The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 06, 1901, Image 4
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~THE ADVOCATE.
Published Kvrry Wednesday.
Peyton Hartley went to Augusta
Thursday.
OllieSwvgert was in town several
days last week.
Mr. Wise, of Clouds Creek, was in
town last week.
Messrs. Riley and Long have returned
from DenLy's.
Miss Anna Thomas has returned
from Ridge (Spring.
Jim Rutland, of Mounetta, called in
to see us last Thursday.
Curtis Culleoa, with his goat and
cart, Is king of Boyville.
Misses Lizzie and Lucile Cullam have
been visiting at Ridge Spring.
Mr. W. U. Matthews, the solid old
Roman, was in town Saturday.
Rev. M. D. Padgett, of Mt. Willing,
was in town on business Monday.
Mr. Richard Watson returned to Ins
home last Saturday?Come again.
A large lot of cotton was sold in our
town Saturday, causing the merchants
to do a rushing business.
The office of Lawyer Strother is being
fixed up nicely, and will be quite
attractive when finished.
Mrs. J, P. Mathews left for Colum
bia last Wednesday. She nas been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Kernaghan.
Mrs. Plunkett, of Graniteville, has
been here several days visiting her
brothers Messrs. J. C. A L. D. Cullum.
Mr. Pink Watkins was in our office
last week. So was Manchester Watson.
Call again, we are alwuj s gland to see
you.
Mr. Mike Rutland, the horse-trader,
went to Atlanta last week and brought
back a nice lot of stock. Mike is ail
right.
Dr. L. M. Mitchell was called to see
Sheriff Whittle, who is critically ill.
The Doctor says there is some hope for
liim.
Messrs. Tom Kernaghan anil W. L.
Rawl went to Atlanta Tuesday and returned
Thursday. They reported a
pleasant trip
Mr. Maxwell, oT Saluda, lias been
here several weeks. He is contemplating
locating here, and a grod move
it will be for him.
Mr. A. Lake, the "hoe man," was in
town last Wednesday. He is quite
successful in this line, and is making
it pay him handsomely.
Mr. Jas. I'. Coolev. who is tenchine
the Popular Springs school, is boarding
in our town. Such young men as
he, is an addition to any town.
The fellow who paid his subscription
because he thought we needed it, will
please wait 'till he gets married. He
will then think the Advocate is worth
answer to ''clappings" of the dignified
Senators.
Mr. W. S. Hite attended the meeting
of the County Board of Registration a<
Lexington C. II. Monday. Mr. Hite
tvas appoited a member of ths board
about one year ago.
The Masons held (heir regular communication
on Friday evening. One
"poor blind" candidate was started on
the mysterious route The lodge is in
an excellent condition.
Mr. Owen Cannon was here Saturday
with a load of fine turnips. This successful
old farmer is a loyal son of Ireland.
May he live to see the tyrant'.chain
torn from his countrymen
Dr. E.G. Ridgell not only subscribed
for The Advocate himself, but for his
son and daughter, who are attending
different Colleges. He has set a good
example for others. Will you follow ji?
Col. J. Feaster Lyles, the Sage of tin
Sand Hills, was in town Tuesday.
Col. Lyles, is as well informed gen
tlemau as our county affords. W
need such men as he in our Legislative
Halls.
We are compelled to leave out several
uriirtet iins issue we uiariK our
friends and assure them their item
will receive proprr attention. In tin
inenn time, give us tlie news. We need
it and we want it.
Tue Woman's Missionary SocieO
will meet in the ilatesburg Baptist
Church next Friday afternoon ?t *1
o'clo? k. A full attendenre is very
nam h dcsiied. Subject for the meeting,
Mexico and Brazil.
The big old fashioned candy pulling,
at the residence of l>r. Harden last
F.iday night, was "pulled" nil' as ad
Vertised. A large crowd wa-* then
and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.
11 was a success in every re>peei.
Mr. Willis, the efficient a,eui of tin
Southern, was here Sun .ay. It -e-m
as if Hale>burg Ins-" rial .tlnn t u>nfor
him lately. V. no blames him?
Ce tain one- will protest. Look wel.
to your laiin I friend Willis.
We ure in receipt of an invitation to
the (fyintrusion Exhibitioj of WofTord
G< liege Mary thanks to GeorgtBates.
