II you want a S
an Organ drop us
about It and we
ewlng Machine, oi>
a postal telling us
will suddI v vmir
Come to Heidquuri
.an
f
:ers for anything you
i want. L. D. Cullur
?
n Co.
1
Phe fourth carload of thoi? ?tu*r?
wants on easy ter
E. J(
Thel
IATES1
nl
:ate
teed "Easy Riding Rex Buggies"
? been received. Have you bought
e yet? Prices right, terms easy.
E. JONES
I Ti
iECITlZEJ
Beeeeeeeeeeee??e
NS BANK
Lir^i>uKU, 5. C.t FRIDAY. A1
1 iJE uEXINGTON GO
| VENTIOK.
|| A CONTEST FOR THE PEACE
| CODNTY CHAIRMAN.
AY 11. iqo6.
Pi- i f
"TI
' )
;v Have you ever made a rcsoluti
Or salary or a part of the net earnln
Perhaps you have made such a
OnlV tO hllVA !! lfAHf IrnnH l"'"**1
: "$xj Sj, -v4>4>^
IE SAVING HABIT"
on to save, to "put away for a rainy day,"
gs from your farm?
resolution?more than once?and tried yoi
ll,w?- k-~l? - -
a part of your monthly '?>
ur best to carry it out, <v
fDoes
the t
with'
&'v Tl- ^ _
or BA i ts
not have to "BLO
ranking business is
out it. : : :
j A
BURCi
W SO HARD", for
going1 their way
Af*.T AW 9 9.
Lexington, Way 7.?Tin; Denied
ffC\ ; ie convention of Lexington com
w?f?j met in Llie court liouse today with
delegates in attendance. There v
not a fi.ll attendance, because of t
M j continued rains.
The organization was complet
\i) with the election of tlie followi
jra olilcers; Hon. W. II. Shcrpe, pr
<;> But have you ever tried saving 1
at- find It a great help. You nre apt
ily | might be spent without a second
141 ?> 1 hen think, too, of the additior
vis 'y nioney would earn.
T You can open a saving account
';6 2. d jllar up, so it should require bui
? any more putting off.
i Don't hesitate to open an accoi
you may not be able to ca'l at th<
nf> just as satisfactorily?an inquiry
L'S- We will hone to hear from van
i.v.im vivn.cn away wun repeated tcmptatlo
with a savings account in The First National i
to think twice before withdrawing money I
thought if it conveniently lay about the hoi
lal safety afforded the customers of a bank
in The First National Bank of Batesburg wit
t little effort to put this good resolution int
jnt because you think your deposits would
i bank in person. You can transact your be
will bring full particulars as to how you sh
ns to spend.
Bank of Batesburg? You'd
From the bank, where it <*>
ise or in your pocketbook. |
; and the Interest your |
th any amount from one x
o effect at once?without <?>
seem small?or because |
isincss through the mails ' >
ould go about it. f
y i tie 1
^ Bant
nor s
^ NOT
?!? State
-~v
vvoru i?/\ I fi\.
Cs title does not carrj
afety of the funds
BE MISLED. You ra
: Bank failing. The
'? a
with it security
entrusted it. DO
rely ever hear of a
Citizens Dank of
ngf lucut; Capt. A. 1*. West and I)r 1
tfjfc II. Tjmmerman, vice presidents; a
wjj I-'. II. Ilendrix and Jauics H. Add
.secretaries. Col. I). J. (JrilTitli w
reelected State executive conimittc
in in from tliis comity,
wi/ Tlteie was a contest for the coun
chairn inship between Messrs C. J
Kiiid :.iki ] ', .1. Kihercdite, rosultii
I in I 1 .. . 1i.nl i f. ? ? " ?
IV. '*> ber of depositors in our Savings
o <*> Money has nn ever increasing e
* unless you make It work for vou.
y? NOW with The First National Bat
as present face value. Tell your nei
,c. <;> The First National Bank of Bate
OFFICERS?W. W. WATSON, Pi
DIRECTORS?W. L. RAWL. wlv
fcy . cotton hu> er: J. R. WATSON, in
,1. -v Co. ; M. E.RDTI.AND, live stock,f
* farmer; J. P./TATTHliWS, Casliie
^ W. W. WATSON, President The I
..... ...TV hie pleasure ui luuing your
Department.
arning capacity?It works while you sleep.
