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. k^^^^^=*fc^afc:ifcjl | (lv*T\H I U1U11U I Fine milli ^ hats. Thurs % a u I You are CORD! f It is an exhibit th f glance. Novelty is tr * but the best is here i reasonable as to cau Written T\ ? V 5 v ! i 5? % ^Iv f?* ^h1 ? &? &? ? *t?< & &? ! ': '|\ ik -=?; t. i ,, ; >1 f " ' V? v v 1v% V*?- ' ,in l'1c v .n*:A|l/". * ?r ' V ^ ; "* "** * \ > f (' " t* ML ^^5= :is good Ic "=s=s=r anJ as nea LADIES' O: mt cc It, gun metal and dull 1 r, ? ^ and Heavy soles. ?2. f* Patent, gun metal, blight and jt>. four eyelet ties. $1.50, $2.00, ? MEN'S OXFORDS. ? EDWIN CI.APP, Patent kid . Jr two eyelet pumps, $7 #, Chin Metal, glazed kid and \ 4^ Blik her Oxfords, $0WALK-OVER patent colt bluche WALK-OVER Gun metal kid an r calf oxfords, S3.30 and $4.00 LE Metal and Kid blucher oxfords, $2.0 1 ittle Miss King's Slippers for M Boy's oxfords $1.50 to $3.00. P When you buy here you can rest *, given t!ie very best attention, and h & by the most expert shoe litters, \vh LEVER, THE |> In Coin ? "" . - forth a uiroum ui e Gormaoy, the King Special -Notice. lSSH * gnntlomian If he I 1vi\/a oioim. I m h'lrKm Hoott' tt, the fame i m i v in ./t v.v.1 i i i > i?iiiiai ' JiOSm. >!iop and pool room at the Hl unswoi .Kl National Bank building 1 wo barbers, no waiting. *n empty-head#*, 1 .. ... . . people!'**?Ix>ndoc hverytinng up-to-date. 'i'hos Murrav ijrop. iXAVO. %J ' oondllloM for the that even tho moi unbrtontlflc motho< C^ariyle on MunUluai ^or ?' first MM) When Joseph Joachim, the famous J? ?wythl) violinist, visited this country iu the *V"k b"ln?" U ! 70s ho WUH takeaby a frloud to OarInIo'b house In Chelsea and tntro- . .. Iroducod to a well-known musician . I'londlng an engagement elaewhero, -i-. *' tho friend then loft, and Cartylo, V, JJJ -ho was lust then starting for his ' """'n. ""TlYEl tS*,. *""h h? .ndr.ly 41.1 .? *.lk in Ily4. J"" . , ' Auction. Her undi m. when relating ._ , . . , , . . * In this industry ar< wrapher, Andreas %f . . , , , . Mr Anderson om r Cheluoa nourod the batesburo adv if. itf. w -me- -m* -mf mf. ,nf Iff* wwiPllii Spring Openii nery and T*t day & Friday Ji I and 18th. IM.I.Y INVITED to at will give you an idea > iumphant! not only the new and not only all that but pr se wonders. ry Goods Gom Batesburg, S. C. ! &> $ *fc4!> $!> & 4? 4* & 4 ter Oxfords. 4 ; )iir mind that this season von arr * ' - 4 1 i i . i; 0 . .to ? *1* ~ " "r> i,r;i i-"- 4 ii m ir v ol \y -v here thai are *4 >oking as they are comfortable. t as they are stylish. XFORDS j| kid ankle and instep strap slipoo, $3.00, $3.so, $4.00 and $3.00 j dull finished kid, one, two and 7 $2.so. $).oo. $3.so and $4.00 ^ r oxfords $4- J dTan Russia ^ VERS SPECIALS, Patents, Gun 4 o, $2 .50 and $3.00 m tisses' and children, $1.00 to $3.00 .1 assured of one thing you will be 7 ave the satisfaction of being* fitted / ether you buy a $. isoor $7- pair 7 SHOE MAN * imbia. 4 * 011 veruuuou aouui THE WilOMT Of *OQm, \ of Prussia, Bit- . w<m, etc. Ati last tighten ? Omy FtMt ?? < to M?.y to 1 net hi ng. _ U?*l the Irascible Boaintta OafHt*. know BtomdalA A erlonttfte luvearlpatot to Om >ut English com nail has tw>?D trying tt> wr?*i rod. abruptly, tvrvl definite KVsi of U>? RtnotrtH df I ib?: 'I can't beer dapoetted fn tfte djty ft the coor# Ye; thoy arc troth a year. One erf fcl* teats whs ft> p ktod-baggy at* ot two buckets, tbrow-ff>nrtb? ftlfed t i Tlt-nita. water, on 11 roofb In different l> of the city. At the end at tl itnd of Silk. months a easeful analysts at tho c suited by natural (etna of the buckets to ascertain production of silk asnownt of carbonaceons matter. it antiquated and final computation h? that tn the do la cannot deprtre tm hr^ fining amount k In that Industry. M1 toUH month, or 1* tons di \g *on?