The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 26, 1907, Image 2
BATESBURG ADVOCATE
A Tri-County Paper
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Fridav JULY 26 K07.
HOUSES NOW WHERE V CANT
LOTS WERE TWELVE MONTHS
A CIO.
This time last year Hatcsburg was I
sorely in need of sma'l dwellings to
accommodate the lab >ring classes; today
while the scarcity has not entirely
been releived those who wish to pay
a moderate rent for a good four or five
room house can in most cases be accommodated.
This is due to a great
extent to the forethought of Mr. M.
E. Rutland who lias in the past sever*
al months erected a large number for
the sole purpose of renting. The result
lias been all that can be desired
jjflfe* A great number of families who bere1
tofore lived at other places and travel
ed several miles each day to work aie
now comfortably domiciled In nates-"
The breaking up or the tob*c<
trust is KooU iu its way, but the w.
men who are pinching a id saving I
pay the grocer's bills are wishing tin
i tlw GovernimnK iri/>n tic i>">"
ttret on on tlie beof trust. or even tn
ice and coal trusts.
The President sa.?s be hopes no ?.n
will send him any more dogs. 11
doubtless has thesupport'of the Freoc
Ambassador who bad to climb a tre
in tbe White llouse grounds to excap
the attentions* f the President's do
Pete.
Therein a physic.an in Philadclphi
who has issued a treatise urging par
eats to feed -heir youngchildren groe
fruit. In the majority of families n
urging is needed, but business uiu^
oo dull with that doctor.
A report from tlie Treasury any
here is a great demand for smail bill
I'lie grocer and the iec nno every
where are making a great demand fc
arge bills.
Onslurupe apple of an Orego
farmer has been successfully grafle
with 23 varieties of fruit, includin
peaches, plums, prunes and even son:
nuts.
L
lleav' the atna/.ing tiling is thl
Japan should bj in position to ask t
impertinent (| icstions about what w
do with our navy.
Carrie Nation says she is going t
reform Pittsburg, if she succeed;
she will.be right in training to ta- kl
Hades.
JEWELRY!
OUR NAMli IS
I Everything that we 1
I money can buy?-Ri
Itsroocnes. " '.a by I'lns, 'w
Sots, UnkBu ttons,
Watches, Ladies and f
Razors and Blades.
Wm. chw
| 702 BROAD STREET, : :
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c Isl & delicious chew, |
e HI made from the best |
K ?5 North Carolina leaf; j
^ a leaf that has a spec- |
j$| ial texture, a special i$j
:i &3 1U 3r and which
" a makes RED EYE a 8
n ga? specially fine and satis- If
? RP tyingchewingtobacco.
1 Lj P00Pl? prefer it
|-3 to tobacco costing one
j>] dollar per pound,
s be As'* yo1 r dealer for it and g
ibjj insist 011 him keeping- it. &
ls f* MERCHANTS ? gs
|?1 Write for Speciu' Prices. Kg
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' HELP IS OFFEREE
TO WORTHY 'YOUNG PEOPL)
1 Wc earnestly re*-.: a>'yn>*"rr ~i-arsons, no math
O how limited their in. ..is or olueat ion. who wish I
obtain u thorough business ti a initio anil pood pos
> tion, to v/rito by first mail for our great half-ra(
; offer. Success, independerccann probable fortur
C arc guaranteed. Don't delay. Write today.
| The Ga**Ala. Business College, Macon, Ga
! JEWELRY!!
VOUR GUARANTEE.
landle is of the best that
rigs, Scarf Pins, Studs,
harms, Handy Pins, Chain
Hair Barrettes. Cresses,
Hens Umbrellas, Gillette
.. . . i "2
eigei't <$: Co.,
AimncTi n i
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I fjij ^ou can ^ s n
j sj *'iviviiiijv \ t r rj
j jjg and Mo/rs M
i Hi Vinegar. |H?
E Q Also Pickle Spices
^ ml from
j|E. V. Cullum|
II Company, jj|
s i illm 1
<1 him Uutiil
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' tuliiis lalUlE lllUUll IdilUfc 4lU fc luUlil 1
ECZEMA and Pit E CURE
FREE knowing what it was ti? sufI
fcr, I will give FRK12 OF
CHAROK, to any afflicted a positive
cure for Hczemn. Salt Rheum. Hrvslpr
j etas. Files and Skin Diseases. Instant |
. relief. [>on't suffer longer, Write I'
' W. Williams -H><) Mmhatlan Ave- ,
^ j nue. New York line lose Stamp.