One dollar, five dollars, ten dollars, one h
lk of Uatesburg will he worth in twenty ye.
'jthbors and your friends about it.
sburg: pays interest four times a year. Com
resident; N. A. DATES, Vice President; Wn
olesate dealer in lumber; T. B. KERNAOI
crcliant and farmer; J. A. WHITTEN, propr
arming implements and undertaking; N. A B/
r Pal inetto National Bank; A. E. GONZALES
-Irst National Rank nf
name to tbe large num? &
No use to keep money |
undred dollars, deposited ?
ars more than double Its |
pounded Quarterly. i
i. M. CARTER, Cashier. &
IAN, fire insurance and f
letor Whitten Dry Goods |
ITES, Vice-President and &
, President The State Co.; ^
? tsates
O contr
w whon
W lead 11
? men
cnprf
;Ihii*?- is a State Ha
oiled by our own lion
n are the best, most
business men of 1
who have won the cc
nf n i i
nk, operated and
ne people, among1
progressive?the
lite community?
mfidence and re=
k
Kli| ........ . VI. VI Uiv iVIUlCI. UIU >U
Off
^ lieilltf to 27.
The follow uitf were elected as de
7i. j call sso tlie St ate eon venti ?n: I>r. I
M M. ? ro-son and l>r. E. J. Htlieiedj.
<?f l.?-ev-ville, Dr. J. L. Sliuier oi Si
wo ' I. Messrs J. M. EptiiiK and <i.
^ <Juintiard oT Hrooklaud and I >. I
, EHrd and W. 11. Sliarpe of Lexingtci
K Kx
tc <e>
? H. P. B0UKNI6HT1
DEAD.
i.
IACOB PHIN1ZY, President CH/
VILLI AM A. LATIMER, Vice Prest. RUI
GEORGIA RAILR<
AUGUSTA, GE<
I
?
KRLES (i. GOODRICH, Cashier
-US li. BROWN, Asst. Cashier
DAD BANK
)RGIA.
X,
y ,
M In an;
^ control
ro with an
$a people"
4& iness wi
have an
\'4CIII?
y Bank you have to depend on
it. Compare the CITIZliNS
y. It is a hank "of the people
and has advantages o\er mar
itli you. Call to see them, tail
lple resources and will protect
'
\
the people who own and \
BANK OI: BATESBUKti *
, by the people, for the \
(V. They want to do bus- \
k matters over, for they \|
their customers, \
w
| SWANSEA.
Rev. I* A. Mih'ett left forhishoir
|j* In Surnin> rt'?n t artav after conduct in
Kj# allium lays nuetinp at the Kapt .<
yj| church lierc. t wo accessions to tl
mf church : n?l much splr!t ua! stri net hoi
?Tv inifamo tcrthe member? are ihe result
iANOTHER OLD SOLD-c
; IE ft ANSWERS THE
* LAST ROLL CALL. >
t
i,. Mr. II I* Houknigbt, a prominent "
. cit i/.oii and Confederate soldier, died
is at li e age of <>' years, at his home a- J
CAPITAL and UNDIVIDED PI
DEPOSITS $3.00C
Deposit your money with
nstitution and have no conceri
f.n Ann,
ROFITS, $550,000.00
),000.00.
this strong reliable
i about its safety.
nli aPi aia 1 - J
DR. W. H
,? A. C. JON
l]8j DR. W.
I. TIMMER MAN, Pres't.
IES, Cashier,
DIRECTORS:
M.nnriERMAN, U. X. HUNTER, I.
W. P. TIMAlERriAN, JOHN BELL TOW
J. FRANK KNEECE, DR. M. U.
eee*
1). X. OUNTER, Vice Prcs't. {
H. W. PERRY, Ass't. Cashier. ^
EDWARDS, W. K. SHEAI.Y, ^
ILL, E. F. STROTHER, *
BOATWRIOHT. *
*!
\?
fjj of Mr. Suhlett's enmost woik. Fl
y! music was very rood und t the le:i?:
ship of Mr . A. I >urliam. of < leont i
Xfl who is a musician and sch ist ol rai
& rift.