** * On a square mile of the cHgr the LrmTa allowed to ? 171 lonH * or 5 X, has pasaad a 788 *?und* ?n *ve???? <* Be> n The mulberry ^ mhabftaht. In I on scientific pdn- ?* lh< suburbs the ioot ?n the bu< nethods ars por- wftB grams to the aouaro foot tries whera silk Is * period of 80 day a. f\>Fr the ? ; Lime the deposit at acentral poln tsss things are aV the city wu* 28.630 grwm? to pagardad, and yet square foot. the head In pro avaloped raaources Long Distance Repeater. ? so enormous thst , navid C st Charles. an engine* r consul at Amov. _4? OCATE, BATESBURO, 8. G. Hfr "Mir IH iki*- "* -*" n 1 ittern m larch 8 Atteud || vith every W est is here w ices are so w pany, | ^V^VTIV ? wLrt uM ba? * for wuyitym. c&y ifl for the telephone The iriiftiMiie of the ecby to nature with the jyaaaiof ^ hoard at a rtoHa frmifiit (ft cHrw tO t)M 4U?v??? A tt#r* | t K'tj l/.Qrtw >>v fh?. " o c< ,. v />-,-. ! *w'3 t Vt?" Ij fti *.^A# Cwi<. 1 <r-\ ftV Mt | i'&ritemtini. Site we& ?'.ew^c<i nt b , 4 fOOrj*OOO <U O t? '.t>??t OT tV 'tKMi*u ?t? *1 ouce a eeuaed *M mad* for a speech. She ?u at ftnA abash*!, bet ascended the steps and made what waa described aa ^a ffettf orattm." Herbert Ihamt^ Chllthad. I Wives Herbert Ape near was ? boy ^ I bis father sent htm away from home ( to school. The youn aster hcame ^ homesick, sod. with t shillings a bis > pockets, made bis war borne, Mr 110 I miles, to three days, walking met of ^ the way. Be did 48 miles the first day and 47 on the second. Oi the ^ third day a friendly coach driver took I him most of the way for aothlcs ^ The Record ef Ts-Osy. Nine years ayo. hy actual ooatvaW tlon, there were LMT bicycles aiamd r tbe function of Broadway and fisen1 ty-eeoond street, Mew York, beitecu sunrise and suoeet oa a late Septun| ber day, and not one automlbUe, mile L according to & careful record kade I ons day last week, four bicydss ysv I ed the same point and 843 eotnao bilea" ' Opportunity 4er Beggars, f A Nrs newspaper Is tb* organ Ar ^ beggars. One of the adverUserocgs ^ of business opportunities offers "sad ' attualioa in a very popular winter r ^ sort for a one-armed man or piafeft| biy with no arma. Refer so oss gvc I and, required. Cash deposit also a |B quired." j Distributing Charity. P At a meeting ef the centra* bsdy 0 hi be Loudon unemployed the other It was foand that a colony establlHhe* near London had r?wulted In the dls trlbotlon of 833,236 among the on employed, but that tbe ooet of dltftid button hod bees |T4?fA0. Rsllowsd by His Rwta. Tbe body of (leetps fwna, a Umdu dog fancier, wae followed U> rbe gruv e3a* J by four flaa bull terrieea. Tbey *or * Mack route, m which km rhe word foot to whit* letter* "Follrr^iig otS' in*.' 8 Qi t?r to his laat resting place.* lar? ? rttb PenaHy af Peaod. arte Oattfornia rajotoen tn a fcady tnal net livg fhe eiroot&tloo of fraudulent rt on- porta regarding tho *ah? of ihe elective Jt a corporation formed fh tho Btat The a felony punishable by two >nar vn- imprisonment or fS.000 line, or both a to - 1 illy. fa the New Yar% loo. booI The New Turk authorities are on MS,- eying out a aohame for gfvVog oar erg] clase of animate a acank baekgroun one remlnleoent of lta natiaa habitat B ?ket t>y apd by. the *x> VI11 ba not on! foe a menagerie. but an art gallery. an* t in Oem###?llene ta Order, the A buraau hag baeo eatab.tabed i Qtrtap*** for supply Log echoed bo; with ready.written eaaays and pro* and varae cotnpoeitiopa and tranal r oi tlong tn nnjr Ihftflwagq at I. cents FRIDAY, KtXR.au. I8tll 1910 I Bio- M Ba TUESDAY, ff\A THE E All Colored i ATTEND Th Thursday, I Mount Olive Bapt the Batesburg Fair. Hill, Dr. W. P. Cono speBk- All persons w iums will get their n Meeting a IT QA ? I .?IU [J All whith citizens ar at|7.30 p. m. Eight c Fair, and it will be a RICHARD Cj I t yqgo ??.? - v.?W?0? OttUufc.'