The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 10, 1901, Image 3
THE ADVOCATE.
Published Kv?kt Wkdnksdat.
Sunday was indeed a beautiful Easter
day.
Our subscription list is still on the
increase.
Kev. II. D. Padgett was iu town a
few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. llaitley visited
relatives at Trenton Sunday.
Mr. J. Frank Kneece made a flying
visit to Columbia lust week.
Sheriff J. A. Ilidgcll was her? Fridaylie
stitm.il to be in the best of spirits.
Dr. Buster, the indefatigable pbysi
rtnti 01 Mi. ?> tiling, was nere uunusy.
The many friends of Mr. Jno. K.
Watson will be grieved to learn of bis
illness.
Attorney General Gnnler, spent
, Euater here. We are always glad to
ste "X,"
Misses Annie and &eswie Winn's
sweet facts gleamed on our streets
last week.
Mrs. A. I.. Hartley and children, of
Xexington, spent Easter with relatives
in town.
Hiring us y our Job work! Our taritory
is very rxstensive and our facilities
unlimited.
Mr. L. W. 'Jaughman, a successful
, and industr o;?s farmer of Blacks, was
in town Monday.
Miss Kate llaltiwang?r, after an extended
visit to her sister at Pelion, has
returned homo.
Our fair maidens appeared in their
Easter costume< Sunday, which were
indeed beautiful.
Miss Blanche Cuughman of Mt. Wil
ling, was in town Friday making pirchases
for Easter.
Rev. J. I) Rikird tilled bis regular
appointment ut Kelobarlli church
near liolley Fvrry Sunday.
Mess Hartley A Qu.ittUbaum have
erected in the rear end of their store,
.u mammoth refrigerator.
Misses Carrie and Bessie Mitchell of
Xeesville, were in town Friday. They
Jiave many friends here, who arc always
glad to see them.
We were glad *.o see Cap*. J. Feaster
Xylesand his beautiful and most accomplished
daughter, Miss Belle on
our streets last week.
It seem? that the "Ladies Fashion
Club" have held their second meeting,
^ as one young lady appeared on our
ts ''minus" her belt.
'teil as b<?tn
in unities,
iliey will
currs.
'an Hartley
?is steadily
> ere long,
Jul lieulib.
lu, was in
Uncle Hull
Treasurers
the respect
now liiiu.
und in the
e -dispenser
By and hud
hi in arrested. The clerk says the dispenser
stole it himself.?Chester Latistern.
On Sunday itflernocn a colored pasisenger
came uear meeting with an
Accident by conversing with her
I friends until the train was making its
l departure, .iieu attempting to get
f Aboard.
An invitation is extended to the
public generally with the assurance of
beat satisfaction, to examine our up-todate
line of stationery. Prices tosuit
the people.
We are pained to annouce the death
of the infant little son of Mr, and Mrs.
Duvid Hartly near Itaxter. The little
one a as bore irom earth to heaven on
last Sunday. We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved family.
jluy the Shelton Mills Flour arid get
[ the best. Ask your dealer for their
| brands, and insist that you get it.
L Special prices on Meal and Flour for
B the next few days. Get uiy prices.
D. It. Hultiwanger.
H A nuru her of young couples enjoyed
the beautiful duster Sunday afternoon
HT walking in almost every direction
H Few limy have thought of the gloomy
Hi past, but many clicerished a happy
n future. Listen for the wedding Letts! i
0 The Kev E. T. Hodges, Presiding j
am Elder of Columbia District, preached
ISH a One serinon in the Methodist Chuitfli |
Sunday night to a Urge congregation, i
Mr. 1 o grs is always welcome in our!
V town and will not lack for attentive
HH bearers when he preaches.
9H ()n Monday night just prior to the
BHMl c.'oslng of the stores a negro ooy in
I) >n-aid# out of Perry Hro's. store stole :
liiiusalf a limit p?ir of shoes ami '
ran. A trusty darkey reported the
matter and went in persuit of him,
the shoes were recovered, but the
"negro is g ?ne on."
Mr. Ni-a! Hartley having completed
lit* course in Short Hand at MCfeat's
School and a business Course at the
Columbia business College, icft Monday
for Washington, Ca., where lie
will represent the Geo. I). Witt Slioe
Co , in that Stale. We predict for him
. much success in his new line of busi\
ness.
| if troubled by a weak digestion, loss
I of appetite, or Constipation, try a tew!
