The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 30, 1907, Image 1
UTe BATES1URG ADVOCATE >:
jl A Tki-CGUNTY PAPER.
BATESBURG, S. C.. PRIOAY, AUGUST .30 ig07.
???
GEORGIA RA
augusta
Once you open an account v
closed-for we give you the
handling of your hanking buii
old.
WRI'
shaving parlor
THE BEST OF HARDER;
EVERYTHIN*
nor and (
BILLIARD AND POOL I'AKLO1
J. J. ROBERTSON PRC
PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. (J II inn in of ('or
i;ibh wore visitors to li it "s'Mrjj yes
lord ay.
Miss Annie l.ee Elhendne spen
Monday in Columbia. J
Mr ami Mis C. M UmIs an <
"Mr s Ilka n All'idj* aiv taking m
tlio Exp islti J i.
Airs Caleb KHie'??l;;e aceomp:init<
by Iter nieoe Miss II iitio E'.heredp
returned today tn in an exi.etidei
. ^ _ a K., tl%n
vVI 10 LU IY lauam 4
Misses Geneva Jones an.I E.li; G.m
'tor leff Wednesday for the .lame.-:
ifcowti Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. A, 1\ Riser of the St
'M irks sec.Ion were in town sliuppin,
.yesterday.
Rev. J M. Sleudmen uf St. Geurg
is Muting hub/other Mr. E. R. Stea i
man.
Miss Wiila Kurd returned to lie
>lio 11. at C dnmhia yesterday.
Mrs. L. It. Hra/.ell Of ^OolumVdu wu
a visitor to Batcshurg yesterday.
Messrs Fred C/irtloige and (Jurti
Cullumare attending the Exposition
In chrnniciling the acooiint of LIi
'"W. M. U. meeting last we?.k it \va
*t i i.ed that M jssrs Gooner, R I gel I
K I wards an J Jones sung instead o
M.\ Itidgell il w?i > Mr. Mclv . llartle
>th it in tie up the I on r.
Alias Mattic ltobjrts Of Ninety Mx
airived today l<?visit her aunt Mrs. A
J, (Janthen.
fir. W. C. Faibrr spent soin tim
in Jolumhia Lliis week.
The Misses N .Itie (' tps and hue,
lti ?er of Leesvi.ie visited Mi.v* IA
II Le last .Su.ul iy.
i-iiss strum of Augusta isthepuef
of Mrs. I. Kdwards.
Mrs. (llenn ol Johnston, in ither <
Mi. W. It. (lleiiu is visiting her so
at this place.
AI iss Aminee < arlleuge of IMgefiel
Is visittnK Mis. i Klwaids.
Mrs. Hoper has left Uaiesbuig an
il visiting her husbands family i
North (J
j . r. J. A. Cihiu'i ah'ld family <
Johnston are visiting Mr. and Mr
iW i!.(llcn;i.
'Ir. Will ('. ith ;? ami wife ol Nini
ty 'ix, s <'. an l Mr. x !! hip > ,<i
are visiiilig i a'lil Mrs. A. J < :i
th 11
<1 is I I'. Uvanls eoi. rtained infe
]3j . iy on Wi tin*. > i.t afl'ii ; 'o:i.
't'lic ytiunv piM>ylu ol :*.i'> " ''? nv tot
?i; .im.v rule Wcdii -Ml iy y ilern <>i. it
7 .nli* tne t? r n?I wild lit
mji.:iry lavglitor.
>lrs. SLrotlier (.T .1. <11?sttn; is vi->i
i. a !te) daughter Mrs. 1/iilT M te'i
oi lliis pluiv.
Air. Clarence hrJier -pun' i-eve
(1 t\s in (oluinbi t las! '.M' !<.
M l.vi utli Cojiii r is \ isilin^ $
K'?bi Dnkos at < barvebtir^, S (J.