.*>. ??* ?. { I tfcrfsfiOco applied *a t**r i anuum*i C *jV3*wba v. of tt%0trv+*rm. j i Down to (}*--*-ft* Um fiup#n?*a Oow- . hat oogdodsd that an snginsw la not JuaUAad to acting ee the imnaiUlnii < that a efattd at toodar year* on a rail- \ road track will appreciate Ha danger . c and use the discretion at an adult to . out erf tba way at an ap- { proaehtqg ftrato. A Young Shapllftsr. I A woman haa boon ari ootod ? rar-'.s ! carrying to bar arms a 4-yoar-old child wbkh had bean trained to snatch watches and searf-Dlns an Its mottor carriod It through the streets | TbS lafuat was aeeo to grab two watches sad sevea ptas 4a less tr.au y half an hour. i , 3ID6E SPRIRG SEWS s Rev W T Hundley delivered a ^ most impressive sermon replete in , biblical lore, spiritual uplift and ( # t Si missionary inspiration tl?at was t much appreciated by an attentive t congregation last Sunday morning. It was the annual missionary ser- , raon to the W. If. U. Society of tl e Baptist church and they deemed themselves fortunate in securing the services of such an eloquent divine on so auspicious an occasion. A mission to be held in the Episi copal church by Arch Deacon We, ber at aa early day is being looked I forward to with much interest. |L Mrs M H Cogburn delightfully entertained the W M Society of. Bethel Baptist church Thursday. ' afternoon last. D Miss Blanche Smith of Ward une ortunately hurt by a run-awas team & tere last Monday is suffering from * t dislocated shoulder and severe fcrveus shock. Ur L J bmlth moved into the ftrsonage Monday. * On Saturday the veterans met in * tfc school auditorium and after appapriate exerc i?e? interspersed j *nh music by Mrs LJ Smith aid Mis Grwnne. The E W Horne h Cfcp of U. C. V. was organized as ui jfoWs: o. Commander, T D Villard; 1st * Li*t Commander. J W Seigler; 2nd I Lite* Commander. Lewis Claxton; I Aditant, Monroe Gantt; Chaplain. u RdtJJ M Little; Treasuier, I ewis ^ i Yoae; Color Sergeant, J M Kawls; a- I Vidtte, John Hair. 22 members ' eraled. i "T k .'K fif iass Me< AT tesburg, S. C vRCH 22 TO I ATCCDI IDA c /n A I^UL^VJIVU r ASSOCIATION / ' Citizens are is big Mass I Vlarch 22nd at ;est Church Batesb kssociation.-Dr. E. D lind, Richard Carrol ho nave not been p loney on the 22nd. t the Oprs i. m. same e urged to meet in t ounties will unite in i big thing- Come rai IRROLL, E. mn nmnvDC Hill UlUfiUOi - - n* ?M Chaplain Rev. Joa > oil ~ceSYU*C was 7>:cse Brocks ot Coinmb vhorr. the U D C leu. - '*c. tc( lonor by their presence t( >f the occasion. His address was 0 lighly appreciated and reminiscen- p< :es concerning the "Knights of the p Vhite Camelia' intensely~enjoyed. FARMERS WILL 1 BUiLD WAREHOUSE J t] ti The farmers of this section are '< tr?ll organized and u "l b i d for y heix use a fite piouf warehouse ? ie:e in the town of Wagener this y, uminrr. There has been about 2,500 tons hB >f gua: o ca:ii -d away frc.ni this >olnt already this season and the ndicati.ns are that there will be tb >00 more tons moved. This shows ? hat the farmers arc trying to enr'ch 8t heir lands. C) Business with the merchants here dr ;eems to be exceptionally good. T1 PARK SLAUGHTER HOUSES. 