The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 27, 1906, Image 2
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FRIDAY. JULY 27, '906.
FOREWORD.
In the absence of Air. N Rogers
Bayly 1 have consented to assume the J
duties of editor of this Issue of the
Advocate. In making this explanation
1 beg to ask of of every critic
pursuing this column, a bountiful
"Deposit of Charity," and bear in
mind the fact that this is my lirst attempt
at journalism.
Win, M CARTER.
A WORTHY CANDIDATE.
Circumstances, happily open an opportunity
of saying a word of praise
for a candidate for the ligisiature in
a sister county, and it is with great
pleasure that the opportunity is
grasped.
The Cashier of the First National
Bank of Batesburg being a member of
fim ofifn * * * ' *
w?i? oiraic Lunitia u?is arranged 10 take
a two weeks holiday during the first
part of August and in order to get
awry from his duties has arranged to
have Mr. Ira C. Carson, of Johnston,
an old hank man, fill his chair during
his absence. Si^ee the arrangement
with Mr. Carson has been inr.de Mr.
Carson lias been urged to enter the
race Tor the House from Edgefield t
county. To fill his agreement in '
Batesburg will seriously interfere 1
with his campaign, but when he learn- j
ed that it was a case of go on the en- ,
campmenb or retire from the Militia,
his response to Mr. Garter was "Then
you go, I'd rather be defeated for the
Legislature than go back on my agreement.?If
you have made your plans il
conditional on my promise, you go 14
d ud " ' *
Even wore i. ? >b for the psitona !
- ;< t yjp-, . 'we lvHild not re- j '
,. frain from thinkin;1 f- t-v moral. ?e.
words of Honr Clay,'"I 'd rather Vm
right Mi id be fr 1 d
It ha? been a groat nleaiure to ^
know Mr. Ira C. Carson as a class- .%
mate in college and ever since as a n
warm and worthy fr'?*nrt and to those
who do not know him ? It is not necei ?arj
to speak of him to those who ri< !
know him?butto all of old KdgeUel1'.
We do commend him as worthy oi n
your support and worthy of repre- r
sen ting >ou. al
PROSRESS--THE GOLDEN 0PP0R- ~
TUNITY.
We desire to point out to the citl
Lt
zensof H&tesburg a mistake which ru
they are about to make, and in doing
so we oarnest'y trust that our motivewill
he understood and that this word h9
Of warning may serve to start rolling Co
a sentiment for the continued pros t/
perity and progress of our town. 0,1
It is a well established fact that w?
have one of the best towns in South
Carolina, with opportunit ies and ad '
vantages which few sister towns oi * 1
cai
our size are favored; but the p-ogrcs?- pje
which lias given Batesburg sucii a th<
wide advertisement during recent
years, will not, of its own weight, con
tinue the upbuilding of the town in
the face of the competition which our i
eister towns arc developing. The J
golden opportunity is within otn ?
reach and it is time for us to t oncen- PI
tratc our etTorts and grasp it. riier*- * "
are several courses opm to us. but the
most practical otieis that suggested A
by our worthy townsman, Col. John 4,,n
Beil Towlll,?to organize a business
froi
Men's League?and then dig down to sen
the core of tuo situation and find rem- ry t
edies.
Tliere is beginning to show a decided
tendency for trade, which is now '=5
ours, to drift to neighboring towns an(l
and unless some decided cfTorfc is made 0111
on our part, more trade will follow th a m
more enterprising markets, and final, Kua
lv the golden opportunity -will have ,)cr
passed. v lsl
We call on the business men of til
Bateshorg for serious thought of this a
matter, discuss it among each other kJ"'s
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MDNOEMFNTS,1;
CANDIDATES CiSSS. j
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All aanuuncemc'iits u::J?rt! w heat
will be charged for at tSie r_te oi $5
for state and 5.1.00 lor couni> office.* |
positively in advance. Curus t(. be
confined to a simple announcement. j
(
rnmrn '
I respectfully anuounce my candifacy
for re-election to Congress fron
'he Second Congressional District ei
>outh Carolina. In doing so, I as*
rny constituents examine Into m;
record of only o few months as ihei;
Representative. 1 have been ver>
much embarrassed by reason of tin
contest for iny seat which sulcus!;
affects my Influonce and my efforts
in behalf of my people. With my experience,
I am satisfied that I can antwill
represent you more advantageously
in the futufe than I have done
in the past.
