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REASONABLE PRICES FOR PAINTING.

believe in what can get or what the
people are able TO pay. Ten per cent.
off every dollar on your paint bill means
ten per cent. saved for those who want
10 paint their house. viii paint your
house save you ten per cent on dollar.
All city and county orders promptly
attended 10 by
John N. WINDSOR,
20 Holland St. Annapolis Md. or
mo Churchton A A. Co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10
No Secret About It.

II is no secret. that for Cuts. Burns,
Ulcers. Fever Sores. Sore Eyes. Boils.
etc. nothing is so effective as Bucklen' S
Arnica Salve. alt didn't take long TO
cure a bad sore had. and it is all o. X.
for sore eyes. writes ID. L. Gregory. of
Hope. Tex. 2Sc. at Feldmeyer Bros.
drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10

Our government is actually sending
some bloodhounds TO the Philippines
20 run down the colored men who do
not like our way of controlling them.
History repeats itself. 1t is not a
Democratic administration that is do
ing this. Nor did the suggestion
come from southerner.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10

Somehow New York has a terrible
fascination for Nan Patterson. After
ostensibly quitting the stage she re-
turned to her home in Washington. but
she didn't stay there long. New York
is the load stone aud Nan Patterson
the magnet, aud 10. she is back again.
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Order NisI on Auditors Account.

JAcoRw. DUBOIS. ct al VS.. SERENA VIII
SON, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
:" w. No. 2691 Equity.
Ordered. this Second, day Of June. 1905. ina
the Renori and Account Of the Auditor, filed TINS
day in the above entitled cause, he ratified
and confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be shown on or before
SECOND. DAY or JULY, NkAE
P,oyided. a copy OF this order. be inserted
in some newspaper published IN Anne Aruhue
County, once IN each of three successive weeks
before The hird day OF July. next.
GRO, WELLS, Clerk.
True Copy, Test ,,,,s c,.~,.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10

Mr.. Henry James says newspapers
are nothing more than black erup-
ton of type, and they roar like mon
sters. " Indeed Who is Henry
James. anyway
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10

The Lewis CLARK exposition now on
in Oregon has distinguished itself by
being already to open on the day an
nounced for the opening.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10

Another Prince is coming to Annap-
oils. This makes the third TO visit
us in recent years. Now honestly.
isn't il enough TO turn our head
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10

In Germany they have invented a
fireless cookstove, and now in Boston
they are endeavoring to manufacture
the kitchenless cook.
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NICHOLAS II. GREEN, Attorney.
ORDER NISI.
In the Matter of the sale of the Mortgage Rel
Estate of WILLIAM ID. JOINS.

In the Matter of the sale of the Mortgage heai
Estate of WILLIAM d. JOINS.
In tho Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No 27l5 Equity,
ORDERED, this 25th day of Way, nine
teen hundred and five, that the sale made
ana reported as above by Nicholas ii. Green,
Attornav named i'm the mortage flied in the above
entitled case TO make sale in case OF default
therein der of the real estate mentioned IN these
proceedings. be ratified and confirmed, unless
eaNse To Ihe contrary thereof be shown ON OF
before the
26TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
PRovIDEp. a copy of this order be inserted III
some newspaper published in Anne Arundei
County, once in each of three successive weeks
before the s6th day of June 1904
The renort states the property Id for SI25.OU
GEU. WILLS, Clerk.
iue of'' GRO. WILLS. Clerk.
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CITY
Democratic Primaries.

