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PIANOS
Dry Goods
Notions,
Clothing,
Hats,
Caps,
Shoes.
Easter wei
t
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Ine Hi
irlng apparel for La<
ATESB
dies and Gentlemen ;
URGA
arriving daily. L. D
dvoc
>. Cullum Co.
ATE
Fertilizers*
Wagons,
Buggies,
Sewing Machines*
Stoves,
Groceries,
E. JONES
JACOB PMINIZY, Preside
WILLIAM A. LATIMER,
GEORGL
nt CHARLES CI. OOODRICH,
Vice Prest. RUFUS H. BROWN, Asst. <
\ RAILROAD BANK
BATESI
PERSONAL^
8URO. S. C..*FRIPAV, MAR(
lEESVILLE LETTER.
Miss Hati ie 3 rose close left Monaay
for Nnwh*m tt\ Ht.t.Anrl t hp mn rrinup
ZW 16, iqo6.
AN AT HOME BY
njiTnci itnnnnfl sn,
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LEXINGTON. (Fl
arial fn TIia A H vaoq Ko I
E. JONES.
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LEAL BUZZARD
IT ininv
AU<
CiUiT Aland UN
nEP<
Deposit y<^ur
/ tnsr tuii- 11 an?' h;?
USTA, GEORGIA.
DIVIDE!) PROFITS, $550,0<
oco,ooo.oo.
money with this strong rel
ve no concern about its safet
Miss Maude Crouch has retui
00 00 'rora a week" Vis,tto fiends and
atives at Newberry and Fliggins.
Mrs. Cov&n of Mount Carmel, la
liable ,ier daughter, Mrs. D. B. Ra.'
Messrs. J. F. Etheredge and C
Poole, of North, visited batcsb
, of Miss Hattie Hipp to Mr. Roland
Ded Fulmer.
relMr.
Ernest Black spent Sunday in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Molony left
Monday for Blackvlllc, where they ex)tto
P*ct to spend sometime with relurg
atlves.
mim nuimcd. >
cas
One of tlio most enjoyable events of otl
the season was the "At Home,, giv- c'r
en by Miss Moida Hodges Friday eve- Kai
nlng In honor of her friend M iss Fannie
Mae Henderson of Whitmire. A 'uc
progressive pindar contest was th#
feature of the occasion and, though uf 1
Lexington, S.sC. Jich. 15:- fliel ?J[
>e of 8tate vs. Henry Leaphart and |
lers, which was remanded from the
cult court to Magistrate J. B. Wlnrd,
came up this morning and all
: parties pleaded guilty. The
Ige lined them five dollars a piece, wnov
r. Dreher, Esq.' represented some
/ne parties and T C. Sturkie. Esq., INI
I HEW IUM
CITY.
8EVERE WEiTHEK EXPE1I*
CED DDBII6 THE SEA80I.
last week.
Mr. Touquin LaGrone of Wa
visited his moth?r, Mrs. W. A. Cro
this vee .
Miss Aileen Cullum, who has b
teaching school at North, came ho
Wednesday.
Mr. .Toe Rnrtnn. of Monetta. i
MIbs Ella Lou Able left Tuesday
. for Atlanta, where she will spend
ir - sometime with her sister.
uc^ A crowd of young folks went out to
hear the sleeping preaeher Tuesday
ten night; they report a nice time,
me Miss GusHle Harr is visiting friends
In Leesville this week,
was Mr. John Caughman and son James
out of the ordinary, it was unusually u,e
Interesting. A bowl of pindar6, with anc
a hat pin to a bowl, was on each of W01
the seven tables. Tiny score cards 1
were Issued as soon as all had arrived bei
and after the proper places had been on
found, the ringing of a bell announ- seei
ced that the game had begun In lor
five minutes anotlnr ringing vt the oou
liull nnmmanHnri tlio i>nnl?ot9nts tn ficli
s others Thep were an coioreu
1 were up for disturbing religious
rsliip at the colored Baptist church A fjfj|
"lie work on the court house is
ng done very rapidly and the work
the jail has been completed. It
ms as if Messrs Maxwell and Tayare
doing good work, and of roffw
rse that is what the county oflis
want. FTV1
OMPANIED BY
HEAVY GALL
ITED TUT MORE THAI
p ivrnra nr avattt m??
T>B, W. fl.TIk.HERMAN
President.
