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TITe BATESBURG ADVOCATE *"~'
. A TRI-COUNTV PAPER. 1
ES TA8LISHBD, 1901 BATESBURG, S. C- FRIDAY, APRIL, Mil 1910. * ).q(> pER ANNUM
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i| GEORGIA RAILROAD BANK.
Augusta, Ga.
:* -
*5 Capital nnd Surplus - - ?650,000.00
m '
? This bank solicits the accounts of Firms, Corporations
and Individuals, extending every
2* accomodation consistenl with good
banking.
I CLEAN, - SANITARY, UP
- TO - DATE
Most Modern, Sanitary and Up-to-Date Founl
i 4 1 \ V 4 .? 4 . . 1 \ ^ i i % nirt I t/a ?* i i i? Im ? t 1a /-\ I , 1
ill lilt OUIK Ild5 |UM L'tCI I 111 o I?111 vAI IUI U.s l>\ UlCOIll
liable soda fountain manufacturers?The Liquid (
bonicCo.. of Chicago, 111. We invite every vis
while in Ibitesburg to come in and inspect our bount
: in detail as to its completeness and sanitary equipm
We use only the freshest and purest fruit juice syrups obtain
One visit will convince you. We thank you for your first visit
will appreciate your further patronage.
Cc
HA'ITKSniJHCi
, ___________ ^
| Wagon & Carriage
Material.
{ We have overy t h i 11<_> nuinulactu
J ed in wagon and carriage niatta'ii
X and are giving this department of our husines partial
if .44 .. 4 : .. I I. '
ill .trillion uus v i'i?i.
Am
" We have ready for prompt shipment spokes, hu
hi cross bars, axles, blacksmith's tools and all oil
'{ wagon and earriage material. Send !<>r a descripti
I
Tr>
I
s Lorick k Lowrance. ^
X '
3 WHOLESALE SEEDSMEN, COLUMBIA, S. C
i'K -<CP*r/^CS*G^<7^<^(J^(rHCr*t(r*<r'
1 In | A MONEYED MAN
\ V may be of two kinds. One who has inherited
money and one who has
I ?J?iv saved money.
DON'T THINK TOO BIG.
/ J1 ' Begin way down with the pennies
and the dimes and the dollars. They
are the seeds ol fortune. That is the
nPft/ |f>^ only way money grows. Bring your
h jY J money seeds to
CITIZENS BANK
tl of Hatesburg, S. C.
!? /^JTps We pay interest, and start von on the
M ;T^iii:jv5 right road to prosperity.
mum* msmmtmc msm
\V F.HPAS ART sToTTb
('( >I ,l JMBIA. s. ( \
, | i>i:( oiiAToi; | J
IMl'ORTKl) GOODS A SPKC'IAl.TV
IXTKItlolt AN1) KXTKUIOU IIOISK I'AINTKU
Ol'T < >K CITY WOHK SOMCITKI
PICTURE FRAMKS MAI )H TO OKDKl
"KING GAMALEON." Dr< w. T. Gibson, Physic
Will stand for service at my stab- Surgeon. Office over I"
les in Ridge Spring, S. C. during . Rank.
this season. Write for particulars! Batesburg, S.
and price.
J.A.Clarke, PARM LOANS
Manager. . ,
_ ^ Loans negotiatec. upon im
farms, payable in annual insta
P OK KEN I No commission. Borrowt
Large store on Main Street. Best actual cost of perfecting loa
location in Batesburg. Terms rea- further information, apply
sonable. B. Palmer & Son. P. O. Be
Dr. L. M. Mitchell, Phone 1U8S- 0:fic- sylvan
Batesburg, S. C, ng, Columbia, S. C
EWS OF 1
^ - Cotton Market -I
: ?I
BATESBURO SPOT 14 3-8
jc ??
5^ All having visitor* will conffi' a favor
?l>on thf A.lvm-ato by sending in their iuuuphuii
JE or before Thursday of eneh week.
'
I Personals
Miss Mattie Etheredge returned
Sunday to Columbia.
Mrs F B Crouch is visitinp rcllatives
in Wagoner.
?? I Mr and Mrs D 1' Bodie returned
i Sunday from Johnston.
Mrs L R Brazell of Lancaster is
i visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W
'L Rawl.
Miss Lucile Cullum left Tuesday
for Augusta.
Mrs Alice Hartley left on Wedrc
nesday for a visit to Charleston.
