The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 16, 1908, Image 1
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Tfc BATESBURG ADVOCATE
A TRI-COUNTV PAPER.
ESTABLISH>3D 1901 _____ BATESBURG, S C., IRII>AV. Oct. 16th, ipOS- $1.00 PER ANUM
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T?vo lots in Daleslwrn about one ^
I,all acre each. Desirable location
f:or terms see firs. It. I Dates.
lib MEWS OF IT
COTTON MARKET.
*()A!) tUNK S Bateshurjj Spot <S 3-4c.
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s $S50,Doa.oii 2- WAS
3SKS f PERSONALS.
ary and July. *C ? _ _ _
2-5^
All l hose having visitors will confer
1PPORTUN1TY
2; I!l favor upon I he Ad voc it? by sen linn (
IS3*1 ^ 1,1 l,K'ir ?"'?.es ?r u'r?,v '"bursday THE
of each week.
Miss Isabel Brooker is visiting at
Swansea.
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m \ \! \ \ Mr. 1). K. Strother. o! Johnston, ait r
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/g was in Batesburg this week.
til** i < n i \ i< 'I i< <' ?>1
that horouphlv ivliu- % Col. K. W. Hunt, of the Southern
, c^C Hailroad, spent ruesday night in
1 ''O.-kM.-? ? Batesb,w.
the coini's lion can Njg
S3? Miss Jennie Thomas, of Rulgeway,
II lillSllX'S . will ll'd , . . . '
w is here on a visit to her cousin. Mis.
lis iUH oimt with us, ^ c. E. Craven. rhe
i?t it >i tit 11 \- liia'li stand- .. .. .... . . the m.
Mrs, M. 1\. Smah, of Ridge Spring, .
h.k*iil <m-inincM'uial ^ is visiting relatives in town. itspro
udicit thoan mnts <>f ... .. , , much
i* Miss 1 it; i kutlaiKl rairw mm *
s^r . rresui
aim iiiuiviuiia . gjjy I Columbia yesterday to spend the p;s cd
jlt^ m week end with the home folks. p.
, ft k\] * ' Mrs. Lucy McLena. of Johnston, est in
^ A ; N .v i_ was a visitor to Mrs. C. I.. Plunkett too nil
C- thls week- any pi
. Mr. M. C. Wise, oi Greenwood. J1 c "
"i"1.' "11 nil 1 ^ . .. . rhc at
is spending a few dav near town. I
: mark
NMuwb N?b ifeystiiS? Mr. and Mrs. L B. Cartledge and ;ovoll,
is.-! >i*V? v& Mr. and Mr.. S. F. 'en y and child- rour<.
'"Lren were amonir those from Bates- pC^K.;
bury who took in the "circus" in sec
iavifiK Account with the ( Columbia today. Halesl
Trust Company. I Mr- aml Ucnl Gunter ot expcc
c Seivern, spent this week with their yala a
ts i,y Mail Solicited S daughter. Mrs. J. B. Stokes. to the
cent \ i-i licr on
/ Railroad Commissioner 15. L.
COl UMIilA C. i Caughman, of Columbia, took in
^ the Fair Wednesday. K|c."
.. , ? Rev. N. N. Burton, ol Langlcy, longer
visited his daughter, Mrs. L. 1). |Jul 0,
Cullum, this week, j sel>
Mr. and Mrs. .T. C. Cullum* and 1 ^ei
C'*NI " tl TTI | little son, of Augusta, arc visiting t'Ctary
?V .mJfZ JtmmmJL? JLLJ relatives in town. late h
>r Theatre Parties. * * ..... anxio
I Mr. George Comann, ot Utggins .
>eason. , , .... . istrati
I rerrv. spent several davs this week 1
tnoug
^ _ in town.
^RI^ES ??
and Up-to-date.
