The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 02, 1906, Image 1
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We are the only
dealers In Ashepoo
fertilizers
in
BATESBURu. ^Il
E. JONES. 1I)(
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JACOB PHINI2Y, President CHARLES a. <
WILLIAM A. LATIMER, Vice Prest. RUFUS H. BR<
GEORGIA RAILROAD I
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
CAPITAL and UNDIVIDED PROFITS
DEPOSITS $3,000,000.00
Deposit your money with this s
institution and have no concern about
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DR. W. n.TIMMERMAN. U. XiGUNTER,
President. Vice-Presklent.
M. W. PERRY, Assistant Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK OF (3 ATI
PAID UP CAPITAL STOCK. $30,000.0"
E. F. STROTIIER, Atty. HA'
The Citizens Bank of Batesburg, S. C., in entering up*
does so with flattering prospects, and extends anew,
come to all who wish fair dealing and courteous treai
Ing transactions. Safety Deposit Boxes for rent a
where land and Insurance Policies, etc., will be safe f
Deposits solicited and money to loan on favorafc
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YOU THINK OF A P
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ok or hart, then it is too late to take o
us writ.! you one-today and know hi y<
I done your duty to those you hiv; iipnvide f??r.
Vecident and health Insurance is cheaper i liao you tlii
is smad and you wont miss the expenditure?Don't di
dangerous.
.See W. w. \V \TSON Vgent, hateshurg, s
or vr.ti
PARROTT & BAILE
DIS RICI AGENTS.
Phone 12(Kl. 12.to Main Street
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLIi
The Fidelity Mutual Life 1
Company, Philadelphia
Write to-day for insurance rates or Ag<
position; good men wanted.
C- H. JONES, Supervisor o
COLUMBIA, i : SOUTH CAROLI
OROAISTIZED IN 1
YOU CAN WIN WITHOUi
Though you are bound to win if >
provided you are insured. ARt
Tl.e Insured undei policy 10H o;>7 in the
PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE 1NSURANCL
:: :: :: of Hartford, Connecticut,
Who.took out a 20-Year Endowment, near middle lif
alive. This is how he won:
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New Line Ladies i
iBATE
CIOODRICH, Cashier DDDCfll
)WN, Asst, Cashier lullllUJ
BANK
Mr. L. A. Black, of
ed relatives in Lcesvi
? $550,000.00 He attended services
church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. 1
trOflg reliable have moved to Batest
its safety. rented the new Illtf
the Batesburg Hotel
Mrs. Sara Sliuler w<
today.
Mrs. Walter Mc
m.ul
nccns vmv IIUIC wiui
cd to her home in Col
Major and Mrs Fre
tcitained Mr. and ft
uaghan and ftlr. Jarae
dinner Wednesday eve
Mrs. Alice Hartley '
in Edge Held and A Ike;
A.C JONES. lion Gen ge Hell Ti
Cashier ed llle l1(,tnef?lk8 Ihis
Mr. James b. Holm:
lumbia tomorrow to se
r-k Edna Ilolmn' who wi
bSBUKCj. several days.
0 Major Fred T I,.did
Chi Ids spent Monday i
rESHURG. S. C. ^ji8S MaySeigler, 0f
w as in town shopping
in a New Year,
Miss Sailie Bonie, of
a cordial wel
tment in bank? hiiui UIMiJ lill'iir
t a low rate, *"*
rom fire. a
tie terms. Q **
0 THE
IThe
B
evei
HOUF
Operu
Closei
:y E iuiiiiU juiiiiii
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in town yesterday.
' . Mr. I)avtd T.a Gron
A. spent Sunday In town.
j*iiss Josie itlack. of 1
section, was in the cil
MClirn 11 TP Vr* ,ienry Rodie' of
seen on our streets yei
-pj Mss Eva Bite, of IV
L, Jl O. who has been spend i
wiiii lier parents he
ency Rock Hill Tuesday.
Miss Annie Lee Etli
- . flying trip to .lohnsto
I AgClltS Miss Lydia Kemp, 1
her home near Johnsti
ant visit to friends an
Mr Landon Quattl
from Augusta.
851. Mr. Loyd Jones, of
rhVIMf home Wednesday to i
I.? Y I IN V_I, ?-ral of his brother.
'OU die. Mr. Ralph P. Rrlgli
? YOU? spent Sunday in town.
^.COMPANV, ol
cVts v'i'ry ranch' Mr and Mrs Lull
Mt. v\ illing, were in i
Mr Thornton R Jc
Roads was in town ye
$10,000 Mr u. G. ^wearing?
ion Sunday
I dividends Mrs D hartley
$7,280 Augusta Sunday.
