The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 15, 1901, Image 3

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THE ADYOCATE. ' Published Wxbblt. JOH* BKLL TOW ILL, Editor ahd Uikaoh. Tbs Advocate Poblibliii j? Co., ] (Joint Stock.) I BatesburK. S. C. 1 * SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: i On tbab ... fl.00 Six months tto t PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. * i ii\r?nTTOlMfi U 4 TVfl ? AL/ T Cilb 1 VI , , I Transient advertisement* one dol at perinoh for first insertion, fifty ten itpar inch for each subsequent insertion. Bale, Want, Found ant1 other notice* 1 and Business Locals, ten cents for tet words and one cent for each two vtordt additional, each insertion. Official advertisements at tli? rat* allowed by law. Special and other rates quoted upon application to tins office. COM M UN IC AT ION8. The Advocate will publish readable letters on any subject of general interest, when accompanied witli the name and address of the writer. AminJ Bona and defamatory article* will not a noticed. Live correspondents want d in every section of the county. Entered as second class ui:**.ter at the Bateshurg I'ost Office. WEDNESDAY May Jo, 1901. The veterans of oor State gathered together and enjoyed u royal good time in the delightful capital eity. The city was gayly decorated through out and the citizens of Columbia did the r utmost to make the occasion, oue wotthy of the venerated heroes of the lost cause and nobly did they succeed. Tlir meetings were held in the big new theatre and great were the crowds at every meeting. The city, the visitors and the guests all seemed to catch the inspiration of the gatherihg. Too much cannot he said in praise of * l?aa loviclt Imciiit.nii t v nf rnliinthinnu. history of our town, when our inerchant* weredoinj; so well. We In !>? > the future hay tench in store o Bate.-- II hnrf(. I,et every one pii-hnn to itsal- 1,1 tainnient! 11 jfju; Spiclnl To Tlie 1'iilillc. * This cert Hies that thire will he i tj( Sunday school basket pl-nie at Bethlehem church on Friday, May 21th. anil that th? Sunday school cord lull invites ail who w ill, to come brintfb r a basket with something good to eul therein. Refreshment* will he sold C?r for the beuelit of the church, and positively no one will be allowed to sell "" refreshments of any kind except for ^ tlie bentit of same Or. E <J. IJidg. II ,r< will address the congregation at II *n A. M; followed by m> address from <MI Mr. John Hell Tow ill at 0 I*. M. Its g Hnpt. o' Bethlehem Sunday s> hool. j t c Subscribe for The Advocate?Tht best we. kly in South Carolina. k : , Sufficient is It to say, that tliis occasion lias endeared our capital city to tlie hearts of a countless number of Carolina's citizens. It can be truthfully said that Columbia proved herself equal to every demand. Great ik Coluubiu!! The idea has been suggested that Columbia should have an annual festival. We have often wondered why this idea has never taken hold of the Columbia merchants. The position and facilities of Columbia as a trade ceutreare unequaled. What friendtoday is for the pjople of the d ifTerer. I sect ions to know of the advantages she has. Once l?t the people get to going to Columbia and her merchants will prosper as th? green bay tree. In 110 way can this be forgot about, so well ns a sj ring festi- 1 val. The annual State Fair, as a source of remuneration is wel' known to all. No city in the South is a lovlier | 1 ?< e to visit, with a small outlav for decor . > tioiis and amusements, with tlic annua1 musical Festival as a leader, thousands * could be attracted thither. If Coluni- . bia's mernl ants appreciate this oppm | tunity, they will govern themselvi? t accordingly. * _ v .1 Editor Wattcrson increased hi fume ^ by his justly celebrated lecture ?n * l Lincoln. Editor Clark Howell i* growing great because of his speech on j "Grant's Life as a Peace Lesson." ll |i Editor Gonzales of ths State would consent to take the stump and tell v what he knows of Tillmnn he would ' li k-- make both lame and a fortune.