The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 26, 1901, Image 3
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'J UK ADVOCATE.
jb Pi'ULisukd Weekly.
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JOUK BELL TOW1LL.
Editor and Managkk.
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I able letters on any subject of g-ener:
I interest, when accompanied with tli
name and address of the writer. Anoi
I cruoo* and defamatory articles will n<
I b? noticed. Li ve correspondents wan
I ed in er?-ry section of the county.
WEDNESDAY July 8. If01.
| Entered as second class matter at tl
I Bnteshurg foe' Office.
v ;*1. It is pleasing to s:-e how liberal M
I Carnegie is in the expenditure of h
E much nccumulatid wealth, in beha
I of humanity. It is an example tin
f our miiiti-millionairs iglit well fo
I low. To be sure yen often see in tl
newspapers an account of soiii
wealthy person donating n very larg
I sum of money to an already wealth
r institution, but it is seldom, very se
doin, that we read or hear of any <
these wealthy individuals ci ntribul
ing to the support of tho.e ins'lti
t ions that are need v. It is matte
r of helping those that <nn I .?!p then
selves.
As .in exception, Mr. Carnegi
seems to be departing from this aj
pnrently, well established n.le by giving
to cities in different parts of tl;
k country Urge sums of money, to e?
j -! i
to
WB^m more needevi throughout our land
than libraries to which nil rlnrgcs wh<
B know how to behave themselve*,
h.ve access. It is one of the greates
works of phylinthropy that has beet
B commenced for some time. Not onl;
W?-- has it had a very glorious beginning
hnt it is living earned to a suceessfu
issui- as rapidly as brain aim w-enltl
fcaii take it.
Mr. ('arncgie's I:.te.-t gift, web-.lieve
was to Macon, fin., for the purpose o
erecting a library. Of course it wamade
on t lie condition that the citj
should appropriate yearly, a reilaii
amount of money for its support
The putting in of muIi a proviso it
^ the ejutraet, was an a t ( I wisil nil
1 For in Hint way only, ran th-ir lie n?\
I poifn-t aisnraaee that the libra-y wil
f " love a continued existence. therehv
sub-scrvii g the bist interest of itpat
i-or.s.
/
It is not in idle lit listing t ha' we af
firm that we have one of the inns' progressive
littl* cities in the state.
haven cotton factmy under good manngcmeiit,
running nigiit and day, con
sinning a dozen cr nun c bales of ? ?. 1 t(
n per day, giving employment t<
about four hundred | ei-soio ; r.iul w<
havcl.ir.nl Irc.m reliable authority
that the facte ry is to tie in l eased t<;
twice its present capacity at no dis
taut tiny. Tlii'ii loo, we have a national
hitik, with men at its hear
kliose ability cannot l>- i|iie-(i<>n-d
getting all the busings it tan attend
to.
The progress of liuteshiirg, however
tloes in t consist alone in its milling
t '
interest and I unking business : but 01
^!ain stint llieie is being erioted
two hands- me two story briek houses
11.at me t<> I e list d for meieaiil ile pnr
poses so rot n as they are e:-iup!ctcd
lust opposite these two comely buildings
is the material for another I mil
WjEL&^m ing, similar in kind ami stri cture
All those improvements tiki n in eonsideration
with the fait that there ait
about twenty or more mercantile e-tublishim
nN doing a gcu tl Inisine
give*, at least, the air til progress and
prosperity.
V bile we behold all this a I nneoj
mint and the enterprising spirii
among our people, we tannot, understand
why there is not a movement put
on foot ti) e-t: blUh a co 11 i r-t ed nil mi I
untl a ware house, one or bMli. Tliesr
are two things we eantiot well do
without and keep abreast of the times.