M. W
CITIZENS B
U. X.GUNTRR. A.CJO
Vice-President. C
. PEIIUY, <\Ksistant Cashier.
ANKOF BATESBUI
here Monday.
Mr. J. C. ^rouch. of Columbia, ca
^ home yesterday to spend a few days
'ashler A mass meeting will be called
Monday afternoon at the Opera ttoi
at A o'clock for the purpose of i
pointing a committee to look af
[jrj right of way for the proposed (
lyvl InrnkU Mil
wore In town Tuesday.
me Mr. Albert Black and Miss Fannie
i Goff v*?re married at the home of Mr
J. D Langfords Wednesday evenlm
on Rev. 1). B. Groseclose officiating.
They left on the 5.80 train for At
P" lanta.
*er There will be a lyceum attraction
"?" at the college March, 17 by fcverett
stop In order that the most skillful C
couples, those who had tlshed out the eph
largest numliers of pindars might the
have their cards punched aud pass to pro
the next highest tahla. Of course turi
partners were changed during every tha
move- Much to the regret of those oft
present, the game was brought to a The
close with the ringing of the bell for elec
* A ? J
ol. G. T. Graham is having a tel- ?
one line run to his residenee and ***
re are others who will in all
bability do likewise in the near lus.
This :s evidence of the fact
t the Citizens Telephone Company New
his place is doing a good business, for the
peop e of this town need next
trie lights, and in the opinion of ?
u inuuiiO VI ODUW X LLL
AND AR0U1D GREATHEW
YORK.
York, March 15.?It remained
last of winter to give to Newoday
the first real touch of
PAID UP
*. F. STROTHEU, Attj
The Citizens Bank of B?
does so with flattering
come to all who wish f?
lag transactions. Safe
CAPITAL STOCK. $30,000.00.
i. BATES HUUO, *
itesburg, S. C., in entering upon a New Ye
prospects, and extends anew, a cordial w
air dealing and courteous treatment in ban
ty Deposit Boxes for rent at a low ra
Mr. E. L. Hartley has returr
,t c. Home from a visit to his brother
Marlon.
ar. Miss Mary O. Bayly has returned
el- ,1er *10me ln Maryland.
<"ol. Chas. B. Rogers is spendl
some time in St. Petersourg Fla.
t?.
Mr. J W. Rj.rlhllnii cnont. nni
Kemp.
,ed Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Nichols were
In town shopping: Tuesday. ?
- DIED ON MONDAY.
Ed Rouknight lost two children
D* last. Monday night only two hours apart
One was a girl about 19 years
n? /xl/l .. #.ihnv n KnK?* mnntho
me seventn ume. rue urst prize, a tne
lovely box of stationary, was jointly und
awarded to Miss Eva Mace and Mr. J. mak
Wm. Mitchell while Col. K. F. Stro- It w
tlier succeeded in carrying off the that
"Hooby," a large bag of pindara. rum
Inime^iately after the awardingof pri Aug
zes Misses Freeda Rutland and (Jessie P,ac
S cad man, assisted by the hostess t'le
served delightful refreshments In "Kb
writer, any eompany that would w./.aiu
ertakc such a business, would season.
:e a success of it. Along this line before a
ould be well to mention the fact ed a ma
j there is a groat deal of talk of hour, fe]
tiing the 'Columbia, Aiken and morning
usta Street Railway by this fineness
e If such a thing will happen was inte
people here will be greatly de ed an i
ted and will be afforded better have b<
conauiotiR experienced this
A fine powdery snow, driven
i northeast gale, which reachximum
velocity of 40 miles an
II steadily from 5 o'clock this
; until late tonight. The
of the snow, which at times
irmingled with sleet, preventlnusual
depth, which might
een exneeteH -
where land and Insuran
Deposits solicited
ice Policies, etc., will be safe from fire,
and money to loan on favorable terms.
time in Columbia this week.
