Brokerage
Batesbi
WE REPRESENT ONLY THE 1
OUR GOODS J
WRITE US FOR PRICES ON GRO<
till? ATYVOOATE.
l'UlU.IHMKD KvKI.V WkDNKSPAY.
Mr. W. J. Padgett was in tin- city
yesterday.
Home of our subscribers would oo us
a favor by bringing; us some wood.
Liberal railroad rales to the State
Fair will be made l air Week.
Mr. Arthur Cartledge spent Saturday
and Sunday lore
Miss Blanche Caughman, of Mt. Willing,
was in town shopping Tuesday.
Mr?. H. A. Spann an.l Mrs. ltiley,
were here the first of the week.
FEItTI LIZ Kits?Sw ift's Famous
Wheat Grawer, the bast fertilizer on
the market at L. 1>. Cl'LLl'M ?S. ' <>.
Mr J. M. Long, of the Saluda side,
dropped in to see us Monday while
here on busiress.
The time is here when the farmer
should use Fertilizers. The best can
be found at L. D. Culluni & Go's.
The old soldiers will hold their regular
meeting the first Saturday in
each month at 51 o'elock p. m.
Capt. J. C Gaughman, one of Saluda's
honored citizens was among his
- - ...
irtenus in io?u .
Mr. Levi Poole, of below Leesville,
was among his friends Monday. Always
g ail to see him.
?FOR SALE? 800 bushels of Red
ltust Prool Seed Oats, at doe. per bus.
loose at my barn. Also Berkshire
Pigs. W. J. PAIlGETT.
8?mo.
Miss I.ula Edwards, of Ridge Spring
was in town Saturday last. We are
always glad to see otir friends from
the Ridge.
Mr. Geo. Bell Ti.: in rmnn went to
Augusta last Friday to witness the
Georgia-Carolina game.
Mr. D. M. Lowmnn, of Monetta, let
the light of his countenance be seen j
on our streets Saturday.
Mr. R. 11. Rouknight, of Emory, was J
here Saturday and kir.dly remembered
^ ??iff nuit ? AUdJar for The Advccate.
Arrange your plans early to r.ttend
the 38rd Annual State Fair at Columbia,
Oct. 28th to^Nov. 1st.
Mr. Edgar C. Craven returned Monday
morning from a pleasant trip to|
^ Atlanta and his hoinu in North Caroolina.
NOTICE?All parties ifidebt-d to
me will please eotne up ami svtt'o, as
it is settling time and I am short of
c .sh and cotton too. J J. Buster,
ftl. L).
Next Tuesday our County Fair will
begin and will last until Friday. A
great crowd will he on hand and
among them, we want to sec a goodly
number from this section.
lion. E. L. Ashill, of Leesvilie, was
In town on Monday afternoon and gave
us a pleassnt call. Mr. Ashill has
many friends here, nil > are ever glad
to see him,
The extensive sale of line live stock
at auction during Fair Week will give
all an opportunity to improve their
stock. Sales are positive.
Mr. Eli Snelgroye, one of the most
substantial ami prosresMvc cinitiis ?.
Saluda County, was in tht c ity Saturday
a nd while here paid us a must
pleasant and profitable call, as did Ins
eon also.
How to encourage and keep the hoys
on tlie farm? Take them oil' of it
occasionally for r creation and sightseeing,
where such opportunities as
the next annual State Fair will afTord
The Carolina Foot-Bull Team passed
through here last Friday aft? rnoon
en route to Augusta to tackle the I ni
versity of Georgia. They were beaten
by a score of 10 to 5.
Messrs. Geo. Bates, \V. \V. Watson
Earnest Wiggins and Jtufus llaltiwan
ger, came in on the early tiain Mon
day morning. We do not know (In
route these gentlemen traveled, but i
is a true saying that time proves al
things.
The demand for premium lists of th
State Fair continues. Write soon fo
a copy to Tiics. W. Holloway. Sccre
tary, I'oinaria, S. C.