M i >s lOva Coont-.r has rein lied ul
a pleftiftnL vuil lo her sis-ci in < li
it'Stoil, S. (\
Mrs. Fred Ciilhim mafic a HyiiiK I
to t'ohi1111)ia this week.
Miss I .' lit iu. Faiiv of Orantfob
v ho lias been vi.tilin# Miss N n
(Junior has r .turned home.
Messrs ?? A Crouch and I l> I
rtH^hau have rc'.uinel from a lri|
t no Jamcstowd lsxposilh n and !
^ .irk
Col. Is. F, Strn*her ami bi< mo
b ,ve KO'ie ?>n J"- extended ti ip to (
ada and norilitirn points. They
?t tOn id al nt Ic r days.
?
ILROAD BANK Iff
, GEORGIA.
villi this hank the same is seldom
l>.'>t labilities to he had for the
iness, hut never lose si?h of the
IE USS
AM) POOL ROOM.
HOT TOWELS ALWAYS.
11 STERILISED.
COLO ItA I MS.
RS IN REAR OF BARBER SHOP. rj
Baiesburg, S. C. Uj
j Report of the eoinlition of
iThaFirst National R!:
j Bank Of BatesI
burg,
t At liateshuo;, S C in the
State of S C, at the
] ' ^ sh.
Close of lousiness, 21 n.-,
August, 1907 rei
, am
Uesoiircca .. .
t.1 i.':
| Loans and Discounts 4>14 -j
' i< >V(M(lr.?fis. >? i .> .! i'i ! a>i"
liti
secured ?; i i.so
U.S. It to secure circu
lotion 25.o(o.(ii? J|'
I'rein in ins on IT. S bond, s: >.ou . in
bunking h vise. f irnl'.uro i \y
and fi\' lives ??tj | or,
r Unnds securities etc
Duelrom National n.ihk, (not
reserve Utfetilsj ml. To an
^. i>ue from approved res.-.rv , i,,
i,
.1 Clucks and other cash
items 170.01!
Notes of other National
r Hanks. osiO.00
Fractional paper canenc.y I.e
nickels unrl c ' ?L.s
a Lawful Mone) Kcseivein I ; 111
Viz: Sp olo 1
Le^al tender notes < ,>"?u.()0
s
in
' tM,U.V.u>2
Ive(lcmpti )ii fund witli tl s. ?
Treasurer (;> per cent of < 4
circulation) I.Z'iO.OO i?
f Total $20MH>1 ('?'.?j J
v Liabilities. ^ )
Capital at H-k p lid ! /
in it. 000 OU /
Surplus fund (5.0P0 00 /
I'ndivided prolils, less ex- I 5
peiiso and lax- s S
paii! i.? 4),C'0.iYi 3
e ixatioi.n M.i.:k nol sun j
staiiifii1!,' i2">,(ou.uu \
ltubvidu i! (l. |)o->ils -.abject v
y in i-h civ /
a Cashier* chocks ouIslandii!>, lo.Ott r
J J: I Is p lyable inchi lini; c :r- \
I ilk* tics nl deposit for moil* j
cy bono .vol 21,CO.00 \
To* a! - Imi I i !> ^
u!si-Ai i. or sou; i! ciKolina f
County ul' I. xiiij^inn. /
I. J ra (' ( irso.i, Cashier of llie )
;i I all iu* nam1 i! bank, do so - iniil\ mmmi ^
LIi?it tin: above slateinont inline In >
tbc best nf my knowledge and belief. *
^ lit \ C. ( arson, Cashier. ^
n Snbsei ibed and .-.worn to bob cine '
(hi; b'J'biiayol Annas' it o
.i No. c , > . i I;.