By the way, George is a digni
fled Senior. Like all of our hoys, he
will be found among those at the top
I)r Cro.-soii was in town Tuesday
He added to our empty treasury. I?ong
may he and The Advocate abide together.
The Ooctor is one of the best
inen in our County and is by no means
a dead issue in toe politics of our
Couu ly.
The bank is attracting quite a number
rf people to our town for the purpose
of borrowing money. Of course,
when tliey look at the nice displays 10
the stores of our advertisers tliey ar?
compelled to buy something before
leaving town.
Reports show a greatly increased
death rate from throat and lung troubles,
due to the prevalence of croup,
pneunionia.und grippe. We A vise tlir
use of One M inute Cough Cure in ml
of these difficulties. It is the only
harmless remedy that immediate itsuits.
Children like it. F. B. tiuuter.
A large crowd was on hand to witness
the mule auction. The auctioneer
was a patient talking machine. No
fancy prices were p*id, though there
weie several excellent mules put on
the block. The country is already tl 11ed
up with stock.
Several of our Saluda friends are
complaining of the terrible condition
of the roads. Is there ao plan we can
lind to change the condition of our
roads? We are staunch advocates of
sand and clay. A good combination.
Give us better roads!
Persons who can not take ordinary
pills find it a pleasure totake PeWitt's
Little Early Risers. They are the best
little liver pills evor mnde. F. B.
blunter.
Mr. Frank Shraly, Lexington's new
Treasurer, was on our streets the past
week. Mr. Shealy is a self-made man,
and enjoys tlie confidence of his fellow
citizens. We always will be glad to
see Treasurer Shealy, We number him
among cur faithful friends.
Mr. Leavel Davis,one of the Sand
Bill's up-to-date farmers was here last
week. We will hereafter give him the
news. People who believe the sand
hills can't make gocd crops, should pay
a visit to Mr. Davis and be converted.
There is always danger In using
counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Uazel
Salve. The original is a safe and rertaiu
cure for piles. It is a soothing
and healing salve for sores and ?all
skin diseases.
We are now prepared to do jour job
work in the most approved style. We
have received a lot of new type and
material which makes our Job Office
the equal to any in the State.
We have secured the services of
an experienced job printer. Give us
a trial order.
Like bad dollars, all co'interfei's of
DeWitt's Witch Uazel Salve are worthless.
The original quickly cures piles,
sores and all skin diseases. F. B. Gut ter.
Our friends ha*'e called to see us
generally the past week, that is the
right thing to do. When you couie to
Batesburg, make Tho Advocate office
your headquarters. Plenty of room
for your bundles. Leave anythiug but
babies and dogs. We dont know how
to pender to their wants.
Recent experiments show that all
classes of foods may be completely di- j
ge9ted by a preparation called Kodal I
Dyspepsia Cure, which absolutely digests
what you eat. As it is the only
combination of all the natural digestants
ever devised the demand for it
tins become enormous. It lias never
failed to cure the very worst cases of
indigestion and it always gives instant
relief. F. B. Guneer.
We understand that one of the best entertainments
of the season will be given
at the li stitute, Thursday evening.
The scene from the deservedly famous
"Passion Plays" will be shown. We
will also be teated to a delightful trip
around the world in ho minutes. The
masterpieces of the wo ld? 1110s famous
artists will e reproduced by the laust
' Million>.u.-.e ^Pliar with |
DeWitt's Little Early Risers and those ?
who use them fl nd them to be famous j
little liver pills. Never gnpe F. B.
Uunter.
Rev. Yancy V. A. Riser, a popular
young .111mstor of Et heredge in Saluda
County, was in town last Friday.
Mr. Riser has recent ly located in that
aectioa where he is pastor of several
churches. Ue is thoroughly prepared '
for his work and is one of the must 1
eloqueut young ministers in the Lutheran
Synod. Brother Riser Is a warm
fr:end of The Advocate, and he is always
a welcome visitor in our ollice.
Our (Lid About spent a day with the
Court House folks over in Lexington
Monday. A pro (liable and pleasant
day was spent. Lexington, is all
right. For various and many reasons,
we think more of our court house people
than ever before.
For ti e weakness and prostiation
f -Cowing grippe there is nothing so
prompt and affective as One Minute
Cough Cure. This preparation is highy
endorsed as an unfailing remedy for
alt throat and lung troubles and its
early use prevents consumption. It
was marie to cure quickly. F. 11. Hunter.
