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r. !" '!, ? Ih< j y v .t KSTAKUSHHO 1<>01 ' ALL TH! I, ?*??! * n * II M V A A A ft (V I ****** ****** c***** \ GEORGIA RAli.RO/ 5 auousta. (H:OR(Hh m CAPITAL AM) SURPLUS $550,0( On January 1st a Savings Depart -^ was added to this Bank. All 111011c posited therein bears Interest at * e.it Compounded January and -5 TIMS iS YOUR OEEOR" | | AN RYE EOR iV t ^ should be accompanied by the al 9j a ' !!g of it properly. Keepin j it in gj pPlk<_- Vyj C stocking or even in your saleK u 1 J ' ^ to care for it. I'lies wavs are a yours in W\'I CITIZENS E of l$atcsbui'?, c < 4 ? That will avoid all risk ot loss tl *?i or ra^s* You can go on m iking n ^ confidence that what you have ag| Interest Paid on Sax ings. mm w- H- \n, pJkl] U. X. (iUNTIiR. Vice PHI! Wm. M. C \\ZY\:M, As "iJ a rNi T-X i .? : aesou re snav mg* rariors, Iti rear of Post Office on Ha Hot towels. l-IUCiHNE AZIiTIA Prop., w ,mm mmmmgrnrn mm i wem Jf"^ 11 i u m C ^ Xj Tf/t .I--3 X o > Private Dining Rooms lor iheat Choicest Edibles of the Season. POPULAR PRICI Everything Clean, Neat ant! UpMALAY IS BROT S37 Bri ad St. At FURNITU ON SIN ST A Li.Ml VVe have a full line of Furniture that will till of the poorest to the rid I :Veryi hi nNecessa the Furnishing ( HOME. Vou eftn buy on yo terms by paying z cash and easy merits till paid FHE !. EDWARDS liATESBURti, S. 5 BATES A 1 BATESBUR E NEWS OF ...v.^v..v.v^J COTTON MARKE > BANK 5 ;j Batesburg Spot li 1 ow;, S: Announcemer 4 per : lu,y- JJ All announcements coming J> this head will be charged for PUNITY rate of $5.00 for each announc 1? T31$BS?ftJSI1I I lie same to run until lite r?. rA." . v tjle primarv | ~~Clerk of C??i LONPY SAMl EL It. (iholliil yfe, We arc authorized to ai ?ility to take care ^ Samuel It George as a eaiuli an old wallet, a fi' ,. ... , yLi the oillcc of Clerk of Court ot the proper way II risky. Deposit &P < nsuing primary election, .n.< him to aui(|e the result thcreo & _ . . , I pon the solicitation of > <* . IV j friends I hereby announce t candidate for the office of v?? ^ourt of I.exinKton county, i:<nizh fire, theft ?? :, . ., ... , . ??> a-b'dc the result of the Dei itire with perfect made is safe and l)l im!?ry election. & " Frank \V. s % Itoxds f.>r Kent. 55*" l>rt;sit.cnI. *f. For Sheriff. 44 v? i 1 hereby announce myself ti Lshiei*. ,(jr reelection f<?r the ist. Cashier. fi': sl"'lil1 "f u'xi"^?" coun ^ pledge myself to abide the the Democratic primary. 1\ II. Co I Pool Rooms | ~ ~ ~~ l or Comity Supervi rtley street I hereby announce myself date for Supervisor of be county subject to the rut's s uiations tfovernimr tlie 1 >?*n Batesburg, S C primary. ? Azariah T L j ~t~ ~ " Lor the Senate \ xnTP (Saluda County) I respectfully announce m; I'C Parties. candidate for tlie Stat' Senat< I Saludn County subject to the i the democratic primary, j Ceo. \V Wijjlit . uh jj | io-iiate. l or County Treasu , I respectfully announce m* ni^K^> candidate lor the nomination igusta, (ia. ?ni0l! 01 Tr?asun;r of u,; " j county, subject to the rules _____! Ib'inneratic primary. ,1. M. Ma! : > - ' I ^ l or Legislature i I.CMII^IOIl COUIII \ . ( I hereby announce my sell adidatc for tlio House of lie T tatives from L xi>11 Count} I loct to the rules pav- rnini,' the -4 * ^ * * eratic primary Isaac Kdw i 111 11 itill C. j j:or Railroad Comn I he wants loner. I'o the Democratic Voters ol ^ e *> L. Carolina. In announcing my Candida llailroa ! Commissioner in the 1 t his summer, I desire !" exp iry J[ * Ol : deep auprcciat ion tor the voti ceived two year,-, uko, iIioukIi L' 3"1 f* not siitlicit nt to elect me. yet " ^ J very grateful to all my frim iheir elT >rts in my lielialf. This year I apjaiu ask your s believing that you now ajfree \ \ that the (Commission most ci i 'i i I* O W II! ' 1 (1 a man u ''IS u:i' 1.11 V> tt I one'! in the several branches I i I 1 ad service. While I iiave ti ? 