The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 21, 1909, Image 10

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* ' > y * " K v. ' r V WEBB'i SPK Select for yourself. M1 Wail Paj ? ? /-? t - 1 V ^cnooi supplies, t^ici I I j | j Telephone 6^ | A Great Manufi | Sample S. ^ On Friday. May 21st at 9 a. rn & Annual Manufacturer's and Ii f| Sale. It is indeed the Star Bar ,?l season. l or several weeks we have been buying lip Sam Ojsonable Merchandise lor this sale at price concessions fV 2=>. some n i-i, some =>o percent, off the regular pr favorable weather conditions in some sections and now pendin.u before our national Jaw milkers. Wt with propositions nil so tavorable that the hardest Di not to accept. a! jy We feel that we have selected wisely, and in in\ Ad traordinary Sale we are extending' opportunities un> ted in the world ofmercha. lisinu;. file handling, buying, marking. displax in<. aid v of Merchandise is a I lercuiean task, but we. the ser ^ duty incumbent upon us The (neat fri-Connlv W v tunity that will save hundre !s < it dollars of the peo; 0 unnoticed. 6 ... ?\ kvery advantage we .uam is transterred to you. I n plete catalogue ol the wonderful bargains this sa A items are merely representative. $ Men's Sample Suit A ()wiiiii to the enormous stock of our regular: . < 0 suits will be marked at just about ball tile regular sc with a rush. There is only about too in the lot, bn A ill inv nCllic vorv brsl viln-'s <?vor . iflbn J In tln> C\\ <fy country. There is not over one suit of a kind and th< fy. S!o.oo, just about half tlie re ular selling price. A ? g Neckwear. % livery shapi ai d material that is shown and tlia 0 You II be able to buy two lor the price of one. Undo 0 you have over seen. | Ladies Muslin Undei Hundreds of daint\ wliite undergarments have i jjj this great sale. Really, i! you figure the materials m ? it much more economical to buy ready made garmc ^ shows the average proportion of price reduction on 2 lot. S2.00 Ciowns Si.to: Si.so (iowns oSc: in 35c: jsc Underbodies soc: mk: Underbodies tsc: ? Petticoats, Chemise, Drawers, etc.. prop ft Youth's and Children's Clothing at Not a lot of cheap shop-worn stuff hut about 3s ^ Suits ranuinu' in size from "> vears t<? 7 years, aiul in ? : ^ \'Liffinery 2 Auain we've been enabled to secure some rare 1 2 bons I'oi this sale, ll you wish to save money and ;i 2 tier and morestvlish Hat come here. Q ; 2 susi'HNni rs ! Mens Pants M '-^c'Si,sPendeir> .M)| In this showing there is eve ., *;?c kin<t that's known to the trade X ^ ,? f;, comprising about MX) pairs. 2 2o ( >$6.50 values $4. A 20 15,5.00 " } ^ 15 , ^ 3.50 " 2 ft 10_ __ .. "8 3.00 2 ft hosihry ! 2.50 ;; i. Ji tor Men, Women and Children in; ^.00 " ]. !jr cotton, linen and silk. 1.50 " 1. ft* $2.00 Hose $1.89 1 .00 " 2 ' ^ Overalls at Factory Prices u* i:^(> ,, s It's an opportunity for mill m li? , ,, *55 and merchants. 2 '^g MFN's uNDI-;kwhar JlS'is ? ,g at the prices we quote you'll ! * , able to buy linen and silk inste< &:ii> m ?' 2 CORSl-TS . (ii.ovrs *i sn P???-shorl- co,,on- - lis'e ?' <pi,w siik in every color and shade *M75c " .50 1-3 off regular prices. rffc|50c " .38 BUGGY ROBES xl Towels, Counterpanes. Collars. Erom the cheapest that's goc Y(Combs. Purses etc,, abound . to the best made ?fusion 'nj 19c to $2.25 each. | Whitten Dry ti & Batesburg, S. C &c~~"~-*ccc-c 9 THE BATESBURG 5 ART STORE J j X 1ST Or W .A. ODERATE COST, BEAL per, House Painting, D< tures and Picture Frames. S %0 1627Main St. RIS CS :>:5 5 <3 ' ? ""S X 3 icturer's ? i ale!! 8 ;s te :K we launch our $ nporter's Sample ^ % gain event of the ? % \C ; * 5 rS pie lots of all kinds ol sen- C? ; that were marvelous?some W?| ^2 ice ilne largely to the tin- tyij :E the unsettled tanH questions rj* ? have been overwhelmed Hji part was in deciding what ^ l 6 T 'itinu you to this most exmrpassed. if not unpreceden- J>| ^2 x| V< ? dis? .< 1 inn oi this Mountain -? \ .ink : t! till* ne<mle led il *i lAi! ' , ^ .V . v . . I .. .4. I | is!i store to let no oppor- ^j1 c* >!c's ii ird earned cash pass V ' -2 V I -.2 lw I is impossible to uive a coin- to *2 k* Milords. The appe ded to & ?? $ s i/ -2 G ;t >ds in this store these sample *.2 Ilin.lc price to make them l?o <vi> 1 c* it they represent Inst that Xjf ;S lothin.y; trade of this entire Q , *J5 : prices ranye from S2.48 to O i ^ * i U \ tm G : = 9. '? t has the appr<?