?^ Uiu auvi i nc wtuui a. uaujr tnu uiuumo |
old. |1
orange cups. Then for about an ?PP'
ines:
T<
laxr
Hhei
So
/est
C.
froir
>rtunltle6 to caray on their bus- steady f
i from many stand points. mated t
)day is the last day for collecting ches me;
s and 1 suppose Mr. Frank W. threw 01
ily, treasurer, will he glad of it. 'ntf seel
llcltor'1 immerman was *1 town 'lnes w*i
erday and day before. ou' *he
M. Etird, Esq., has returned ^Jere^.
1 Washington, where he has cI,?HtI.#
r ? >auul BUbU
all, and tonight it was esti,hat
a little more than five iaasured
the mantle the storm
>'er New York and neighbor
.ions. Traffic on the surface
s but slightly dolayed through
! storm. The thermometer
about 27 degrees during the
tipping was Interfered with
The Fidelity
Comnam
Mutual Life Insurai
/. Phiiadelnhia. Pa.
- Is the Natioi
Patesburg opei
rice Is the only N
Is the Nation
.11
NO. 5595
tal Charter under which the FIRST NA1
rates.
ational Bank Charter between Columbia ar
ai Bank which stands for honest dealing ai
beer
Tent
froir
riONAL BANK of IIon
Efln
Th
id Augusta. and
nd fair treatment ,non
gain
i in atteudance upon the Jucks '
. , . made tl
:r contest for a seat jr. Congress about ,,
i .the seventh district, which the
. A. F. Lever now holds. Mr.
i represented Mr. I.ever. BPOf
e sheriff has a few persons in jail
it is very likely that he will gel Philad
j by the sitting of court here a- day's snc
f'ennsyh
cfnrm in
uj tne snow squalls which
ie captains of Teasels more
e haibor with caution.
IRE II PHIL1DELPHI1.
elplila, Pa., Mch , 15.?To>w
storm is general through-ania.
In many places the
m
Write to-da;
pos
C. H. JONES
COLUMBIA,
' ? - ?
y for Insurance rates or Agency
ition; good men wanted
>; Supervisor of Agei
; : SOUTH CAROLINA.
IU All
YOU ARE
I he Firsi
its
INVITED TO GIVE A .SHARE OF YOUR I
t National Bank of B
A
BUSINESS TO have
atesburg. In*?,
grat
8
good many people of prominence
? visited here recently,
cial functions and gatherings are
. idence here these days and are SH
ifyintf and pleasing to all. JBaltirc
be^an U
IDNDAY GAMBLERS r:u;
niiTriUT days* A
must severe or the winter.
OW IN BALTIMORE.
lore, Md.. Mcti., 15.?Snow
illing here at 10 o'clock toCumberland
reports a snow
iat lias continued for three
t Frostburg the ground Is
ORGAI
YOU CAN W
Though you i
provided yoti
I'lif i mm)reel unlit i polic
f'HOliNIX MUTUA
:: :: :: ol Mart
V* iio.VooK ?.ai u 20-Year
STTZKD T1ST 1851.
IN WITHOUT DYIP
are bound to win if you die.
i are insured. ARE YOU?
;y 10ft.017 Ml i it
L LIFE INSURANCE COMPA
ford, Connecticut, :: :: ::
hr lo w meni, near middle life, is very mui
>IG, iiciror <?eo. TI mineral!
sp it uuday last wiih his father ai
mJ net at this place.
. ii Thompson of Columbia, Ast
^ * At y. Hen. visited Atty. Gen. U.
Gu iter oil Sunday last
ch
Indj TBI COUNTY FAIR. "
lt. HELD MEETING IN OPERA HOUSE (
x. FRIDAY LAST. h
? i
A meeliiiK of llie Tri County FairL
lour the hostess tried to see that
sach exchanged the pleasantry of the gg
occassion with every one preseLt.
When the time for d 'parture hau
"oin?, an expression, the brevity of
the evening is to be regretted, could
be plainly read upon tlie countenance Sa
of those who were bidding gOod night 11001
UiiUUlll. 10 auept
are cut r
to telegr
lRIFF OF SALUDA ARRESTED ?eci
BOTH WBITE AND BLACK
IN THE ACT. m
luda, March 12.?Yesterday after>,
Sunday, the slirritT was inform- ,
,h of a foot. Scores of linemen
e pari or the extem-ive damage
aph and telephone wires in
Lion, and trains are much de)W
IN THE CAPITAL
Dgton. March 15.?The rain
all\
He Received
at maturit
Paid
twenty anuuai pre
l'?,&00, making t
Mis Profit was i
e. Thu is how he won*
iy, the face value of the policy? (
miums and received in annual dividends
he net cost only $7,:
62,720 or over 37 per cent mor
Mr. I'ej ton iiat itcy spent ouuuaj
Au list R (Ja.
