The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 03, 1906, Image 2
B The Batesburg Advocate. \ANS
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Six Months - 2te. . m
fid tared at the Batesburg, S C. Poet
Offiee aa Second Class Mail Matter.
Alia
H No attention paid to 3<>rrespoud- w,? bc
aoe that !s not signed by sender's for
orrect name.
pjsitlv
When sending in change of address mntin
llwi; give youroid post office.
N. ROGERS BAYLY, Rd. & Prop
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, *906. ^Jy f
the Se
"Hitch rollers" some times get too _ .
? "south
high and that last bump Is awful.
my c<
Better take life easy. See!
record
? _
Repre
What about a civic improvement .
mucn
league? Call it anything you please, conte,
just so there is a united effort for affect
town improvement. In beh
perici
A business men's league, properly wl" 1
Officered, with united support, could
bring many enterprises to the town. , m
Why not start the band wagon? to th<
- Derail
D;d you ever get a tumble? It feels to abl
.quite different in one doing the acl port 1
and seeing the other fellow. Go slow,
"podge," some oue might see you. ^ ^
date I
Candidate Ansel says: "Fare you Cong
well. Brer Crafford, but the people of olina
Batesburg are saying: "Fare you wall, ocrat
Old SISTER GUANO HOUSES, you
have played your last tune." I hi
' didat
The candidates seem to be the only for C
ones waxing warm lu the collar over
the arduous questions of the day. The of th
people are mum, but bye and bye they
will talk oat "in meeting." ?
. FO
It is a good thing some people have a Tli
better opinion of themselves than here
others have of tbern. Now, don't to 1
think this belongs to the other fellow; to (
ery likely il lilt you, but, of course,
you wou't admit it. JI
What we need In Batesburg Is a gen- Al
and i
ulue cleaning?streets, alley's lanes tJ|,e(
and out houses should be kept in or- f0r i
der, for the health of the town Is of ann<
infinitely more importance than otner *ice;
considerations. su,t
A[
The "idltor" is away speeding along
& ? 1
the highways of Maryland and Penn- date
sylvania in ?vn Automobllly, while we era|
poor devils :?re wiping sweat with the the i
it-,.. ? a*i * niT"t "'irr . Tifir "stunt* j
Be that as't n-, our io' is not a hard
oner . >aitOK t! or 5 -v you look t?. *'
life, ist - you dou't ic-'k at*yonirseil ' ' ^
r"' ! date
v Too mucu.
Really they tell us those miserable man
pest houses, (guano houses,) opposite
the p'wt ortiee, will be torn down before
the middle of August. The A dvocate
was born kickiiig for their re moval.
and, thank Goo. after so long
a wait our ardent prayers have been abld
heard, but it has taken ilu patience prln
Af .Tnh taroff Knf Iflrafc foihhful Tnli
we hope to rejoice through our suffer FJ
1 ami'
tion
Lexi
The candidates in our county must ru|e.
think there are few votes in these
parts, or they don't care for llicm. Jo
judging from the number of announce- ,,
tour
ments in The Advocate columns c
Well, there is oue thing you can put of ti
in your pipes and smoke, Messrs. Candidates,
that our voters are going to ^
stand by those who at. least manifest a i r
consideration for their vqtes. Now the i
see! ! cand
pled;
- - - the I
Russel Sage, tiic multo-miillonaire
lived a life of arduous labor and sacri-. _
flee, witliout ever stopping to enjoy
those things that go to make life hap /\ I
py and at the same time give op
portunity of making other lives share
In the sunshine and happiness that
abounds. Ills life was spent in the At
greed for gold and now that lie has anno
. . seat
gone out from among men, his memo from
ry will not be kept green, for lie has sojf t
lived for that which cannot benefit ry et
him now, or be a blessed memory. nces
Wp iiAt \r*m thot T>rr?f I T
. . w ?W?WW V???*v JL. & V* w i-il WJ all U I UI ?* jn?
Florence, will have charge of the lie- Jjllj
formltory which will be opened In the
near future, and which will fill a
needed want. To have such a man of BUl.1
character and ability Is an omen for Ml
good. Not only is l)r. Mann a man ol Aik
intellectual attainments and execu- new t
tive ability, but. a strong man with a ants *
heart. Were we to have the privilege K;iniz|
of naming one to have charge of this A
Institution, we frankly say there is dent'
none in our humble judgment who gressi
would till the position more accepia- Tin
bly and with greater sacrifice than he.
