The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 25, 1910, Image 1
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'ine B TESBURG ADVOCATE
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ESI A *LlS'H:i), 1901 _____ BAJ o >URG, S. C? IV: Vy NO PR 25 1910 ? gaag P>^V ANNUin
ALL THE NfcD
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GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK.
";-. Augusta,Ga.
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IE Capital and Surplus - - $725,000.00.
^5 You need an Augusta bank account
ZjS Our superior facilities are at your disposal
Zg Write us today-We pay 4$,interest on savings
accounts.
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W. It. Gl'tMARIX. I'u<s. K. R. IIKVTTAKD, S<*\ A liens. T
I W. B, Guimarin & Co.
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ie Meii ting and Plumbing
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Contractors
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5-1 CX >1,17 M I >1 A. S. ( \
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Contracts Taker Any v. here. ;
iNo Cort riic^ls too Lar^'O.
S and None go S: el
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Citizens Bank
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^Spy of B itcsburg
: $ I. BATESBl RO, SOUTH CAROLINA ;
IS PIVP:,IV^ l?? save \on in a s:iti^yj^^y
j factory manner. j
SlislJi s, v
-J)?*S5 --0 ?>*9*,9. C* 9 ,?? w 0* ~ii> -C>?=0**Dv
? Ri iinof and Welkiner
Two Ilorsa ( 111 (i vat ors. l>isk
^ Harrows, S;;>i ko Tooth Ilar1)
tows, IvolliM v, Pnl \ iwi/ors,
r Corn nnJ ( (>i ton Plant<j)
ovs, Piows, Stc d and
i.'i\ '\ 1! <mI. S a ! L (ul
i icrs, 11 a v S'l'rssos,
(? Small ( 111 ti va i
v ...
(P Mot Will '! > i \V<)! K \ '111 > -'k M > 11,11 \1 i I \ < M i 'hi IV
p n'u;ii . !i . i ! ;i)m11 ir.) -lc nentv \\Yk'm yoii
(r ikt I ,v l!i!11 .', i... the* l.iim or h ir.I\vjir ( !' ;in\
'u kiiul, . ?1 M 1) > i;
| Lorsck & vrance, inc.
| COLUMBIA, O C.
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SPRIN(J \VA LL PAPERS'
OUR STOCK I? < ) \i ? ?! ,i ;rj j ; \yIT
Mew ' ioli'l. , Now l)i 'I , ! -, | II l:>. I > Color*.
\v i-r, i n rs as r s'iv >i > k
MAIN STKKIVr. - <<>1,1 > il'.J-.*
House i'.i i i it i nu . Wall 1 i*. I)? ? \;i n<r.
I atul I :or Sale
0~r , , . | an?! < .her iiVij , ( . '-rits.
375 r-" re s of jroo I wind i> c.?
i - , i, - > i, . -c-.. e .. c ' en la!
near Jones Cross Koaos ?i /.dan ,
r. N. William:,
ceunty. l.r.proved by 5 room Samaria, S. (.
dwelling, tv. darns, tenant keusc,
rVS OF
i'. - Cotton Market
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' UA t ESBUKQ SPOT <4 n_
j All i1uh?' lint i ' vi>it"?rs will confor it fi
ti|x?n llu- A?l oh ate l?y s. tilling in their iianu
or bi'li'io Tliur^'liiv of rach work.
El.
Personals
g.
Mi s J 1J Hartley aid Miri
m.
?=? Si>ent last Friday in Augusta.
i '
I * ? \ r r t ??
aviiss i ior11use i.ancmim leit VA
ncjclay for Bishopville.
f. Dr ant I Mrs J A VVatscn sp
=5 ! Sunday at Ward.
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Dr T A < hi dilebaum wash
' Wednesday.
Mr Minis Hartley of Colum
j | .vas here Sunday.
a i i- -tit visit to her co
I in Miss Kate l 'ullum, Miss Eva Y
bor . i;h left cn Monday for 1
! ho;: c in Mi :i r :a.
he: Johnston
visi; , re! . . in town.
mi o: Monetta v
:n town Tuesday.
i'V.lnier of Mt W
. ;> . shopping i'uesd
Id. W / C hunch fitter ic?' 1
;l. ; ne-'.'. ; wedding
W<
; Dw y of Gil'o
v. , r . . Jti i .->s Eii
rl ?\.i-.
i) C i ^Jronc an 1 Mrs J
i -i >; . . J .v e in to
a p i . i Monday.
