The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 02, 1906, Image 4
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FAIR VIEW. WORK^TTHT
rc were all very glad Indeed to see ? VQTCT h fllllh 1J
snow and rain last week. IJIjuIiJIJA 1 Ultljl
Ir Willie Kinehyt of Aiw.o i. THURSDAY IB THE HOUSE.
ting home folks at present.
The following bills were introduced
it. and Mrs. John Lake .lalted |n the houae yeatenta,. Local option
Ir parents last Saturday aDd Sun- 4*.
bill comes to vote today.
Mr. llutto?To amend law relative
Irs M n. Bedenbaugli and her to appointment of mcmbc* ol cu.ul,
ighter Lucy went to Batesburg to- J
boards of education.
Ir. and Mrs. J. S. I.ake visited Mr' MoMaste'-'r? "?
;nds and relatives at (jranltevllle ^tate ana city a space In Senate street
i week. for the Mimrod library.
Ir. and Mrs. will Black I. going , ?' Banks-To Provide for the safemore
in Mr. T. P. Etheredge's ty of travelers on the public hlgtaajr.
of this Stale,
jse tomorrow. ,
Mr. \\imberly? For a new school
Ir and Mrs IliUery Shealy spent district In Dorchester county.
t Saturday night at Mr. s. W. Be- Mr. Cothran? To provide for enihaughs.
forcrmentof prohibition.
laster Qulncy Matthews bas been Mr. J. B. Watson?To submit the
k for several days, but we hope to hquor question to the voters of this
him out again soon. State aud settle the lssue for Uve
years.
tev. W. M. Roof preached a very ^jr j")avja?q-Q require railroad com
cresting sermon at Nuzareth last panieslo label cars when ordered by
n,lay- citizens or corporations for loading.
lr M. II. and Mark UedeDbaugli Mr. IIutto?To provide for transferdo
a business trip to Saluda last Ing school children from one sohooi
esday. district to another.
. , Mr. Sellers?Relating to road 1mV
c are expecting to go tc some wed provemcnt at Dlllon.
g soon and hope that we wont be Mr McMaster-T0 allow certain
appointed. parties In Richland county to sue the
liss Jessie and Gertrude Caugh- State.
nspent Monday night at Mr. Wal- Hampton delegation?Relating to
Matthews. investigation of financial affairs of
lr. a. B. Taylor la still glnnlm, cot- Hampton county. '
Mr. Culler?To prohibit the taking
i at ins gin. ? ,, , . , . "
of liens on crops planted on lands of
Irs. Sam lloliey has had an op- another w ithout obtaining consent of
lion performed, and is getting the owner of the land
ng nicely. Mr Lawson? Itela*.lug to township
Ir. Charley Eckburg. who has been hounds oft lyde township,
t for sometime is Improving very Rittman?To authorize Lee
(yjy county to sell court house lot and to
buy another.
r. Krncst Black is building him- IIT ??mT,mT,
' a new house. IN 1HL dt-NA.iL.
.... T . . , The tish conimission bill by Mr.
iis.s Allie Jennings spent a few ... . , . .
, ^ , ,r.. ., .... < hristenson passed second reading
s last week at r. Thomas Matthwithout
opposition.
Among the bills which went overto
Irs. Sallie Matthews returned to the house were:
home in Grnniteville lsu. j Sunday To change the name of Houth Cnrir
spending a few days with rel- olina college
res near Said is. To have medical applicants licenses
Indents arc still coming io at Fair K? 10 general fund.
,w To place refrigerator cars under the
railroad commission.
/e will close with much love to rp.Q estabiiRh a (,-ounty court in RicliAdvocate
and its readers. jant]
Two school girls. To give the federal government con_
trol of the quarantine station.
Thirty six hills in all were sent
A lli Jill AUllI across but most of them were purely
'ronton is having the loveliest local matters and not of general inither?all
sunshine and blooming terest.
vx.r8. Among the second reading bills
Iiss Addic Hughes leaves for Colum re^ V>erC',1 ,, ? . . ,
. . . To erect tlie Calhoun statue in the
soon to visit friends and relatives. ....
capitol at Washington.
iss Lthel Hunnicutte left last week To provide for a commission to seHalcigh,
N. C., where she goes to lect a site for the hospital for epiirp
er St Mary s Episcopal School. llcs antj inebriates. Tills bill pro[rs
Morgan Fulmer, of Augusta, vides for a commission of three t?li> ,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. sieians selected by tlie governor and
irlie Bridges, at tlie Hotel Trenton, appropriates $0,000 to build the struc
,ev. Mr. shannonhouse preached u ture, wnich Is for white people only.
?fc excellent sermon here\last Min- To prohibit municipalities granting
afternoon. exclusive franchises without majority
renton Society is having a rest now xote ?r l^c Qualified electors.
I after Lent. Then, with the coin- To establish a township government
, , ... on Sullivan's Island to repeal tlie
,C 'mef ' W^dlr-B charter of Moullricllle.
is. Wc <11. ike to loose any our T lsh lndccenl eIuusurt.
ng people, but let tlie good work
Vc learn that we are to have a STP.FMAN
fe liall erected f<?r tlie purpose of I W * aJAia/lfAAEA*
iling entertainments, public meet-1 1'liis is one of tlie busiest little
s, etc. Let it be built soon! We towns you ever saw, you can hear the
(1 it. sound of hammers and saws in several
directions, the town has improving
flfl? STT1TJ TIT rapidly, our depot w ill soon be comIjjIjI
V JJ it'll I pleted which will add much to this
place.
liss Effle Gunter left for Hates Mr. Jke Hall, has moved to Aiken,
g Saturday night. Miss Effie has
ny friends here who regretted to , V'6 Q,any frU>n,,8of ,,iss Ar:i (^ual"
nor ipavo tlebauni will regret to hear of her
being ill.
