? I >uu'l delay. Delays are
k'-n!. Kntesbiirg, 3. t\,
& BAILEY, """"~~
was % visitor 10 liatcahuig on TuesAUb.lNlb.
day.
12*1.1 Main St reet., u. *, , ,
JTH CAROLINA. * "olaUin. of Monetta. was
seeu on our streets Wednesday
o
Sir. B. A. Home, of Ridge Spring m
opvuv ouuuuy at itic uomcol Mr. W. y
w s * i* l ^ Crouch. i)
dl Life Insurance Mr. MectzeMuller, ufLcesville. was 11
_ in the city Saturday.
ladelphia, ra. | Mr. <'rover (\ Ilolstein, of Monetta, "
visited Batesburg, Saturday 1st.
ai.ee rates or Agency bi
Mrs. T. Ii. Kernaghau aini Mrs. N.
men wanted. A> Bates, went to Augusta on >V'ed- |r
lervisor of Agents ...
I Mr. and Mrs. W. C. I* arber. went to
SOUTH CAROLINA, I the Co ilJion at t oluinLia. < :i i'tu Jay
night. K,|
Mr. T i?. Kernagl.an speat Monday ^
" in Augusta and Tuesday in .< i.bia.
133 IN 1851. Mr. J. Walter Dreher It moved
/ITHOUT DYING, ,'0"K"1 5
id to win if you die. , , . .. , . , ? .
. a wrvi ii Mrs. .1 Walter MeCartlia, of Colisured.
ARti YOLu umbia. spun a fcw ? tliis week ?
INSURANCE COMPANY, ?'IU| >lK- w- " >(
>11 nectiCLlt Mr. lanns Mcrritt, of Ridge Spring,
.. ?.-ar ...idd l.'lifeVis very nuicD* visited Mr and Mrs, M. E. Rutland ^
how he won: tlu's VVl' pr
Mr James M. Bates made a quick
, ... ,. ^ ^ , iripto Columbia and Augusta this v<
value of the policy- $10,000 J,
(J Lindler, of B y i ' g. was Ku
n'ceived in annual dividends in town on Tuesday
[>n,y $7 280 ' ol 15 R'Kcn?\\il deliver an ^
. ' address at Wards on January 2Glh,
r over .?7 per cent more the3uUoo, A,ld,?? Eduea
/en at his age. u??. lhi
? ... Messrs. DickSun rrouch ind Lamar .
lis Fseneilciary v. on Id nave rcceivcn , . ? . , ... ?i>
l> to 11ii*L lime. whatever year, which ?lenn spent Sui da' 111 I.eesville.
?ii, a! I' M $i .-? ?. ami so on l HIS
ilJAL DIVIDENDS " NOTICE
Agent, Hatesbuig. S. C.
V. e regret very muon to announce ?n
Agent , Batesburg, S C. I lie death of our Mr. .1 (J Cullum.
r, General Agents, *liich occ irre.i omth I't i inst The
business will be carried n as heretolist
of letters remaining on- caham"""" u " 4
called for in batesfiurg, tim: t. i.. < i i.i.i ji Co.,
s. c? post omcE for the
week ending january, 6th? noiiui- ' *>all.
.Qnp On the Hirst Monday in Pebruary wt ^
lit' will sell at tin olJ S.'iealy place. One |^(
... , ' "" ' ^ tract of land containing one hundred
M.ss I.?Ait;r ^ r? einan. and thirty si^ acre more or less.
*.AMEb <? l'.N 1 LLMLN Said land beint tic estrte of Mrs.
Johi'/ ' i i ' (i * ? ' Eliza Garvin deceased. This tract of
W. lie n 1. r >;? , Ian.1 lias a . l>d o Iiorse farm, the se
L. Al smith, >alancc In wood and old field pine i
The e lelt m w.h be sent to the Terms of sijilc cn li,
Dead Letter (ulico .lap. 20, 191 ? if not |{. jt. Sncalv,
ilelive.ed before. In calling for the Marshall Stienly,
above, please say "Advertised"giving rtclvin Slicaly, ol
date of list. J. ii. o. Garvin. Pi
J, FKAN K KNKECK, P. M.