Rev. E. W. Bowen requests us V>Hli
noiince to tiit; members of his emigregrations
in Saluda county, that lie
will be able to fil his appointments
next Saturday and Sunday, Feb 1Mb
and 10th. lie has been sick several
days with La tlrippe. Bev. Bowen is
is a leader among the colored people
i.r .iiii. int. .1 ... .1 ? - ?I-1 - 1.
V. VUI-U 4.MU li> UUII.5 ? IIUIIIO ? 111 R
id trying to better the condition of his
race. Yf e welcome such of his class in
our midst.
School Claims.
Cashed at The First National Hank j
of Ba'e^burg .it a reasonable discount. >
The Hest Prescription for flalaria.
(.'hill ail Fever is a bottle of t; novr.'s
Tai ikMM C HifcL Ton 10 It is -iuipl
iror and f tlnlue In a tasteless form*
No -ure?repay. Trie# Site
Lexington (iranil .lory.
Tlie following are names of the
(J rand .1 urv of Fr x i net mi Coiiotv for
the ensuring y ear :
W. I?. i>eu(,<.'. II. Eleazer, W. C.
Weptl,(ifniTal Lucas, .1. K. Ruclianoii,
J. I. Leaid, J II. Derrick. J. Andrew
healy. E. Si Us Hall nan, K. F. Met/..
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To tlie I'uhlic in General.
I'nder (he new storage rules all persons
allowing their freight to rtinain
in this depot over 19 hours will be subject
to the following storage charges:
For less than car load i|uantiiies one
cant per 100 pountls for each day of
fraction thereof, with a minimum
charge of five cents for any one package
or lot (Property of one consignee,)
h it not more than one dollar per day
for any one consignment not in excess
of car loads). This rule will te
rigidly enforced.
Very Truly Yours,
1). P. HARTLEY Jr.,
Agt. Fou. Ky. Co,
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BATKSBURO COTTON MARKET
Prices subject to change withou
notice and corrected by W. U. Cartldg
weekly.
Low Midling 0 1-16
Strict 9 1-8.
Middling 9 1-4.
9 3-8.
Good ' 9 1-2.
Tod* of market unsettled.
To Cure a Coltl in On? Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the monej
if it fails to cure. ?. W. Grove's signature
is on aach box. 25c.
School Claims.
Cashed at The First National Hank
of Hutethiirfr or a ratinnithle ii i?u>niinl
Teacher** Examination.
Saluda, 8. C., Feb. 2nd. '01
An examination will be held in the
court house at Saluda, on Friday, Feb,
15, '01, for those drairing teachers'
certificates. Applicants must furnish
their own stationary.
W. S. Wightman,
Supt. of Ed.
How to Cure the Grip.
Remain quitely at home ami take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed
and a quick recovery is sure to
follow. That remedy counteracts any
tendeucy of the grip to result in pneumonia,
which is really the only serious
danger. Among tlieleusof thousands
who have used it for the gr:p not one
case has even been reported that did
notrecover. For sale by F. 1$. hunter.
A powerful engine cannot be run
with a weak boiler, and we can't keel
up the strains of an active life with a
weak stomach : neither we can we stoj
the human machine to repair*. If tin
stomach cannot digest enough food tc
keep the body strong, such a preparation
as Kodol Dyspesia Cure should b?
usid. It digests what you eat and it
simply can't help but do you good. F
B. Ciunter.
At tlie Institute Two Nigrhts.
The Hillyer's "Wonders'' Co., ant
Grand Gift Carnival, will be at tin
Batesburg Institute Friday and Saturday,
February 8th and 9 h. If yoi
want the full value of your money
don't fail to attend. The company
comes highly recommended and elegant
and costly presents will he distributed
to the audience. Everybody
receives a number with a paid admission
ticket. Give them a large house
For Sale:
Old newspaper: at lbs cilice at 1.'
cents per loo.
Gentlemen of I lie.lory.
The following are the names of tin
Petit Jurv of Lexington C ounty, foi
the February term of Court, w liicli
convenes Feb. 18th:
J. II. Wessinger, Jqlian G. Kargle,
H. G. Riser, J. W. Pond, J. M. Boon,
Thus. L. Williams, II. H. Rice, Geo. I.,
Dreher, C. T. Weed, Alfied Hunter,
I). W. Frick, John J (-oiler, W. C,
Lorrick, Lee Muller, J. T. Craps, M.
