The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 17, 1906, Image 2
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N. RJ IBRS BAYLY. E<l. A HrO( COf
~FRinAV. AI,n.l,T .7~.onA 1 r05pcc"ull>
_ lacy for re-ele
he Second Cot
The late Russell Sane, says tin- ?outh Carolina
Charleston News and Courier, spent ny constltuer
his whjle life laying up something fot record of only
? rainy day and then died just before *ePresen^*tlve
.nucli embarra;
the setting In of one of the largest ;ontest for my
wet spells ever known In this coun affects my Infli
try. I In behalf of m>
perience, I am
... , , . , will represent
We would like to see our business . . ...
geously in the!
men become closely united. We want jn the past.
to see everybody pull together for a 1 make this j
greater Hatesburg. to the rules at
"In Union there Is strength." Lay Democratic pri
to abide by tlu
aside all selfishness, all greed, if any port the nomIl
there be, and let's make Batesburg V,
what It should be: The Metropolis of
this entire section. , hereby ann
? .=s date for Congr
Congressman Lever lu his speech at Congressional
Stead man on last Wednesday (asyr.op- ?''na' subject 1
Bis of which appears elsewhere) struck ocrat'c Pr*ma*
the keynote when he told his hearers
Of the great importance of voting in 1 hereby anr
the general election. As Is well known didate 'or the
, . _ ... 'or Congress
a negro has been contesting for hh greM|on?| dlst
seat each year since he has been elcc- scjf to abide tl
ted to Congress, and while lie has won of the Democr
out overwhelmingly each time, a
large vote makes it easier for him to cqd f HE
win. besides, a Representative is
greatly handicapped by these con- The '""lends
tests, lie hasn't the Influence that he 1,er*^y n?min
to the Hous
otherwise would have. We wish to fronl Lexingtc
Impress upon our readers the great to abide the r?
Importance of getting their reglstra- T c sturki
tlon certificates and tax receipts In a9 a candidate
time. pledged to abi
Democratic pi
Everything points to a short cotton The friende
crop in this section, especially South announce him
ofBatesburg. In 3aludacounty, how s?niatly? f?.r
pledge him tc
ever, the crops are much better, In oemocratic p
fact, we are told by some, that they tian gentlem
are better than * ~ --,J|? *
. _ __ ? u??w uccu IUI 3UIUICrf WIU W
year*. We -'ould advise our farmers the people o(
to hold their cotton?don't rush the the house,
market. The most of our farmers arc Edwai
*n * *
Pa; < . rn
xv4iBv your nog and liomlny. Every- the Irlend of 1
time you come to town bring some- h,s P| J"ciples
... . ,, . , , hereby anntu
thing to sell. It may not be much, tho House ol
but every little helps to keep the Lexington coi
wheels turning. abide by the i
. Primary.
A jury in North Carolina has found Having stri
one of the lynchers guilty or conspi- ,ent the Intei
racy, and Judge Long sentenced h<ni ngton countj
. ting Is herebj
to the extreme limit of the law fifteen |on to the He
years in the penitentiary. Only last ,uhject to the
week we suggested that the perpetra- >rlmary.
tors, the mob. that took tlie law h ?- .
their own hands would never be known
Jiut we were mistaken. An oh'ice is
George Hall, a white man, a mil md as George
opera'Jtive, was triad on the charg< dl?-d the off.c
'AP I avln/v*n?
I ?i conspiracy and the jury remained ,nnounced foi
I out only ten minutes and returned ; ice; end i& pic
| verdh.tof guilty. All this happenei *ult of the pri
I in f?ur days arter the lynching. Won | hereby am
| ders will happen, and this Is one of Jute for the o
? them. North Carolina has set an ox jate for Lexii
I o the rules o
- ample that other slates might follow
iK * mary.
A few more cases like this and lynch
K fogs v>111 soon be a thing of the past, AOJUTAI
I except. In those cases where negroe ji hereby ann
assault white women. This Is on? |ate for Adjut
crime that the brave men will nevei ral, and pledx
wait for a jury to try, even at the risl he result of th
Iui tneir own lives. Our wire's an(.
daughters must and shall be protectee tivj'pv
at all hazards. CUUIN 1 Y
The friends <
DAVTWP Tn I TD lounce him as
rAilHu iLLLLll ^treasuri
ADMITS SHORTAGE.
FRANK W.
announced as a
lost in speculaion to tbi "on ?, coun
amount of $100,000.