I'.U Miss Mario Dukes. of Hrarichvif
Isas 1?'ou in ro on a visit to here hrnt I
i . Ru\v< . w. Dukes, for several da:
^ Mr. W. <' Mat tin left ia t Put s<la
V\ , . , . ..
j h in seven miles from here on Mod- J
lay afternoon.aiter a short UlnesB ol
measles. At the age of sixteen lie
' dun leered and entered the army as
a | i"vati and far four long years he js
0 ii_lit gallant ly lor t he South land. 5
1 At t lie close ol the war he returned y
i'S I" 11 ami begun farming, which oc- si
lv | 'iipilioii li" followed until the time ol in
i i ; .1-.. . 1
hi impuiiau yuci
As more than two-thirds of the human
is all important that one's Drinking Water;
more dangerous than adulterated food. It
PRINQS MINERAL WATER and thereby kc
our health when once it is lost. This impor
jived by the use of QLENN SPRINGS WATE
npuritios, but which itself will purify, invij.
SUUll DtllM
body is composed of water,
should be pure. Impure Water
: costs less to buy GLENN
cp in health than to restore
Lant question of health can be i
R, which is not oply free from I
:orate and strengthen. a? '
ORG
YOU CAIV
Though
provided
The insured und
PHOENIX IVIU
:: :: :: of
iTVisrrzicD T"N" isr>
! WIN WITHOUT D
you are bound to win if you d
I you are insured. ARK YOI
er policy 10(1 (t:$7 in the
TUAL LIKE INSURANCE COi
Hartford, Connecticut, *l ::
. ? ? ? ? >jk- >a- vV VA \
* Mr. l\C. Etlierecipe of oran]
[' ? Tr, spent a while in town this wee
YIINU, h,s Parents.
Mr. P W. Harncs, of Tihlpc
was in town 1 nursday on hnsii
Mr. Win. M. Carter It ft Wee
UPANY, for Greenville where lie will
tlio Sixth Annual Convention
mr kis in;nn? in lk'nnci isvnii' am
having c'o i id a m >st suce-sMitl tori
s'- bu i>i ;,ereas principal of the graded so lino
k wit! Miss Viiiti-' R>of, an aeeomphshc
.???:rs^r lady ?<r t.eesville, v ' lias h v
Spring, with hero trk-nri, Miss Dora < raft. f<
es-'. i fort night, loft for her lion?e Sat in da
Inesday the regret at" mam friends,
attend Miss Helen Wannamaker is spend it:
cf t la several days with hersistcr, Mrs Itlie!
jj- 111> <iliii ii. r<
n lie was married in early life to Miss S'
Eugenia w ise, who preceded l>im to
<i ihe spirit, In ml about live years ago.
' 1! -aws. h' vjHes a ho?t of fr ends _
1 and ii lathes, t wo brothers: Mr. A. P
itnuh ni^ht. a prominent tarmcr of
m ar here. and Mr. J. Ji. Bouknlght. *"j
Vice-President and Manaprer of the
' t Mill hinri; 11 rst 11/ n Irtl. ? *v#F ill
nnedial a^ent it has no equal, being a specit'i
toniecli, Kidneys and Skin.
Glenn Springs Com
iLKNN SPRINGS, - - - fhe
Fidelity Mutual I
? ? /
ic for all d.seaies of the Liver,
pany,
----- s. c.
Life Insurance
Who.took out a. :
He Receiv
at i
He Paid
twenty prn
?2,5C<.( mi
!o-Year Endowment, near middle 1 ifc-. is ver
alive. This is how lit? ^cr.:
ed
naturity, the face va'.ueor the policy?
tai premiums and received in annual divider
iking the net eosl only tf
y much South Carolina Haulers Ass<
which meets tl.eie 'Ihurfciay,
and Saturday.
Miss llassie P.ut, of Ward-,
10.000 Kiiest, of the Misses Ihidie.
Mr. J.S. 0. Tax lor las
1(^s j Chester to arcpt a pusit'oii.
? i MIss Eunice ('uni t m v x i-.it?(I
)/,.ZoUjand relatives at Vone'.ta >a
H;it;o: K. lnv.binet.
