The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 03, 1901, Image 2
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WEDNESDAY April 3rd., 1901.
COTTON GKOWEH8 ASSOCIATION.
We hope the farmers of this section
will give attention to the call of President
Jordnn, of the Cotton Growers
Association. We urge upon th.*m the
importance of meeting together and
advising, as to their best interests. 3
That they should come together is not u
only advisable, but imperative. Don't j<
stop to cost the pittance, it will take h;
to go to your court house, but realize "
that your interests are at stake and *'
; t thai farmers are mutually beneficial f
one to the other in determined and
united effort. Dr. Crosson ably represented
our Stale at the solicitation of
the Governor, seme tinio ago in the vi
general association and all who may ?i
go, will find it a profitable trip. See tl
that your self and neighbor attend
til is Convention next Saturday. tl
All professions and trades can stand pi
united, save the tiller of the soil, the 01
noblest calling of all. This Associa- U
tion is not organized to make a fight sn
- on any trade, but to endeavor to see *
that the producer gets an couitable ?'
price for his staple.
CAMP OF tOKSOF YETEIt
ANS.
About three years ago, there was organized
in our town a camp of Sons ,j(
of Confederate Veterans. For some ^
unknown cause, the calup went into j,j
winter quarters wild lias not seen the j.',
Iqpfit of day since its organization, jj
/That our young men, whose father's
* wore the should keep alive the w
struggles for existence duiiug that
trying time, when men offered themselves
on their country's altei, for the
protection of h n.e and iaalitsallrights,
vouched safe unto them by the
constitution, muds by their father's .
11 *1 w'
all recoguize 110 inaroenary consid-jra- j
tion entered their uiind or heart, not
to carry Christianity and enlightmeiit
to other people by the sword ai.d bill- v>
let
Wei', may their posterity cling witli <-di
pride and veneration to tlie heritage ] l,r
left them. We could not, or could we ; ta
encourage animosity or sectional feel- ! ?>
ing in any wise?to inculcate their!
love of chivalry, to put before us as tei
our ideals, the character of such men th
who lead the vanquished hosts of the
lost cause, is enabling to those who ! ^
imitate their v rtues. We suggest
thai some of the cUlcers elected, call u ^
meeting of of the cauip and recrgai - ^
ize and endeavor to keep so noble an j '
enterprise alive. 1
of
ltn.vter News. da
Mr. London tjualtlebauiii und Willis tin
Hartley of Batcsburg, was oown tun- ;
day to see the fairsax of Baxter. It nri
seems that they have decided to sign of
their will toyou know who. uu
Union Sunday School has about got
weli of the grippe and is now in a
flourishing condition.
Mr, O.-car Garvin of Wagener, was ^
up lustSunday. We are always glad 1
to see Mr. Garvin. Rf
Messis. Andre.* Slie^lv nn.i Willi. I nu
Hartley, visited Wegener n few Son"U?ys
ago. I
Mis* Emmie Watson of Coot! Hope, i wa
lias been visiting her >iit? r, Miss Han- |
nail. Miss Ginuiie is a beautiful young Pe(
lady, uuil we regret that s!ie could not '
slay longer. I Co
Ortuck. | ?''1'
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Fri in Klondike.
Dear Editor: I
I have received my b? cond copy of
"The Advocate and IInd it ve?y inter- ;
eating and newsy.
Our people are bu-y now planting | ?
corn and getting ready for n crop.
Our f.'iend, J. Kelly l> v, is having
a log-rolling to-day and *very your g
fellow, hns a i Imnce to show his man.
There has lately been established a
I'ust Olfice.nl the residence of Mr. Jacob
S. iCv/.ers by the name of Klou- j ^
dike?s.nil sooil the ptnple hereabouts,
will get their mail from l.? wi dale.
\ Our people here used to live in the ^
back woods, but tliey have cuiight the
progressive spirit of tlis twentieth ;
centu. r , and on every side you can see
r.ew dwellings going up and many j
other Miens of nroirre.x
The fruit ;rop in our community is ,j.
safe yet, but is rather late.
Come to see us Mr. lhlitor, we believe '
in people getl ing clo?e together at otli- ^
er titties than Sunday night.
We realize the awful fate of those of
whom yon apeak, they forgotten soon (
will be who give not the editor drink.
Your warning's given well, your nd- jmmj,
vice i'll surely take and advertise in ^
T'ic Advocate, where I can make a
, Hon
ra k e. .,
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11 u?'h success to you and "our" tin- . ,
'Jain
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Tribute of Respect.