We congratulate the ooard on secur- gj
ing his aorvicea. Cate
ad vi
inrocraiamfe
IDIDATES CARDS. > j
nnouncem ;nti under this head (UjKj
charted for at the rate of $5 ( '
te and $3.00 for county office.* ? 1 Jr
elv in advance. Cards to In / 7^*5
{
:u to a simple announcement. /
=51 ? Til
CONGRESS. \ {'im
pecttully announce my candi- or
re-election to Congress frun ,
vVilio Ji
cond Congressional District ct
Carolina. In doing so, I as!
jnstltucnts examine Into ro> 1 fti ]
I of only a few months as theii
sentatlve. 1 have been very UllitC
embarrassed by reason of the
st for my seat which set iotisly
i my influeuce end my efforts Soli
ialf of my people. With my ex
ice, I am satisfied that 1 can and
represent you more advautatly
in the future than I have done
> past. fT
ake this announcement subject <*
s rules and regulations of the
tcratic primary, pledging myself
Ide by the results, and to supthe
nominees thereof.
Very Respectfully, S." C. B
J. O. PATTERSON. Othert
etc..
sreby announce myself a candi- Bankln
for Congress from the Second Oilier i
ressional District of South Car- ^ ""'xti
, subject to the rules of the Dcm- Cash, i
.lc primary. Bank
BUTLER B. HARE.
ereby announce myself as a can- 1
:e for the Democratic nomination
iongress from the seventh con>ional
district, and pledge my- lyi
o abide the rules and regulations uJim
e Democratic Primary.
A. F. LEVER. gj
R THE LEGISLATURE |1 r
ic friends of Dr. E. J Ethercdge
by nominate him for re-election
he House of Representatives J
1 Lexington county pledging nlm ?...{
?ide the result of the primary.
DOE OF PROBATE. H ^
i office Is created for an officer, ? 3
s George S. Drafts has so ably rJI
1 the office ?f Judge of Probate j
.exlngton county, he is hereby ||j| \
>unced for reelection to said of- 33
and is pledged to abide the re- *7 ^
of the primary.
)JUTANT GENERAL.
lereby announce myself a condi- jj-? /
i for Adjutant and Inspector Gen- "
. and pledge myself to abide by Isox^
result of the Democratic Primary, "ardr
w v * '1 fV *!> n. \J. \ t( v
icreh) * si-. 11* . f i . >? - * \;
-ir ri .ioji 01 tr? ;ht office o \
*?w - - o
y election.
J. 11. WHARTON.
)UNTY TREASURER.
e friends of H. L. 05VV ALD nnice
him as a candidate for COU.NPREASURERan
1 pledge him to
e the result of the Democratic
lary.
"F
JANK \V. SHEALY is hereby
tunced as a candidate for re-elecu.i
COUNTY TREASURER of ^
ngton county, subject to the
s of the Democratic primary.
c A Kocn, of Chapin, 5. C., is
by announced as a candidate for
ity Treasurer of Lexington counmd
is pledgeJ to abide the result
le Democratic primary.
BOUNTY AUDITOR.
espcctiuiiy announce myself to
voters of Lexington county as a
idatc for County Auditor and A
gt myself to abide the result of
Democratic primary.
SAM'L. J DERRICK.
IKEN COUNTY.
R THE LEOISI ATURE <
the request of friends, 1 hereby
unce myself a candidate for a , > jr
in the House of Representatives OtT
Aiken county, and pledge my
0 abide the result of the primaection,
and to support the nonii- y
of the Democratic party.
THEODORE O. CROFT.
W BANK FOR AIKEN. , ,
Lv. N
Lv. CI
NESS MEN ORGANIZE FAR- Lv (,
,ES AND MERCHANTS BANK. [;j;?j
;en, July 80. ?Aiken is to have a Trail
>ank. The Farmers and Mcreh- 'I ran
>ank, capital $60,000, will he or- Vp' *."s'
ad with some of the most, promiand
successful business men oi
1 among the directors. 'J he prc9ii\ill
be Mr. J. P. McNair, a pro
re business man.
s charter has been applied for.
? Ex < < >
..bscribe for The Advo- 5L j
t. 50 cents a year in jg 1
ance.
TUB BATES
Ijest Selling Salve in T1
? ****""
rs
fcW??$AlME Dr. O. .
