The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 22, 1908, Image 4
ANOTHER HOLD-1
AND SANDBAG61NG
ONE MAN ROBBED ON STREET
COLOMBIA, ANOTHER SLU(
GEDINA DARK ALLEY NO
ARRF.STS MAM
Columbia. H. C., Mav Is The
lice have been prot^txliiik |lul
anything about it ail day. but it t
pi res this afternoon that another!
up and highway robbery occur re
Columbia early Sunday morning.
A white highwayman, masked >
automobile goggles, ami aided
negro, held up \V. O. sleigh, an (
trician, at the point of a revolver,
robbed him of *10 and a bundle i
taming a hat. 1 lie hold upocc
while M r. Sleigh was on Ids wa
his home on Lumber sire't, no
from Assembly street:
Mr. sleigh reported ih<? nv.vUt
the police department, rnd a po
man, coming upon the Idgliwayi
started in pursuit, liiit they lire
liiin, when about 50 feet away,
returned the fire. The rohhcts t
? 1
Ion Main
now read
Suits.
After s
best taili
apprentu
I New Vorl
with Bur
chant ta
I am pi
re pa rinjc
My pri
| Bate
"t
IS A PLE/
"\
OUR Mail Order Depar
paring Special Vali
passes that we don't
Values that are reser
customers who can c
offered every day in t
should he made for
person.
ASK to have your n
order Special Shee
WE PAY YOUR RAIL
you will see from
appli cation.
Some Mail Oi dei
$1.25 Long C
$1.50 LnglisI
12c. YARD WIDE ORE
in Stripes, Checks
05c. I5LACK TAP LET/
for the price, ricl
Write for
J. B.1
AUGUSTA'
#
1
[in pcd the bundle, which was iu>v.'uiiftn[Tmijrni] DHL I 10II
"" and Idem lHod..s?ho pron-rtv Of MrJbUIJi Htn ll rUflUNH"
Sleigh. Tlwreareuocli.es to the per UPVi Tfl filFFT IW
sons and no solution of the mystery is IjIvW 1U lil-iLji 11*
probable. PHARIflTTF
A little earlier there was what ap UllAlbLtU 1 1 ?|
pnnu>h.'?UMu? ?,?..w mul COK VENTiON (ir ASSO
'v kjunf Arthur M. Kodgers. a lin.-nian
l r..r the Sotii hern Dull Telephone com- CIA f 10?* WILL BEGIN 1UES*
* p.iny, was f ?tn?<I hi an alley two (loots DAYNOTABLE FEATURES
I south ol his home on Hull street, in an Qp pjJE GATHERINGS
unconscious condition.
Mr ,J I**. I 'rake, a irollevc txhietor,
f .iiikI Mr. liters mi the alley, and Cha'lotte, N. I May 1/. Publishsaw
an unknown man .standing ovct or. representing all tlie larger daily
',<>w him. The tniverioiis man ran a.% wr ?e vsp yers Train Virginia to Texas
r:i,'s Drake appioach 'd The p ?lie..; have ii"d t he Atlantic to the Mississippi
been searching for him all day. hui v%l" K it.1 let in ( harlot te 1 uesday
there have been no developments 111 Tor the annual convention ol
v. ... ,, - . . . the Sou: hern Newspaper Publishers'
Neither Mr llodgers watch i o.' mor. . ..
association. 1 he programme ot the
*" ' ey were molested, though there were two sesdons embraces addresses by a
a indications of a hard struggle. The number of prominent Americans, in
'1,v* police authorities believe it to he a eluding George Harvey of Harper's
and m.se of sand bairifimr. .dr. Kodeers is Weekly.
.... ,, . 1no annual banquet will be held
" stnl ma serious condition. ... , , . .. ,, ,
Wi-d-ieMlay evening at the Selwyn
ured .
hotel. 1 uesday alternoon ttie pub>y
Sporting Goods I lislws v\il! be given a car ride over llie I
l far , , . .... city and a smoker In ine veiling at
Send your orders for anything in .. , , , ,
v t lie Southern Maiiufac urers club and
>r to *'s '^P'tbiing s or Leach s Wednesday al ternoon they will view
makes) to Jacoh Ihos. 11 hi Main St., the county from automobiles.
