The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 08, 1909, Image 2
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TttURSBAY, Jan 8. 1909.
Are you starting the New Year/
right?
How many good resolutions have
you broken already? _
^ood deeds bring large rewards.
Au. approaching legislature please .
i in
take notice.
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As gossip predominates at an "af- m
ternoon tea" so does deceit at a or
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poem party.
T1
A printer is one of the few men at
in the world that always makes an w
impression and leaves his mark. at
? - an -j. U]
This is the time of year when the tl
merchant needs all the money he tl
can get and those doing a time business
are sorely tried to make a|
ends meet. h
tc
The school children and college tl
students have had a gala time for s]
the past fortnight and going back
to school and discipline is not a li
pleasant thought. tl
si
Cc^rr !
getting bettr he bac>- ne of.
the panu seen s navt jiuv t :.
money ir no 'V U ' 1
I'l
US 90. ft
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For all practical purposes a great t
deal of our life is shortened each >s
year by reason of the hours and days m
that are wasted and which cannot be j
recalled. It is not to be expected that
every moment will be put to highest
use, but the willful waste of time so
-- to
often seen is worse than willful waste vt
of money. ti<
- . ?- - yi<
It is a wise person who looks ahead
and plans accordingly. It prevents sal
that worry and confusion which is
always the experience of those who in
leave things to the last minute and 1 ^
tin
who by so doing disappoint them- by
i selves and others by the imperfect
character of their work.
Perhaps new year resolutions
would be better kept if we made
fewer of them. In the fervor of 1
good intentions which possesses
many people at the beginning of act
the year, some make resolutions on y?l
everything, little and big. When c,^
the fervor passes and one realizes Kb
the difficulty and even impossibility '
of keeping all of them, the bars are km
let down and the good resolutions
scatter in every direction. Far bet- ; |
ter make but one or two resolutions
covering what is essential in one's j
life, and then spare no effort to keep arc
them. 'yc
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APPROPRIATE A (lUOI> TitINO
Every now and then the Lord in- (luil
vests an individual with a distinctive
talent that in his "putting to the K??:
exchange" proves a boon to human:ty
far beyond our powers of apprc- f,i ,
ciation. "CC(
tal
It is said that a man needs to have S|)0l
children of his own before he can ^
learn to appreciate the little "imps."
So it is with a great many other sure
:hings. they must be brought home stor
EAL ESTATE BARGAINS
Improved
Town Lots. | Fa Lands. J
Three elegant "arms witl^fn
r\ i tour mi lee of Batenj^axOnG
nice ilOUSe | well watered. Igood
, state of eu]rtifvat*ioii. A
flCl lOt/ 1- acres Isplendidwafetfr powt'r can be
^ developed^!! one.
1 l^atesbarg tor Tract 1 contains 33 acres and
1 *11 4- *' a~^rCTOln house,
ile Or Will traae Tract No. 2contains 172acres and
11 new dwelling.
OV ta^m Icind. Tract No. 3 contains 125 acres and
comfortable house.
Terms ol'sale One-Fourth
. (WSI1. balance on time scPrompt
Service. en red by iuortu'a?:o<?rpr(MiiiWith
us it is a quick sale and a cheap price.
If you want to buy, let us know what you want,
'e'll get it.
If you want to sell, see us, we'll sell it.
Batesburg Real Estate Co.,
W. J. McCARTHA, Manager
OliO BE.LL TIMMHRMAN, Attorney
Batesburg, S. C,
, . ^oonlu This is just the '.itne of the year
i us before we can become deeply >
1 us oeiuic c when you arc ns<*t likely to contract
terested. Our purpose however a severe cold and vou should always
calling attention to McKanna's! have Kennedy's Lnxativ, ?