The Democratic voters of Annapolis
city are requested to assemble in the
respective wards Of said city, on SakH,-
day. he roth. Day Of June, 1905. fnsfa'if,
at eight o clock, p. m. and to elect fIye
delegates from each ward to represent
their respective wards in the City Con-
vention, 10 be held at the Assembly
Rooms, on A0Bd.ay, TIE Iskh, day Of Jlf'ss,
lOos. at II o. clock m, TO nominate can
didates for Mayor and Counsellor tor the
city of Annapolis, and two Aldermen from
each ward OF said city. to represent SAID
CITY in the Corporation of said city OF
Annapolis.
The meeting in the First Ward will be
held al the Truck House on East street;
in the Second Ward at the Assembly
Rooms on Gloucester street; and IN the
Third Ward at the Rescue House House
on West street,
Said meeting wilt be called to oider by
the respective officer of the respective
ards, and the polls viii be kept open
from 8 o'clock p. m, TO 10 0 clock p. m
If their be a contest, but if no contest the
delegates may be elected by exclamation
BY order Of the Democratic Executive
Comm ttee.
A. MCCULLOUGH,
mo. L. BEALL.
Members of the Democratic CITY Elk
ecutive Committee. May Iotn, o
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment Washington. ID G., until 10 o'clock A.
NJ, June 6, 1905, and publicly opened imme-
diateiy thereafter, to furnish at the navy yard
Washington. ID. C., and the Naval Academy, An
napolis. Md. as specified, a quantity of naval
supplies. as follows Schedule 25I Port
land cement, sand, broken stone, Peach Bottom
slate. hardware. pine, metals. dredging, wash
ing towels Scr eduIe 259: Tar paper.
IinoIeum CRATES. etc, for ranges, chairs, char
backs. etc, hardware, leather betting, metals
packing. hose. valves, pipe and fittings, bone
phosphate. oil and waste saving machine.
Schedule goo: Motors gravel sand, hard
ware. pine, brass rod. Parsons white metal,
ingot copper slab zinc. pig tin, aluminium, pig
lead, steel castings, asbestos covering, rosin'
pipe and fittings. straw, bituminous facing,
-four. Applications for proposals should
designate the schedule desired by num-
her. Blank proposals will be furnished upon
apple ton to the navy pay Office, Baltinore,
Nd or to the Bureau. II. T. B. HARRIS PAY
MASTER GENERAL, u. ;. N. 5-9oS
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tat For Sale iAi
The Valuable Property Owned
by Mrs. Julia Clason, in
the City OF Annapolis.

The THREE-STORY BRIG K
DWELLING, corner of Green and Duke
of Gloucester street, now occupied by
the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals. All
modern improvements and will be sold
on reasonable terms. For further in
formation apply TO
GRAFTON ID. RIDOUr,
Agent for Owner.
200 Main Street. Annapolis. Md. MAN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10
Notice to Creditors

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the . SUD- P;
N scribe of Anne Arundel Co.. has obtained
60, I've 0rnhans' Court of Anne Arundel conn
~ in MARYLAND, letters testamentary on l tne
personal estate of JAN rs H.. NANSANI I,
fste Of Anne Arundel Co., deceased. All persons
Hsv;no claims against the deceased, are hereoy
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. 10 the subscriber. on or before the
10th DAY or OCTOBER, 1905.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
indehfed 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment
Given ander my hand this isth aay O
MARY Il. VANsANT.
ne Exccntiix.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10

Why not let our ship safely glide
over the ocean of faith and not bubble
about technical skepticism
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baltimore q ohio RaIIroa5

Dally KEeept snndar.

HAEIF hANtlft SUNDAYS NIr|.,.
an am m pm D M w. ~
I've. Annapolis Is, IS, Il A., 5 s., 54OiSt p
AT. wash -s@ sS5. 1s&5, 4 50, go ss..' I. s
Ar. Baltic 81. 1910 u 50. 8 4A6nIlolu' :. J. !.
4sg
an m pm pm pm ann ,.
I've. BALTIC. 5 ", so, u u, o ~. 10 su0 =
I've. Wash, $50. S SSlgm. 4B.6mI>. 7 !,
A. Annsn,is- a a. ,ooo ,,o soo-.. l9U
= ~ va 40 -
j.
Trains leave Camden snd Mt. ROYAL station. t..-
timOre. Note additional syrlg,. '
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10