NUU .Pi 'Me. I
! I ;>!{!!iv T VM . 1 :
[N. A UATIX )
! W . 15 \ vlj, t Direct.-IS.
| u. i, i.i ; -.Nit, v
POI< S.M J; d
i i.a: 8 Brie : i OP ililin street I i Ji
! llal. ^'3 : ?#., U Ocs . -> C
V'
! DR WA i SON S NOTICE.
jk 1
lw.'.lbj ...ml ir.i:n my ofiicc 1 '
> hot;, licit iinJ A'i.i: o ?s' nyr on : p
i?j. iiinlRi . > 10 I(? l.isiii;; ; \ a...
'. A. > atson, : . . . >
itnil
IOSI M* I
A lar^e dark Ii. hr .; iii ire it? i
witli a tniji; -.jjcr On V. .i;Uay . .
nine strayed away vlth briilnl . .
1 l:i : .J.i .,1 )j -.1 it,
ti:> V\ . . tl 'io
j ?u ,V,t. \Vii'i!:>r, S K. .
1U-V. A . .1. 1 Ji'l. 1 !i : -.1 IvI'. i J:< I
^ 1 In>m Jolui-.l'>ii It i>i. 1> a rOi 11
dueling u pi il r.'cl' ! l iiiK.M
iss .Mjin <!t ' i v. ! > Iris Ix-t-i
'''' spending i .\ 1 Ii > n . r I il
sprain 1 >ill.> !i; ? u 'ii 1 Ii k in An
,,r* Elista.
"'i*-' ....
?11-.:. !' t I .i 1.11 (/I in*. 11 is
vl.sil in^ ; r. ;n .1 I). I'. lindic. |
' M >.ss l-'uiiin.'(J.iiirtiicv ln> ivlm'tied i
l? l<>! ,
, I mill a rip to A u 'iista.
Sow i
Misses ('ariie :i i < I ('onie!i.i (Hi in
liuvi-rcifrom a visit lo ?l i??
H cr
st on.
anHI
Mrs. I 1?, Stokes (Lunii'd .Mon:.ay
from a visit to her father at Sol vera.
HOOTINO AFFRAY!
AT IBB&O j
CHURCH
ONE KILLED AND TWO
OTHERS SERIOUSLY
WOUNDED
IU5E OF CARDS CADS?
t
OF ROW
:V!VAL AH8 "SfVES ??" SAID
TO BAY? Bt'K'i i? paosam
ATSA8lrl i'lidl .11 I'OGE
'i'i CT'JH-H.
>;i!ud;.f August J. News- ;i l.it.ii
) )li?,K affray anions iic.'i J '? lit a
?i-> oliureh on yo.slerd ly ha-, lust
u'hud . en*. O.ie was killed oalivjiil
il two wuii ided,one of these p-jrhapb
lalli. |
L'i-o yiiootiac took p: h e near tin i
:
1 <>1 "s'lIu 11 e <0 it.y, li.it in old K ltf.' J
Id. it was i.it* leutill of (it ,i
iMi'ds which w.i s beinjf e irrie 1 ?si !
nultaneous'y wit.li a l>i>f meeting at
illnw Springs church, near Meeting
,'ct. John 'lathis was the n ^i i ki'l
.J IV Gray was slightly wound ?1 j
i a ih'j^rj n .in <1 Mc Kinney was so |
ills'v and p-:r!nps fall it-ly sliut.
LEESV1LLE S FIRST BALE
csviiii', Au^Usl. J' -1'110 lasjsvilW
mi|[ gin i si s- i) ilo n \
on to ! i! 6 w is ' h ? ji 11 i <'f '
I.irm ol M r. A < li i :iv 11 ri11 a t
si pru.'i s>.ivi'fai ni.n-of Ihi-i-ocli'in, '
I
l.-xL r Ii\o L NAT1U
CAPITALj
Pays interest on time
cent on certificates
on a pi roved endorsers
ers Bank,n the "Merohal
Coun ty Ha nk" -. ao a 1J
especially to the 'hoi
P r 0 11 3 t i 1 I i ) i V t : ) H a!
friends abo it be Firs
W. v:. 7/atson,
I ra C . Carsoi
A. E. Gonzales, publj
Bank; N. A. Bates, pi
merchant, planter;
ance, oottotijJ. A. w .