Whirai God in his providence has
moved from our midst, sister Mary
Gantt;
Resolved, 1st. That we bow in hurnle
submission to his will.
2nd. That the Baptist Church at
wanseu, has lost a faithful, earnest
id zealous member.
3rd. That * tender the b^reaveJ
unity our heartfelt sympathy's
4th. That a copy of these resoluoiib
be bent The Baptist Union, The
uroliua Baptist, The Batesburg Adx-?te
and The Lexington Dl-patch
>r publication and u copy be sent thercaved
family.
D.. J Knotts,
C. C.
wansea, 8. C., 3-27-lP"l.
C louds Creek.
Death entered the home of Mr. and
[rs. 1>. W. Matthews on the 2(lth., of
larrh and stole the sweet spirit of
icir dtar little l.abe, age, four months,
lie had been lingtrirg on the brink of
rath for two we<k4. Some time ii
fined that the grim monster w. uld
e fixated of its prey, but al x, it
lai'tied its victim and left the broken
earted | arents to mourn their loved
ne. Jts us wept and so can we. And
hile our lo?s bows us to tlx earth and
ould keep us there?a still small
olce w hispers to our harts and l ids
slick up and realize that one who
rati lies over the sparrow, can make
o mistake and sees our grief, but
nows what is best for us and the preious
ones he takes:
She sleeps beneath her native earth,
And near the spot that gave her
birth;
Oh, how ctnld we her absence hear
Hut that we hope to meet her there.
Auntie.
From the Mount
1 have been for son e time reading
our Advocat.?. yet have never made
ly request yet. I have ceurtninly en yed
reading your the Advocate, I
aven't seen seen a line that was'nt
uteresting to any one, and I do think
ixry onh that reads it says the same
ling.
Well times are very lively down Sany
Diggings now. llad quite a time
ist Saturday to a picnic at Mt. Oalrry
which was the School entertaioeut,
tlx s -liool close, which was by
le Misses Daisy Marsh the teacher.
And I think every body that was
xre enjoyed it. We had a few nice
ays wbidh was Sluponrand marching
i tie level. And Oh! such u super uous
dinner. I have heard several
y that they were like the little boy
ho cried because he couldn't eat it all
d everybody were courteous'y trea I.
It.
Working: 24 Hours a Day.
1 here's no rest for those tireless lite
workers?Dr. King's New Life Tills
illiohs are alwa\s busy, curing Tord
I.iver, Jaundice, BilLusnessnes*, 1
verand Agu*. Tlxy banish Sick
eadache, drive ovt Malaria. Never
ipe or weaken. Small, taste nice.
ork winners. T-y t
unter's.
1
cwh from tli* Seat of Gover*incut
of Lexington (' mm011
Wealth.
i
Miss Eloise Kaniiuer who has been |
aching in Cliapin his returned to ,
is place. ,
Mr. Jas, II<>pe of llope Station, wan t
siting at this place last week. ,
The ladies of St. Stephen* Lutheran '
u-cli, are preparing a very pleasing *
ograuiuie of music,singing and reci- ?
lions to he rendered next Sunday I
fflit. 1
Mr. Willie Caiighnian who ha? Iwin !
aching in the Fork, has returned to I
is place. *
Mr. John Hell Towill of The Bates- 1
irg Advocate, was in ti wn Monday. 1
t
Tlie Lexingti n Lumber Company 9
ve erected a large mill house on t
uth C .urch street.
Our progressive little town was full f
people to-day, as it was first Moil- t
y and many people, were here from ,,
esurrounding country. r
I'lie law lirui of I/Jar and Slurkie I
e now occupying as an ollice a suite i
rooms on ths second story of Kautf- i
ill's new brick Dock. ?:
Phil, ll
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From Monetta.
)
IVec.n see a great change in the ^
ain afier a top dressing has been j H
t on and if nothing happens, there j
II he an ah md.mt harvest
I
Hartley Bros., have arranged their ' n
re-house for Meal, hulls, brick and f
?e, which is a cctiveniei cj to our H
>l?le ifrin rullv.
