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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games PInyed Yesterday by h Ma
ttOnaI and American Leagues.
NATIONAL. IEAGIrE.

AT New York
Pittsburg .. O O 0 O o. .
New York ... a a D - Z
HitsmPittsburg 8; New York, II. Err
rors-Pittsburg 3; New York, i. Batteries
Bresnahan.
AT Brooklyn
Chicago ...........1 0 o o 2 B. .
Brooklyn ......... 0 0 q 4 3 40
Hits-Chicago, Il; Brooklyn, il. Errors
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, 8. Batteries
Briggs, l-undgren and Killing; Mcintyre,
Jones and Bergen.
At Philadelphia
Cincinnati .".."O 0O212o A.
Hits-Cincinnati. IA; Philadelphia, Ii.
Errors-Cincinnati. l; Philadelphia, l. Bat
teries-Overall and Phelps; Carridon and
Doom.
At Boston,
st. Louis ......... o 1 0 l o. G
Boston ............ 0 l 0 1 0 0 0 0 o.
HIST. Louis, 8; Boston, 8. Errors
st. Louis, l; Boston, /. Batteries-Thiel
man and Leahy; Fraser and Moran.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24
HAVE BOWLING TEAMS.
ChesebrOugh and Copper Works Viii
Be Represented on The Alleys.

From all reports the Chesebrough
Vaseline Works and the Raritan Cop
per Works will both have bowling
teams on the local alleys this sea-
on. A number of factories are talk
ing of having teams and it is expect
ed thai within a short time meet
ings will be held to discuss a leag-
ue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24
HOW THE FACTORY
TEAMS WILL PLAY.
American Smelling and Refining
Nine Has an Off Day
This Week.

The Factory League team will
play as follows Saturday afternoon:
c. Pardees VS.. Chesebrough Vaseline
on the Raritan Copper Works dia-
mond. The Standard Underground
Gable Works and the Perth Amboy
Terra Gotta on the A. S. &. r. dia-
mond. The A. S. & r. team has an
off day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

At st. Louis
New York 1900. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
st; Louis ....:..;. 10 0 0. 0 0 Q o .
Powell, INgg and Mcclure; Glade and
Second Game
New York 0 0 0 0 o O 0 0 O o o IL
st. Louis. 0 0 0 0 0 90
Hits-New York, 10; st. Louis, Z. Err
rors-New York, 4; st. Louis, ?. Batteries
Newton, Orth, Mcclure and Kleinow;
Howell and Sugden.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ......... 0 0 0 l 3 "a
Hits-Boston. II; Cleveland, 10. Errors
Boston, 2; Cleveland, 2. Bat~teries-Young
and Criger; Hess and Buelow.
Second Game
e eGstOn SSSSG III
Hits-Boston, s; Cleveland. 8. Errors
Boston, /; Cleveland, 8. Batteries-Gib
son and Armbruster; Joss and Buelow.
At Detroit
Washington Q 0 o2O0 Q ID
Hits-Washington, 10; Detroit, 9. Errors
Washington, |; Detroit, .. Batteries
F%alkenburg and Kittridge; Dlsch and
Drill.
Al Chicago
Philadelphia ..... OOO1oO Q-1
Chicago "..;...,O o 0 0 0 o. -
Observation-Disclosures, 2; Chicago, l. Batteries
Plank and Powers; White and Sullivan.
Second Game
Philadelphia 49,. Q 9 "a
Chicago ...........O 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 o 2
Hits-Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 10. En-
rors-Philadelphia, /; Chicago, !. Batteries
Coakley and SchreclS; Smith and McFar-
land
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

Scorfula, salt rheum, erysipelas and
other distressing eruptive diseases yield
quickly and permanently to the cleans
ing, purifying power of Burdock Blood
Bitters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

Bodily pam loses its terror if y%ou'vea
bottle of DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil in
the house. Instant relief in cases Of
burns, cuts, sprains, accidents of any
sort.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

A blessing alike to young and old
DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw
berry. Natures specific for dyson
terry, diarrhoea and summe complaint.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

Il had a running, itching sore on my
leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's ONT
ment took away the burning and itch
ing instantly and quickly effected per-
manent cure" &. ". Lenhart, Bowling
Green, o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

Durham Wins ScuIling Championship
TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 24.-Durnan
defeated Sullivan in the sculling cham.
pionship by five lengths and Won
easily. The water was quiet and very
smooth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall av-
enue is a branch Office for the EV-
ENING NEWS where want" Ads.
are received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24
Statesmen WANTED
LOST.