BROIHERS I FARMS
Augusta, ua.i
W'c <_ i\ r pari i
I 'OR SALE , u i-, i mi-.
iorouy.1, ired Rhode Island Red \ clirrkiU'J th
iters. Spring hatch.
V WuKCrsltnyly. I " ? I at'l IH T slio.l
\dvacate Office. < ?11 f s;i villus
t llr?atVordil): .
J X! NGTON I'AIR < 1 rawals \\ '
i . I," \in ,'lop ('; i- ('< rt iIirttt <>s ? >! i
i I ion ue now rva ly 'or 'ml t Trst.
tin - A : i of ! lie ,,
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rmnlilimi. Ti.t -1 i ;. j
. fun ish ii sullii ii I I \\ i.V con i itl I i \
<\ :t vale, for till I- r J thrir Iktllkin.u'
us are thai the i .
isa h .,i li ' ltei r usual In.: h
i'l.. i Mir jiiaiit v and <iuai Kill'
I'. /.miaiermn'i ot Mntth \ .
, II \ I . U ' - \ II e X | i l l horsl
ce \ awarn l lie Premiums .1
arena.
i lot . I u se in'.e:; I iii :
i . i"i i ii ; : t heir en * rles I _ ?? .
i : - i . ; *is v n a e >n \ oiiient
i -v it,- in s: i in ar I tie
e a.y s , w ill hi> 'upen i
' i i hi i Hie in l.exinut. n ,, ... . . . .... a:,;"
f tlha iel a. .he Pair Mr' aml MrS' G' L:r
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, M.sses blise yiul hdna . o.
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Columbia College, tool i '-air 1
thi., week.
v >\Mt Ki.i.l.iN .a' lll-RI: I'liOM Mi- e Lillie But iardt ' Neil
l.o os Wiiuti'. ot Ward . were . u : . to ^ . j
' %! \ilr.;.>; i...t r. Past and M. lice B-n; e 1 1 1 ,
'.?ir? iie. Will hi h re nil it the 1
t <>i week. l?ove unit buslitvsn Hon. and Mrs. ( M? an
ttcrnespecially. Ratiklrt Motel# Misses Lucile and i Kfirdofl^^
Lcxin .ton were : :r.t v' ;?ois|uc'
Snrnllt, , IstfU
..v. \\ illutm Mitchell of Mount- ...
, . . Miss Cora Hello lv t c; i> spendpe
.everai days in town this . , 11
ing a few days with fi parents at S}K.
Bishopvillc. ;n;r
M Kub> Glover attended the
deny Widow" in Augusta Friday Mr- Kcl!ers Mit< m"n ?f Soulh ""I
,'nt Carolina College was * visitor here
Messrs. Gerald and Jim LaGrone, ' ray
lin Kushlon. Martin Mathcny were | Miss Kva Yarborouph has returnnongthc
fair visitois this week. ed from an extended trip north.
I REE CPUNTIES
A GRAND SUCCESS.
I THE TRI-COUNTY FAIR- VERY LARGE ATTENDANCE.
I EXHIBITS WERE EQUAL TO ANY STATE
FAIR.
HJlt'.NG THE WCr.'v THE 1MHENCC CROWD WERE 15 SPLENDID
HUMOR AN J HOT A SINGLE ARREST MADE FOR DRUNK
EN ESS NT NT WEEKS 1SSURE WILL CONTAIN
A C0 ::PlETE ACCOUNT
! r.-County hair a-. exceeds j their usual wont. Frisky colts, lowo.\
- nguitic i :c c unions ?>i klne. sheep, floats and swine arc
?iec v.i and it is ; source of numerously entered
i'j: ration to the wide vakej The poultry exhibit is replete in
ent In M. E. Rutland, and inan: varieties of fowl yard 'ore.