Fridai Master Asa Iivabinelt isijuite si<
Ai'li continued fever, bv.t is li<:;?c
Is tin t-liat lie will be better soon.
Mi>s IVt Meetze, of I b ook In nd,
wit h her sister, >! is. Malllo tVil! ;n
,0 itfain to the delinlitof her friends liei
Mrs Ma!lie \Villiani< and l.tin::> r?
f; iend.s llirr, (] Sunday from a visit to it aiiv
t urdav ... i, l.i i
..... .... .-uunuiKiu ou., ui iiccaviiie,
mil two adopted daughters: Mrs
1 hiniel (lunter and Mrs. William
Drafts, both of Leesville.
V.vs remains vsere laid to rest in the
Lut hentn < e.tv?tery at Leesville, tin
' la-t sad rites beir.jr petfoliRtd by the {
Rev P. it. Groseclose, in the preStrvct
'i :i lar?e concourse of sorrowing
| friends and relatives.
Company, Philad
Write to-day for insurance
position; trocd men v
Z. H. JONES, Supen
COLUMBIA, ; : SOU"!
elphia, Pa.
ncs or AK'eticy
ranted j
/isor of ?
m CAI;oi !\ .?
His Profit >
tha
Wasn't That >
Had he died du
the plus the a
say, at two years wot
TELLS THESTOKY
1). B. U
I) E. U
T.
vas $2,720 or over 37 per cent
in he paid, even at his age.
Winning?
ring 11 te years, his Benellciary would lia
iinual dividends up to t hat time, whatever \
lid have Ik?**u at ten and so
"WE RAY ANNUAL 1)1 VII>I;NI)S."
1AWL, Resident Agent, Butesburg. S. C.
IDOULL, Special Agent. Bateshurg, S. C.
T. I1AY & Brother, General Agents.
more land Sunday.
The rlass of 11)0(5 of the Hat
traded School have issued invi
ve received '? t,)p tlf*'1'!? exercises to to 1
(rear, which. Friday May lstl , at s;:;o o'd
on. THIS t lie Opeia. I louse.
Messrs. Fred Culinm, Walte
l ledge. Dr. J. A. Watson and 1
Hartley have returned from a
111 I I Ul'lv i tl liU
The private schn< I lw re in t or th
eshur; efficient supcrvisimi <?f M i.-s .losie Lai
tatmn* foul will close with appn piiate e.\
''lil 01 rcist's next Kridav.
ock at Mr. E. 11 Sn ii!i lias re urned t
!{ v? rland. Kla., atter a visit of sever
r < ar weeks to his parents.
Eugene Mr. I. I.. H. llast, of ' olumhia, wa
Uniting a itli his parents Sunday.
Mr. M. E. Rutland, of hatesbuig
wns t lie undertaker.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. SI
( Mr. lTriali Etfceredge met with a
very serious accident this morning.
^ While driving a spirited horse to ; ^
one-horse wagon tlie horse h< came in -
HRAILKILL IN JAIL. J0H1
IEUIFT SAMPLE IS NOW AWAIT- SHALI
ING INSTRUCTIONS. ! KE?fl
r] 01
fiov. lleywsud yesterday receive j
Din sheriff h. 1<\ Sample, Jr., ol Ssa- I John;
rl-l itAlllitl- IfiltnK rl.. t Arl 4f .... Ml. ! ( '" I fcnn
___ J
mm * 2
: BOY BUMPS h i
J BAPTIST PASTOR--?.
ID BIBLE CONFERENCE,
T '
ston, Mav o.?Little Thomas
c? *
Sli AV1NC
THE BES
BILLIARD AND
J. J. ROBER
. .
j parlors and pool roc
T OF BARBERS--HOT TOWELS ALWAYS
EVERYTHING STERILIZED.
HOT AN1) COLD BATHS,
i POOL PARLORS IN REAR OF BARBER
TSON PROP. Datesburg
A : .. .. ? UATI'C'Jl !l>r. !>/'
__________ trip to Huntin?(on, Pla. After
n>r several days lishin^ and
Ml- -"Od sport tliey visited St. Aug
> Jacksonville and other points
terest.