Iioo
C iluinbia, K. c. Also h vnlqu i iter ~ ~~ ~ ?
m for lushing Tackle and Sporting; Hor Sale
' " Goods, repairers of guns bicycles and \ ^ No. 1 .1 irsey cow tresli in milk.
autumoliiles. Fittirg keys a specialty ' I'rice $10.(Kt Address
Imp- 4 j#-, 11- j box IU, Monetta, S.
. Merchant Tailor. 1
opened a m irehant tailoring establish m ent
Street, next door to the "I5ie Hive" and am
y to take orders for Spring an I Summer y
>everal years experience under Columbia's
>rs I am well etiuinned in the business. Mv
eship has been uncier Peter <). Huetli of B
\ and ISoston and who wa?< for many years |jj| JJJ
dell and Charles Pearson, the lending merilors
in the notth.
epared to do first class cleaning, pressing, CJT
and altering on short notice. I
ces to suit the times.
i ,
Arthur LJpann, I >sburg^
S. Carolina. I jj
ii
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SHOPPING |
5Y MAIL" I
ASURE WHEN SHOPPING |
IS DONE AT |
VHITE'S." |
tnunt. puts forth special efforts every week, in preics
for the ont-of-Augusta customers. Not a week Jl
mark a special price on from tjn to twentv five Special'?*?
. ,...1 VI : I /\?.i a. ? ... . m r . . . .* . ^ V
>cu iwi iTiiin wrucr tusioiuurs. we no ihis because tile ^
0111 j to the store, are here to pick up the bargains ^
he week, and we feel that some special concessions x
the shoppers who cannot conn to do their selecting in x
0
a me put on our Mail Order List , ai. : our ''Mai i 0
t" wll be mailed to you. 0
fa
WAY FARE I , fa
the shopper's Guide, v;hi /; Ai.LJ to sent, upon ^
0
r Specials are as Follows. j ^
loth, (just 50 pieces in the lot) forNhc. Piece.
i Nainsock, 12 yards to piece, $1.25 Piece. 0
fa
SS OINCillANS, 7c. This Ginpham is full yor I v;; le, ^
an 1 Plaids, full pieces NOT remnants.
^ SILKS .Wc. 19 inches i n-, ^xtra jo i . 0
i, good black. 0
_ _ %
What You Want to ?
WHITE & CO .J
S ONLY DEPARTMENT STORE. *
\
fHR BATPSBU*?0 ADVOCATE
mi
j| May Spe<
l|j| Dry Goods.
10-4 Sheeting 35^ quality
for ?3c per yd.
4-4 best Sheeting 14 yds.
for $1.00. Cheaper grade
3pff| 15 1-2 yds. for $1.00
Sea Island 5c per yd.
Good heavy feather ticking
12 1-2 c per yd.
Brown Linen 14c per yd.
10 and 12 l-2c Muslins for
8 3-4c.
vf5v^ White Lawn the 12 l-2c
kind for Oc.
15c Lawn for II I-2c.
ft! We are also
and saucers w
11 THE BEE
I C
wmm HEARa?irrr?r
M I y 0? staling thai Chief .
IW*** ZD* ( fixed Tuesday. Ma;
IF,F JUSTICE FULLERTO SIT ATI,,isipenKiiry case- T
ilCHMOND ANII REVIEW THE !.''
the orders <?l .Ind^
CASE. i tfard to the State
, , , and the whole ?11
okimbia. May iA.?Attorney Ben- ,, . .
, , , I'ritchard s course
il Lyon tins alttfinom, received 1 at this ht.;iri?K, an |
VOUR RAILROAD LAR
S AUGUSTAS' RETA
5* ? =
Admittedly the Cheapest at
L Visitors to Augusta, will find it very easy to sa\?.