1 2 1 I. I O c' 'unccted witn am Itailroa 1 capacity since the last cam ??n iT, have kept posted in all mattei tJ t i come before the Commissi >i ^ believe, if elected, I would 1 lOl serve I lie p ople and the stal tape iiisly without i.i!li> tu hardships on tlie Kailrt ads When you employ a man. iness judgment demands that cure the services of the "ii m ^ williup; to perform C < ^ ^ B tin' nnsiliiiri U'aiiI/I .? w x 7 0 * | ' " 1 "" / your intcnsl Lo \<>r,; Km; \ s-* km'kimicmi:?" * .'a.s, A.'Siitninora BURG .A rRI-COUNTY PA1 (i, S. C.. FRIDAY, MAY 22i THREE C< x 1 persIals. -8c : ? Miss Annie Mc I'ureons ??f Ninety Six is the guest of Mrs. 10. L. Hartley, its. Miss Ruby llollnway of AiVen has i been visiting Mrs. .Sara SMuler Miss t'arrie I*.nihil of Anderson under has been visit ing Mrs \V. A. < ooner. at the Mivs Tullic branch has returned ement. from Augusta. rsult of The Tattlers ( iub has adjourned I sine die. ^? Mi. ltalpli Hartley spent a few! hours in Hatesbuiy on Wednesday. I*t. If you want to read all the news of j three county campaigns subscribe to I the Advocate at i nee. i-ioiinee Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Corley of the J date tor sardis section were in town shopping at the Wednesday. I pledge Miss Lyl llayncs oi Lcesville was j seen on our street^ Thursday morninir. Mr. \V. W. Kneece will leave for in inv Macon, (i . on Mav iU). lie will be ,, absent st \eiat we. Us. nyself a ( lor|. ( f Mr. and Mrs Father arc spending ' ; some time at Harris Springs. Miss Hut Kneee spent last Satur nocratic r|Jiy al The Prcshvterian Sunday ^otiool healy. weie pie nie'ier> it Steadmau's yester _______ day. Mr. and Mrs. T H. Kerneghan and rlfiitirlt 1 ..t* M- 1 ' * ? " ...... .. .11. ?ni i niiM. i" reu uuuuui ! _ :n?il daughter, Mi-, and Mrs. N. Rogers i cjiu i |l..y]y and daughter and Mr. Graves otMcc c?f C ioncr spent Monday and Tuesday on ty, and a fishing trip tlii, week The catch I, f was coo I and in consequence over} body had a good time. Mrs. \V.!'. I'lunket, of Granitcvillc, pie v is spending some time here as the __ guest of M s I. D Culluui. Miss Winn, of Ward, left for her K01*. home on Snt !a afternoon. a oandi- ,s,;- Rrabham lias returned xington ^roin *t visit to his home at Kllerlon. uid iv ^e8sio 'dunkct, of Cola, has been visiting here. hocra lie Mr. .iohn Darb} spent a day in 1 'hestcr t!iis week. ayit,r- Messrs. Ira 0. O. son, Wm. M. Car ______ tor and Master Hairy Rutland spent Sunday in.i ohifsf Mr. Mllwee C of Columbia, j j spent sev-: r?l > u.i; his parents. Dr. Dan Gunter. of Atlanta, has yself a been visiting his home folks. J;Z EMORY LETTER. man. We had a nice rcfrcs ling shower ?f 1 _____ i rain Sunday night, wnieh I think wi.l I lielp every thing c ihsiih rably. espocrer. ! jally spring o its. and cotton that ha-, rself a ; .iust liecn planted. i ,r ( We are very sorry indeed to say that : mii'ton "^rs" *' :N'" lA,rrosl ^',0 ',as keen i1 7 