The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 08, 1907, Image 2
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1906. 4
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The way some tin horns arc blown
for some seeming popular politician is
% caution. Don't blow all your blowing
appiratus out at once. There are
others. . 4 1
Cold weather is upon us with a ven
geanoe ?ood and strong but the woodman
rejoices with a Joy somewhat like
an undertaker when lie hears of the i
death of a well-to do friend or neigh
bor.
It Is very well to cuss the other "fellows"
meanness, but reader, did you
ever stop and think that you had done
a whole lot yourself. It's a powerful
good thing to look at ourselves or other
people look at uajand we wouldn't
cuss the other fellow half so much.
No measure has been considered Ly
our law makers In recent yeats thai
lands to Improve the educational conditions,
as the High School bill, just
passed by the Ilousc. We rincerel)
trust that it will run the gauntlet ol
the Senate a ul be enacted into law.
"Lore* God be with us yet"?is a
mighty good prayer for saint and sinner,
but these miserable guano
"shacks abide with us even unto death
Let's see if we can't pray effectively
and then prove our f<h by nor work
and get rid of them, well some how?
just so we get rid of them.
Why can't there be some effort- put j
Xs>Xub-Cv>r at pari: uux .uwu. A 1j*.? ?
ginning should c made and the S'?otj- j
er started, the better. A civicleagin \
is needed badly. To be a good business
place, with as many retined people in
lb, there is less care and consideration
given to such mattors than any place
!n the State. ?
Let us not forget thai tlx is is the
year we waul to have the old Veterans
of Lexington and Saluda Counties in
their annual celebration. Give these
old Veterans a cordial welcome, the
very best we bare and na ike them real
ize that now, in their declining yea rs
they shall be remembered with
gratitude. It is not lo soon to begin
arrangements. Who will start?
We liave heen reliably informed that
the Carnival aggregation, which proper
opening up for a wce't's business
Monday* is a very qretjitable one and
void of the very ohjectionhbie features
"whieA characterize so many similar
organizations, but we believe it would
have been infinitely better had Mayor
Edwards *refti?ed them license. We
have had an abundance of such shows ,
this season and the town has been t
none the bette** off by their coming.
Wc need all the.money that's in these
parts and a little more besides.
it is quite evident that our people (
are not concerned about a better
School building. Very well, jve havn't
apy quarrel. If present conditions ?j
suits the majority, wc shan't howl
It was quite amusing to see the stren
uuua uujiuiiuua fuv iuriu, uy sonic J
who didn't have "four ponce" worth ^
Of property on the tax book. They c
were equal to calamity howlers. Some
y. v
what like William Jennings Bryan's
friends that hb tells of, who sto xi cn ^
^ the corners, with their hands stufTed
In their pockets, with out a cent
not knowing wlterti the hext meal wns
to come from and with loud voicet
And lamentations, besought the pass 11
* ljr9 b^ ritot'td VntffTdr Bryan and tin S
... _ Silver Movement, as U6 'would
'? ru4n. Upon .them. Now kind
** leader, don't for a moment think (hi
*' ' M wai Intentled'for you. It la for tin
Other fellows.
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'ROPERiy WORTH
$4,000,000 DESTROYED
IN
NEW YORK
CITY
New trork, Jan. 28.?Loss estimate"!
it nearly $1,000,000 resulted from a
ire thai started lust before midnight
onlghc, burned out the garage of the
!*ew York Transportation company at
Sighth avenue and West Forty-ninth
.treet. and damage tlie street ear harr s
>f the New York City railway adjoin
"g.
*\ ruttirjf cuargmg piant ior electric
vehicles, said by the company to have
jeen recently installed at a cost of
ft),00'),000. was ruined in the garage,
is were 100 automobiles owned by
private parties and considered worth
1700,000.
RIDGE ROAD.
Mr John Eptlng and wife of Newberry
viaitcd at Mr. M. N. Longs re
oentiy.
Mr. IT. S. Meets is having an addl
lion to his house.
Master Oallie Bedcnbaugh is ill at
this writing.
Mr. U. C Moore of Batcshurg visited
at Mr. J. C. Hcdenbaugh's recently
Mr. Johnny Rwygert while sawing
shingles had the misfortune of getting
liis hand pretty badiy cut.
Mr. Clarence Smith who lias for
sometime been confined to bis ben with
typhoid fever is improving.
An infant of Mr. Enoch Taylor died
last Sunday. We exto..dour sympathy
to the bereaved.
Mr. Pcriy Rurkett attended courf
la3t week.