. A mass meeting will be called i
'UU Mo iday afternoan at the Ope
House at 4 o'clock for the purpo
of appointing a conunlttae to lo<
jq/\ after right of way for the propos*
*Ovr Colombia and Augusta electric roa
w Messrs Fred Cullum. K. L. Hartir
was held last Friday evening In the
Opera House and was fairly well atBn
tended. The most important thing
ra done was the appointing of tnen In difse
^ fereut sections of the t wo counties to
ed aolieit subscriptions for stock in order
d. to raise money to go ahead with the
y. buildings necessary - o the holding of
Those fortunate enough to recei\e ed tl
inviiations were: Misses Mannie ha- ttie <
tea, Luciie Gooner, Viola Bodie, The- Plea
ora Podie, Erline hodie, Clara Saw- was
yer, Lueile Cullum, Lucye Littlejohn, and
Eva Mace, Ola Thompson, Maude Old (
Anion, ltuhy Glover, Katharine Cul- gam
lum, Isabel Hrooker, Tullye Branch, seen
Mrs. Sarah Siiuler, Misses Gibson a pu
unH Plii iHg fr/un f I in T avimvlAn a! m?
lat near this town, just outside 'ecorporate
iimils iu the vicinity of day at ni
sant Hill colored church, tl.ere lnifi,1>t>h
a gang of at least ;Jo, two whites ral1 on t
the rest nagroes, Indulging in an
MShioncd game of "skin." This TIIA,|
bling has been carried on there, it * alial
is, for some time and had become
blic nuisance.
it lniermlltenly during the
ght turned luto snow and by
t there was a considerable
lie gronnd. ?State.
' SLEEPING-CAR
HAMMOCK. ,
than h<
Wasn't That Winr
Had tie died during 11
:*i>e ?r 1.000 plus the animal
at, at two years would hav
YXLLS THE STOltY:
D. B. RAWL,
D. II. RIDGHI
r t n 4
; paid, even at his age.
ling?
?e 20 >earj?, his Benettciary would have re
dividends up to Mi?L time, whatever year,
e ueen $10.2:10, at ten 911.H30, and so on.
E PAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS."
, Resident Agent, Batesburg, S. C.
-L, Special Agent, Batesburg, S. C.
V Ae II rAlh#r i i#n<iral A rant?
Pe/urn Hartley, and M. vv, Peri
Spent Wednesday and Ihursday on
ceived Ashing irip to Jonas' Pond.
*TIIIS ^u'm ,lel' ''uW'" wa,J abse
several days line week on business.
Mr. and Mrs T. E. Adktnson, ha
issued invitations to lite wedding
their (laughter to .Mr. Ludlow Ho
tiah nan, The wedding will lake pla
y, the fair. Those oa.ned were: Messrs.
a A. C. J r.c, W. W Watson, N. R
taylr, J. Frank kneecc, c. B. Kneece
nl S. P Roof. It Glover A le, I)r. i> M
Croast>n, W. A. Shealey, F 0. Gunter.
ve U. L. Cato. J. Walter Dreber, .1 - Wilol
lie Mitchell, a. L. Eartfle, G. M. Adjn
ams, H. W. Crouch, Geo. vv. Whlteice
man, and E. P. Watson,
tin* v/iiimn Hum i nc ucAiil^lUil llUlf I, 1|
Messers vv. C. Bates, J. B Holman. it, po
.1. W, SLrihlinn- t'allie Dreher. Km- to tl
est Hartley, Mims Hartley, J. R. T untj
Major, ? larence Hreher, A. C. Jones. m|d
W. M. Carter. E. L. Hartley, Kinnie 0All
Hartley, J. Wm. Mitchell, Colwell \ t)i
Cnllurn, \V. A. Cooner, A. N. Jones wen
M. W. Perry, I?. E Ki?lj?ell. John that
Bell Towlll, E. J*\ Strotlier and C. E. rfe(i
le crowu was "uioweu un iinu wim
sse SlieritI Sample made his way ^'aricfc
ne scene without being discovered were trs
I he and his posse were in the ver\ .was a 1,1
it of the gamblers. Their surprise !U,(1 f
better be imagined than described a,lf*,"ot
eak was made by every one but s ,lavinKr c
had the sheriff s plans been laid s'eeP'"g
'Several were then and there bag soned tr
and last night slept beneath the ^en'sI
: O'Connor and Denis Boyle
ivelingina sleeping oar.. It
and new experience for Denraught
with much interest
a few (jualms. but Patrick.