-Spartan burg Herald. Two handsome stores are being put ' ?>p f n the corner id' main and church streets. Mr. Kutnioer s'.iows wisdom v by putting up su h a substantial build , ing. It will be in every respect an t ornament to our progressive town. P This enterprise is but an Indax to th< ? faith of our people, in our town. W? liave much for congratulations. L*?t ^ every citizen catch the spirit of ptogreus and with strosg hearts, go steai i? Ily on with the work of developmen', p 4s before us. We shall indeed be glad to welcofln ^ Mr. Kaminer to 01 r mid<t. jt There never has been a time in tin M y-v ' \ NTERSETINO NEWS ITEMS. klck?-?l up by our llegulnr Cor- 1 respondents Through out LexIngtou, Saluda and Alkcu Counties. Saluda. 1 On Monday night the Her. Mr. MaDole, Deputy Sovereign of the Woodnen of the World with headquarters it Spartrnburg organized a strong1 :amp of Woodmen here. The local' uni|i bius lair to be a large one; and ts members are enthusiastic. Steady progress is being made by he Saluda Oil Mill Co., towards the >r?ct<on of their pliut. Th? roller nill is a'so being steadily pushed toward* completion and will be ready or t'lis aeosou's grain. On yesterday court broke and Judge lege and court Stenographer McFeat, eft us. Court Proceeding*. The fir?t ca*e called on the civil lockst for trial wan that of J. L. Kiddle against Ctn K Smith, fo> the possession of personal property. For the plaintiff: Mess. Tompkins and Wells and S. McOne Hwnpkins of KdgeQeld; Fbr the defense: B. W. Crouch and Eugene W. Able. Veriict for tli? plaintiff for the property ?r Its value, fJOJ.OO. The next case called, was Northingion Munger Pratt Co., plaintiff v? >V. S . Allen, defendant. Money demand. For plaintiff: Eugene W Able; For defendant: J. W. DeVore. Verdict for $709.17 for plaintiff. The next case whs Berry uiuii W. ffledso, vs. Nancy C. Bledso as Admit strotrix and the heirs of MiHege liledso, deceased. Suit for rents and profits. For plaintiff: Messrs. J. \V. Thurmand, B W Crouch and E. W Able; For defense; Messrs. Culbreath & Knmage, DeVore A Gregory ami Slieppard Bros. This was a very Sard fought case and occupied tile tune of the court from Friday afternoon till late Monday. Every inch of the ground was ably contended over. Verdict for the plaintiff for $540.00 The defendants argued a motion for a new trial. This motion was resisted and Judge Gage took the matter un der advisement. Tiie last case tried was J. M Forrest. plaintiff' vs. P. C. Trotter, defeuJant. Money demand. For plaintiff: E. W. Able; For defendant: J. N. O. Gregory. Judgement for the plaintiff for 170.00. There were several cases continued upon one pretext or another, but ill In all this has been the most satisfactory sitting of tin* court of common pleas since the organization of the county. The usual rush and confusion on the last day ef the court was not had. The case of Mary A. Whittle again*! Minnie I.enora Watson et &1 , on tli* equity side will be submitted on written argument and a decree will be handed down later. m. e. g. Lexington. Lkxinoton. May ll, 1901. communication uf the State G anr Lodge of Masons for the purpose ol ledicating the new Masonic temple at his place, (juite a numb r of Masons came over from Columbia and othei parts of the State, to participate in ihe ceremonies. There were also pre. cut, Masons from Giorj.it, Connecticut. New ilnmshire, New York am New Jersey. The following acted as grand otticers : J. T. Barron of Columoia, l>ep uty Grand Mast? r; Orlando Sheppan of Kdgetield, Bight Worshi/ful Grant: Master; J. K. McDonald of Winsborro, senionr Gruiul Master; W. A. Jiles ol Jraiiiteville, Junior Gra?d Warden: Jharles Inglesby Charleston, Grant: secretary; M. 11. Witt of Columbia J rand Tieasnrer; I, ('. Angel) t?t Itidge Spriug, Grand 1'ursuavant; J. Li. Michil of Dutlington and 1). J. irillitl: of Ctluuib'a, Seniour Grain )eacons; Uev. Joab Edwurds of Lees < illeandW.W. Lumpkin of Columbia 1 luiiioui Grand Deacons; J. C, Sw>;ert of Leesville and B. C. Dupre ol ' 'olumbiu, Grand Stewaids; A. E I ''eagle o.'" Coiuuibia' Grand Marshal: 1 lev. K. 1*. llutson, C'rand Chanlaiu I ?. L. (Joiley of Lexington, Grand Ly- ' rr. in the proit'8>ioii the li.bLf bearci ' ias Tyre E.lier?.dge of I.ee*xill , ant: 1 he const i utjon was borne by I*. 