- ?/ - I p
>lr. T. S. Williams came over from 11,
lombiu List wet*U, 0:1 n visit to tVe | {
I home. I j(
Joys intoxiratt tl, cause men to steal tl
And to go without a square met;I, f|
lien goto the bar with their last f
dime j tl
And v?ear summer clothes in the j u
w inter time. | c|
let at *oniettii< g else, yeu inloxi- tl
rated scllei, I d
Or you will ruin that clever fellow: i I*
'ou will rob that girl ?f her nice III
|>r> tty beau ; hi
And till hur cup with grief ai.d (I
woe.
or those who do not respect the 1,1
g rls and give, 11
Ti; disrespectful lives they live; '''
ud those who give thcuiselves for M
Ii?11 or nnd wine, Hl
Live foolish llieir life time. I'1
O. F. w
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Klliereilgc News lt*iiiM ?".t
he health of II r*. K izeheth Laugh- *"
i is not improving. M*
r. Logan Wyse is quite ill.
re lud gient deal of rain during the
; week. r<J
causa of wet weather farm work has ^
progressed much lately. ',;l
le Lutheran District Oonferene, a Ht
l
^ composed or about twenty Minis- sa
and foitjr I.ayniun, is now io sea- l'r
at St.Thomas church in Lexington
The mem e * f 0111 this side the l,e
da could not utteiid because of tlie
len condition of Saluda river. e"
ot mm h interest will be taken in J lo
1
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-LL-J I ' !?
the second election for sheriff today'
Kit her contestant would do his duty
well. ^
Little or no corn has been planted In
our community, but niost '.of the lund
has been broken up. Siuull grain looks
well. Max.
Ethcredge S. C. Marc1 , SOth.
An Interesting Service.
Sunday being the 5th, there was no
preuching at the Baptist Church?
Still the sevice was none the less interesting,
as the entire morning was
taken upiuu geheral review of the
first quarter of 1901.
The exercises consisted of a nice *e
lection of Songs and interesting talks,
by Dr. Tin merman, J C. (Jlover, Dr.
E. C. ltidgell and others.
I)r. Ti in merman, iu his usual matter
or (act way, talked on tlie several different
topics and pleaded turueslly to
llie young generation of Bate* burg, to
improve their opportuni ies a>id ever
strive to do that which is right and
above a 1 things, S< rve the Lord.
J. C. Glover, this venerable hearted
christian, beloved by every one who
know him, gave nil interesting ta'.k,
wli'ch we trust, will be as seed sown
on good ground and bring furth go>.d
fruit to the honor and glory of God.
Then rame Dr. ltidgell, "the childrens
man" in Ins pleasing attract've
style, reviewing over the lessons of the
past 3 months. The Do<*tor is u man
endowed with that christian spirit,
which wins for hiiu the esteem and
confidence ol every child of God.
The song service was indeel good.
We dare say there is no Sunday
School in South Carolina that hus a
better attendance, than the Sunday
School at the Baptist Church?Why?
b.cause they have teachers that are always
at their post, t f ready to cheer
and encourage every sch lar. Would
to God that every Sunday School in
South Carolina was lead by christian
men and women, as this one.
This was one of the most successful
erviccsthat has ever been held in the
Baptist Church?enjoyed by every oue
present. We can truthfully say that
<1 is good to meet in the house of the
Lord.
May the good work that Is now being
done at the Baptist Church continue
Till Jessus shall reign where'r the
sun,
Does his successive journey's run;
Till his kingdom shall stretch from
shore to shore,
And sun thall rise to set no more.
Visitor.
Ncwhj Letter From The Nation,a
Capitol
Owing to the short session of Congress
the dull season in Washington is
a little in advance of its usual time.
Tht presence of Senators nnd Representatives,
their families and the coterie
of assist ints which tlifc^have about
them, and the varied and numerous
dinner parties and receptions that they
give and patronize constitute much ot
the life and spice of Washington society.
Tho death of Ex President Harrison
is considered by many o* *?oiiservart.K.
|,vr<vtv.<?..a ow... of the leading
pa-tie* as a great loss^ to the countr\.
Hanking as one of the prof junde.-1
,hinkers in matters pertaining to statecraft,
asan orator and writer of remar
liable force, and as a constitutional
lawyer with hut few equals, his expressed
opinions carried g'eat weight. II
was an ardent Republican, but regarded
lie c. lotiial policy created and put in
iperation by his party duiiug the last
hree years as dangerous to the w? lfarc
iud lermunence of the Republic, a>
ipposed to good morals, and contrary
o the Constitution. Hereby he lo.u
io!d upon many of the rani and lile i f
lis party, who believe that present
>u. ly it-aiifrs snua:d tie followed, good I
dliica and the Constitution to the coi rary
notwithstanding. Few, lioweve',
ui peached his motive or douhted ids '
tbiiity, hut bewailed Hie fuet that he I
ijould dare to oppose the adm.nistr. - '
ion of his own p rty.