L. Youngener, J. E. C-?on, Jno A.
Burgess, .1. B. Hilton, Daniel Fry.
Geo. H. Cooti, K. N. Simons, O. M.
l";ihkjvs j\ Iff.-* ulmvr, J. ii. Shealy.N,
D. Htll, r,. H. Bick ley, J. A. 8. Metz,
r. N. Sheaiy, Manuel Long, (4. C.
Kook, W. L. K. Johnson, G. David
MoOartha, J. W. Limller. 1*. U. Sheaiy
William Sharpe.
Planting Irish Potatoes.
It is almost time to begin, and the
first thing to consider is the Seed.
You may prepare carefully and fertilize
freely, and without good seed
make a failure. The genuine Iilis*
Triumph, or, as often called, Stray
Beauty, is a flno variety tor this climate
and soil. They are early, yield
well, are of good quantity. Then too,
being early and vigoriotis they are not
so much injured by the bugs as some
kinds. However, as we said at first
get the true seed. We saw some at
Dr. Harris' Drug store yesterday that
are beauties. They are grown in Maine
especially for Head, and are certainly
as fine as we ever saw. Go and look
at them and you will educate your
eye.
SOUTH E KN TO HAVE NEW
FAST TRAIN.
Will he Put on Sunday. January
27tli 1 DO 1 Between Atlanta
and The East.
Another fast train to the Kaat will
be put on the Southern Railway next
Sunday. It will he known as the 'At
la ii t a and New York Express."
This is an entirely new train and ir
no wise affects thrpiesent echedul i
of the other trains of tl <
Road. The object will he to pro
vide improved pa senger facitie-.it tin
several points between Atlanta am
c narioue ai w in n Hi* trains stops
and at tlie same time, relieve tin
"Washington and South western I.im
ited'' of heavy express and road
travel whieli that train now handle*.
The new train will be No. lit north
lionnd and 38 soiitliho .nd. It wil
leave Atlanta daily it twelve twent;
p. in. (12:20) Atlanta time, one twent;
(1:20) Eastern time, twenty minute
behind the Limited, St,. p* will b
made at N uniss, 1 u ont, Gninsvi I*
Lul.i, Mo nil Airy, Tneeo.i, Went mil)
ter. Senan , Central, Kasley, Grcenvill
Greers. Spartanburg, Uatrney, Blacks
burp, Kings Mountain, (iastonia an
Lowell. At Charlotte where the trail
will arrive at nine ten p. ni. (9:10]
connect ion wil be made with
tlirough train from Columbia, 8tvan
nan and Florida, which reaches Wash
ington the next morning at 7 :5f? a. m
and New York at 2:011 p. in.
Southbound the train will leave Net
York at S :2i p. m , Washington 0:0
p. m. and arrive in < 'hnrlotte 8 :0"i a. in
leaving Charlotte ai H ;'Jd a in. Th
train will stop at the same station
soul noon mi as ao, r>i ti.-rt liiimi n I, am
will reach .Atlanta at II:l{1 p. in. At
lanta time, 4 :S5 p. in., Kustern tim
wluch is twenty minutes ahead of th
Limited.
The " Washington and Soul hwestrn
Limited," which is to lie relieved u
.oach-travel by the Kxpress, will b
made one of the highest class passer
ger trams in the Country. It will h
a solid train of Pullman cars, wit!
Diner attached.
Agents of Southern Railway wil
cheerfully furnish detailed iiiforma
lion relative to lh;s improved service
w. H. TAYLOR, a. <;, P. A.
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Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats
Heating Stoves, Cooking Sto1
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LnGrl]>i>e Quickly Cured.
( "In the winter of 1898 ami 1899 I was
taken down with a severe attack of
I what is called La Grippe" says F. L.
llewett, a prominent druggist of Winfield,
III. "The only medicine I used
was two bottles of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. It broke up the cold
and stopped the coughing like magic,
and I have never since been troubled
withCrippe." Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy can always be depended upon
to break up a severe cold and ward off
any threatened attack of pneumonia.
It is pleasant to take, too. which
makes it the most desirable and one of
the most popular preparations in use
for these ailments. For sale by F. B.
Gunter.
$1,300 worth of up to date clothing
, must go below cost at
PTE ADMAN & RILEY'S
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) | SOUTH CAROLINA GREAT
, snow. |
(Continued from l.ast Week.)