1 ' tivvl, of ltucky well, the {oldest Muso ii the pr^ceaaion. There w. re present representative? roui the following long s, ntu. 11,1 9, SO IJ2. 72, 71, 94, 99. 124, 188, 121 82,182. 184,218 21!,. Besides ,*<. v iI outside the Bate. The dedicators exerci e* were hel< i (he Court House, whe.e Grand 8! a er Or la .id Bh hpard deli ? ered an ap ropiute and e dqueot addresa on 'Jac ury as a character builder." ,j Beautiful music waa dispensed by j. t lioir cutnpoaed of locul talent. Tin < rpiiilsii wv re Mrs. E. B. Ko >f aoc [.v. S E.Caugiuiau Tins choir wa? id by the lh?v J. N. Wright, and con.- I oSed of tbe following MiAsc? Emiim oi, Ltculab KoX, Leila Wright Lilly 'right, Lena Harinaii, Elbiac K iniin i ddie Quick, Vinuie Hurj.au, lceol it-iinriiuiii mid .xaouile Stewart aid ( essrs. II X. Monti anil 8. .1. Leap | sart'. After the eaercisju at the Con t j, ousc were over the croad returned . i the New temple where a line piciih nner wasnrVcd. . ii K\e y think p;os il oil' very plcusan.- w and the Mnsu sol this place fed at it was a rud letter tiny in tin ( irty years history of this L d*e. Tin linsv to l-'erl Good. , Uouiitlcss thousands have found a j sssiiift to the body in Or. King'. j ?* Life Tills, whiek positively ciiri instij atioii, Sick Headache, l>iz/.i .?s, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever am pie and all Liver and Stomach 1 lUbler. Purely vegetable never i?e or ae.'keii. Only 25c at K. It. ! te nter's. I n? Remember The Ad-,1 ocate is Headquar- jr rs For STATIONERY , a/I kinds | ?> Kbpobt or thk Condition or PHI FIRST NATIONAL BANK No. 5595. or Bituddbo, at Batlsucku in CUE STATIC oF SOUTH CAROLINA, at the close of business, APRIL 24, loot ItcaourccH. l)o) larn. Loans an J Discounts $38,329.03 Overdraft-1, secured and unsecured - - - 20 5.87. U. S. I onds to secure circulation 7 ODD. Premium on U. S. Bolide 297.30. Banking house, furniture, and fixtures - - - 3,750. Due from State Bunks and Ranker*, 7,682.26. Doe from approved reserve agents, - - - 3,810.29 Internal-Revenue Stamp*, 07. Fractional papnr cuireney, n'efcel , and cents, - - 29.20 ? . ........ if n? ?? I u.tn riik lIlVAtl nl.tr.IVt IN IVAN K , T| 7,: Specie - ldttQ. Legal-tender note# 1200 - 2.260. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5<*6 of circulation) - 350. Total, - - 64,272.11. Liabilities. Dollars. Capital stock paid ip - 25,000. Undivided pruljts, jess expenses and tuxes paid - - 1.339.66 National Bank notes outstanding? 7,ooo. Individual dppojiits subject to check. ... 28,139.27. N te* uii 1 b I'a redi .counted. 2,79 *.21 Total, - - $04,272.14. State or Sovtu Cauolina, Cocnrr or Lexington, ks: I, W. w. WATSON, Cashikh of tile above ni|i||ed hank, d<> solemnly sweat that the above statement is true t > the be.-t of my knowledge and belief. W. W. WATSON, Cashier. Correct?Attest: W. II. TIMMEKMAN. ) N. A. BATES. Directors E. K. STK ADMAN. ) Subscribed and swv rn to before tne this 9th day of May, 1901. A. C. MITCHELL, Notary Public. Deatli of h. J. Courtney. Our people were inexpressibly shocked last week when thej' lentned that Mr. L. .1. Courtney, the efficient mail age t of the Southern lailway. had been killed in the wreck wl.ice occuried at Miles Mill between Trenton and (irauiteviile, May the 8tli. I.on Courtney was known and loved by many of our citizens. Several years ago he attended school here onsession, and during that time lie inadi uiunv friends bv Ids iirhxiiitv unit ? < ?