quite ill for s nnetiin- is von low, j' 1 L'IL and als i Mrs. Daisy ilorlong who has j 1 li 'en ill for so :i dim i>> worse at this'' pas- writing. Rolli Jainilies have the I greatest sympathy of the community. | Mr. George Crouch and family spent i1 'Sunday with Mr. I rank Matt u \s. Mi .1. w. Wightman of this section : t in- sPcn^ Saturday night in Saluda with J Rev. Way. 11 n>gi>n Mr. G. W. Wirhtnvm of Ridge 1' sll"~ Spring spent Thin -, lav night with demo- relatives o! this section* Mr. ! '. M P, die and family spent ards. Sunday with Mr. S. In Shaw of near | Saluda. Subscrii icr. "iss~ NOTICE R.F.I). CARRIERS. I I South v ' earners I Lexington e ititity are urgently requested to meet at Lexington court house on May IlOth icy lot at I0::it) a. ni . lo transact such bus 'riioary incss that may coiuc li t re the asso ! res^n > ciati.in. Those who cannot possibly I f i attend will please forward their dues on or he I ore said date to II. o. Cross ll was|on, Lecsville. We expect some ad I feed dresses 11om pr miineijt men and we aK tor i hope to have a i ill altend ii ee. Visit nig carriers will tie t he quests of the I. xington carriers, and a huge upport, ,,. , 1 time is expect id. v''-> | i K h. MeCarlha, President. 'Mainly Lecsville, S. C , May in, 1 M0> experi- ? ' NEWBERRY COLLEGE lot ticcii | i! \nn Vk i ai indebted to our bright young 1 m. I I friend, Uerly \ . siioaly, fur an inviI , i tation to at iend tlie .r.'nd com nencement evrc , Newberry College, 1 ,Iune sovt nib to tenth. Mr. Slieaiyi tie to name appeals among the list of gt'ad | a i van nates. THE STORK VISITS THIS VICINITY. ' "id bus- Mr> an(| mrs. Walter MeCarlha you se- have been visited by the Stork ano ost able the result of his visit is twills, a line hitiesof boy an i girl. Mr MeCarlha is tic , . iiiuimil'm 111 hi in ^?uu 1.1 c miiiv. ii be tj ' M\N<o The ab >vo nam-d bird his recently j called at IVitesburg ami left a large baby b >y for Mr, ami Mrs. Albert Jones lDVOCJ 3ER. Hi, UjOS. OUNTIES C EXECUTIVE COMMIT- RAC ? MEN |1Evm COUNTY ores MEETING HELD YESTERDAY TA -PLEDGES CAN NOW BE I Aiken, PILED-CAMP AIGN Carolina DATES FIXED AND race'0^ grcssiuna OTHER BUSINESS ^orc __ shoe strii TRANSACTED. Ions ami Beaufort Yesterday the county campaign ljerK. Ai opened with the holding of the meet- counties, ing of the county democratic cxecu- vanuah r tive committee. The books for the jjom j filing of pledges were opened and a row of those already announced filed ,c Pr<?sc f heir pledges. second to The meeting open id by the election 'U! ',as ('c Mr. Wesley Yonce secretary, vice Mr. serves rc <1. W. K Thorpe. vrlio declined re make it a election- All the clubs were represent H, will ed with the exception of Windsor, Rocky (drove. McTior No. I and Presenttl Sleepv Moll'iw. No 'J The managers Senator S of election were then appointed tor don. C. t tlie various boxes. Messrs <> L. ty: Hon. < Weeks, of White Pond; .1. M . Kverett, senator of Beccli Island, and Dr. Jno. I. tlrccn j.j. ^uL . of Bath, were recommended for appointment as federal election com sP'eu< i( i .nnre l.'.liunwl lm.Au lllllfll nf iiQOioii' < uin i'avvi.iio mniuni ouuto. ... -v .. v, V?\ M Kubauks, and John W. John- Mr. Gat son wore recommended for State commissi* election c jmmissioncrs. for ree)ec The closing dav r- ?r filing pledges estv and was fixed for July 2nd, at 12 o'clock. The first campaign meeting will be been hold at vonce's Mill on July 3rd . member c The assessment of candidates was Mr. To( tixed as follows: State Senator, $2o; against M lltiu-M' of b prosentatives. sflO; Sherilf, |je |,as ? *10: .Merit o( Oourl, *iV. Probate chrmp)011 Judge, t 10: Master, $10; Coroner. 