Dr. L. Mi Mitchell, p
LEESWLLE COTTON
-ILL
|'l? s(V!Vl.!H ! - 'I e on ?\Y ines
issm-'i .1 ? i it?>: i.< lli Loosviilu
illl'.II Mill i.M'IV, \s t'i im |.tl al'if
o i |; .1 m ( )i .mh'a
l> v it ::t ai '! v\ . '? :' . ; "in .av.1
r? :: ai 11< II !11 r. >?'. Ml 11;.
mi .ai' in'i'i 1 in i !; i i.
M 03 Ell A NfWi
1 .i .?-o i i\i* i.o Npar ' ; I;it Advo
.11 r I I (1 (I' .11 a lew III! > I I** 'III Olil
: I i t i.\ II
' fa n.-i>aiv ah ili'nv M ; *i.f
.! i i* i :.-ju I i?if (.'< : i> ) ? ll. .)(
?l> (.. {4 . ! .i 'i ho o <l lo . ci j> i!
I ' I I I li . x Nl < i 'II
M T ^. Wi ai 11.1 . ! i.idfd a fine ca
'1 -I I IK .1x1 . .[ I 111 (1.1 V .
Mr II.' Stw,r>r :r f| wii'>11!
' til) lil-i' S.i' nr.11>"
Wf i > 'ii\ 1 > '? it'll lit.i1 Mr I
'i v. I : j !i n If 11ll? '
ir.
I'. J ? !l i . f ( tO 1
i.l^i .>il '.III' i.i) .
M ' S ?'! II (' '.< i> \ ?.H : ! Ii -1 j.,1
r.-ni - :ti v? r i;is w i-.v
*??*. ? ? ? ?,
i?il i i it n> \ w v. i. i w *??>;'
la avl Muiui. ,.
Mr? li. F Spradlcy vmltod 5.or si
lor .Mi > I.. '/. I'a Mw la??? \\\ i\ . l.i
Mashi I'itiiHi.iii'l ('urdi'i ii Sir, u
was in our sccl ion iasl Mi.n.lay.
A I-annors Hoy.
SOUTHERN BANKS
SEND MONEY NORTH
NOTES ARE BEING REDISCCUNTEI
AND CASH IS LOOSER HERE.
SAME CONDITION ELSE
WHERE
southern banks ;ire now sending tli
money North and helping out the fin
aneiers in that part of tlie country
truing iu a vjMHiiiiuia uauivi;i jrusi
terday notes that have been held by tl)
Northcni banks against ti e banks i
the South are being redisoou.ited an<
the bank ; in this section arc makin
iiioncy out of lhe transaction.
'J lie revets:!! ot the usual order c
thing is uaiisa but there lias as ye
been great st riu ,cncy of money matte
hi lb S< ill lb and : itelv the ni.irke. o
Wall slieet, has been decidedly bearis
making it advantageous for tlie bank
to Ink tins step.
A gentleman in Charlotte who keep
up on money matter is piotetl in aUlia
i.?tte papto along the same lines II
-ays lb it a bank mm recaally shows 1
n il i ! )o ' s 11/ of ap V10 iti i n fo
the rediscount ing of Southern pape
i.i the i? inks in New York and else
wil ;re .1 id tllit banks were e lining u
the aid ol tli3 stringency. with thj
3.00O.JO.
i
I
per annum, or b par 1
ey on reas enable terms i
lty. '.Ve are the *'Faraiik"
the"Home Bank" theTri
the people we can, and
o patronize this bank,
rs as 3 i cid. f 3 L1 your
sburg.
s, Vice President
. n, Asst. Cashier.
shier Palmetto National
er dealer; M. E. Ru 11 and
'. B. Kernaghao, insur3usby,
Civl1 Engineer;
insurance, planter.