!;|JAt*ig Public I
10 S a /
' > Convenience.)
riierc is locate J In Columbia na \
K / establishment that is worthy ? 1
K ? of the above name. There is ^
|9 \ hardly a business concern in ;
M j the whole State that does not C !
h j \ have to call upon this estahisli- c
E j / inent now and then to furnish <
B| } some of its specialties. \
E I c J. \\ ilso i (iibbe.; is tin* pr?? /
E \ prietor and in his factory are )
P j J made innumerable convenient (, i
R> > devices for the business man. <
p| j S sucli as Rubber Stamps of aii j
k } kinds; Corporation, t.odire and S I
P * Notary Seals, plain lettering f i
| \ and also wit!? designs; Photo- ) j
ft I / graptaer'a Ftr?!? s- in;: Press? . ( i
$ \ Metal Checks lor Dread and )
t I Milk Dealers, Cool Rnoav \ j
T I J Soda Fountains and Pacini\ > j
9 PI i
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EVERYTHING
In Drugs.
1
When you have a preIscription
filled, you want
to be sure that pure drugs
are used--When they are
I . .
filled by our Licensed
| Druggist, with our pure
drugs, the best results are
1 obtained.
Our Line of Patent Medicines
are complete. We
have i iorse, Cattle and
Poultry Powders.
Keep us in mind
THE CROSSON
DRUG CO.
LccsviMo's Popular Urunglsts.
Leesville, S. C. \
A MI-ttOR M*.!.!; O VY.
One of ilic ilavs we i emeu.her with
pleasure as well as whh profit to our
health,is the one on which we became
acquainted with Dr. -.New l.ife
Pills, the pahilc-'s rmheis that cure
headache ? i I o tin* i ? an I keip
the bowels n .iil.Ja; at a!l l)ru?
s ores.
COIA'MMWA. Ni:'.\i5H!<kV AM)
I Al'R'-'N.S UAILROAI).
Charleston, (irccnville, Columbia and
Atlanta Sliorl Line.
Si'lu- inlo in KIlYet April 22, 1!? iT.
Lub'.ish <1 as inform it.ion only urn
subject t o change <n ib lay without notice
No. 22 No. 58.
Lv. Laurens 1.1l)a 2.02p
Lv. I'linton .. . 7.l?a 2.22|*
Lv. N wherry .. .. ..8,47a 0.10
Lv l'losperity 0 07a 0 24p
Lv. Cliapin ..9,45a 0 51 p
Ar. Columbia 10.50a 4.45p
No. 2i Aii. 52.
1 v. Columbia 5 2 >p 11.15a
Lv. Cliapin . . .o.-'On p'oin
i l.v. Prosperity 7.0"?p 12.:t 1 p
Lv. Ni;\v!> rry. ... .... ~.2"?p 12.4dp
1 v. Clinton s 35p 1.32p
. Laurens .W.OOp l,52p
iVthis ,V. and-V2 arrive ami depart
.in I iiiun I>.-pi?l, t'olum!)iadaily.
Trains 2.'and 21 arrive and depart
om the Coast Line freight station,
ervais street, Coltiiuliia. daily, oxocpt
aai
~ ~ ?? - i | H??HMIllll iW IMIIT
Screen Doors
Z-VBtZZ:X&S'Z-?5C^ \ I
and Hammocks;
Holman-Cullum Hdwc Gf\
Batesburg. S. 0.
?thh
pamuhto nation bank
of Columbia, S. C. *
This lar-esiD'a^OSlTORY in SOU I'll CAROLINA for funis of the U.N! 1' ;13
STATUS OOVURNMUNT.
Capital Owns I
230,000.00 $ 100,000 00 U. S. 15 n Is
... 100,000.00 S. C. Bo. s
we want yo.tr hmlness and will g'v? o.ir be;t attention to every tiw . :
action ent-:*u--ted to us.
We pay l p -r cent on deposits In oar savings Department. 5
We ar-i contrally situated and are prepared to meet the requirements >/
our custom ers promptly and satisfactorily.
Wllic Jones, Prcst. J. P. Atntthews Cashier.
J. J. Sclbels Vice Prcst W. A1. UJbbes, Jr. -Asst. Cash* -r |
l iios. Taylor 2nd Vice Prcst. Weston & Aycock Attorneys.
Safety Lock Poxes for Rent. t
1 VERY LOW RATES i? 1
'% To Nor fork, Va? and Return ac- I \
o count JamestownTer?Centennial >
\i\ Exposition 1<
\fc vr\ i)
| SOUTHERN RAILWAY lt
A Season, sixty day and fifteen day 1 '