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UPPER UNION MEETING ' " from
church.
! 11: Introchicto
The regular meeting of the upper Jas. lliio or Rev.
division of the Lexington Baptist | jo to i p. m.
Association will be held with the i i to'J ' h irst
Sieedman church on Saturday be- tjie qualifications
fore the fifth Sunday May 29th. deacons office? (
PROGRAM
THE BATSBI
SB'S ART ST<
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MODERATE COS!
il Paper, House Pair
lies, lict tires and Picture Frt
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ids Her iilossoms &
be ready with your Spring ^
ined by waiting?you lose *<
r ib!e !i ins?you find stocks X
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rofspriim ami ihev untold t1 rir lv.niNew
?onds ol I lie kind you would se- j
l tile places of the ureal inroads made **
ti versa rv sale. jy |
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ffic Men's furnishings *<
jib o ly ,
\\ e t hink *?I" l he stock we have j
to hark this ad up of the wide vi'i
M| ^>,,1_ ran<ye ?>t* >t \ b,s and colors in
'where '
' ' NeeUwoar, Shirt's, Suspenders, v:
id has , u i, j j j. t'roni the snap
pii'st designs for file you ng man
] law its to 1more subdued lor the V,|
latin r. o
i We am a I ways posted on the Vij
1 i.111 Sl< rul|'tM.( tilings in mens apparel
and will tell you when you y'/l
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to hOC.
>111! 1 KMl- Millinery jd|
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double Ni'vri' in tin* history of our i
ks like, store has t his depart moot heen !
in sueii a st upend oils rush. }.
We reeeive now shipments ,
he best wooU 1\ and 'mark thorn so low w
that tiu*y o(> \\ it h a rush. !
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wab Clothes In this ?.I;i\. more than jyj!
ever, a uia i s chess lorms y
rs>0Iiis standing advertise- y
meiil of himself. and only ?
millionaires and tramps y
van afford t > ignore that y
gSAwW truth and to let that ad- y
IS vertisenient be careless, jjj i
SAY THIS: *j>
s. I ry^j We've been in the q
wL I vv cloth and elothiim bus- 2?
I fu mess a meat many years .
SwIM/#? a,K'wc neVn "ven ^ '
mKff mansliip or styles ilian ^ ]
vwirJr^L 's ^llt mtn Schwab's y!
Sio.(x). Si-.oo and $20.00 yj
N. clothing. w
ZfrcTaQfl . We sell them and |y
Nh !jM\\ w'" pleased to show y ,
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URNALPAHERNS I
e and hccr reports Hall or J. J. ISoatwright.
, 2 to 3 Second query How may
rv scr r. by Rev. T , iV . t ~ u i
... I know that I am a christian and
my christian duties? Opened by |
"(< ' Rev. \V. L. Hayse or Rev. li. 1.
iucry. What are , .
and duties of a e>no-1 s* What ?
>p?.ned by Wade i 3 to 4 Ih.rd query. What con-^
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URCl ADVOCATE. May 14 1909
3RE SAMPLE
W^IL.3li ZF>
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iting, Decorating, Esti
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make ne w men out
harmful drugs or da
| detention from busi
? practice cured over
:| happy. Why should
:? should you, your hoi
misery when the me
:.s positions of honor a
r fed
=1 Drink is the cui
:| It has been my lii
?5 help von
1 have cured over 20.000 n
instate men discharged for drii
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JEATH OF W. T. TARRANT, A WONDKKHJ
Make your paint ;
Mr \.\rn- v . i , i . ufacturer's profit. Y
i. William 1 arrant die 1 at his . . . 1 ,
paint at the least <
tome here on P'ridav las, of para- ^ of a pallon of Lin
ysis, having been in very lcebie -j "'5 cents wtth a
M. Paint. You then n
health for several years, past. He lo, s of pa;m Bljy a
was borr. April 5 1859. Mr. Tarrant L. and get your mont
ivas a lieutenant in company K ol the i so> ^!1C ^ ^
_ ,. .1 been used over 35
lumous I hn .! South Carolina iec.- ^ decorated more thai
;nent in the Civil war and was a true i American homes. St
i t i . . , ,. ... , f, ! Cullum H'dw'e Co.