The main Exposition buildings will |
t the Cotton palace, the Agricultural
Palace, the M iningand Forestry Building,
the Auditorium, the Administration
Building, the Machinery andl
I Transportation Buildings, and other
structuresdevolrd t<? railroad exhibits,
to restaurant purposes and to public
i comforts . Besides all these there will
| stand on the Wagetier place the United
i S'at< s Government Building, the Woman's
molding, the several : tate and
City Buildings and the Negro Department.
, The Cotton Palace will he the moat
' I imposing of the Exposition buildings.'
II will cover upwards of 5t),00o feet ot
I uoor space, will be Go* feet in length
, and at least loo feet in width. One of
1 the features of tliis building will rise
J an imposing dome to a bight of more
, than 1G0 feet.
At the northern end of the garden
' there will be a grand Plaza from which
1 a splendid view will be obtained of the
main Exposition buildings. The vistas
i opening out from tli s point through
> groves of palmetto trees which will
lino the outer edges of the walks
' around the Garden will extend for a
distance of 2,000 feet. Just north of
the grand Pla/.a will stand the Auditorium
building, directly opposite the
Cotton Palace, from which a view msv
be &.( /Jtv* H-.'av .Touri Tl^'
Palaces, with the Sunken Garden, and
its trees and flowers and the sloping
hanks which surround it. Each of the
Exposition buildings will be 400 feet
in length, with an average width of
KM) feet, and, us already stated, will be
connected by colonnades can be used
for exhibits.
Among the special attractions of the
Conrt of Palaces will be fountains and
bits of statuary and handsomely designed
colums of the Spanish type, all
contributing to the beauty of the scene
At one end of the Sunken Garden, a
music stand will be erected, tud at
tlie other end a pergola or lattice
work screen, against which will grow
during the Exposition period, the
most beautiful of tropical vines. In
the centre of the Plaza there will be a
sun-dial ten feet in height ami thirty
feet in diameter. Which ever way the
eve looks, there will be visions of
beauty Toward the south, tho great
Court of Palaees, toward the east, the
towers at the entrance to the Midway,
and looking across the entrance way
the groves add minarets of the Wagoner
place.
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Hardware, Groceries. TrunUs. Olotliin^
Fine
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Sewing; Machines, Wagons,
ltrick, Lime
ERAL MERCHANI
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'.otton Buyers
Hew Y ork
Racket,
Store c
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House Cleaning Time
Twice* year its customary to clean
house.
W?'? gone through our Stock in the
same way, and have cleaned out the
broken lots and are offering them at
prices that will make tliem go quick. l
Ladies Wool plated Vest, 60c worth 75c.
? Cotton 4 4 25 4 4 40c.
4 ' Wool Vest & Pants 75 suit 9Sc.
Mens Heavy Fleeced U Shirts 81 pr. 98c ^
4 All VTool Under Shirts 1.25 Pr 1.76. ii
4 4 Il'vy Merino U Shirts 75 worth 98.
4 4 Fleecy Garlaad Draw's 59 4 4 75. P
Ladies anil Misses Jackets and Capes j
at less than Cost. T
Art Squares 9 x 10>2 at 1.98 worth 2.69 JJsans
Pants at (>9r sold at 90c. *
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Best Oil Cloth at 19c.
Wool So* lie. *
Clothing Has Never been Offered as
Cheap.
The Sheep that were sheared to make (
the Suits we are offering at $<2.95, .1.75
4.50 and $6.DO, would shed tears of
agony, if they knew their wool wer?
being sold at such low prices.
.THE* ?I ~ > *"
t?u ?i ucjluuiui Heiection or
Valentin**,
We so' cit business only, only on
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the basi * of perfect satisfaction.
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Youts for Bargains,
J. A WHITTEN, Prop., ]
lamsburg, S. G.
WAVTID-ACTIVK MAX OF GOOD CHAIUO .1
ter to delirer and collect iri South Carolina for it
d established mauufactiM-ing wholesale house. I ?
I'M a year, sure pay. II onesty nacre than ex- \
. rienc, required. Our reference, any bank ia ij
it city. Lnr.lose self- addressed stainpel en\elopc.
Manufactuiers,. Third Floor, JM Dear j
iors St., Chicago.
Hew Crop g?