>. , J o leness. lie wan a young man pes sensed of many charming trai's o' cliaraeterandink.de friends wherevei lie went. In the death of Mr. Co.ir'tiey, the government has lost one 01 its most efficient and faithful employ* es; and the country onu of its iik>( useful and loyal citizens. To lib ty, ull his friends in this town and vicinity , extend their warmest sympahy; and pray God's blessings upoi each one of them. Mine Creek Cr.ink. We ha\e had line weather fer planting over corn and cotton anu 'working in gardings they tell me that every ?ody ort to have been up to lied Bant Kort and seen our uew Slier ill" iniatei lawyers and ofllcers ull trained for tin occaision' when James went up tin steps the kort caller at the door an Mid have you cot o peg put up by tie j idge for me t > hang my coat on I : m in ly hot, he said walk in the jud, e hew you the sheriffs duty in he went got up near the judge and said you inner ar yoa redy fer kort, yes cab I'ete K. Juin s ?aul to tli? kort culler, 'all Pete E he called and aed he doi t answer vi til. said Jrnes go after li in on I tell hi 111 to couir quick or 1 he jud; will g?t up a b>ll of devilment ai C liave you plum ic >ted the first duty f fie sheriff is to obey the jt-'ge, III* [lett is to koen on III* wn.xl -i I" - (- ^ \'\M? ri'?C III I U lawyers. I li ard .some few speak t the ?* 11111y I uilditig a poor Ituuse, m dace isju t the rite distance from t e ;ourt house ane just the number f i-res, a >joo<l well of water coitai j/ow off very fast II u -h red one I e ther day hatched this sprinp vear\ Iiie 1 think with thechlacns and mosey lacks I can pull up to blackberries .hell w.t i a veary little piece of btcoi v til a cap of beans will be go Id t< iters we have a goo.l possum do g, yon leed not cotnc he i* not for sale, any b l?e attaw iy please ^ave me one of h ted Hank mossy backs I think a cr. s vi*h my streked heads would make i lae cross, dont tell it the old om.in ias planted paper again rap irish later' lout come up w rthacent and it makr r.a mak you get me to T.ork in tl.t gia lea. K. I). JUccMille. The l,iitherap Sunday School piciii* i;t Saturday pas a grand success We nr* sorpy to report that Miss ,ula Oxner is quit* sick ; hope t> see irr up iigaiu soon . Our <'mints are talking of going it Mgeflehl next Saturday and playing ' utile of bill with I lie KdgrlleUi teuoi, The students are rejoicing over tin ct that It is only aloit tliree mori ! reeks until Couiuifiicprrcnt. Mih? Lillian ItaMn grr his been rising friends in L.|>e>ville, we tllilil >ine of our young men woild hu very lad to see her com? > gain and sta I ingcr. I'rof. I derrick hat been rcry sick f> le past few days, but nut unable t< , eel hit ? lasses. We are expecting Dr. Dickson of X. " to give u? a lecture eoon. I M i< Vlary Derrick \vlio h\i* been ' aching at Cuba 8. (5, is expected niie in a few bay*. \Ve will all be ad to i?i Iter at bonis again. We are glad to ?ee tint the crossties ^ e being hauled wit of |owii. Dr Wiikins prem lied an excellent noii la-t S iinl y afternoon. Ii ~ *1 yiH '( ' I \ t Lei-Mville Collet*Commencement Sunday, Ju..e 2, 1001; Annual Ser- n inon Rev. 11. W, bays 1). I), of Rock Hill S. C. Morula) ' J une 3rd meeting of graduates addressed by Prof. Jhs. II. Dye of Lowiy ville S. C. Monday 8;30 P. M. Kenncdiun Society t< But 'ftuiuiiieiit. ei TuogJnx Ju >e 4th A. M. Essays ot " the Senior Class Kiocutiotiary contest e by members of the Kupheniiaii Literary society, 4: P. M. Arcc/.iion ?j; :ju r. M. "> A creat :nany of uur rondonr.s look forward to ihv I<eeav!!le Ctdloge cbniineuoe'neiit with a great ileal of pleas- J urt. The Commencement this year will b** up to the us ai standard and those who may go may feel assured of a treat. "There is only one chance to ave ^ your life and that is through an operation" were the startling words heard v by Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Ume Kidge Wis., from