Ve were glad to see Mr. Eliott ....
itt, of Greensboro N. C. in town Mr.Perrj Ilali went on a business
trip to Lexington last week; lie is
going to Aiken tonight.
Irs. Annie Gunter was on our w n TT ,, , , , ? .. ?
els .shopping Saturday. ,Mr- ''"ts""11 hasboiwht thc< It
place and will start ois d .veiling very
Ir. A. Kline, who has been Supt. soon.
t.e Kaolin works here for several ... , ,, . .. .. ..
in leit ti. last week. He Has mov- I u the didlicht ol Mr While II .11 s
verto his turpentine farm ,,ear 'rjends he I, movh K ... hts pretidsor.
Our loss is Windsor's Rain. 'J 'on.se loiaj.
Ir. Willie Ounter spent several The church was frllcd Sunday as uss
in Columbia last week. l" V ' K"ollo,d ,Paator'
Evans Hall deliver anothor excellent
[r. Quitman Lewis and family of sermon.
r Oak Grove section moved in ... ? ,
... . We really have an excellent teacher
n tins week. ,, n ... , . ,
in Dr. Range; he is teaching school
aster Cape Gantt. of Wagener, forus now
ted relatives here Saturday and
(jay Furmar. Hall, the son of Perry
.. . . ,, ? Hall is sick; we liope to see him up
rs swinton Gunter was the guest .
.. .. . ,, n . again soon,
ler sister Mrs. Rosabella Giinter
day. - Mr. Isaiah Hall and family visited
r. Hunch Selgler will leave us **at- bH ber and brother in iliis place
for Windsor, where lie has ac- a 'ew a8?.ed
a position with Mr. A. Kline. Mr. Hoyd Hall is preparing to open
V were glad to see Mrs Gary Gib- up a store of his own soon.
in town th . week Miss Susie ahull the beautiful sisiei
r. J. C. Lanliam spent Tuesday in of Mrs W. Gunter visited her rel
o. ativesin Scivcrn last week.
iss Luey Kpicer passed through now about a doctor for SteedmanV
n Monday on her way from Hates- Qood openjng
f. Sparrow.
?? Dr..lames Crosson from Leesville
NR.EXAMINER FOR
CJATTTU PADATIWA Sunday In our town,
bull ill UAtluLlNA. Mr MHiedge Shull and sister Misr
ie House of Representatives on Sarah visited their sister Mrs Gun
sday passed a bill Treating a new ter Sunday.
e?that of state Hank Examiner, ,
I. goes to show that the deiega- rt.e many friends or Mrs. helix Huris
in favor cf looking into the af- *e8s were to see her in our
t of these Institutions. town yesterday.
ie ortlce is to pay a salary of 13,000 Mr. J. Hall made a flying visit to
already Governor Hey w aid is re- Gilbert yesterday,
ng applications from all over tie Wl8hlng the dear old AdV0caU a
e for the job. [prosperous year. H. U
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MEET ME AT TAPP'S
The Tailored Suit Departmenl
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oi/jr ico emu guuus mat you n.66d. 1
at prices lower than you can buy
styles and qualities elsewhere,
jmen's fine Tailored Suits, former
I $12.50, $15.00 and $16.50; specia
today's selling
Women s fine Tailored Suits,
newest and most wanted up-tc
goods and styles, former price $!
today's selling price, the Suit 3
All suits in the Tailored Depart
reduced in proportion, and today
opportunity that perhaps you wi
have again soon, for many of the
Suits we expect to sell today.
The Millinery Department is
flowing with values, and it is to
interest to see these before makin
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vnuov^o. ju vci Liu | Jet I UIltJIlL lfc
with goods that are upto-dat*
stylish. "If it's Silk and stylish,
has it," and its just so in everyd<
ment.
ORDER BY HAIL?W'c prepay mail, express or freight to
within 600 miles of Columbia on all purchases of $5.00 or over
all orders to "The Jas. L. Tapp Co."
The Jas. L. lapp C
1642-1646 Main Street.
COLUMBIA, - SOUTH CAROLS
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Augusta Grocei
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AH AWFUL COLLISION
FOOR KILLED INSTANTLY AND
SEVERAL OTHERS FATALLY O /-ki
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xt i a freight on (he seaboard had a ^ iv .1 a 3. O ? ?
nead un colllssiun a bunt, U miles from
Columbia on Tuesday evening about ^ p ,v f*Q* g "
7.J10 o clock, in which four persons I ^ VAWv/I ^
were Killed instantly and a number of ^ # ^
o hen seriously hurt. ~ \ j fOcli
T e dean re: Kniiiueci A A. Sin ik
and his colored tire man, Will Whit Elegantly Equipped Pi
of the freight train, both of wliomj Ijh Rcr ' rains beiweer
lived at Hamlet, and postal clerks H. O [ar^betweea'AUanU
A l'atillo of Osteen Kla., and M. C fj* gusta and Charleston.
vVatkins, of Putnam Hull, Florida ' ifo between Augusta ant
The injured are: John liooinson, ',"<>u'.s ant*. Charleston
. he engineer, and Dan Dougia^.^ fa .Se'^i'^belwee'n^he^'
olored lireman of the passenger train, and Arnstn, Athens,
both rrom Raleigh, and express iness- con, C-'rleston, Sav'r
nger, 1). F.. Hinton, whe.se home is ^ and a- ; is in Soutl
it Hoyki.is, Va. ! ** ter" a:,f1 "?ro,,na tent
It is said t hat tlie wreck was caused
Or the freight train overlooking num fa A fa
>er06, They had been or. uuty for fa
25 hours and of course, this accounts General Fre'ght a d:
or the collision. stngcr Ag? n ,
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