The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 11, 1907, Image 4
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AUGUSTA'S FIRST ANNUAL
COTTON PARADE.
FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF TH.
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED.
Jl'IO.OU ill tflllll to till? 1 OF li-hOTM
i r in>iit* Ii'uin from cither <;ti? ini;
or M.uio i uiolitiii uuiryiriK tint ic
t; 111 . <i li;i Irs Iif CI it I Oil
; in H"'Hl io Loo '2 -horse or nitili
lot.o in i.i i ioinhi or So'itli Ljiiolio.
curry it ? not less lliau 1 bales of rot
i on.
fot).i;0 iii -oi l to tic 1 horse lean
f Pi II .-it In I I i 'i i f* t ! I t \ r 11 I f I i P?l mlit.
earlyinp I "> in if i.ales or cellou.
>7 i i'o in j. ! id- i in? prcates: dii
(aim- tinm led in cnniin^ to the p
lain- n>.in an > cud lily l.i lleuipia Ii
in- : .i i it 2 o it mule i ain. wit i
in a l -ss I : tan I lilies ot cullnu
on in j^u u mr t.lio kicuUsL (li
tai n- ira\?kd hi coining In tin- pa
radf 11mi any county m South Cm
III 11 la 1 !' tin; -I nr n In-rsc or ill III
tc tin, v. I'll it t less tiwiti J Dales o
col t mi.
$.iu n i ii;-o.il fni' I lie Riealts din
lilt ice I fav. it-.I it: c lining In the p.
ra?te itorn any county in Ceorpia I
the 2 hois or n. i.c liain with in.
It t !I J?| il l It s ol C 'I Inn.
$-in.i,n Jii fculii I'm die pieatest, di
litiiO' 11v cit it iii coin.n^ In 1 In p,
rude ft cm any cm nlj in Souit- t ai
oliua t i t in: 2-i.oi.se nr iniile Icai
\V I I i 11 t It SS I llilll 2 lllllcs (l! I'U'l 01,
0 in pnld for tin* Kii-au:.. ill
tunc - i .a\eu tl in c itniup in u.r p
ram l*ini:i any uit v i.i ?leorpi.t in
the1 horse or n.tie team, with to
liiui >- h i n s i I co toii.
i o j i _c!;i in- i lie greatest (lis
lance traveled in 1:0111111; In the pa
ru ie trom an.\ county 111 .-oilHi Cuio
i.i u ...1 llic 1 lioi.-e or no le team, wi'J
1 1 r more ban sol cue ton.
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ten -v Jim: . rt)oi:s.
Jin p'lin s 1 ?r lie- condition of tli
i!< t k, 2(1 11 .a.is Inr int cnijilil inn >
11 .> i . !< | ( hits l<.i t In; Ii:inic.v
it i >< I M p.ill's li i l lie manner of let in |
11 c tfi;nl ni cotton will not he coi.
Mill i < u.
('onip tltors must have been t/i<
ii\in> is u! I ho s'i'civ fur a period of
mo.it I put.- diriK date nf parade.
iN'o charge lur enl rie s
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10. F. V I' I; I' 10It Y, President Cotli
Kxeliaiiro .
J A VI I . HOTM Presidei
( hami r iif (ViiniiKM'ce.
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('a 11 .li a Pair Assoc in t ion.
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EVERYTHINGIn
Drus;s.
Vv lion you have a pre*
scription filled, you want
to be sure that pure druj^s
are used--When they ar>
fiMed by our Licensed
Druggist, with our pure
dru^s, the best results are
obtained.
Our Line of Patent Medicines
are con:pi 1j. We
have Horse. Cattle and
1*01:'try Powdcss.
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Tii H CROSSON
DRUG CO.
I.v.-wS??12c'.?i j'opuJar Druggists.
LeesviHe, S. C.
Monarch Slumppuller;,, . ntei tl
for twelve moutUs. Pull u iy Ki. tl oi
stumps Porsaleby
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TO TVC?R'ri Y VOUMC. PEOPjLL;
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tior., to v rile by firsH mail for our half-rut*
olTor. 8iic-i . indoocr.rii'i round proWthlo fortune
aro guaranteed. Don't delay. Write today.