>nce before spent a night in a
-car berth, felt himself a seaaveler
and its such patronized
When ihe time for retiring
SWAViNG P/>
Tttfc UliST OH
EV1
H
BILLIARD A1X:> I'OOI
J. J. robertsc
kRLORS AND POOL ROOM.
BARBERS--HOT TOWELS ALWAYS.
2RY THING STERILIZED.
OT AND COLD BATHS.
I. RARLORS IN REAR OF BARBER SHO!
>N PROP. Batesburg, S.
at tin: home of the brides parrots
the 28th., of this month at Snrs
Florida. Mr. llallman was horn a
raised in Uatesburg.
Mrs. M. M. Matthews, of Leesvil
p. accompanied by Mrs Peterson visit
Q friends in town Wednesday.
. Miss Keita Boaiwrlght, if Vic
. tta. in Low n .sliOWDhiK WedtH
on ?
ids I VTATK OF SOt'TII CAHOLINA
in. ) < OUNT V OK LEXINGTON
All persons indeb < d to J. W. Pond,
le, deceased, are ic juested lo make Im;td
mediate payment to the underpinned,
and all persons having claims against
the said J. w. 1'ond re not!lied to
itemize and verify said accounts, aid
II- I. Ik. . .,1 |
Jones. r00f
SAMARIA.
_ ... v folic
Farm rs in this section seem to b<
movintf alon^ very slowly up to tl)i> (>
ime. rehl
... ? . . , !nal
We are very sorry to learn of the ,eri
rli?ntlia (if ni r ti.istur anH ilanuliter
of the county jail. The names of 1 ^
rest were obtained and today aftei 1 ,)e
rants were sworn out several arshave
been made and more will There
>w. sighing
n the streets today were squads of t,lc ,0Wl
tivcs and friends of the gamblers ?enis';'"
iing inquiry as to bond and won "Sure
ng who will t>e the next lodged in tstill
u...<
uricK stowed Himself away in
)er berth, leaving the lower
ir Denis.
was much struggling and
from behind the curtains of
er berth. ,4tfow ye glttin'on.
called down Pat.
I'm all right," replied Denis.
I the disturbance went on.
A .. ? * ?
COTTON MAR]
Cotton 1? bringing to-d
BtWaburg Market 101-2
tf L?. 1). uunum.
WEATHER RE1
m. COMING ATTRACT!
a, on the it THE COLUMBIA THEA'
as reported Saturday 17th, Dockstader'i
strels,
Week of the 19th DePew Sto
>0RT. ILI8T OF LETTERS BEMAI1I1
IONS dayProi.
. narc, of Leesville t
rRE. a own Saturday la*l.
S Mill- ,ir?. ??ebbic Molu S and Clilldi
Hilled reiali vea at beivt-rn i liis we
/> Ir CO
Mr 1*. I*. Hfwl weul to Seiv<
Tuesday.
ar nr.
M rm riMnrjC I nn. Rtl Noifls IS \i
lie Willi IIIU KllUiriai^iigM aw aitahuig,
*' * .. forthwith.
josifc J. TON D,
Administratrix estate J. W. i'ond,
t deceased.
ek
C. W. Stewart has opened piano
and organ war* rooms in the Rut
land new block. Mr: Stewart has
?i had 25 vcara experience in the piano
Mr Cooner was our pastor fur a num- '
ber of years and we have greatly missed
hi in in our midst. ! W(^
Mr W. W. Westmoreland was liere w,u
a few days ago and we were very glad
to see him. g^al
Mr. Wiley Johnson while hauling
logs for Mr. II II. Hall iiad a sha't A
Dole strike him across the back tn- cell
lie sp rit of gaming is perhaps uo 8a(,d , a
se iu this countrj than it is else- Ail 1
. re. Yesterday afternoon's raid 'saKu'n
likely luve a iiappy effect here- * leal
uts r?r a while at least.?The Ter'ntf'j
Le. clothes
.. liere, to
. K. Hawkcs of Atlanta (la., the k'Kt mesi
'brated occulist will have a spec- *'aPp. b
. icauy mr siape, Denis?"
tiiek.
ight! All right!" replied Den-i
. >ilence for five minutes,
ly Denis's voice came qua'
in the semi darkness. V'i'he
is here, and me shoes they're
o. all put away, but bow to
elf into the little hammock to
egorra, 1 don't know!" ?