[ doses of Chamberlain's Stomach ami
ft Liver Tablets, Every box warranted.
& For sale by P, B, Gunter.
Tiie lecture on Tin* Americin Sunday
nt the Methodist Church Friday night,
I was well attesded. I>r. Thompson i->
H an attract;ve speaker and knows hew
to entertain his audience. His lecture
was full of thought and will doubtless
^Hdo much good. His arganient for a
^^Uietter observance of the Sabbath, were
g^Etrong and convincing. M the conp^wlusVn
of the lecture, u neat little sum
u|^kvas subscribed for literature on the
fflHahbath question, which will be disH^^ibutcd
in the town.
Money to Lead,
At The First National Bank of Batesburg.
Every accomodation consistent
with sound bauklng guaranteed to our
patrons. Your account solicited.
W. W. Watson,
Cashier.
Mr. Walter Padgett was in town yesterday.
Mr*. Geo. Dunt f* r*port?l ubtl?t
very ill.
Ex Supervisor Bodie of Saluda, wai
on our streets Monday.
Those famous little pill*, DeWitt'a
Utile Early Risers will remove all impurities
from your system, cleanse
your bowels, make the regular. F. B.
Gunter.
Representative J. W. 'Seigler of Saluda
Couuty, was In town yesterday.
Mr. Siegler is one of Saluda's most
industrious farmers, and' is held in
high esteem by all who know birn.
Skin troubles, burns, scalds r.nd
chafing quickly heal by tbe use of DeWitt's
Witch liazel Salve. It Is imitated.
lie sure you get DeWitt'a. F.
II. Gunter.
Mr. W. W. Padgett of the Emory
section, was in town yesterday. Mr.
Padgett is one of Saluda's stauoohest
citizens. lie left us with a warm
heart.
You cannot enjoy perfect health,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes if your
liver is sluggish and your bowels
clogged. DeWitt'a I.iule Early Risers
dense the whole system. They
never grip. F. b. Gunter.
Col. R. Hoyt Hartley foraserly of
Ilatesburg. but now of Atlanta, Ga .,
was in town Sunday on a viait to his
parents. Mr. A Mrs. I). P. Hartley.
The Col. la employed as Chief Trace
Clerk, of the Seaboard Air Line in Atlanta
and ia deservedly popular with
the Railroad official*. He has u host
of friend* in this tuwu wiio are alway:
glad to see him.
Spring coughs are specially dangerous
and unless cured at once, serious
remits often follow. One Minute
Cough Cure acts like magic. It ia not
a common mixture but is a high grade
remedny . F. R. Gunter.
On Sunday afternooa some rude boys
disturbed the peace by rolling sev?ra!
c rs a distance of about 50 yds.,
causing them to run against each
other making a considerable noise.
Sucli is annoying to tho pcacable public
as well as tbe railroad company.
"Last winter I was conllned to my
bed with a very bad cold on the lungs
Nothing gave gave tne relief. Finally
my wife bought a qottle o' One Min*
ute Cough Cure that effected a speedy
cure, i cannot speak too highly of
that excell nt remedy."?Mr. T. K.
Houseman, Tanat&ney, 1'a. F. B. Gun
I IT.
>Vbile the w riter did not uttenJ tb?
B. Y. I*. U. Convcntion at Charleston,
he feels confident that soiu. of prettiest
of the pretty young ladies in the
State was in attendance. \*e only
judge from imaginary pictures drawn
on our inind hy one of tlie B*5e>burg
delegates; whose taste is l.igh/y cultivated.
'l'he clever young gentleman
kinuly :\tV us to remark his love-ship,
and set the sails in the direction of
the City bj^ the Set.
"llad piles so had I could get
nor lind a cure until I tried
Witch Hazel Salve. After usin^^rc
orce I forgot 1 ever liad anything like
Piles."-F. I.. Boice, Soiners Point,
Look out for imitations. l>e sure you
a*!' for I?eWilt's. F. It. Gunter. 1
Miss Clara Smith has for the past few
months pleaseed the scholars and patrons
of the Spring Branch school so
well in her earnest effort in prepaiing
her pupils for a seccessful career in
this world that the was elected unanimously
as our teacher lor tlie next
term of school, and as she accepted it
seemed to place a look of cousolement
upon the faces of {her pupils. It was
very aid to see the tear stained faces
upturned towards Iter's as they bade
good-bye. May happiness always attend
her.?"Pupil" to Barnwell People.