' cent more Misses Alice and
a 3peist several days at
? * tins week.
ould have received ^'r Joseph Aden,i
Iialever year, which, C. is in town.
and so on lIIIS
5 t? We h ive received t
K R Tillman copies
K- before the Senate con
5, S C state commerce on tl
railway rates.
IS,
____________ Tiie Lexington Hot
etephoue now in wt>
T rR/VCTlOIiS r",n?r:I,ar11
friend.-* of Dr. I >. ai. (
ilA OPERA HOUSE vdle, are tlying to
01 h Tuesday. run fur Slate Treast
.* , ,n -e l,t' wi" heV 'Ild doll
orah. Prices 50, ,5, , ,
an lo heal.
. , . r I). E Kthered
8tli Thursday. , , ,, ,
lit i ol'.unbia litis wet
g, Comic Opera, CO,
M i.ss Gladys Sawyi
in town.
J.? iinrse holler and
flginc. Will . II on CHARLESTON CAU
gr j\vn in open air,
B. Rawl, | lor sale by THE E.
I He Received
at maturity, tlie face value of the polio;
he Paid
twenty annuai premiums and received in annua
I$2,fiC0, making tl?e net cost only
liis Profit was $2,720 or over 37 per
than he paid, even at his a;
Wasn't That Winning?
Hail lie i.ietl (luring l in? Co jear- his ilcneiiciuiy w
the $l<),uoo pin-, i h>- annual dividends up to i luu timu. vv
*av. at t >* i> vr*ji rs \v 'ii 1)1 ha * e tieen as 1'? J:K', at I 11 $1
TELLS TIIE STOKY: "Wli PAY ANNUAL DIVTDENO:
I). If. AWl., Resident Agent, Itatesbur
1 . Ii. < (ili . , Special Agent, Hatesburj
T. I. HAY & I!rotlicr, (ieneral Agen
"COTTON MARKET. I COMING A
Cotton is bringing today on ib? it Titrpai rtMt
Kati-bu g Mark* t I! a-, iepi.it.. IHL lULUffll
bj L 1). LUilutn February.
Hier to l lie Ho
WEATHER RWORT
February
SPECIAL TO THE ADVOCATE l-ROM ? . . . ...
Itajab of tri.on
STATU Vk GATHER HUREAl' 7r, an(, j 00
I'air and colder.
I OR SAI.G One
MONEY TO LOAN?on eas> .'e - . one <0 horse e
App y to C I . li.ui/.ir, I... r.r easy terms.
Leesvllle, South Carolina, ^ D.
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Vluslin Underweai See our Window. L. I
odUKA* AUVU
BATESBURG S. C.. FtDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1906.
or
at the Lutheran
Bankin, of Mims. If H W H
>urg. They have III III II li
: house opposite 111 |J fi E jUi
to Columbia I B ? M
BeginningThursday February 1st. 1906,
Cartha after a un?orSigned tanks will close everyday for b
friends return- 6 T T . . . ,
umbiatoday. * ines. at Fourp*1 clock P. M. at which time
d t. cbiids en- doors v ill be Lucked.
Ir^i u' iB' Ke? The increaed clerical work has made t
is B. Bolman at
nintf. concerted action necessary.
visited relatives Patrons ol the banks will please obse
ntins week. . regulati n and make their deposits bef
week"IWan V!sit"; "the closing hear.
in will go to Co- First National Bank of Batesburg,
;e his sistor Miss Wm M. CARTER, Cashier,
ill be there for
Citizens,Bank of Batesburg,
sand Miss Ruth A. C. JONES, Cashier.
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ii ^uiuiuuia. ??j"???
BWKe sprinu. HE. STEWAET GOES to SUMTER. for tli o purpose of establishing a
Wednesday. ~ .v c. . , . cnoy Tor the Van Dyke and 1
Mr. C. W. Stewart leflthis morning rros. celebrated pianos, flew
Lcesville, was for Sumter S. C. lie go>; to Sumter gone a couple of days.
quare Deal and Helping HandM
To AH: I
FARMERS FRIEND, THE MERCHANTS FRIEND, ||
IE LABORERS FRIEND, THE FRIEND OF ALL, B
First National Bank of Batesburg |jj
ids for a share of your business and in return offers |A|
ry inducement consistent \ lseryative banking, gj
?S: W. W. WATSON, President. ^
? 9.00 A. M. i\. A r^TES, /ice-President. M
s 4.00 P. M. Wm. i?i. c.'iP.TER, Cashier.