! make this announcement subject
to the rules and regulations oil the
Democratic primary, pledging myseit
to abide by the results, and to sup*
| port the nominees thereof.
Very Respectfully,
j. O. PATTERSON. |
I
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Congress from tho Second
Congressional District of South Car- 1
olina, subject to the rules of tho Democratic
primary.
BUTLER B. HARE.
I hereby announce myself as a can- [
didatc for the Democratic nomination E
for Congress from the seventh con- f
gresslonal district, and pledge myself
to ubide the rules and regulations
of the Democratic Primary.
A. F. LEVER.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE I
The friends of Dr. E. J Ethsredge g
hereby nominate him for re-elcction |
to the House of Representatives ^
from Lexington county pledging nim f
to abide the result of the primary. d
TIATI TTTT\nn ATI nrk ?? *
iunjuuut.ut rtlUBATE I
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An office Is created for an officer, ^
nnd as George S. Drafts has so ubly w
filled the office of Judge of Probate i?
For Lexington county, lie Is hereby ^
announced for reelection to said of" iw
Flee; end is pledged to abide the re- "
suit of the primary.
ADJUTANT GENERAL ?
I hereby announce myscli a enndi- ^
late for Adjutant and Inspector Gen- m
ral, and pledge myself to *- *~
ti? r-iitlt 01 ' . :v.i :.ii ? . ?
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? EVVtb V . Abi>J >
t ' I ? - wailUI* I
ate for re-election to the office of
.ailroad Commissioner, and will
bide the result of the coming pri1
try election.
J. H. WHARTON.
COUNTY TREASURER.
The friends of H. L. OSWALD an>unc6
him as a candidate for COUNY
TREASURER and pledge liim to
>Ide the result of the Democratic
iinary.
FRANK W. SHEALY is hereby
mounced as a candidate for re-elecju
as COUNTY TREASURER of
rxiugtou county, subject to the
lies of the Democratic primary.
loe A Koon, of Chapin, S. C., is
reby announced as a candidate for ,
unty Treasurer of Lexington coun,
and is pledged to abide the result t
the Democratic primary.
COUNTY AUDITOR. ]
I respectfully announce myself to
e voters of Lexington county as a
[ididatc for County Auditor and
idge myself to abide the result of
s Democratic primary.
SAM'L. J DERRICK.
AIKEN COUNTY, t
)R THE LEWSLATuRE
it the request of friends, I hereby
lounce myself a candidate for a F.v
t in the Mouse of Representatives kv,
m Aiken county, and pledge my- '/V
? 4 ^ * ?- * * ' *
i?> auiuc mc result of tlie prima*
lection, and to support the nonii* j's
s of the Democratic party. I<v
THHODORH Ci. CROFT. Ti
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if the hints which wc have thro\ n j. ,,
meet witli yonr approval, call fo.
ass meeting and ooani/.: into a
incss Men's League, or a Cham
of Commerce, or anything yon
i to call it: just remember that ??
motto must, be: ".dake liateshurg
keep Hatesbnr< a prosperous, pro- 5c
si people." W3
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THE BATE^'Rq ADVOCATE
ISiCJrest Selling Salve in 1i'e World- j
1 SvJSSl For sale by \
i Dr. O. J. Harris, \
vffbSv i*re*ul *mKAT'?'1 )
ill iSTift' F. F. (iunters, J. \
! l). I'imfnons and /
il^S.vp|KlUttNTS )
> THE GARLAND DRUG C- CTOSSOU Dl'Ug U). ,
? _ ^ _ _ _ ? ? - I 1 i . ' <%
-- " " J. P. Matthew s, Cashier
WiUe Jones president , r 2 I Vlce-Prosldtnt
1K - \h? f' K's-{ W. M. Qlbbes, Jr., Ass't Cnshi.r
John Lacob Selbels, 1st. Vic*-I r.s i
rHE PALMETTO NATIONAL BANK
of Columbia, S. C.
