The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 10, 1901, Image 4
THE ADVOCATE.
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Published Rvkky Wkdnksdat. w
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Sunday was indeed a beautiful Easter
daj\ vi
Our subscription list is still on the
increase. - "or
Rev. II. D. Padgett was iu town a
few days ago. li
Mr. aud Mrs. R. L. Ilaitley visited pi
relatives at Trentou Sunduy. yi
llr. J. Frank Kneece made a flying
visit to Columbia hut week.
SheritT J. A. llidgcll was here Friday
lie seemed to be in the best of spirits. ^
rir UiikI pr 1 lit* ind^ffll IpaIiIi* rtliwi.
? * ' |,j
cian of Ml. Willing, wan here Monday.
The many friends of Mr. J no. It.
Watson will be grieved to learn of his ^
illness.
ta
Attorney General Gnnler, spent jj
t Easter here. We are always glad to
Hte "X,"
,, *e
Misses Annie and Eeswie Winn's p,
sweet facts gleamed on our streets. cj(
last week. jle
Mrs. A. L. Hartley and children, of
Xexington, spent Easter with re'.*- ro
ti ves in town. ,j,
Bring us > our Job work! Our tari- cb
lory is very exstensive aud our facili- er
ties unlimited. iu
Mr. L. W. 'Jaughman, a successful
, and iudustr ous farmer of Blacks, was Hi
in town Monday. wi
Mist Kate Haitiwaiig. r, after an extended
visit to her sister ut Pelion, has
returned htuno.
lai
Our fair maidens appeared in their tj(
Easter costumes Sunday, which wore of
indeed beautiful. ^|,
Miss Blanche Cuughuinn of Alt. Wil
ling, was in town Friday making p ir- C(|
chases for Easter. re
llcv. J. D. Itik.ird Oiled his regular
appointment at Belnbarlli church a(
near llolley Ferry Sunday. rei
Mess Hartley ?fc Q i.ittUhaum have i
arected in the rear end of their store, jj.
.u inam moth refrigerator. c
Misses Carrie und Bessie Mitchell of ra
'Leesville, were in town Friday. Thoy ot
.have many friends here, who are al- s>u
*vays glad to see them. lie
We were glad to see Cupt. J. Feaster '
Lylesand his beautiful and most ac- be<
complished daughter, Miss Belle on X<
our streets last week. m;
It seems that the "Ladies Fashion utl
Club" have held their second meeting, cu
^ as one young lady appeared on our t'11
BH^^B^mtreets "minus" her belt.
dogs have been reported as b > j^^Apxr
neighboring communities,
MMHAii they reach town they will B.
annoying
r.
he
t
jal iieulih.
del
la, wan ill y t
Uncle Bob . .
Treasurers
an
the respect .,
. 1 t!u
now him.
und in the
no
edispeuser
jy and had o[.
him arrested. The elerk says the dis- j,;
penscr stole it himself.?Chester Lanjtern.
asl
On Sunday itflernocn a colored pas- ]
tsenger came near nice'.ing with an ra<
accident by conversing with her tr(
friends until the train was making its wt
. departure, then attempting to get |,e
Aboard. tj,
.An invitation is extended to the mi
public generally with the assurance of t#i
beat satisfaction, to examine our up-to- ?e
dale line of stationery. Prices tosuit o|
the people. ve
We are pained to annouce the death UI
of the infant little son of Mr, and Mrs.
l>avid Hartly near Baxter. The little te
one was bore irom earth to heaven on P'
last Sunday. We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved family. tK
tjluy the Shelton Mills Flour and get l''
the best. Ask your dealer for their 1>IJ
brands, and insist that you get it. ('1
Special prices on Meal and Flour for te
the next few days. Get my prices. 1,1
D. Jt. Haltiwanger.
A uum her of young couples enjoyed *
the beautiful faster Sunday afternoon
- -walking in almost every direction as
Few may have thought of the gloomy
.past, but many chcerished a happy
future. Listen for the wedding Lells! wi
The Kev E. T. Hodges, Presiding j
'Elder of Columbia District, preached '
a fine sermon In the Methodist Church a*
Sunday night to a large congregation.