- " j *...
i up handy, especially i*?r the children
onderful cures for the whiskey and u lusU,g near]>. as ^(C(J as maple ^
orphine habit is to interest not ar. It cures the coid by uentlt nx.vily
drunkards, but every man. wo- ,nK the bowels through its lex.live
. ? , . , . principle, and at the same lime it is
an and child within our range, soothliuf f?r throat irritation, thereby
lis is a thing that can be appropri- stepping tlie-cuuffh. Sold by Dr.
ed in the uplift of humanity if we 1 * ?unlei s L,UV Store.
ill give it the place and consider- . pifipABBAfir UP i n '
ion that it deserves and sieze A DiU uAlJHAut] liLAu
pon every opportunity to advise
? fallen to avail themselves of SALUDA MAN DAISES ONE THAT
lis means of restoration. WEIGHED 16 POUNDS
Just now while so many of us are
gitatcd over the question of pro&
I he largest cabbage ever seen in
ibition we might lend our in uence t^cse parts was rajse(j j j__
iward reforming the "old topers" too Werts, of Saluda County, and was
lose whom the prohibitionist de- sent to the Observer office on Satpairs
of reaching. urday, and can now be seen in the
Already thousands of wrecked Observer window. It weighed be,
j a *ore lbe outer leoves were stripped
ves have been restored and homes
ofl fifteen pounds?a little less than
lat were once iinnec as re- t^at nQw jtg measurement now
alt of the drink habit have been three feet and ten inch^-c
A p< * :: nvi.v j. p I ! .
gion appropriates all good things, nrgl. ei of the occasional pains in the
lerefore McKanna's Three Day (*ck, slight rheumatic pains, in the
haci , slight rheumatic pains, urinary
iquor Cure if used with good in- disorders, ntc. Delay in such cases is
:ntions or religiously appropriated, dangerous. I'J'uke DeW'iii's Kidney
. , ( and itlaiMcr Pilts. The) are for
a boon to humanity worthy ?t wt)l ,?ck. bllrkaclle. ,?1U0),L|C
iore consideration than we are now pains and all kidney and bladder troub
ving ;t le. Soothing and antiseptic Regular
size 5oc. Sold by Dr, F. 1? G unler's
" ; Drug store.
The tender leaves of a harmless
ng-healing mountainous shruh. give 1I7T1*7 4 Tin Tin m a minivr
i Dr. Shoop's Gougn Remedy its mar AIKEN* AUGUSTA NEW
:lous curative proper! i> s. Tighi
jkllng or distressing coughs, quickly ?> A T\
3ld to ' he healing soothing action liUilil/
this splendid prescription?Dr.
WORK BEGUN ON NEW CEMENTntaiotng
110 opium, chloroform., or GRAVEL ROAD.
her harmful drugs, mothers should
safety always demand Dr Shoop's.
other remedies are offered, tell The Augusta-Aiken Highway Asem
No Be your own ju Jge. Sold soc;ation has already raised five
Gunter s Diug Store. thousand dollars for the construction
of the highway between AugusAll
the news of three counties in ta ant^ Aiken, and work is now in
Advocate. progress on the portions of the high"
| way which will have to be built
! through the woods and fields. There
Phere, D no Quinine, nothing what- I about five miles of road that will
>r harsh or sickeaing In Prevcnlics i have t? be constructed outright i
esc li'tlc < andy Co d Cure I ablets ; through the territory between Belve- '
a*bv maRlc A r?w bo..rs --a,Ml|clereamlLa , and the Associ. '
ir threatening Cold is Broken. ' an- . . , . . , i
ike in taste Prcventics p'ease the a^iod wants this portion completed |
Idrcn?and they break the fevei- before any others. The greater j
uess, always. And least "f nil's | part of the road between Augusta 1
nomy. A large box 4H I'rov^nt i?-s j antj A.iken iS in good COiiciition, and j
r,cents. Ask your (Insist. He ; theref0re does not require working
?ws: Sold by (J'inter's I>r g S|i.r?-: . . q worKingf
but the portion which must be con!
structed will be b?gun at once.