There is no reason on earth why mii h
bns nts cs should not be started, f?-r it
has been repeatedly proven that flu re
n is money ineiit-hof tin III. If some
ii '
one willjust come forwaid ami take
the initiative, going to tin- trouble to
look into the mciits of one or both
land talk to our enterprising merchants,
and men in other occupations
, ;*os well, we would protably have next
fall, a warehouse in which the people
could store their goods feeling tha
they were sale; and uii oil mill whic
would consume all the cotton sec
that are for sale in the country. I
that way the people who cell tliei
seed would probably receive a largi
price for their produce, because
stands to reason, if others can buy tl:
seed and pay-toe freight on ilietn 1
tlieir place of business and make mot
ey;an oil romp: ny here, could pay
larger price and realize equally :
. large profits, as there would be n
transput tut ion charges to pay. Til
is a matter that the business men <
Uatosburg should consider and woig
J well; because it concerns tho prosper
ty of their town; and the progress <
- a town is the progress of its people.
r A new view of the possibilities
S newsj aptr ad\? u-rng is afforded
s Burlington, Vermont, win re "eve
11 local banking institution advertia
s
with as much spirit and enterprise at
e department store."One of these bun!
among the olde.-t and mo-t conserv
" live in the State, changes its advertia
ineiiis every day, and "besides tellii
what it can do for neople, gives go
idyice which leads them to save mo
I- ey.* This thing would not he do
l(i up in Vermont if it did not pay, so t
i- necessary inference is that it ?locs pi
j' There are many oilier husi'i ss esti
lishmeiits, now unknown to newspaj
? advertising columns, which would
hcnililrd by a liberal use of priute
ink.?The State.
Several of the Batesburg mere ban
__ have got to learn the value of printi
ink. That frequent and extensive i
r- ks a profitable investment, those v.
,s have tried it can testify. One of c
"" mere hunts hud never advertised heft
l! The Ad v< rate was estnblislnd, told
that the lirst issue paid for n yea
l! "ad." Others should try the expe
10 meat.
I
V i '
i ??? nave iicnru irnin various rourt
' that money is being loaned in tl
^ city on short time ill live, six a
ami eight bundled per cent. We ha
evau heaid of cases where the ra
was 1hree or four thousand per ceil
Our inniry law docs not seem to opi
ate in these eases.?The Lantern.
This is a matter for the eorsidei
'* lion of c i:r wise egislators, who w
?io a good sei vii e for tlieir state,
'* they w ill put a stop to such oppri
sions. Horrowing money on su
- conditions is no accomodation, noil
- t-r can it he classed as a mutual hen
lit: hut rather an imposition of
1 i ournclet.
I - 1
I We watch with keen interest l!
1 I growth of our capital citv. And i
f r.ote wilh pl?a ure its latest ad vane
J meats. Columbia has reached tl
' period in her grow J h that she can i
1 longer do without a recorder ui
diotiUl if possible have a pi licecommi
! sioucr. From the ilaily p.pers v
' 1 learn that both of these needful powe
" ' are going to he asked for, at the ne:
1 j session *f the Legislature. It is m
1 earnest desire that they will he gran
ed, and no doubt they will le.
I ~
Wc must win o'.ir way, by struggle
to all nolile achieve incuts. The tr
I 'that grows win re storms sweep,
sir i'ger and /rainier thua the oi
that grows in iheijtiiet vale.
The other day we lirgi d the Chest
Lantern, in the prosecution of its wm
<r g.i.id road , I > ini'me m ii.c of i
progressive citizens to club in ai
^ive the country people an object-It
son in the comfort and value of sm
< highways by building a mile of re ,11
lirsl-clnss ri-ad out of Chester Tl
.
?w*tv >?if? ? ^ ?!.. # : *
?ir? ill it ?L Hi
' ur_etl i his vitv thing, and adds: '
I >s triu' that so far as an ol?J -et-l-sst
is eonecrncd, we nlreudy have t ha
v The city of Chester has several mil<
j of the best macadam streets to I
i found anywhere. Hut we believe tl
I cause of good roads would ha mater
I ally sol valued if ewry highway leu
ing into the eily was macadamized ft
; even one mile outside the ineorpora
limits." The ll'eet upon the farme
, of an object-lesson in good roads wi
he ii> (i< h greater than the spectacle <
: good stru'ts. Cities are expected 1
, liiive giMiil st reels and t hey are lookc
ipoll lij eoiintry peo,>le as a matter t
our.-e. A snuipl?of good rt ads in
county like ( bestir would be nov
and therefore impr? ssive. If the roat
. of <'hoster county are slill what tlu
were a few years agtwhen we mat
a trip across country with the bilgg
wheels Ire(|U(*ut ly sinking to the Ik.
in clay'-holes, v e can well untierstan
the persistence of our cnnteiiipi rv I
. advocating their reform, for no roat
onu need it more.?The State.