^?viii)t to ii recent act of Congress
rbiXing ihe closing of the go''irn-i
nent ofllces on the death of prominent j
x-otllceis, no observance was rvcog- j
lized, except the customary manife - |
ation of natural sorrow?the lowering j
>f the flags over all the | ubiic buildugs
to half mast; whic h is still being
ibacrved, tties time set by the Presilents
proclamation not yet having ex
tired.
Swing to the close prox'in ty of old
ilarylund w hut trnnspires wit his hei
(orders prohaly receives an ttndui
mount of notice in Washington
list now sits is t oncerne.l in two
vents that are creating any amount
f comment. '1 ho first is lite ties
rauchise law which is now being e:i
cted; a matter which of course is i<
urely stnte questio i so 1 >ng us it
oes not violate the Federal Const kit
ion. ltnt like some o her state regu
ilions on that subject, its definite,
hough unavoweJ purpo e, is the di.->r.inchiseinent
of a large negro sole,
he siginllcant coloring, however
tiat ni ikea it peculiarly interesting to
.any Washington people, and po.iti*
inns outside of the state is the fact j
iaL it will have a tendency to cut
own the Republican vote in Alary-,
ind, and very likely change it from
le Republican column, where it Ins |
ien in the l ist nu i >nal elections, to !
it* Democratic column.
Thcotlur matter referred to, is of
alluiiiil c intern in it* nature w hello r
i.? in importance or not. It i* tin- ,
iscoverjr by the census i tliciuls thai
me of the enumerators fiom that
ate. "padded" th ir retur.s. IVo (
e Who h id been d. id for in nithj, j
ere counted among the living not j
rnhstandii'g the grave-.-1. nes and
nsus regulations protested against
luh actions. A certain t'ongresiin in
ems to b i mixed .up in t u affair,
I) eh lend* it inereused interest.
Thu iiiVf u( llie ?lari*g and rathei |
iiiian _i.r 1'ipediti ?n .vliicli lias lauded
ijiiinuldo a prisoner of war into the
i lid a of tin' Ameri. an superior otlicer |
Manilla, is rereived here with mm h (
'isf.ie'ion and with Considerable
aiar f? r (Jen. Funstoii, tlie Kansas
ro, who was in command of the exdiiif.n.
The capture of tlie insurnt
chief, it ia believed, will put an |
d to furlhur brlhgerant opposition I j
American rjle. If the >opposition >
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proves true, it will be ft great relief t<
the heuda of the War Department. Tin
tardiness with which recruits have enlist
eU for the regular serv;pe under tin
recent Army Ilill, has reudered it impossible
to ^replace the volunteers
whose term of service expires July 1
with recruits in the standing army
And ulreudy the original number cull
ed to the riiillipine service bus be:u
greatly reduced. The speedy pacifies
tion of the iuhubitunts aud tlift success
of the Tuft commission in' establishing
civil government iu the different provinces,
is accepted as Evidence at
Washington that the warlike opposition
has about succumbed, and that
hencefor.il there will ';e less need for
a strong military force.
ihe question now seriously considered
by the Wur Board is. w hit disnoat
tion r-Iiu!l be of tl.e Fil .pinoChieftain?
The que: lion raises souie nice points
involving souie [definite expression on
the statu* of the Fillipitio. It is suggested
that l.ebe^ent to ItilTMuTd of
Guam in perpetutl banishment from
his liativo land.
President Mi Ivinley is conlempkttijgatrip
to the Pacific Coast some
time in the near future. All his Cabinet,
unless it be the Secretary oT .The
Treasury, will accompany bim. Mr.
Gag , in such esse, will be the sole representative
of the ezeoiitivd branch of
the Gove;iiuieul remaining at.the National
Capitol. Much of the executive
business will be transacted on the road,
a liteiul transfer of tnc.seat of the Government
t j a railway train for a | e iod
of several weeks.
A change in the Cabinet is expected
at an early date. Mr. Griggs, the
present Attorney Com-ral, is said to
prefer his uvore lucrative law practice
than the honor of remaining Uilcle
Sam's attorney for $S,00) per annum.
Mr. Ktlox of Pittsburg, Pa., is said to
be his prospective successor.
It.
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Risers most popular little pills whereever
they are known. They are simply
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Pay. Price 23 cents.