Dr. and .Mrs. E. K. Hardin are i
Chester, vititing the former's hro'.l
ers. It is t lie earnest hope of all on
peopit*. mai uie ciiiuikc k1' "11
benefit Doctor's health.
Farmers, bring or send tic fruits <
your latiors to the State F.iirat Coliiu
hi a, Oct. 2*1 h to Nov. 1st. ami yo
need not exclaim, as many aie heard t
do every year. "I tan heat that."
Mr. J. B. Younghl iod, of our t >wi
will exhibit two very fine liog-t at tn
County Fair rn-xt v/eek. That tin
will take tlu premium gots withot
saying.
Mr. Edward Hardin has returnetl
"Wofl'ord College. Edward took a hij.
stand in his class last year, and we a
.sure he will dosoagain.
r If you have any tiling to exhibit
the State Fair send to Secretary lit
loway, at Pomaria, S. C., for a Prei
ium List. Do not delay to do so.
The Advocate has debts to pay, t
same as other business cnterprisi
Newspapers can't he run on wind a
N. water. Titos** of you who are belli
n. -on your subscriptions com? ahead a
\ plank down t he cash and when you i
\ dead and gone, we will tell the peo]
left bellind, that you have gone to
an Angel,
itesburg
Company,
irg, S. C. a
REST FIRMS, CONSEQUENTLY
VBE THE REST.
DKK1ES OF EYEKY DESCRIPTION.
Save your Money c
And keep it in the Savings Depart
ineut of 1UE FIRST NATIONAL
RANK of Ralesburg. Four (4) per.
cent interest on deposi-s. Dividends ^
se:ni*annually. Roth large and small C
accounts sol'cited. 3
\V. W. Wat-son, j
Costlier.
K
Mr. M. B. Edwards went to Sa u 'a
Monday.
i Rev. C. I'. Bo< Zer, president of the
tin Liither-in Synod of Si u li Cart?
lina, is in the city.
.1 1$. Wlutl le announces to tlit* p.ib- I 4
lie that lie is better prepared to t. ke *
lirat-ela?s pbotogr; plis than heretofore
I lis "ail 'will he fouml in another a
eoluuin ami we reiooinmend him to
our friends who tie ire ibis kind of
work.
The Fair next week l<> be held at our
Court House, should attract quite a
number from this section. It is Lexington
County's Fair, and let Lexington
County people lend tccir presence
Mr. and Mrs. .1. \\'. l.ybrand, of
Wagoners, have issued invitations to
the mntri ige-nf their dang) tor, Willa,
to XV. Ilampton Fuhner, Sunday evening,
Oct. 20th, 1001.
The Lexington Baptist Association
met with the Lexington Church during
the past week. Dr. Wilkius attended
as a messenger from the ltidge
Association. All of the churches were
represented and it is conceded that it
was a most excellent and harmonious
meeting.
Prof. Grarheart's lecture at the i
Leesville College Chapel, should attract
a large crowd, llis lecture on
"The Coming Man," is considered one
of tiie best on the American platform.
Such entertainments are elevating and
instructive and should receive eniourngemcnt
from our entire people.
A second attempt within the 11 s?
few years was made several nights ago
by masked robbers to rob the Southern
train just below Branchville. It is
suspected that B.irtow War'en who
was indicted for the lirst robbery has
had a hanu in the attempt in our own J
state to apply Western methods of
[ getting aicli at one jump.
Tlu* South Carolina Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church, will
niCt-L with the Lsesvil'.e church, next
week. The delegates and visitors will
be royally treated by the hospitable
people of that town. NVo devoutly
trust aud believe that this gathering
of Christian workers, will l?o a benediction
to our entire people.
For a bad taste in the mouth take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab- |
lets. For sale by Hatesborg Brug Co.
Having bought Mr. C. A. Duncan's j
Flailing Mill, I am now ready to dress |
lumber for the public and respectfully
solicit a share of the work. 1 am also ;
prepared t> sell roii^li an 1 dressed |
liitabi r, and all kinds of moulding.
doiin m. hook.