8:t; chief Commissioner, $">; Supt. Edu- i-'ie child cation, si: Auditor, $io; Treasurer, light op n flo; District Commissioners. $2: Mag- "But the istratc, 1st district, fd: 10th and 11th lo cai,.uj districts, *2: all ot!i ?r districts. $1 ,, , 'araes i! eacli. , .. , . , . I First Sou lite c uirt house it was decided i would he used lui ihe 3iate campaign* 3PJ,!'sh v meeting. 1 'in -r, is A resolution was adopted, endors. connect!' iug the Turnbull resolution, whicli Pw 1 year was passed at the county convention, convent in and requires that all voters must, vote at the box nearest him In the Judicial I u?>on 111 district in which lie resides, w.is [ declined t passed Colonel The following recrmmendi i n, wa s j debate soi made by the committee on assess-1 and ahvaj ments: " N re a nnmen i lli it from the. j j(1 , minimis raised from assessments, j die general expenses of tlio cunpiign |eo,l,lin re paid, and that the balance re- Hisf.ithe training he divided equally It'tween I Tillman, lie boxes to 1) by the managers up- congress f ) .rli tiled as t'?ey see lit. ' ;iM(j lvor, The dates for the holding of the j iJered ampaign meetings were tixed as foiows FY PR] ( ampaign Dates j f\l .1 nly Vonce's Mill. July i0, lVothr./s Mill. July i4, (Jeo. hvhrand's .Mil;. ! July 1.1, Wagoner KA1LKU/ July id, IVrry. pn?? July 17. Sal ley, July K VViuris u. July 21, Hath. ,,,, , i . , . . I be ra i .1 ulv 2 t. t a-vrwater town Aug I. iteech Island Club 11 uise. amend ui Aurf. 1 Hawthorne. to tbe 'il* Ann night, North Augusta. Some U Ann s,p in., hang ley. dered tha Ann 10, night, Ciranitevillc. ; |.ll)olc(1 NV Aug. 11. night. \ auclnse i Aug la, While l'ond. -'pa id'"or - . into etTei company LEESVILLE S NEW GIN? *r for an exi NEW. i;ra'!*r,^; Ground w.i ?:* Monday for the ? ?* Heesvioe x >: ;.:in r\ which will -v 1 |i/l W place the id ne nurned last winter. n 11 r The I ui i id in o will h.* of brick with i K K | cement floor and metal roof as near! , ire proof as is possih e for a ginnery I to he, and will be equipped with the ; most up to date machinery obtainable ' I'oughk The gins are 111 latest improved , siateincn models In which the brush Is entirely i * nice tie eliminated, the lint being removed I ^.V1,1,1!.01! , 111V. ?? (IN .1 in Ins exj method long st aple colt on is success , sehauser fully handled an 1 l lie <|iia lily of short staple greatlv improved. The daily j ' *1^ capacity will be about I >0 hales, and .\VV-st^l:a\' the management inf irms us that the c,i the st pin1.1 will be as complete as any in .tone-tl the cotton belt. j.ctcalm. This modi out lit is due to the ef- 4w^l1|( forts of general manager I I lamp not my i llendrix. who is ever alert to the in to asu toi to rest of then large patronage, and 1*V?i! superintendent J. T. Hid. They ' .|J, lecentlj sj i ui some time in Georgia there wh and Alabama inspecting numerous and one p ants and conferring wit h maniihic '.'J!'