I Oil- roiwl - - -
... .W..W1 tin- ?I\M r 41 HJIH, il.s I III*!
iin iiiiwii.il above, I.in \ve know
vv< it 111 he ;in excellent ill "a for Uiiti'
; h.irg to spend stint' money on tl
minis leading to our town. We ?l
not I.now why it has cv? r ' oen doit
hut no morey r. ultl tie more wisel
:ii d ju(!:i'ioiisly spt lit. tVc will ha\
more to say in icgard to this mul'i
i in the future.
Our Trii" Characters Sliou 11 I
Traveling.
(J .ito without our suspecting it, w
' show I he stuir thai is in us when w
turn our bat ks upon home an.! take Hi
road. Our revelations are entirely in
conscious. We display our lamiliarii
with social usages or th reverse, hu
th it is the lesser matter. A novice t
a globe trotter alike lets down th
mask which hides the inner s If, who
fretting over delays, careless of other
comfort, and se llishly monopolize
tonvcnicHces intended for the man
rather than the one.?July Ladie
Home Journal.
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THE LEADE
MERCHANDISE
Batesbu ru*
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College of Charleston. Founds*<1 I
iu 1 Charleston, S. C.
?l Stroi g Faculty; well-equipped
Chemical. Physical and Biological Lain
borator'es; Observatory; Library of
ry M,(XX) volumes; and the finest Museum
es of Natural History in the South. B. 'n
*21 A , B. S., and A. M., courses offered ? i P"
Tuition, $40.00 payable in two installments.
Board iu College Dormitory, st<
a" can be obtained at $10 oo a month. an
One Scliolnisl.ip giving free tuition, Is
ng ass'gned tc each county ol South Car- to
Qj olina; the holder to be appointed by do
the Judgi. of Probate and tiie County " !
Superintendant of Education. All I llr
candidates for admission, arc permit- ' wi
he ted to compete for vacant Boyce ; 1,11
lv. Scholarships, which pay $ 150.00 a '
ib- Jeftr* Entrance Examinations wdl be J,',,
celd in Saluda, rn July pi, 1U01, by Tl
Hr th'i County Superintendent of iducation
and Judge A Probate.
Ol)
rs Ni?xl si ssion opens September 30, tjr
1901# For ('tttal(?giui, a'ldri'6.^ on
I". A Itlt I SON JtANDOI.rH, '><
ts, ., Ill
PltK8II?KNT. '
ers
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR :CI
El
I "Something New Under The Sua" | |)(
All Doctors have tried to cure CA-jea
TAltltll t?y the use of powders acid an
ire gases, inhalers ami drugs in paste form, uli
Their powders dry up in the mucous it
menibraneseniisiiig t hem to crack open fei
r's and bleed. The powerful acids used so
in the inhalers have entirely eaten ar
r'~ away the same mem bra lies that their pr
makers have aimed to cure, while* pastes hu
;nm unitiiieuis cannot rcncn uie (lis- mi
ease. And old and experienced practi- j le
es tinner who has for many year: made a ' wi
close .study and specialty of the treat- j an
"" nient of Catarrh, has at last perfected , ue
n?l a'1 reatnient which when faithfully used
not duly relieves at once, hut pennant hy
ve iv cures Catarrh, hy removing the 1 uu
!te cause, stopping the discharge*, and an
curing all intlnminution. Itlstheonly Ci
remedy know n to science that actually of
.r. reaches all'eeted parts. Tins wonderfu rei
remedy "is known as "SNl'I'FI.KS, t|m '"fl
GI ARANTKM) CATARRH (TllK' Fu
ra_ and is sold at the extremely low price ng
of One Dollar, e ich t uckiigc contain- j
ill ing internal and external medicine"! ''I'
j, siillicieiit for a full month's treatment th
and everything necessary to its perfect A<
's- use. pa
ch "SNUFKI.KS" is the only CAI,.