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!; W hile at the 'I ri-County Fair at Batesburg
do not hesitate to call at the store of ^
P. C. Cullum and make yourself at home, v;'
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Dry <iootls "1 "1 "1 / \ 1 ) T Whitten Dry (ioods
Company J I 1 \_; Jl JL (j? Company
Larger Stacks larger Stocks
5 it alter Prices **^ "5**2' Smaller Pices
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;iS^ Hal! Stock
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Courteous Treat
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Formerly 0- J. Harris,
The Quality Seed & Drug House,
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gjfigj Of course. Then let us tell you some
THE BES T THING at the Tri-Connt}
A\. E- Rutland's large sale rooms. TEN
carriages will be exhibited, and will be off
prices. This sale will far exceed the bug
| goods all over the state.
There will be many attractive barga
WHIP, PROPOSITION will be put on thai
or South, by retailer, jobber, or manufact
will pay the expenses of many a visitor ai
Wi to
Jli. W Hp|-p '> One high grade Tc
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ffe 1 Is the c- One heavy winter
? One raw hide Wh
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One hundred dollars v/orth of goods fc
jj&Si; year or next, or the year after, you had he
offer cannot he repeated for a long time tc
combination to beat it, let /VI. E. Rutland
How can it be done? The explanation i
a popular buggy concern last spring to be
buggy building is at a stand still. The res
a reduced price. That is how it is done.
Aji^. ponder this proposition. Send us your ch
combination by freight, subject to exami
freight, notify us, and the b i ; ;/ is yours,
subject to our order and v; vvill ret urn vot
Reference:--Th j Citizens' Bank and T1
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The Leader In Shoes.
^y^ygp Made liy FJwisi ('l:?j.|> :tn,l Son l\i t
f P? J1 ent ( oil St I'fuis l.a^t hut:, ii i.ui'.ij ait,
/.' ??/ JMS I >1 Holier 1 ho hli jo for tin- Mnart ?1 i*t ?ss?*
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/! Price 7-oo the }>:iir in plum Uathen
mt^jpwSASflV Wat Calf (?un Metal ami Viei Kid G t?i
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Lever the SHOE Man.
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Made by Vicln-rt and Gardner N Y
\itcnt, N'ici Blucher Eng!i?Oi B^ot Heel
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li^h Arc lie IiiHiej> Short Yai?]> one of the ' ft
?\v creation, for 1 UtiV Price l-<*0 tho .,;ljr /j&LJMREk
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thing in advance.
r Fair will be the immense vehicle display at 4^
SOLID CAR LOADS of buggies, wagons, and
ered to the purchasing public at rock bottom
gy sale of last spring, when this lirm shipped
Lins, but a BUGGY, ViARNESS. LAP-ROBE, ^?j||
t cannot be equaled in the state or out, North 5]?)
urer. It is specially for the Fair occasion and
id place him something to the good besides. ANT>p
Buggy, price $75.00 Q 5 jj O
trness, price 16.5o WlvF
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Lap-Robe, price 7.50 Fof* *5 ^?j?|
ip, price 1.00 0 ^
$100.00 ^ $,6^,?95 .0 M
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>r $69.95! If you expect to buy a buggy this .
ttvr lay your hands on one of these, for the
come?perhaps never. Whenever you find a
know and h<? will get one for himself.
is simple enough. A large order was given to
in ide up during, the s ummer'se&scm, \Vh^ri *
?ui ts were twofoid; First, a better job, Second,
If you cannot possibly get to the Fair, then
eck for $69.95 and we will ship you the buggy
na don. If you find it satisfactory; pay the *'
(otherwise, notify us that the buggy is left
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;i? 1-irst National Bank, Bntsstnirg, S. C. j!to?
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Methodist churches will serve
lunches--Sandwiches, Coffee, tea,
lemonade and ice cream at their
booth on Fair grounds, every day
of the Fair, at moderate prices.
Your natron age will be appreciated;
come and bring your folks
and friends.
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