Mr. 1 o gcsisalwavs welcome in our I ^
. .. Y
I *uvvu uuu win nui kick iur aiteuuv*
hearers when he preaches. In
ci
Oil Monday niglit just prior to the
c'oslng of the ft to res a negro ooy in tu
pulsing out of Perry ltro's. store stole
liiitisslf a lieut pair of $2.60 shoes and j,j
ran. A truaty darkey reported the
jnatter and went in persnit of Intii,
the f hoes were recovered, but the Cl1
"negro is g ?ne on."
'y
Mr, Ken! Hartley having completed j hi
)|ls course in Short Hand at Me Heat's g<
Sciiool and a Business Course at tlie I>
Columbia Business College, icft Men- of
day for Washington, Ca., where he ti,
will represent the Geo. I). Witt Shoe m
Co , in that Stale. We predict for him is
, much success in his new line of busi\
ness.
i Jf troubled by a weak digestion, loss <
I of ippetjUi or donstlpation, try a few I ?
I doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and *ji
ft Liver Tablets. Every box warranted.
& For sale by P. B. Hunter. ,i;
B The lecture oo Tlie Americ in Sunday of
I at tin- Met hod 1st c burcli Friday night,
bJ was well attended. I)r. Thompson is ^
H an attract!ve speaker and knows hew
^ft to entertain his audience. His lecture
SI was full of thought and will doubtless
ftfldo much good. His arg iment for a u,
S^Bietter observance of the Sabltath. were ,.,
S^Btrorg and convincing. AI the con j,j
jSj^BlusVn of the lecture, a neat little sum jr
^Hvas subscribed for literature en the lt
gSHabbnth question, which will be dis-jog
^^B-ibutod in the town. ! y
Money to Load,
At The First National Bank of Bate)
trg. Every accomodation consisteo
ith sound banking guaranteed to o?
it runs. Your account solicited.
W. W. Watson,"
Cashier.
Mr. Walter Padgett was in town yes
rday.
Mn. Oio. Durst is reported as be is
?ry ill.
Ex Superviror Bodls of Saluda, wa
i our streets Monday.
Those famous little pills, DeWitt'
ittle Early Risers will remove all i?
e Cough Curo that eliecled a spectH
re. i cannot speak too highly ol
at excell -nt remedy."?Mr. T. K,
mseman, 'IVnataney, I'*. F. R. Gunr.
While the writer did not attend tin
Y. I*. U. Convention at Charleston
feels confident that some of pretst
of the pretty young ladies ui the
tie was in attendance. \%e only
Jge from imaginary pictures drawn
our mind by one of the Rate-burg
legates,- whose taste ia highly cultited.
The clever young gentleman
idly ? us to remark his love-ship
d set the sails in the directiou ol
L* City by the Se?.
'llad piles so bad I could get no rost
r lind a cure until 1 tried DeWitt'i
itch Hazel Salve. After using it
eel forgot I ever liad anything lik<
les."-F. I.. Boice, Soiuere Point
>ok out for imitations, lie sure yoi
li for DeWitt'a. F. B. Gunter, ]
Miss Clara Smitli lias for the past few
>111lis pleaseed the scholars and pa
alls of tiie Spring llranch school s<
II in her earnest effort in prepaiint
r pupils for a successful career it
is world that che was elected unani
uusly as our teacher for ths nex
nn of school, ani as she accepted i
etued to place a look of consolemen
ion the faces of Jher pupils. It wai
rysid to seethe tear stained face
lturned towards lier's as they bad<
icd-bye. May happiness always at
ud her.?"Pupil" to Barnwell Peo
e.
"I have been tioublrd with indigos
in for ten year*, hive tried man;
ings and spent much money to m
irpose until I tried Kodol Dy'spesii
ire, I have taken two bott lee and got
n more relief from them than al
her medicines taken. I feel mor
ce a hoy than 1 have felt in twent;
ars." 'Andarsou Kiggs of Sunn;
me, Tex. Thousands have testihr
did Mr. Kiggs.
Verdict Sustained.
We omitted to stats in our las
pek's issup, that the State Suprem
>urt had sustained the verdict ren
red in the lower court, allowing dar
les to the extent of $2,700 in the ea*
J. H. Youngblood against the Si
f. It will be remembered that Mi
ounghlood lost bis right arm whil
the employ of the So. Ky , in th
ty of Columbia, Feb., 8, 189M.
Suit for $10,000 damages was insti
ted and a veidict of $2,700 secure
cured in the lower court?this, th
glier court sastain*.