]ar- Mr and Mrs Pope Matthews of
I*t0l Columbia spent Sunday in town.
mill Mr Albert Ramsey of Monetta
ent was here Tuesday.
~T"T Miss Emma Mason of Columbia
able . . .. .
aiKj is spending awhile in town.
Mr J P Buzhardt of Ward was
1 here on Wednesday.
ID. j Mrs M J Holstein of Monetta was
in town shopping Monday.
- M iss Lizzie Cullum has returned
! from a visit to her sister at Granitcville.
i
> j Mrs B L Caughman of Columbia
> ! spent Sunday with Mrs E E Bustei. <
V; Mi Lorenzo Cullum returned Mon i
I day to Eurman University.
liss Millie Wightman of Mt
I Wiiiii.g is the guest of Ivlr and Mrs i
jG \\ Wightman.
Messrs J R Usuer and M W Per
ry spent Sunday in Saluda. ;
1:11* Pj Mr james Cullum arrived Satur- ;
- uay ii oni Ciuuiesioii. l
Mr., I B Meiry and children have 1
i re; <n from a visit to Augusta. \
v j l'roi W E Black returned I'ues>
i day from Charlotte. i
Mrs C dwell Cull urn was a visiter I
\ ' A
v i to Columbia on Saturday,
jp j Messrs'] B Kernaghan and J R j
/ Ungcr left today to attend the South 1
Carolina Banker's Association at the ;
lp Park in the Pii es.
Dr L M Mitchell spent Wednes- :
day in Columbia.
*(r* r < Mrs Welborn returned Wednes
' day trom a visit to friends in ('oy
^ lumbia.
'fe | WILL RUN* TO P1NEI
HURST.
m NUMBER OF CARS FltOi.1 LEXINGg*j
TON TO JOIN IN TOUR.
' Lexington, April 4.?There is ,
^ much interest herein the coming sor
ilKili ttl run ?'A*n A iwruofo r* Pinr
K 7~ LlUUlill V 1 UU ill.'lit i kU^UOUl LV-? 1 illK"
hurst on the 18th, and it is very
J* probable that a number of cars will
enter from here, for at least a porfy*
c ^
J* tion of the run. 1
|jp: The county chaingang is now
at work on the Augusta road, com^
pleting the gap oi about seven miles
between here and Leesville, but it is
hardly probable that it will finish its
work in time for the run. However,
vg?jf tAc road, lor the most of the way,
^ will have been completed, and it is
believed that the roads in this county
"""" over which the Capit il highway is to
i run will compare most favorably
i with trie average roads to be found
..... ; in the other oortions of the territory.
tUlv I ' '
: SO riALiciS IN LEXiNGi;
TON.
I\. ?
\
Lexington, Apr';' -1.- For the first
inn n I u
tinn- ii ur.ny n .nths there were no
.ational oncjay iSa]Cs conducted here
^ to-day, and consequently it has been
: a very quiet day.
k HEW FOUM'AI
i proved
,'"'nents< The Ridj/ei Dn ' (Jo. has just
:rs pay pU( ;n a nC(V anc] vcr,y handsome
n. For fountain. It is strictly cat the sanitary
to John pE'-n : nd all the svriq : . flavors and
>x 282 even the io cream receptaclei ..teof
..7' ei'.ht i } '..;>> c i < na : . waie. i hurs111
c d'v t ve ii. .t they sti .e 1 over
retie hin,; diinks.
fHREE C(
600D RUADS MAP,
TO BE PREPARED
i
AUTOMOBILE H I G H W AY
WILL BE OUTLINED
MVf ATimt r *
BttUCTLI.
RED LINES WILL MARK
ROADS. ?
CAPITAL HIGHWAY BODTE SHOWN U
IN THIS STATE, INCLUDING
THF EXTEN- B'
SIGNS. Bj
The department agriculture is preparing
to issue a pood roads map of ^
the State. The drawing are about ^
complete and will in a few days be
sent to the litogiapher,
Letters have been addressed to
the county supervision of the State
for the purpose of learning the exact
number miles and the location of the
improved highway, of the State.The
map will not be colored, but will
contain the plan skeleton outline
with the public highways and the (
railroads.
I he improved roads will be mark- ^ :
sd by red lines with distances be- 1
twec-n different points. The gaso'ine
stations will be marked on the map _S(
so that an automobilists traveling ^
through the State may ascertain
wheie this very necessary material
Re
lor motoring may be obtained. The
railroads \vi!l be given so that when
i machine breaks down the party
"nay see just now many miles will
nave to be covered by foot to a ^
ailroad station.