T A RIUI Cl'ltK ever made and is now j.,|
recognized as the only safe and posi
c- live cure lor that annoying and dis
a gosling disease. It cure's all iiiilaiiia- j
iiun iniii'X I v and permantly and is also T r
Wonderfully (|iiiek to relieve Ifay JLi'J
FKVKit or COLD in tne I1KA1).
OATARItll when neglected often
lie leads to CON8UMTION N r F Fo
v FI.KS" will Mivcyou it you u-e it at i
1 once. It is no ordinary rutindy, hot a > !>'
e-! complete t rent ment whieii is posit ively |
. guaranteed to cure cure CATARRH I h
le | in any form or stage if used according |
to | to the directions which accompany |
. ! each package. Don't delay, hut send !
for it at once, and write toll partieus
Inrs as to y our (ondition, ami you will j
riciive spiral ad vice from the discov- !
en r of this wonderful rtpiedy regard- (
rs iug your case without cost to you he- , Fe
i vond.ti e ri golar price if4 SNIP I 1.1.S" ( a
xl t i> CATARRH in;
ii r ; CU RK ro:
Sent j repaid to any addicss in thej an
'* l i :i?*il States or Canada on receipt ol j
. One Dollar. Aih!res Dept. Hi F.I>\Y I N ! Sa
H. (ill.KS.v ( o.M PAX V. and J.W.' da
Market Street, 1'hiladolpht l.
I)inwing The Line On JacUson. |i<
js A (Joed stcry is told in Missouri at
it., u v ..r . _ .
u, I ... . ... ..R it.|M 1U.-. jjuvnniur,
riabiiriivF. Jackson. '
Itefore In- sclvrd tlu? enigma of love- |,u
look lie |iad married live sisteis!?in "
' r ! reasonable lapsu of ooi-jirutivein ? .. 'l
1After one had been lust and n|?pr?*i?ri1"
ately mourned lie esi mused another, 1
and lie kept his eourtiii? within a oar- .
j row i irele of liis ow e. relatives, for lie '
rather likid the family.
1(. j Tin* tinthpiated father of these jjirl-.| (
|lk was alnm-l iPmI, and w|ie|i the govern,,
or went '.o this artoff? narian to ask for
It aw
(Ji | his surviving daughter, the foliov tug ^
, eonversutioi) ensued :
I i it i.?
"1 want Lizzie!" f,?
>e i "Kldf" he!
u "I want yon to let me have Kliza- "
hetl.!" 1,1:1
I- ; ... i :I
"Oil, y oil want | ,1/zie, do yoi|, what
i for? ' j -V"
le | if l
Ps "For my wife!" | tin
II "F? r life!" ear
i "I waul?to- marry?her J" ^
l: "Oh, yes! Ju->t so. I lo.tr yon '-v
d j ha!
I ' I'm precious glad von do," mnt-i' ''
"Li.i * i t'M'
. ! tered I lie governor,
el ste
j " Well," slowly responded the veto:-- |,?r
... nil, "you needn't liiller si that thejvYI
I,, whole neighborhood knows it ! Yer | ..
^ ran have her. You've got em all now eai
,t, my lad, hut for goodness' sake if any- ,,f
i,l thine happens to that .'ere poor iiiioj?
guided gal, don't come and ask me for
l? the old woman !"
Jackson solemnly promised that he
never would.?Tit-Hits.
Mason and Dixon's Line.
s" i
M o were al .va.v s t?;I>I t hat t lie faniou ,
lt, .Mas n and l)ix ui line \m.s siim what
imaginary , being intended merely to'
^ ! designate the division between the j
north antl south. Th? states of Mary- :
,r land and I'ensyIvania, however, view j
the mat ter d liferent I y, having reeent- !
ly appropriate I the one # "),00) iind (lie t
ii : other $7,000 to locate the old boundary :
posts and stones, many of which tlioy I
>.iy, have beeesto'en by vandal relii I
hunters. 'I'lieir p'.aees will lie taken
ny no v east iron makers, sp rt n- I
hurt; Journal.
