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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-03

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Gtaai . ., Sotso 0,
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- 9ei4norsn sof mir nno unteri6riebes
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pairs &atettb Eur piro tnnerlih senomtnen
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i.fAieen.
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Gents Die 7loIhe.
Saa's sEamtIisH'BIaen dnb bic 6eaen.
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Die
NaDifalbeilmng Der
Jcrpenihmdhe.

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nunasloFeteit uno i6ledten Srdun,en, eri9opienoen
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Hatarrb, Maeenorlden, @tnblberitopfune, MRois-
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ldffe nnO sanoere 60laefl iugenolider
Wtrirrnllaen griinoli6 aebeilt itn0 bDle
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iuer0en f6nneu.-Wan3 l1eues 6eilbers
fabrer. 9eoer iein eigeter Nr3t.-
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BUD (MuFage 1904, tuel4es bon 8 nn9 unb Wit
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Cents gxiefmartsn ~perfeaelt besOseu iueroen bon Der
fprtpats1tlinie, 1871 6. 2lpc.,
New York. NJ. Y.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-28
EDGEFIELD NEWS.
cHKoNic,s

/
.s.n i'day night of this week. Anr,,
a' .hS ladies of trinity Enis.nn.i
0nurs''' as heretofore announced ,.1;,,
e. aii eh6ertainment ut tho bon,o as
'o hnte w. Cheatham. Tho
gram VIII consist OF vocal and
ni9htal selections by the bast ~
niseneid, aud some numbers will ha
rIo'ciUeu by out-of-town ce)ebritias
'oie hignclass recita ations win al,
neip 70 hold the audience with ,nter
e'u ana profit. The admission ra.
"Hi De ten cents. Refreshments ,,il,
oe served, consisting OF zee crean, go
'en cents, and a salad course n
eno'' we would urge all our people
'esaru less OF denominational lines tn
a''ehu TINS pleasing entertainment or
.nese Always noble women. and beln
u1iein IN 6heir laudable effort TO repair
Trinity Church. i
lie musical program was excep ton.
any good at the Church of Our Co.,
iouf' trenton, on Easter evening In
Ine absence of Hiss Addie Huohes
iAihieu pTtSIQeQ at The
gan and the regular choir was ahlv
assisted by Miss Rubye Hill and Mr.
Fred Long.
Ihere was business meeting of the
women's Literary Club at the resi-.
oence OF Miss Linnie Minis last week
Mrs. Bragg Jones and Mrs. James IT
Iiiiman were elected delegates to rem
resent this club at the convention of
women in Union.
a certain Edgefield lady, while at
dinner last week, had occasi, tn
leave the table and go into her bed.
room. Her footsteps on the carueted
llo1r were hardly audible, and her as
constituent may be better imagined
Uhan described when it is stated that
: she passed through. the the
helo her ladyship, the cook, posing be-
lore the dresser mirror miladv's Easter
bonnet on her head. A recita, of
~hat followed might not look well in
print, SO we omit details.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-28
Brand
New
Money.

Miss Faira Lester is with her sister
Mr.. j. l.. Grigsby.
Miss Ann Waters has gone ia John
Aton, and will make her home with
ner fathers household
Misses Cleo Attaway and Sudie
Davis will resume their school work
here Monday May
Miss Corrie WcrtS. from Corintn,
is spending several days with Miss
Edith willis.
Mrs. Bessie Smith has returned
home after weeks stay with home
folks near Fox.
DR. w. l.. Zimmerman ard Mr.
Manchester Watson attended service.
at Red Bank sunday night.
Rev. d. II CroSland preached al
interesting sermon i'm the BaptlS i
churcn here OH Sunday night.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-28
JOHN STON NEWS.