SHOP. Mr. J.hn fat or. of Sumter
, S. C. 3 ver'1' d.i^s in tc?wii tiiis week.
' ' ^Watson lias lieci
kcr1 ai* '1'''1 lohis bed for several daj
spend- .Miss Klizahoth Nash was the attrn(
having live yuest of Miss Sal lie R st. SutHay
ustine. Mrs R. L. Ly brand. children at
of in- little brother, Jut k. spent a part t
last week in Wagoner with friends
sp< nt Mr. J.C. Keyuohis and family an
Mrs. Ti l Du'.m's have retutncd fr?i
it eon- i pl 'asant visit to Hate: hnrtf I.ex
s w itli "ik'hiii InspatMi.
iuaiinKcu>e ana Tiircw Mr. Hlhcrcdgi
ui of the wanon backwards, dish,
jj -aling his shoulcr blade and injuring '
f iiis i i?ht aim. I>r. Milcheil was im J
nodiately called in. and. while ihe
injuries are very painful, it. i> hoped v(l
' that Mr. lilliered^e w ill hjoii be him ]lt
1 -elf again.
n
11
t\rnrs i m
1???. V KIKIIII ? a tunri , 11(11^11 Hiuy oill, 4 avil
which the sheriff writes: I liave ^'r- ai>
is day taken into mv custody and much p
iced in jail at Saluda Mr. Clarence a deep
miilkill act oidh g to the Urns of o'clock
ur letter and an order served np? n bucket
1 hy the supervisor of the county, and wa
1 have not discharged my full duty his you
these premi.-cs please direct nie symptc
i t her." pain.
ukuti us, mice year old son of
d Mrs. P. C. Stevens, suffered
>ain yesterday afternoon from
^ash made In his head about 7
by running under an old tin
that was hanging from a tree
s being swung to and fro by
ng sister. There are no serious
ims, but an ugly gash and
/A V* ii 1 "! ^ ft i/iai'..7,jwi\vj 1 Vj
auu I ICE RUl E
c o o ! i II ?r to General Office I
your home A. AT. till 7 P. iYI.
and day Excepted ). 1
a beauty to eral del.very win
your eye, be open on Sund
ro 1 V/I " i -iiviiu'>.J.
;g >1 rs Frank Il.'ialrix, c-f T.t
' * was in town slopping yesterda
I()Urs--7 M i ;.n !vis. I5iM radjjeMe
( Sun- ' P ml wl,s 1,1 ,,xx 11 (,|: ' ucs<'aJ' !:
Mrs W. M. I'a/ I. of .Johns!
i lie gtll- I (,e(j re|a; jVrS in I o" n Monday.
doW will Mr. K S. HoukniKdt, of Kino
?IV from liu'C slmpping Olio day this wot
RIME SPRING.
On Saturday, May nili. there was
,s^* iimily reunion at I lit- home of Mrs
on, vis- I'. Carson of Lliis place in honor i
the 701 li birthday of her mot her, M
ry, w;i?. 1-2. l'adtfolt. This l< \ed and vei
k. -rated lady was happy in the p;i
mm Ai AihLfl.
CHIEF OF POLICE W. A DOBEY,
? PROMINENT SECRET ORDER
MAN, PASSED FROM J)
LIFE.
s Aiken,S C.. May 6 ? Chief of Po-J
Il will be observed that the sheriff, ' The
was the case with several other TlUe ?
i tors received on tills I ibject refers ' Tuesda
'1'hrailkill a* "Mr.' Ev. i pastors
?> Frort
ISPENSARY NOT
MENTIONED.
. ? <
Kcv. I.. A. Cooper, of (>rcon/il
1 airive with )iis family on
y and enter at onca upon his
dut ics a: t lie baptist church.
1 June 11 tn 17 a he people will
, second Bible Conferer.ee. Tho
subje'-ts are these: ' The Holy
" "Tlie Second Coming of
" "Missions, ' "Evangelism,"
Jrvl ?u I/: 11^^ T - ?
T. Ci. BAIL
832 HkOAi)
AUGUSTA, "PHOI
Made over
rv n x s\ -
IE & CO. 12:30 lo 1:20 P.
siri:!:t. one hour only.