Paying Teller Alex It. Cliisolin, tf
the First National Hank, of Birmlng *,oe 00"'
ham, Ala., returned Trom his vacation 1.ercby anociuu
on Monday only to be arrested a shoit "ou"t-v ' rc'u'lH
-while vfterward. Chisolm is a your g iy' a:1,1 p c x
man under 30 years of age. When ht f the Democra
was confronted by tlie directors of tin " ,
of which he was teller, he broke dowi COUNT
and confessed. lie said he lost in j res octfull
peculation. . .
mi .., , , f , . , the voters of L(
The ( hislom family were former)) ... . . ,
^ .i n i. u i i . candidate for
from fouth Carolina, having moved t( . . mvsclf t
Birmingham from Charleston some ?hc I)emocratlc
twenty years ago. ^
For bloating, belching, sour atom I hereby anno
ch, bad breath malassimation of date *or ,he ? .'
food, and all sjmptomsof indigestion- ?' ' 'x,r
Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets are a prompt so,t to a!>l(ic h> 1
and eiricietilcorrective, bold by Tim- .ocratk primary,
laons Bros. '
. , . . 1 HE. D/\l C31
[CEMENTS. Selling Salve in T
tes cards; 1 febr for j
? > Dr. O. .
in :.nts under this hem' vr^ffik /*. k>n?iotucahoh
f?AJruiun?<? _ ,, ,
for at the rate of $5 , UtK'tt D"G\ 05^' P# I). Cj
1.00 for county office. > }li*<
dvance. Cards to Ih CtMTS D* '
mnle announcement. .>. .
C rosso ii
DURESS.
' announce my cnndi- ?.? ^
ction to Congress fi on JVilie Jones .'resident J*
m , | hotn.is Taylor, ^-1 Vlc?"Proslds
igressional District oi , , . . ? , , ' : , w m riihi
*. , . , , John Lacob Selbels, I at. Vice-Pros t >V. n. tllO!
. Induing so, last , , r-> a hs f-r-r/-. m a ri/M1
Its examine Into m> f nC KALIVlt:! I U l>A I IU1
a few months as thei. of CollIiXlbifl, S. C.
<sed b^'reason"of the United States Qoveminent, State of
seat which seiiousi> County of Richland. and City L
ueucc and my efforts Capital $250,000,00; AsS'itS $1,
people. With my ex- Solicits accounts of Banks, Firms, Corporations i
satisfied that 1 can and either Commercial or Savings Accc
you more advanta- STATEMENT
future than I have done Condensed >
OF Till; CONDITION OF
The Palmetto Nattonal Baal of Cal
imary, pledging; myself June 1*. iQ>)6.
t results, and to sup- RESOURCES u
iaes thereof. .
? * ? Loans $N73,934.64 ,
ery Respectfully, IJ. S. Bonds 104,093.75 Cap,f?'Stock ]
J. O. PATTERSON. S. C. Bonds - 96,240.42 Undivided Prt
Other Bonds and Stock.
ounce myself a candi- etc 130,620.31 National Bank
ess from the Second Banking House 76,930.25 Outstanding
District of South Car- v"1?* i"a' l;stat* ? 4,342.30 gm pnyable,
^ Vault, Furniture and... oms
to the rules of the Dem- Fixtures . 19,200.00 Rediscounts
y. Cash, and Due from ...
3UTLER B. HARE. Banks 262,210.74 Deposits
lounce myself as a can- $1,507,172.4 1
Democratic nomination i ???? . ?
from the seventh con- gj gllggj JUS
trlct, and pledge my- M
le rules and regulations W E <JL" RELIABLE. Ol
"" "r,am"ylever. | The Carolina Nationi
LEGISLATURE MGnited States, State, County and C
of Dr E J Ethoredjre B SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Capital pa
1 J,' . fctnereage gag Interest aUowed at Uu5 rate of Surplus pre
ate him for re-election 4 per cent, per annum, payable Liability of
0 of Representatives quarterly, February, Slay, Aii >n
county pledging nim gust and Novembr.
ssult of the primary. Ijftri OFFICERS.
els hereby announced |j \\r Ciarlc. President, T. II. M-i
1 for the Legislature and Pn J.S. Muller, Vice President J. M. Bjll
Ide by the result of the H DIRECTORS,
rlmary. ; 1
. . o ,? ? u k Kj John H- Bollln? Th<
of J. S. Gunnel! hereby fflltm w. A. Clark, !? i
i a candidate for a repre- 1 P|| Julian B. Fr day, Wi
Lexington count", and JOj William B. Lowrance, 1.
abide the result of .he g ft""'j'J
rlmary. He Is a Chris- yjjy __
on and ex-Confederate ji.Til!uiI^ T..:..aC L.
ell qualified to represent
L"'"lto"cou,,,y ? BOILERS AND ENGl
ds is hereby announced! . and Sh?*et IronWnrU
the taxpayers, true to 1 J*
, Hon. W. H. Sharpc Is j
need as a candidate for ?