Mr.. j. II. White has gone 60 Au-
guSta having accepted position
there.
Mr.. Ware Coleman has returned
from Arizona. Mr. Coleman has been
in the far southwest for five or six
months and his health is much i'm
proved.
Johnston has building boom many
new stores and residences are now in
course OF erection and many more it
is said will follow.
Mrs. w a Crouch of Batesburg has
been visiting her sister here.
! Mr.. Il. b. Smith met with a severe
accident on Sunday morning last near
Harmony. Mr.. Smith was thrown by
a mule and his arm was broken. The
bone has been set and he is doing a,
well as possible.
SIR. w. a. s. other of Walhalla Wis
tied his relatives his relatives here fOt
the past week.
in the early morning hours of Apri
2lst, our town was thrown into con
stcrnation by fire in the center o
its business district.
Two OF our finest brick stores an,
four wooden structures we're entirel
consumed The heaviest losers wer
l.. B ASbill & CO. drugs. groceries s
loss over $4,000, insurance $1,000 an
/ ID. II. QUITS, four frame building,
loss $},50i insurance s. O0J. Most
the goods i'm EdwarG'S bicycle stor
were saved The fact that the win
was blowing from the South is SUI
posed to have saved our town from
terrible disaster.
, DIR l.. B Asbell has moved into IL
Lewis building and Dr. Mouley al
p. w. Edwards in the Wertz bull
Ing.
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Miss Wakefield Madiso, re -,
College for Women, spent Easter ,.;.' it'
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs IT
A. Spann. '' ii
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Eagle wero :,
natesourS last Saturday having thoir
,am'y carriages repaired rho,,
Drought their children to the Adv
.a'e . once to see into the mysteries or
The publishing business. u
Miss Mary Eliza Fox and her f. iora
N'SS annie Rogers or Union : r.
nave Deen spending their Easter hoIi,
uayS IN Batesbrrg with Miss rox.
"'oIhcr Mrs Mamie Fox.
mss MARIE Boatwright one of Mr.
Louisa cartwright churmin, d,r~,,.
ers has paid Bltesburg several riii.
OF late 'iSilS
Mr ". G. Farb.r has returned fron,
New York where II. hts b.en IN hu"
ineSS VII ouS-
Nr' + j iiite, while playipp in ,ho
,'our' WIN his little son ON Snnda,
'e'I tckward on the floor. bre,L;nn
:" .uSC C-krthe wrist.
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NOTES ALONG z. F. D.
NO. BY Mr.. RAWI..

Now is the time TO hold your cott on
holding some cotton, and they are go
ing to sell it next fall for / or ) cents:
not more than five.
The carriers substitute has gone on
a working spree to the Carpenter
Force on the Southern Ry., and
have TO ride every day now. Come
back Ed,
Mrs. ii. ID. Lowman has been quite
sick and we were very sorry indeed
but now we are pleased to make Mrs
Lowman is up and out again, we wait
Mrs. Lowman ID stay we'll now for we
miss our pie and milk to beat TIL, band
Just a few days ago Mrs. L0wman
meet the poor old hungry carrier a.
/ the box with pie and glass and a
picther of milk and we were getting
hungry about that tma and were sure
glad to get it,
Mr.. Austin ASbn is sick at this
writing, we don't know the nature of
his ailments, however we wish for him
a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Perry Kirllland's S two little
children were very sick last week
Perry we are certainly glad they are
better and up once again. and W.
hope they will have good health il
!, the future.
Mr.. H Muller sawyer got out o
the Penitentiary last week and cam
, home to see ''pappy'' on r. F. d NJ
!. You are always welcome Muller
and we are glad to shake your hand
at any tim Come again.
Mr.. a. Crum Reynolds one Of on
r boys, but, who is now working for MI
J. c. Reynolds OF Swansea, was up t
, see PA last week and we hear on tn
9th, that Crum was led here by oil
=, brother Cupid If so Crum we wis
you God speed on the matrimon;
road.
Mr. w w Gilbert. of Darret, V
y but who is working for the L
e Agricultural Department has bee
:: spending a few days at Mr.. Joe Joh
q sons in the interest of the Governmel
5; experimental farm.
= Ii any of you owe for a mail bo
- why don't you pay for 1t?
D. Good luck TO you fellows holdil
n cotton.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-28
CAMP CONNOR MEMO
RIAL SERVICES.

Meeting Of emorial Committee
of Damp Connor. adopted the follow
ing Program.
Memorial services TO be held in
the Opera House, :atcsburg at p
M. on the 12th OF May.
Prayer by Chaplain, or some Minis
ter;
Song by children.
Address 10y col. j. Il. Towin.
Song by children.
Veterans will march TO cemetery,
preceded by children and followed hy
citizens.
Song by children
Address by DR. w. IL. Zimmerman,
Graves decorated.
Song and Benediction.
Committee on song service anC
decorating graves
Mrs. +. B, kernaghan,
NJ ISIS Hcnnic TowiH,
| Mrs. Sara Shuler,
I Miss Alien Cullum,
| Mrs. Fred Cullum,
Lady Teachers RateSburg Higl
! School,
! Miss Kate Willard,
/ Mrs nr. Watson,
Miss BESSIE Altman, ard all othc
ladies who feel an interest in Ihi
service.
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nave them with US