You will w.iate time if you try t
ire indigestion or indigestian or dys
ipsia by starving yourself,, That on
makes it worse when you do ea
nrtily. You always need plenty o
>od food proprrly digested. Kodi
yapepsiii Curo ia the result of year
scientific research for somethin
at would digest not oniy dome ale
nliid r,f f.wul Ki.? auu.h l>lM J * J ?
? Ilia VI H/VI W?V t ?ri J KIIIII. AI1U |
the one ttmecly that will do it.
Final i'iicharie
L LI, PEKSONS INTKKESTE1
V will uike notice that the undei
i:dc(I will apply to Hon. tieo. frafts,
Judge of I'rohate of Lexilig
ii County at this office on Wedni't
iy titiiMl May 1901, for a filial dif
u;rge as Administrator of the estat
William Corley deceased.
Samuel Howe,
dminist rator of the estate of
William (hurley, deceased.
Job Couldn't Have Stood It.
If he'd had Itching Pilea. They'r
ribly annoying; but RuckUa'a Arn
i Salve will cure the worst case <
les on earth. It has cured thousand
or Injures, Pains or Bodily Eruptlu
s the hest salve in the werld. Prir
>c a box. Cure guaranteed, Sold h
, H. tin liter.
>ur bowels, make the regular. F. II
outer.
Representative J. W. 'Seigler of Si
da Couuty, was in town yesterday
r. Siegler is one of Saluda's iuor
dustiluus farmers, and is hald ii
gh esteem by all who know him.
Skin troubles, burns, scalds rru
lafing quickly heal by tbe use of De
itt's Witch Lluzel Salve. It Is iuif
ted. lie sure you get PeWitt's. F
, Gunter.
Mr. W. W. Padgett of the Einor;
ction, .vu in town yesterday. Mr
dgett is one of Saluda'* staunches
lizetis. lie left us with a warn
art.
You cannot enjoy perfect health
sy cheek's and sparkling eyes if you
er is sluggish und your bowel
oggtd. De Witt's I.it tie Kurly His
s dense the whole system. The;
v?r grip. F. B. Gunter.
Col. B. Hoyt Hartley foraserly o
itesburg. but now of Atlanta, Ga .
is in town Sunday on a visit to hj
rents, Mr. A Mrs. I>. 1*. Hartley
lie Col. is employed as Chief Trao
erk, of the Seaboard Air Line in At
ntn and is deservedly popular witl
e Railroad otlicials. Ue lots a ho*
friends in tiiis town who are alwuy
ad to see him.
Spring coughs are specially dagger
sand unless cured at once, seriou
kults often follow. One Minuti
iiigli Cure acts like magic. It is no
:unimon mixture but is a high gradi
meday . F'. B. Gunter.
On Sunday afiernooa some rudeboyi
mii-bed the peace by rolling sev?ra
rs a distance of about 50 yds.
using them to run agatust eacl
Iter making a considerable noise
cli is annoying to the peacable pub
as well as the railroad company.
'Last winter I was couflned to rnj
d with a very bad cold on tha lungi
thing gave gnre me relief. Finallj
y wife bought a qottle o' One Min
Save your Money
" And keep II In Hm SAvlan Depart*
t meat of THE FIRST NATIONAL
>r BANK of Batesbnrg. Four (4) por.
cent interest on dtpotiu. Dividends
Mtni'sDouillj. Both large and email ,
accounts'so'icited.
W. W. Watson,
>* Cashier.
C A Dispensary move ie quitely being
circulated in our town. If all wbe
t use the beverage favor its establish'
uent what will be the maxority vote. (
a Marriages a
I. A ... 1 n. V.? tl.a f.-.tiJ. (
* and relatives of the bride and groom, I
' when they are requested to be a gaeet r
by receiving one of The Advocate's '
l- beautiful wedding invitations. 1
t Far Sale
" 5.00olb* oi fodder,
100 bushels potatoes,
J 2 yoke of Oxens. '
2 uiilk cows.
Joseph Burton,
lloiietta, S.
^ To Cure a Cold lu One Day.
Take Laxative Broino Quiniue Tab
t lets. All druggists refund the money .
? if it fails to cure. E. W. Ci rove's eig- a
nature isou aach box. 25c. <
BATESBL'RO COTTON MARKET. .
r Prices subject to change without
? notice and corrected by W. C. Cartldge
- weekly. .