>Mo:i crop sh jr?Iv t ? move there i
vory rvi lt':i .v t ' show t l it m )i!?;y wi
t> mii ire | 1111Td 1 hi the Sou Hi tha
ever b More ilwri.'^ tlieta1' ri? ; it.lis.
episcopal services.
o . S itvi iv ii' \' a'. I:"? o i! >c'? i
li a!'. > i iVi.i i sevvi s wi
lie !i" (h i i\ iiiii ;r i! ill. T i pubii
c ?i i. iiiy u i e'l ? . a' toil1,
I.O I S Pi) t SALS
Desirably I u ?c ' in the town ci
itutcs'bur^. W.J. M;'J?irthao
" I. I:, Rullanl ; > prices an J terms.
NAL BANK OK BATES BURG,
fV.iD SURPLUS PRO PITS $4?
deposi t s a t 4 par aent.
or deposit, lends moni
or satisfaetory saaar
ntsBaniv" the"PeoplesBai
. the p,ood we can to all
me Polks" the people wh
113.11 i on to a L L OUS t Oil 3
> t National Bank ol' Ba te
OFFICERS:
,President; N. A. Bate
i, C* shier; Lowry Covl
Direo tors:
s'.i r; J P. Matthews, Ca
ai; t e c; W. L. Raw 1, 1 umb
, . 7/a t s on, me rah an t; 1
en, Merchant;D. B. I
. 3lan, V/.W.Watson,
AlKt; ' 1 > \* , AN A { M
?- i . lit i ..
\ K Ml, . v ' l ; I ? _ i . --II. at ?.
e >;it h.i> , k.?-ti ised the l-'ivfl lla
pl.u* ii ir A:k mi, an.1 will convert
into a ti \ .ii I %' c!< farm. The pla
con t !. aii n' 10 acres if land c
I n a il>\i ! in;.'' and Si verai out hu
i.. Mr .'<t oat is now in akin/ ?\
; i Icrablo i nprov meiiU consist
i i w ii?nis repair to <1
i i . , n .\ I hi.I houses, etc., Ik un
i n.ls i !i s' . U i lisin/ and d;i
!'IKS'* : I : I', no do'jln ' Jiat
j v. . 1 i i- ^ : t In* \ cot ii rt
..
I ivl : IKl;l.? i n ; ? M.i.,
licit . i ill ! i iiK'.s i'? " t'lU p:
' year.11 <- id fui ..'.s i you with t
. s! ir. i i n c .it !>.' b .> i?
> iM;!. . : !i. \ conic f om I iic (ir e
uro A.ir.iU! y, of North Carolina.
Uy p i<. -.s are right. (icorge ,M.
am , liale^ burg, 's C
til
I \Nl> l-'OR SAI.I:.
.. nr. of fine iai mlng a.ul titr
'.r.id ?? ' .u re tracts. lociiU'i* inn
m ti '.n r i%?t* ni*i"
.-;a!i?n. Apply to A. 11. Wat:
. liihcrui.t, S. C.
i
I I )lloR UAH-SlU R(i ADVOCATI
Please ailow ill i to s:iv to yo<i
many ;coders llitt l It ive alJel 1.
my Insurance busi.njas t!i > If jal ?i
1 * talc hu-tin-s ? ail i that I iivj som
lid \ ery fine houses in North August
j for sale, h.'sidcs I have .t > ne of t!
" | host farms i i (Jeorgi* to dispose <
x , i at splendid bargains in the very be:
j of localities. If any of my frien.
1,1,1 I want a l.ouie that \\ !i prove a hde
iiI(> 1 ingto them and their families con
an i see what i am offering. I a
>! i t il selling i!i; best guarantee I.i
i,.^ Policy o i earth
j eai (is. C. I.. 'ones.
tiiii. insurance and Real list ate Ag
di r North Augusta, S. C.
C; th;s Cleaned and Pressed.
I"' I Cleaning ami pressing done o
short notice. The ery best woi
done u\ moderate prices
! i ?i t? Sn;i,in. I Iioiie ?