^ "li tie- wurl I v.i t ' he. in perfect I
11 to-morrow, jus. think of the army of I
1 ; reformers that would lin.l themselves R
1 out of a job."
"Duty is soon tiling the majority of H
g men like to neglect."
y * Be sure you arc right, then pause a I
s moment for reflection." I
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It is reserved
For/""-? .
XOOCL <Sz Co.,
Its IN
; & LUMBER.
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THE HOME GOLD CURE
m IngciiousTreatment by which
Drunkards nro Heine i
Cured Daily in spite of
1 li-fmselves.
? N'dxous tioscs. No \Ycake-nK
of ihenerves. A Pleasant and 1
sitive Cure for tlie Liquot Habit. (
It is r.ow generally known and underbid
that Drunkenness is a disease
d not weakness. A body tilled with
lison, and nerves completely / hatter- '
hv dertndienl or eonstnnt use of iuxieating
liquors, r< quires an nntite
eapatde of neutralizing and erad- 1
iting this poison, and dest roying the '
living lor iiitoxieaiils. Sufferers '
iv now eure themselves at home
thout puhlieity or loss of time from 1
siness by this this wonderful
loJIE < it 11,1) < U KE" w[iieh has been t
rfteted after many years of elose ,
ndy ard treameut of inebriates,
le faithful use according to directus
< t this wondoilul discovery is I
sitiveiy gnurauteed to dure the most >
stinate ease, no mutter how bard a ^
inke. Our records show theinarvels
t ransformatior. of thoiisrnds of (
uiiK-irks into sober, iiidustrious ami
iriglit men. .
WlV KSfi'KK Yont litis HANDS!!
Ill l llK.V i i inc v,>i i? 4?..
- v \ ?*.? ivM iv r a i ii*
C! This ri'iiu(Is i> In no scnsi? a i
stru? i bin isasp. eitie fur this di?so
only. anil is so skillfully devised
(1 pre| ait'ii that it is tImronghly solIcand
pleasant to jibe taste, so that <
ran he given in a cup of tea or tof- 1
i' without the knowledge of the peril
taking it. Thoti-atnls of Drtinkd.>
iiave ture'l theinselves with this <
icrless remetly, and ts many more I
ive he? it cured ami made temperate
ell by having the "( I'ltK'* adininis-I
r? il by li ving trie: ils and relatives |
bout their knowledge hi coffee or tea
d believe today that they diseontin- , ,
d drinking of tluir own free wilt, j '
DO NOT WAIT. Do not be deluded
apparent an I ut'sleuriiug "improve- !
flit." Dt i\ e ollt the ili-easeat onei
d for all time, 1'he 'jIOMK TM.D j
ne" i> s, ]d at l |ie ex'feniei low price "
One Dollar, thus placing it within
a' Ii of t verv body a treatment more
eeloal than i t l.ers la sting $?."> to sfi'l.
lit direct tuns . (company e.n Ii pucke.
Spei iaI advic e by skil'id t liy.-teas
when r? ij'iested without extra ^
argb. Sent prepaid to r.r.y part ol
e world en r?ce'Jt of One Dollar.
Idress Dept. 1 Edwin It Oiles A Coin
n\ i.T.td ami Market Street
ii ladt I j.hia.
II .(.lie poiidi n< i si rict'y (MilidcnlMitel
Iron Works Supply Co\
auci'.sta tirobt;ia
uru'ry, Ma h ne. I oiler and C'i
,V rfcs K< /.ai.ing Promptly D.u e.
-IG-l-'O .
IN GIN KB
BOILKRS
DIN'S and PRESSES.