Y Low Midling T 7-8? 1
Strict 4 4 4 8.
, Middling 8 1-8.
1 4 4 4 8 1-4
Good 4 4 8 8-8. '
Tone or market unsettled. |
A Card of Tli <uks.
T?> the voters of Salmi* County :
A* it would be impossible for ?ue
to meat each ami .very one personally
I desire to thank you for tlia vote 1
received iu th? recent primary elections
for sheriff through the columas
of The A dvocate assuring you that 1
eball spare ao pains in the discharge
of my duty. And for these who seen
fit to vote otherw'se 1 have kind re- C
gards, and respect their views in nsak- (
ing k choice.
Respectfully.
J. A. Ridgell.
A Itugtug, Iloarlng Flood.
Washed down a telegraph liae wLicli
Char. C. Ellis o f I.ieboa, *la., had to
repair. "Standing waist deep in icy water,'*
hs writes, "gave me a terrible
cold aud ceugh. It grew worse daily. ^
Finally the best doctors in Oaklaud.
Neu , Sioux City and Omaha said 1
had Consumption and could not live.
Then I began using I)r. King's New
Discovery and was wholly cured by six
bottle." Positively guaranteed for
Coogtis, Colds and all Throat and
Dung treubles by F. U.Guuter. Puce
50c aud $1.0^.
See "WHITTEN'S" bargains In tljis
week's i<su?. New cases of fever have
developed ill his store. ^ '
The Heed's at the Seed Store, "ILrf
rise's," will soon be gone. Get jcur
supplies quick.
L
I
J LAMP OF LEARNING. j <
ii MILL 111 H.Mf BKinHrj.Y AT Till
SOUTH OAUOI-INA CoI.LKGK.
(By the Rev. K. A. Wingard, D. D.)
On the granite hills wbicli tower
O'er the rapid, rushing tide,
Where the broad, wttn murmured j
pledges,*5reeta
Saludu a? bis bride; J
Wliere the mingling of the waters
In their union full and free,
Giva an olf-spring bold and ruighty,
Iu the tawny Cungaree.
On these hills now w-rm and burnia
lied
With the glow of summe' skies.
There " the pride of State and City"
Meets the glance af loving eyes;
Where our fathers wrought and
buildvd,
There our college proudly atanda,
And her pillared halls are sacred
W ith the touch of vanished bauds.
It was here that Maxcy guided
I To the lealms of higher thought,
e It waa here the glorious Barnwell
y All his mental treasures brought,
jr It was here that l'reaton lectured
d With his golden tongue aflame,
It was hare that Thoruwell added
To these walls his deathless fame.
t Lo her sous! They start with llare
P*r,
One without reproach or shame,
^ Whom we rite to hold in reverence
At the mention of his name;
*
And from then till now her chidren
Have been leaders of the State, I
Winning glory fro.u disaster
Beating down the bar* of ft-te.
Not from piiea of scuipured m.rl/e,
Thouj b b?r halls are fair to see,
() Will her fao-.e be spread in story
la the ages y?t to bo;
r
But tha one who writes her histoiy,
Will luscribe with burning pen,
" How she carved her noblest rrcorda
' In the lives of nobis uiao.
Lat the hostile hand ha palsied
That would tear her pillows down!
' And tha breath of judgaient wither
All who amirch her fair rnown!
' By a thoustnd sacred tiueiorie*
* She is wedded to the Slats,
Aud for glory or diahonor
Kai-h inuat ahara the self-same f. ta.
But I see a glorious vision
Springing froin the days o be,
When our schools of learning scat*
[> tered
From the moiiutaina to the a- a,
' Shall he nursing luothars for har,
Sending hundred* to her wall*;
[- Aud things wlinii now divide ua,
e Baas ruined leveled walla.
A* the hilltops cast their shadows
In the river winding near,
Ho her glury will ha mirrored
Iu each swiftly passing ye.tr;
While her children's deads of great*
* nesa,
Hound her form their light wilt
,f slid,
'* Always gathering auded brig!.toes
n From the lustre of her dead.
* delivered at Cominancamrnt of 8. C, I
_r College, June, 18W. |
'
j^?Brin|c us your Job
Work.|? There is no demand
loo small and no
order too large for OUR
STOCK OR FACILITIES.
*
TO THE DEAF.