"I have been tiouliLd with indigestion
fur ten years, have tried many
things and spent ranch money to no
purpose until I tried Kodol Dyspasia
Cure, I have taken two bottles and gotten
more relief from tlirm than all
other medicines taken. 1 feel more
like a boy than I have felt in twenty
years." 'Anderson Biggs of Sunny
Lane, Tex. Thousands have testified
as did Mr. Biggs.
Verdict Sustained.
We omitted to state in our last
week's issue, that the State Supreme
Court had sustained the verdict rendered
in the lower court, allowing dam
aSe< to the extent of $2,700 in the cass
of J. B. Youngblood against tit# So.
Ky. It will be remembered that Mr.
Youngblood lost bis right arm while
in tlie employ of ths So. Ky , in tbe
city of Colombia, Feb., 8, 1898.
Soil for $10,000 damages was instituted
;i nil u veidict of $2,700 secured
secured in tbe lower court?this, tbr
bibber court sustains.
You will waste tlrneif you try to
cure indigestion or indigestion or dyspepsia
by starving you reel fN That only
makes it worse when you do eat
heartily. You always need plenty of
good food properly digested. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure is tbe result of years
of scientific research for something
Hint would digest not oniy some elements
of food but every kind. And it
is lite one remedy tlint will do it.
Final Marie
A LI. l'KKSONS INTKKESTKD
1Y will inke notice that the underI
signed will apply to lion. Ceo. S,
Drafts, Judge of Probate of Lexingt<oi
County at tliis ofllce on Wednesday
22nd May 1901, for a filial discharge
as Administrator of the estate
of WilliamCorley deceased.
Samu*l Howe,
I Administrator of the estate of
William Corley, deceased.
lob Couldn't lluvc? Stood It.
If he'd bad lu lling Files. They'rr
teribly annoying; but Bucklae's Ami
en Halve will cure ttie worst case o
piles on earth. It has cured thousand*
For Injurea, Pains or Bodily Kruptlor
its the best salve in the werld. Prtci
J 26c a box. Cure guaranteed, Hold by
F. B. Cu liter.
Save your Money ,
And keep II In the Savings Depart*
meat of THE FIRST NATIONAL 1
BANK of Batetburg. Four (4) p*r.
cent lottrnt on dtpoiiu. Dividend* '
?(ni*80Dually. Both largo and small 4
accou n ts * so' ic i ted.
W. W. Watson, *
Caalilor.
A Dispensary move is quitely being
circulated in our town. If all who
us* the beverage favor lis establish
wtui wuat win dc in* miKuriif voie. a
Marriages ?
Are Lng remembered by the friend* ?
and relatives of the bride and groom, ?
when they are requested to be a fiwt n
by receiving one of Tbe Advocate's '
beautiful wedding invitations. *
Far Sale
5.00olb* ol fodder,
100 bushels potatoes,
3 yoke of Oxens. |
3 milk cow*.
Joseph Burton,
lloiistta, S.
To Cure a Cold ia One l>ay.
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money .
if it fails to cure. E. W. Urove's sig- m
nature is ou each box. 25c. e
BATESBURO COTTON MARKET. ?
Prices subject to change without
notice and corrected by W. C. Cartldge
weekly. I
Low Mldling T 7-8? 1
Strict 44 4 * 8.
Middling 8 1-8.
4 4 4 8 1-4
Good 4 4 8 8-8. r
Tone of market unsettled. ^
A Card of Tlnuks.
To the voters of Saluda County :
As it would be impossible for me
to meat each aud .very one personally
1 desire to thank you for the vote 1
receivtd in th? recent primary elections
for sheriff through the columns
of The Advocate assuring you that 1
shall spare so pains in the diecbargc
of my duty. And for tlieee who seen
fit to vote otherwise 1 have kind re- C
garJs, and respect thsir views in asak- ^
ing a choice.
Respectfully.
J. A. Ridgell.
A ltagitig, Hearing Flood.
V.'asiisd down a telegraph liae wLich '
Cha*. C. Ellis of Lisboe,'la., had to
repair. ''Standing waist deep in icy water,"
he writes, "gave me a terrible
cold and ceugh. It grew worse daily.
Finally the beat doctors in Oakland.
Neu , Sioux City and Omaha said 1
had C onsumption and could not live.