Trie corps o 31 fleers that The building is comfortable and
ie annual 1 air is '.he grand- well arranged. Tim exhibits are
its tory. 1 he exhibits lar above the average. Stately turkeys
inn is to rnume ne surpass and quacking ducks, plump Piyc\
cxhit ion in point of j mouth socks, White Rodents and
- rid magnificent display, whiter Leghorns, thrifty Wyandotts,
:tc e cede i the ,0001 gee c, eacoeks atul pigeons. Rhode
ii: c 1 v 1 a mote i hit. v- . Helgium 1 iares, Broi:
>. ; n: on:erly con t ' vhite Holland Furkcyj. ct
co >.c . related to-on .>e a creditable array in . oseldom
o ics privilege to i try done under the capable managel'-'
>'':< :c t opening da;. : Mr. Austin As'oill. Sv. . i
)ui;; ..'oie an ir o pleased the lri-C'.mty Fair outside,
' at. that cuhr.inated in the -.V/hm the main cntrr; e to the
ttirr t welcoming hospitality lett one is struck with the profuse
i- reciative tnsitors within varieties of nuts, fruit ., vegetable
'a:,, g border,-., lor four con ncd -ud farm products. ?. h .
ce day. o: unceasing merti :: 1:ic cotton stalk-, cane. co::
and pleasurable profit that pro- oats, peas, wheat, rye. pungen n<
the i'ri-County Fair to be no pcrs, ornamental gourds, .'.o.d;.
1 an experimental inception pumpkins, aromatic hens, ; av. r >,
te huge success at the very out- asparagus, nun- us, who r m\i
extcrion bids <cr an ox plot ;loi <.
;pitc previous entries the Sec -' fhe:IrTusoov,;. ctepiitfs. t1 ' rtcr
s office was besieged to a mammoth si/o all must von 'o
our with clamorous exhibitors j be appreciated, Ti e
usly awaiting their time of reg- Phosphate C--. of Charleston it . 1
on. The handsome building, pressed by the grand colic ' of
h spacious and conveniently varied /arm products c.f tiv* ?mer.
HRS' BUSINESS
ctlhl I' It t t Ol )1 i< III . ? ( 11 I >lisi ||CS> i ?l
mm >n n t \\ i t It ;t 1 ?;i ijU sacitini'iiM' uji'
id I? without.
i' | 11 ; 11 m ' 111 is aunt lief i'Vci'I h'tll I'M
;t - it doc . he |?r i : I '?I with
' -f ? m .it:' Mvsl it It l I 1 i i "< . i? >111 Its.
fjM -d | < i s-s !, hi mi In. |M*r relit
.i! w ;tys :il i . <lis|M?spl .. r . ir
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ill it r 1 !;? lit r, i i?t - 1.? i n:i kr I h i-?
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I'.ANK OK
I'.ATI -P. I liO
ip< >' was tave.l to the utmost P' -,; Mr. M. K. Kut.au ! comp'
ip< to ru mn.odate the en in; . 'es 01 hotneprown ha\ rna.
i<; ? xiul to. ;y ovei topping a baa >f
r. t z Hate.'-but" tor tc.. ba ; and bass of grain. r
a i round is imprt . ed moth corfij etc., all .-uggcstiveo tl.
i p; ( ?ea y thr vat r. , : i woju'w 1 icsour .
? hwi-iti ; I a cinine: < e a.; vr ;' .. il nd \v:ti ihe ;>
mature; .. red lor \ - iwr ! r ? ; t son? >t t-?" Now:u
live arc., i. O; en swings t; > n . re ? .< ,iy do wc li'~ hi
! . is gate; ?. within all is bu? tr. ' vo wcilth of ...ft i'armei sr. ;
.i. tivity. Cos is ,uc floating the o; wl < i inca "c < i. u
he exhihiratin; breeze while .. . in.Co. it a rt
. trained band di out ;cs . i .iii. .r < ::tati\c one. I'hc lessen speal
in > oi music. On the glee: -1 J< tsel and impacts c c .<.I won
n tent. : :i\< .Turin n he In- mi . ul panicy times a pi o:t.