The CO h, eenluiy ei o ,s with one
gian I Llazo t s gl. ry for the Augusta
MeiYy-Makers. Never before has any
lity in this country under-taken tml j
eariit tl to tomplelii ii so triumptia1 aj
meet ss as bus b? en done iii tb? attempt |
m i>:ea>e tl.eir visitor-, at t lit* coming
li s iv.lol the Merry-Maker*. A stage
seventy-live feet hmg1 by fitly wi le
w ill be place.! on Hr.>ad Mreet with
scenery and every apperiinaucc to
nuke i lie fiea pi rioruiance entertaing
and in-tmotive. Nothing but
high class show* will be allowed on
Ihestieets. The grand military | arade
and coi test will ue worth the coming
to see. The I irgest coll etion of fowlvi
r seen in tins section will b? shown
tl (lie gr?at world's poultry show.
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display nf lire works. The great Pane
whose name i- familiar in evdry lioiisebold
in the wot Id, w ill give the grand
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DVtr 'leorgia and South Carolina.
The Best Prescription for nalarla.
Chill and Fever is a but tie of Chovk'h 1
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v ) iure-v-oo pay . i'rice &0c.
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DON!I Fail to VISITl
L. B. MM i
& Co.r.
Johnston, S." C.,
New Northern Grown Seed
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' Remarkable Cures of ltlicumu
tisiuj
(From the Vindicator, Rather furd?
ton, N. C.)
Tlie editor of tjie Vindicator has had
. occasion to test the ellleacy of Chain,
berluin's Pain Balm twice with the
most remark-aide results in escli case.
. First, with rheumatism in the shouli
der froui wliicli he sulfered exe/updali
ing paid for ten days, which "was ret
licved willi two applications of l'ain
Balm, rubbing the paits aililicted and
. realizing instant beet lit and'entire relief
in a very short lime. Second, "in
rheumiitishi in thigh joint, atinost
, prostrating him with Vever6 pain.
w hich was relieved l?y two applications
rubbing Willi the liniment on retirin g
at night and getting up free from pain
For sale by F I?. Gtinier.
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"jUST TRY IT"
And learn why the Flour
buying public erVdofse
the celebrated
-(Hungarian Purityr3RAND,
^fi^^tNuacTuma by
The Shelton ..Mills,
Is better balanced than any flour,
being t.e most popular, it is often imitated.
Sea that every sack or barrel,
bears the _ v.
4Hungarian Purity Brand'
Its rising qualities is superior to
any other brand, for
Whiteness, it can't be Excelled.
\Vc Guarantee our Flour more
Nourishing, Sweeter, ami to make
Bread to the Valne of 6<>e more per
barrel than any made, being ground
on the genuine HUNGARIAN SYSTEM."
Our Mc,ul is tin surf Missed.
Ask your dealer for this brand and
buy no other.
This Mill is represented by
D. R. HALT1WANGER,
Batesburg, S. C.
' Olli e in Advocate Building.
Notice to Debtors; and Criflitors.
All persons owing the Kstatdof J. D.
Son, wi.l make payment to the undersigned,
ami all persons having claims
against his Estate present the same to
the undersigned, | ropeily attest* d
J. P. ABLE,
Administrator of the estate of
J. I), Bull, dcreasril.
Leesvllle, S. C., Fob. 2H, 1WI.
e e e e!
The Hamilton, Ilrown Shoe Co., ol
St. Loui> Mo , will uive your bahy,
. born <111 ri>1the year l'.'Ol, its lirst ?>n.i
( of Shoes frteif. T hey are made of tine
?' Vicl Kid, and tve'nr \Velj. ; *
telLT?N^Sot&
DoN?0.La
watchUsUne W- I'
.Women -jul ..a
Made at>/\
'.our new y j&y /, j
.' -U FACTORY^ j
FOR SAI.F. BY
U X. G-imter,
BATEoBURO, S. ('.
Batestai' Jewelry StirsWill
oo elosed April lath, until
j August lath. All persons having rei
pairs will pleasa eall for Sauie bo fore.
April lrilh.
Will offer snoeial ti io a r.n ?-.i.I
tor the next ID days. '
E. F. doniiON, Batestmrg, S. 0.
1A big doctor's I
ft WHICH MEAN!
i gerstle's female
Thoflo women who have tried
f know that (5. F. 1'. will niako a doet*
ry. Thero is no form of female dis<
I eelv will not cure. It regulates tho
| painless; it cures prolapsus, loueoi
mation and all other womb and ova
? your druggist and it will do for you
3 sands of others?make you a well, s
\ hood and motherhood.
j vigor of ?S:rrar,viff,:
i youth sttSTSlM?!
restored. tlm-ur/ss
P relief. MysuflVriiiK at times wassoiiitens.