I Representatives from jj * _
unty, and is pledged to R
result of the Democratic w-s_ ? .
Paitst,
ven faithfully to repre- ~ ^ .
est of the people of Lex- S3
r for one term, J. M. fipr
announced for reelcc>use
of Representatives,
rules of the Democrat- ,, ,,
44f-ewerga I Ions wares longer =
oTn^oTiArF"' c- BROWN &
COLUMBIA, created
for an officer,
S. Drafts has so ably - e
of Judge of Probate R. 1^. COMiM'SSIONHR. THE PL/
county, he is hereby ( hereby announce myself a candl- \/ierr \
reelection to said of- date for re.efection to the of/ice of ' V IM I \
:dged to abide the re- ^aj|road Commissioner, and will |:qm ^
mar> . abide the result of the coming prinounce
myself a candi- niary election. ANY K
fflce of Judge of Pro- j. h. WHARTON. !
ngton county, subject clause it
f the Democratic Pri- t r> _: ? BliST and Alt
A D MARTIN C*Olin?.y vOni'lllSSIOllct .
A. D. M AR l l.N ^ World's pro !
Tlie friends of R. 11. Ba:.gli?r.an, Sr., :
ST GENERAL. ol bilmund, S. C., announce him us n djamo:
.. candidate for County Commissioner,1
ounce myself a candi- , , , ? , , . I 1:R
ml and Inspector <ien- ",d p,,:dl[C """ '? a'" ,c 'y ",c rulcs
:= myooH to abide by 01 ,he P" "*- CU T A]
i>l)pniiipriitii' IMmnrv Afffr ii'.ituro and hii\inu
WIS W. HASKELl received such a fluttering vote In J:c ClL-ASS A
last primary, being second best man jt -s U(J cas^
TIPPAH I TL>f-L> !? the race for County Commissioner,
I hereby announce myself as a cundi- | ents rroi" our
)f II. L. OSWALD an- date for said office, subject to the ITY is what
a candidate for COUN- rules of the democratic party. ANI> ,N
iR and pladge Iilni to JOHN W. HENDR1X.
lit of the Democratic __ you the best \
COUNTY SUPERVISOR. | the least mon
SHEALY Is hereby ? cu i
i candidate for re-elec- rhe of <)rorK. A.hhealy a " ; y , Of
TV TREASURER of nount'e him us a candidate lor County j ? A ? f
* 1, . / 4, Supervisor, subject to the rules ot U
n y' *!' ? l<; the Democratic party, and he is pled- Cor Ala ill
mocrutic primary. ged ablde by ,he pr!-,1 C()l.tJ
of Chapin, S. C., is mary.
.ed as a candidate for -pjie ma?y friends of John W. Pry '
fr ?t Lexington coun- announc# |j|m as a candidate for Coun
sd to abide the result ty Supervisor and pledge him to abide CHAR
tic primary. >>y the result of the primary. !7h.S
V AUDITOR. 121st yeai
A I Ur PM foi IMTV Letters, Sclen
announce myself to Al tVl^l i SI. j scholarship, gi
exlngton county as a leach county o!
County Auditor and CnD THR . cmcl 4T| !DP tion $40. Boa
o abide the result of v lilt. Lh(Jlo' All 'v'? , jn Dormilorv !
primary. At the request of friends, I hereby d dates for odn
A/Vl'L. J DERRICK. announce myself a candidate for a * > co-iipcte foi
unce myself a candi- seat in the House of Representatives arshlps which
ice of Auditor for the ,rom A,ken county, and pledge my- catalogue, add
igton and pledge my- 80,11 lo abidc t,,e rc u,t of lho Pri:':n | 11
he action of the Oeii.- ry e,eclion> aml lo support the nomiW.
D. DENT nees of the Democratic party. - -
jw Brcokland , S.C THEODORE G. CRO! T. Subscribe t> T
5UKU AUVUfcATK.