A very serious accident befell the
sou of Mr. J. M. Hook Monday after
noon. It sit-ins thit the little fellow j "
in some way fell from a lior.se, and X
while falling, was kicked by the animal
in the face, breaking bis nose una
jaw. Coder the skillful treatment of ti
Dr. Mitchell, we are glad to say that
the lad is doing nicely. fj
We have contracted for
several cars of flour this is.
' P1
month. Send for prices now. ti
Batesburg Brokerage Co. |?i<
Mr. Oscar Roof, of Saluda County, j j,
h is accepted a position with F. A. r?
Ilegin inn, at Lexington, lie called ic
to see us on his way there Tuesday { '
last. I "k
Mrs. Kate Kernnghnn was suddenly
I called to Columbia Sunday afternoon, (|
011 account of the serious illness of the ()
' little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,1. 1'. J!
Mat t hews.
I.ehr it Williams Comedy Co., will
he at Uooi's Hall, Lexington, S. C., i
' during the County Fan. They will '
! appear in up to dnti I M amas ami Coin- ,
edies. They tarry 18 people, lie sure *
and go.
Ij llinglurs entered the Hard-ware
store of Mr. >1. II. Stokes in our town,
last S t inlay midi', breaking the gla s
Iront, taking two douole-harrel lireech
r 1
loading shot guns, one pistol, three
r.i/.urs, lot of tools and some other
articles. Mr. Stokes estimates his loss I .
n at between forty nod fifty dollars. ,
1' This i. the lirst robbery that has ' c"'l
cured in our town for a long time.
y I
Dr. Tiniiiicriiiaii Invited.
if At a recent meeting of the eommiti
tee for "The Acquisition by the Nail
1 lional Govcrnin nt of ti e German,ii
town Battle Ground,*' it was "Kcsolveil
that to bring this subject to the
l, at-ntion of the com m unity, the
? Chairman, Horace .1, Mnith, be re- j
,v quested to inv te representative citi- j
,( /.-lis I iteresied in historic matters to a
more ceneral meet nurto lie held in
the city of 1 InlatleI|>l?ia. on 1 lie llll.
to .
...St.
1 I'nder the am ve resolution our i in mediate
fi llow-eitizen, Hon. W. II.
Tim merman, was honored with,in in-;
:tl viUMinn to attend at the Hall of the
(iermuntown Historical and Library
"* Association on said date. .
| t Stockholders Meeting.
1>S> There will be a meeting of the Stockn(l
hobters of tin Date-, burg Graded
n,l School Joint Stock (Jo., Nov. 18th,
n<j 1001, at 0 a. in. at my store, for the
irr purpose of closing up the business as
,,l, it is no longer used for school purpo?bcle*.
Oct. 10, 1?weeks. J, J, It AWL.
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V. K. Rutland, Prea John Fox, Viee-Prw. T, 1\ Youko, Ph.G., S*c A Tre??
Batesburg Drug Comp'yWe
have just moved into the New Kaminer Building
nd have a clean, fresh stock of
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Stationary, School Supplies,
Perfumery, Soaps, Etc.
With Mr. T. P. Young, Graduate of the Maryland College
>f Pharmacy, in charge of our
Prescription Department.
ve are prepared to fill your prescriptions promptly and acurately.
We respectfully ask for a share of your trade, and*
ssure you we will endeavor to please you in price, quality
nd ? m
Tfrkn r
jl lie iiiytuii
Vliicli Opens on the 22(1 and Closes on
the 24th of October, 1901, have secured
as one of the
special attractions,
JAMES AND ALFERETTA
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IN THEIP
)A RING BICYCLE
TRAPEZE ACT.
On high wire 85 feet above the earth.
Iffost, Daring Feat Ever Witnessed!^
THE BAUMS will perform the daring feat of riding a
icycle on tight wire 8? feet above the ground.