?i not tolerate the in? made by a person v. alki
0 tioor.nud 1 h?'l si veil up ill clespnir when I
K| to ii".'G. F. P. I have taken two Ixittles.c
H a new lease of life; the pain and misery is
M 1 uin entirely eureil and strong and viuoro
fg Kir). MKS. A LICK CI IA LM KllS. Ne\v
Brig'tt Bojs Started in llu mess]
The pitfili-hers of the famous i.ig illnsnrah <1 I
wi i kly newsiiiptr, I'ksnhvi.v.vm \ t ittr, arc !
now i>lnt-niK representatives at every post odlcc ,
in South Carolina ami I hoy <l< aire to mi urr tl.c ' i
nTVifM of capable hustling i gents in each ot
til.) following towns of Snlnila < ounty:
Kiilge sptisg, Pallida nml Wnrtl*. ami as
many oilier towns as ate not altcaily snpplieil. '
The work is pi of! table ami pleasant. A portion i ;
of Saturday only l.? required Over 6.0tS) agents |
arts ilolng spit l.tllilly. No money whatever is.
r quireil Kvety tiling Is furuishcil free. Station
at), ruhl.er stamp, ink ami pail, advertising 1
matter, Kamp'c copier, etc- I'nper* ore ship|>cd t
to Is- paht for the etnl ol each month. 'I h-.se not
tohI are not charged for. ..w rite to tirlt I'uhlishng
Co., Williainsport, l'a., ami mention Tiik
klsvocatk. ' . ^
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m f
_
' 41 Onion Sets
44 4 4 4 Seed Potato! <
LEESVILLE COLLEGE
AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL =
Has the largest patronage in its |
history. i
'Spring Session op ns FEB, 12.
Special offers for pupils enteiing
m
* j
prontptly. Ton new pupils, provided .
for by enlargomet t of bonrdmg hall.
,Now,is.the time-to enter thq COMMEK
blAL SCHOOL. . pourses in BookWeeping,
Short-hand and Typewriting.
L. B. UAYNES.
President.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
Contra! Tims at Jacksonville ant Pm-rannsk.
Enuern Tlaio at Othor Point,. ?
frchwlula In Eff<?ot J .in. 87tb. ml m
' lNo.5<'So.3nlNo.3l 1
KonTiiDot7.to. jDailj|Dniljr jex fen
Lv. Jiicicoaeti.c'(P. s) .... ?46pjlJ&s? t
M Mnv..,??r.?K .M.v V - V IIOM-IIO OA-I * < i
" Barnwell .'. ?2>pl 4 04a
" Bla.-kvllle 4 SBpl 4 2Ha 818? .(
Ar. Columbia .. 0 Up' 0 10a ttfp
L* Charleston. (Ho. Uy 7 UJa,(l(Wp
" B'Uiim?'rvitld ! 41a LVjot lot?
" Kr??nvhvil,o 8 5in <X>? 7 W>p
*" Oi arigeSurg 9 Kin ^ 45a 7 Sep
" Khigvillo ..... 10 liu 4 2 jn 547|?
Ar tV.lumbla 1OA j,<r'.ni P36p
Lv. Au.-ui.s, <bo. Hy. ) auOp vaup 8M'
Lr. GramtarUI* 7.? 3 mp lo 15p
Lv. Atkcn 0 15v . 7 lop
Lr. Tro'atoa 4 I0i? II 0O\>
" Johnston 4 -J 4 1. y 11 2Up
Ar. Columbia, (lT.!).> 6 tip 2 Ion .'....
Lv. C I'utnbla, iBldg lit 8 20p 0 2oo 9 4Ap
" \\Tauaborn 7 l.lp 7 r n.lOff'j)
*' 4'ho iter ; duly 8l3All 24p
" pock Hill t3Bp( 843a 11 4b?
Ar. Char' >tte" J V2..D 9 4'.*'
Ar. Tianvll.e ...... __ I : ! > 1 Hap 8 1Ia .
Ar. tvi'-nmornl . t. diMi' B'Jip '
ir. Washing.on . i in rix/pl0 1's
" Balftinoie (Pa.itK) 9 loclll S5p|ll ?is
1 hi.adaiph.u . ........... 11 hin, !>"?, 1 iVn C
" XottY-.rk. ^ 2 O.tl.1 (1 23a 1 j 1.'? v
Lv.'Columbia . .Ill 4j?1 * '2*Ja.