: ues w'.ii 1.' ave S
f r a * v Pays vi it ; -> T.I
v : \. I, ; .. ." . l v_. .he
iro i? . vi. ' to relatives in . \l
UI* # M iS.
M. ?es l.uri'e and 1.'. .. ' Culli
arc visiting in Granite . ...c.
\ i : y, ,s. ,1 r . . ~ pvu
iti.vi i-lil
. e uge took in "Ben Hur" Frid
j night in Augusta.
Mrs bar# : iuilor has returned fr<
? v I
I m visit to L:>
< I
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% j Col Is 1" Strother was in Sum
[ a few days ago.
1?
'? Mrs Bettie Watson returned Si
day from Kdgcfield.
V . . ,
Mr and Mrs Beniamin I antey
v ?
it turned to Suaimerton I'uesd.tv.
ivlrs Jno Dr . .e ot Bcnncttsville
the Ltuest o: her sister Mis M
< Perry.
ji Mrs W P Timmcrman and c hi
([ r and M. 3 Pauline Timmcrm
r i left Thursday J or a visit to relath
. i at 1 hompson Ga.
; I
Mr aii.i Mrs Claude Ro ;cr a
, i CI u !e Jr returned to At is: a 1'hu
r day.
t i Dr un Mrs J A Wa' < . N I .
I i ' . Cu . .m, la: * Kit r
i i v. i\ c. . Hi i? 11u *.
C c ul *ook in "i
t.. 1 V. i : I; I
, , :.i Snider. M. . I
, /. ] t / ;k, A ).'< * !
i a , i;:i i\;:wi. I 1'. lwv'
1> . u .. : > B Cartlcd^e, Mi5
! ? ,i. Anniv L-.e Ktl
aoi " , kaU t ui.
. t . i * i j i, Kv i y aoi w
i Hales, . i
; 'M . ,if <.r- V B Kernel
Za?i C .oh. Wi
| ;i. Cu. .m, I ?u : /.0 (
: ! , i It i , L W 1* OX, 1
i v .i hi.,.- .! K C *onri. C h J<
] '! . i (.. R Dr< icr.
SOU ! >>. CHANOEB
?ie ,uji Sunday, No\
be " A7, ti e u, ei chanei ; 11o
an 1 30 to 31 a l'dr moi
train will arrive here from (lolui
.} a'oc 0:30 1 rcUirn about 5:
n<.<"? I * afternoon. S 'I'd stool pull
car:, will l i i an .straight throufd
t v i. ! n's new tiled tube:
/. der the river.
THREE C
JCRIPPEN HANG
ED FORM UK6<>
-- DER OF WIFE.
ivor "
C NJ EMNED MAN PRESENTS
PITIA'JU APF . ANCI
AS HE IS LED TO SCAF1
r
am
London, Nov. 2d.?Dr. II. H.
, , Cvipp^n wflo tc>d.? . In , . in Pen". > ,
^ed
vllle orison for the in tcL-i o! :v:actress-wife,
Belle Hlmcre. The exent
...
ecntion one . r.d w.tittr a icw nm>
utes of the stroke o ni: e, which was
crc the time c!fic > dc V sated. '' he
condemned mem t re enteda pit i.? >
bia ahpc. tuec a h s '.iter v ' i
thronghou the c rid. .
us- his cell to t < st )ld
ar_ His men i a: uish hrd been t
cr rat to be covered up lay outward
licr
bravado and he was a orolcen nr.n
when the wardens were obliged to
is a 1st him up the sfeps ' the drop
upon >. once reached, the shrinking
f: u; . but collapse 1. The first
report that C en ha met nis fate
C'lii: as c -i.tr i y persons
iil wh (. ;e^t e prison ?'u,
. . iy; ' The doo . a
night and
i s tr ' ' - nrd and worn when "
f
.. Tv f.om his fi*:ul slum! cr.
J! it o lo. < . fortitude c.s
Cl v 1 ntifAOr'li/'/l \ Kn ^ !