BAKER Lost an account book foot OF
Smith street, finder will please return,
2O2 New Brunswick ave. 1854 1924 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall av-
enue is n branch Office for the EV-
ENING NEWS where want" Ads.
are received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24

want" Ads, for the EVENING
NEWS received at f. Killenberger's
store, 247 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-24
ROOMS o RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
NICELY furnished room with board for
] or 2 gentlemen. 2SG High st.
12s10 1923 If
RENTAL HOUSE-2s0 State ST., $50 #.
from Smith st. 12545 s 4 If
TO LET rooms to quiet family, $40,
300 New Brunswick avenue. l2Sl5 S-24 81
TO LET-j rooms, $1,000. Dos Market st.
Inquire 15f Elm st. 1867 S Is ct
TO LET-a pleasant house of 6 rooms and
bath. hot and cold water, can cook by
gas. Inquire 257 New Brunswick ave. If
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| Invitations are out to nhe MARRIAGE
| or MT. Patl Quattlebaum aud miss
rlemma Watson, at the home OF the
'''"r. Dec, tn at = Pm.
- J. same day ~ p. NJ, in the
Methouis, hnrch Riuge Spring, Mr.
Meiso aud Miss Anna Stuckey, will be
united in marriage
Inc new bank building is RAPIDLY
gong up, large force OF masons be-
| ing at work on it.
Ihe negroes are laying the founda.
OF tnnir new hall, which will be a brick
building " " - ''N
Ihe rails are coming in for our new
sld1ng and work on il will begain as
soon as the crew finishes some work
at Johnston
Ine special services last Sunday at
ohe baptlSt Church were most enioy-
aoie Ihe pastor OF the Methodist
church, Kew. r. IT. Hodges. and his
congregation, united in the service.
Ihe Order of Cdd Fellows were out in
sood members and an excellent Sermon
was preached by Rev. Mr.. SNYDER Of
0oIumola. member Of the order.
The Odd Fellows Sang their ode we'll.
mere was spacial music as follows
MISS l., M Watson. OrganiZrQuarte,
IT. ana Mr l. y. smith. Mr.. Q r. Ed
wards, and Nr. Jas. A. Merritt Soloistt
MrS. L. J. Smith. The day was charm
ing ana very large congregation filled
the house. '''0'
Mrs. Frank Treni olm. OF New York
IS visiting in the home OF Mrs. Chloe
Carwile,
The Rev. MIR. Shannon, has become
rector or the Episcopal church OF
Edgefield, Trenton and Ridge Spring
10 the regret OF their many friends.
Dr. Gnnter'. and family expects TO
move to their new home in Leesville
next week.
Mrs. j. IIartwell Edward ard her
little daughter Bessie have gone to
Columbia for visie OF Some days.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Cadweller Jones, OF Columbia
is spending few days here.
Mr.. NJ. e. Rutland has returned
from trip out West.
Mr. w. e. Nc Gee, OF the Sou
thsrn Railroad spent one day here
this week shooting.
Col. w. A. Neal, of SparLanburg,
in town.
Miss Daisy Barr and brother, of
Steedman, were in town shopping
Thursday.
Mrs. Harrigal. OF Graniteville. has
been visiting at the home OF Mr. ]
@. Glover.
MIR Willie QuatJlebaum, OF Ridge
Spring. wsS in town last Saturday.
Miss Sallie Courtney, Of Aiken Wis
tied relatives in town this week.
Mr.. G. l.. Jones, OF Columbia, was
in town Sunday.
Miss Minnie Hall OF Steedman, was
in town Thursday,
Mr., Clerence whittle spent Sunday
in town.
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LEESVIILE,