CHARGED WITH MURDER
WAYCROSS MAN COMMITS
AWFUL DEED. j
WHILE ON A SPREE. SHOOTS WIFE
AND LITTLE BAHY, IT IS SAID
-CLAIMS THE AFFAIR
WAS Ar.r.IIU'NTAI
Wavered ; j
uas iji'eii :v s t < wii i I nmurdT
of hi-* w - id > i b? -j
<. 1.1 bat'. It it ?aii. ;.h* : v n
cover , ro.o a
pas..! . ;i iter i .. i ? r
gun at Ins wife's head and lirel. He
shot the other barrel, bbwing tie
child's right arm r?lT
The man was standing unconcerned
ly by his wife when arrested. Liles
claims the shooting was accidental
1'hcre were no witnesses.
People
VViiS
Eat
Bread
Whether Advertise.'or not*, but you
can create an appetite and enjoy
IIO-CAKE if yon occasior.aily
participate in some out- |
door sp jris, and at
these prices you J
"AUTO"
\ Bicycle (worked over) __.8.45 1
V Good Tire 1.45 ;j
Vn Electric Stroke Bell? 2;)< :
\ New Guaranteed Wlieel (with
pell). i.s.4.r)
t New Departure Coaster Brake
(iiest. made) .4.95
i Good Foot Pump _.45c
^ Kiri^uo
^ & PISTOLS
IN GOOD STANDARD MAKES
ingle Guns.. B.8A
>ouble Grins _'._i -.8 4;*
.Ir Guns (wood or metal) . -75c
lorduroy Hunting Gaps (pull down
band) 800
rictor Talking Macliines and one
doz. Records (express prepaid) 22.00
Smith's Premier deSkm
Typewriters.
Gun, Bicycle and all kinds of small
lactone repairing. Largest Macninc
iiops of its kind in the city.
Mailorders Promptly Filled.
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I* I Ull. Clltl
Gun, Lock & Bicycle
Works'
521 Broad Street,
'hone 562. Augusta, Ga.
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ffBuilding Lots For|
| Sale, in Town of 1
I Batesburg. I
lip Eighteen nice half acre lots^F
Ir^in one of the best sections of-?/K
l^the town. Splendid elevation.|$?
Terms to suit ^ urchaser. ^
^f^"For further information see
f T. 8. Keraghan or 1
J M. B. Edwards.
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?{| REIIODELED AM) NEWLY FURNISHED.
j|| Army and Navy Headquarters %
$?S LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE 1'ELEINIONES IN RO )MS ^
Steam Meat, Electric Light5--, Electric I lev .tors, ROOMS
Singly and En Suite. Cuisine Unexcelled.
^ RIDDOCK & 13 \ RNS, Proprietors.
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fct S"i'IW swiw??.?n v J '-J Hrs. McCoy, Mrs. Carxvile, Miss E
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fl-^S IB I /\i\ U tiiNU a IN ibb, st".'.rr,rTl| V
tiiiii Slit'ol Iron Work, Shafting, Pa* Irys. Clearing.
Boxes, Hangers, Ifilo. Building (tastings < ;n l evry day; eapa. il y IKK") hands
Harden Most', Pipe. Valves ami Pel tin r; Beltwi r. I'.n'Mii a id Maehin* Sup
plies i*d Repairs. LOMBARD FOUNDRY, A1ACH1NM & OILUR WORK
SUPPLY STORM, Augusta (jLj
iwnrr gnipf: 3WT? STffiTE f"TM ^it*t g twrc; -r-- :g^T- jTiwr gim.-f ?.
... .I'R' ~l.miitifc-3.ii.nl ?- 3..HIU.F 3,1111, lb -'L.iiii'C ? v:-.- \ -. - ,l_ i-lilUll. ,3 c uL ^uliiltfc. 3.JUi!iJV
I IT WILL ONLY COST |
?3 you one cent to ask us for prices on any work you may need in ^
rojijl our line and we will cheerfully quote yi u p.ices or , ill send a ^ -
niau to see you who will give you best [M iees on w or.. , whic'. v. 'II ,
|| be for work done as it should be d<?ue. We carefully Hgiirc cost
W of our work then add a reasonable pruiir. We have a full line of n'''
latest designs IN MAR DLL and CiRAMTI; MONIMI-NIS an!
jjL HKADSTONMS and will quote you low Iigores on either. The ^
|i secret of out success is in the fa i, that we use hut lite best grade
| I of material and our workmen can birlu a Al.>1111111 cut or headstone
I I as good as it con he built.
Drop us a card and we will wait 011 you with pleasure.
H '.ours truly,
Men I 1TH C A OtTtA IIVT A n.n a rt, Li
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Virginia-Carolina Fcr^'fzers ?
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?j[ $2.5. Shoe at $1.90.
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X con tin lie Women a id Children's Slios.
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of Columbus, O., Alter McCoffor,S?
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Mraiisan, Mushrooms,Celery, Trenjh Peas, Trench
ne Candies, Terris lijcon. Ilam ; un I Strip, lixlra
thickens a;t i A full line of Truits anil Ve^elr
II. I>. I?. Coffee Browns' Best Blend at 25c. Ii?.,
eU money refu ideil.
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