S else in the South. I he Merchants of Augusta, wan
gust a, an I with this in view, Inee perfected arrani;
I ?ate -hal reach or evceed the sini I minimum, whi
Your ^J\'ti/rt>ct(/
J "
It liia^lincne omnunt t/? onl- l.?lf ?> -
^ .. , ............ ........J U..V ...... lie ltl|l
Oil Purchases of .... $9Q.
5 " . ?:?.
! '?*
; ss.
* " .15.
^ " " ' 20.
)
. Come an.1 bring your wife. Railroad Fare Paid
neigborsV It wou'd help you to get your Railro
I prices ever}' time you come
; .'/v, .v are (in r/ (i s Jx /o r t/i e *S /n> i
It is not necessary to make the entire amount of |
| Retail Merchi
1 HAKIRS & COM l-CTION- Cl.OI IIINti AM) FI RM
I 1; R S : INtiS:
II M. Claussen, II .1 Porter & CO..
1 MoHingsworth & Jo., L Sylvester & Sons,
| IIOOKSFI.I.RS AM) J. Miller Walker,
STATION I: RS: .1 It White & C ?
' Ricliai'i! Stationery Co. CROCKFRV <il.\SSAN
i HUaOIFS \NI) HARNHSS: CHINA WARE:
II H C as ke ry, Lee & W ells,
1 J II I).iv, J It. White ?& Co.
I I.yon & Kelly, DFPARTMliNT STORI!
Field Co., .1. It White & C
1 CARi'lil S AND W v|.|. |)RV (it)ODS:
PAPER: C. .1. T. (talk
T. (i. Itaile ?& Co., A Itleakly,
W. I Walker & Co . Iturton Taylor Wise Co.
CKIARS \M) TOIt \ JCO: R. I.. Hunter Co.
.1 .1. Hiiier ?S: C Mullarky A Suiliv an,
Itnrdel-Cooper tobacco Co.,Von kump, Vaughan .V
CI.OTI1IN(l<&FURNISSUNOS (ierald.
August Dorr's Sons .1. It. White ?!* C
I.C l.evy fit Co., ELECTRIC \NI> ACI;I V
.1 Willie l.evy & Co., I,HNE SUPPLIES:
I-. S Mi Oreary ?Sc Co., Itril Electric Co..
For Further In fori
Merchants Associ
Rooms, 747
\
sials >
at Garber's.
| Clothing. | Shoes.
|$5.00 anil $6.00 Suits for $5.00 low cut Shoes f
, $.5.05. $3.95.
ftS" and 9 00 " i 4.00 Oxfords for 2.<*8.
10. and 12.50 ' " !3-50 " " 2.70.
17.05. 3.00 " .. 2 4H
4.00 I'ants for 2.0K. 2 s0 .. .. ' '
3.00 44 44 2.25.
2.00 44 44 1.29. *? sec our pate
A biff lot of knee pants at leather shot for 2.00.
cost* , . . ? Ladies low /cut shoes fn
50 and 60c Shirts for 43i,.
75c shirts for 59c. I l,P*
11.00 and 1.25 shirts for 89c Children's shoes in
Underwear in all kinds | prices.
J and prices. |
giving: away a set of cup
ith each $5.00 trade.
HIVE,
arbsr Bros.,
Batesburg, S. C.
- I > ? mM? III II ?4* I
0 I-edera! ?.ourt of;,jjsp#>ns;iry funds fully argued before Newberry Col!eg
mud. a telegram, j f |U, court of Appeals. From that Sunday, 8:80 p.
luslico I' idler lias < *.?nrt the ease will doubtless be taken B. II. 1 urnipseei
1 Jt>, lo hear the to the Supreme Court of the United. Monday, June
his is 1 be ease in j nual concert. 4:
IUS appcaieii i rom LEESVILIE COLLEGE CLOSING. 'Ir,'is' m
c Pritchard In re- class.