DR.. Jas. OrOSson Of Leesville was in
town Monday afternoon.
Mess. ID. K Himmond and Willie
Ii. Donly, Jr. went to Leesville sun
day afternoon They attended the
Easter exercises at the Luthern
church while there Though there
seems to have been some other attrac-
tion that caused them TO gor
Mr. Walter Grover Morgan ana his
sister, Miss Eula, of Mouldin, :. G are
visiting at MIR. w. II. Douly's
Mr.. Chlrlie Morgan and family . p.ss-
ed through town last week on their
way to his mothers.
Mr.. Q y winglrd was in town
Monday afternoon. He IS Putting in
Il pump for Mr. p S Crout The
well that Mr.. Wingard blared here in
the street furnishing plenty Of good
water. 1t is one thins our town has
beel in need OF for SON tiine.
MesSrs Sheppard anl loll Lindler
spent Easter with relat YES in the Mt.
Pleasant section.
Misses Cora Ball1n.inn AMI Eula
Epting spent ElsAcr with the home
folks.
Mr.. Holiday is assisting on agent,
Mr.. Reeves, in the Office ut this place.
Mr.. Fred Crout, having completed
his course in Telegr lpIy. came home
to take few DAYS rest before accept.
ing position with the railway com
panV
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-28
THE EDUCATIONAL.
CONFERENCE.

The Association Cf southern states
Supcrintcnplnts of Public Education
was called to order in the parlors or
the Hotel Jerome, Columbia. on April
25.h, at ga. m by the president, j.
T. .IoyneS OF n. c., Sec'ry Of the AsSo-
citation upcrintendant MyndcrS
was elected president and Supt
JoyneS, S0c'ry. The meeting was OF
informal character and the principa
topic before 1t, was q campaign book
for the use of those actively interested
in Southern educational matters. Tho
The Association adjourned to meet
at9 ,30a. m
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NOTES FROM THE SEW
ERN SPARROW.
Seivern Twitterings.

Mrs. j. b. Stokes returned to hel
home at Batesburg Monday night after
spending few days with her father
Mr.. Ucal Gunter
Miss Susie Shull, one OF our popular
girls, visited friends and relatives ip
Wagener last week.
Mr.. f. b. Gunuer was in town Mon-
day on business.
We were glad to see our friend Nj.
Joe Harman. carrying the mail again,
aftes being off duty for many days.
Mr.. w. S. McGraw went over to
Columbia Sunday to attend Easter
services.
Misses Lizzie and Estelle RawIs
visited their sister Mrs. Gunter at
Steedmans Sunday.
We were glad to see Mrs. Jim Cofer
in town Sunday after being absent
for one week.
Mrs Della Jones accompanied by
drs. j B. Stokes children returned
to her home Saturday.
Misses Agnes, Lizzie and Brittle
Gunter attended Easter services at
Bethcar church Sunday.
Mrs. swinton Gunter spent Sunday
at SteedmauS.
Mr.. Bunch Seigler spent Satur day
and Sunday with Mr.. J. S. Lybrand
of Sardis.
Miss Geneva Jones is spending this
week at her home near here.
Miss Garlic Shull is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Wilson Gunter of steedmans
this week.
We were glad to see Mr.. Lloyd Gun
ter OF Lexington, Co., in town Sat
urday.
Miss Lille Lybrand one of Wage
ner pretty girls spent Sunday with
Miss Susie Shull.
The folks here will organize a Sun
day School next Sunday. TiS much
needed and we wish them much sue
cess.
!. Mr.. Ed Shull has set himself up to
-"0,-;' '79u SIN uor.. I'D two dandy
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struck hin
a -