ST. DENIS HOTEL NEW YORK
Cor. Broadway and nth ST. Centrally
located. European Plan. Moderate
Charges. Excellent cuisine.
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There is quite little difference be-
tween the highwayman and the low
wayman, says the Tyler Courier. The
lowwayman is sinister and tricky and
mean in his operations. The high
wayman is out ON the highways and
ON the loan roads. The lowwayman
is all about you He is among the
crowds. He is on the streets and in
the business houses and offices. He is
active in certain small kinds OF
church work He smiles on you and
I,roseea your hand rovnly. Ho socks
to impress you that he is a helpful
friend and genuine brother. You
are won by his suavity of manners
and his oily speech. You become
credulous and unsuspecting. His OPP
portunity arrives; he robs aud fiays
You, and smiles over the ruin that he
has wrought. III we have never fallen
into the hands of highwaymen. We
have had some bitter experiences with
lowwaymen.
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f F . r S AL E
Valuable Lots
AT EASTPORT.

AS attorney for the owner. otter ioi
s,Ie Ten Lots, each fronting twenty icei
on Third Street and having depth OF
one hundred and sixty-iive feet. Price
sI5O. These lots are desirablY situated
and rare opportunity is afforded 70
secure a valuable site in the village OF
PASSPORT for very reasonable price
For terms and particulars apply 10
JAMES NJ. MUNRoE,
otatf Attorney for the Owner.
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NO 1244.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
-oF THR-
Farmers National Bank
RESOURCES.

AZ Annapolis. in the state Of MARYLAND.
a. the olone of business. May 29th. 1905.
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1AE HANNAH eILL 70 FIcuRE.

(From Maryla Republican.
Ii is evident from the editorials oil the
Baltimore Sun that the Haman bill j. 70
figure prominently in politics this iali
aud at the coming session Of the Leglsia-
tore. What its ultimate fate is to be we
do not know. The people OF the iniahd
counties have been made to believe that
il will be great revenue producer which
will build them good roads and this
seems 10 have prevailed 90 dispose them
70 favor the measure regardless OF al
other considerations. If this bill shall
ever become law, we fear they VIII be
rdely awakened from their dreams OF
streams OF gold flowing from the oyster
beds on to their public roads and that
their disappointment will be great. The
people Of the tide water counties. those
who have to do with the oyster, are
bitterly opposed to the Hannah bill, or
any other bill, which will create private
ownership of the oyster lands and they
will fight to finish. On the one side
are men who think they see great posi-
bilities and immense riches in private
ownership and the people OF the inland
Counties who expect to get good roads
built from oyster revenues.
ON the other side are the people who
have had to do with the oyster all their
lives and who cannot bring themselves
to look upon private ownership other
than az a despoilment. Further, these
people do not believe in any immense
public gains to flow from private owner
ship. They believe that private owner
ship will build up fortunes for few and
eventually huge oyster monopoly, but
that the people as whole will get little
out of it. So the matter stands.
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JAMES NJ. MUNROIs, Attorney.
ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISI.
In the matter OF the sale of the mortgaged real
estate OF EDWARDJ and ANNIE T..
KOHLWEl.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County
No. 1909 Equity.
ORDERED, this 9Th day of May, in the yeal
nineteen hundred end i've That the sale OF the
mortpaged real estate OF Edward j. and Annie :.
Kohlwey. made and reported by James NJ.
Munroe Attorney. be ratified aud confirmed nm
less cause TO the contrary De SHOWN on on
before the
SIXTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
P,oytded. a copy of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published in Anne Arundel
County, once in each of three successive weeks
before the said 9th day of June. next.
The report states the amount OF sales 70 ne
s'' GBo WILLS Clerk.
ma GRO. WELLS. Gle III
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TO-. Annapolis. All Royal Station, ttlW q h,
A. NJ, f4.5o and 1905 A. "A. Camden station t.4E
ana wv A. NJ, tIS.uo noon, .6uU 5.Jl, Ga and
1910. 4. Al, '"0
Frederick, Mt Roya lStatiou, S45, g4s A Al
Camden station, 7.SJ, 800, $40 ami IuUl A A.
/ 20, $50 aud $40 l.. Al. 81"
Winchester, AT koyal Station. fu A
and s.45 A. NJ. Camden station, I2u a. Al. #1
and a6OP "a. Ply
hagersLown, MT. Royal Station, SD a. Al
Camacn Station, $40 a. A., 800, 4uU A. Al
FOR kllicott City and Ait. Airy, ti.g. St.
A., tl.so, 1850, .o.2O '6.S0, 'Il.I5 l.. A.
For Curtis LAY, t6.2S A. M
For Luray, Mt. loyal station, t2i3 4. N. cam
den Station 1890 4. "A '
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-10
ROYAL BLUE LINZ FOX NkN NOlth Ann
PHILADELPHIA