and faithfu. soldier. Shortly after!
thewarhewent to Newberry trom ti/TiflAiw nu
the Mollohon section and entered WILLIAM M(
the mercantile business, continuing J)?AI
therein until his health tailed some
years ago. in November he moved ,, ...
i Mr. Win. McAlhst
to catesouig. j lumbia on the evenin
Mr. Tarrant was first married to He had been carried
Miss Amelia Simmons, and to them 1 purpose of having an
were born three children Mr. K. L. formed for appendic
Tarrant of Newberry, and Mrs Louise j ^cons sai,! was lo"'
Scott and Mrs M. D, Huiett of Union ifn> A'U'
j hours his hie went o
His second wife was Miss Annie His remains were br
Bates, of Batesburg, who survives piace and interrc
him with four children: three daugh- uemetefy
who preceeded hin
ters and a son. i . (
land a few years aj
Mr. Tarrant was burried on Satur- years ago Mr. Mc.A
(.lay afternoon, in Rosemont cemetery | ^ls country lioin C
. L r . , . | and lived in this coi
Newberry, the funeral servtce being ,he time o( his dea.|
conducted by Dr. J. W. Wolling. , man of many traits
? He had a kind disp
ways held his friends
stitutes a call to the gospel ministry? He is survived by a
Opened by Rev. James Hite or J. A. Bourke of Nashvi
S. Senn. a.n a<JoPted daughte:
..." ? . ,. lister was a stone a
Miscellaneous. Adjourn his aRe was about
Sunday it) a. m. Model Sunday had been in ill hen
School conducted by L. llallman or time and to the write
Joab Edwards. pressed the wish
11a. m. Missionary sermon by Rev. dic#
M. A. Gunter or Rev. W. L. Keel. Farewell old trie;
Adjourn your ashes and may C
J. T. Sawyer. Clerk. ers lhe winds to sho1
f jet all who are ben
BOOK FREI
APER.
?, UNLIMITED VAR
imates Furnished.
Supplies, Paints, Oils and C
Columbia, S
zi 3r3lGL~bi"t Oijunrec
i s, if your husbands or sons
em to come to me and be c
nk. tone and brace up the i
of them- I cure without 1
.nger jus hypodermics, and w
uess. I have in my twe
20,000 men, made over 20,
you suffer when relief is e*
me, your children, be in t
in of the family can be cur>
nd Rood sa'ary?
*se of the world.
?e work to cure the drink ha
nen. Railroad companies and all big con
lk. alter they have taken my treatment.
Call on ok Address,
SEE-DAY LIQUOE
COMPANY,
St. Columbia,
'lpain.-. 'notes f?m mm
>nd save manon
can make
:ost when you Our little town : rs I een on quitt
iseC1 \ Oil cost- a boom for a wki'e several new
ga.: n of L. & dwellings Lave been erected. Tin
iiaKe 1 3-4 ga.,
gaIon and try handsome cottage of Mr. C. F
y back if not Shuinpert has added much to th<
c M. Faint has beauty of our town. The dwelling o:
years, and has j^r j ^ y Lucas which is nearly i:
. VV? i rn'"'on completion, will be an ornament tc
:>ld by Holman- ,
Batesburg e town
The school at this place which ha:
till IQTTR been under the abie management o
jALLIolLil .
I rol K H Holluiav ^ ?
; ? wiVOWi i ?"* L 1 II
) day. Many were disappointed by no
having the promised entertainment
Prizes were given to the following
ei d:ed ir Co- children for leading their classes:
g o. the 12th. 2nd grade Miss Jimmie Fort.
there tor the 5^ jrraiie Master J. Prank Kneect
1 operation per- antj grade Miss Viola ichumltis.