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iplete,'Wholesale and I
URGAI
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km a. FRIDAY, JANUARY
ME AT M
SWANSEA -w
ONE W
BS. HOEL SH4BP OF LEXIHGTOH
CODBTT JUBPED IHTO A
WELL OKI HUNDBED here on t
FEET IEEP. \
Swansea. Jan. Ui^Urs. Noel Sharp, their post
ho lived near GaBtai, committed su- As soor
ide about 12 o'clock last night by an(i seiec
imping into a we'll, which Is about Edwards
0 feet deep. Hydrick i
she left the house end as she did their dut
>t return in a reasonable time, the once and
mily began a search for her and The Hn
und that the well iDttures had been lJ)c state
oved. j was d)3r
The l)ody was taken from the well 0f unlaw 1
>out 12 o'clock to-dey. The right guilty wi
Je of her face was considerably J ancj Was s
UI31-U. t 1 1
which he
She leaves a husband and several | key, his a
ilidren. j jor }j|m>
Mrs. ^harp was at Lexington Couiti Prestor
ouse yesterday on a law suit of some firing a g
public liij
The inquest will be h(jd to night or thirty da
imojrnw.?The State. j Tjlc C1S
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I: Interest Paid 01
il Bank of Batesburg is the only National Ban!
between Columbia and Augusta and offers its
id accommodation consistent with safe 1
all times to lend or satisfactory collateral or a
t paid four times a year on deposits in the
your friends about t.
N. A. BATE.S, W. W. WATSG
VI* ?? ? 'ent.
' SStBSSSS I
THROUGH PULLMA
C -.RS ON ALL "
TRAINS
M I
" | Corvenient Schedule
LEESVILJ^ trW?n,erTour.., R.,
_ effect all to Florida po
Work lias comnuV For full informatioi
tore building of IV routes, etc., consult r
n "alii si " et, iy crn Railway Ticket AS
dli be rapidly ( BROOKS
I'heu finished if Assistant Oen.
uiiding and U' ^ ^y^ hunt,
tie town. I Oiv. Passenger Agent,
D.. i Charleston, S. C.
i town. , _
Misses Petri and M?* q p i n |vj
rother <'arl, entered sclio^ L* /\ V." IN
.Mr. M. B. Young, of Colin _ r^n
1 town, a .'ew days this week. If |
Mr. U. I". Etheredge and Dr. Blac*
>ent Tuesday in t he country hunting . A
Messrs. James Werts and J. O. Ear (rajn^Ml
e made a living trip to Augusta on ment'for
'ednesJav.
Mr W. L. Addy was here Saturday * ;a,
. gratia la
Rev Bass preached an excellent . cars on
rmon at the Baptist church Sunday armecl w
tcrnoon. _ that he t
MissGussie Harr, (if Gilbert, was in land iron
11 shopping, Tuesday. , .
John >
MissLila Hook, of Lexington, is sente(j j,
dtin,; Mr. II. Kawl this week. found gu
Mr. Daniel (Dinter, has been quite defenriai
;k for several days hut is much im- not been
oved at this writing. Stevens >
Rev. and Mrs. I). It. Groseclose are here.
siting in Saluda County this week. Elijah
Mr. J. E. H. Mcf artha, went to Au- ?ji
sta, tliis week. an(j was (
Mr Jonas McC artha, went to \N arnville,
Thin*y Morning to a big
... by W. II
dding.