, , The closing exercises of Ueesville , ,
dispensary funds Tuesday. June
, , , i College will b*.gin on Sunday, May :?1 ,
lost ion ol Judge ..... , , . i , i> . dav exercises. S
with the baealanrente sermon by Rev.
will be brought up .( ^ j, ^cju.rer d i> t president of Hon. ( . C. Keatl
the status of the
B PAID liOTH WAY UY I (IB V13VViE<S OF
1L MERCHANTS ASSOCIA
id Most Satisfactory Retail Trade Centre in the Sout
i their Railroad fare, besides buying goods cheaper than they can be bou
t the Oat-of-Town Customers, to get in the habit of making mare frequen
intents, to Refund Railroad !:arcs to every purchaser of .Merchandise, wii
ch has been set by the Association.
^ fit h 1 V(11/ s on the ?fatlountuj 38as is of
lired amount, yoii^fare one way. will be refunded.
or Over, Railroad Fare Raid Both ways for ?
" 75 to 1
.... SO to
" 30 to
. .. _ 20 to
10 to
- . I to
forbnlt in the same proportion as above. t an't you do some shop
ad Pare Raid Remember you always get the advantage of the lowest
ip ens S/tiu/e ti t the first face I 'y// at f'e C/~
purchases with any r ne merchant, hut with any or ail of the members of
ants Association, whose names are printed below .
SH RJRNITliRI:: Ml: \T DBALfcRS: RLU.*m RS:
I. I. It iwles I 11 nit ore Co., A Connor Sons. I <i Itrltting
R. SN . Iturnham Furniture MliRwHANI" I'All.ORS: I: ?. Frbeldin;
Co., August Dorr's* Sons, I'neo ti McA
lones Furaiture Co., Howe & Co . Ri.lJAlBINO
I It Wit ice & Co A H Allege!, SliWKR RIRi
,1) FRIJII DHU.HRS; F. ti Mertins. W ATHRFIXI
I S.liiadaressi. NFWSRARFRS: Hallelian & O
tiRO liRII-": \ogil sta Chr micle, RRINI'FRS:
Castleberry & Augusta Herald. Chronicle Job
S: llollingswortli ev C ?., l) 'IICIANS:
.1.1 Janes Co., I>r R M. Whitman, Rhoenix Rrint
Jones & Sticwmake, RH INO.IRARil#: ... SHOES:
Alarks' (irocery C ).. Rosignol, the music Man, ( allahan & Do
A W'uldeniar. I hosnias & ltirton ^).. Jno. R Dill
II \R!> VARI;: RIANOS & MUSIC (ireat Eastern
II H Coskery, DEALERS: U larver. Ala
tio.vivia il 11\| vari? C.? . ? aile ri\\i? ('?. iiuiiienii Mark
I It Hem street Cfe Bros r?e\rilinr Mini; II >u*e, H. J. Porhir v.
JCWEt.tO : Rosinnol, the Music Mm. Rice ?Sc O'Co mi
IVon taut's, Tliom is & Barton Co, J. B White &
A. I. Renkl, TRUNKS: TOILET AND I
Wm Schwelgert. tilliott Ti unk Co , Savoy Special!
L.J Sell au I J It White & Co. ' '* White &
STOVES &
ISM INtiS:
Jones Eurnitu
l>. Slusky,
Spetli Itr >the
mation, Write Augusta R<
at ion, Chamber of Comme
Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
8
or
nt
?m
nil
S ^
c.
. in,, sermon by Rev.
j.
31st, 11:30 a. 111 , anon
p. m., alumni ad.
recital by elocution
2nd, 11 a. ni., class
:30 p . in., address by
lierstone.
TION |
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a lAm*
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^bt anywhere
it visits to Au- W
jre the aj^rc- Q
ft
// rc/i a ses: ^
100 Hiles X
ioo mg
75
50 *
20 ?
10 " U
pin?; for your ^
t cash bargain tp
feNAi
y
> / ^
a r chases. ^
llie Augusta Of
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SUPPLIHS.
I-:. CiAS AM) V
URI-S:
Dstello.
Printing Vp
"It Co.
pson Shoe Co
Shoe Co. R
s Shoe Co..
or Shoo Co |mt
Co ^ jr
:AN 'VCiOODS \M
y Store. ra
HOUSKFURN W
y.
V
rs. ^
etail ?
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