4110 .a. *ou fit to h n, but he left it1
untouched. His face was colorlessI
: q i:> he w," c co:' .1 br.rc-1" ad'- to
Vi,j he 11c. ? 'i . , . .
vr ' aon done. The b!- . k cap w s
iviic k!v .i , tT the : the
utnoose
adjns.i I a 1 the h U drawn.
Clipper. who u - 'qhf. .1 t^Oprur.ds
as given a drop . n feet,
b Death was msia n .
Following the execution the in-1
quest required by law was he: 1. the
im jury returning a verdict to the effect;
that the sentence or the law had
been duly carried out. Thisr.v: ning,
following the execution the
" prison authorities 1.. ecd an offi 1
statement declaim1. that Crip ci
had made no confession.
TRIED TO CO M Ml Y SUICIDE.'
ter London, Nov. 23.? According t?.j
The Dasly Express, Crippen on \
m_ iuesuay nigni was resuess in do ,
the wardens who became sus
iot.s m.r' ' a scuch, id found t
1 e he had bir.kei: his . ,/Cci.irk
the i \ ed of-i
; is vein ind comn itti:"u v. idc.
W ? NOTICE
TO STOCKIIOj
ul" ERS.
iar. t
]' value o; a rest 'utio:. r . < .
Bo i ' Diu )r -> o i e L. ) !'um
Co .pa: y h;c;c:'oic pas ?e
nC ice I 'i y vi . t . the
i
c.. .? ). the v h ?lders v. 1 i
'hi! i tin 1 ' Icy IJecembc, A.
to sicu > i i s>> .....jn ! 1 y
jlion d ? iJjii. i \i r > j . oj>o >u a ?.
B, f
'
I said nv i di v?.. i>c he i ? .
. l^arol U . :?e or., i ; J ci i
! the <. : j
<f .a- a a.
a v. ( / . U.
Itpur [ Uv ro( i
red- - - jiic#
Fill]; i ; TH ! I-. 14 5BI R(
lu/nx
i<ire v.. . i;.c bate
buit' !. noor 1
Cillf
was ''K mich i
nil ^ ?K? was ne, - >.. In. i
* was damage 1
IS in
ns (n
i trie One h.rniil.t . o l\ ...
> un- A\e. 4.!-:. C. . . t\hc <. .
11 - 'J f ^ - i 0 . i 1-44 jui',;, . C.
BOUNTIES
MAY DIE FROM If
WOUND.
| ? " T
TROY HANKS NOT EXPECTED
i 0 RECv'v ,h AND LEE
BA : :AY HAVE TO i
FACE MURDER CHARGE
I xlnT'cn, " v. 23.?Thai Lie!
i
' m k will have to face a Lexington j
county jury, charged with .hi mur- q
cr of TEs < nly son, seems very
probable. '1'ne auv.^ fiom'U
( jville ;w ti at the younger Banks
w .o as shot by ids father, will likeik
ly not recover. > u
i he older ' treatment of his j
. t . h? r bordered on the j ^
1 t hat he woulu j rj,
his wi from hone, fore*
r tor at the home
On iUcv. 1 uesclay a ?
oon, when Banks, i:i n drunken
ra :c attempted to drive her away.,
I'roy Banks, the son, 17 years old,!
.?i nt to the aid of his ni >ther in an !
. f rt to . Lee Banks j ,
.! on h; . son, who ran for his :
lie had not gone far, however
before he Was shot down by a bul- (
"t livm a Wi, - i.ester, the ball la:i;
, effect in the calf of the leg. , a
r*;.:, *.i.t ;;e to ich an extent
that amputation was necessary, J
11. :1 t ate; ; fr^mbc. rd. ,
Le
. Vr. Bank r to the Ik r.c of i
neiphl and asked for as"...
. <
lance, i y. .cians were imme<
t nine:; d and upon arrival (
h n . one of them. Dr. Risti
. '.ca ill;', Was roughly handle ^
v .. i. ;e . thcr. It was with tbi .
' t i.if fit' . v, it is said, thai 7
he i h\ rici.ms c 1 administer to ! "U
u dr
in; youn^j man.