, lie was c
Mr. W. W. Maloiiy spent several c
vs in town this week. ' aUl
, , , Thomas
Mr. Johnson, of Aiken, was visiting tjme ago
town Sunday. resented
Mrs. Will Black, from Saluda, was m](]eilVl
tow n shopping, Wed/iesday. ,
i ne i-1
Miss Lucile Jlendrix has been quite Kikartl
;k this week. Siiarp, c
The gr
WANTED. rA II. (h
We can give steady employment to a"
?r r> families in our cotton mill, com- to ki I.
cooing s*'eptemher 1st. Th.- c:
MIDDLEiiURO MILLS, Stocknu
Batesburg, a. C. tjnU(.d
MONEY TO LOAN?on easy terms. G T (Ir
pply to C. P. Boozer, Treasurer, The gi
;esvllle, South Carolina, Goodwlr
in adult
FOR SALE. Eel. (3 ?s
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red
it r* or*
sttings. $I.Ot>per dozen.
Mrs. N. Rogers Bnvlv.
Batesburg, S. C. r.co.n.n
well dot
JARBOE'SROYAL FLOUR the best mended
n earth. Try it and be convinced. There
or sale by RIKARD 6s SON. the COU1
/'/ 'U^ve .
t
Retail. L. D. Cullum Co.
)VOCAT
19, 1906.
INGTON A NORMAL I
T PTTPfi BORN TO DIB
TIVE PARES
EEKS DOINGS IN THE JES"
CRIMINAL COURT. thero was bom to Mr. and
Boy kin a daughter. Thei
ton, 8. C., Jan. is.?Special: more tlian tiie usual amou
general sessions convened est to tiie birth of this chil
he 15tb? with Solicitor Tim- Mf and ,,rs h afc
stenographer Met eat and m ^ ?o
.her onicers of the court at Am(,ri(.a TheJr havc bce?
witli the Barkoot Carniva
i as tiie Grand Jury ietired for some time, having cot
ted ther foreman, Mr. Isaac c;t_y with this aggregat
of Batesburg, Judge I). E. mom hs ago. Mrs. Boy kin
irery ably oil arged them as to |y g|,0wn as Dulletta, am
y. They went to work at leading figure in one of tiie
dispatched it with rapidity. t>tiis amusement company,
it case taken up was that of first two or three perfor
vs. Henry Leapbart, who this city she has been at I
ged with carrying weapons ville sanitarium,
ul size. Tiie jury found him Mrs. Boyk'.n is exactly 28
th recommendation to mercy, height and her baby is
icntenced to pay a fine of f25 weighing six pouuds. Mrs
Diomptly did. T. C. 8tur- th? Hiniorhlnr nf mronto
_ w>.w 4 V* J|>UIVIIV9
.ttorney, put up a hard tight s|ze aU(] |R ^i,e oniy jWarf
her family traced back 1
i Franklin pleaded guilty to tions. ller husband bears
un within tifty yards of a unique record of being the
jh way and was fined $ld or in his family, his parents
ys imprisonment. normal in size. The physi
ie of the State, va. J II E. tills accounts for the offspi
- diminutive parents being
~ oped and of normal size.
Mrs. Boykin is sosmail
get into a common chair i
Bistance. She cannot ge
without a footstool or som
trivance upon which to cli
a seated in a chair her feet a
|^[ | /CPOSI tS? es from the lloor. Her be
* developed, however, her si
ing broad and muscular,
c on the lectual to a remarkable
patrons ? her head is crowned with
. . wavy, nut-brown hair. SI
,an g" cated along with her slstc
pproval home in Olilo.
savings Not until she was mari
boykin did she join a theai
but she says her life on tl
IN, baen one of pleasure and
csident. 's Particularly fond of the
and during her spare m
linds a great deal of pleas
Ing the late novels.
Mr. boykin has been wi
n sleeping
through SAVINGS DEP
, Interest allowed at the rate of 4 per cent,
ruary, May, August and November,
s on all local W. A. CLARK, President.