77ZJ SALUDA LEESV1LLE LETTE
Saluda, Jan. 30th. Mrs. Geo II. wise . 1>n May has delivered Oirei
L!io Good Hope Is visiting in the Corinth communll} tecum* at the college this
tv Wednesday, this week " which was much enjoyed by eve
Lcesvllle, was Misses Ella and Maude vvysc an Droseclose and family
sterdav. visiting relatives in Newberry this ?oved into the new parsonage c
inthrop college, we?^'
nur a few days Mrs. Ed Black is spending th is week 10 A. shenly has movef
re, returned to with her father, Mr. Jchn Raueh neai llls ProDerty on Church street.
Corinth, Mr. E'bart Riser. of Dupont
credge made a M?RS May mieEtheredge of Dupont is in town Tuesday.
n Tuesday. v'sl'inK ?lstcr' Mrs " C.Smith Dr Staake accompanied by a
hnQ nrnpfi a 1,8 ** '%CS- >. ti rr. . n' 11 ie townsmen went out to
hdS returned to Mr nviri f* II Trotter v\oro in
an, aflera pleas- l0"' lali s' nday. oh. slcepln* preacher Tuesday
d relatives here. m Is?k Nota Long will make Haludahtr Mr. J. O. Eargle who has be< r
ebaum is home borne tills year, she lids a position with keeper for Matthews and Bowl
VN heeler Lot, and Company. Miss Long Co., for two years has given i
has for several years been with the posit ion and gone to the count
Augusta, caino tirm of Copeland Bros , at Newberry, account of his health,
itlend the funMr.
and Mrs. R M. Crouch will VVe are glad to see Miss Elbe
leave for Charleston Sunday to be ter In town visiting Iter sister Mi
itwell, of Bath, Bone so vera, days Gunter.
Mr. Asa Golf will spend this year in Seveinl of the l<ate*burg
r Columbia was ?a|U(la in l|ie empioy Gf Mr. J. C. Wy- came down to liear Dr. May's le
se, contractor. this week.
ler Padgett, of Mr Frank Trotter and his daughter Mr. W. W. Molony, of Rlacl
town yesterday. Miss Ploy are visiting Mrs. Dr. Trot- was in town a few days this wee
?nes, of Jones' X ter this place. Miss Christine Tinling of Ei
slerday H Mat his. the negro rapist wanted delivered two tine temperanci
m went to Tren- in Greenwood, was captured a few tures.itthe college .Sunday m<
miles above here on last Saturday by and night,
and son went to Mr. John \\ alton and lodged in jel Miss Kate Etheredge and
here Mr. Walton left for (?reen- were in town shopping Monday
wood with his piisom r today, where
Marcella Jones he will turn him over to the Sheriff Mr. hd lie W est spent Sunday
Jones X Roads ()f Greenwood county and receive the bometulks.
$2.r>0.oo reward offered for liis capture Mr. and Mrs. ThomasSease t
>f Rural Mall N. by the G ?vernor. Mrs. J R. Bouknight last week
Quite a large crowd attended the Mr J E. Werts spent Mont
.hrough Senator preacnmg in uienew nauner in cnurcn Augusi.'.
of the hearings Sunday, and Iiev. Stickley's sermon
nmittee In inter- was enjoved by .11 LIST Of' LETTERS REMAININ
ie regulation of A little of the snow and sleet still CALLED FOR IN BATES
remains on the ground from last Fri : S. C? POST OFFICE FOB
rkhit*crder "l" ," T ' WEFK ENDING JANUART,
rkiug order. The little six weeks o'd girl of Mr
L tliat the many and Mrs. Henry C. Smith died lnsl l"Ub.
Jrosson, of Lees- Saturday morning of p eumonia and m. ? ~L,AI>Ifc,?'
persuade him to was buried in tlie new cemetery sun- Miss L!i"a C<?UIyl'
irer. If he runs day at Id o'clock a m < \ z ;|a Kesunii"
"l make " har" DR. E. J. ETHEREDCE. ELECTED A " ? ZX'lW** '
nesiK-nt ?n? day MEMBER OF STATE HOUSE ? :. amf.s-uenti.emm
... Mr. v.illMir Gantt,
lk' COMMISSION. ;>?*
r, of Johnston, Is Dr K j Ethere(lget of Ij0esviiie, .. Cn -.'n Thomas
and a member of the Legislature from " J ' W ' diiam,
... ... . t-ld8 county, lias been appointed a Thrs. letters will he sent.
