The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 25, 1906, Image 5
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? IN DREAM WA
S $ m Avn mni nv nn
SI stab wIhmi her aunt c&me between
I lior anil (Juetuno. She did not remember
which one she struek first.
4
| Under cross examination t.h? ??
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ities Bargain
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8 BER UNCLE.
s
J JOSEPHIKETERRAS
neassald ?be had brcn unable to run
away from her unclo'a treatment, as
she desirad to Her aunt, she said,
had t j!(I her t hat there was no harm
in her relations with her undo. Jus
tice^cott, who Is hearing the case,
questioned the virl about tlie voices
;n. she dalnird to lm\c hentd, and sl.e
told htm that they came like a ting
Doors,
Blinds,
Pai
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fit,
w uppc
JJ grappl<
^ it'sgon
g Great 1
^ tjjf stance
nnr fir.c
>riumcy icnocics at eve:
sd at once, or like the
e. For Months we ha
Vlay Bargain Feast=-i
slighting either qualit
:f~. pnriQirl Arritirmc! ir?
ry door, but must be
shadow on the wall
ve been preparing this
lever in a single in*
y or style, which are
^ pTT W1 Tlt/lUnnz-v
s % VA OH TRIAL FU
- | MURDER MAKES ?
! | REMARKABLE
5 % STATEMENT IN
iiik in ii"*J ?-ars i lie ir:ai was 8(1
Ul JmirriA'! unlit tomortow. ?A', jfiista
Chronicle.
@ 1$
t "The Old %
fa fa
c
44Fewer gallons wares ionger
C. O. BROWN
COLUMBIA,
>binet
Mantels
"--means Devoe paint
& BRO.,
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$ If yc
0 value r
behoov
@ Our
fa ly com
J v X/ Vf JL JL k/AV% WJL 1/AV/11KJ III V/ V \
?u are of the thrifty p>
noney, and appreciate
es you to visit this sto
stocks in every depart
plete?We have an tier
piai incise.
oor or frugal rich, anc
the newest styles il
ire now.
;ment are magnificent
pated your every re
, s HER DEFER1
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A TALE OF TORTURE TOLD
a; THE COURT.
tik I
? Reliable" ?
o Georgia f
TO **
'A Railroad. ?
& 5s
Columbia, Newbei
Rails oad Sc
Charleston, Greenville, Columbia
feCHELULK IN EFFECT N?
Lv. Laurens ".OO.im. 2.02pm Lv
? ? U V*
rry & Laurens
iiedule.
ar.d Atlanta Short Line.
rJVi?MBEB 20,'1905
. Clinton __ : o
quirein
fa sales e1
one is <
jS? advert
8 You]
/"V "P /1/MV
ient and our gains of \
very month over the c
evidence of the fact tl
isement and statemen
* fair and honest comp
^ ^
25 to 40 per cent, ir
orresponding previou:
rat we live up to everj
t we make.
orisons of our method:
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'
1 New York, Hay 22.?Josephine
-i ranova took the witness stand In
own behalf at her trial on the ch
J *' of having murdered her aunt.
The defendant sain that she r
to this country when ei*rliL yeard
^ i'<f^\ tf"lr.tf to live with her uncle and
5? the IvrrLl, m.
"Jw Elegantly Equipped Passen"5
ger Trains bclwccn all
Ter- points. Pullman Palace
her X Cars between Atlanta, Au- X
?ia R usta and Charlcsto.i.also
arKC fa between Augusta and St. fa
IjC Louis and Charleston and 1C
fr? Cincinnati!. Past Freight
:ani? Service between the West
i old X and Augusta, Athens, Alaurt
" ^ con> Charleston, Savannah
1 ' ' j/7^ and all points l:i Southoas- (fa
iiV. i\ewi)i!rry-_ Xli'pm Lv,
IiV. Chapin .. 9 2!)am 3.51pm Ar,
N I'M IIhit 21, and IS
Lv. Columbia _ 6.2'prn 1105dm I.v
Iv Prosperity. ... r?.45pm 12.21pm L\
Lv. Clinton ... 8 35pm 1.22pm Ai
Trains 53 and 52 arrive and de part from i
Trains 22 and 21 arrive and depart from <
vain street, olumbiu. daily, except ?vund
For rates, time tables, or further Inform
It. F. P LWaPOART. O. T. 1
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. Prosperity .. _8.55ara 3 24pm
. Columbia 10.80am 4 45| m
U RIDE it 62.