| Mr. Butter Gunter, who /, Book
keeper for the peoples Bank in Aiken
visited his Aunt and Uncle DR.. and
Mrs l.. b. Etheridge, Sunday.
Mss. Maggie bonnette spent Satur.
day and Sunday at her home in Monet.
ia
We are looking forward to the Con.
cert Friday night given by the Borton
Orchestral Company. 1t promises to
be grand affair.
Rev. j. d. Kinard of Cameron
preached a most Interesting sermon on
Sunday in the Lutheran Chapel, from
the text found in Psalum LX12 Lead
me to the rock that is higher than I.
He was the Lutheran pastor here for
many years and his many friends were
glad to hear him again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyra Etherdge left
Wednesday for Ga to visit their son
and other relatives
Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Buck were in
town shopping Wednesday.
Miss. Nictora CroSsoD has returned
from an extended visit to Prosperity
and Newberry.
Mr.. j. l.. Mathews returned last
Friday from st. Louis, bringing two
Car loads OF jimmie Mules and horses
Misses. Sallie Bodie and Nettie Nc
Cartha spent Sunday in the Country
and report pleasant time.
MeSsrs. j. Il. Bouknight and ]. IT
Bodie spent last Monday with Mr.. JD.
Langford, and had good time shoot
ing birds.
Miss. Pearle Draft of Gilbert is visit
ing her cousin Miss. Sallie Bodie this
week.
The Leesville Collge Students spent
a pleasant evening at Batesbury We'd
nesday.
Mrs. will Drafts and little daughter
Eugenia were in town shopping this
week.
Little Miss. Portle and Bros. OF At
lanta Ga. are visiting their auntie
Mrs Robert Able.
Dr. and Mrt. l.. B. Etheredge spent
while in Batesburg last SATURDAY.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1905.
MONTMORENCI.

There is reported to be near here
veritable Lake uf fire which according
to Mr. c. j. johnson is q mud flat or
something similar covering something
like an acres space. 1t has created
something Of sensation, and many
are said to be visiting this phenom-
enonaly strange sight. 1t seems that
it has been burning for about six
months. The marsh is so hot that a
steam or smoke is continually rising
therefrom. The scene of this :s
about eight miles from here. Your
correspondent expects to make visit
to this place in the near future nd
then will give you more graphic
account.
The above statements are taken
from All article by MIR. g. j. johnson
in the Horse Creek Valley News, Of
last Saturday.
Mr. Marion Carpenter, our esteem
ed neighbor has purchased large
farm, CT ntaining 945 acres in Tatnal]
county Georgia. Mr.. Carpenter is ex-
periencing some difficulty in getting
the titles, but expects to have the
farm by uext fall. if not before. His
brother, MIR. Press Carpenter of Edge
field Co., shares the purchase with
him.
Rev. j. F. Cason, pastor Of Warren
vile Baptist Church, filled the pulpit
ct our Baptist Church yesterday at
II 90 a. Nj, aud preached an excellent
sermon, Mr., Cason is young man
of signal ability and created quite a
good impression upon his audience.
The church is at present without a
pastor.
Rev. Il. r. Turnipseed preached as
usual at the Methodist church yester-
day afternoon, and delivered an ex-
cellent address.
Prayer meeting was conducted Sun
day evening at the Baptist church by
Mr., :. Bonnette.
A Neighborhood improvement So
ciety has been organized here with
or. q. NJ Taylor as president and MIR
T. II. Hit secretary The object OF
the society is to improve the town,
| arouse the interest OF the people In
the welfare OF the community. Com
mitteees were appointed on coed roads
tree planting, Sunday school work
and ladies committee on entertain
| ment.
The community was we'll represen
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ElOR Y,