Eastward. Iv. Camden. L.y All ha,s
SieepOr..... ....... '3Jl A. Al 80, A Al
ParlOr and Diner '7.55 A. NJ. A sauOA. a..
Builet larlol eX...,,. 1900 a. NJ ty5tA.,
IAFi0r, Diner Gun. 500 A. Al. Sg5i A. Al.
IArior, DinereN -. tll.5O A. M. tu..lA III
farlOr. Dincr...... %l.b6 a. NJ eINl, nj
"hoyal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Tram. EI
iet Smoker, PaIiOr, Observation aud p..f..,
Cars..--.., a. Nj. Is s3a.I, Al
Coaches, fhila. ex. t4.55 T.. NJ. t5uUl, M
ParlOr. Diner. '6.uO 4. n sGua H. al q
Coaches 10 Phiia.. 'Y.OU L. Nj. 'g.Ul 4. A. 1.
nleepers.........s. "I23y A. NJ sI2ll Al /,
Local Sleepers for New Nork ready fnT psrs
panoy IA Mt loyal station at 10 4. "A
a, Tor Atlantic CITY week days, B, Tor AiaHtIr
Clty daiIy; All trains stop at Wilmington ~
stops at Chester.
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SAL.(J[)A
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
sTAnpAap

Thinking that our readers would be
interested in an epitome of the civil
court we give it below, showing who
handled each case and with what re-
suit:
The Court OF Common Pleas was in
session from Monday morning until
Thursday afternoon. Six Of the Jurors
drawn to attend were absent or excus-
ed and an extra venire of six was
drawn. These gentlemen were: B. f.
Forrest, +. Il. Edwards, J. G. Wyse.
w. r Rushton, G. w. Berry and j..
III. Banks.
The following cases were called ana
disposed Of as appears:
Kentucky refining Co., vs. Saluda
Oil Mill Co, Plaintiffs motion to re-
quire defendant to make certain al
legations Of answer more definite was
allowed. Thurmond and Ramage, At
torneys for Plaintiff: b. w. Crouch
and Able Il Blease, for defendant.
Eddie Gary Havird, VS.. Farmers
Bank Of Edgetield, ct all, for the re-
covery of real estate, was entered nto,
but the Plaintiif failed ON every point
to prove her case properly and the
Judge entered non-Suit on motion of
defendant. b. B Evans represented
plaintiff; Thurmond X Ramage. E. H..
Folk and Able & BleaSe, the defend
ants.
Andrew Mitchell vs. Saluda County
was settled. Thurmond x Ramage
represented PLAINTIFF Able & Blease
the County.
John Z. Ethcrcdge, VS.. Southern
Railway, was settled. Thurmond &
Ramage for Plaintiffs f. NJ Tompson
Of Columbia and j. \. O Gregory
for defendant
T.. f Forrest, VS. Southern Railway,
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DR.. ID. NJ. CROSSON FOR
MAYOR,
IL. A. MEETZE,
j. l.. MATTHEW'S,
III. F. HENDRIX,
E. F. WEST, FOR COUN-
CILMEN.