Chapln G.20pni 11.57am
r. Newbtrry ..7.16pm 12.86pm
Lauretta ..9 oopm 1.42pm
anion depot. Columbia, dally.
Coast Line freight station, Geray.
at Ion, \pply to any agent or write
V, Bank of Columbia
^ U1 UU1I.
& solicite
I WHI
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uusiiicss, uur prices
id.
TTEN DRY GO
BATESBUR(
ana tne qualities 1:
ODS COMPAN\
j, s. c.
^ <r- tr- <r. *r. <r.
J
3 IX '*1 dirtn't ij(? to churc'i or to nc'?<
S' shs said, "for seven years afler I (
R1,? t> America. My aunt and i
would now let nie. I wanted t<
' Iff} I did every l lii?n, washing, scri.V
everything and sometime thctc
IX t'M), eleven, sixteeu hoarders in
1, ?..A ??
I>o you remember "lie nv'
V tern and.Carolina territory.
*.i." a ?
;ame (i&
ncie fa A. G. Jackson, a
> *<>. p\
lieu *5fQenerai F:*and Pasrfe
s'"=ir A-'"'- ^
7 A AUGUSTA, OA. gfe
toS93S66@9e@i&
.J 1'. LIVINGSTON', Soliciting
W. G CHILLS, frtfslden
m msaiB^sasuauissm
| THE CHAR
rji RF.nODELED AND NEW
I'ank of Columbia,
t, Columbia, S. C.
mm? M9KW82M*
ILESTON |
fLY FURNISHhD.
SEA<
BONABLE
l-I A
'VlfVWWWW
r^iL f A nr
morning when you we.ea.uout el
-7- and a half years old?'' \!ie was as
The girl replied that sue did;
her aunt had taken her to ihc iin
room that day. "That 1r what L
on trial here about," she added.
An the girl told of her uncle's ti
? meat & woman spectator fainted.
^ girl hesitated in giv.ngher testim
"vc,n LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UN:ked.
CALLED FOR IN F.ATESBURG,
vie's S. C.f POST OFFICE FOR THE
am WEEK ENDING MAY 12, 1906.
r; A M Ks-L < I?IE*?
CL' "
Mrs. Su-y Colenv.m,
Miss Culley /enn.n^s,
" r.imiimv IV'liifiln
H Army and Navy
?& I.OCAL AND LONO DISTANCE 1
Steam Meat, Electric Lights, El
Singly nnd En Suite. Ci
|| RIDDOCK & BVRN:
7A
Headquarters ||
"ULGPHONES IN ROOMS gf
actrlc ^levators, ROOMS 7K
jisine Unexcelled.
3, Proprietors. jH
?
Scr
/A1!1! r r
. . . ! 1/A
een Doors
d if^V <*43 x
1^L? VVAKC
; and Win
J] TT 2,?
mm* ?? saying that she was ashamed to ?i
1 llI-ha
said thai Iter aunt had fo
lior to obey her uncle and had
her, breaking a stick during ou
the whippings, and making Mm
23 ness so sick that she vreut to bed.
The. girl said sh* vas rercr
m I ted to play with other chih
NAMES?OESTLEMKN
A. J. llunnicutt,
j John 11 Jackco.i
'ta Cordon Koith,
e ( !
Yt\i- Tin Be letters wf., sent to the
Dead Letter Ofllce May 2'.), 1900 if not
delivered hefore. In calling for the
per- above, please say "Advertised" ?l\intr
3rm date o' list. J. Frank Kneeuo. 1\ M
my ciiari.esto
&sm
Horace Iluz'iarcK, Fate and Charlie ^
Jt.nes, Evans Simmons, Wllber Ei?is( n , \
David Lac rone, Will QualLleb&um of c^!