Then I began using Dr. King's New
Discovery and was wholly cured by six
bottle." Positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and all Throat and
Lung treuhies by F. B. Uuuter . Price
50c audll.OL
See 4* W H ITT EN'S" bargaius in tlfie
week's i.eue. New cases of fever Ijjvc
developed in his store.
The Mafd'? >t t.ll? S.ail U?n.. 1.11 .. ?
[riseV," will ioou be (one. Get jcur
Applies quick.
I i
LAMP OK LEARNING.
| ?
It still uvbnr bkiohti.y at tiik
Soutu OaUolina College.
(By tbe Rev. E. A. Wingard, D. D.)
On the granite hills which tower
O'er the rapid, rushing tide,
Where the Broad, wltn murmured j
pledges,
Greets Saluda a? bin bride; '
Where the mingling of the waters
In their union full and free,
Give an olF-spring bold and mighty,
Iu the tawny Cougaree.
On these lulls now v.rni and bur.
niahed
With the glow of summe* skies,
There " the pride of State and City"
Meets the (lance ef loving eyes;
Where our fathers wrought and
builded,
There our college proudly stands,
And her pillared halls are sacred
W |th the touch of vanished hands,
9
It was here that Maxcy guided
To the lealnts of higher thought,
It wan here the glorious Barnwell
All his mental treasures brought,
It was here that Preston lect'tred
With his golden tongue aflame,
It was here that Thornwell added
To these walls his deathless fame.
Lo her sous! They start with liar,
per,
One without reproach or shame,
Whom wo rite to hold in reverence
At the mention of his name;
And front then till now her chi'dreu
Have been leaders of the State, (
W inning glory fro.u disaster
Beating down the bars of f?.te.
Not from piles of sculpured tu trl *,
Though her halls are f.iir to see,
Will her fame be spread in story
i _ <i.- .....
AM VIIV m?wo ?Cl (1/ WU,
But the one who writes her hi?to>y,
Will inscribe with buruitif pen,
How site tarred her noblest rrcord*
In the lives of noble men.
Let the hoetile hand he palsied
That would tear Iter pillows down!
And the breath of judgment wither
All who smirch her fair re town!
By a thousmd sacr?d tnanorie*
She is wedded to the Slate,
And for ((lory or dishonor
Kadi must share the self-rfauie f. te.
But I see a glorious vision
Springing from the days o he,
When our schools of learning scat*
i tered
From the mountains to the * a,
I Shall he nurttiug mothsrs for her.
Sending hundreds to her walls;
And things who h now divide us,
' Be as ruilied leveled walla.
As the hilltops cast their shadows
In the river windi-ig near,
Ho her glory will he mirrored
lu each swiftly passing ye.ir;
While her children's deeds of great*
' neas.
Hound her form their light wit>
' all d,
* Always gathering added hrigl.tnoa1
From the lustre of iter dead.
delivered at Cominsiicsment of fc>. C,
r I College, June, 18i?7. I
g^Brinjc us your Job
Work.JJ There is no demand
too small and no
?rder too large for OUR
STOCK OR FACILITIES.
wwwwmm
TO THE DEAF.
A rinh Imlv rurMl nf hnr
ud Nome# in the lien4 by Dr. Nicliolon's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $lOKN>
t bis Institute, so thai deaf peo>le
unable to procure the Eur Drums
lay have them free. Address No.
1080-c. The Nicholson Institute, 7^0
eighth Avenue, New York, C. 8. A.J
WILL EVANS.
Haberdasher, Shirt maker will,
;ive your niai. irdcrs prompt and careul
attention, at
148'2 Main Street.
-IS'01. Cnlumhis. ?. C!.
Jones & Hardin
Laundry Agents^
.auudry must be left at E. JONES'
tore by Monday aftemoua. Deliverd
every Saturday.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J. W. DaVORK, J. N. O. GREGORY.
EdKtOild, it C. Saluda, S. C.
3eVORB & GREGORY
ATTORNEYS AT LA IF.
All business intrusted to our care
eceives prompt attention.
pfl^OOtce up stairs in Etheredge
lullding.
E. K HARDIN.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Offl.C9 at ,Home.
iG. L. Trotter.
PHYSICIAN A BURGEON.
Iffers la is Professional Services to tl.e
eople of Batesbur^- and vicinity.
P. P. Asrtt.T,
Watches 'Clocks, and.
Uewelrvl lie pairing.
IcLena ltuildin^,
BATES BURG. s. C.
J as. W. Pitts,
SURGEON-DENTIST?
rWOflT.ce at Etherediie building
SALUDA. S. C.