IBAOB PLANTS, m(imber of the Stale ,loua?. Com mis >"<! ? ' " <>m?? E?b. 10 W
will sland cold. ?|>m t? succeed llic lale Altamo.itc L.bo've,' p'i-? Viiy " Adverlislul'
V. CULLUM CO. | Moses. J date V' I tel. J. Frank Kncec<
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=BUTLER JONES jjPY]
PASSES AWAY. jjj
A CONSISTENT CHURCHMAN AND
LOVING SON-ONLY 25 TEARS flfflVM I
OLD?A BEILLIANT TU- DluJlD I
TDEE BEFORE HIM. jWpnn
Butler W. J^nes, a young man of
the sterling qualities and decidedly ntj l l
US- marked ability, died on Tuesday af 11,11 ft I
Che leruoon at 5-o'clock at the- home of t
his parents near Jones' Cross Roads f
, about ten miles distant.
his
He had been feeling badly for some
months, caused very probably by * AWn |V|^
PYg overwork, and not until a few days wUUll Ull
orp before liis death did anyone have any *?!
intimation tliat the end was so near; IHl
in fact all that knew him thought
that his health was improving.
Mr. Jones was in the twenty-tifill
, , . There is an
year of bis age fort pcrv>d|r
lie leaves a father and mother? the new Lexii
Mr and Mrs. Preston Jones?four most comfort
brothers and one sister. 'he South, a
n ag- He started out In life for himself l,08tfclry
Celler , ,. , , , . . guests, who a
in be several years ago, first clerking at plicat,on8 for
Batesburg and from here he went as a Among the
ii? '" ('ltirlf in Sin lit horn T7 n i 1 un u ut M a *.i. . w ?
... uv-w.v... ?i- at tue Lexifli;
Macon, Ga. To demonstrate his abil- Dr. Mitchell,
ity and integrity, he was at the time Newark N. J.
of his death cashier of the Dublin ard ^
Dr, Eugene M
Macon Railroad at Macon, Ga., to stalo, New H
which position he had risen by Augusta, Mr
his own efforts, entirely without in- Louis, Mo. M:
fluence. Col. Chas. I.
He was buried at Mt. Ebal church ^Il,strat^ ^
and family, S
on Wednesday afternoon about tive ^rs j,tone of
o'clock, and many wore they who paid amily of Dr.
their last tribute to one who in life pell, of New
was ever ready to lend a helping hand 11 few at
, . uumber of toi
to those justly deserving. arrival.
Some six months ago he joined the
First Baptist Church of Macon, and new^m^
up to iiis deat-h-wns p good christian. ^ attractive
' The last sad rites were performed CCSVSuiSJii tC
by Rev." fi. R. Bass, of Hlonetta. 'the Already a'Ii
following j-oung men acted as pall- hot
bearers: Messrs. Claude Sawyer, tllc suaillu r r
gusta, Colum
Wayne Guntcr, M. Hutto. L. E. Gun- 'pile new 1
ter, Norris Wiliiams and C. B. Saw- his been inst;
ycr. The work ol
grounds is pr<
!D new features
I.F.YIMTflN -^
week ftlAIMAAl III A V 41 make murc
rv one The Lexingto
imve rinirnm ro?me?ts.__
UUUHIi PAULINI
1 into Lexingt n. S. C., Feb. 1.?The sec- nTllTm ?
ond week* of court of common pleas rUliALl
was ,,cre on tlic 29th. Inst., with mm
Judge D. E. llydrick still presiding.
. At our last writing the case of Mary
^hear A^e V8? Southern Kail way Compa- Ki a special
. .' ny had not gone to the jury, but since, sas ^Ky datei
1 ' the ju^y rendered a verdict for the de- Webster of (J
1 Booh fendant. rived yesterd
<night The next case was that of Crim vs. Webster as h
ip his Kurtick and a verdict resulted in fa- ,00 u ash fo
ry on vor of the defendant. ney, . ., pr
_ . , cept the offer
J. A. Armstrong vs. the Columbia ti m of lawye
Gun- Bridge Company, came up next and, acjvjs|Ukr tier
rs I)r. after a days hard labor, the jury re- staUn(r that
tired to their room and in a short qjq The br
people w,li,e re,ulered a verdict for the de- posedly for h
ctures fendant This was an action for per- Miss Webs
soiiai injuries received while crossing dress and alt
said bridge; the plainlill alleging that several days
kville. his foot slipped into a whole in said apparel ot lie
,c- bridge while crossing it about 9-o'clock <[,11llar^)na
tgland at night. The plaintiff was reprc South Caroli
lec- seated by Messrs. G. T. Graham and chase necess
orning vV W. Hawes and tlie defendant by are puzzled.