! ; lu re I'M of gin machinery and litis plant mv actii , is the result of these inspections and pealed. I conferences. Leesville News. ? and am i ' L _ / 14 "411 VTR Mitchell J\V|H " * I < <>!? $1.00 PKR ANNUM :nNnpM<sPn t B CAROLINA. DENVER DELES4L CANDIDATES FOB CON- TION TO VOTE IS IN THE SECOND AND _ nnviM LK OF DARK HORSE FOR BRYAN. s. O. May it.?one ,.fOVERWHELMING VOTE :rOR TT. fT THE PLEDGING OF DELpolitic^ is looked lor In the { FP ITFO ;ongress in the Second Con- j Lllr i LiD. I district which ^rderethe mk[m TILLM4N m GW mties cm H.H. WATKINS AND GEN. 40 miles wide and consists of WILIE JONES ELECTED DELE" , Hampton, Barnwell, Bam- GATES AT LARGE?W. F. ken, Kdgeiieid and Saluda STEVENSON 10 I AKl all of which border the Sa- TILLMAN'S PLACE. 'oM'atturson, of Barnwell. is !I?,"m(KTa" ""LI " ilham Jennings Bryar! The state nr. representative, scr\ing his convention yesterday went on record, rm. Ills friends claim that endorsing the Ncbraskan for tlie Dem toe faithful service and do- ocratic noini lation for president, and -election, hut otin-rs will the 18 delegates to the Denver-convention were instructed to cast as a unit their ballots for Bryan, first, last and have several opponents. At all the time. le announced candidates are ELECTION <>F DELEGATES, mith, of Hampton county: The election of delegates to the naV. (Laincs of Bamberg conn- tional convention then came up Mr. 1. L. Toole of Aiken. J-r* Otts brought in a resolution Smith, although in public ^at the two Foiled states,senators . be elected liy acclamation; that the ' sl,orl' whllc' lias "m',e a district (leluKaU-s W. elected by the ceord md his friends expect districts* that t wo delegates at large him. be elected by billot, and that one of ris was for six years railroad the alternates rocjiving the highest .tier and although defeated ^ber of votes hi named in place or , # senator Tillman, wiio will not be tion be left a record of lion- present integrity wliicli lias never There was objection to this plan by ,tinned, lie is at present a several, but it was linally adopted if the legislature. with slikrbt changes. , .... The report relating to the election lie, of Aiken, was in the race .o? . . .. of the two I nlted btates se latora, II. r. Patterson two years ago ft. Tillman and Frank K <lary, by actiade his reputation as the' clamation, was unanimously adopted of lower passenger rates and and carried out. labor bill, lie made a good Tlieu came the nomination of the other twu delegates at large, i both issues. . (iCIlJlV). D.Frost nlac.vi in nn*l. car.vav, u.e uarK ..viso Wj,llam K G )aziles of Coate and at present Hon. lumbia. . Tillman, C iloiiel of the Jno. G.Mobev placed in nominate Carolina Regiment in the Hon Gen. Wilie Jones of Columbia, ear. ^.M ^lieutenant gov- .M ,Bonliam-placed in nomina. . ,. A i-HHvh MvW?t.kinsof A-uders.ui, ? , Mn ''""'tlonM M "us n J W|Ward nominated J. 1'. "> Grace of Charleston. , ig > th: Eigelleld county All of these nomsnations receive:! u passed resolutions callint numerous seconds. The result of the , lti> . -e I,, vote elected Messrs Watkins and to run for Cingiess '>ui " . . , .. . lones as delegates at large. 1 s0, before the. ballots were taken the Tillman has met in joint candidates were asked to express their vie of ilie ablest men in thi<. preferences for 15rvan. All stated that ,'s held his own, if not more. tiie\ advocated the election of W ill* , .. . iam J. liryan fur president, irded as one ol the most . .. , i lie election of alternates then came speakers in South Caro.ina. (Jp U.S. Henderson nominated W. r, the late Hon. George D. F. Stevenson of Churaw; 15. J. Wiurepresenteci this district in tfard nominated J. P. Grace of Char or id years and left a name 'eaUm, J. P Carey nominated I)r. R. b. Smith ol Pickens: Dr. Olin Sawyer I mat will bs tajraiom- nominated William It Goimlcs: Mr. 15. 