United States Government, State of South Carolina,
County of kithl-md. and City Deposityry.
Capita! $250,000.00; Assets 51.500,000.00
Solicits accounts of Punks, Finns, Corporations and Individuals for
either Commercial or Savings Accounts.
statbmh:nt
< condensed i
OF Tit I: CONDITION OF
Tim Palm?!) Moaal Bank, oi Mnilria, S. C.
June is, 1906. "
RESOURCES LIaDILI TIES
U?s" Bonds"" . ^1i04!o9.L73 Capita! Stock paid In $250,000.00
S. C. Bonds 96,240.42 Undivided Profits 20,101.51
Other Bonds and Stock, ,, , _ , ,
etc 120 620.31 Nat,oiial Lank Notes
Banking; House 76,530.25 Outstanding: 50,000.0
Other Real Estate 4,342.30 . .
Vault, Furniture and . Bills Payable, and
Fixtures _. . 10,200.00 Rediscounts .. 85,8X0.16
Cash, and Due from
Banks ._ ... 262,210.74 Deposits ...1,161,190.74
$1,567,172.41 $1,567,172.41 1
: P|1 uvsawiw- n n TTfirr 3 3 3 . nc. vawf- a .iimc-a mm. aTjpt 3
lift# a ^ Jiw;g 3 I -1 wi' 4 ...2 * A-'Xt A ii.'.uc- ^ .mmfc ^^UUUFa
y THE OLD RELIABLE. URBANIZED 5 868. |J
ill ^
MlO Cflrnlilin MtlHnnnl La
^unvmui L?usi'? M
gtJnitei! States, State, County and City Depositorygj
2 SAVINGS I >EP \ RT M EN T. Capital pui in . . ..$-'00 000 H
^3 Interest allowed at the rate of Surplus pro'ts .... 7e,i>*?0 wfjr
LJj 4 per cent, per annum, payable Liability [ soekholders 2;'0,000 Cal
yj quarterly, February, May, An
gust and Novembr. $4$2,000 Pp
U OFFICERS. U
W A Clark. President. r. H. M-igrin, Cashier. uS
JJJ J.S Muller, Vice President J. M. Hell,Vsslstant Cashier,
DIRECTORS. ||
Jj John II. Hollin, The* P. Hrvan, Liii
TO vV- A. Clark, It. S.Dcsl'orlcs, ll
*3 Julian U. Friday, * Will, Jones, M
ij] WiPiam H. I.owrance, T. H. Melghan,
TO John L. Mimnau^h, J.S.Muller,
| W C Wright, J;im Wood row. W
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3T"j?.nin p7 -I "Tflurn " ' jt. jn.nir, JJ'tJ'IH -'Hlip : * J Tin" . ^IWI f J"*r
iiiife -3- fuyui t> JttiuiU ^illuJiZ jx:w? ?. Mc-wl dlWMtt -dUkti# -' " ? = itbliUlT - ilwiilU L *2.kUi!
TOILERS AND ENGINES,
and Sheet Iron Work, Shafting, 1'uMpys <iearinjr
oxei, Haulers, ht< . liuil.tins Casting's?( asteverv dnv; capacity $00 hand;arden
llese, Pipe. Valves and Faking; Helling, PaeK'iu and Machine Sn|
ies and Repairs. LOA1HARD FOUNDRY, MAf-Mivo ?, ?-*IfPPLY
STORK, Augusta <ia.
+ 1 4 KZ
1> 1 i 7
f\ <v,..
5 U
031 nds,
Paifit,
Cabinet
Mnntelc
"Fewer gallons wares ioiiger"'--mcais Devoe paint
C. O. BROWN ? ORG.,
COLUMBIA, - ----- S. C.
The Great Stove and
Bicycle Mouse
Speth Brothers,
(Chas. B. Allen Old Stand)
Largest Country Patronage of any
house of like kind in the city.
Tremendous Slock of
Stoves, Grates, Ranges, Tinware, Sporting
Goods, Bicycles and Supplies.
10 Broad St. Augusta. (In
Columbia, Newberry & Laurens
Railroad Schedule.
Charleston, Greenville, Columbia and Atlanta Short lane.
MJIlELRLK IX Kl'KKCT NoVKMHKlt 20, 1207.