We had very refreshing shower OF
rain Friday, it will help the little
grain considerably.
Mr.. Floyd Whittle, OF near Fruit
Hill, spent Friday and Friday night
wiJhiMr. III g. Bodie.
Mr., II. W Padget is worse at tbi
writing.
Miss Rosa Duncan has been very ills
this week but is much better.
Mr. j. n. DeLoach spent last Sun.
day with Mr. III G.. Rodie.
Miss lnez Shaw, a charming young
lady, has been spending this week
with relatives Of this section.
Mr.. Nose Long spent last SUNDAY
with MIR. II w. Padget
Mr. J. n. DeLoach has a first class
school at Emory this session, 2s on
rol! last week.
Mr.. John Forrest OF Sauda wur-
shipped at Emory Sunday.
Mr.. ice Long OF near Mt Willing
passed through this section Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Bodie visited
Mr.. II. NJ. Padget Tuesday.
Miss Annie Herlong visited Mrs. II
G.. Bodle Sunday.
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DEATH OF MRS. BARBARA
GUHTER.

On Wednesday evening at half mas
seven O'Clock the spirit O. Mrs sas'
bara Gunter took its flight and went
to the God who gave it..
Mrs. Gunter had reached the age n,
30 years, years OF usefulness. years of
honor and years Of glory. She was a
member OF Bethlehem church. For a
number of years she had been an in
VaIid and during all times she bore
her aflllictIon with christian fort,tndo
She leaves the following sons and
daughters to mourn her less M. r.
Gunter, NJ. S. Gunter, Mrs. Nike
Anderson, Mrs. Sophie Gunter and
Mrs Mary Padgett.
The deceased had three children IN
proceed her to the spirit laud Her
faithful husband who had reached the
lEe OF % years or more died few
years ago.
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MR.. CULLUM IMPROVING.

Mr. j. G. Cullum, who has been at
the Augusta city hospital for the
past several days, is now c. cs>'eS.
cent and yesterday his physician, , !,
Wright, allowed him to spend paN
of the day in an open easy chair on
the veranda. If he continues to mend
as he iS now doing he will be allowed
to walk next week.
Beyond doubt the above is well
coined by BateSburg ard the surround.
ing country, as he is loved by all those
who know him.
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LEXINGTON

Those people OF this place who en-.
Joy seeing good operas, have had the
pleasure of attending some good per.
formances. The last and most pop
ular one Was styled the {" Beggar
Prnce", and on the 18th inst the
opera house was filled to its utmost
capacity with people not only from
town, but from other vicinities. There
will be another one before long.
1t Seems like Our People are in
earnest abont settling the west and
south west, and in consequence of
such propensity several of our most
prominent citizens are speeding their
way westward on a prospective tour.
The number includes Messrs A. J.
Fox. F. E. Dreher. ID. f Rallentine,
P Fl Shealy and w. Pickens Roof Jr.
who have invested in the Oklahoma
lots. each paying thirty five dollars
per share ond taking three shares
This entities each person to a free
trip and partial reimbursement of
expenses. We wish them much luck
in their endeavors.
On the 21st inst the Clemson car In
stitute stopped here and spent the
day. During the while the students
OF ths Polmetto Collegiate Institute
visited it, and were shown bv the pro
fessors in charge many features of an
industrial Seducation. That night
they gave Seizures at Roofs Hall
which were thoroughly enjoyed bv g
large crowp of school children. The
next dav 1T pulled out for Batesburg.
The Palmetto Collegiate Institute
at this place is progressing nicely
with five able and proficient teachers
at the helm. Two hundred or more
girls and boys have matriculated, and
Of this number some are from other
districts, having come here not only
for the advantage they may derive
from the efficient work done in the
school, but for their health. The
teachers have succeeded in establish
ing two public school libraries: one for
the fifth, sixth and seventh grades
and the other for the lower grades
This is certainly a good step in the
| right direction and the movemen,
should be supported in every commun
ity.
Mr.. Tnmmie Kaminer has opened
up barber shop above DR.. Derrick
drug store and is ready to do work
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bia bar came er the other o., -,
professional business.
L. @, Sturkie, ESQ.,, paid Swansea -.
'ying visit the other day, having
been called to witness the interment
or Melton Neese, who died in Colum-
oia few days ago of typhoid fever.
The writer has been informed thsu
Hon. Geo. w. Gage granted a new
Trial in the case Of Mobiles VS. SeaboaId
AIR Line Railway.
Sheriff P. II. Corley brought the ne
gro murderer, Coleman, from Bates
burg the other day and lodged him in
Jail.
NJ. F. Fox is still in Jail hoping to
be able to pay his fine by Monday:
otherwise he will have to throw sand
Our efficient treasurer is still on his
rounds.
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TAX NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the
books for the collection OF municipal
tax are now open, and will remain
pen to Dec. 3lst after which the pen.
atty will be added.
Rate.
Ordinary town purposes mills.
Water w'ks. & electric light II mills
j. G, Glover,
City Treasurer.
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'complish much good.