Alfhrhtta will also perform on trapeze suspended
om Bicycle ridden by Mr. Baum at the dizzy height of 8^ ft.
Tlu* following is an extract from an August*. Paper: ''President W. II.
orthup, of the .Street Car Company, is to be congratulated upon his success :n
'curing .1 allies and Alferetta Hauin, the sensational mid-air bicycle and trapeze
rforiners. fur another wen's engagement at Ktipff ian's park. The crowds
l it have th onged the park every night dining the pa-t week have been fasciated
by t he daring and dangerous feats of these two performers and there is no
111>t but that their euinrlaininents will be witnessed by hundredsof people this
eek Madame Pan in, whose in ?iden name was Adair, is a elever and remarkal?
personage. she formerly eontiibuted t? the wonder of thoiisauds by her
niarkahle ba'onn ascensions and paruehnte leaps, and in 18tl3 she competed in
parachute rare for the world's championship against the famous Madame
raw ford and won the contest She still holds the gold medal as the chainpi.tn
erialisl of the world. The h eyele and trapeze aet which the Panms perform
HI feet above the enrt h at tlie park is one of the most daring and dangerous ever
L'complished, and they are prn t caliy the only ones who are successfully pcr>rniiog
it in America to-d ij'. In addition to Mad?trie Hanoi's other accomplish*
lents, she is an expert swimmer and high diver, and she has also had some exerience
in the listic arena, hiving done a elev.r sparring act with liarnum &
latiey's circus and at one time having boxed "Kid"' McCoy to a standstill.
The Fair this year promises to be the
>est we have ever had, both exhibitor i
und visitor are indicating threat interest
l>y their many inquiries.
A WORTHY SI CCESSOR complete t reat menl which is posit ively
guaranteed t?t cure cure CATAKKfl
"Somclliln!; New Under The Sun" in any form or stage if used according
All Do,-tors have tried to cure CA-! J" {1 ????oipan,
I'AKKII l< v Ho- use ol powders arid ?"!'Package. Don . delay but send
"Hses. inhalers slid drug's in paste form. "r ,l *\on ' *Uii .w"l? ful P^tuu
lar^ as to > our i-ondition, and you will
Their ! < wders dry up in the mucous , . . , ' ' ,
membranes causing Hen, to eraek open ^Ive spe.al adv.ce from the discountbleed.
The powerful m ills used ^ of this wonderful remedy rcganl.
' i . mg your case without cost to you hern
the inhalers hate ent.re.y eaten! V?|M1 the regular price if' SNITFKEKS''
away i he same membranes that th?ir.,,|e ?.(ju A K A NTEED CATAKKil
makers have aimed to cure, while pastes (ju hr
and ointments eaniict reach the dis- Sent prepaid to any address in the
ease. And old and experienced pmeti- United States or (.'nnuda on receipt of
t ioner who has f,.r many years male a One Dollar. Add res Dept. loKDWIN
elose study and specialty of the treat- It. OILKS& COMPANY, 238 and 2882
ment of Catarrh, lias at last perfected Market Street. Philadelphi 1.
a Treatment which when faithfully used ?^^???
not only relieves at once, but permautcause,
stopping the discharges, and < Lombard lion Works Soppiy Co.
curing all inflammation. It i&the only I
remedy know n to science that actually J Al (Sl. STA, GEORGIA
reaches aliened parts. This wonderfii . Foundry, Machine, Boiler and (Jin
remedy is known ?.s 'SNl FKEKS the \v?rks. Repairing Promptly Dorr.
(;I AHANTEKD CATARRH CI HE ly-IO-l-'O.
and is sold at the extremely low price
of One Dollar, each package contain- IVt XJ" f i ITVTIj^O
ing internal and external medicine IJ 1.1 VI L LN 1
sufficient for a full month's treatment
and every tiling necessary to it:? perfect HOILEKS
"SNUFKI.KS" id the only CA- (SIN'S and PRESSES.