Laurens 7.00am. 2.02pm Lv. Clinton 7.'.Mam 2.22pm
.Newberry H.a.'tum a l"pin I.v. I'rosperity .. . *..>7am 55.24pm
Chapin . ... y 2i)ani. 5.51pm Ar. Columbia ...lO.noam 1.17pm
N I M It Kit 21, and N I'M !>KU 52.
Columbia .. . 5.2opm 11 05<un Lv. Chupin _f?.2opm 11.57am
Prosperity t. 45pm 12.21pm Lv. Newberry ,7.17pm I2.:t(ipm
Clinton. .. S.115pm 1.22pm Ar. Laurens ... no >pm 112 pm
a ins 515 and 52 arrive and dep i rt from union depot, Columbia/rial I/,
.me 22 and 21 arrive and dopn t from <'oaat Line freight. station. Ger{
.st reet, olumliiH. daily, oxeept unday.
r rates, time tables, or further i.iformvi n, apply to any ajjent or write
It. |<\ F LKa I'll All I', (5. T. A., Hank of Columbia,
J I1'. LI V1 S(5S I ON, Sol let Unit t^ent, Hank of <'olun hia,
W G CM! LOS, President, Columbia, S 0.
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For everything good to cat, fresh $
and up-to-date to >>
DrehcrBro
S? Batesbnrg, s. C. >?
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All our custoinei
[n a ^ ? ^ ^ ^'r r" ^
-^ v\ aiiv auu iai\t auvd
prices we are making
Score.
We have to make roc
?
of goods bought for fa!
time to save money bo;
mnii | y\ m
i Hij L. JJ. ul
BATESBURG,
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SEASONABLE
?o . ? r! A
Screen Doors
dows9 Sheppar
Ice Cream Fr<
Jars, Flowes
Jardini
xfffsfcAiVl/ffltl/k
oarm
A '* 5 *
, . (I will
> Convenience >
/ ^ Pn|
\ There la located in Columbia an / *?? !-*
/ establishment that is worthy ) i
/ of the above name. There is t
r hardly a bugluessconccrii in the c
r whole State that uoes not have ? Whether Aflv rLi.se ' or
J to call up<?m <'.lbestablishment b
S nov?" . .. .i to furnish some ? cum create an appcLiit
> :>eciaStics. /
. ... . n ?. b JI<>-< AKKiivouoe
J. V. ilson (JihoCA is tne pro- /
J prlefor and in his factory nro ) pa rt iripate ir .soi
S made innumerable convenient <
i devices for the business man, ^ v' sports, at
\ such its Rubber Stamps of all { , . ,
f kinds; Corporation, Lodge and ' liese ppcos
r Notary Seals, plain lettering ( "\rT<>"
k and also witn design ;; I'hoiog- /
\ rnp!;or's I inb'ts.stuf Presses; b A Jiieyele to; |<ed over'
I Metal Cheeks for Bread and r Vtiood Tirti
N Milk I fcuJ'.'i":!, P?o! Ifoom-i, ? . ...
< Soda Fountains and Factory ) *nhlccUrte Stroke Bdl
C Stores; Nam; Flitter., Baggage V t Nrw UmrameiMl Wh
\ Tags. Burning Brands. Steel / o il)
S Stamps for marking To. Is, etc., b A Now Departure ('oast.
/ Brass Stencils, etc., etc. i , (|jcgt mado)
) rir. (iibbe's business special- V ... 1>t
< ties Include also Typewrit, rs / A(,oo'l l-..ot i ump
f and Repairing, and practically \ (ill
b every item of siiti i.iery and c llJ
b Furniture for office Equipment. ? k!
I The place Is \
\ 1412 Main St.s in goohs-i..
\ S Single (inns
> Columbia, S. C.) >XiZ,i'T" >
/ ' t ah t.uns fwnotl or nietu
}vw\/v^ hand) .. '
' "* ? ?? I ? Victor i'alking Machine
do/. Records (express p
JE-~U Smith's Premier
i ypewriters.
f 1 0?g jAf i n a c I! i n e re pair i n jr'.' ^
1 ^ k 1 M,ops of ,is kind in the e,
, Mail Orders IVoirptl
Will .save you money in Ids
IIA IllUt DASH Hit V H. I:. I :onr<
DI'il'A ItTMKNT. ,, . , .