Ridge Spring, Jim Cooncr and Jiml S
Croucli of i'atcsburg, Tonquin La-.
iCrniui Mr M r^ II "l :i I iW
N, S. C. <3
Big Public |
wOiivPtiipnrp S
Ice i
Ja
5, oiiicppan
Cream Fre
rs, Flowr:
u L^igiiinm
:ezers, Fru
sPots and
a mm nan iniUHIiieil lu lUik r.1.^151
VJ' associate with t!ie boarders in
house, She aai?l she wanted to k
<? j her mother but Wis not permitiei
H Jj The witness said that her ln:*l
^ was led to suspect'"hat her reJat
with her uncle had been, boeaus
a remark which the latter mad?\
declared that her uncle's mi>tr
meet covered a period of ab< i:t
11 (']
:1 to.
and Well as 1 haven't written to The
j tiJ> Advocate in quite a while will give
' of i lie readers of this good paper a few
# dots of our little city.
tut- Last Friday the Wards graded
Sli school had its annn il v? 1.
v.. vnc, UIIU 1HI3. AiUlllL'l lliriifl" / "
kill of Rid ye Sprloy. >
GREENE ANU GAYNORI
GETTING STOUT \
DEPUTY MARSHLI. R1I.KY RP.P.1R79 >
There Is located In Columbia an S
est abllihmant that la worthy )
of tlio above name. There is l
hardly a business concern in the \
whole State that does not have /
to call upon this establishment >
now and then to furnish some S
of Its specialties. /
J. Wilson Olbbes Is the pro* /
prletor and In his factory are )
Jardini
^7^7S /?
ZTmr/mrt/i
eres.
years and that it continued up to
including tlic night after her
marriage to Terranora. She t >1
the clrcum-t&occs which led he
kill the uucic, (lactano, at d her ;
-oncctta Site said that her hust
! after listening lc iter confessh n
her that she \*an nr? longer his
'& land thereupon left her. "he rein
B B - I . 1..., ,1 ........ .1 ..
ai i. we arc sure that every one that was
civil present can't say l hat they did not
d of enjoy boinjj with the ^ood people of
r ti Wards. In the baptist church we
inn' heard some jjo.id addresses delivered
and by different ones. '1 lie medals were
told then delivered to those who had won
wife them. About one thirty dinner was
alii- served d w u in the tfrove. There
famous prisoners looking ! \
well is macon jail- j>
twenty thousand ^
pages in bill of )
exceptions c
liEtfiEWF.O. S
111 mviw ik.Muui0i?uio convenient /
devices for the busineis nun, r
sucii m Rubber Stamps of all c
kinds; Corporation, Lodge and C
Notary deals, plain lettering /
and also with designs; Photog- /
rapher's Embossing Presses; (
Metal Ciiecks for Bread and r
Milk Dealers, Pool Rooms, c
Soda fountains and Factory C
Stores; Name Platos, Baggage /
Ta.^s, Burning Brands, Steel )
Cl.mn. T-. - -
nnMMPwnrw
TLjr ? tUkL/M S &^Ui/3
Oard\
TNT rest inns place laden with
f
VAU mJC
flowers. practical and up tollie 2<
rg mzw m %?out LIIO iUUWMlIl^, H'U '
f subject, she said, to the in '
? hallucinations In whlc1, ' .;
pe .red. ^ heu?v apj.?.\rt
vdec said "klli nlm." Each n
the witness continued, she w
dream or . na^lne (hat she was in
presence of God ard there *g;.in
would luii- th- word.; "kill your ui
Oth cent- At tlie end of ten dujs, the
nay i > .e s5vjr.ii v.sir/itd namely: tt?v.
. .. iici'itunan, of Greenville, llic pa? tor
*p- if Lite Haplist church here, ltev. r>. H
il n ilass, Mr. Ciii'Kilu of Saluda and
l^lii others too numerous lu mention. Our
ouli'. teachers left on Morula) for their rcvlie
spoctivc homes.
*)" I'he lovely home of Mr. and Mrs.
11 ie" Ollt" 1 a<!ii;i,e ?a? thrown open i nc
i r, . ri i. ? ?