her dootor after he led vainly tried to cure her of a frightful s ease of stoma< he tumble and yellow ' jaundice. <? i I stones had formed and she coustantly grew worse. Then [she ' began to use Electric Bitters which ' wholly cured her. U'l a wonderful a Stomachr, Liver and Kidney remedy. " Cures Dyspepsia, Loss of appetite. Trj 1 it. Only fiOcts. Guaranteed. Foi | sale by F. 11. Cunter. Druggist. J. W. ttauglimnn, I Dealer In General Mdse. Millinery Goods. fust received u superb line of Notions ind Millinery goods. I.tidies of thi? section will do well to inspect out hats. They are of the latest patterns. We will be glad toshrw you through >ur stock ai any tune. WAGENER,S. C. Brig't Boys Started in Bimnes'The pufllislnrs of tlic famous big Ulnsiiratcd weekly uewsoaper, I'rnnsylvama tsiur, are now plaeing representatives at every poet otlici in Soyth Carolina anil they ileslre to secure tb? set vices of capable liu&tling agents in each ol the following towns of Saluila county: Itidgc ;S|?rlng, Saluila and Wards, and ai; many other tow ns as are not already 8ii|>|dled I'Ue work Is profitable and pleasant. A portion ' of Saturday only Is required. Over 5.ooo agentare doing splendidly. No money whatever i required Everything i* furnished free. Station nrv, rubber stamp, ink and pad, advertising matter, sample copier-, etc- 1'opers ore shipp^f to t>e paid for the end of each month. Ihuse nl i sold are not charged for. write to t.rlt 1'ub'dsliV ing Co., Williamaport, l'a., and mention Tin ' v dvocav k For Sale. i i I offer for Fair my residence will 1 .'out teen ai res of laud in the town o x tatesburg Oil these premises are : ill oud orchurd. vineyard, pasture am | isli- pond. A very desirab'e home iii-l leed. For terms etc., apply to .LG..I Columbia, Cernaghau, i.HIrnacu VihluAw 11 AIIT tliu impr ulTcrer*, 110 matter liow hail he raw maybe Onk hottlk will t'rinWn; iriliuary cane, ami will he sent securely packet (j sit>1 post-paid. with full directions ami testi Jg mmials upon receipt ol $1 no. Order dircei B rom JAMKS K. HAKI.KY, 23. Stnckdalc Koa . f South I-a in both, London, KNULANll. 'I lie Lest Flood Purifier. The "blood is constantly being pur ied by the lun^s, 11v< r and kidneys .veep these organs in a healthy cotuli lonjand the bowels regular and yo will I ave no need of a blood puriffti A?r this purpose tl.ere is nothing j qual to Chaiiibei Iain's Stomach an Liver Tablets, one dose of t *m willdi nore good than a dollar bottle of tip est blood p irifier. Price, 2o cent" iaiiiples free at F. B. Counter's. Our Clubbing Offer. \ The Slate (scuii-weekly edition) am 'UK Advocate for $2.25 a ymr, $1.2 f ?r six months. Regular price of hot) apers $5.00a year $1 50 for six month 'lie 'J'hrice-a Week World and Till A >voc vTK for $1 .(k"> a year, 85 cents fo six muiitlit. Regular price of bot.i pa er? f.'.OI a year and $1.00 for s'' j ninths. lite advocate and Atlanta constitution (weel v t year $1.75 cents, six month* no cent*? Tli ' , dvocate and Atlanta semi-tti-t-kly Journal, ear $1.75 six monies '.to cents. .Send-Weekly Journal and The Advocate ' ear tl ?, six months 75 routs. 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Wc olfer this uu -ipinlcd newspaper and TlIK AlivoCA i K tc.gcthc one year for $I.C5. The regular subscription prlre of the tw> : | < i t is $2.00. The Nc?.t and Courier (weekly edi tioni and The Advocate $1.75, si? , noil tint 00 cent.*. n Prices will be made upon applicntiol ' 'or other couibinntions limn above j. Subscript ion* also received for mv o' j. lit* above papeis singly. The rate hi (tinted are strictly for cash in advance Write to ? r call on us f >r good read- [jj in?. We offer you only The ltest. Tub Advocatk, V A Fast bicycle Kidcr. ly Will often receive |? n"ul cuts pitting or bruises from accidents, turkleii's Arnica Salve, will kill the >aiu and heal the inju ry. It's the eye- A isfs frieno Cures Chafing, Chapped f inds, Sore Lips, lturns, fleers am jn 'iles. Chile guaranteed. Only ?V. on "ry it. Sold by F. B. Cunler, dru^t- la> * ?. >M Subscribe for The Advocate an I he \,(| I.!