Ihere will be another meeting Fri
day night.
The new warehouse IN Aiken is com
pieted and IN operation. The capac-
ity Is one thousand bales, aud provis-
ion is made so that it can be enlarged
II necessary. 1t is under the manage.
ment OF Mr.. G. E. Haltiwanger for
mer freight agent at Aiken, who is a
competent manager. R M n
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Il the young iadIt-nC q
The invited gIest came in the fol-
lowing order,
Miss Ora Perry and Mr., Howard
Payne, Miss Ella Mobiey and MIR. Mill
ige Wright, Miss Hortense Landrum
and MIR. Frank Landrum, Hiss Marie
Coleman and MIR. Ira Carson, Miss
Lucille Mobley and MIR. shelton Saw
YER, Alma Woodward and Hillary
Grant, Miss Bessie Padget and Mr..
Walter Derrick, NJ iss Ida Norris and
MIR. Minis Wakes, Miss Orleane Mill
ford and Mr.. Olin Edison, Miss Lou
sawyer and Mr.. VIII Hyt.
The evening was spent in enjoying
the destinations of conversation also
a few games OF cards vera PLAYED
Delightful refreshments were served
consisting OF gelatine with whipped
cream and several kinds OF fancy
cakes.
The d OF C's Co INVENTION will I
with us next week. The delegates
are expected to arrive on Wednesday
night. Quite an interesting program
has been made for the occasion: we
hope 1T will be Il success.
Free show in town two nights. The
small boy and the colored population
are happy according to the length OF
their stay.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-24

MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
The First Natl. Bank OF Batesburg
pays interest four times year on de-
posits in the Savings Department--com
pounded every three months. Put your
spare money to work--it works while
you sleep--has perpetual, ever increas
ing earning capacity. We invite you to
open an account now with our Bank and
numbered with our five hundred de-
bositors.
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AND
E7!1.0N

he r has been broker
eatening clouds ant
kes us think agaiI
ming.
by and everything
aced or out of place
bf to school, and tn,
the cane is to hau
Mr.. McCabe ha.
T chimney with sand
!, and him to wait or
ist notified me that
my! and no one here.
and | have a sore
corn on my toe and
heel and feel awful
II guess III have to
there is no news
Ygert and wife visit
hans and this scribe
Sunday; he reports
very low and many
Es and family visited
/ last Sunday; he is
lth under the care
|Dr. w. l.. Kneece.
and Taylor are mov-
III on Mr.. Marshall
st. Peters church
|ome lumber then, as
our sectionf for some
bout all housed and
bits get no rest by
old fox and o'possum
hoSt all the land in
Fertised against tresS-
into trouble.
te treasurer has been
4 l9ft me a small pa
: him, but mi! didn't
|pocket book swink.
] of citizenship; we
bort the government
8 a clear conscience
elite, and they are
conyeniencies If not
ear OF any thing new
ne again and let you
A.
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FOR SALE.

One first class upright Mahogany
piano-Been used eighteen months.
Abargain. Apply,
Batesburg Advocate.
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FOR SALE.

