The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 19, 1906, Image 2
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as well as a prompt ainavlgorouli?,
worker, as Judge Hy
WEEDODTTOD
The season baa arrive v. ..?_
ehaute must move their winter stock j 3ed
and make room for early spring goods. | -nii
II is Tery unwise for any business man ,le
to carry oyer stock from one winter to
>\\f
another for many reasons. By keepUCI
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ing goods from one year till the next week
the goods become shop worn and no
longer hare that new, fresh and In- f rogrc
Seigler has be
Yiting appearance that attract the at thiR wrjt|D|
buyer, tber also bear marks of being _ .
Quite a nun
picked oyer and in very few, stores If pjfc attended 1
any, are the lines complete, some, num- flydricks; th(
bars or sizes are sure to be missing, time,
o in order to have a complete assort- The many fr
ment the coming year it is necessary were glad to s<
to buy these missing numbers to till in Miss WdAs
and In doiDg so the new goods invarl- streets sh^^m
ably make the held-overs look the old
ie Bank of Leesville,
Capital, $30,000.00
r accepted on deposit?Large deposits and
small deposits?all welcome,
isiness methods are careful and guarantee
the safety of our depositors.
'ille, - - - South Carolina.
HENDRIX, J L. MATTHEWS, H. A. MEETZE,
esideut. Vice. Pres. Cashier.
Qrippe and Cold Tablets
Cure Colds every tlir.e your money
back M not satisfied. Could any
offer be fairer?Its up to you.
For Coughs
Dont forget our White Pine Expectorant.
Same guarantee.
ITER'S DRUG STORE.
Everything in Drugs.
iSBURG, S. C.
argain Flyer!
20 Per Cent. Discount
Vll Winter Clothing, Boys and Youth's
Over Coats.
E QUICK! GREAT BARGAINS AWAIT
YOU.
J. C. GLOVER
SBURG, South Carolina.
st. Another good reason ArrTfirDC! 4 MR GAY
ying goods from year to Ul I lULllO AflD tfAlj"
the money invested is APIPQ Hf PffcTTflN
id not bringing interest AIllLo Ul UUllUH
ting all the while. A GGnflT A TTAM
d to say that our mer- AflOUljlAlIUl!!.
long since learned by ex- New Orleans, Jan. 15.?The .
i lesson and avoid the ecutive board of the Southern ottc
ned loss by selling their association held Its annual busine.*.
it they will bring and if meeting today with almost a full
nnot sell them at first board sitting, llarvie Jordan was re- J
f all surplus stock and elected president and Rlchurd Cheat-j
?11 ' rr"1"* *u *
i lar.j ': ? !es ' I.:".
j ' ' '' ' i
a no ' v ?.
?*:?. A .. s .
bruises
t down his bucket,
well from
B|nraV alarm, ropes and the
young man
^B^HBBR^term in A nervous chill followed the shock.
^HP; ... _ . but if another can he prevented.
s wr mg o . Qjjom wj|| ijpyduf] ;i)i danger. lie
lerk of the engrossing Is the son of Postmaster .1. B. ()d m,
lie is a native of New- and the community are rejoicing with
ind was born and raised him and his father over his escape
?News and Courier.
, mtie doubt that coi. mas. eophema sharpton dead.
genial manner and ex- Edgefield, Jan. 15.?Mrs. Kuplicmia
eacquaintance through- Sharpton, u woman of great piety and
will make ?. irnort rmo worth* much honored throughout KdgeWilt
make a good race fle,d djed jn Nwrth Augusta Thursday
>at will till the office in last, age 70 yeais. Site was the daugiithe
wool enri am a ter of the Rev. Jolin Neeley, a popular
, the word, and, as a <ind RlIted Episcopal preacher in au
place, none could be gusla in the early fifties.?The State.
Shull visited out at Fox town Sunday,
Mrs. Delia Jones was in town satirday
She met her niece Miss Eflle
-ur.ttr,of Leesville, who ts here to
- . pend a few weeks.
in town a short tim? .,r , . . .. ~ T) .
.. . . ? We were glad to see Mr. Dave Hawl
igon their way to Phil , ? . . , . , .
.. ... ?f Batcsburg In town Wednesday,
re they will spend three h J
Miss Lizzie Mae Kdwii s spent Sat.
Bawl was the guest or urdf? J" w^~r: "f accom"
ra. Alonzo Gunler last P?nled home by M.? to,,- Hrown.
Our friend, Mr. Joe Hartnan, who
.. . .. .. , Das bean carrying the mail over the
o state tb?t M r. EverLs . . , , ,
.1.1, ^ . -itar route from here to Lex ngton, i
en sick several dajs but . . , , . .
_ i . give up his job last week and it s now
g is much improved. f . ' . . . x, , ,.
being carried by Mr. W ingaid of Lexaber
of our young peo ineton.
the dance at Mr, John Misses Lizzie Gunter and Estelle
iy report a jolly good Rawi were the guest of Mrs. J. F. ]
Lyles .Sunday.