(\ i j F:rank Kneet
y*;;. ^persona
Dr. Harris
?
M f"OT M'imle Paillette. of I.i
? I\va* se< ii mi our stioe'.s
day.
JC, P. M. Mr. W. T. I'. yil, f Lanory w:
* nil our st rents Tie -><I iy.
Lr[ Mr. 10. A II rim, of Rid^e
Jk made his usual vi- t to Hal
*? Sunf.ay.
j Miss ?va I'oiikiiiftlil. of Mt.
ecsvilie *nce l'r s:{ persons ol her ramily e
Tues nettion, most of win m ;ire her d<
.eendants. Aiming I he number w;
dr. Jas I\.d;jett ami e' lidren of Ai
is seci. igfson who are st ill litre on a visit.
On last Friday niv;lit, little Mari
SprinK nf4t?l
dautfhtnr of Mr. and Mrs .la
Lesbtii^ :ato, dicxl after an Illness of only li
lays. 'I his sweet and heant ilul eln
WilliiH- vast he idol of the !.< me On Sa
i n' . i\. I'oney <1 j**?l at 1 o'clock gi
this innrniiu.'. H<> suffered a stroke
>f par;; \sisa few days n^o, which wa>
the callsc <f his death, hi ceased
>\asa prominent Knight of Pythias,
0i Odd Fellow and Wotdman of tlic
, World, lie. issurvived by a wife and
two children The funeral took
t \
I dace at 4 o'clock this afternoon; the J
iiternicnt was in the famliv hnrvti n
UUDA COUNTY CONVENTION! and'ri
ENDORSED SENATOR TILLMAN'S
COURSE AND MR. ORS. 1
HARE FOR CONGRESS. i*. i
has id
Saluda, May 7. Tlie Saluda Coun- .,n(j Wj
r Democratic convention was held j ^
t*re today, On account of I lie r;i n!,.'.,.
i^int rincu i,mv "uaraca
iliatl eu Sunday "
Ex.
NMWERMAN & TIMMERMAN.
R. II. Tirmnorman of Marion,
ovcd his fanilly to Hatesburg
11 occupy the Burton house. ITc
mod r\ partnership with his
uruj; oi Ji e. \n
CHILDREN ai
Kodak finish
work and low
J. B. WB
BATESBURO,
ir specie., ty- , Mr L c (.roucn roUjr
rid I5ABIKS. : 1 umbi i j*iiik ay.
ling. Good Miss Kinu a Homo, of F
priCCS was In lowi &h< ppliiK tod
ryfT^rpy T ^ M TS. S, 15. (a l?t lo l^O I Ct III
LI x 1. Ljlljy from C .liiii I.in, where si
attending tii district nit
" - S. C. Woman'.* Foreign Missioi
r, was in town shopping Tuesday
ncd to (? Mr ca n n?|]y,of St. Mark
cd llascs'jurg Thursday,
tidgo Spr>ng, ^^ ji ?'t;is iii, of Monet
lay jn town Sunday,
mod M nday .liss Lona Et.lwr.MUe n turne
u; had neen ^/(,iUnibla on Tuesday. u l ore t
;eting Of the attending Ll?o district i
nary society j ( llu, j?Veiiito Mi.-alonarv
ur-':t\ afternoon a'l 11 in I was in :!
s vi>il 11''3'l,v'(' om* VVi,J> '? 1 c"d
> tin c!octcry alter n t .?i?*11ii;t; at
laiililnl ?cr\iri*. and lie litl
la, was in miihI was covered with choice il> 1
ers.
, llev. II. F.d-.vards left on Tnosi i
i iron ni iriiinir ?*n rnuic for ("hal tanhiva
lie had ittmd ti e-ouilurn liap'ist t'onvi
Meeting 'don.
snc i.-t v
? ? ?
I ground at Aiken Exchange.
(I "
FOR SALF
A- SV
.Ccvcn w'rdow sash r-l/e 34 x 3ft gf
!,v o it ' b.irt! < to n at .li. Also one three w
piece Suit of oak. furniture .Slightly If
used. Apply to P. (). Box 23. ci
lFt#AoKlirnr '1
le attendance of delegates from va- .