A rich lady, cureu of her Dftfucu
iod Noises in the llea?* by I)r. Nicliolkou'v
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10>0O
to bis Institute, so that deaf people
unable to procure the Ear Drums
nay have them free. Address No.
11980-c. The Nicholson Institute, 730
eighth Avenue, New York, iJ. 8. A.|
WILL EVANS.
Haberdasher, Shirt maker will,
five your mai. irdc-rs prompt and careul
attention, at
148.1 Main Street.
I-13 '01. Columbia. C.
Jones & Hardin
Laundry Agentsm
laundry must be l?rt at E*. JONES'
itore by Monday afteinooa. Deliver*i
every Saturday.
8 ATI8F ACTION GUARANTEED.
J. W. DMVORI*, J. N. O. ftREGCBT.
KdgeBeld, rt O. Saluda, S. C.
DeVORE St GREGORY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
All business intrusted to our care
eceives prompt attention.
CflF"Ofllce up stairs in Etliercdge
luilding.
E. K HARDIN.
rruoiGiAiN a i>UMUtUIN.
Offlco set .Home.
iG. L. Trotter,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
)ff?rs his Professional Services to the
>eople of Batesbur^- and vicinity.
P. B. ASBILL
Watches.'ClOcki*. and.
SJewelrvl He * airing.
icLona Building,
BATES BURG. s. C.
J as. W. Pitts,
SURGEON-DENTIST.
tyOff.ce at Etlierediie Building:
SALUDA, - - - S. C.
Eugene W. Able
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR.
Offices at
EDOKFial.D C. II. AND SALUDA C. II,
\ }
Prompt Attentiou Given to Ail Busaesa.
E. L"ASBILL.
Attorney at L a
.kumvillk ' - - ; SC.
Practice in all Courts. Business solisited.
go to
sam howes.
R.cstuarant for fi r s t-c 1 ass
meals, at all hours.
Watson & Tow ill.
nreJ|Xns.. -A^grexxts.
Town and Country Risk.
Offict in ADVOCATE Building.
R. L. II \ RTLKV.
THEO. A. QDATTLEBADM,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON;
Office over Harris' Drug Store.
Money to Loan.
On farming lands. Kasy payments.
So commissions charged. Borrower
:>*>!? actual cost of peifecting loan.
Joun. B. Palmer a Son.
Columbia, S. C.
Ki'uknk W . Ami, Ally.,
Saluda, S. C.
W anted!
Everybody to Know
Tl at I hava fur tale a lar^a and beat
jI ??la rtioa of framed Pictures. En
:ravin** and Paintinjrs.
vLSO PICTURE FRAMES MADE 1(
ORDER.
(Jail and ure and be convinced.
K. L. RAMET.
Saluda, S. O.
Tbla alfaatura la on avar? box of tba *anuio'
laxative Bromo-Quininc Tabmu
Mm itaalf Uwi twva a aabl 1m ?JV 4ai
>
f
^ ? / V Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat. Wagener's Hig:h
11 artificially digest* the food and aids 1? AND
t?^??n^.a Kl^on^tlle^,^gJfD<, ^on- Capital Cotton. Fertilizer)
structlng the exhausted digestive orI*Q*?
It Is the latest dlacovereddlgestaut
and tonic. No other preparation
tantffJXJSLliri? ?flr^,eucy;, 11 ln* -*"?t received 1,500 gallons fine 8
iZaH P?rn??nently cures one or our floe Excelsior, New Lee or L
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn and nrices
SIcl^HM^rh^n*..?^*^' Nause?J One Horse Wagons- Russell inakeHewing
Machines for *13.5?. Aston
^ ^ l(ll|fMtl0n' Big Line or Clothing. J'anU, Dry ?
Ou".ntee to please you. I w,
?re?q?ed >y g. C. PeWIT* a CO, C^teape- pUI'ChaHing,
I
NEW YORK
RACKET
STORE.
The extraordinary Bargains offered the last few weeks, ha* involved every
department of our increasing business IN A STUPENDOUS HUSH.
Sales Show an Increase
OF 40 PER CENT.
To say C 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 bu\er, who re* resents us in
Baltimore. He is provided with the . eadyCasli to
snap up any bargain that may be offered. We now
huf ? a close grip on the New York & Balf'inore
Markets and expect bargains frotu both places
this" week we offer
icx) dozen Neck-ties-Representing every Shape,
Color and design?icto8<j. 60 dozen New
Spring Shirts at prices guaranteed to be
10 to $0 per under any competition.