Bai.ks was i ! and broti It
i' * :r. ! ' < he 1. is been eve. ,1
. 1
e. He was ?i!il under the ir?i'w
ence of whiskey when he reach c .
i . >
die jand no statement fro htn ,
n 1 be ttcured. b'uee f
hp. h >wcver. he I a 1': fr. t'.
about him, and has w; en .< .
o r.it is said, < xprt . re .
a ; surir.tr them 'hr ' ' r? a
tire is to be at ..o to *.1 i
his w >unde 1 chi I Since -t ng r
here he h: . \ i. in . . .y at ,
torney, n. it is tl o 'It .1 he
has er. 1 c ' i hin
*.U) .U it- ... ebe ?.\ \ i . ' he com
- ta n, raid to bt
y
> . ct . t . act. ion.
. > ''SO J'.MC.db -dMA, ,
i '
b. i. i . a :: ,
Pit i . f. I
-ayains'- iStiiC iv.i -ua
: or, \
L) 1 a t.
Pn.su .* > a decree < . < n
t ' : :
( . \ J. Oil,.. C. .
r 1 . 1 . I v : , : - ;
.. !)' r at ;i'o!'V . : A ' :
t Com !; ?.! i
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. ?.V. 'MO the ).!cjw;nj: ?
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i 'ii C :y, \\ c
:it : w n >
; ! .. * c h
1' the L'- Moi-h R' ; n
M1 ' c 'e 1: '
j . .1 I , cli C'A, I
i ' 1 jari, y, elect e . '
nls . J. I Jar; icy."
leriti. >! . e: Cash.
Fr ' . \7. ' uiey.
C. C. v . P. & G. S.
j! r ' - , Plain .i V; Attori t v. O
.m. <ll? TV'
: T..
1 U V. . .
' 1' ^ ved "iVu-;. '
c >tt< 1. lie sec1 .
i n;iy s octed ncl Kinn< cl
j i e $1 .UO pel iuishel.
C. i.i. HI odes,
i : tesburg, S. C.
r,M I
c:, Su < op., lit \ c: w- .ite. J c (
i :-t pa; *r in the co inty. O ' j
1^1 pti year.
> CONDEf
NO. Mtm. TH
Report of the Condition
of
.je Pirst National Bank
^ C
of BaiesburK, at Baltsh
in% in the state of
outh Carolina, at the*
close of business. No* Tj
vo.i-h-r 10, 1910.
INsOlll'VK
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at.'I V.-counts 11,085.19 [
ieidrafts, secured ar.d
unsecured o55.63 beei
. Bonds to secure ingt
circulation 25,000.00 jn tj
cmiums on U. S. Bonds 500.0u ,_>j ^
?nds, Securities, etc 400.00
iKii- :*house, Furniture, ~'at
and Fixtures 16,884.77 vcaf
he v Heal Estate owned 8,525.00 the
te from Nation- succ
al Barks < not reman
serve yrents 1 34.782.22 ,j.
ui . approved
l<ese;\c \p- are :
cnts 19,042.24 pota
i oth- butt
er Cash Items 22.21 tanc
' 1 , o C'eP?
National banks 300.00
and
i.c.i-.uicd 1 apt:
Currency, Nick- I men
l4s, and Crr.ts 88.00 and
wful Money Reervc
in Bank ' Kers
v\7: Specie 7,443.00
K'al tender notes 1,000.0062.67767
??7Z? shou
demption lurd with U.
3. Treasurer 5 per cent
af circulation ' 1,250.00 1!?" s
?-?-? Thes
U AL 226,978.26 : roorr
pital st ok paid in $25,000.00 e
rplus fund o.OOO.vti ward
idividc.l Profits less sped
Cxpen cs and Taxes | M<
?id 12.535.53 u ?
tional Bank No > !
)utstanding 24.300.0. ' v
e 1o other Natio; al j
ianks 0-'j.Vr 1'
to -i c an ! Pri - mpn
c i '.ks a no 1 uaK.
3 inkers 511,95 farm*
"pos>Ca
ubject to ?ave
M,605.28 ' i< f
!ep'^!' 41.020.90 'f!
;hic:\ rl eckso.it- j ^ood
standing j . 81 1 7,969.9!? | sons
' "row
rAI o. 7 ... 0n 1
'
:
I. : . C a: A). Cashier o r:;
ve .) . . bt nk, c[6 solemnly
c r h t ' v ;.b ve si <" . em * 1 "
? Pie best c. my knowledge '
J belief. IS
Ira C. Carson, Cashier. irea1
. lei! .'.n sw m to before ' ^
" . 1 > b Pay c N vc;r?b t, 1911
oial Seal) Jn6. C. Glover, SUPF
Notary Public
-Atb : MLC
1. rrn;rhan,
1... i .1.1 cl.ell,
X. A.. iJ llOS.
Directors. ^
A . K!' A't'E BOOMk! ?