One set of Carl Fischer brass band
Instruments consisting of fifteen
pieces all second hand but in good
condition. Very cheap for cash. Cal
on or address, Frank RawI, Bates
burg, s. c.
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NOTICE..

All persons are hereby warned not
to hunt on the property of the follow
ing persons John Davis, AIvia Davis,
Samuel Davis, Mrs. SaIlie Gregria,
j. f. Rankin, Mrs. A. J. Boatwright.
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JOHNSTON.

Mr. James Huiet one OF our John
ston boys, but who has been from
home for several years is making glat
the hearts or his parents Mr.. and Mr..
VIII Huiet, by several weeks stay.
Jim's friends are all glad to welcome
him also
Mr. Rob. Sm., B. White,
Augusta spent last Sunday in John
ston with his aunt Mrs. Harrison
Scott.
Miss Ethel Hester visited Miss Nell
Watson on Sunday last.
Mrs. Asbill and Mrs. Epps went on
shopping expedition to Augusta last
week.
| III r. Chas. Page has moved to An
gust a, where he expects to spend the
winter months.
Miss Dosia Werts was in Augusta
on Monday.
| Mr. L. B. Asbill and Mr. Will Toney
left for the wilds Of Oklahoma on
Monday morning. They go first to
Hobart In the interest II some lots
they have bought but will visit other
parts OF Oklanoma before their return
| Mrs. w =. Ma rtin has been suffer
ing for sometime but hopes are enter
tained that she will be we'll now.
Mrs: James Sundy has been on the
sick list also.
Dir. James See, who on the Monitor
| force has been sick for several days.
| but is improving.
MIR. Cooper OF the Baptist church
preached his farewell sermon an Sun
day night. Johnston I'm general and
hls own church in particular are griev
ed to have HIM go.
Mr.. w. S Martin, of the Methodist
church will leave soon for Conference.
Mr. Martin has served his limit uf
four years and we cannot hope to
have him back.
Johnston has nutoriety for Its
pretty girls and social entertainments
and although many are to follow
this season. None will score a more
complete SucSesS than the one given
last week at the hospitable home of
Capt. Z. b. Waters. Early in the
evening the brilliant lights that i'll
umed the yard and walk extended a |
warm welcome to the invited guest.
The same welcome was expected by |
the youn 4 ladies Of the house, Misses |
Sara and Mollie Waters assisted by |
their sister Mrs. David Philips. The |
house was tastefully decorated with |
palms and ferns. The guest both |
la1ies and gentlemen wore the reg
ulation evening uress. Mi s Ora |
Perry, OF Augusta, in whose honor the |
party was given was gowned in ex-
quisite light gray silk; the trim
mings Of which were delicate pink.
HSaas1iaa 2 n-han.sis t were worn by nacs
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COTTON MARKET.

Cotton is bringing to-day on the
Batesburg Market IL IA as reported
" -. ~. CuIiuul.
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A CALL FOR MASS
MEETING

TO the citizens Of Batesburg;
Every man, woman, boy or girl that
is interested in the annual Tri-County
Fair are earnestly requested to be
present at Mass Meeting to be held
at the opera house on Tuesday eve.
ming November % at 7.SO O'Clock.
j. j. Rawl,
+. r. Steadman,
holman Cullum Hdw. Co..
c. w. Sollee,
Jacob Wolf,
w. w. Watson.
NJ. w. Perry,
D. b. Rawl,
Mckinr is Hartley,
j. q. Glover,
j. a. Whtten,
j. Walter Dreher,
S. +. Perry,
L. Is. kernaghan,
n. A. Bates,
NJ f. Rutland,
w. III. Zimmerman,
A. Z. Jones,
Nj, b. Edwards,
i Edwards,
RikaSd & Son,
w. p. Cullum.
l.. g. Hartley,
Lerkoff Bros,
j. Frank KLeece,
ID. Peyton Hartley,
TimmonS Bros,
+. Jones,
w. g. Bates,
j. X. Cooner,
w. a. CooDer,
Dreher Bros