Eugene W. Able
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR.
Offices at??
EoocriaLD C. II. and Saluda. C. II.
Prompt Attention Giien to All Busies*.
E. L.-ASBILL.
Attorney at La\?."?
.kbsvillk ' - SC.
Practice in nil Court*. Business soliit
ed.
go to
sam howes.
i.estuarant for fi r s t-c 1 ass
iieals, at all hours.
WATSON & t'ToWI LL.
IF^re) [Ins., -A.g:?2nts.
Town and Country Risk.
Office in ADVOCATE Iiuihiimj.
li. L. HARTLEY.
THEO. A. QDATTLEBADH,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON;
Dffice over Harris' Drug Store.
Money to Loan.
lotiilu V.. r M
-w >?> inhu3 j hiring,
?fo commissions charged. Borrower
:>ays actual cost of perfecting loan.
John. B. Palmer \ Son.
Columbia, S. C.
Ki oknk W . Able, Atty.,
Saluda, S. C.
W anted!
Everybody to Know
Ti at I bat# fur aale a largo and beat
a! sele -tioa of framed Pictures. En
: ravings and Paintings.
VLSO P1CTUBE FRAMES MADE 1C
ORDER.
Call and see and be convinced.
K. L. KAMKY.
Saluda, S. 0.
Tbla ilptiui* I* on ovorjr box of the (taulai
Laxative Bromo-Quininc Tablet*
Dm W?if Uat tare* a mM 1m rW
(
1."^
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K+. \jr * ?r - ?**" ;
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat. "Wasrener's High.
It artificially digest* the food and aids ?1 AND
Nmure lu strengthening and recon* Capital Cotton Fertilizers
structtng the exhausted digestive or*
(sus. It is the latest discovered digest* ...
sot and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In efllcleucy. It In- .Tust received 1,600 gallons flno S\
Stantly rclievesand permanently cures one or our One Excelsior, New Leu or Li
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn and prices.
f. iH. ^ ?So4,r Stomach, Nausea, ()nr llorse Wagons- Russell inske?
1. \H??<l?ehe,Qiatralgla.Cramp8and Hewing Machines for *13.6>. Astool
all other results of imperfect digestion. Big Line of Clothing. Pant*, Dry Go
V- targe isscoatatossHtimes Guarantee' to please you. I wai
cnallalse. BookaUabouidycpepsUmalTedfree ' v 1
pr???rus ty c. c dswit-t a co, c^i?afi? puronasinj,, .
USTEAAT YORK |
:R.a.C:ES:E:T
The extraordinary Bargains offered the last few weeks, has involved every
department or our increasing business in A stupendous rush.
Sales Show an Increase
OF 40 PER CENT.
To say f at we are satisfied, does not express it.
To show our appreciation, we have redoubled our
efforts in bargain giving. We have secured the
services of another bujer, who represents us in
Baltimore. lie is provided with the ready Casli to
snap up any bargain that may be offered. We now
ha?* a close grip on the New York & Balt:inore
Markets and expect bargains from both places
weekly.
THIS WEEK WE OFFER
ioo dozen Neck-ties-Reprcsenting every Shape,
Color and design?ic to 8f>. 60 dozen New
Spring Shirts at prices guaranteed to be
10 to 50 per under any competition.
The Styles the latest, Color
and Make the Best.
30 Doz. Men's Drawers, 15 Cents up to 75.
MC3-H.O-VEJSII1IM
For months we have becu trying to secure a drive for this department.
Success has crowned our efforts and we offer until the Lot is closed,
10 dozen Imported Samples Kid Gloves, wort li from 1 to 2 Dollars ^?r.
at 56 cents the pair. Every Color and Size. 1/5 dozen B ack Silk
Hits 10 cents to 39 cents. 10 dozen Black, White and Colored Silk
Oloves 25 to 43 cents pair. A full line Broadway Kid Gloves 9 ) cents.
Every Pair Guaranteed.
?^>CI_iOTH!I!N -
>\ e have been accused of buying our Clothing from Fir* Sales. For
once, w* plead guilty. The Baltimore Bargain House was burned in
December. To settle the Insurance, the StO.k had to be Sacrificed.
We have secured a portion of it at 40 to 50 cents on the Dollar. At
the price we nan.e, it won't last long.
liow about a 5.50 Kersey Suit (a? 2 08
44 " 0 50 Bl'k Cheviot <& 3 7a
44 ,4 2.00 Satinet 44 (d) 1 50
How about Dozens of other's equally as good at as low
J". PropM
oney back if you are nui satisfied.