Ar. Hpvtanliiirg ..i.ni. i... ? Up 11 -'.r?u' ,
" AJhnrll!o J 7 ldp 2 4?p; i
Ar KnoxrlUe ' i law I 7 ftro'
Ar t 'mcmnn i . .. 7oJp 7 .
Xr. Louisville - 'Alp 7 bin ^
BniiVimniTvii jJ;o.8D]>*o.85i2iv;^iJ
SOUTHBOUND. ;bally.Ihvlly ?xau
Lv. L )'Usvlii<- ... J.iSi' i A-'iy!
Lv. Cincinnati . i b .-x.u >
Cv. knoirlllo 1-im s iuo
Asheville . ftQUu SOfip
" 'Bpe.rtanburg 11 43a tt.Up *
Ar. Cj.umbia ... .' -9ftjp\ ft 3Up ..
Lv. Mow VorUtf'tt.K.ii) li4.ni i
" Philadelphia f-Ofip^^Sue 8 ICr
" Pultimoire ,.:..? S27p ii&a 62r?
Lvl Wnshl'itt'n I So. By) PftUC ,111** 0 AS.
L SwSmouT ... . TTixp jjufmj,. ..
Lr. Ba;iTt]'.o : . ,j;41fca; & s)pl 126? i
f.v jt'har.'oT-e 1 jr .'a? ptop 4 21a
.Tlovk.^lll.. .. OOtaliM? -5 0/1 .
" ('hostcr ? 9 1-OallUrp 6 27a
" "Wlnnsb iro . 'lOUalAOea ft Ofta
Ar. Columbia, (Rldit St ill 2&a Alua 7 Ooa
Lv. Columbia, (U. D.).. 11 7<0a V90e
J* JoLnstoa 1 8Jp fl32a
" Trenton J <S\>: 6 47a
Ar.- Avkvli "........". 220p 7 81a 0 40*
Ar. GnujitevUlo ....>... ...... 2-lupi T Pal
A n A'uguaa.. . :. * 2 Jup M OOa 19 27a
Lv. Columbia (So. Ky) .... "Tpi?? lc^a'Tlia
" KiDRVlllo t -O1 2 32?! 7 Va
" Obnnyeburjr i.XtV 8 4At S 4ia
" Brnn<;)?ville .*.. dl5l> 4 A'a! 0 2La
' Suiimicrvlllo 7 31p; SS7al>0U:n
Ar. Ohbrlcitga slip 7 oca p: . :
Lv i'.. tiruoi.i -bo. ity.) li 80.1 1 l5a 7 U-a
HlnekVil.e 1 lOp 2 57a 8 8a
" Buru.Wt'lL). t. I 34p I) l'.k
" buvAtmah 305p 5 JUi 10 2>>?
Ar. Jiu.-k<''?iivillr iP.8.1 1 7 4<Tj>" 0 2&i\ 2 20p _
Sl.eplnj Car Sorvioo.
Esoollent daily passon^or sorrloo botwecn
Florida ano New \<>rk.
2Tof?. '.1 And 32?New York And Florida Lira
llcdL D4I0' axcept nundory, coiuj>oi.od cxtiu
livclj'of Fiilliiuta finest Draw ln|{ H00111 Sleepinit.'Compnrtmont
and Clbservatory Car?l>e
twoen New Ywh Columbia and St. Anpustine
1 Pullir.n yoepr^jrjnrs Wawoen A114 *6a na.J
A1 ken and New York, run* from AuguHta te
Colmubiu via Blaekville. Barlor ears b.tWeen
Charleston anl OaUiiiMa
N'is. 3i and .>4?New York and Florida Kx y
press. Drawl!ir-room sleeping rtirs between /
August a and New York. Pullman drawlue /"
room sleeplat; cars bet ween Port Tain.'a. Jack
emvilie. savannah Waahtofttou and Yew York.
Pullman slee, IiIk ears between Charlotte ailj V
Rieluei-jd. DmiiiK cars between Charlotte, V
xnd Mi vaanab. . , *
lull, ill and M?17. S. Fast Mall. Through
Hu!Inula denu ijijf-foom bntTet sltsip.ai; earjj W
Iwceu Jiieksotivllle and Nop- York and Pallmat)
s i oping cats between Augusta and Char
.otto. Dinlpg i-ars acrve all meula enrou-.o
Pui'.tnaji ^t-cp.nit cars' between Jacksonville
13d Columbia carouto dailv between Jaokson
rllle and Cincinnati, via AsLoville.
rUANK 8. CANNON, ?. H.HAKDWIOK,
lplrd V-P. A t?en. llgr., Cen. Pss. Agt.,
(V ashing ton. D. C. Washington, D. O.