'lends of Mr. Rush Free Mr. Craps, of Leesviilo, spent, a few i
?e him in town last week days in town this week selling hoises.
C. Gunter was on our Mrs. W. I.cc Gunter was in ( ur 1
^Uast week. s'reels shopping today.
^Keigle? and Milidg Misses Jennie and Florle L yles were j
M ?h :re Tuesday. Sparrow.
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THIRD AID FOURTH R|J)|JE g
WEEK MORS FOR :
LEXIMTOM COUH- WA?mLDiNRGA?
TY- BY FI
TAfTTi dv I'm*
-"juaui iLnm. i
messl. - total loss of
Warren C.Weed, Col. R. B. Watson
vV. Sander Wingard, "is long illness to Hi
M. Luther Bachman. his many friends.
P.ul'jK'S;.r Mr. C.G. Harrwc
J. O. Buudrfck ' for an extended trip
G.G Culgrarrt, for the benefit of his
Bernard Royf, The handsome frc
R. Glover ible, set in dark red cerr
Geo. A. D. Moore, Put ,Jauk b
J. Clareoc4 Spann, now otherwise com
Simon I.Book, ,RB W'H present a ti
S. J. Clark, side and out.
Emanuel M. Smith, Improvements of
L. 11 amp Williams, been going on for
John L. Lever, parts of town and tl
Li. W. Moak,
David It. Raw] ^rR
Thos R Huffman, quite sick for a i
Geo K. Boberts, very much betterL.
M, Jefcoat, The new graded f
W, Charlie Swygert our sister town, Wa
Simon Taylor, by fire yesterday afi
T. llane Williams. a new piano The t
JelT B. rqiarpe, ly been enlarged an(
II. Frank Kyzer, sympathy is exprei
Wm. tV. 'Elcazer, Whittle, and for th
D. ('. lledetihaugh, erally, in this great
Julius ]{. Bouknight,
Geo. K. Davis, WUlPPI^f1 1
S. Elmore Berry, ifilil 1 IWlJ
OMMENDEI
A. Madison Hut to,
Eormrrr wwirtr nitv pv
VI Jl A L? 1
Emanuel Z. Swygert, mnnTi
e. a,iiaii, rlliyi
"U ils-ji M. king, Recorder Picquet
Jam?4 D. Wingard,
Pier** R. Shealy, day a,'d askl>d ,lis 0
W. Nark Price, ccnt decision in tf
J. Ltther .Scase, court regarding the
Jaccj P. Derrick, cingof the prisoners
ndi'f ^ l'.,ea,ly' O.e foil,
Rol{. L. Shuler,
Pin< C. Koon, "'What 1 have hat
P, Ves'?y Sliealy, questions lias all c
P . Hammond, said it. I stated t
' uliner, had a chaingang, tin
?rtlev
. ' and have the prisom
'r )er' that gang: but wliei
ro ier' ity does not luive a
intt, . .
have to serve on the
Umpcrl" "The best llilng,
municipalities," c m
Ci
'will lie t he whippi
, ' , , , like to see it in c
'Ifnlgllt, fniud States. It v
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judge was
ideas on tlit* matte:
tin m is freely as he
.
ping post and says
R. R. SCHE- for any com
ought not to be
WML |I^ EFFECT lng only ? Augm
IH^H/th, 1906. ?, 1
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on the Savannah
January 0, 1905. SALE
wmam
IF 3 M O R
^Varrenville 2:3t> p m. _, . www-,
^TaUUUSI'A 3: 10 p.m. ^ ^ H '
No. 131
Lv. Augusta 3:30p.m CnlM finlrtPti
Warrcnvllle 4:00 p.m. oOlICl UOlder
Trenton 4:31p.m. ri Thnirc vv
Batesburg 6 :30 p. m. ? CliairS, \V
*r. Columbia ^ ^ :45 p.m. park Qrecn V<
Lv. Columbia 5 -.00 a. m. ions.
Batesburg 6 :55 a. m. .
rr o,r A regular
Trenton, 8:15 a. m. **
\r. Augusta ?:5<i a. m Special pric
Mo. 130. ^
Lv. Augusta 10:30 p.m. ?%f ti
Pass Trenton 12:20 a. m. w ^
" Batesburg 1:30a.m.! }:rei"llt pn
Ar. Columbia 3:30 a.m. ,
No where in Sout
Lv. Columbia 6:00 p. m. 0|)[y fl , jmj(
Pass Batesburg 6 :14 p. m
" Trenton 6 :58 p. m' 011 hand at til
Ar. Augusta 8:iop m. Mail your ord?
No. 8. SFF
Lv. Augusta 7:50 a. m.