. I ANY M IS UNDERSTANDING WILL BE
- ADJUSTED BY THE PKOPRIETOR. 4
Free Trip
during Merrymaker's week, appu 22-27.
Wc pay your railroad fare both ways. The only condition
is that you buy $15.0() worth of goods at prices that are
uumatchable, aud we leave this to your owu judgment.
I.oek over this li?t and see if there isn't several articles you need. If so,
come to us. and we guarantee the piices will be the lowest
Mahogany Suits, Willow Rockers, Dinning't ables, Typewriter Desks,
Walnut Suits, Fancy Rockers, Library Tables, China Cabinet,
Birdseye Maple, Bedroom Rockers, Center Tables, Writing Desks,
Oak Suits, Sitting Chairs, Old Dressers, Standing Desks,
Cherry Suits, Fancy ("hairs. Odd Wash Stands, Book Cases,
Birch Suits, Morris Chairs, Sideboards, Chifloner*,
D...,. II..I. D..AT..*.. /!_ 1.
at iur on 11^$ urans uru?, nuut'iit, ijruucuus,
Fancy Odd Pieces, Iron U?d?, Folding Beds, Lounges,
Mattings, Toilet Sets, Lamps, Art Squares,
Rugs, Hat Racks, Holltop Desks, Hat Racks..
Specials
Our 115 00 Solid Oak Bedroom Suits. Our $1*2 00 Solid Oak Sideboards.
Our 5 50 " " Hat Hacks. Our 4 60 " " Kxtention tables.
Our 150 " " Center Tables. Our 3 50 " " Iron Red-Leads.
All we require is for you to buy 16 I Ua. s worth '.nd we
will then refund your money paid for railroad ticket.
Augusta Housefurnishing Company,
836 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GA.
The following reputable salesman will take pleasure in ssrviug you : W. T,. Piatt
J. I. Palmer K. B. Gibson, W. K. Latimer, F. T. Cody, L. F. Piatt, E. B. Pilcher.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company
Of New York.
llicliard A. McCurdy, President.
T
The T.u ro'rxt St rut) c; est. Jlfuxt PrndrAisirp T i /V? T? i? -
mice Company in the World,
Paid to Policy holders in liKX). . $20,3(51,863.83
Total Income in PKX) . ... 60,582,802.31
Assets December 31, 1900 / . . . 325,753,162.61
Insurance and Annuities in force . . 1,141,497,888.02
And it Leads Again in South. Carolina.
' From the reports of twelve lead ng co.n, trills, no (lie in the Comptroller's |
office, it is r-liawn
i That Tot* Mutual I.ife of New YoA paid fv?r forty-nine per cent, business
. in South Carolina in lS.v.i ihan any other company.
Gained fifty eight per cent more insurance in force than any other
company.
' Cnll-c'ed in ea- h pr? tnium* $79,521.31 more than any other company.
lias 3 more insurance in force in South Carolina than any other
company.
The Mutual Life U now selling a Single Premium Guaranteed Three and
One-Half Per Cent. Bond, which does not require an examination.
The Five Per Cent. Twenty Year Bond policy cannot be equaled. Better
than a Government Kor.d.
No impaired or vicious risks solicited or accepted for insurance in this
Company.
A few first-class agents can secure desirable contracts.
For particulars as to plans, rates, etc., apply to
J. G. ETHER EDGE.
Special A^ent, Columbia, S. C.
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E. -JONES, I
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Orftd.6 Guaiio] Uik? larftr and better crop^ 9
,,u? > by U4s?imt these Bruudt. 1
Ac id.8 and. Kainits. Prepared to suit you. I
KUPS in Brazil package8-?10. 16 and 2-1 gallon ke>;s; simply delicious. Buy 9
ttls Dandy Cook Stoves an J please your wife. lliuJIe other kinds, all* sires 9
Steel Axle and Thimble Skein. -9
shin< is itiiotf AI-?o a .ins of better grades. "99
ode and Stoves ju*t arrived. B.'K-k, Liuu and Cement a specialty. ^^9
?t your irud.>. Got tr?y prices and terms before .9
xtaxtkd?activk max opooodcharac
ter to deliver and oollact la Huatk Carolina far V|H
> ?-* I <" + > jj-- >?? | k. I I ??l?l entatdiatied in.inufacluriu^ wiialataia knaaa.