\ ai 01 fashion yi nhtedlv the largest selection V Tj i> 2 to 2 ? y 'ur/io v ? 1 - V Y VyUl . M\ veil gathered together lor X ** ;ed in narments yon H liikl X -at nis. The appended list but , the different .garments in the X ( )o(iowns ( uc; m>c downs ..j Mr? rnffl Ul c UiuK'rboilifs toe. ^ NLbiXUuO At ortionatelv low. X * lOUTItt X Lull 111 V/ 40 per cent off to o bright new. lresh Sanij le V'i *k ',v price Iron) 2nc to S.i.os. yt IyLaIi <i hi _1 ijfi V I 0 Johi ton. k- >' . r, , ,-> , & Jack Hi own. two ne >aripiits in blowers ami Rib- instantlv unieJ by it the same time net a pret- & mornil. about '>-.30 yl plantar. n of Mr. W {if John ' Then-wo Hand Bag's % ry ? y; shock. A talk.In this lot you'll everything V/ chimney where the I that's known to the trade and at ^ on either side 751 just about 1-2 price. ^ brother in ,he eye 50 bad woun Or.e 25 Mens Fine Dress and $ was entirely shatteri 75 Work Shirts if 15 About 500 in the lot represent- Y A.ii 75 ing every size and material. |M j vil** $3.00 values $2.00hb. ll%1 -ISS ifsCK fttUVLS UH 1.25 " 1-15 X 1 .(JO " *89 ^ 3e 50c -75 ^ NEGRO WHO SHOT W I.EY WEDN Si) A innirj /II fi LARGE?.^rrif. ld 1-00 Kid Gloves &i EASI1 at at 49c ? | Hroadwav i? mT-1 do,zen 0(011? Lexington. May "11 j we continue selling at' 4% 'ha', ? <he ne^ro who shot I 'he lot is closed. until X ; Corley yesterday mc ^ large. All day yestei - (jf night aimed men we *si ) f 'S/ I { g^\ W but without success. ' ^ negro seems to have y three miles from the I forts to find a new ti futile. Another crc C-C6??"?6TfPi<r5-.y-? "rly ,his - ADVOCATE IVtay 21 I90M SAMPLE B( LL IE3 -A. iTIFUL TINTS, Ur^ ecorating, Estimat stationery, Artist Supplu WHISKEY IS DI mi_ _ 1 ine aDove sentence wa: centlv from the bench of he said four-fifths of the crimes caused by whisky affects this country is th< of this article is to reach point out a way to overcc Why u'o on abusing whisky until s successful lile blighted when you can si treatment? No matter what staue oftli treatment will completely ciueyou in t tor liquor and liquor in any form will nc 1 here are no dangerous hypoderm treatment, and everything is as pleasai today for lull information. Liquor Cure, Call 1 on a ?_*> Mojs1 ct i l-JL ITIcllBI | I L'n I) Ct caught the news of his capture not yet reached here. The diree |Mfl in which he was going indicates he was making his way to the 1 garee creek. It is said that at RUWN STRUCK time Bynum worked on a turpei NSAON farm in the lower part of the co an 1 it is the stisposition that now hiding in his old haunts. 20 -Alex and Messages have been sent to gro boys, were the towns along the railroads t< lightning this on the lookout, and unless he r o'clock on the good of his escape last night, m. Toney, near thought that tnc fugutivc wil e five in the one heard from within the next d; I ail re elved a two. Rains have fallen ?11 ove jrick from the countv during last night and tc joys were sitting which will make it possible to ick a younger the man down with dogs, one : and inflicted a ; routed again, 1 of the house Bynum is a bright mulatto, al * I ml-.tlA tiMtVi (Kin mncf' I straight, black hair, about live R O'/'J'1 w/cv lit ;.nd ( -> tall wiig'nt about 11 D 1 I. J 111 i()Q pounds, wears about a No. s kXI All shoe, freckled faced, legs bowec A I AlLllW walks pigeon toed. He is said t ? a desperate character and is tho SHEFlFf COR to have a pistol, and it is not li t :i i t that he will submit arrest, withe Y MILL A fjRht Kit REST1KG Sheriff Corley is resting quiet jY his home and is doing as wt could be expected, considering ! seriousnessof his wounds. More 20 Kd Bynum , t.ntcrCli his right hand, : Sheriff I. II. thc wound is causing great \ >rning, is still at ^ j jlc wound in the neck is eonsid day and all last moSf dangerous, several :?e on the hunt. I having entered near the large ai Ali trace of the 'phe wound in the breast is not : been lost about sidered dangerously. The outc town and all et the injuries, however canno rack have proven determined at ihis time, but th >wd started out tending physician, Dr Wingard, to renew tne not apprehend any danger ui ;gro has been , blood poison should set in. ... ' ' i k . H** - % )0K FREE IE3 E :Ft, . 