*> Per year. | f J P ^T?jT Flue Cottou Seed for Sale. J I liavo for sale, at f J.00 per bushel, J the' All Fruited Cottou Seed " Will j J I. GRAIN 8KPKRATOR A yield two tales per acre if lund is prop- 8 TRACTION AND PORTABLE ?rly prepared. You can See sample at * ENGINES. C'. W. Sol ice's store. JONAH 11ITE. j Parties in this State have given us ~ ~~ 3 estinioniuls that the smaller case Sep- SOUTHERN RAILWAY# ? rators thresh out ISO Kushels Outs per * our and give spleadid .-at isfaction in > I fery way. J WRITE ME FOR CATA- Tliae at Jaok*>nrtUa a*4 ?arv?aa*. 3 I/XiUK AND SOME STRONG I ENDORSEMENTS OK HOME ?<> <"? " I'EOI'I.E. ........... KiSoiotJ's! S Lt Jacksonville (P. 8) "i S-A I 4Ap ll 2op J ? I a. I /^\ r~v r-\i r\ " Savannah '.bo. Ujr ) 1- top II lata 4UUP J J NDRR ^ " Barnwell IT... ?ttp 4 04a ?* l'V-T\r\l J, " Black till* 4VJ\> I An Step < Ar. Oolnmbla ? Up 010a 9 tip p^r"l fY/^f I r-> 1 ri O O Lv. Charleston, (So. Sj 7 WJalll o^ "IRp = llUP;0l 16'Qi O L/? " Bummerrllla 1 4lt LUbl tOOf t> ' - Branuhvihe atoajluua 7 OU? *' Orangeburg 9 2l? .'4.7a 7 58^ " Ktuevtlla IJ lia (f* 8 4*2 Ar Columbia II OCnt ' b " 0o6p iV. L. HARTLEY 1?^= 8*5 " ? , LT.fruiiloa 4uguitOO|> BARBER " j?hn?i?a 4i<pti%>v uni\ULI\. ?> Ar. golumbia, lU. D.h. 6 top " ut. v<->uiijtn?, \oiU^ OWp| r A)Aj B 4&p ] liave opened a first-class barber " YVlnimboru Ttyr 7^2aUBfp hop in the ren?-of ihe Krst National ^?1Uni'4"'"""!!!!!'. slaniliiv lat.k. You will always find iny shop Ar. Ohirlotte ??&n|'8!f<A ^ I., :,i r > . i ir.MiiYtllt Kola l.?p|r.ja v lean, ^ill. fre-h towels, keen razors Arlk'UhL.ond . KTZ.i ml sharp scissors. I guarantee satis- DT2??'? &i/pji? u5 1 action ooneandall. When you need Z \Y.V. ' * hair cut, don't forgot to turn the cor- " K?w Y*rk. ..... a ottpl s &k> < I.* > ( ler at toe bank building and I'll do CvTCoaunhte 1! *" Yin . , * Ar. bpartanburj 8 top U ** he rest. Aahavib* "... 7 1 vp t?n> tBATESBURO, S. C.3 4^4^!^: jlr. LouUvlb* . ^40g[T DON'T Fail to VISIT "ifflCgjag Lv. l/>utHviilf < 15a <->P .a L,__ _ _ _ | Lv. Cincinnati ,, """ j b ?jh > C T5 7[ o^irll Wife.? jJ? XiSOIU 15h? LvTKvw ! tn&t'jLliorjl-Toin " Phtio.iwpam .,?I eofcploaon aiep Jfc h?:tuuai?> . . I S-'.VM nfili 6Xp Lv. ViMhT'lt'u (So.Ryl I PW> !1 li? SB5y /\Y" I 1^^ Cv. Richmond .. . It u<p}t&Jlni __ WOlv Lt Ikavlift ? i T5j TKe iTSi J Lv. Chariot' I ? lOalVMp 4 11* " Rock Hill ,..,1 VOuailOtSp & 0l? Tlx n /i 44 OhMtcr " iittuMttttt'l ? Wtt ill lV\> & <T A L Johnston. i>. t., " WlnMV.ru, 10U?.12Ute Cftfe * , ? Ar. Oolunibl.. (Bid* St .... U 2M: 1 iba! 7fca Lv. Ocinmbi., (U. D.).. .... 11 ICn 4 .tV, Sew Northern Grown Seed :: :::::::::::::: 1? w::::: Ar. Alkcu 4*r, 7 ICn; <j *>o ' 4 4 44 OnionSets Ar. 5 lap 7 lSa A r Auirud'n A idOp 8 UOn 10 fa ; 4 4 4 Seed Potutos LvTc^^^ho. byi ' ?W4. "Hca, :?? " King vt3e 4 4Fp IKu 7 Ma " Orangeburg. 5H8,? 3 il-n s 41a * RronchvtUe diap * >&? 0 80a TPPOTTTTTf PnTTPfr 44 Sumn.ervtlla 7llp 6 fcTa 10 9aa LHjUjO V ILLlSl U ULLCjUIIi Ar. Charlacan 815V _U?? ?' *f? LvTOoluiifEIaTSa.lly.) rr?ua 1 lta ToS \ND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ? \\% l?? 8aK" " bavauaah JOftp 6 J0k 10 20a Has the largest jmlronage io its Ar. Jncksonvllla <P.s.l. _ 625ft -&>P " I SloapUa Oar S?rvlo.. Ezc?llci|t dally paa?oaiar norvlca botwoen ,, . Ti-'i* i.? Florida and Naw York. Sprilli; Session op lis r hilt 1-. N<>?. -1 aud?-x?>w York and Florida IJm tied. Daily except Sunday, compo?o<.l exoluo i ? t .11, xlvely of Pullman ftnoet Drawing Rootu SloepSpecial oilers for pupils Cllternif. Cotnpnrtuuint and Obaervatury tAr* betweun New York. Columbia and St. Auguetine. | t iiuiiiimiv. ten new pupiis provniec: f."1"" '! w e?re whwmii AUftmuMd i ' 1 i i Aiken end jury ork. rani from Augusta to Columbia via Bakvlllo Parlor cars bc'Or by eilargetnei t of boarding hall, t** Ch?rii':.on ?nJ Oolumlia. J * No*, 3S and J<?New York and Florida Ki T 1 .. ? . .1 nA>niri) .