.1 , t ho t\v
ous prccmcts was below ihe aver-'..
. . ... . , the na
re. i ive clubs 10 the emu. . bad'
I mcrma
> representation. J he dispensary .
as not mentioned. Adder the or- , _?f
mizilion of the clubs, Ited Rank . , ,U,K* !
as admitted. W. K. Hodie was e- j ucra 1
eti-d a member of the Mate Kx-1
utive committee. Resolutions en- j "1ST 0
.. ,...? 11.. ........... ..( v. .... t. .. 'i-.i i no
r, it. . i\ limmermnn, and
o will practice lo^otiicr under
nieof Drs. W. r & it. II. Timn.
velcome the Doctor to Hatesind
bespeak for him a lar^e and
ive practice.
iF LETTERS REMAINING 0Nt
titk ? ~ *
COTTON B
Cotton Is brlntfinf
Kabe*burK Market 1
hr Li. !>. uunum.
WEATHER
SFHCIAI* TO I IIli A
; Mon.<.((? Hell Timmei
* ? tt> 77 t-j m I vis 11 i f I O Hilt t'jbll Ti! } t'St
I All) Mil 1 I Mr A. I.. Earglc was
I in- ay on lliel Thursday of this w?ek.
II - ? ro,?.rl-fl Mr
net i a, v as in the city yts
BiPAl^T '!t V ,'a'J(>/ h'orris has ^
ilillUil 1 laiu.oga, 'I en n., t o at tenf
DVOCA'IG i:Ri)M 'inn i f the Southern Rnni
man was a! which was held in ti.a city,
^'duy. Heavy frosts have beeii 1
in town on from all sec" ions,'an I in many
he cotton has been I. lied.
lit. of Mo- Messrs. 10. II Stcadman and
. r ,a Allmau are in (ireei.vil e thi
r' representing'the lot al lodge
one to Chat tfr.tnd I >dge meeting of th o
1 theconven- U.id lellows.
|KI? Mr \l ! ? I II * 11 -
RELEASED ON BAIL,
courted Aiu'ii May ! . Police man Mu-<
' places Simnc'a \> ho shot and kilcd Willi.
Vvery while resisting arrest Mood,
s. T night, was released on bail heing1 u>v
ts week in the Mini of f (this morning
in tin |
rdcr ot
FOR SALK.
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" VKTHHINAIiY COMINO.
11
;p Dr. J. I:. Hcise Veterinary surg on
, t .sill he in Hatcsburg T uesday May t i
IMIi, ami svill he prepared to do any Si
a iperatlon on stock ot all kinds or ad- m
> ise In sickness. el
l)r. Ileise is a graduate In Medicine
1.1 ill;, lilt U'lii.iv ?7* ? a Iiau'i III 11; ii i 1^
i t ho I'nitcd States senate were of ? r
red and quietly adept* d without
d>ate. WEI
The candidacy of Mr. B. It Hare of
ils county for congress from tnej ^'1S
econd congressional district was on
ntinn of B. W. Crouch unanimously
adorsed by a rising vote. Ex. '/
llij tuti in BATESBURG,
POST OFFICE FOR THE
CK ENDING MAY 5, 1906.
NAMES-LA DIES
M.ik'k'it' Cooper.
NAMES?UENTLKM F.N
c Gall man, II. W. Jackson,
uel Lewis, Wilii&ms Mitchal
, ltove, Mr S. Whittle,
t : ? t'a _ -
STATE WEATI1
1 ai to-mghi a
I;R liURHAl'. : Mi s A/. I(k>pl?urri,
tul a unlay. j is il e ^iesi of tl e Mlssei
? *? . UIIU " mwni ui
of Monetta, au^hier. u p-rued !,y Mis
} Yiliflp,) 1 n' "" ' 1 |{ 1,1 1,1 ' (l- v:i - 1
' .sp.'ii 1111v> soiih'Liitio wiln Capi
Mis W ll.Alw. l.
mi unit 1 Thoroughbred Berkshire I'igs
s Stralvo
beci 1 *10.00 per pair.
uin and 1 E. I . HARTLEY,
| Batesburg, S. I"
} nnd Veterinary science.
I Reference Wm. M. Carter
at First National Hank, q
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