Sava.tia'.i, ta , iduv -1.?The bill ol' ^
exceptions in li e Gi ci ne and G*yior|\
case, upon which allnije>s loi i he /
picseCUliOn and dc reuse have bien en- /
gaged ever slue the verdict in the case 3
was iinished today, and the names of \
Mm ion hi win. United Mates district \
attorney, and A. A. Lawieuce, counsel | S
ior tin defendants, wen subscribed to! f
w BVt 111*1 AlU^ 1 U O y CtC I C
I ra* j Stci.ciic, etc., etc. C
Hr. UibboN business special- I
ties include also >swrlt:rs S
and Repairing, a c Ideally v
ovary item of jry and /
I ur liture tor c. .. ^ilpment. t
1 lie piece Is * (
1412 ;,i ";!i st.>
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V \J lUiUUil \J JUITJ
CLOSING EXERCISI
SCHOOL STARTE
MORN!
Johnston, S. C Ma
LlJlt A The school auditorium
PrDFAU ? overl,owln?f yesterday
omniencoment stimonb
Dilworth if Augusta am
;s OF JOHNSTON music. Miss Am ic On/t.?
It vrCTrUTt k V t'ie piano and while she
U iLblLilDAT iuBprir.jf Ijnin "Onwai
[JJQt *iuld iers" I he ent ire schi
? . _ , liny tots to thf yi-ui g 1
y_ ?Little Oris L,r,l(jlia. Intri Lss all i ntei
was crowded ??ry times and caught nil his
to hear the !' ven the t iny it tie ones ever
y Rev. C. CI. the day was warm lie was ex
1 to enjoy the <-'< mpHmentary to Join stci.s
i nmidi H at I ting climate and l.er beautli
played that ?^^'l?.V?,,V),f,hll,l,ld<Jr2ss '?
/"i ..I . i. . to the Red Men of August;
rd hristian in-was unable to till the itupt
[>ol from the t.?nlyht as expeeitd.
tdies i f t' e i Rev. a. ('cop- r preaclx d a
cd and took ! ion mtim -ii at Alhanv. (la., i
> hearer# said, she wool to her mother'* h
) though ?aj turned away. Then
ceedmgly mysterious v.iic^s became mure li
ixIjIIcii.- tent and ' heir directions more p(
ul town, ed, telling her to buy a knife ai
be m. do r<.v0ivor mk] kill. When arn.et
a ton:gh11 . ,
ist pulpit j'l#r w&> tn house for this
p >se, she said she bad crossed he
n nidIlia I three times and prayed to k
cut an anr I .1.- i . i .i . > -
_ j cw .s. i?hkc oruvru oi 3 uUiiK
uiisc people wuu gathered theft: to et joj
ll*'' Hie evening i-t'd were not ills?si?
jppeinit.il in ilio least. Mr. anil Mrs.
>lnl- Liliii'iie aic noted for their i.ospi d
11 tali I 1! ii.se present weic Missis
I < " Julia Kiiklaiul, Ma ine Jot.es, llaspur
sie l'ou, . tile Junes. No I Wright,
r.eelf i'utra VV'rig it, L icilo* 'o u.er, "I'licoia
now and Krl.iie lludie of Hi'.e.shurg i. u\
eacii \ annuo! Use ncoid. C
Them ttci'P, iu ail. o\er twenty- \ ^
thousand I'iijjfN and Mr Ki?iii ana _
Mr. Lawn-nce uiind no fli inn ly ai yt.^
agreeing i? j?*? i ininni" points in i lie (ju,
Li a usi'i | 1. J taints !Spt ci hail K'HnUt: |jj,
until May d to liniah the t-Xu initiation j ill
r
r. La v t-ntre asked if inert
n a<
v\us any douhl thai tin iicioi.Ui>ms nf
i/Oiunibia, J.
in which to ma <e i ha a.ipr al. 1 a
meanwhile, they are very ti mfjrr,
r ill I heir quarters in the A.
epuly Marskal Itiley, who reci i
dt; a t rip to that city, says that L, k .1
the prisoners have enta a?.. ?