* CARD FROM DR. QsJATFLEBAR?
To t!iosc living In lilt." bur,;
\ iciii'ty wiio have 1; oiv.2 ?nc wit
nl their irlondsliip or put omu...c .f ii.it
i desire to express my tipprcj aiiti
' of t'< .r confidence ,mJ w
lor I'liu . who for on.? re.i >:i or and
er liuvc not yet settled their a;;?
"s Is, \\ iii please do so il o.ue iii.tkli
payment to J, C. (lio. r at tfali
. t>ni or to myself ut (i.'un'.tev Ji;
A" S. C.
Honest mon pay be a it is i ;
not became they li ?pe or ftirln
sor\ CC.
Very respectful!} ,
Theo / C?i itttenuu
\ Ri !>;c ^prinn Itonde.l Warehouse
i her
j \S e arc now ready to store yo
uc cotton at the small cost ol eei
inia per bale pei month A sworn wei
jer always on hand to attend y(
son. wishes. / I! c otto it stored with ti s
fully covered willi in iratiee.
SELL US YOUR Slilii:
When you h.?\e cotton seed to i
carry th.'in *?o T ouii<blaod and <ilo
I
NEGRO KILLED IN SAL[
UDA COUNTY
, ROW OVER HIS WIFE'S THINGS.
RESULTS IN 19 WILSON BEING
KILLED BY HAMP HENLEY,
BOTH COLORED.
t' Saluda, August 2??.?Hanip Henley,
" colored, shot and mortalled wounded
'? Ed Wilson, another negro,ion Saturday
night near Kempson's ferry, in
e tliis county. Henley came to Saluda
n yesterday morning and surrendered
' to the sheriff and is now in j ill.
K Wi'son married llenley's sister and
they recently parted. The shooting
wis the resulted a row over Wilson's
* i wi'e's Thinifs."
' Henley iireu upon Wilson with a shot
" j^unand wounded him in the iej; There
''I hemic no one present, Wilson was left
s i'yinjj in tin r >id, w!i?re In bled to
J deal ii fro n I he wound.
s Mr. L. M. Gi'ijtsdy was kicKed by a
r niu'e Sundiy morning and had a small
(> bo.10 br lv n Just abo.c t.lu ank e.
>r Kukseyand Wise attended liitn
r ind wbi.e the break Is very painful
1 t. lie re is nothing at all danmeous
abo it it.
n
: oni firm bile.
1 Th tirsl bile of new e >tt ?n brought
n lo li i' b i-tf was thitnf Mr. A. u,
l'ou!<?ti/lit <>f L'i'-svil! >. It \vaf)
lir.Mijy'il i?? ii Tti'srl iv i fni) hi ami
solil to The I. i'l Iward ? ' nn, my (o r
In} ncals p-'i' pound. Tue bale iji'.kI
n tri as slro". tij bin* w 1 51i
II pounds and brought I'm :iic<; litlU
c .^mii ol -i 7 *
WAN I
li-cryona t<? bay now I ura.jj .1.1 i
Kutabav i soc.l from t!io llirris Cain
f '
l)ru;: Co.
"li.e Q.i.ility So: J an J Si >.*o'*
Uutcsbur}*. S. C.
BATES BUS .I, S.C.
OLD DISPENSARY '
HAS CLOSED OUT
FNTIRE REMAINDER OF
STOCK SOLD YESTERDAY. 1
BOUGHT BY RICHLAND
BOARD
SAMPLES SENT TO COUNTY BOARD
WERE SOLD TO THE STATE
HOSPIIAL FOR THE
INSANE
<
The Richland county dispensary (
board yesterday arranged with an of- .
ticial ?f the State dispensary for the ,
purchase of the sin vI si nek rem lining (
at t he old gin mil!. The amount contract
?1 fort- presents something like (
i ?),t o't and the in on > -rs ?>f th ? Rich- i
laud h>ar.laie congratulating them- ,
vivos of having got rather the bust of ,
the birgaio, for the stiitl" was invoiced |
at *13,000. .