* ?!. Drawing-room sleeping between 1 M)\v is the lime to enter the (-OMMLK* inguntR and New Yurk. Ptulitiaa drawing room eU*?i>lag oars between Port Ttmin, Jiu-k MAI Q^Hnni ('no r?P4 ill Hook- jpturt'l*. Savannah Washington and V?w York | OCllUUD. bourses III 1JOOK- pul)mun Peering cara between Ohar'ctto and I rtiohjiiund. D..lng cara between Charlotte ceeping, Short-baud and Typewriting. 8. Fast Mail. Through | ullman drawlnf room buffet sleeping cars do L. B. HAYNES. wood Jacksonville and New YorK and Pull nan s coping cars bet we?p Augusta and Olta. l'roaiftwiit otic. Diulng oars serve all moals oarou.e . " Pullman sleeping oara between Jacksonville ind Columh.a enrouto dally betwoaa Jackson 1\I iridiums /llle anJ Cincinnati, via AshevIUa, 'RANK S GANNON, k, H. HA ROW ICR. Are long remembered by the foentli- Tl.ird V-P. A Uon. Mgr., Gen. Pa* agt., a .. . .Vaahingloa, D. C, V> aahiugton, L>. O iml re atives of the bride and groom w. H. TAt.OK, R. W.HUNT, .Qy?n Jjtf>ss?.qyinested to.fee a jgiie* va t u . Pass. Ag'%.. i an*rc?-i ?rwg*r one oi i lie Advocated f .n tea n ti ful wedding invitations. *"j ; ??* j ^7* ?jj l s- " | ill *"5 Si T ^ sh I lTl r- Final i'ischarje. I || * ~ 3-ja' tl YTOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN T< ? ? I ? . x ! ^ ^ Li All pa 1 ties inter-.sted tli.it tli ^ i ? j ? if 1 iiidersigned will npp'y to the Hot. ? j Sj- ? ? ! ' * I a 5eo. S. limits, Judge of 'Probate, a 2? w | a ? i ? "| lis ofllee at Lexington G. II., S. 01 j " j T*" ^ j \ lie 22 day of May llMIl, at ten u'elool , <?. j ? j fTl 1. m , for a sett lenient and Final I?is i j ' -* .1^1 I I barge as admini-M rutor of the estat X """" 1 j.""* ' ' >f Mrs. UattieJ. C*<1 >111111, deceased. w : ? ? i j ^ 11. Y. Simmons, *7 j P jl -r fdininistratur of the estate of Mrs. ^ i ,? ?1. i ^ 1 Mai lit* J. Cul 11 in deceased. ZT*i 417--01. 5 - ~ j s == f | FREE! Jj 5"^\> Ef The Hamilton, J.mwn Slioe Co., o ^ ; ^ -J | 1 * >t. Louis, Jfo., will five your bal-j S3 *i m 1 I torn during the vesir 1!01, its lirst ,>ai <-4- "~+ 1 -JIT ' "> f Shoes free. The.v sire made of lln. "72 ~ I I "ici Kid, taud wear well. 22 ^ ^ ^ ~ | kyl ^iiTOKsttji l]S-|il r li ' smmJ J 72 S I SO ^ t ^ son s/.le it,- 2,J! - ^ ! ~ ^ - LJ U X. Guiiter, Hisi ilJ lis il 13j CD { Q* ? I J f .tvtksour". - S.C. |?j o| ~ Bjojii * ?! Ma ^5 3 j ^ f L. M. MITCHELL; ?|fS - Ifj ? 4 PHYSICIAN A SURGEON ' p\ & ^ & 3 j Xs ^ >FFI<E Holrs- 1 m Q S ; ?' 1 ) 8 to 9-.. in. j g 9 ?T| -1 X 2 to 3p. rn. i ^ ' ' ' I t I 7:30 to 9 p m v wren?activk man or hood chara* er to ilcliver awl co'lec: In Aoutti C? o'l?? f?? ??? ? ? - ild e?tabll?bed maMutuin vboknl* k*tM / I -j * t 1 inn a ycir, rare pay. HoncMy lucre tlitn ? ? V |\ ( w I \ It ^ - iriencereiiulird. Our reference, any bank i. i i r V-* 1 ? t 1 J* ) ,t,y cltv. Kurlnie elf-aililrp-eicil xtvni|x*1 en re[o|if.' M nuOicturrr*, Tbirtl Floor, XH Ib-ai BOILERS GIN'S nntl I'RKSSES. ^ ^ /-N y?\ v?\ Comi lete Cotton, S.iw, (> i?t. Oil am* I -y- I?' 111 r""S erti Inter Mill Outfit*; a No Gut Pres.* VmJ X < I J A__ Bite Mill nn>l Shingle O-Hit*, Itnilri >g. B?i 'pe, Factory. Furnace ami Rail- Dealer in >a<l Oast ins; Railroad, Mill, Factory, ul Machinists' Supplies. Retting TTT~P"I irking. In j ictorg, Pipe Fittings. * iw.n, Files, Oilers, Etc., cant every TTT ^ rt^-KTC IV. Work l?i lunikv NATACiaTvJS "PT /\ -pp ~t\T ~P*! ^ unbard Iran Worts Supply CP. | i^-u-ieisrxTXJ-isE unilry,' Vlarii^iit', ".M^r 'a\<l (11? X)FFINS. W Al?., Wi'-v.""" gl'r BASKETS and O? l? Final Uischarge METALIC casff- jI" LT. PERSONS INTERESTED ^?^ns^on^ & C. J i will take nut ice Hint tlic under* n iu>(i will np|>ty to lion. tin. s. Bring us your Job r*ftJudge of Probate of Lrxing- *? " County at tliis olllre on Wrilne.-. W<?rLr fP Thpn> iu r?r? /!*?