>mii 1 ftf 1! ii. S.ixv, (Jt i-t. Oil am'
rl 111 a;T Mill ; ?l-o Omi Press {
nv Mi I tin'1 Shing'e li t liI.-s. 11iii
Itil i ' I' ll Hail
ul l'astin>; 1%'aliiii;ul, Mill, kaetmy.
il M nehinists' Supplies. Helling,
eking, Inj Ttors, Pipe Fittings,
ws, Files, Oilers, Etc , cast ever}
y. Wotk 100 hands.
r
ii Love* I!?r 'though She Is j,
I) CO <l
a
\> I -at in iji} lonely niltage oil the |
mntain-ide, 1 watelieJ tlie sun anj'p:
oai'lieil 11>t* ) eak l> liiml which v
Vi;> soon to hide iu g I wh g light. ,
I sat il.ux meditating tlieri' ^
lilt* Jo me \isiolis of my yo.itli- v
I days. I beheld lit*i* again sit- v
ig at my fei't si'enlly, as if meilitai^
( n I lie heailty ol tin* scene'} ,
una! al.i. ,t us. Tl.i u as i.:y mini! ^
in to follow up a train of thought
.t Miggc-'ed it-a If, | again saw that
nil -i^ lit, there oaine to i,iy mill Ii*
v's'ioiis of tlial fatal day, when.
I 111.>i: 14111 llion. Ilea\a ii itself h o! ,
s;i|;en me in taking away my liust ^
loveil companion. As these visionu
iteil ha for.'mine eyes# in spite of a ^
i lily (K ti rminat ion?- 1 wept hitter (
irs for her who hail departed am
inly did f -tntc|i f. rtii my hands as j
ii 11 ii in I ie 8iipplie.it ion f< r the re- <
n of the faithful companion of my (
ly manhood.
Vhile in this agony of heart ,n arceU111?w
111 ^ what | d'd .| gat I.(Till my j
t aiul hastened out in spite of I In- uplaching
darkness ami instinctively 1
nod my head and di roe ted my foolps
toward that lonely spot where It
earthly rem tins had boon depolu d n
ten I ft ache 1 I it.it hallowed ground li
at down l>v that sacred inntilid of
!li ;i> i' eotiiiiiiinmg with the spirit il
toy departed?!>o?i. .%
(?. H. r. V
/^\A Woman's
jji-\ I- Mer Hei
iW H JLW \ and tJio jewo
i ?0# >to" whl?,h
^ ? /? givers (ihlt
gives new str
tcato organs
pends. Iteur
Ulcerations,
beauty of oor
GFJ
Sold by Orugg
G. P. ififtl!
DERANGED
.X MEN8THUA1
If T'-ur rompUInt la i,..t fully < '
tr? .<? I In < ;r (r?? book 01) fclOH T DATS
ro?U 4IMIAM, " 11 a 11?iy M.ith. I ,j,rS hill noth
? I w?sd",.,Vcd t
co.fla.nll.il, for fr? .Jclr. 0,.,.urr,t j?
it: otr.. a^rKi'is':
sseSa film ?r!;hrrx
lilUrHBUI>ti|fnllandmn* i|?J wt?in > rji
|>let* Inatructloja for tro.Ung Kr,'Ht"r ''!0r.lt .1
your Uoubl*. < to all suttering
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$2.00 a year and $1.00 for six
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PAUL SI' \NN, Proprietor. | J'.'l'
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L. M. MITCHELL; ??
PHYSICIAN & SUHGfQN i"ii
and
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J. I. CHASE OKA I N 8EPER-j I
A 11 rn i\ i i\ AU i IVJ n A i?
PORTA1ILE ENUIN'KS.
I nrties in tliis State have given lis j
est iinoniuls that the smaller ease S. p- |
Tutors thre.di out isu Uushels Oats per j
mur ami give splendid .-atisfaetion in j
very way,
WRITE ME FOR CAT A- j
I AM 5IIK AND S( ?M E STIR ?N?: 1 p/ENDORSEMENTS
OF HOME : "
PEOPLE. Qj
E. J. NORR1S, M
Edgefield, S C. Jm
AYIute MaiiTiii-iii'il Yellow.
(inat eansternation was t'.-li by the! j
riemls of M. A . II.'garty of I.exingt in, folt
iy., .vlien they saw he was turning y> 1ow.