3)i A* rVTWWki AmKATIOfl
fvl V^AU-WlAMAT^ONi.
^w?iarmrjN.t' p. 3 (,
tgwsKrilUSNS.IMU! p. 'T
^PBICE 23 CENTS "" "
IffiSUKUSK* C ss o n
emtcTtona. see circulj* iNSiet/^
>ncs I'raaidcnt J.
I homa* Taylor, 2 i Vice-Preside
tcob Sribeli, 1st. VIcs-Fres't W. M. Gib
E PALME TTO NATIOl
of Columbia, S. C.
jd States (ioveniment, State of
County of Rkhkir.d. and City I
Capital $250.(UM).00; Assets 51,
kits accounts of Banks, Firms, Corporations
either Commercial or Savings Aco
stvihau^NI
(Condensed)
OF Tin- CONDITION OF
lie Fatatto Moaal Baal, ol Cn
June 18, 190ft.
RFSOURCFS L
5873.oj4.ftd - ,
??(!? iiiri)0! 7<; Capital Stock
onds . 96,240.42 Lndl.ided Pr
'.onds and Stock. .. ., , ? ,
130.620.31 National Baal
g Houso 7o,S30.25 Outstanding
Kaal Estate 4,342.30
Furniture and... Bins Payable.
res 19,200.00 Rediscount
snd Due from
s ... 202,210.74 Depoaits
$1,567,1 72.4 1
uliktB.n.l'.ii*"! j ..ihlEr^iLU:*; ^ \ i .aC jLUlir
THE OLD RFX1ABLE. O
The Carolina Nation.
lited States, State, County and C
SWINGS DEPARTMENT. Capital p;
aterest allowed at the rate of Surplus pn
percent., per annum, payable Liability of
uarter'.y, February, May, Adust
unci Noveuibr.
OFFICERS.
V A.Ciirk. President. l\ II. Moi
. S. Muller, Vice President J. M. Bel
DIRECTORS.
ohn II. Rollin, Th
V.A.Clark, R
uiian B Friday, Wi
ViHiam B. Lowrance, T
ohn L. Mimnaugh, .1.
V C Wright, Jai
~ E .^IIPIM r-STnfl ~ jPV'tW _ anWI " *r-3rFTT"
~ -Simiiii b>3ikilil 'i suUitiJ ~d. ooii" ^iLHUi -niiuiyj 9uUli:J 5. id
3ilbrs and engi
and Shi'iit Iron Work, b
>. Hangers, Fie. limlding Ca?t?ii?;s?Oast ever]
p 11 ese, Pipe, Valves ana Pelting; Belting Pf
.* a nt\ r?,n ai a r>f
*1
> t!"V / i?
V, ^
v U A %
Blinds,
Paifit,
Cab
-ewer gallons wares longer'--mi
C. (). BROWN &
;OL.UMlilA, The
Great Stov
Bicycle Hoi
?() F
>peth Broi
(Chas. B. Alien Old St
irgest Country Patrona
house of like kind in L
Tremendous Sto;k of
Stoves, Grates, Ranges, Tinwi
Goods, Bicycles and Sun
) Broad St.
Columbia, Newberry ?S
Railroad Schedt
Charleston, Greenville, Columbia and Alia
MCliELULK IX EFFECT NoVKMHK
lurcns. .7.00am. 2.02pm Lv. Clinton
ew berry.. 8.85am. 8 l"pm Lv. Prosperit
tapin 0 2oam. 3.51pm Ar. Columbia
M'&lliKH 21, and NUMBER .
dumhia . _ 5.2ipm II 05dm Lv. Chapin..
osperily. . n i.ip'u 12.21 pin Lv. Newberr
in ton 8..'15pm 1.22pin Ar. Laurens
is 53 and 52 arrive and depart from union (lepo
i> 22 and 21 arrive and depart from Const Line
.reet, olnmbia. daily, except Sunday.
at.es, time tables, or fur" !i r information, "ippl
It f. p LKaPMaR T. C. t. a., Bank.
J. F. LIVINGSTON, Soliciting \gcnt", Bar
w C CHILLS, President, Columb
5
For everything good to eat, fro:
and up-tc
DreherHros. I Sate
I ?***
BURO ADVOCATE.' '
u,,ters'J-1 All our
nous and /
Drug- Co. \ C(- Hie anc
J prices we ai
Matthewi, Cashier $
bes, Jr., Ass't Cashier.
nal bank We have
South Carolina, j. * ?