The Styles the latest, Color
and Make the Best.
30 Doz. Men's Drawers, 15 Cents up to 75.
MSOXjO-VESSIIKM
For months we have been trying to secure a drive for this department.
Success has crowned our efforts and we offer until the Lot is closed.
10 d.?zen Imported Samples Kid Gloves, worth from 1 to 2 Dollars j>r.
at 56 cents the pair. Every Color and Size. 1/5 dozen B ack Silk
At its 10 cents to 3D cents. 11) dozen Black, White and Colored Silk
Gloves 25 to 42 cents plir. A full line Broadway Kid Olovea 9) cents.
Every Fair Guaranteed.
^^ox_.OTEa:x3src3-^^
We have been accused of buying our Clothing from Fire Sales. For
once. w? plead aruilty. The Baltimore Karzaiu House was burned in
December. Tn s-iltle the Insurance, I lie Sto-k hud to be Sacrificed.
We have secured a portion of It at 40 to 50 cents on the Dollar. At
the priee we uaae, it won't last long.
llow about n 5.50 Kersey Suit (tt 2 9S
44 44 0 50 Rl'k Cheviot (?? 3 75
44 ,4 2.50 Satinet 44 (&. 1 50
How about Dozens of other's equally as good at as low
T. PropM
oney bark if you are not satisfied.
.. i- ANY MISUNDERSTANDING- WILL BE
* ' ADJUSTED BY THE PBO PR IE TOIL 4
Ftpp TMn T(i -A-ugusta
During Merrymaker's week, Aprn22-27.
We pay your railroad fare both ways. The ouly condition
is that you buy $15.00 worth of goods at prices that are
unmatchable, and we leave this to your own judgment.
Look over this li.it and see if there isn't several articles you need. If so,
come to us. and we guarantee the pi ices will be the lowest
Mahogany Suits, Willow Rockers, Dinning Tables, Typewriter Desks,
Walnut Suits, Fancy Rockers, Library Tables, China Cabinet,
Birdseye Maple, Bedrooui Rockers, ('enter Tables, Writing Desks,
Oak Suits, Sitting Chairs, Old Dressers, Standing Desks,
Cherry Suits, Fancy Chairs, Odd Wash Stands, Rook Cases,
Kirch Suits, Morris Chairs, Sideboards, Cliidoiiers,
Parlor Suits, Brass Reds, Ruffets, Crouches,
Fancy Odd Piece*, Iron Reds, Folding Beds, Lounges,
Mattings, Toilet Sets, Lamps, Art Squares,
Rugs, liat Racks, Rolitop Desks, lint Racks..
Specials
Our $15 00 Solid Oak Bedroom Suits". Our $1*2 00 Solid Oak Sideboard*.
Our 6 50 " * Hat Racks. Our 4 50 " 44 Externum tables.
Our 1 50 44 44 Center Tables. Our 3 50 44 44 Iron Hed-teads.
All we require is for you to buy 16 l? lla.s worth and we
will then refund your money paid for railroad ticket.
Augusta Housefuruishing Company,
836 BROAD STREET AUGUSTA, GA.
The following reputable salesman will take pleasure in serving you : W. I,. Flatt
J. I. Palmer E. B. Gibson, W. K. Latimer, F. T. Cody, L. F. Piatt, E. B. l'ilcher.
THE MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company
Of New York.
llicliard A. M(Curdy, President.
T
The Largest, Strongest, Most Progressive Life Insutanee
Pomo//on in the Jl 'nrltl
f ;/ " 'v*"
Paid to Policy holders ill 1JKX). . . $26,36 1,8(13.83
Total Income in 1900 . ... 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.
f From tbo reports of twelve lead ng companies, on file in the Comptroller's
office, it is !-h.>wu
J Tnal Toe Mutual Life of New Yoak paid for forty-nine per cent, business
. in South Carolina in IS'JO than any other company.
Gained fifty-eight per cent more insurauco in force than any other
company.
^ Coll-?c'ed In ca-h premiums $79,521.31 more than any other company.
lias $3,827,9 3 more insurance in force in South Carolina than any othsr
company.
The Mutual Life is now selling a Single Premium Guaranteed Three and
One Half Per C?tit. Bond, which does not require an examination.