Ii is -kin s!o .viy u hinged eolnr, j
Iso his e , i s, anil he slithered terrioly. I fjs|,
I s malady was Yellow daundii e. He i ,Jeo
ias treated b.s tlu- best do. t a s. 1? :t i ?. . i
tillmut ii?-1it-i!t. Then lit- was advised ; k, |
t> tr\ Khelrie Milters, the . oin.? rial j
toniaehe :n I l.iver remedy, :t?l lit- ^
iriti's; " .\ fit*)* taking two bntth's I
f;i> w holly cured." A trial proves it? 4, J; '
latehless merit for all Sloinae'.i, I.i? - ?>f i
r and Kidney tivnih'es. Oily 5t? . Mill
jld by r. II. (iunter, Prugsist. I orlii
A Oonil ('.ou^li ricdieinc J-1,'."]
.Many thousands have been restored >"11
> health and hippiiifss hy the use ol
'hambri l iiii's ( ou^h It Mile Iy. If :if- .
ieted w ith any t hi oat or Inns; trouble, -
ive it a trial lor it is ? ertain o prove ^
Mielieial Coughs thai have re i-t d
Mother treatment tor years, have j
ielded to ttils remedy and perfect '
e l:ii been restored. Cases tn:.t i rJP
-itse 1 hopeless, that llie climate of >
anion . Ilealt !i resorts failed t > benilit. ! 1*1
ave been permanently cured by its |j;i.
se. Kor sa- at Uunters Drugstore j.
j lie
A I'ocr .Millioi tiirc ...
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Lately starved in London heeause :
e eouhl n t digest his food. IvtrM
s - of Dr Kind's New l.ife I'.Ms would
ive S .ved liiri. They sire.- t. ell the
I uiiaeli, aid digestion, promote assim* alsi
latioii, improve appetite. Priee 25r. a,?
loney hack if not satisfied. Sold l.y
i>. <<i|iu(Ti iinig^isi,
I Til
Crowning Glory Is
Ellihp tiia
Is In this crown nro the magic let- , Am
and for the greatest of all health- .
STIiK'S FEMALE PANACEA. It I
eugth-giving qunlitios to the blood I 1
ow vigor to every one of the dell- B ! for
upon which woman's health do- : sav
e? Loucorrluoa, Prolapsus,Tumors, I .-.' j
Intlammationn, Painful and Irreg- I
It gives health, and with health, I v
nploxion and figure. I J iiav
Is Prepared Only by
r.L. GERSTLE & CO. '
CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
istt at SI a Bottle. Sin Bottles for S5.
t might interest you to know what your |
is (or nte, so I nin writing this letter. For
twelve years 1 was troubled with I i
deranged imMistruNtlon, and the ?
"ION agoniet> I tmflereddliriiic that tinic I l>
N can 1)0 Letter Imagined than <le- I .
, scribed. 1 had tried doctors'i>rc- I ,"'M
' scriptions and various other rem- I us,(
Ins did me any food and it seemed that I
o suffer to Jheond. Ilygonto lortunato | the
nrd of C. F. P., and it nmst have hecn | ,,
that caused too to try It. fur in eight dn> s ft 1 cv
tains it I felt u marked improvement, | ,mi
two hottlos I am rerdy to proclaim it JJ
medy ever made for WpmeTi. posse-si?s | (lilt
utn you claim fot it. You may tell this 1 .,
women. I t III'
MRS. A. E. CHALK Kit. Hen. Oa. ] j {t,r<
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. |
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-at nil Timo nt Ja'-ksotivilla and PxrAnuak
E intern Time at Othnr Points. '
Miwlule ku Elloct J.in. 27th. lt?)L
NiiriTii nnnvn No.!M[No..T8!Xo.8I
KOIITHBOUXD. |4$tUl>! Dally mSo
3:i'-U- .n vi! c (i\ b) ... I 8 oji TSTp !2~5Jp
(Savannah (.bo. Hy } il2 55p|l? !?ja 4 Mp
Hariiwull 4'iip 4 Ota . ..