1 Manning nominated Col. Thus. nnn /an \nn iittt t I B. Crews of Laurens and moved liis ESS ORDER WILL lecl1 ;1 by aoclan ation. To is was ipposed by several and the biliot was QTANn |ordered. All nomin itions received a O 1 iiLllJ* . second and Lite result of the uallot is lD COMMISSION WILL RE- rStuTontho alternate.at large TO CHANGE FORMER *asa? follow.; \\. P. Stevenson 2^7; Dr. R. F . RULING. ! Smith 2i0: John P. Clrace 2G"i: T. J{. , jii. Crews 21.i: \v. p. Gon/ales 201. Iro 11 coiiimis.iondeclined to riils practically ended the interest change their order relative |n Uu. C(,nvention. Thft electlon 0 '-ding f express packages. district delegates was a matter of iv..' . gi the commission or- form There was no opp >siLion to the t vxpivs pickages shall be report of the committee on platform ith a ticket on which w.s any particular and the resolution instructing for hryati went throug h ^VnlSi/^'l'llU orlnrwinl "ith0"1 * vote- Tllcr'.t y\ n | {?, pi, . was some little discussion on one or asked Die coinmissisu i two of the resolutions sent hack by the e order so io limit it t > j committee, but this practically closed B^P^e'Bsan J ib.- a!?> asked j (he convention Jlisl IWlirp :I,H? _ Ill Ill >1.11 I'. II'- I III- "" " carried <int ii it!i i.> | i -i: s "tent Senator II R. Tillman was nomi refused. inated io succeed himself on tiie national executive c unm ittee. ' CONFIDENT OF "> p i fj r t *T 4 Delegates at large?B. R. Tillman, j L A. O L 1H A. ! F. Ii. Gary, II II. NVatkins, Wilie SHORT TIME. u. w.,rl?K | ul Charleston and i>r. K. Julian Car ei'p.ic, N. N In iht Inst roj| 0l summcrville. Alternates A, t made by Harry Is rhaw . .. ,, .. ., . . c line line from MaUeaw.ui. ' ^cC"y0 . , t'1'k?lcy 111,11 l)r" NN A' White's slaver dementi it ' h h'by of Colleton, idulv nervous on thcitanrl 'un,. district Harley of mi i :iat i fore JtMic Moi l,"r"we I and C a W ilnam-ot Aiken. and tlecLi:e> lhal lie i* con- A I]'n.ai N.nK t hristensen, Jr. earlv release I lurd distnei Kenneth Maker of oY me, please," said the Greenwood and i. C. Stri hling of Oco .. . n>*e. Alternates, II. C. Tillman and sone'. tli.il lepoil i- |v. Coke I) Mann, e mi-,tidied mi when I was Komi 1? district H. F. Tuwnscnd of Ilu i a" -Miy III their n-iion and l>r. W. C, Hla<k or Green ml I was nervous an 1 did not vliU. Alternates. S. .1. Nlehols of i want t ? say for myseli -.partanburg and Clarence Cunning was pelieelly calm when I |,;iin m Laurens. the w.Loess Stand It. was fifth district?John (i. Kiohardsof nervousness that caused une Kendiaw and J. ai. Cherry of Rock r a repel it ion of Mr Jeromes |,j]| Alternates, W. W. Dixon of .but u was something that winn-boro and N. W. Harden of e seemed t;> miss. Just as Waeksburg. onie bewail to question ine Sixth district I). II. Traxlcrof Tim is a change of stenographcis, nionsvillc and .i. II. Manning of I,alia passed between Mr. J'Tonic Alternates, W. ii Andrews of George eii. I hat caused me to miss lown ancj (j0f j) A# Spivey of Conway lion. That may have led to Heventh district?Thomas h\ Brant 'K nervous when it was re- |t,y 0f Orangeburg and Hon. ,iohn It. I feel well and quite happy oiif'on of Sumter. Alternate, j. S. sure ul my release.' Wannamaker of St Matthews.