Une or the most important ioad- 11
ways to be shown will be the Capital
Highway, which extends form the ^
North Carolina line to North Augusta
on the Savanah River. Other
highways that have taken definite
shape will be tire one from < olumbia
to < harleston and proposed
route from t olumbia to Ashcville.
There arc in South < arolitia apprqimately
45,000 miles of public
highways and a large number of *n'
miles are being improved each year.
Another important locdway to be ^1
shown will be the National highway
which extends acros s the Piedmont
section of the State. This roadway
has been mateiially improved in the
past year and with very few ixcep- ^
lions will be marked good all the
way acrosss.
ENUMERATORS FOR:'!
LEXINGTON COUNTY. ?
Supervisor DuPre has appointed ^
the tollowinp census enumerators
lor Lexinpton:Black
( 'reek Township Wood R C<
('order, Pelion
Boilinp Sprinps L'cwnship Ioor
Hayes, Lexinpton
Broad River TownShip Edward
l, Kleazer, ' 'haj in: John A Levtr,
( hapin \
Bull Swamp Township Samuel J
Derrick, Swansea
Batesburp Township Jo; n B ' ^
Towill, Batesburp | ^
Bhinquepin Township John B
iTowill, Batesburp 'u
t 'onparee Township Including, j.,
Brookland W R Lowe, Brookland j
excluding Brookland,M G < 'auph c
man, Brookland ' t
hoik Township Webster W A-; r
mick, Irmo; Win P < 'line, J:., Irnu i:
Gilbert Hollow Willie E Lonp.l*
Gilbert, R Kirk Donley. Gilbert
Hollow < reek Township Miss
Eunice R Wessinper, Lcqinpton t
Lexinpton Township Georpc D c
Hodpes, Lexinpton; J W Addy. 1
Lexinpton
Piatt Sprinps Township J R
Lanpford. Swanser
Saluda Township Appointee not j
yet con missioned | {
The work will bepin Apri; lo and 11
min t be completed in 30 days
)UNTIES CO
Report of the Coil- jj
dition of * W
he I'irst National Hank *
9m
of Batesburg, at Bates- j_j .
burg, in the Stale of
South Carolina, at the ^
clos? of business, March ffa
20, 1910
Resources. jSjl
Dans and Discounts $124,480.88
verdrafts, secured and jJS ~
unsecured 198.65 Oontl
S Bonds to secure cir- ?55
culation 25.000.00 m >
emiums on U S Bonds 500.00
Diids, Securities, etc 400.00
inking house, Furniture
and Fixtures 16,690.77
thcr Real Instate owned 8.525.00
Lie from National Banks '
not reserve agents > 11,354.75
ue from State and Pri- !Stcltfc' 1T!(
vate Banks and Bankers ^
Trust Companies, and v/OllCIl
Savings Banks 293.29 j m? CITIZEN'S
je from approved Re- UUk(l. LOCAl
serve Agents 14,170.91 s ** ? A l" HI
iccks and other Cash NESS At ARC!
Items 250.00 _ . , Re
, ., . . Loans and Disc
)tes o! other National , ,
,, , "ac t\i\ Overdrafts,
Banks <45.00 .. ,
, T) ~ Bonds and Stoc
actional Paper Curren- , , . ?
m- i i i . no ed by the Bai
cv. Nickels and Cents 99.84 ,, , . T I
c , .. .. Banking House
wful Money Re- , . . .
. .. . r urniture and 1
irve m Bunk, viz: _ ,
? Due from Bank
ecie 0.266.25 ,, ,
. . , Bankers
ga'-tender
, - ct\ t\f\ i c >. > - Currencv,
notes 1,260.00 7,526.15 ,
I . <A'<
idcmption fund with U , ,
r. r r buver and othe
S treasurer <5 per . .
cent of circulation 1.250 10 . ^
Cr eeks and Cai
>'1AL 211.493.34 TO;rAL
l.inbiltks , j {
; its) stock paid in 323.00 00 , StOclt 1
irpjtis fund TO CiOC fetiplus l-'r.t?f*
r.divided Profits, less y , KvVtd p1G]
Expenses and Taxes Current ExC<
paid 13.177.09 faxes.'2
itional Bank Notes y t;r - '
outstanding 23,85 C.C0 c
ie to other Naona wliC.hiC I cr
Banks 232.33 subject t0.3
ie to S'&te r i d Private c?, . . . fl
o.i\ . S 1
Banks and Bankers 15.50 <y y, Atif
dividual dcr osits sub- Deposit,
jeet to c: eck 07," 0 Notes and B s
me certificates of de- counted,
P?sil 5,097.13 H.ih Payab'e, i
ishier's checks out- Cert:i e res f
standing 231.39 ey Borrowed
)TAL 211,493.34 ToTAL,
State of Soutb Carolina, County State of Sou
Lexington, ss: q{ ycxinRl,,n, ?