Tile Richland bnrd will place this |
stuiT in a kind of racket store dispensary
whsre it will be s>wi otrat prices
gieally reduced from the original. Tlu>
j >b lots will orobibly b - placed at W.
I>. Price's dispensurv oral Corbett's1
in I lie rear of lit" new building of Lbe
Ca.Miiua National bar.k.
'i'b c njnly 1) >ard u is b i puzzled
' to k now what dispu.sil'oo to nuke of
the samples which have been accumulating
fir months, The law does not
l 1 call for s ir.pies, but t.whiskev
h itisso have been sending then any.v;\y.
The wh ile lot. with the excoplioiiofsonicpackage
which will pj put
on the shelves of the regular dispell
sarins, was sold to Dr. J. W. Hancock
for the State Hospital fjr tiie Insane.
) lhie price paid was fin a id l)t hub
? cock for this amount gotalnut 4">ga!i
Ions of good wbjakey.
; Last year tlieS; tie bo-pital bought
p in barrel lots the old state dispensary,
< and tills wa- said to be a violation o>
i I the l:i w. :is I lie SLate dispensary was
/ I nut allowed lo retail. Mr. 11. M. I] ikS
| iisli. the seer -tary nf '.he e unity b >u i 0
1 slated last inijht that the y had con/
side red the 1. tf&lity of the latter be/
fore se lling the sluif to the Stale lies\
pital.
S And so this? winds up the affairs of
\ the st ate dispensary us was announced
I | in the Stat" la>t week when thecommis
J I sion tonk hold nf llie mat t:r iastsprii p
J i it was stated tint the whole business
S I iniphi be closed out in six months. All
} the work is now (hi.to except the re^
port of the expert account ants. It is
r | said Mr. Kichinon.l. the expert in
/ charge, lias tumid over $20,000 in petty
' pecul.it ions carried i nat thcoidG(M.
1. His n-pcut will he awaited with
2: j in tore t
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I JOHN F. GAYNOR
i GOES TO SPRINGS
11! federal prisoner granted
unusual privilege.
1 \!?hn p. (5.i , AukiM ?The Un/
?\
- :.;:U s ciictjit e-iiirt appeals has order>
d< ol, .h>!in L<\ (laynor. under sen'ere
I )i" I hi S ivat n i!i Imi i? >r frauds
1 5 in . hi j?i'i here appeal, to be
L a I <
a ill iwed Lii vis*I I n li.m spriutfs for tilt*
'*1 li -r.efilof hi. heal'h, which is fiilliup
>
.. r nf'i.Rvnent. < \>l. (i i\nor Nil
i.... .
1)' ;i ; '>Dp.iiiii i i > 111? springs i>y iv\v
:j (Irputi slit mi -:i-1 I will hoar thoexpenst
f ;! it* Li i i> ill.- c!iui),v is neeossan
ui < ' nor's jilnsiciap.s s:iv lo present
< '' >t iic. Col. * -;i\ m ?r will loaso for Mm
jI?r;I'jfs ai * tm U?tiv tdiiion-tw ir.oriiini
m- I'll" onlrr of l i i > c >urt is with tin
nu mm ee of attorney (Jeiiem
iton.; pa i'If,
nr
gh
nil- BANK CLOSLP.
As n* x. Monday is Lab >r I)ny and
Mlio'.al l?'i?i iny :lie First Nallot.n
' lank of i utesbur>! will L?o cl<j>it:
sj i Phis will jiivi' tbc olVieer.s a netdt
vc' rcsl duiiuy; tlif.se bo', and sult ry day;
rHE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK WILL BUILD
NEW HOME.
ro BE A GRANITE OR BRICK
STRUCTURE BORDERED
BY THREE STREETS.