The Five Per Cent. Twenty Year Bond policy cannot be equaled. Better
than a Government Bond.
No impaired or vicious risks solicited or accepted for insurance in this
Company.
A few first-class agents ran secure desirable contracts.
For particulars as to plans, rates, etc., apply to
J. G. ETHEREDGE,
Special Agent, Columbia, S. C.
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E. 'JONES, : 9
J&paci? Guano] Make larger and better nraprf I
9 Acids and Kainits. j Prepared to suit you. jfl
YKUPS io srenll packages?10. 15 and 2-1 gallon ke?'s; simply delicious. Buy |H
.ittle Dandy Cook Stores an J please your wife, 11 indie other kiods, all* sis? H
-Steel Axle and Thimble Skein. ^|*|
ilsliinx ia it not? AI-kj a line of better grades.
oode and Stoves ju-t arrived. Brii k, Liin* au.l Cement a specialty.
int your irudf. Got my prices and terms before _ I
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ter to deliver and collect la Heath Cuullu fee
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? fv m III peiience reunited. Our reference. any U*?k la
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Els- I g * E U I- M. MITCHELL; V
S| ^ T 3 g'j|_J PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
&\zLZ - ! 5 1 Ul Office Hours*
^ i-rt 3 3:2 ^ 8 to 0 a. m.
80 i S3 5 ?f O j s to a p.m.
r"5 I Cf3 : ^ 1 I 7 :S0 to 9 p. m
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?|5\&f I |iq engines'"
sjac!|iJr\ BOILERS
s I $ g A II <JINS and PRESSES. , '
m I <"** Complete Cotton, Suwr.OrLfc, Oil and 4
X e- ^ I pt J _h j LJ Fertilizer Mill Outtits; al*o Giu Preaa
2.! m i O " *Ti 'III Cane Mill an>! Shingle Oetflla. Bulldr*
*ri l_^ a ? " III in*, lit iiijje, Facto?y, Furnace and RailO
j i? ?-n* ^.j ww road Casting; Railroad, Mill, Factory,
r/i O Si "* _ Machinists' Supplies. Belting,
: 3 2 ?5 w j Packing, Inj -etora, Pij>e Fitting*,
i O ^ "** i I Saws, Files, Oilere, Etc., oast *T*ry
I 8S JZ- ^ ^ 3 t<H day. Wo> k 150 hands. . "
I-! % t. 3 ? ? i 1 , Lombard Iron Work Supply Co.
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n 2. X C ? Si W j I|1 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
3 ^ c+ <""** _ i J| J Foundry, Machine, Boiler and' Gin
% t "*< O X* Works. Repairing Promptly Dor*.
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y-5 ^ o* ^ COFFINS. or ai...j.
r-? f < g 3 ? CASKETS and O.
( 5_ 3 p- r = iji MEI'ALIC CASES' h..j,
' Johnston. 3 . . C, 4
R F. FORREST & cE
Staple and fancy
?- G -R O C E li I E >S1? j
TOBACCO
HARDWARE,
LEATHER,
CANDY
We bive our candy made by reliablejpeople especially for our trade. Guar.
mntved to be fresh.
Dry Goods Low as the Lowest. 1
SALUDA, SO 4|
New Crop garden Seed.
Cigars, Tobacco,|Gigarettes. J
Everything to be found in a first[classJDrug
Store, we have.
Hartley & Quattlebaum.
LIVERY STABLE IN CONNECTION
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It May be Shameful. j
But every chance we get, we jump on
our prices and tread them down.
ZEDsttsI ZEDa/tsII
Straw and Felt just received at prices never bafore offered, and quality
equal to any
Slioes! Slioes!!
We have a line Ladies and Children* Slippers that is yours for economy
and solid satisfaction.
Dress Groods *
Laces and Imbroderies at all prices that equal any on the market in price
and quality. Couie to-day, don't wait 'till to-morrow. ? , r-m-t-r -r-w ^
J. C. GLOVER
StEadman L Rflev.
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?"Dealers In"?
General Merchandise.
A full line of Futiiture on hand,
The Reliable Studebaker Wagoni.
i (I t nur prices on Fertiliser*. None but the best brands.
$1 ,P00 w.?rtli of Clothing must be sold below cost, b'omr tnd see. Ss.'inf
U believing.
For Commercial Printing
COME TO THE ADVOCKTE.|^|