X k-* 3^ cj K*" I J *U00 a year, rare |?ay. Honesty taara tfcaa as*- >
Q c5 rp III perienca reunited. Our reference, aay t?*ak la
3 ! <?' >?* r-^ ?S 1 I l :,"7 cily- Eucloaa aelf-aUdreaaed alampaf aa
j _< ?a. i n | vnfojie. M iuuraeturera, TUlrd Fiver, iM Oaal
2.1 qb 3 jlh j toru St., CUloazo. , h|
EllSglllO iTM. MITCHELL.' V
x ^ ^ j t jxjolu physician & surgeon
s-' s ~ ! t? it! ^ ti office hours'
? 3 ! 2 8 to 0 a. trt.
55 ! 3 * ? o !<2 r 2 to 3 p. in.
i?k ; rz ' ^ j >a j 7:30 tu 9 p. m %
? l|C a i-ICi ENGINES "
I III? E A BOILERS . ~
& 5 is ^ kj:vj -gins and presses.
?~f x? cfs s* - . . " Complete Cotton, Saw, Ori?fc, Oil and 4
s s i -s1 s ! ? ? Fertilizer Mill Outfits; also Giu Press
,j. x -* i o *t< ! i i i Cane Mill and Shingle Outfit*. Bulldn
3 a i i i i injf. Hridffe, Factory, Furuaeaand Raili?
rewi ^.j va/ road Canting; Railroad, Mill, Factory,
igi ^ o ' it' bnt* Machinists' Supplies. Retting,
s 2 ^ w i Packing, Inj -ctors, Pipe Fitting*,
o ^ o ^ ^ ! s Saws, Files, Oilers, Etc., cast s*ery / " - x
25 i?< q 0 g?rej day. Work 150 hands. ?
b % ? ( v i ,h Lombard Iron Worts Snpply Co.
o c eo i f?kj
n z q? ? m 25 si l|| augusta, georgia.
< * r* <r+ x ^ ^ ; .-41 Fouodry, Machine, Holler and' Gin
5 j ? ? 3* ?j t Works. Repairing Promptly Dure,
-i 5* ar ? 2 ??, u-io-.-u "
1? ** f 3 ? n i
Brill iz G. P. COBB. ||(^
= ? 2 c ^
II Z * 5"% s H auo-aiBs.
o c. ^? (* 22 o I i _1
cj ^ x ij 'w-a.ca-oits
5-j? 2 & ^ gj^lll 23cua.^3>tes
is ^ rs* s* ^ s m ^xt^3stxtxt^3b
? V kw* ^ 'X. i JTm ^
o s- c ^ ^4 coffins. waluays w
s ^ ^ s3 ^ c
-c "" -1 XT 3 CASKETS AND On
w TZ <?t- II ~
| ? p- 7 MEI'ALIC CASES- h..J,
" Johnston. $ . . S. CJ
R F. FORREST&C0. ^
Staple and Fancy pBHHI
1 tMt OCE It I E S'T^y J
TOBACCO
CIGARS,
HARDWARE,
LEATHER,
CANDY ^
"We have our candy made by reliablejpeople especially for our trade. Guar.
mUed to be fresh. W
Dry Goods Low as the Lowest.
SALUDA, SO . 4
Hew Crop garden Seed.
Cigars, Tobacco,HGigarettes. | ^
Everything to be found in a first'classlDruer
Store, we have.
Hartley & Quattlebaum.
LIVERY STABLE IN CONNECTION
It May he Shameful. But
every chance we get, we jump on
our prices and tread them down.
DDottsI IE3IsL*tsII
Straw and Felt just received at prices never bafore offered, and quality
equal to any
Slioes! Sh.oes!I
We have a line Ladies and Childrens Slippers that is yours for economy
and solid satisfaction.
Dress Goods
Lace* and Imbrodfrief at all prices that equal any on the market in price
and quality. Come to-duy, don't wait 'till to-morrow.
CT-C- GLOVER
Steadman ,& Riley, '
?"Dealers Inzz?
General Merchandise.
A full line of Fuaiture on hand,
The Reliable Stndebaker Wagoni.
(i t our piices on Fertiliser*. None but the beet brands.
$1,**00 w?>rth of Clothing must be solJ below coet. Come and see. Seeing
l? believing.
For Commercial Print
ing . COME TO THE ADVOCRTE.pl
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