WILIE JONES, Cashier,
esare now in Assets Over
l as to rates,
learest South- *?
jent, or
* ~Atl?nu.*a<
Doors,
a ble Blinds
riONS Pi
Turnei
rcenj antri "Fewer gallons wares ionj
the chain gang.
hi to man and it w a? (A T~*I?OW^
jommilted tlie tlieft in .. W v/# J->IW YV
a Mr. J. A. Hell. "BIA
tevens, w ho was ably ropre- lloc. v
col. G. T. Graham, was fills tlie vacu.. -
ilty. This case was tried in -t-. ?
it's absence and sentence has
passed. It was said that M 1 U Oil A T T
>assick and could not get illfiflillll|^llU
Harris pleade 1 guilty to the IlLillj
f house-breaking and larceny J/AIXAAJl
given three year.-, on the gang. Marshall Field, the Chic
lase, who was represented aire merchant died at t
. Sharp, Esq., came clear, house in New York city,
iharged with murder. I6th, after a short illness <
oleman, colored, who kilied 'a Marshall Field was Liu
Watkins at Hatesburg some t>ess>ful merchant of his
. was acquitted. He was rep- and one of the worlds r
by Mr. E. L. Asbill, who He went to Chicago In 18;
ery strong appeal to the jury. h'an ids career as clerk, ra|
MS of the Hlate. vs. Marina to llin front,
anrl 1 lie State, vs. Lenora "rra of Marsnall Field an
t al. were continued. organized and now il IS
store of its kind in the wc
and juiy found IK) bill against niiri{ahlo success is attrib
">od win, who had been indict - Fjel(1 a|ld hi3 mrthod Ui
s.iult and battery witli intent ,.uje ncver t0 borrow mone.
to issue a note,
me of the State, vs. S. V. Mr Fields body was tai
in and Will Taylor was con- cago lor burial.
Th?y are represented by Col# ????????
ahum and W. H. Sharp. above
cases, it adjourned
and jury presented Luther Wedn <diy.
i and Anna Hooker for living Court of Common Plea
ery and also Perry Ott and vene here on the 22nd,
ivis. Also Davis Gantt and ,!ydrick presiding
'termbarg for adultery, Jolin ,
mid surnli llarsey, for fornl- . rherc wero many pron
. i in attendance upon the c<
I he* made a number of good
dictations. Their work was We have been having a
ic and they should be com- amusements and everyth.
for their etlicienl services. Koi|'g
being no further business for
:t, after the conclusion of the Subscribe to "oc
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__d as new, I I
%ions. I
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^Carolina. ' I I
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'mail
jtan.Fs, I
ncils, I
kn< ^ H|
Is,
aisoes, and H
i;ianil *ne and
wei. -J Alumi- H
SSJU Engraving I
' ol;ipany,
II : MARYLAND.
ire 1 iMii'-d <>n request. H
ly IJatesburg Advocate.
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degrl^
a w#>8.
he wa j^B
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ricd t *./
Lrical ijBmL H
"prontittd Ci
latest:
oment
ureln?i^'?fc ? $200,000
* - 82,000
th Ills 200,000
$482,000 H
'ARTMENT. J
. per annum, payable quarterly, FebJ.
S. MULLER, Vice-President I
T. H. MEIGHAN, Ass't. Cashier
$I,5oo,ooo.
1
lint,
Cabinet
Mantels
jer"?means Devoe painty
N & BRO.,
s. c.
m
W-% W A
:
ago nii?
lie in veiuui'
on Ja
3fpncionsistent with
; most
pcncr -AAichest
men. TC RENT.
and be- ?
. My home near the Batesburg Bap'l
n IHtO ?t he tlst Church- Apply to Mrs. M. S. Fox,
jn Concord, N. C,
d < o., was
the largest LOST
"'1 lts re" In town of Batesburg, two store and
iitcil to Mr. two p0stoffice keys on ring. Suitamade
it a hje rewar4j jf returned to
V and never THE ADVOCATE OFFICE. ' I
ien to Chi FOR SALE!
First prize Barred Plymouth Eggs.
__ Setting $1.00
sine die on S. P. CLIMBEE,
Ridge Spring, S. C.
s will con- LOST.
with Judge White Pointer dog with brown
head and white stripe down forehead 4
lincnt folks Limps slightly. Answers to name of
uirt. Bob. Mark Shealy,
number of Ridge Spring, S. C. ji
i g seems to ... V
Subscribe for The Advo- ^
cate-50 cents a >ear in
ate. .
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