TAUKII CI.'RE ever made and is now
I recognized aa I he only safe and posi- Complete Cotton, Saw, (Srist, Oil and
j tive cure for that annoying and dis- Fertilizer Mill Outfits; also (Shi Press
I gusling Osense. It cures all inlluma- Cane Mill and Shingle Outfits. Itiiildtion
quickly and pennant l> and is also ing, bridge, Factory, Furnace and Railwonderfully
quick to relieve Ilay road Castins; Railroad, Mill, Factory,
! FKVFR or (SOLD in tne HEAD. and Machinists' Supplies. Belting,
CATARRH when neglected often Packing, Injectors, Pipe Fittings,
lends to CON'S! MTION-?"SNUF ^ws, Files, Oiler* Etc., cast every
FI.KS" will saveyou it you use it at ^* Work 150 hands,
once. It is no ordinary remedy, but a
Our Clubbing Offer.
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for six mouths. Regular price of boll
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lyj 1 year $1.73 cents, six mouths 'JO cents?Th
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I newspaper published in America, Its news scr
vice covers all the glolie anil is cipialftl by ttiai
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promptness, and with the presidential campalgr
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one year for $t.k5.
The regular subscription price of the two
apcrs is 9'J. (Hi.
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Write to or call on us for good reading.
We otlcr you only The Best.
The Advocate,
TO THE DEAF.
A rich lady, cured of her Deafness
ind Noises in the Head by Dr. Xicholton's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $lOJOO
lo his Institute, so that deaf pso;>le
unable to procure the Ear Drums i
nay have them free. Address No
l1980-c. The Nicholson I nstitiito, 730
Eighth Avenue, New Yoek, J. S. A i
us your Job
Work.f^ There is no de
mand loo small and no
[>rder too large for OUR
STOCK OR FACILITIES.
llealtliy Blood Makes Healthy
Flesh.
To have goml flesh and pood feeling,
to look well and feel well take some
Soot h's Sarsaparilla. Nothing else so
<ood for pale and sickly women.
J5| The regular cnmmunicalion
of the Batesburg I.odge
No. 185, A. F. M. will couvene
Friday evening, Sep..
^V^^-'th. Work in the first le<ree.
Take rotice and govern yourselves
accordingly.
J. FRANK KSKECE, Secy
LEESV1LI.K COLLEGE
Stands for Christian culture and
character. Ideal location. Healthfulness
unsurpassed. Beautiful
town. Large and competent faculty.
Improved course of study.
Lecturers and preachers of eminent
ability. Superior advantages
o lie red in
JVIUSIC, Art. EXPRESSION,
BOOK-KEEPING,
STENOGRAPHY, ETC.
aswellasin Literary Course. Miltary
training. Close personal superv'sion.
Expenses may be reduced
l>y woik.
Semi for Catalogue to
L. It. IIA VM S. Pits.
r K '.-iVI U.K.. s. (
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A Bewildsi
Is 1 he line of Pat
display in N.
M i llineiM
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expa:
Is our niolto, mil our Millinery
portions Hint our two Milliners < >
that throng our parlors; so we run
Baltimore, to assist us. Miss Kr /
1110 North as a s\ nooym with -l> <
e.-t and most stylish line of Mi iiu
Remember you ca
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BABY CABS IN I'itOFUS'.OX,
#1.75
Our Dress Gen
Is beyond cmn| nrriaoti w ith anything
Style Whip Cents, Yelietinns, ( In vi
French Flannels ami i aslim. n s. \\
j prices. Calicoe's. Best t.roh s, 4 ntiil
Cashmers, from 10c tip; A I Wool (ioi
i and Check Hums pit it's, fle y*1; F.m'iro
STL
The verdict of every onu who has s?
credit to any City Store; beyond con
Silk's in all price*. Tall'ctt is, New <
Colors, and l'rices from #1.0*.) yd. do\>
All the now sbaoea of Liberty S.itii
We invite an inspection of our Sloe
1ST. XT. or
BATES!