hi time as it were and magic j wi:' -1i e v.i p would we but ittd
eleisare houlir p torth .a tne.i i: ? a practical appli*.;*ii >n. Lil
nimble tyle to the indulgent a- I .aban ot old on: cattle should ion
Si iicnt o. the on-looker on a thou .u I hili . The tastetul
lorsos even seem to ? nv< i nlhb l? .-urate 'udv both o* Mc
the spirit ot the ?cc;ision and ar- o.list Kpi .-opal church pi< iti<
rd oi tltc gala attire o.' an entiy over by Mrs. Hoatwright and M
, step with more animation than Cai wile supplied home made ca
dies. The 5 and lOcts. store dii
NkW?... a .
>CONDENSED
rushing trade. The magnificent Arthur Watson and Miss Mary Der'
buggy display of Mr. M. \i. Rutland rick and prizes awarded as follows:
elicited many gratifying remarks. Mrs. J. W. Lindler, Woolen Socks.
The Mfcitesburg Bottling works " " " " Cotton
display was a work of art. The " Infants
combination of bottles placed in a " " " " Stockings,
pyramid so as the light would show " J. J. Leaphart, Mixed Coverlet,
through made a rare exhibit indeed. " C. K. Livingstone. Cotton Coml
he different colore i extracts were tort.
so arranged that the colors blended Mrs. J. W. Dreher, Woolen Coverlet.
! beautifully. Mr. B. l\ Whitehead Miss V. Crosson, Hearth Rug.
tie crves great credit for this, one of Mrs. C. K. Livingstone. Patch Work
the most attractive exhibits at the Quilt.
Pair: and the W. B. Alt man Mrs. Mary Cato, Worsted Quilt.
' Iron Works with the Leesville Man- Miss Lizzie Rankin, Quilt,
j ufacturing Co., deserve encomiums Mrs. E. F. Strother, Counterpane,
of praise because of home industries " " " " Quilt
and high grade worth. Not to be j Miss V. Crosson, Crazy Silk Quilt,
'i; tore is the Grey lock exhibit by, " " Patch Work in Silk.
the enterprising J. Wm, Mitchell of i " " " Worsted
Sumincrlan Artistic in its arrange* j Counterpane.
| m<- d ugnestiv. in its purity of Mrs. L. D. Cullum, Knitted Mats
:o ra:! of health re- " J. P. Copeland, Lace.
J. C. Cullum, Spec, in Tatting,
rhc t it .vcI \liihit Miss .V. Crosson, Lace.
. v.'o..Jei aria mira- M.!'s' 1 &|war<ls, Sacque.
; cliche : hy a ;:lmipse h.to this .. Uarby, Rug.
A. C. Jones. Carriage Robe.
vers ye are living preach- Siaith^Dollfes.
L. I). Cullum, Centerpiece.
; r ich lea a book, ,, other, Centerpiece.
Supplying to our fancy numerous ? John Rawl,
from lowliest nook." J; D; Rawl- Sacque.
, . E. P. Strother, Cushion.
j t. tcr . brusr. can rival the ....
... J- J. Leaphart, Shams,
i ' v re - ' ot tneir I) .>om, .. _
Uarby, Centerpiece.
: ray the permeating .. n v c 0 f .
G. E. btone, Sofa Cushion,
r< at tnc.r t.ci perfume. .. ...... _
. . , , Scarf,
mm: -. action of '*ot.. potted ... . . . r. ,
Miss Lizzie Dreher, lowels.
, ] Mrs. P.. C. Ridgell, Pillow Shams.
* ' ' ^ ^ I \ /T * - \ \ IT *% *
: Miss Lyl Havnes. Doilies.
< . v he hiring et ...... ' ,
. V. Crosson, Iidy.
o! : .. .. }
, , Splasher.
iM " T. li. Kcrnauhan, Waist.
S. P. Derrick. Child's dress
: .<_ ir.er- .. . , ~ , .... .