/vokk IU CU,WHENCE WITHIN
SIXTY DAYS. GOOD BANK
INQ HAS QAINED THE CON
FIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE
AND THUS THE RESULTS.
The First, N iti mal Hank has purchased
Llie property o 1 i h; o ?rn *r of
Main and Railroad sir i n
:>f which is now occupl i I
md Fox, L. It Whit LI" 1 1>; . i r
shop. TJie location I-. so :<?nd to n i'c
in llatesburtf. Thy bmk hiil:!;04 w111
cither b3of brick or a'ranit??. the ia>
ler more likely, it will bent two stories
running clear through to Rat*
ind A venue witli a double front Tiie
lot is 1 IB x 2o feet. From what can
:>e learned at this writing the miLerial
will soon be ordered and work
is expected to cumnenc4 within six.
1 y d lys Jo i iidj? from tiie plans the
ijui'?miK w.i :n unisiiM win n> mo
in >st imposing; structure in town, or
in foe* I) 't "eon C >'n n'ji i ill A i.f i
i;i The lirsl floor on M lin street will
be used by the bin'c a il t'n re?.r
front oil Kaliand Ave, will be in iri-Ied
for innea itlie pnrp s>s. Ail tin
second story wi 1 bi r nited uui as oflloes
witli an eat\inei n i Riilroil
street.
The First National limit has m i le
a rec uri for itself tli it e m bj surp is 'vl
by n me in the >:.a*.e a ul t'is ?'>lume
of business w'nicli it lua.l'ei is
far biyoa 1 Lbe in)st si l/uine exp i3til
niwnf Ih > f.?uii l>r? Tti > !iolitn>
lion is n L yet Sevan years old anil in
ihal tiiuehis si t'nrou^lily fijnil
Mia cmitidence of the poop!3 tint Its
surplus and undivided pro 11 Is nearly
equal its c ipil i! slock, n ^withstand inf
the f..ct thit it has paid out In
dividend> a sum slightly exceedlux
ten Lhouaud dollars
uIDGE SPRING NEWS.
It was the editer's pleasure to vif.it
Itidfe Spring this week, and ?as x rati
fled to learn that many marked improvements
had been made since nis
last visit. The town has taken a new
life as every evidence can be seen on
all skies. The lurfe and spumous
warehouse is heinx cleaned up preparatari
ti? t liiu f ilk lillviruhi<4 t. I i t?
streets arc well kept and clear nf all
rubbish. The bank has been weil pat
rnni/.cd and in a prosperous condition.
The new and very lund v>.ne t ie
building (d .1. l\. Wats i. t ii s
not only l lie tincsl bu ! :
Spring but will equal
olutnbia and Angus'
eioga; ce and c mvenii"
'i'he Fanner's Supply C < inpany a
new ehiiten d enterprise . t opi ned
is a)><? I od iua honl-jinc brick
building with all modern improvement
s including acn y lone lights e.e
vator>it j.
Al 1 lie merchants apt>-ar to lie in
good spirits m antieipilion of a large
rn 11 i n.ftr>. 'I'lii' first, hale of (Vitt.on
can e in on M n.lay .ill rno'.in ami \vas
bough liy Ti o Karnn r'sSnppiv Co., for
138 conis pel p mid. M;' .1 11. O a der
of Clouds (' < cr!. rai-v.rd I lie. lion
I'lic bale \vt ighcd poun's grade.I
as middling and netted *.'1.65 iu
1 good old ca ,.1.
TO LOCATE IHGRiNITEVIlLE.
On last Mond.n Dr. Tlico A (.^i vt
1
ilcbauin, who has boon practicing
malic ne :.t ibis place for the last seven
years 1. ft for Oranltevillo, where
lie will continue the practice of his
profession*
" fsince r nni.itf Sicre Or Quit tlehaum
' 'ias made man} friends by liis ii?i< ^rily
and christian character. We wish
' him much success 'u iiis new fie <i.
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