1 . ^?fi
J. Harris, j
kititers, J. | 58^JfMK5S?3?i?5Jli!B
nons and / For the next thirty d;
Ih-nrv i xin'fVi /^o^Vi <?1H OH nnvMii
I/l > VV ltli vavll ]JU1 VHC
?3 tiful Oil Painting, Watt
?
^p. Matthew>,cashier are beautiful subjects a
t)es, Jr., Ass't Cashier.
MAL BANK W e have new goods t
South Carolina, are keeping our stock
5opo0,ooo!i>o make it interesting for
inji Individuals for ~ i r? *
See us before buying.
s c- THE L I
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ABILITIES
:2* ;::s"z2?t b ates b u rg,
Notes
50.000.0
and
l 85,880.16
1,161,190.7-1
s.-^th cc a cr rsj a f
?* Z m. W X IL
I 'TWf 3 'WT *3 IMTTTI. 3 :'TTnfc3
1 illUig ^ .ifmifc aiuiyMEjl ^
*<iANlZl-l> 1868. L|
il Bank p ?
;:reprri Screen D
>!lls .... 72,O<>0 HII ^ ^
stockholders 2UO.UOO ^ ^
*= | dows, S.hef
?as&,c, I ice Cream
&;$?& 1 Jars, Flc
H. Meighan, iki*
5. Muller, g
ie3 Wood row. Kyi I B4
EISHE HiiS!
NES, 2SWT5 ^SPS W^^&rt/h
//-\ i- li 1711^ ^
^Convenience ^
( There is located in Columbia an /
a / establishment thai is worthy P
I 11 y of the above name. There Is <
\ hardly n business concern In the c
r\m a \ v whole Stat-t'.iat does not have / Wli llii
/VI ^IIIT P I Q I? to ?*-'* >t ililscstablishment S
* * * * C-V#' 1 ^ ij then to furnish some S can c
.is specialties. / jj(,
2ans Dcvoe 1 / ,|. Wilson Glbbes is the pro- /
I > |>/\ |/ prletor and In his factory are y pi
i\ made innumerable convenient /
c .. I# devices for the business man. P
w. !\ such an Rubber Stamps of all ?
_________________ ' C kinds; Corporation. Lodge and *
? j ? Notary Seals, plain lettering k
Lrp | r \ | ? VHI I TY1 ! S am' nlso with designs; I'hotog- /
" ' vJU I U ^ raphcr's lliiibossing Presses; J A liieyi
V/MI-NJ I /\i \ V I I Metal Checks for lircad mid J \ Good
rVllblN LOOKING S Milk Dealers. Pool Rooms, ? Vt .
v Soda Fountains and Factory / 1
l PRbSfcN I OF < Stores; Name Plates. Baggage ( A New
S Tags, Burning Brands. Steel / noil)
IND: IS Stamps for marking Toe Is, etc . ) ANi w
;/ Brass Stencils, etc., etc. ?
is the place to buy the / Pr. (libbe's business special- v , . t
, ? . " ) ties Include also Typewriters ,
JSl BLAIJ i 11*1 'L of the \ anj Repairing, mi J practically S .
... jS every item of s!a:i.?-tery and /
I ' Furniture tor office l.quipnicnt. ?
^DJEWHLBRY \ The place Is < V
[jno silver \ 1412 Main St. j in ,;i
S S single
ni> engraved > Columbia, S. C.s "i";':'"
/ 7 r A1 r I ilill
ND ART GOODS. Cordur.
band)
r matter to select pres- Vit'.oi '
Innnciisc fines. QUAL- ('f,/ "
you should look for TJ V 1 Slllitl
WR LHAI). We give <J 0 R O
rallies at all times for ^
ey m.iJ competition. I #"1 CS. 1* machine
ra Bros, b
. ... . . Will save you money in lilft .
and Plain Sts. . I I. I
IWIUA (2 TIAHKUl>ASHhin
.HIMA, >. L,. DEPARTMENT. (mil
" Th" best and latest l?'urOF
CHARLES'! ON. . ... ... 521
nlslniiK'S may a,\Nd>s> l?c
I.ESTON, S. C. , PllOllt
found here.