8e be Inspectors In Constant Attendance to and Rigidly Enforce Law. There aro In Paris three principal abattoirs, the largest of which. "1a Wl Vlleue, u In the northern quarter ol e\ the city, "Vauglrard," which was ^ opened In 1B98, and replsu-od the old m sloughter house of Grenelle, and "Vil- tc iijulf," where horses are slain roi ?l food any butcher may slaughter * animals at these abattoirs on payment I* of a tajt of 2 francs (40 cents) a 1; in- 11 deed kilograms (220 pounds) on tin meat so prepared. Butchers of the "<mors Important class ana specially Howised are permitted to sell the meat which thoy have thus provided directly t/> the smaller dealers who D1 fteep retail meat storoe throughout the ?4ty. Inspectors arc In constan' at C teedaneu and any meat round Infc ed with disease or otherwise unfit f< r Pood is saturated w'th petroleum and ?* ooodemned Prior to the year 1810 ^ the botchers of Paris siaughtere 1 animals in tue streets and public squares, tA/k w uiai viujuc luuiucipm stiiu^un j ^ Fiimmmabattoirs?were established. ' flu Earnings of Novella's. Anchors earn much less In Era .e than In England. The late Sir Waller Reeant ten years ago estimated thai ^ there were 50 novelist* in England who earned upward of a thousand a year There are now probably nearer a hundrod and fifty, white In France there are aknoet certainly no more than fifty who make a living at all. J An English novelist of alanding will ^ r?Oelve Oisrhteen neno* on ?' --v f-oov ^ < * ' ^f; '> > -JS " H 1 and others wmV?H9 aid their prem- ^?p|M i House *'11 he Opera House j the Batesburg 4 | 'i. TOTE f| u '.ic.d high \ iter taurii In F .^.ce, f r > ,v\ ii?l ' i. *?? ? V?4jfc"; "Jlui snpence. Seven pence halfpenny la .. <ME| onsldered excellent pay, and fourenee andflve pence are common.?T. .'s Weekly. 4 jj America,* Chiokon Population. The non-vegetarian citizen will reolce In the knowledge that the chlckn jopulatlon of the United States in 000 was 220,000.000, at pren?**?t pproaches 300.000.000. Turkeys num- V erod more than 600,000, ducks more ' ? han 6,000,000 and gjeese as many,) * hough tnat seems an underetiuuMue >r geere, evrything considered. The j early consumption of chickens is tore than 300,000,000, though not a 'w. It appears, are carried over from ' sar to year indefinitely in cold ator- j se for the ultimate benefit of the tpleaa boarder.-?Baltimore Sun. Piracy in Ohina. Piracy in China is no new thing in ' ie waters around Hongkong. Aa long ' :o as the thirteenth century the lsl- ' id of Hongkong was a piratical ? ronghold, and for centuries the ' lines*. Government was unable to } ive the sea bobbers out. Ail craft j ssing what is now Hongkong bar- j ir were compelled to pay tribute, j tie higher elevations of the island j rved as lookout station* and no ! >at that approached was permitted ' leave until it hod paid toll. J Disposition of Lost Mall. A More than 11.000,000 pieces of mail ont astray In the United States last 1 ^ar because they wore not directed j ,en well enough for the experts to aclpher the names and addresses. J liitons of this Immense total went ' > the Dead letter Office, where a lot ' ! it was opened, the addresses of the j rlters ascertained and the letters or ackagen returned. But In a great j lany cases the writer's address IS jver found and the letter Is really j load." i 4 Coal a Modern Production. Coal Is comparatively n modern 1 oduct. History shows that it was ; at used In England during the ninth l mtury. In 1318 the King prohibited j k use on the ground thai It was In- f irlous to health. hi;t the hUrh " ! wood floa-lly compelled the 1 x>iidoo- I r to use it again. An Expensive Kodak. It 1b nald that the Sultan of Turkey j sa a kodak that cost approximately 5 1000. It was inado by an American I rm and the metal work is of gold, j le framework Ivory, while the whole 3 i enclosed in a case of white moroc- 1 > with a gold lock and key. ? Teeners {Oil wneii linina auui>i? I lodorn methods, sho will give a new I urn to the silk business of the I rorld.?Bxohange. I