i no ten months old }
of Mr. and Mrs. L
buried at Uarmnoy t
noon. Four of the y<
Luke, James, Irwin
Satcher bore tl>e tiny
son and only chi cl j f|lCjr places in ti e fie
(i. Watson was| teaclicrs < f tn li grade i
:hurch this after- Was Impo.-ing and made
>ung cot.sins. \ /. ffcCj pr(iud (,f her school <
Smith and i>aiy men and women,
caskets to its last Uf. bilworth's serm< n
^ i 5t
-lit with the ^ i 11 v 1 s i! his matlipi w liilc I
ltld n.e."M|lur?in? Augusta '
every citztnj
indlicr com-1 For bloat In*, belching. in<
etc., eat a kind's Dyspppsb
vfls excofrt- *flcr meals. Sold by Ti.nmo
-?* tiui'iiicK MIO nuin^
'lTOiiicIe (>3n'rontC(* ',,,r uncle, calling
"traitor,*' and he replied: "Vmi
litest ion a" oul?a*<""
i Tablet '.'She remembered little of hei
ns Hros. *ack, but assertr d that she l:e, a
.xi ><a
ruic Gladys Tumutiman of Kranil'-vil.i'
him Messrs J. ' Watson, F. K. Lv" ?n,
are Alva Jor.es, William kirk land o'
i'Florence, iiepherd J .ncs aiid Hun ci
Frcntis of llidjje Spiii;^, Sun x"? riyni,
John and Km maiu, Joe Wat-on
. er. rr. r*~. *** ? ? ?
wuuiu i>i>( cai t in- c isc. aud
"\* u haven't ; ^pealed it yet." he ic w'*'
plinl "it w on lit he wasting a. let o!
v.oik ir we didn't,.' p
There is. thert'torc, i.o doupl thai j))j(
l lie ri| i t,tl will I -e ?id end.
c let
j The defendants have several month*
I look much better 11i.i 11 at any time,
ilj Lliav were in Savann ill.
Augusta Croniclc.
or lvadaclie, constipation. Dr.
le'B I.lt tie Liver Pills are best. They
uuc and ton'c the liver Sold by
^ llrns.
g 1
to
to ?
to
6
-JC IV -mr ^ -X/ -.v w !i
WHEREAS, there is now in ft
w v Vt/ V-7 V3- 'JS> 'J* .4? VS7 .A
If llfin^lc t\f f IlP Qaii i liiifft Da III
v# 2' vy ' jf'jSi 'jeJ ^
* W tS? w Wr* ?!*? C
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t
gg-c-g-c cccc cc&
i# coff<
ffr i/en
S
Com
% hors
i
?/ !<*
eyville, Kansas, consigned upc
s Bank of Batesburg, S. C., ai
WHEREAS tiie Citizens Bank
pany to suriviKfer said iiorses
es are and Lave been on hand
NOW, THEREFORE, the Sont
nt nnhlir mir-f Inn </? * li??
>n original bill of lading to the
id
has refused to receive said sh
to any other person, and no p
and they cannot he delivered.
hern Railway Company will, c
1, t K !1 .1 - ? .1.- i - i -e t- - -
*y*xjr vum^aiij ii certain 101 or
; order of John McNulty, and i
ipment of horses, and whereas
erson having claimed said hor
>n June 9th, 1906, at 12:00 M.,
t t -
norscs, as hereinafter specific;
eceived by the Southern Railv
; no bill of lading ha* been pre
scs and produced any c\iJe
at the stable* of M. E. Rut Ian
illy designated, which were
yay Company as being consign
sented authorizing the South
nee of ownership, and WHEW
id. in the town of Rnteehnr*- S
shipped from ^2
led to theCit5
ern Railway
[EAS the said ^
: r f
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/?$ acco
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SI
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unt of whomsoever it may coi
rhesale will be^in at 12:00 M,(
riie horses to be sold are as fol
--K?*ay mare?5 years, in fold.
tsi uuiucr, i nc s;uu iol f?i uors
icern, and in order to pay the
and continue until all of the
Hows:
SOUTH!
es, which arc supposed to lie t
feed and other charges of >a!d
said horses arc disposed of. 1
2--b!ack mares--5 to
2--sorrel horses--6 ye.n
ERN RAILWAY
lie property of one John i'ucNl
horses.
he terms of sale will b; cash.
7 years.
;s ( A pa i r)
COMPANY
... ilty.
The said horses being so
2--hay mares--5 t<
I--brown mare?7 ]
v.t unci lor
Id for and on ^
> 6 years. ^
years. ffSl
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