his daughter Hattie, is-neuh hs
son Mr.. l.. * Ethepdge at Orange-
burg
Mrs. y. G Mitchell visited relatives
at Johnston this week.
Mrs J. + Rankin and little Son, of
Minis, were in the city yesterday and
while here gave us call.
Mr.. Lonnic Padgett was seen on our
streets Saturday afternoon
DR. j. l.. Black of Leesville visited
Batcsburg on Wednesday last.
Mr.. w. II. Roof visited BateSburg
Wednesday on business. He made a
! flying trip.
+, Col. +. l.. ASbill of LeeSviile came
10 Bate,burg on business yesterday.
Mr.. j Il. Suddath, one of Saluda'S
leading planters was in town yeSter-
| day attending to some business mat
ters The Batesburg merchants al
ways are glad to see Mr. Suddath
/ cDme to town as he is a good buyer
and a Jolly good fellow.
Mr.. II. l. MirchiSon is spending 4
few days with the homefolkS
Mr.. j. c. Terrell, Editor OF the
Johnston Monitor, visited friends in
town Tuesday.
Master Hoyt Bodie OF the Emory
section visited relatives here yeSter
day.
Miss Daisy Rhame OF near Charles
ton is the guest of Miss Mamie Cunt
cr.
DR. V. c Nicholson OF HavirdSvill,
is in town to day.
Mr.. w W. Crouch of DennyS wa
in Batesburg yesterday.
Misses Pearl Spann and Ella Lot
Able of Leesvilis, visited Batesbur,
yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. d. Long of Mt
Willing were in town one day thi
A week.
Mrs George Crouch of Mt wnlin
was in town shopping yesterday.
Mrs Watkins and son Willie wer
here one day this week.
Mrs. DR.. l.. NJ. Mitchell has return
ed from visit to relatives in Orarg
burg.
McSSrs, Ready and Oscar Boa
wright were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. w. V. Jones, OF Wagcncr. II;
It been spending few days here.
Mrs. Il. II. Cook, of Columbia, is vi
iting relatives in the city.
~ Mr. r. j. Ethrredge Jr., visit(
relatives here Sunday.
20 Rev N. c.. Cooncr is confined to h
bed With q severe attack Of LaGripp
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MR.. KRATZEk HAS
GONE NORTH.

Mr. ID Kratzer of Pitchburg, Mass.
who spends his winters regularly in
BateShurg last winter having been
his fourth with us, is SO we'll and
favorable known here, that his annual
arrivals are anticipated with pleas
ure; his departures marked by regret.
Mr.. Kratzer will go TO Dayton Ohio,
where he will remain for while and
then will so to his home in Massa-
chusettS.
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Lexington Letter.

FROM OON NGCOlAS CCRpCSPONcEhr
Easter has just past, and the hen!
ate aow taking Il recreation.
Cot. g. y. Graham has let the con
tract for the building OF his new
dwelling. which is row in course D
OF crecti"u
Mr.. A. 10. Martin, prominent
young lawyer, of the Lexington Bar
made a business trip TO Columbia
Monday.
Little Ethel Derrick: daughter oil
Mr.. Abner Derrick, died last Monday
morning.
DR.. Crosson OF Leesville, was seen
on our streets last Monday, Come
again Doc, we are always glad to see
you.
Mr.. S. =. Little has returned home
from New Brookland, where he has
been employed for several weeks.
The machinery is now being station
ed in tie new department., Of the
Lexington Cotton Mill
Miss Kate Shull, the accomplished
and charming daughter or Mr.. ~ Monroe
Shull, .'ho is now attending College
in Columbia, spent Easter with the
home folks.
Mr.. Willie Schwartz of ColumS Sia, g,
came over and spen, Easter with the
oldfolks at home.
]. f Boyd, OF New Brookland, was
arrested last Wednesday, charged
with arson, and had a preliminary
hearing on Friday following; but.
there not being sufficient evidence to
warrant the magistrate in sending
him up, he was released but, on Sat
urday 22nd he WIS rearreSted and
lodged in jail here, To await another
preliminary trial which will be on the
9th instant
The Old Soldiers will be glad to
hear that the pention funds will
reach Clerk George on May the 10th.
1t is now progressive age for Lex
ington; To see the new buildings going
up will speak for itself.
The Batesburg Advocate so cents a
year in advance.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-28
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: Inc prosecution failed tn ,no
fore Magistra te Etheredpe last THINE
" ~ which the depot agent n,
"ards mad preferred charges ag,i,s,
1,e conduct of two young men If tha,
piace' and the magistrate disr;.aoS
bn, asc. Inc defendants were ON
hahd' with able counsel VII
urday. " Town Sat
day. 'ieie yeSter'
misses Emma and Julia Danie, ~
'elaed teachers Association here sat
urday. mere oat-
Mr.; j. c. Snelgrove passed tbrouon
oaiuda on Monday on his wav hona
from Williamson, whore ha won.
SUteno to some special business m
Sunday. ''''eSS oh
Messrs. w. ID. and james p,ao
wv III Town one day last week. Mr.
W, y. Padgett reports consider, h,o
tion. Se III his Sec
n,l. nev. W. Il Mcmillan, the popular
pastor OF Chestnut Baptist, chnrch
was IN town ON Wednesday
.isS @ sudie Davis INDUCED a crow,i {
:, on'lufen in very enjoyable GOO S
i"'i' near the school grounds on last 1
Saturday. D' vi last f
hural Route Inspector yeasov n,s
'een in town this week. '''' .
aa Misses Carrie and Lula Bouknight
we're In town Saturday. "'
pro, 81
tors here Sunday. '''e Wis 81