I, Iia C. Carson. Cashier of the Before me
ove-namcd bank, do solemnly Qmhier of the
'ear that the above statement is wj10 t .e'n^r ! '!
ie to the best of my knowledge t'n.. ap Vc : '.
d belief. js a lnie cc;,
rrn r rv? r * a *< rtinkiAf .
shown by tne
Subscribed and sworn to bo-ore
e this 4th day of April. 191f. Swom ,Q ai (
Jno. C. Glover, nre this th da
Notary Public. ^
DRRECT-ATTEST:
S Pickens Derrick, f. Q, ,rect_Atust
WLKawl, - u. X. Gur.tc
N A Pates, M TJ Boatv
Directors. B U Timm
KOTIGE DELEGATES
liIE i
All delegates an 1 visitors who ex- !
ect to atter. i the Rarnca Philathta Widren J- n
Convention at Newberry are earnc.-.t to?, bur, > 1
.* urged to a;range to teach New- his ; h<
erry not later than the ?:k0 trrc'n j;. i 0
Friday afternoon, April 8th, as it is est with Robs
lesitxv th..".: all he . rv i.t at the re i:., fr . .
eptioii w 1:' h is to 1 e at 5 o'clc< k neanr.
hat aiicu. ,.n. 1>> not ndss t. is l>;.
cceptioi vv;.iii .) iyin, ticket , !o . .ached '< c
io'. fm cf t . sec:--, a ? ceipt from 1S , j . ... u
la . r< ad . gejt so that the reduc- price of t iC01
ioi i i :.irc ( iti be b: . ce on re
.r trip. Onehunlrtil certificate:. Sonu. men
;re < .aired; t- ns :c the teduction can be * ough
here!ore i ir'i oiv. at e:i lint th? Pittsbuig seer
:onven .on Is rcqrc ted to purchase kind. Over aj
i ticke* and : tvure a receipt. Don't that some me
orget the date, Friday, Saturday. ..... . d (
indSunday, April 8th. 9th and 10th , , n * ' c,c(
J ' b. tor.* many
will take the
WANTED. fine day in S<
fice could go
Shickens, Kggs and Butter. Highest
prices paid in cash or trade. 11,0 !>Cit u
T tor a city co
J. C. Glover. without ret ai
'N DENSE D "
AHIN.Pnt, K. R, 1IKYWARD, Sec. &TreM. ^
B. Guimarin & Co. 1
;ating and Plumbing &
Contractors ||
a?
/ 1/ \t r r-% * t a ^ ^ ^
v^v ;ij cj i> l r> i ^ v? O. %
acts Taken Anywhere, ji
[o Cortracts too Lar<>e. ^
I None Too Small I
%
Pill of Hie bia has verV recently wiped out
twlfl vil li?v? such lines, and will in a few weeks
? elect a mayor and four commissiontlOn
OI ers. This plan of city governmentis
\nk op ItATliS- tbc cornrniss'on plan-is untiied in
' ? .TPcmiixi South Carolina, but cities in other J
Ci OSt OF bus" !?v. tried it and with one
' jyl() voice they pronounce it superior.
wl \ , May every good that Columbia exscind*.
pccts come from the rew foim of
:ounts. $116.Se5.06 Bovernn)c?,
750.UO It was Robert ilruce. who tired ?
ks own- and dispirited, watched a spider J
nkt 53U.OO strive to extend his web. The spi- J
5,376 42 tier tried again and again, and yet
? oimi in again, and finally succeeded. The
-lxtures, /..OM.uu ^ J. C( . , .
courageous, persistent effort of this
1 arcl mite among animals put new heart 1
14,253.62 jnt0 the despairing Scotsman, and '
5,008 00 the next ?lay he led forth accnquer1,165.00
ingarmy.
^ Discouragements ar.d failurec?