... , , (imi, Lock & H
1 lie best and latest I'ur- ?*? .
\Y o?*ks'
nisliinws ma} always he 5>l BrOAll StH
found here. f'lloilc ?S6?5. AlI^'U
I N Sill UTS. COl.kAKK, riJFFS,
OLOV Mm, I'MiKKWKAK -I?
WIIITM AM) 1WNCV UPHO I ()
Our Fall Line or oil and SlilT M'UsC over Ul*.
iiaisan it re, compii.duK k:>ox, Drugstore. ()urs|
S I'K l's( >N. ait I < ! lirr makes. 1 f' I 111 .
i- f.v? CIIILDRuN and I
Suits v.aii' to i >nl fil ' m.hi'.iii- j K'iJjk I i 11 isj j j ?1jv
H?d. work aiitJ low prk
1514 Main Sire I. J l? WHIT
nxV.Li.uuo
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!*k*i iVimwla
I >.J 1L 11 IV^II VID
mtage of the low
in our Furniture
>m for the big stock
1. So now is the
ving furniture.
=:= =i" S. C.
9 9 O 9 ?
> and Wind
Lightnir
^ezers, Frun.
:* Pots and
ieres.
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['read The Daiiy Kccoru
OF COL! !iVU?l A, S. C.
; and enjoy
casi irmly ^ I t?ll Wtck'St hidl
ne out- i covers the Campaign.
1;' i I it The Hoc r I ?* i 1 i be found daily
V(lU reports of the campaign meeting- liy
J. WILSCN GIBBLS,
s ! ' a vet an at such wink. Ili-? nan e
1 alt n h <1 to the rep i ts !s a guarantee
i ?.. .2" joft lioii fairm s?? and accuracy.
eel (with i Fn? nine years I'iie Ki cord lias nd?
-1 ^j vocalcii the disp-.msary. IMitoriallv,
r It rake : it, rl ;i?ly >ei,s forln the reasons why the
? 4 !l"i ! rlii.ni>n...ri .-I. ..iii,....
i - i i;. 111 i. r. v: i v
l.'C fricti I oi tin' iii p . usury v.ho wi>!ies to
M j keep pulled s it h HI " UHlOlllS to llli'ftt
>\"i' tlio opp ,si; ion all .uid rend The
, t I . t Keen id
PISTOLS 'I'll 1?"C inl ton weeks tor 50c, a
> I, ,, , I.- ..j I s .ititeh in a<I Viim e.
v I > J>1 A i\ I'.A
s4.-? I sic I^<?crcS9
i J : .
tjiiiii dewn Columbia, S. C.
s :ii <i ones
repaid) :ikM)o Kvery for in of dist rossimj aiimenl
. j k i.ii \ ii us 1'ii? ??i i>.*,i11: ??.;-? internally.
jjfeaflPE The real cause of Lhe t rouble >s in side.
M :in'/. hi is p it i in co iap-dhle tubs
with no/ >r, mod I cine can )c
appludwlnio it will do ihe most
icIm ij| sinai! ^eod, and do i' eiiicK'y. if yon are
test Machine suit rh'.pwlth plies yei owe \owrself
'?y- the duly of tr> intf ManZan Hold by
v Filled. Tnntno.is Hros.
3HCT S, University of South Car icycJe
olina. Sessioii 100ft-10(? 7
*et, ; Begins Wednesday, Sep
sta, Oa. tembcr
! ive courses leading to II. A dr
~~j^reo, four to 1$ S. dejjree, one to t .
I.. degree anil one to t. L. It. dewier.
Certificates given for work completed
Harris' in any one of t'u department. .
RfCi'lItV- i"Apen?cs: I'uition fee $40.00; Term
, fees $I?S. " boom ftc one ha'f
J A J 51 ? lir-. of each must bt paid at the hc'rlnnl g
(iootl of each term, tuition fee mny he ?
iiiiitod upon pies rut iti ?n ol e? r.ir
icalcs oi inability 1< pay tiie .same.
' Itenjainin t loai,
President.
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