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AND YOU
< DRY GOODS AND
SHOES!!
e We have a full line of Shoe* and
1 Dry Goods that aie Up-tc-datc in cj
ery particular.
' RANTS & CLOTHING!
When w< try to describe our b??r*
L'nins in thin department. vru dnn'l
know where to begin. It's like trying
to find the commencement of a
~ circle.
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E. JONE
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i Attorney at La\.
1 Leksvii.i.e 3
Practice in all Courts Buftiueft- solicited.
GO TO
SAM HOWES.
Restuarant for fi r s t-c a i s
meals, at al 1 hours.
Watson & Towill.
IlTIre Ins.,
Town and Country Risk.
Office in ADVOCATE Building.
P. B, Asbill
Watches. ClOcl<s, unci
Jewelrv Ho ?airiti|?.
McLena Building,
BATES BURG. S. C.
J as. W. Pitts.
S U.1GE0N-DENTIST,
tiPOlTee at Etheredge building
SALUDA, - - - S. C.
E. K HARDIN.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Office sit Home.
G. L. Trotter.
PHYSICIAN" & SUKGEOST.
Oilers his Professional Service? to
people of Batesburg and vicinity.
What most people want is something
i mild and gentle, when in need of a
pl?? sic. Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets fill the bill to a dot.
The are easy to take and pleasant in
effect. For sale by F. B. Gunter.
: ^*(V>V((?V>ViV((V?(Vtr>^:
% The I
Shelton 2
i? Mills, i
Manufacturers of 5^
m?high-grade^> %
JS ^c^FLOUR,g
-chattanooga, ten.j:
^For Prices^^_
^3 Write 10 3^
s D. i
2 l> 2?
Haltiwungor, ;P
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h5 batesburg, - - s. c.sg
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ing Display
torn 11 ats now on
lT. G INTERS
y Parlors.
ISTSX03ST
I'rnde has expan led into such | roiiI
I mo lontfer wait on tlit* crowds
lesfciiPid Miss Paulino Frizell, of
:? 11 "?* name n a lion.se-hold word in
p. We hive now ilie largest, clean*
ery ever shown in llnteib irtf.
n he suited in our
lors.
UAN-lINtJ IN THICK FROM 28e. T<
ocls Department
rev.r shown her-. We lave aT the new
iots, l.ndiis' Cloth, Poplins, Tucots
have lhe>e i>< od? in nil rotors i>n?
.">e per yard; Ilesi (linghan* made (<> o>
>|s, not part <*otton. 20 and 2"ic; Whiti
nlery from le yd. uj>.
IK'sel
on our Silk's is "superb," ">jrnT<d,"?1
npari-on. YVe handle (lie ^uarnnieo<
Vnturv, I.tbe-ty, l.ouesine Silks hi al
n to 2<"n' yd.
i are shown at our store,
k. Kind and courteous treatment to all
UNTER,
3UIIG, S C.
DLE OUR
'LL ^3l3jn.(5-le MoneT".
, Sua pa Even for Bar- Stovea! Stoves!!
gain Hunters. ? , , ,
Now is the tuiu to buy! ffi art
I Vt* have a ful! line of 1 HUNKS over atockeJ and they are going cheap
tnat we will close out at prices that Any Size-Any price. Good cooking
i II move them quick means good eating?and you stay
Sewing Machines! healthy. Wegaaraotee tbera.
Hurry and get your wife that Sew- . >
ing Machine before prefent lot is uTOCeriCSi
sold out. Several st, lea to pick from. We ,|aTe on hand alwmj8t a fu,r
You pay less than *ne half of Agents comp|ete line of the choicest Grocerprices;
and same terms if desired. iejJ The Celebrated "Hungarian
Special inducements on a limited purity?? Flour always In Stock,
qiianity?to the first tw.nty flv
IS, The Underseiler.
Asthma Cure Free!!
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