Cigars, Totnccc
Everything to be found
Store, we have.
i Hartley & 0
LIVKUY STABLE J
J. J. Raw!
DEALE1
General Merch
For tlic next oO days ve offer
Clothing. Pants, Shoes and He
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WltfcLUIIlcLIl
-"Dealer
3ENERAL ME
A full line of Funiture on hand.
The R
(Jet our priors on Fertilizers. None I
$1 ,801) worth of Clothing must be sold
s believing.
JOB 1MUNTL\(J??
We ure putting in a First-Class JOE
will then be prepared to print unything fr
MOTII l*OSTF.K. He patient, friend
lob Work in the best and latest sta les of
FKINTURS Employed.
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Sh:ngles, Fertilizers, Leather, J
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Everybody to Know,
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That I have for sale a large and beau ^
1 selection of framed Pictures. En- bu
avingsand Paintings.
LSO PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO
ORDER.
Call and see and be convinced.
R. L. RAMEY.
Saluda, S. G. _
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ENGINES, ?
BOILERS *
GINS and PRESSES. 0I
Complete Cotton. Saw, Grist, Oil and .
ertilizer Mill (Outfits; also Gin Press J
ane Mill and Shingle Outfits. Buildig,
Bridge, Factory, Furnace and Railmd
Caalins; Railroad, Mill, Factory,
nd Machinists' Supplies. Belting,
acking, Injectors, Pipe Fittings,
aws, Files, Oilers, Elc., cast every "
ay. Work 150 hands.
jombard Iron Works Supply Co. "
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
'oundry. Machine, Boiler and Gin
Works. Repairing Promptly Dore,
y-lO-l-'O. y
3. P. COBBc
Dealer in
BUGGIES, i
"W-A.0-02STS
II^RIIES
^ lterhmitutike:
COFFINS. i^-^Iwaya
BASKETS AND On "
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L M. MITCHELL,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
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iffice Hours:
8 to 9 a. m.
2 to 3 p. m.
T :30 to 9 p. ni
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), Gigarettes.
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in a first class Drug
luattlebaum.
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IN CONNECTION.
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ancJise, fitc,
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special iiuluceinents ju 3ur t
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?avy iiresj uooas#
&. Riley,
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:rchandise.
cli afc-Ce Studebaker Wagons. 1
>111 tkt*' >< *( brand*.
be ho w e ost. Coinr nnd see. Seeinpj
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t PRINTING OITTriT 1 .bis week and
)iu it VISITING ' AR I) ton MAMs,
and wrt will be prepi.reil to do v?air
the PViutfr's Art. We haw Kxperl,
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G. l. Trotter.} II
PHYSICIAN &. SURGEON. V
[Vers his Professional Services to the
ople of Batesburg and vicinity.
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^as. W. Pitts,
SURGEON-DEN T/S T,
WOffice at Etheredge building
SALUDA, - - - S. C.
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Jones & Hardin, o.
Laundry Agents %
undry must be left at E. JONES'
>re by Monday cftetnoon . Deliverevery
Saturday.
ATISF ACTION GUARANTEED.
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. W. DkVORR, J. N. o. GREGORY.
Eilgetleld, 8 C. Saluda, 8. C.
eVORE & GREGORY ,v.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ^
All business intrusted to our care n
ceives prompt attention. ?vi
^^OlTlce up stairs in Etheredgt
ilding. .Jr
E. K HARDIN.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Office at .Home.
PAULSPANN. !:
'resh Meats of All Kind. lu
estuarant in connection. When in ,
>wn eat with me. Parties having
attlo for sale will do well to see nie
fore selling.
Ko. jnil5?TOS. K. II. WKLCH. J. II. BDItlEl 0
OHNSTONE.WELCH
AND HUNTER
attob n kys-at-i. a \v.
Offick up Stair- in Ethcrcdgc IhiildSaluda,
- - s. c.
P. B, ASBILL
Watches. ClOcks.'and ,
Jewelrv llepa.irinjr.iJ
IcLena Building,
BATES BURG, s. C. '*
J. V. CULBREATH. C. J. RAM AGE.
:ULBREATH& RAMAGP
|attobnkyr-at-la\v.'
Office up Stairs in Ether edge Build?K
iau'da, - - - s c
Eugene W. Able
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR.
Offices at
EDOKFI M.D C. II. ANDSAI.UDA C. IT,
-??jrnmpt Attention <!i\en to All Busless.