- A' r 2*2 ul May 1IMI, for a final dif- WOrK^ inert IS HO Ue- * ^oSrttloS.'S.X Uw "*" ma,ld '"?? a"d "O! s SiSri " ard-r toj large for OUR William Oorl.y, d?c?ttac<l. | STOCK OR FACII .11MF.S. " 'Hj |mwwwwwwitturww wmww.wwmwww I | BOOK, JOB AND | . I | COMMERCIAL PRINTING, | I E Nkatly and Quickly ^ | | Executed at f | THE ADVOCATE OFFICE. 1 IllUiUtUJUiUiilliUUiUIUiUilUUiU iUii'.iU JlUUiUJUlUiUiufi Our Store you will find everything need for the IMblDE o" u t Side )f a man. A Shirt or pair of Pants in four hand is worth two in our Store, so , ;all in let us tit you out for spring. ZT_j. IO_ Sz, Co. The Leaders. 3oine ion. slxx?L X-oolri You needn't buy. but you will. * 7 v We don't appologize ror the low character of our prices?don't liavn to, so long as t!)e goods they're attached to are so highly respected. SATISFACTION EXCHANGED: OUR BARGAINS, YOUR MONEY. We have on "exhibition, a new line of Plows, Hoes, Stoves, in fact, every tiling in th<s Hard-ware line. New goods ariving daily. <J . _C=5. K=?'_L 'U _k??~ Steadman & Riley's Store is full of bargains For you. It takes down right Values nowadays to create demand. Our store is crowded with the kind we mean. We make your sevent-five cents look like a Dollar here. New Goods of every description* Let % ?-?? t o ll'llV 13 your r It May is Shameful Hut every chance we get, we jump on nir prices and tread them down Xi.EL"tsI ZEDs/tsil Straw hiuI Felt just received at prices never before olfered, and quality qual to any. Slioes! Shoes!! VVV have a line Ladies and^Childrens Slippers that is yours for ecos.smf nd solid satisfaction. Dress GoodLs Lnce? and Iinhr^deries at "II price* that equal nnv on the market in price nd quality. Come to-day, don't wait 'till to-morrow.* T. O. GLOVER The Farmer hoy. In the morning; when the clock JjU 0J jQ strikes four, d fc9 <???? fij The f.?rov;r hoy must be up and on _ . ^ lie first builds the fires and gets the j W jn VW M |fl B stove roaring hot, j V Y7 069* KHSHr Then he goes to feed the horses in ; pq ?\ nm nn a <sa Then lie hurrie- back into the house o?HjtRSjB^3 to help prep ire the meal. | ANH FNirVTI nDcni a C - ... " * ,u( MO IIIII91 HO.M1 on 10 ine I -"U.vuwn.i/m. field; cA Statistical Volume of Facts and Oh the merry f irm >r boy, how his Figure f Containing Choer 600 Pages. h-itrt is tilled with joy, ______ As he wa'ks behind bis plow? a j (JVlt>R ItOOO TCFICS. work or which he never tire*. OVER 10,000 FACTS. My happy b?y, a* In p' >wj ilon*, SPECIAL FFATIIRFSIs always singing some sweet love _____ ^T. 1 a011 p. The census of ' Y lie works on merrily unt 1 the bell rings for 0inner tiuie; * State clec- ' Ami takes an hour for rest. tr?n rctofnsT ^^0 Then returns to the \v k tie loves ^nT^.T *"ourccntor,es I the best. American prog- j . .. , ... *<:? * Political I His honest toil, his never foiling fe<;0fd q{ j90{) %l": . . . . (conventions Tells ui some day he will be a ..-an and platforms). ? moiig men, American role in }%?$ Yes a tiller of natures sr-l., the Philippines. *^3*1 A boy worthy ol r.elie* and anie. ? . New govern- iI/iiL. A name rhat will he honored niu uip ments of Porto Rico and Hanatioos ami men. wait. Polar exploration in I90Q. Toil on thy former b >v, Conclusion of the South African "For the laborer ii wu thy i f his war. Pan-American Exposition hire;" cf 1901. China?Its present conToilon an.l tin that go * w?>rk of dition and slatus among nations. which y ?>ii never tire. Roster of general officers of the \\ A \y. Regular U. S. Army, 1789 ?J900. t'el.stia. Muv 4. 1* <1. ' j A Political Register. rtllJON^OWNW y I Facts that every patriot j (dflLAND lanJvo":rought to know.| SHOE *W / Standard American Annoal. ( Prict I Postpaid to any address -fjtw H * rTHEIR NEwjp,' - J t?3??gj 'trr BldO't Aireu YarJk UN^^'j^Rr Sherfn Tims. II t'aiighman of 1 , Lexington, is in the city on otli i: I ?c T ory 1 busin s?. The bact elJor Sheriff ia alZr ~ sAr^ right, bnt judging fiom the pltasaot I Miiih-s he has 011 hi* face, It won't be it bachelor Tom long. We hope!!