A. L. Iaylor, Tidy.
X',ClL " J. W. Dreher, Dram wk. Apron
1 ' ir I he , , , ,
J. J. Leaphart, Doihes.
. i..' r pacity are .. T, t. t. , _ , , _
' E. I\ Strother, Table Cover.
t ? tn ^. .* 'a .iic* o 1 i. o v. . tj . .
, , D. B. Busby, Centerpiece.
Miss Daisy Edwards, H'dk'f.
Mrs. M. E. Courtney, Pillow Shams.
- . " 1*1. P. Watson, Basket, i
uis - Boatwright. K. " J. J. Leaphart, Feather Fan.
.I. A. VV.r ion. Broad- Miss Lizzie Dreher, Bead Work.
'Me Hares and Mrs, L. D. Cullum, Paper Flowers.
h' appended are the prize Lamp Shade.
.1. W. Lindler, Battenberg Doilprizes
a war led. Flowers, ies.
J. W. Lindler. Ladies Collar.
-eaphan best collection ge- " " " " " collar in Lace
.pal > md ten s 1st prize. " E. F. Strother, Point lace h'dk'f
imCi JS >! . Ji-.i prize. " I. Edwards. Battenburg Center or
sl? . c specimen palm. piece.
1st ai l '2nd. Mrs. I. Edwards, Honiton lace h'dk'f
Miss Daisy Edwards, Battenburg
Mrs. I. B. Kvrnagh 1st and 2nd. H'dk'f.
Mrs. M. B. Edwards, Battenburg
Mrs Frank Kncece 1st. Scarf.
Mrs. A. C. Jones, Battenburg CenMr.s.
Frank Kneece 1st. terpiece.
1. ... , i . i:..~ i i n *?
. i v .Hi. ... . .vj; i i cny iviiss iAZZ\e Ureher, Best Specimen
Kmhroidery.
Mrs. A. C. Jones, Host Specimen
a!. I'-;! Herbt :tt. Raised Work.
wi . . rich Mrs. 1 II. Caughman, Best Speci|
"o pi . . men Crocheting.
Leaving the flower exhibit and
the array of fancy work the household
department with its tempting
lisplay it fruits, preserves, pickles,
catsups, jellies, etc., claimed the at1
.adies noted
for the"; culinary attainments and
experie ice in household accomplish
1 ment were selected namely: Mrs. W.
K. Shealy. Mrs. N. A. Derrick and
Mr-. At well. The veratile and ac'
: commo..iting Dr. K.J. Ktheredge,
I Superintendent and Miss Missouri
Glover proved herself to be an able
.e exhi- assistant. One hundred and thirty
v. centers one first prizes were awarded and
i f the sele ion.were made from more
.1 -plav titan a t o- sand entries proving beI
ct ative fancy yond a question that the Tri-County
< K -net; " jke l. .veil to the ways of
cii :. ...... uhh . ' at 1 understand
."orir.p to tht palates of
tastidious. The prize winete
nors arc as follows and in no depart
t ;iu"..: u the awards be received
ntpiimentary tnan in this
because oi the numcrou' entries.
. . Mr, 1. H. Caughman. 1 st. prize
i. VV. Lindler,
1 At ' r ; : TH'iiti .n. " " "
' 1 , c patterns. " J. B. Hartley. " " "
i Miss Lncilc t'u'ih;m.
><' ail WOI rous creation! in needle: " Lizzie
. thar^c Mrs. L. C. Hartley,
i i M; s Liz- " K. G. Able,
zie 1 )re u i jit l^ed < n I'nesday " D. M. Crosson,
lie - nost verged in needle, " it H. Caughman, " " "
. ? ;. :?.! n '.1. ! jjhest de
n v pnunt, Mesdames. N. K. Bayly,
H* W. C. Barber. L. .1. Lthercd^e, J.| ^Continued on last Faze.)