? yes, they come, but the only thing
" to do is to keep on. Reed the folsh
Items, 1,786.5. lowing selection. It coiitaiiib a won
dcriul truth, and ii may be htarten14
955.30 ing to some one whose strivings A
,bli?k-s. ' seem without avail.
aid it., $30.W0.C0 In a RUB laetory tan be seen a
.. ' .?ftrn i n * ' * ' r' C?1 we ghngfive hun *
1 dred pchTTd c'j. hr-fr-t m It-nytrv
[its, less nd surrender by a very delicate
;nse>a;.:l 'chain. Rea:b. also suspended a
3.848.63 won.mcn be.. c: lk by a silk thread
... -The desiic i to see vhether the
r t cork can sc* .c steel bar in motion.
/ 1 S nn !
,AV -V" Such an ei1- * stems impossible.
?,loorno :c S"'ir-R*ng gently
c2,o2o.92 a, ainst the G bar and the steel
, . 6,035.17 >*. remains : I'or.lt ss. Hut let it be
rs r.f done ?p in, and ag in, and again.
t>2') 92 '* 'lCn vi*.es? end lo! at the er.d
. of that'irne the bar gives evidence
; Rcd? - of feelii g uncc mid rtable, a sort of
5,700.00 nervous chili runs over it. Ten min
ncluding Tes late and the chill has been fol
o;. jvj . 1 jwed by vibrations. At the end of
r;/U. j)( half an hor.r the great bar is swingJ
ling like tl e pendulum of a clock*
j Great possibilites are in that little
118.9c5.cC c crk a held by the sijkcn thread."
mm HELP TBAVELa.
c. Jones, gag TO FIND HIS
above mimed bank, tit ? yr
y sworn, says thai vf it I _
( ; - Lexington, April 6.?The postol:
... . cv ? ,ai!k, a; ce <hp rtiner.t is ever working fcr
! - betterment of the free rural deot
ks ui :ii< 1 bank. ., . ,
i . cry : i! service. Ihe latest or.
v. C. ccs, cr fxvr;1 the depntment requites all
subset.he-. e ic petrous cf rural routes to paint their
y of April 1010. as white. Postmaster I.eaphart
Hay n fteeipi of a letter frcm Fourth
p.'pt stent Postmaster General De.
iw, which will be of general in
i -st to R. F. D. patrons everywhere:
vright, ' It is the desire of the depaitment
i nearnest'.v reaucst nations tn
Drtectora 1 al delivery out of your office to
t tir boxes ;.iv. the posts to
\ c -.1 \i p* 1 n- 'they arc attached a pure white
jD&Lil V ?aIk r. iis cr uise, it pursued, will
i i. .. it-:; it :n benefit to the pa
.. j, . ;s i. use: to protect his box
;.d ,hs iio-.n damage by the wrath
cr, but will give a 1 boxes a unifoim
i ' ntl serve to f .< ti.eir identity
, .. . ('jvidi ' r- |n all parts ot the country rs United
; . States :r.aii boxes, and will give
v both aredi lug them a much neater . n I sightlier
appe . r.ce than tl.ty nov; i ossess.
o <'.e: red ti at patrens be in
C -wk . r \ . . y " "<-d to im : n their n ir.es and >.
o the- < u! ' s * nt.r be s on boxes in black
ha ? .fi to do with he ?' iers a or v two ir.ci.tn high,
a. "r ah o t.t -'/< d diet > c uendea
"> )r i11 or v ..i hciuls to paint
are uy chew p. , :.ey Up0n the t . ,i.; which r re
? ::i ' ' ! Cited a c ic.ds (but rot at
ns full o c cheap tach signs th ivto the names of the
tainsi lis sr \: c . ct towns or villa 'c to which the cross
n can t oe b ught. roads lead, wit an indicator show
rion vfi c in - n,! ing the directior.
m v usVv can i ates "?osts t0 which bc'XlS shcu,d he
f.. - . t. .. i" .. ' attached shall le set in an easily i c
uciii. 11 wuuiu i u n ,, . . . . .
outh Carolina it the of- cessible position at ti c r.deof thc
seek'.:.- the n ?tn roa<^ aml oxes r,ccure'>' tautened to
a projecting arm of wood, or to a
ay to seouio goovl men bracket ot ban-.l ircn abcut rhree
ireil is to elect them J sixteenths of an inch th'^k, or, if
:d toward lines. Colum-1 preferred an automatic extension
I may be used."

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