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E. L. ASEUHL.
Attorney at l a y,->.
iB.Re-VW-.LK, *?'-"T" S
Practice in ail Courts Business soliitcd.
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GO TO
SAM. ROWES.
? od 11 o ro 111 firtr* fl t* c f.r* 1 1 C Q
ueals, at all hours. * ~
WATSOM & TOWILL.
F'ire Ins., -A^grents.
Towm n?Jd Country Risk.
Oflirfi. in - WfJCATE DuihUmj.
K. Ij, HARTLEY.
Refracting Optician.
; EYES EXAMINED f-REE.
Gordon's Jewelry Store.
l!r|i:iiring of line Watches a Specialty.
Ratcvburq, . . . . S. C.
N? E Ru HAND
\ mi pQUct-s ,ti liis friends a.iri cmomers
lh?i he Lis a lot of lirst-c ';WS
ntilrs. Sie (lesir.e?: his friends in am.' 1
iround I'Mdjr* Spris?<; to known thai
ie lias opened a first-class sale ami
red stable " tli;*i -town. An excelnil
lot of hookers su;d yaod lookers,
live me a all.
SATISFACTION- CI A !?Ar>*TF.K'>.
TEEO. A. QDATTLEBAUM,
PHySICIAN & SURGEON, i
Dffice Aver Harris' Drug Store, i
Money io Loan.
J/ii fnrniiiij; Hn.il-. Easy payments
S't? ?<unmis->iniip rliaxgeil. Ilorrowei
tays ni*j.t4;?1 I ??<n &( perfWtinfc loan.
Jon? iB. I'ai.Mkr A Son.
Columbia, S. O.
Ei wink w . Ahi.e, Atty.,
Snlu.ia s. o.
aia ifAturo in on av?*y No* of Iho genuin.
.axuiivc lirumo Quinine t?m< <
V ? remedy that rum * rnI<1 lu on* day
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For Sale or ltout.
[Land near Emory and in Orangeburg
o. Building lots in Leesville
Apply to D. B. Busby,
Moiietta, S. C.
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Don't Trespans.
All parties :?re hereby forbidden to
iat, llab or tresrass upon any lauds 01
le undersigned situated in Saluda
junty on pain of the penalties proded
by law. B. B. Pou,
K. G. Pou,
VV A Mit< hell Sr , ^~Ti
T P Pou 1
Mid J LI LaGrone. fl
otice Not to Hire or Harbor
and lteward. I
All nersoosar* hereby notified and J
irneil not to hire, harbor or keep 1
Ifred Yarborough, a black clean I
laved negro about 24 years old. lie is 1
ider contract to me. Suitable re- fl
ard paid to any one who wilt arrest I
mand bring him tome.
W. A. Mitchell, Sr. * . I
no-ll-C-'OO. Rickhardsouvi tie S C.
TO THE DEAF.
A rich ludy, cureu of her Deafness
id Noises in the Head by Dr. Nichtil?ii"d
Artificial Kar Drums, gave #10- /
OO to his Institute, so that deaf peo- )
le unable to procure the Ear Drums
lay have tbem free. Address No. gN
1980-c. The Nicholson Institute, 789
'ightli Avenue, New York, J. S. A. *
Notice. 'j
All parties are hereby forbid to bust Jf
if any kind upon lands of ilie underlined
situated in Saluda County ou '
tain of the penalties provided by law. /
C It Adams,
S J Turner,
W J McGee,
L 11 Hawkins,
It I. Cau 'lim.m.
Our Clubbing Oiler.
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enter upon or in any manner trespass
upon any lanosoftlie undersigned for
bunting or any purpose.
Geo. 1.. Salter,
J. 11. Watson,
E. P. Watson,
U. J. l'oTre?t,
1*. 11. Watson,
J. 1'. Rodger*, \
It. F. Rtsiiston.
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llnrtti 1 .i..O
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bounty lor hunting or any purpose.
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E. Id at hew,
I>r. G. I.. Trotter,
tin. lO-fll-'OO.
tm. ll-L'l-'tO.
Tresspass Notice.
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notified not to tresspass or enter upon
for any purpose our lands situated in
saluda County South Carolina touching
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and others. Any violation will bo
prosecuted to the lull extent of the
law. Myrtle Rnshton. ___
William Rushton.
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