)eposityry. Ol $>"OOClS DOl
,500,000.00 ^
OUIltS. """*time to sav<
mni? '
limliia, S. C. I H p
(ABILITIES
:z" batbsbuf
< Notes
I 50,000.0 . ?
, and
s 85,880.16
cpa^o1
$1,567,172.4 1 .
ROANIZED 1868. I| ?
al Bank p
My Depository|| i
lid In . . . .$:'00 (X'O E] 4 jt*
stockholders *400,'000 || W*
$4S2,OOU fw _
ii i
I, Assistant Cashier, _
fe Jars,
S Desl'ortcs,
ilie .1 ones, Sjjf
II. Meliflian, piu
K. Muller,
nes Wood row.
jgg?g
[TVTH^C Tanks,Stack & A
I iN ?1^*5, Stand V i p? \c^W &
haflieir, Pu'leys. Urnriofc.
r day ; capacity 2JOO liandb V3
icKin^ and Machine Sup -^gect\>
4IVJ'' r. ^t?? rn v
$ Convenience
\ Tiierc is located in Columbl
C estahS! ilimeiil that in wor
c of the abo>o name. Yher
# \ hardly a business concern in
1 fli I / wfcole State that does noth
a I ii L / tli un-? '.'lis ostahHshm
? ^ i - / not- i.icn to furnish sc
!%!% sni 4-/^* r? pccluUles.
i a w J I, Wiioon (ilbbcs Is the p
/ prietor and In his factory
WHS DtfVOt! ptlillt / made Inaumorublc convcni
/ devices for the business m
I ' f \ ) such a#> Rubber Slumps of
v ") ^ ^ kinds; Corporation, Lodge t
- S. 0. ) Notary 5cals, plain letter
S and also with designs; I'hot
~rrxrrrrras \ mpher's i:in!)uttsin<; Press
t I Metal Checks for Bread i
rfk #-? ri ) Milk Psalors. Pool Ro?C-ClAV*
C Sodu Fountains and Facii
f Stores; Name Plates, Bu;g
b Tags, Burning Brands. Si
b Stamps for marking Toe Is, c
.?13 W i Brass Stencils, etc., etc.
/ nr. Gibbe'a business spec
b tios include also Typewrit
( and Repairing, and peactic;
every item of st.i:i ..iery i
3 j Furniture for officc L'quipmi
'I he place is
Lr '/? ii *-.#> ii ? C . , I -> f 1 f-l
1 { 1412 Mam h
and) S
,ge of any / Columbia, S.
.lie city. >
nr.--, Sporting |! C?1
Plies. _. ?Jl a it 3
Augusta, Ga
___ __ f^|0?| V0|
: Laurens
j|0 Will save you money in h
ata Short Line. 11A UhR I?AMI KB ^
It 26, 190"). PKPAKTME]
7.60am 2.22pm I The best and latest Fury
? - 8.5oam 3.24pm
10.80am 1.15pm nishiriKS may always i.i
fiiiiii'l hero.
6.20pm 11.57am
V llpm 12.:j((pm IN Sill UTS. COLLARS, (MI
IMrtpm 1.42pm GLOVBw, UN DKKVVKA
. Columbia. baily.
freight .station, Ger- Will'!" 10 AND F.\N< V
y to any a^ent or write ^ ^s ',v*.
(f Columbia, ! Our Fail Linn of ?*cifi an;l :
lk of Columbia, ! Hats are here, coin prising K>
ia, S. O. J h I'KT^ON, tind other makes.
. . Ibices irom $1.00 t> *r>.n .
Su ts Made toOi"lei: I"iL ( .jir
sit J*
>-dat<; go to 1514 Main Street,
sburg, S. C. ->? Columbia,S. C
tm fcftfcS ?$ ?