IN 3A ' 3DIJRG
fres
i > i c dc is yes'erda *
UN : . tot waul i . r B.Ue: \ '
u \ 1 *. M 1 . K*: and hoti.d t x
?s 1 ha .mc o cr acre 1 r' .lir.
it o:n Mr l . Htrciher whe: e
it old gin 1 e row st- rvls nrd
>po e the Medio'ist par,onaga in,
. e about $1,200, which
tea. v ./* .u 0 an acre.
Mr. 1 ?:cr Watson also purchas
id an ac:e lot just beyond this site,
. e cc sideration being in thencig iirnoo
i of $2,000. Mr. Watson e - ^
ects to bu''d a modern home he e ' '
u the near future, l'he probabilities
re 'ha' h.e will go into the colt o
id fertilizer business which will 111
nean much tor Batesburg. 1
| or
RKD. WHITE AND BLUE. ,r:
kc
Pi
In no :udance with the school,
a 1 rj'e : iteflag now tiies over .he w
_hool house (luiing sc 'ool hours. UI
4
*JSEP
3E COLORED
FAIR
ACCESS IN EVERY WAYLARGE
CROWDS.
II BITS GOOD AND THE INTEREST
\LEN BY THE COLORED PEOPLE
WAS UNPRECEDENTED
h'ite a great deal of interest has
i taken by the negroes of Lexon
and the surrounding couaties
ic fair being held here this week.
lard Carroll, president of the
e Fair which was held here last
1 and in Columbia this year, is at
head, also, of this fair, and its
ess is due largely to his capable
agcment.
he exhibits are good. There
iorae spleadM samples of cora.
toe?, cow peas, garden cropa,
er. eggs, canned fruit, pickles,
y work, poultry and hogs. The
irtnaents of domestic science
agriculture show great advancet
in methods of keeping house
managing farms. H. S. MurU.
S. Demonstration agent of
haw, is at the head of the latter
rtnient, which makes a good
ing.
ie Southern Ploughman, Car
paper, is giving a prize contest
e prizes are a buggy, a bed
i set :nd a suit of clothes, ??fety
the L. D. Cullum Co,, I. Eds
Co., and Coouer Bros, relively.
?etings were held each night ia
e.;ro church, addressed py E.
'bite, C. T. Walker and others.
>11 talked to the white people
mrsday night. It is his nim to
ove the condition of his race by
i-b men and women better
rrs and housekeepers.
Iveit, the famous rope walker,
several splendid exhibitions of
!':i! ari balance daily at the
grounds.
< attendant.e kss been very
There weie about 3,500 p?radmittrc
Wednesday, and the
ds \ er' ..per still Thursday.
:ie latter c?v special Thanksi
: crvice s were held.
(Jui; Ken to Fair was a
es.s especially cc.nsid;
that this was its first trjrr as
, : :i 1 r t it v.fs so sr or after
N f.,ro h'.'ite t aii in Columbia*
Carroll's object to make this a
\ agricultural and industrial fair,
he, 2nd the others werking
him arc deserving of the hearty
ort of the white people.
5S CULLUM INTERTAINS.
tijv Katherine ( 'ullum deltfhfur^
rtained a large number of friends
tlnesday at a u.:ique re:ipe c?r..
After the contest delicious rehments
were served.
NOTHE R S U S -
PECT IN JAIL.
RO CHARGED WITH FARlCIPATION
IN WILLIAMS'
KILLING IN JAIL
.exington, Nov. 23,?Sheriif P.
(Jorley returned frorr. Owensbor#
.. last n-ght with "Trix" Bakar,
10 is charged with murder aad
jhway robbery in coaneetion witfc
c killing of young Paul Williams
the Hagenbeck-Wallace circus
iin on the night of October 2. Ba:r
. a young negro and was an ear*
o>e of the circus up to the time
the wholesale arrests in Augusta,
hen he skipped leaving for part*
renown.
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