' " " IS SlU'tTS, COI.T.AISS, l-IJKKH,
begin.. September 2H.rs liKI!WKA It
ce, Engineering. On- ' \(j.| < i
Iviug iiec tuition, to Wll ITT. AM* 1" AM \ , i( ,
r South Carolina "lul*! y F. * I'S. A sinp;e 1
irt! and furnisccd room <>ur Fall L'lic of -(tit and Sti!T \<>u in ne
Ml a month, AM can. ||atH are le-re, comprising KN'nN, inornmtf
r.iision ure permitted - 5'di'sON, and ol le r makes. tli->v'<
vacant Hoyie s^ho!- j,H.s fn,m * I .<><? to *...nu oh-, diwi
pa*'$100 a year. Per ?sU,t,i Made to ' >rdei Fil. (Soman- j .! KI 11 ?
ress, , lievt- p.iii
I50N RANDOLPH, * S|)t.,..| t).
President, j I5M Maill Street, 'S'.l b 1
,10 Adv.,I Coiumbia.s. C
56?^5l^.?^x??Xi.S$Sg5^^^^^^^^^|
xys we will give absolutely^J^^^^^^H
vse, at our furniture store, a
;r Color or Pastel Picture. They ^^1
incl good values. I
;oming in most all the time, and
up to the minute?and we can
you in quality and price.
Yours truly
l. CULLUM CO.
S. C
*b n
. HARDWARE-"
oors and Win>pard
Lightning
i Freezers, Fruit
>wer Pots and
dinieres.
? l .. ??^?
Eat GETS
Bread The Daily Record .
'r A'lwrtise.1 or not. hut you , OF COLUMBIA, S. C.
reat.e an appetite and enjoy \ ... , ...
I or Icn Weeks; winch
('AK K if you occasionally
irticipate in some out- COVtrS tile
door sports, and at InTheKec r:l ?iii be found dii'y
reports o:' the campaign meetings by
those prices yon
..A|;TO? J. WILSON GIBBES,
le (worked over) . ...8.4? 'a veteran at such work. Ills name
pjr^ . 1.4") attached to t he rep >rts Is a jju i ran tee
clrlc Stroke Hell - 28e of their fairness and accuracy.
Ouaran'cod Wheel (with For nine ycurs The Record has adls
4."> vocaled the dispensary. Kditoriallv,
Departure <\>aster Drake " dally sets furln the reasons why the
made, 4 S?"> dispensary sh uild b retained. IOvtrv
F..o? Pump 4"-e friend ot t he dispensary who wishes to
....... keep posted w it n arguments to nioet
llJlN tho opposition should read The
RIFLES Hecord.
IMSTOLS The Kecord ten weeks lor 50c, abs
)lutely in advanee.
DO I > ST A M> A111) M A K KS
it fhe Recrd,
Columbia, S. C.
>y Hunting' aps tpull down
50c - balking
Machines and ono , . . .
. couls ( xpr. s-. prepaid) U2.00 Lvcry lorm of distressing ailment
known as Piles originates internally.
l's Premier The rt-al cause of the trouble is in side.
ManZan is put up in collapsible tubes
newriters with no/.ale, so the morlicine can be
' ^applied where it will do the most
IJiey.de and all kinds of small good, and do P. quickly. If you arc
repairing. Largest Machine suffering with plies you owe yourself
its kind in the city. the duty of trying ManZan. Sold by
Timmons Pros.
Orders Promptly Pilled.
r? ? i
b. Fourcher's, University of South Carl
I ocb X- K!.**'"''
' "WV% T" olina. Session 1U06-1M07
W orks?
Broad Street, Begins Wednesday, Sep;
56.1. Augusta, Cia. tember 26th.
t - . ; Civo courses leading to II. A. degree,
four to II. S. degree, one to L.
in tin* poison I'ine ules 1.. degree and one to 1.. I.. M. dcgiee.
t of tin kidneys and bladder. Certificates gl> en for work completed
rinse at b lli ne will show in any one of tlio departments,
poi.o.i up hi rUin,: 11next Hxpensos: Tuition fee $40.00; term
time in lie expoied from fees $ 18.00) Room fee $8.00; one hatf
"in "P " 1 *'*1 rt"iv. Pine- of each must be paid at the beglnnlrg
\ e t.h inipuriI i v iibiieate of each term. Tuition tea may be ojs,
i ! .;iise vne b';rl !ei. it- nilttod upon presentation of certlf1
:t" 1 1V it:i h:u !; u lie icates of inability to pay the .same.
p easant v, permanent y. benjamin Sloan,
'in iniu'/ Jlros. ' President.
SuLuor ibc to The Advocate.
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