After the nominations were made
the subject Of electric light and water
was thoroughly discussed and it is
said that in the near future the town
will be supplied with both.
DIR. w. f, Crosson, OF the Crosson
Drug 90. will leave Sunday to take a
special summer course in the College
Pharmacy of Atlanta Ga. DIR Nj. n.
Bogart of Atlanta will have charge
OF the prescription case during DIR.
CrosSon's absence.
DR.. James CrosAon has just return
ed from Nashville, Tenn. where he
completed special course in medicine
at Vanderbilt University.
DIR. ID. NJ. Crosson is in Greenville
attending the State Medical conven-
| ton.
Mr.. Jno- CrosSon. who has spent the
winter here, returned to his home il
Newberry to day,
! Gage. Vim. NJ. Thomas Of Riverton
\. j. always spends his winters here
lie returned North yesterday lie il
one of Leesville-one of the family
and every boGy is sorry when he goc
home. He loves LeeSville and his loy
is returned.
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was settled. Able x Bleasc and Thur

was settled. Able x Blease and Thur
mond and Ramage for PlaintiG; Tomp-
son and Gregory for defendant.
The same disposition in the case of
W j. Padgett vs.. Southern Railway
co. The attorneys same as in Forrest
case
Susie Brodie. vs.. Southern Railway
Co, was tried and the jury gave plain
iitf $il606. Judge Prince cut this
down to $4,000. Able & Blcase ana
Ihurmond \ Ramage for Rlaintin:
Thompson and Gregory for defendant
In w. H, Clark, vs., Bailey ard Son.
the piaintiI sought to set aside iudg-
mcnt formerly found against him hy
the defendants. PlaintiN's nation
was refused. Il. Il. EyaU& ror Plain
tin and l., l.. McGowan Of Laurcus
for Defendant.
The plaintiN tried TO secure judg-
ment against defendant by default for
$1,000 90 in the case Of d. Luther Riley
vs.. Mutual Life Insurance Co but the
Court would not Subtain the motion
and on motionof defendants ATTORNEYS
continued the case for trial at next
term b Is. Evans for PlaintiH. Avis
X Hlcasc for dercBdapt
y consent verdict fag 5000 % vas
rendered IN the ease Of Delma Jordan
vs. Bell Telephone ca, Thurmund X
Ramage for Plaintiff; J. ". Dcyorc
| for defendant,
W l. Rhodcn vs.. Estate Of jos. II.
Edwards was settled. j. NO. Gregory
for Plaiuun: Sheppard Bros for de
lcudant
In case Of Importing Co. VS. l.. u.
Eilcy y Son consent order was pas
SD requiring PlaintiG to give security
for costs. B. b. Evans for defendant.
\ O. Gregory for plaiatiG.
William AttaWay vs. EStatc Of ST
las Butler was settled Able < BlcaSc
or pIaiuuN: w. y Grayd. n Of Abbc-
! willie for defendant
Mercantile Bank Us. r Smith 4
O. was stricken from docket by con.
sent Of J y o. Grc.orv. one Of Plain
TINS counsel. B IT, E,an, and j. y.
q Gregory for p'aintin: lble x Blcas
for defendant.
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ROSES STRAWBERRIES
AND CAKE.