Hiss Trenton 8:50 a. m 1313-1310 M
" Batesburg 9:38 a. m. COLUMBL
Ar. Columbia 10:50 a. m. T T . T
No. 48 U?. Sun. VANME
Lv. Batesburg 7:20 a. m FllUPPfll
Ar. lVrrv 0:20 a.m. 0,1 *
No. 47. Ex. Sun. and Emb
Lv. Porrv 7 :11 p. m
Ar. IVrry 9:2b a Bpjffiljjj Beit tor
No. 4!). unda> Only. coid?!<Jroi
Beats Tho Alusic ur
Pouplikeopsle, N. Y " I lake l r '** pfuf.i
King's New Life Pills. They are 'lie Pf^ggM %
nosfc reliable and pleasant lay- I
<avc found.'* Best for ihe -loniaeo HjHBflH&gronenfc^
[jiver and Bowels. Guaranteed by O. -I g { /j \ : f&-i.
in; ris,Tirr.in-ins ro. F. < u tor. B { P " j ^ 1\H'
Dri sons drug. Co., of Leesville. 53. C
prig. It h e <
ED SCHOOL
I0NSDMED r*
RE. Cr'
$30,000.00. /-t j -a
i is out again from iT\ / ^ PtfSk"
e gratification of ^ i-'
nt last Saturday
in Southern Fla., >L. T _ ^
ihealth. | I |
>nt of gray brick fl. \jr JsL JftL
lent is now being
wilding, which is
plete. The b"lld- g^ &
ue appearance in- | ^ A \y \
carious kinds have ^
some time in all "m J I g g g-^
le end is not yet. y Cl A L-JL A A
ot, wlio lias been
veek past is now j
not n
school building in * * * M
rds, was destroyed
Lcrr.oon including "T "Cj A A
luildinghad recent J EL^a <1
1 completed. Much K R
ssed for Principal T is. JSL JPl !&,?
e community genloss.
POST REG- (j O
IFOR THE
* Coin;
was seen yo.fr- BaTESBL'RO,
pinion on tlic re- '
it; duiic supreme ?
rrdr E. M. ANDR
twiner to say:
I to say on It,esc XU R E C
ome out, just as 1
hat where a city SPECI/
cn they could tine
ers serve time on ?m
re the municip'i)
S,:;:11" FINE BE DP
however, fir the
tinued the ju -p? Tf
UK post. I would JL 1?
very town in 11.?
v ill decrease crime 1 Quartered Oak Suit, $16
; o
O t' V t f
...
* f '*-*'+ " , a
,J 5 I iTianuvdny OUIL, qtyy.uu,
r and expressed
was trone. lie j Circassian Walnut Suit,
ver in the winphat
it -s a k< od Others from $15.00 to $
uitv,and that ii
,ed t?? wife beai Sideboards, I
Mil Ciiionieie. . ..
Library, burnt
Oa ies' Desks and
11 t All Marked Dt
p QP thing Good in
HAL.
1 V A y* Made of selected Indiana quarter-;
ished like a $500.1 0 piuno. lias fint.
ILetA beveled mirror, 18x40 inches, 7 feet
iv VP Rack is frequently sold at $22.50 but
, Oak Mor- C A TS
ith Red or ?* 2 ' ii / St. 1
:rona Cusli- A.
fi ' (LS a fl li Fi S.
$8.00 line. NiEW CAKOLiN
e to clear COLUM
each.
.paid an;.- U TCH
?? Carouna.
:ed number Bicycle
is price. ?<
trs at once.
us Speth 1
?inSlrcct' (Chas. B. A
s. c.
'tpfq Largest Country
n ?' house of like 1
Director ^ . c. ,
I remendous Stock ol
aimer. Stoves. Orates, Ran
Goods, Bicycl
840 Broad St.
! is what we wanted
I'&i&W we expected. It ji
everybody is get
Thanksgiving, ih
i you now ready to
* HAVE US BUILD
la. |P^||S| We haven't an 4kof
1- JP?lp^i shop. Anything yt
handsome. Let us
| 1334 Mala Strait,
Great
*
Price
RecfucSale
I
>n; if you I
loney do J
liss it. ]
en Drv -I
ods
pany, j
S. C. j
:EWS FURNI- J
OMPANY.
\L SALE
OF.
OOM FUfc '
JRF.
>6.50, cut from . .
?'1 < i . ' T2
tui IIUIll ^ ^
$90.Oo, cut from . $!
**V ' /
65.00.
i . . ~ ' . '
. RACK.
iaw v. 'iilc oa!- *: ..'shed golden a
:ly carved ^ ornament Mid
high and 3 leet wide. Tliis >;rnd
. our special price for this \\eeivs S
4 DREW: *
are Co,
A BANK UU il.DINO.
t>3 A, S. C.
t Stove art J
H-j ^
ft JUU5C
Brothers,
lien Old Stand)
Patronage of any
and. in the city.
f
ges, Tinv
es and Sni
A
OILING
, hut it's bigger than
ist seems as though
ting "suited" tor
av about you; aren't
VOII A M W SUIT?
f piece in ciotli in the
)i? select wilJ n.ake up
. have >oiii n.casuiv
6: Hoe fir
iailoks.
'Phone 7t>0.
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