Messrs. Efird A- Dreher and E. M. to what shot
lhesituat
sister Thompson. by news
Monday morning, the :i!Uh., the case another wife
of Alice and Eurmon Ford was taken
with Up This was an action for failure to F(
take to destination. Plaintiffs bought ? . , .
< ,, j , Babcock I
.isited a ticket in Augusta, Ga., for l<redouia- Cheap for ci
S. C., and was put off at K'.dge Spring. Ba
flie jury, after listening to the evi- ?
111 dence and the law in said case, ren.
dereda verdict for plainlitis for $600. First prize
G UN" **' <,ra,iaai represented the Eggs. Sett
plaintiffs and the railroad by Messrs.
BURG, i Thompson and Sharp?t
THE The next case was that of Birrs vs J ?????
07TH : Barrs; i he same being in reference to ..
' * Me>srs Efir
land disputes. It seems as it a mixed deiendant
verdict was returned: partially tavorable
to plaintiff and defendant. Seabourd* /
The case of Lola CJunler vs. Martba premises of
Fallaw and hurt Fallaw was referred verdict was
. ,4 , . . , ' no announce
t >1'. K. I>relier as special referee up- tomorrow m
on motion of Messrs Asbill and >harp<j v
r . . f , . , !1 You can a
J attorney s for defendants. Messrs G. that the Ju
T. (iraham and A. 1). Martin repre his power t<
scntwd tlie plaintiff. hoped that
Messrs. Thurmond & Timmermsn
brought a tort case against the South- . !I?.l}r(!T^t ^
to I lie ernBailwavf.il Mr RE. Lorick and tourth Mo'i
(or n?e lwaL 6 v-.l.ct for $100. The .eop
'giving | Mr. Eirgle had a case against the grossing ve
e, P.M. Southern and was represented by talk of a gr
handle only I
gh grade fer- 1
ilizers get
our 1
prices,
JONES.
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DTEL. _
IF LIFE AND
IMENT AL.
JY IN EVDENCE
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STALLED.
NOTES.
air of home like comic
the surroundings at
ngton hotel, one of the S
.able and attractive In
ind soon this beautiful
be full of Northern
re pouring in their aprooms.
>se who have registered
ton this week are Rev.
of N. Y,, T, E. Louny, of
, G. F. Jenkins, Winston
RevencJ, Spartanburg,
lav, Washington, F. M.
aven, S. O. Thornpaon,
s. L. W. Ilassett-, St.
rs. F' E. Yancy, London,
Fooder, Editor of the
ermonter, A. P. Chllds
pringfield Mass.. Mr.and
Rochester, N. Y., The
Llnsley and W. A. ChapLondon,
are expected In
the hotel, while a large
arist are booked for later
ress is being made on the
land depot, wbjC|) be
public static^ mo8t
ir t >](? Vjo1
arge number are urging
el be kept open during
nonths. Many from Aubia
and Charleston;
ong distance telephone
tiled this week,
r further beautifying the
pressing; in fact many
have been added to
[ resort since our last isulated
to imorove and
interesting, if possible,
n and its handsome envi
1 WEBSTER A
2 TO KANSAS
Y POLICE.
to Toe Slate from Kan1
Feb. 1 says: .'ohn R.
owpens, S. C, who aray,
has identified Fauline
is si ster Te offered her
r her interests in Gatroperty.
She aid not ac,
having received from a
rs in GatTney a telegram
to hold her property and
it was worth at least $10,
>ther has departed, supornc.
iter now wears a neat
hough she has been ill for
looks much bitter in her
sr sex than sue did dressn.
Mrs Taggart, police
i received money from
na with which to puritie
s for her The police
They seem uncertain as
ild be done.
ion is further complicated
that Miss Webster has
! in Springfield, Mo
OR SALE
lUKjcy. Has been used
isti.
itesburg Advocate.
FUR SALE!
Barred Plymouth Rock
Ing $1.00
S. P. CUMBEE,
Ridge Spring, S. C.
d & Dreher. Verdict for
case was one against the
Lir Line for burning the
W. A. Mightier. A sealed
brought in this case and
;ment will be wane until
torning.
ee 11 Oiu the piogrcaa uiado
dge has been doing all in
:> clear the docket and it is
lie will succeed in so do:ommon
pleas will meet
londay, the same beinJl the
iday for court.
le around here are pro
ry well and there is much
eat many new enterprijes,
t