W. H. TA'.CS, ' ' B. W. HUNT,
As't O n;. 1 ass Af't., lhv. Pass. Ag'f.,
Atlanta. Cla. CharlestoB, H. C.
bill or
I PANACEA. . ^
it (and they aro lotion)
or'e services unnccessa- J
?asc that this great rem- * !
monthly periods and mnkes them i
rrlicca, tumors, ulceration, inflain- 1
rian troubles. "Buy a bottlo from
what it has done for so many thou- u
trong, happy woman, fit for wife- ff
Prepared only by
'ZluMne L.CERSTLEACO.. E |
family phjr- CHATTANOOGA. TENN. g
'idV-Tl *7si( So.J by a/I Druggists atSf
tlin hj:?lu->t a bottle, six bottles for $5. I
nff across the If t<wrnN Unot full. cnvcrvd I I
\ ts advised by oar fr?? t>ook."iinAiii., Mniii- R
if it Hi d linv." > < r.MjikBli?!.!'y ?> ?">*wr.lBln I III
nil mno nml I '"""" n 'or a-lvu-.i to Tim fed
..If' v hndtM' limit). ( lol>. care ..f L
i 1 ? . ,, k j Olnllfl ( ?, ( Aat Unooffe, rta u. BM
. | You will Motto full instruction*. I
Strikes i> Kith Find. I
l Aran troubled fur several years I
with t'lirofiio intHjvsii >n ;ind nervoui. H
ileliil.ty," \viilea F, J. Green,"of I..111- I
rioter. N. II,, "No reoiei s helped K
me until 1 began using Electric Kit- H
cers.wlileh tlid me more good than nil H
iIn-im-i.ii in.-s I ever useJ. They have H
iUo ki'l't my wife in excellent health D
Fur vcar :. She says Electric Hitters I
ire i i-i splendid fur female troubles; H
lint the ' are u |grahd tonic and invig* I
>rat< r for weak, Kin dhwh women. No I
ither medicine can lake its place in |
>11 r family." Try them. Only rale. H
nl i? f:i* t ion e n: ran t ei-d b\ F. B. (' n n - H
H
?s M.
E. RUTLAND, President, ^2 JNO. FOX, See., Si Trcas^^Hj
Batesburg Buggy and Harness Co^B
Just received a car load of buggies. Best on earth for the
uoney. ^B
Every [Buggy [Guaranteed B
Can si ll you a nice Buggy, set of Harness, Lap-Robe and
hip, from $39.40 up. We also carry in stock a nice line of^^B|
dollars, Pads, Haiues, Traces, Bridles and Horse Clothiug^^^J
generally. Our entire stock of winter Lap-Robes at. cost.
BATESBURC S. C. \ jj
StoYesI Stoves! StoYes!!
CAR T .O A "P> v
E-iero, Star Leader,
Modern IPr-ize.
Made of Indiana Iron?None better. ^
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!! f
1 cSo -Lr^oc5L
rot?.
COMFORT and DURABILITY.
A Stove that won't cook and Shoes that
loesn't fit, makes mothers worry?fathers
Vown and the children cry, so before buyng
call at L. 1). CULLUM A: CO., and get
;he right goods at right prices, and keep
town trouble.
,J B STOKES.
DEALER IN
lardwarc, Stoves,- Qrockery, Giii and Saw mill supplies
Steam pipe fitting a Specialty. Call aud see me when you
ire in need of anything in my line. Satisfaction guarai^^^jB
!few N
SEED
o. j. hari^^B
Buggies & Wagons!
^ C h*vc on hand some
l,l:' 'i*-1 n>^V/vylX/^Jx
^//\*. /^ fdmp round hthI inspect our 1
^ ( sti?ok of Buggies, Wagons
SATCHER ANI) COLEMAN,
SALUDA/JS^-t - - - -_ - BKS. C_
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? V - .
Si. PADGETT, H9 no marki to Indkata contanta. Whan you fggl
'SQlBkOAaSi, /\LlOU5T<CsA BB racalva It and taat It. H It to not aatlalaetory
. ,ini Kfca roturn It at our axpanaa and wa wUI raturn .i.'-,
' '^||| ill l'"N 8**'*n f??? aal trihiiwl. a ? ?
illllKiil A P. PADGETT. 1
___a_;3O?_*ar?*.0? ?? ?? HUCUSTX. OK.
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