customers am
I take advantage <
re making in our
to make room for ti
jght for fall. So i
e money buying; fut
?G, =;,= = :=
. . . HARDV
n Doors and
?heppard Lig
2am Freezer:
Flower Pots
2 tf-O 2 mo
uai uiiu^e
r$r~~f/rs%'T!<ni/yp
w/#r C7^
>HA?DWARE
? | t T **I
Eat
a tin /
'.hu ( Bread Th
the c
nvo ? SV!| ther Advertise.' or not, but you ! q
one > cum create an appetite and enjoy
C lH)-t'A KK if you occasionally ^ <,r
ro- /
nre \ participate m some
cat t ,
an S dour spurts, an*
a'J J Muse prices v<
snd '
inc ( "Al'TO"
/
ics; j A Bicycle < worked over)
and J V (iood Tirt . ? ? > a('uc
ni' v An hleetrta Stroke Bell _ . 2.1' Cl lii<
v.'s / v New Owsrautcod Wheel (with 1 ,,,
teel / '""'I) 18.45I vocal
*c., } A N- v. Departure Coaster Brake u dui
\ (best made) 4 95 dlspe
'n'" S A (Jood foot l'Uiup . lac friendly
{ , rsii'sjsi k"" i
n"d ^ ^ ^ - J > k J : J ' : S
ent. r v*' J-1-'' liec h
\ K & PISTOLS ti.
Jt # t IV GOOD ST a PAUD MAKES SJ,l,t(
\ Hnple Huns '-v> '
C/ i Doiitilc Guns s
/ \ir (inns (wood or metal) '>'<
i ('onliU'w lluntliiLr ( aps 'pul1 down
band) - - 30c i
- - 1 Victor Talking Machines :u (1 one
j do/. Itecords (express prepaid) 22.00 j
;Smith's Premier i; r
Typewriters. ,wiih:
apple
(tun, Bicysle and all kinds of small ,.(0,i
rii.achinc r. pairing. Largest Machine
^hops of its kind in t he city. J , ( ^
Mail Or lers rrotrpily Filled. T.mtn
H. i;. Fourcher's, .
MT ^? ? >. t - 111 \
n (juii, Lock & Bicycle
Works: * Oli 115
s 521 Broad Street, Be??i
I Phone 563. Augusta, Ga.
FKS, !
11 F!eC
Bariiecue at L.eesville. I*'1"!''
!.. del;
\> e win mrni<;i n number nut' bar- C.*r?
-^ti!T beci!-* with ?rcsh:nen<5 nt t.cc.tviffc i'i uny
.'<>X, on cai.'.paini; day, August <'th. l>.n- l'\|ic
dldntes for t;ouiit\ and st/ui cfi'scr.s fees - I
wi ' 1 <: I'ro'r.t ami ilifcu.s< the poliU- (),
an- cji issues of the tl.iy. vcmc one r.tid <j; rr^:
; all on-.1 eii >y this great feast anu tS.e muted
i cxccl.en. speaking. icai?.?
J SWYtlhRT & AS.'m.l.
Subscribe La Tin; \d v?';ate.
4
I friends
of the low
Furniture
le big stock
inw cc
Y * t 1 1 V
niture.
S. C.
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/ARE?
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GETS
ie Daily Record
r COLUMI1SA, s. c.
Ten Weeks; whirh
vyork. His nan.e
11? ( I t <1 f lit > i .*.? ?- L- ? ..>1 . ? .. ?
ii fairness and accuracy,
nine yen is i'he Itccont has ad
f?! the nisji MiSHry. Kdiloriall v,
lv sets furl:: 11 it; reasons why ti e
nsai t sh uili b ret.lined. Llvtiv
1 o the disp uisa ry v? ho w is ties t o
pie ted a it h arguments to meet
opposition should read The
id.
Uncord ten weeks tor 5()c, ai ly
in advance.
The Recrd,
Columbia, S. C.
ry for.n of disl ressinvf ailment
a as Piles originates intcinally.
a cause of t he t rouble is in side,
in is put up in collapsible tub*, s
ur/./it , so ; lie medicine can he
(1 wlifP' it v. iil (io ihe most
and do i' quickly. It you ;in*
inp wi!h piles y??;i owe yourself
il v of trying MaoZiin. Sold by
ons lire is.
'ersity of South Cari.
Session 1<J06-]?J07
lie Wef" - lOw-il HI
tcmher 26th.
courses IracJInjr to B. A. <leFour
to 1?. ?. it. ; rev, one to I .
s?'c ami on? to !.. L. B. degiec.
C3!es|:lve:i for \r ork completed
one or {'-re department* .
-nacs: Coition fee $4h.oO; Term
IS. "i; Koom fee one h.i'f
r must b_* paid at the be^lnni k
r term. ii..tio:r leo r.:ay be c?
upon presc.: ition of crrtb
of inability to pay the same.
Benjamin Sloan,
President.