1 he sur- p0ftc
late to do him
inhering a lew I,rof' and Mrs Holliday left on
ut like a candle. Apnl f0,h for !'airforesl wherc ,he>
ought back to W1" v,s,t ,heir Parcnls- We al1 hj(><
:d in the Hates- to scc thcm back aKa,n soon'
side of his wife 0,,r efficien' >'ost Master Mr J E
1 to the spirit Haltiwanger has been unable to at
T ( y\\)0ut 2(> tend to ^'s t,,ut'cs ^or the Past
llister came to days 0,1 account of lhe mumps.
Columbia, S. C, Mack I Iolley of the Delmar sectioi
nmunity up to paid Peiion a flying visit last Sunday
1. He was a Dr N N Schofield has just returner
ot character. fr0m the Medical College at Charles
osition an.l al- ton where graduated on t^e 27tP
in high esteem . , ,
half brother. J. of last monthHie,
Tenn. and Mr C R Rish spent last Monday ir.
r. Mi. Mi Al Wagener.
74 ?r years.traHe 0n Ap'11 the 25lh Mr Kufus ?dan"
ilth for a long 'el the Kdmund section, came up
r he often ex- and claimed as his own the charming
that he might daugnter of Mr Moore Jeffcoat.
Miss Delia Rish of the Maceclon
ad! Peace to section is the guest of Miss Mae
jod, who temp- i<jsh this week. It this escapes the
rn bmb, com- waist basket I will come again,
saved.
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system and %
the use of 2dthout
any 2;
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000 homes 2;
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npnnies will reDon't
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ESCAPED CONVICT RECAPTURED.
Saluda May 11?Will Myers the
! negro convict, who escaped from
. the county chaingang on Friday night
has been recaptured and is again at
he county fcang camp. He had wan '
clued in the direction of the Greenf
wood line and had traversed Saluda
! i county when Sunday evening he ap>'
peared at the home of Mr Lee Werts
and asked for somethirg to eat. Mr
- Worts was not at home, and the ne ;
gro's swaggering manner frightened
j ' Mr.. Werts, who reported it to her
n his arrival home. Mr. Werts at I
| once went in search of the negro and 1
t so \ overtook him and placed him I
. \ in custody. The negro fearing pun- a
, (-'shment, soon told that he was from
i the county gang and had escaped. I
Myers was sent up from Richland
v inty for stealing from the express flj
: company, so he says. He has served I
. for two years and is under a sentence 1
for four.
j Rev. J E Baily, J A Carson, and
>1 VI R \A/W:?.- <- ? ? -
. w ^ ytuuc, a i 01 oaiuaa, lett yes- fl
I terday for Louisville, Ky. to atterd I
the Southern Baptist conventoin, I
now in session there. fl
BATESBURG DEFEATS I
HYATT PAKK I
MATTHEWS Pi'CHED SPLfNDII)
: BALL ARD WON CHEAT APPLAUSE
On Tuesday afternoon the grand fl
stand at the fair grounds was well fl
; filled with people from Batesburg fl
- and contigious territory. The event fl
i being a game of ball between Hyatt fl
Park and the Semino'e;. The whole fl
game passed off in the best of hum- fl
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v. aii.j cvuy dc ay was pleased. B
The Hyatt Park boys were the quin- I
, tessense of good nature, not with
standing that they lost the game H|
Mr Matthews of Leesville was the
: star player of the game and was hear- fl
tily applauded for his good pitching B
and graceful manouvers. B
Mr. Jones who pitched for Hyatt B
, Park also did good work and our fl
boys had some trouble in hitting him.
The score was as follows. fl
Batesburg 100, 000 001 2 3 4 B
|Hyatt Park 000 OJO 000 1 3 5 B