The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1901-02-20


NJ osses Notes, Moses on Virtue, eto
etc.
Ex-spesker of the House of Renro.
sentatives, and now, through the Uu.
accountable Mercy Of Divine Prov.
idence, Exercising the Duties of Gov.
ernor Of South Carolina.
The Lecturer has been secured at an
immense expense to the State. The sub
Ject of his Lecture is r ligion, which
Tor many years he has made his study,
and, In order to become master OF his
subject, he has devoted the entire Con.
Urgent Fund to this purpose. He is
swing example of what Religion can
do for humanity when properly uader
stood. He will show how littlo faith
can be placed in tho doctrines Of the
Church fathers that to have Religion
one must necessarily possess Morality,
Chastity, Truth, Honesty, Good Faith,
R'verence and Filial Love Go say
gothing of VirtuO. He will show in
ais own person that enc can, in his
opinion, be Religious, from a Christian
stand point, without possessing any of
ihe aforesaid imaginary qualities. He
2ill slow that without them one can
Use to the highest position 10 the
State. During the Lecture he will pro
duca Nesgle as an example of man
ithout Religion, possessed of the
Devil. In order TO illustrate his sub.
j,c. thoroughly, he will show to the
suaionCe tablet upon which is engrav-
I'D pay certificate sigRed by the or.
igi1al Moses for current expenses in
cured In drowning Pharaoh; stone
tror M. Sinai telling the price of an
ollie n LAT land 1900 years ago; a
~ fou-l ia The garden Of the Repub-
sGsr Printing Company, contsinin g
yN,..,; sIsc - sll-li.-a. CO.: g =.
She Coileton Gazette, tEken from the
corner storo of the Preston Mansion.
On this occasion the Lecturer will be
dressed in full uniform, manufactured
by Cowdilly from the original flag.
hauled down st Sumter. He will also
wear the sword with which he cut him
self lose from Truth and Virtue ever
since infancy.
The Mnslo for tho occasion will be
furnished by the 81 900 Certificate Pos.
Band, which will play, by request,
some Of the airs performed at the Cub
erantorlal Mansion during the summer,
with eel ctions also from "a hundred
thousand more"
a Quartctte fIom the Penite ntiary
will be present aud sing at the close OF
the Lecture
Return, ye Ransomed Sinners,
Home"
The Cashier Of one of our Banks has
kindly consented to preside at the or.
gan.
Price of admission. 75 cents.
Unpaid Notes OF the Lecturer will be
taken at their market value.
County Treasurers are invited Ia
come prepared
PaIker's Haul, as Columbisns well
know, was purchased about 20 Years
ago by the State and was used for eight
or ten years by the department of
agriculture, the first floor being occupi
ed by an exhibit OF the States mineral
and forest productions. On the abolition
OF the department il remained vacant
until /! came TO be u ed IS a State dis
penssry, and this use continued unu,
Gov. Iiliman gave up the building to
Mr.. f.. b. Wesley, for whom it was
purchased in part with Blue Ridge
scrip. 1t fell as q fee to Mr.. William
II. lLyles, the shrewd and active attor-
ney of Mr.. Wesley, and has now been
converted into the Albemarle hotel,
the first floor, formerly notorious IS
Fines saloon or - the Third H,use'
of the days Of good stealing, being &C.
cupied by wholesale fruit establish
mont.
Many have teen the changes in the
last quarter OF century, but the fuc-
tuatiOns of fortune have been nowhere
better illustrated during that period
than III the history OF Pa,kers Haul. "
columbia S,ato.