MICIAL TO THE ADVOC
STATE WEATHER Bl
Fall ti riRlil and >at
FOR SALE
Thoroughbred Rhode
sotting*. $1.0" per doze
Mra. N. Rogers
ATE FROM CALLED 1'oa IS BATE!
,keal'- g c., post orricE roi
VEEK ESDIRG IABCB
" 1906.
Island Red NAMES-LADlEfJ
n- Mrs. Llser Berry,
Bayly-^ vturu> ""
1BURG inn h?r paiiitW. l)r. 'vl,s ^
' Kldtfell.
? THE j,jr< anfj rs j j,; Rankin vial
10TH., Leesvlllo U outlay
Master Ralph ? lark vialud
aunt Mrs*. A Hullo l**t >uuda>.
A mm meeting will he called
flonday afternoon at the Opera Ho
AT . . a
. buiinesj.
t,etl Mr. L. A. iilack, of Leesville, wa,
here Tuesday.
his Mrs. W. A. Crouch, spent a feu* dajs
at Wards this week
on Mis Dibble of Oranifeborg. is risu;
e i? ok her daughter. Mrs W. W. Wat
I jurlng It. He is improving as fast as .alt:
can be expected under the good care Drt
of our I>r. W. L. Kneece. It is hope'' Mai
lie will soon be up again. troi
Our uerchants are all very bus\ *cn
furnishing supplies and loadinK th''
I guano. 6*ai
' 11" s
i We have learned that we cannot
I get a better paper tnan our old ha ?
it in Batesburg at Dr. Harris' Woman
ig Store on the 19, 20 and 21 of
rch. All those suffering from eye
uble will do well to consult this ^ Unyt
tlemnn as it will cost you nothig.
He is a man of the highest M,cfl as
nding and thoroughly skilled in tical
profession. Cheese
? ing Sea
T I ?T n f ViN nr i*a ?<rnn *n arafnrc
'a Hume Companion for April.
WHEN IN NEED
liing in the store fixture line
Computing Oil Tanks, VerFapcr
Cutters, Computing
Cutter, Show Cases, Computiles,
Office Fixtures, Rtfrig(?.
I--? " ? -
Batesbui
Small Fire in l*a
Dr O J. Harris had i
recently. The (lames co
that was left of old Id05
Harris has a full assortni
?ad freab garden and tie!
rg, a. ?urAijLUbUbj
? Jas. Devcnport,
tesburg. P. M.itobson,
i small fire Th,cae lett rs wil1 **
nsumed all 1>ead Letter <Jfl5ce Mar- 24 19
seeds. Dr. (,el'vered before. In calling
" f' ' above, please say "Advertised
d seeds.' ate y'i,et* Jl Franl? Kaeec<
" at 4 o'ciock ior me purpu.se ui
pointing a committer to look a
right of way for me proposed
lo t|1(. lumbla and Augusta electric road.
0(? If not Miss Fannie >?<*> llendeison,
for the Wilis mire S. C., i.o ha been vl
"giving ing Miss Moi ia an is *<. ieii?r
P. M L0 tjer home.
p- a mi.
f*er .\ii Jim Frank Long. or Hi^ins
t'0' Ferry, spent Sunday in town
Mr. and Mrs, SV. ('. Farbcr have rc?
t urned from New York.
isit>
ned Mr J. A. Whttten has returned
| froiu a trip north.
te-burg Advocate ;w It gives us a 1 |j j
thu news E. F. H.
Fjr Sale?Eggs for hatching from
prize winning White Leghorn*, Frown n
l.eghorns, Huff Bantams, $ 1.00 for 15
Watsons Poultry Farm, nej
Batcsburg, S. C. are
fAMuLLlSnU luLtr par
IN6.
lev. L. A.Cooper, Evangelist. will
in a meeting in the Haptlst church Syl
it Monday night, March 19th. All
cordially invited to attend. CBte
vi nuuac or siore. rite
rot and Bailey,
1248 Hain St.,
Columbia, S. C.
ascribe to The Advo*
.