4UMITED VARIE % es Furnished. is, Paints, Oils and Gla Columbia. S. J - " ; THE EVIL'S AGEN 3 uttered by Judge Wc the criminal court. Co time of his court is takei and the greatest evil tl 3 abuse of whisky. The those who abuse whisky me the desire to drink ' ocial ;iikl business prestige are saci top ri.L(ht now wilh the aid of Dr. e liquor habit you have attained. Dr. hree days. There will be no return > longer have any temptation. ics or bad alter effects to fear in Dr. it as stopping at a lirst-class hotel. Moi ON OR ADDRHSS, 1-DAY UpOl IAD ft IIV in mi & ? Columbia, 1 iiasiFIVE NEuRDES ARRESTED :tion ! . :h-i! FINALLY JAILED AFTER DRIVING , " ''Z OFF LEXINGTON OFFICERS. ! . J - 3' itine h lUnty Lexington, May >(J?Sheriff P. H. s he :s Corley and Dcpuly Sheriff Miller " , Ur*Cf At*/ U rr 1 -" * 1 T 1 iuu^cu in jaw Jonn lJrener j Eliza Eleazer, Hattie Jones, Bessie 0 be '' _ Dreher, and Lillie Eleazer, all negros m jt js I upon the charge of resisting arrest J' 1 be The negros were indicted a few days . ty 01 ; ago upon the charge of trespassing | r the1 upon the lands of Col. J H Brick, >day. near Chapin in the Dutch Fork, but " when Constable L L Roof and Pierce Shcalv attempted to make the arrest ! .-,,ost on the 11 tli they were driven off by iche. the negros who used shotguns, hoes teet and other weapons. Roof caine to >0 to Lexington and swore out a warrant. tAC'j for the negroes. The warrant was j |Ui J placed in the hands ot Sheriff Corley !J' uiht ^or execution. When the Sheriff and t<> kely his Duputy appeared on the scene to nit a t^ie>' found Kliza Kleazer and Liliie Eleazer at home, but the others had so. <val fled. They were brought to jail by i,fl 11 as Shcrifi (. rlcy and Deputy Sheriff , tjie Miller v.as left to get the othersr, m, than After a long chase hecaptired lie v< aml man an J two women and all five are ^ Dain. now behind the bars ' ,j, Td , ~ *1! ricry Tlie Advocate ;? con- ,li' rz $i.0() " Per Year. ;(] ton * if. * , TIBS. ?? * ' vvjj 'W ISS. C I *2* .. i >fford re- P >ntinuing ^ 1 up with r ? lat now s 2^ purpose 3? ' ana to s : whisky. % rificed and a mr: McKanna's McKanna's ?; of the desire 5; Mc Kaunas Sg Call or write ?r1 A *: rphine Cure Tr m ' ?*; ^ ^ 5 *r r i s P 5: - smZ ^lUiUS: BREAD 28 YEARS OLD. T" : Has Dwindled From an Eight-inch to a Two-inch Loaf. Mrs. H. Dautn, Sr., of Memphis, has sst returned from a visit to "ner onie in Frankenthal, Germany, where ic went to see her mother, after an 1 nee of twenty eight years. Twenty eight years ago, when Mrs. then Miss L<oel>. was taking are of her mother at their home in rankenthul to go to Ripley, Tenn., to take her home with some of her peol?\ her mother gave her a large lour f bread with the request that it be ^served. Mrs. Ikium says in doing her mother was adhering to a . lar German superstition to the ' i that a piece of bread when in i. possession of one leaving home u! taken from home will prevent in) sickness or a desire to return. : s. Tlaum had preserved the bread, ough it had dwindled front a e six or eight inches in width to . s <han two inches. Foot and Door Trick. In his hook, "Work in Great Cities." e Itishop of London writes: "You i\e often not only to 1 acuce what may bo described as the lot and door trick.' It is ruination the Loot and sometimes hurts the < : but it consists in rapidly nut lickly passing the foot in the momit the door is inened in order to euro, at anj rate, a few minutes irley." As to what may happen ho rites: "Alter long hesitation it will opened by a li t- > girl about half a >i . and then /on v.I 1 hear a d'stant 'in- from 'he weshtiib in the rear .'ell, Sally, who !? it?' Then Sally 11 answer at f a - top of her vol-:<i Ic ise, mother, '?'s religion," Y >u 11 require aJl your presence of Ipd to cope with that." The time me, however, when every door wt.s rown wide open to welcome "our bliop."?From the London Christian oho. k stopi- .1 III ao minut. I 91 gl I I B J suro Mill' Hr. Sh?>?.|. | 1% | I I I r 1 roup Hi'inejiy. On* IBB II B ir-t M ill arnly pr>.\s. w m m Ho Tomii ius, ni? ?iiiis. A safo itud pl?a?iug?jnip-tiOc. Jbruegifcts,