That, the showers Of April and the
suns Of May have united the Witcheries
.ot spring with the glories Of summer.
the Office Of the Advocate is now
fragrant in evidence
Mrs J. L. Perry, lady Of charmir o
personality and, one OF Batesburr' /,
lovers OF the beautiful in flowers and
fruit, presented us on Monday
last with delicious dish of straw.
berries, based On cake. ard festooned
with roses.
The strawberries are luscious and
are Tie first that we have seen this
season.
We thank Mrs. Terry for the staaw.
berries ~oses and cake, for the spirit
OF iriendlineSs that prompted the gift
and for the gift tSelf we thank her
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! - lie aud severa, en,Ior.l,; !;
and grandchildren survive him
Dr. kennerly belonged to the old
school OF southern gentleman and was
much admired for his sterling traits
Of character. 'O'
For years and years he practiced
most successfully, his chosen profes-
sion and bis coming to the homes of
the sick and afflicted was ALWAYS hail.
ed with delight
he was of cheerful disposition ana
ms very presence in a sick room had >
tendency to revive the drooping
spirits of those to whom he admiT,
stered.
Besides his large practice he was \
successful farmer.
To his aged wife and sorrowinp cbi,a.
ren and grandchildren, we can only
point them to the Man of Sorrows
and acquainted VITA grief.n To the
good physician and friend we place a
flower on his grave and saw peace 70
his ashes. ~
The funeral will take place this
this afternoon in Batesburg.
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In the other case of w. f.. CIats.
Bailey & Son, for dam age, ,bee
Bailey 81 Son had formerly forced
mortgage on Clark'S land. was ed
and defendants demurrer susted
and the plaintiffs cOmplaintis-
missed b. B. Evans for plaintif.P.
MCGOWAN for defendants All ler
trials were continued.
A few matters ON the cxuitv $ of
the Court were disposed Of.
On April 9th the following hu-
tions were offered just before urt
apjourned for that day:
Whereas since the establiShnt
OF Saluda county the courts tleof
have been honorably and efotly
served by William Ii. MaGfeat ithc
capacity of official Stenographemd
whereas the changing OF Iuia
county from the fifth TO the fifth
judicial circuit, as aforc I'D. wilave
the effect OF deprivlng lnr C.. S of
the said county Of the valuable sizes
of Mr. Macfeat, and this willn al
probability be the last term othese
courts in which he will appear the
capacity of stenographer: and
Whereas it is meet anu proptthat
a public servant who has hastly
fairly, impartially and g ,1rteoug dis
charged the duties OF his pitior
should receive proper commeatior
therefor, now, therefore be it.
Resolved, That the thanks 9thes,
courts, the officers and membenf tn,
bar thereof be rendered to NAV. II
Macfeat for the faithful, aye an,
courteous manner i'm which he rs per
formed the arduous duties Of ts orfic
of Stenographer for many years
THAT this resolution be spred upo
the minutes of this court andthat
copy thereof, suitably engroSse unde
the seal Of the clerk Of this G irt, b
transmitted to Mr. Macfca' "
Mr.. Macfeat in every way deserve
these testimonials of his word.
Mr.. ID. =. McCarty was lselecte
dispense for the Gaming pr. n
McChr;y has neen dispenser here Il
two years and has made d, exceller
Official.
No mistake has been made in his r
elections.
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BATESHURG'S CASH.

1t is understood that the month Of
'arch IS generally recognized as one
of The dull moAthsof Bat esburq's:busi-
ness life, yet during March last, funds
were received ON deposit as shown by
the advertised statement or the Firs,
National Bank here, amounting 10
T9l'492.e3. What was received at the
"ItIzen'S Bank We do not know, nor
IS IL known, Just how much cash did
not find its way into either bank
This is avery flattering showing for
RateSburg.
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Preliminary surveys are being made
between here and Wards.
a new two story concrete building
Is to he erected here by MessIs. ]. NJ.
and +. w, Forrest; work has comraen-
ced.
a terrific storm. passed over here on
the llth, The harm OF Mr. j. h. Webb
oi Chappolls, was blown down, the
lightning was intense and the thun-
der deafning. \ mule OF Geo. Graham
cord. was killed by lightning and
much other damage, none north of
this place.
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FlNE MARE DEAD.

one day last week. one Of the fine
mares OF the J. II. Bouknight Co. was
oadiy injured, lock Jaw set in and deatb
soon followed. A negro was blowing the
Team aAd lett 1t standing in the field ::
the horses became frightened. eor
twisted mp IN the harness and the plow
cut In two one OF the leaders Of the
mares leg The loss is heavy one
dS OHe mare was one OF a pair, and
cannot be duplicated.
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SLiNGSHOT NUISANCE,

Some of the boys OF Ratesbnrp are
becoming worse than nuisances bv
the'r use OF sling shots. They do not
respect private property and are try.
ing to Kill any bird that sits still long
enough to be shot at. The Mockin@
bird shares its fate with the rest.
We call the attention of our officers
TO this special depreciation and
nuisance and hope that the proper
stops will be taken to correct the evil
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-14
INVITATIONS OUT.

Miss katherine Gooman of
talnmbi and Mr.. Leon Judson vii.
hams OF EdEcfield viii be married i'm
the First Presbyterian church at
Columbia ON the 10Th instant.
Mr. Williams was chairman at one
tiMe of the State Board of Control.