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FRIDAY, JANUARY, 7, 1910. lishcr of The Record
... and Duncan state th<
... . provements will be
With this issue we commence our r , . , ,
paper, which will be
New Year. The old year 1909 has home-print, up-to-da
brought success to many of our Mr. Hitt is at pre?
subscribers and also to our mer- The Journal an
chants. As the years roll by every- ^r* ^uncan has hac
. . , career of varied exp
thing progresses in a most marvel- . , . . , .
time he published th
ous manner, for it seems but a short pap(.r and for a time
while ago that our planters were us- Aiken Times, which
ing implements that were made cen- eral years ago, and 1
turies ago compared to those now in connected with sevei
general use. Time and money is
saved and better crops are produced THE NEGRO RA(
as the days go by. The products Pff (if Ap SHU1
that were thrown away a few years t,niL U* BUU
pas% - re now being sold for good UNA MEETS
prices, and even tne ,0,, M M LQ9IBIA J
been left idle and as waste land is I
now taken up and cultivated and i 11-14,1!
bearing fruit.
The new methods of farming have Through the colur
been adopted by our planters and na^ * W1S^ t0 no1:^
the best results have been their rcac*ers l^at R*
, will meet in Columbi
reward. What better record could january 14, 1910.
our people establish than the fore- Special addresses
going? Does it not show that the ed on Agriculture
South is fully alive to its advantages Watson, Mr. Ira 1
and that our people as a whole are United States agric
. ^ ... ? ment, Mr. J. H. Kir
making the best of them. Well so
j t 1 .. 1 g_ , , Six, S. C. Mr. Wm.
good for 1909. Now lets see what ~ ,
I Greenwood will speal
can be accomplished in 1910. We|Some o( the other w
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THE BATBSBOHa ADVOCATE
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The Sale i
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and clothings of inferi
Our GOO
ill find in our stock every sty
o know style. Here is an o
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SOLICITOR GEORGE B. TIM- in
_ MERMAN CONGRATULAT- ^
'FfHRHPR RECORD SHOWN re
LLuUllUljll by his annual re- cl
E HANDS. I P_^T- i
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LT?D E DUH Lexington, Jan. 4?In his annual G
u 1114 ' report to the attorney general SolicE
CHARGE jtor George b. Timmerman shows
ABOUT that out of the 88 cases tried in the
HY1 circuit, he has secured convictions in I
73. There were 123 cases and of N
. M. Hitt and this number 35 were discontinued L
wo young news- and nol prossed.
purchased j the Lexington leads in the amount of fii
will fairrhnrcr#? . ,
work, with Saluda a close secoaa.
w weeks. A. P
itor and pub- while EdKefield tails the Hst- Sal"
er. Messrs. Hitt uda leads in the number of convic?t
extensive im- tions, Lexington is next and Edgemade
to the field last. made
an all jn Saluda county there were two
te semi-weekly. , , , , , . , .
. . ' terms of court held at which there
;ent connected . tr<
d Review and was a conviction in every case tried, jj
1 a newspaper At one of the Lexington terms a wi
erience. For a conviction was secured in every ^
e Elks official case tried. g^
conducted the Mr. Timmerman's report is note- g
flourished sev- worthy because of the fact that he C!
tias also been is one of the youngest prosecuting al
ul other papers, officers in the State, he being less _
- than 30 years of age. He is being'
IE CONFER- congratulated on the record ike has v*
made. K
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IN CO- who have promised to speak on n
other subjects in interest of cduca- rf
ANDARY tion are: Governor Ansel superinten- rt
\i a dent of Education J. E. Swearingen, rt
Jas. H. Hoyt, Judge Robert Aldrich rt
? Judge Gage. Col. Alfred Aldrich rt
nns of the jour- and other prominent white and col- (\
y the colored ored speakers are on the programme h[
ice Conference Reduced rates will be given on all fX
a January 11 to railroads on certificate plan: Tickets P
goe J for a week, Delegates who jj
will be deliver- come, those who arc strangers in the
by Col. E. J. city, please call at No. 1014 W. B
Williams of the Lady street, Columbia, S. C. 3
ultural depart- It is hoped that many of the col- (\
lard of Ninety ored farmers will attend this confer- fj
i H. Bailey of encec
on gardening, Richard Carroll, President.!^
rhite speakers Anthony Robertson, Secretary. IjE
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licklv vield to the heoKnr* r?n?u dreadful condition." he writes "m
g action of this splendid prescrip- skm was almost ycllow; cycs *unk
:>n--Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. cn; tOK?uc coated; emaciated frar
nd it is so safe and good for child- 4? P?und*. Rawing weakc
n, as well. Containing no opium. daily* Virulent liver trouble pullin
lloroform, or other harmful drugs. me d?*n to death in spite of doc
others should in safety always de- t?rs* Then that matchless medicint
and Dr. Shoop's. If other remed- Klectric Bitters cured me. I regair
s are offered, tell them Nol Be ed the 40 pounds lost and ncwar
xir own judge! Sold by wcl1 and strong." For all stomacl
unter's Drug Store. hver and kidney troubles they're si
preme. 50c at all druggists.
RED JACKET PUMPS.
Cylinders and supplies. Pitcher Spout Pumps. No. 1. $1.25 each
o. 2, $1.50 each, No. 3. $1.75,each. Fig. 48-A Deep Well Pumps witl
ylinder, at $4.CO Pig. 40 Heavy P'orce Pumps, with cock spout, tappe<
r 1 1-4 1 1-2 or 2 pipe for deep well, hand or windmill work, at $6.0<
Price on pipe and fittings at lowest prices. We mar:e a specialty o
itting up pumps for wells before they leave our shop. ?.end us you
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LEE A LORICK & BRO.
1519 Main St., Columbia, S. C.
A Wretched Mistake. There is no Quinine, nothin
To endure the itching painful dis- whatever harsh or sickening in Pr<
ess of Piles. There's no need to. verities. I hese little Candy Co!
Isten: "I suffered much from Piles," Cure I ablets act as by magic. A t'e<
rites Will A. Marsh, of Silver City. hours-and your threatening Cold i
. C., "till I got a box of Bucklen's broken. Candy-like in taste. Prever
rnica Salve, and was soon cured." tics P^rasc children?and tne
urns, Boils. Ulcers, Fever, Sores. break the fevenshness. always. An
czema, Cuts, Chapped Hands, least of all is the economy. A larg
hildblains, vanish before it. 25c at box?48 Preventics?25 cents. As
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" JOHN JACOB BE1BRLS, 1st Vice Pronlilent W. M QIBIJKS m.As t <V i
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Uk United States Government, State of S th ( no
3:3; linn, County of Richland, and City ; >>n >ry
* Capita! $250,000.00 Asm is $2.? ,070. ,.)
B ^ Surplus and Profit $so. los. >
9 Solicits Accounts of Hanks, Firms. Cor; ati<>nsand
J ; Individuals for cither Commercial or S. vine's Acc't.
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U ,U Loans $956,653.14 Capital Stock Paid in $2; 0.000.00 ' '
U> ft U S Bonds 410.947.50 Surplus and Profits 59,308.50 ^
Q ^ S C Bonds, Secu- Circulation 250,000.00
[J ,K rities, etc 310,610.16 Deposits 1.719,370.96 v*
3'^k ]*ankinE House 79,825.19 ^
t 9 lu^ Furniture and Fixtures 20,830.00 /s
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ri, ' ' U 511 una uue trom lianks ar.il ^
AI ' U S Treasurer 499,813.47 vi*
I'^kOiTotal $2,278,679.46 2,278,679.46 &