S LAXATIVE HONEY and TAH 1 President J. C. Lamar, of the Asso- |
E LIEVEB COUGH, .NO COCO* j that before the ^ q?
r .our stomach. I it-art. or K,. !,he ,ourist season therc wil1 be a
weak, try at h a>t, a few <h,sv- > splendid road between Augusta and
?f l>r Shoop's Itestorative 1 e ti\e , Aiken, although they will not b? i
.en (lays only the io-.ii 11 wi.l mm- able to equip it in as thoroughly as
a->ou. A few eon's w ii cover the they would wish, but by next winj
t. And here is : y iie.p > n .m > A A
L-klv. Dr. S.ioopdoesn't. .In, !tl?!ter thc, AuK"sta-Alken cement-gravu.ach,
nor slim,ilale Iho 11 ear I or : e' r''''1 w'" ?ne o! the best in .be
Ineys. Dr. shoop's Itest ra-i-ej ointry.
l direct Iv to the weak and failing i _ .
its i'IhcIi organ li'is ils o'\ n e??n-i ....
.. ... tl.av^ lire L.iddn *
ling i.eive. When these nor*-s
, i ie depending organs mn>: of " ' r'' ' hums, putting
;sd I y falter. Tuis plni\ >.?t vi- " I,M' lhwl leu's Arnica
truth, el.arly tel.* ?i.v I-. s *< d i . - i f hem. 11 aoon drives |
op S Itestoral i vi is so un v?mmh1 s "" P;,i". I ' iMn-.seild-, Wounds,
( s?-f nl 1 is suoc *si is i^ji i j Ml, i '_,ii l s a nd i r ?i 11 s e? ri 11 a great est A
ling drnggnits even lirTi* o giv? healer, (j ? ,i> cui's SkIii hi options 9
t: i versa I preference A test will ' l'(' s- ' 'crs. 1 elona; best
l ic'i. Sold hv c.tnt. iv nun*' Psle cure made. Relief Is Instant 2fn ^
e. j at all (irutfw'ht!?. I
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When in
laic the Lyric Theate
The Home of High Class a
New and Beautiful Movinj
Comedians?Sin;
thing is New and Up-to-I)at<
I -tetireing Room, Ladies Ms
Everything to Make Ou
ive and
For ything Good to Fat
nt! Up-to-!)ate, go to
XD3 ' BROS.
BATESBURO, S. C.
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good 4 r LZr~ ) " ';?! ^
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$25'?* | fit - -~K
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< '.ndies sufter ngoi&fcs CTOry month. jf
I tliink. Is it natural.? lEnipluit i-jj|
i ly?XO! Tlfcn tnalfe up your R
> cure this needless Buffering I j*
J 82 p
ill Help You ? |
"I s' jars" writes Mrs, Saraft ?T. TTo?- % _
kins, of C !<1 had i'oinale trouble and woul<l P *
nearly or ith. My back tail side would jf?> 'i
Eiain, I tried csorything to ?b
(1 at lasi be^an io take Cardui. |? jusework
witli GASO nud I give
i* the health I enjoy/' (Try.
Columbia
ir Your Headquarters.
nd Up-to-Date Vaudeville.
g Pictures Changed Daily. \
gers?Dancerse.
Well Heated and Comfortabletin
in Attendance, Telephone and
r Patrons Comfortable.
LYRIC. $
ly at 3 P. M,
Ten Cents.
Wilie Jones, Prest. J. P. Matthews Cashier.
T.J Selbels Vice-Prest. W. M. Qitbes, Jr. Asst. Cashier.
Iios. Taylor 2nd. Vice-Prest.
THIH I'ALMfi'lTO NATIONAL BANK
of Columbia, S. C
United Stutei Government, Stale of South Carolina, County of Richland,
and City Depository.
! CAPITAL $>50.000.00 ASShTS $2,0*49,758.23
Solicits Accounts of Banks, Firms, Corporations and Individuals ler either
Commercial or Savings Accounts.
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R ES( UT K P E*. LI A B1LI T1ES.
Loans $ 881,385 ,
r.s liondi 589,400.00 Capital Stock paid in * 250,000.00
8() Bonds. 8ecui ities, etc 'Jl Surplus and Profits 89,057.44
Hanking House. Vault, Circulation 237,500.0o
??" ?nd
Hanks and !' S Proa- discounts 95,150.00
Riir.-r 210 513.30 Deposits 1,448,005.50
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