Hiark villa 4HU|v 4 'Sa 8 lap
Colombia .... a topi 8 Km 9 tap ,
. ('hurtosion, (do. Uy ; l>*i lI7hrp 62t)p I
hummi-rvi'.le 7 4!u'l2UUit flOCn
Brunehvillo K Qi*> 2U0n 7 0*j>
Orangeburg 9 2Ca klfmJOp
KingvUle 1048* i 25* "?4ip
Columbia .. litem ftoaa ?35p |
. A lbania, iSo. Ky. ) ! at>jp yiwp OtiJp
. fit amtevtlle 3!?Jpl915p
Aiken ... lltp .... 715p
; 1 .amton 4 C2p 11 tltp
Johnston .J 1 lip u Arp
*.Oolumbia, (U.D.) 555p a loo
. Columbia, tBldg bt n Hop 1! 20n1 U 48p
Wlunsboro ~Mp 7 22a!l383p
Che iter ?01p 8IUall24p
H ck Hill w.. Hi?p 8 13a 11 4Sn .
1Clnirlott>' .... 2rp 1 45ii 234a I
M<nnvii..-_. _ _ nobi imp ana
. ftlchtnond . ... tt oua I 8 2ftp| ~l
. Washington 7 tiki Tflilui M Km
Haiti 10ore 1 Pu.Kft) ! 1.1a 11 Ittpll 27a
1 hiladolphia 1' :2,n| 2 90ii 1 Wh
hew York.... XOBpl 8Cb 4 l&i
. Co umbia . .llfSoil"H itOui
. bpartanlmrg j 8 10p II 2te
A short lie 715p 2 48p
Knoxvlllo .... 4 15a | ratio'
C'incttina'l F3S* ...
lyOUlHVilll- . . lop " Sua TT
KifTHUOtrxo. ri0!'!? 4
| Daily Dully ex bu *.
IjoUlnvlile , 4ia . 4,?p *
Cim-mimtl . n.ii ?
KnoxrtUe ..........T..... 1 aja! ? ison
Aitneville 8 ft;., SOfip
bpartanburg ill 45a ? 1A\?|
. Qo'ntnbla .. . 1 aaipl 9it0p
rNcw\olk l'u.?.l:> 8 r.'lotii 124; t n
Philadelphia rttipl 8 5Co' 8 lCp
Baltimore 8 27p tt 22u 5 22p
Wnshl'gt'n '" >. Ityl ! VJjep 11 15aj Ch5p
. Kimiiiiond ?..... ri nop iiiglm ,
l'>?nvi:> "" l7l-r. {148p' 12 5' a ,
ciinriot 'i. ~...... I s lii?i PSftp' 4 21 a
Il.s-k Hill titln lotapi 50m
Clii-ster PtOulllOp 5 27a ~
iimnluro . I t lha 12(tin OO a
.C'lluiobtn, IlllitiiSt .... II V6u 1 10a 7 (k.'u
. Columbia, tL*. 1>.) 11 :<ia] 4:181'
Johnston 1 alp O.'t'n!
'i'ronton 1 tap 6 4
At'ti-n ; ?aip: 7 Kti1 nt.n
Uiiinit.-villo ! '? 13p 7 Fn'
Augtl - i .. 2Sop 8(i;;, lo2^a
Ctiltuubia tbu. Uy) .... 1 4u0p, 1 a."?i 7 (Xn
Kingvillp ! 4 48p 2 82). 7 55a
()ituiv< hnrg I 5tt'H, a 45.1 8 41a
Hi oiii hvilli- 11 l.ipi 4 ?.,> 9 2tift
Sutiitnervillo 7 5lp 3 57ailO:C'4?
Cniroiton . |8l5p roOa 1115a
(' .-nil-i 1 1 So. ICv.) 111141 11.5a 7 U-'a (
liliu-kvilli- 1 lop 2 57a, 8 S-a
Ikuowi-ll 1 24p 8 1 Ji
b.iv.inii.-ih .. 3<15p 5 Mi,lo 3m
Jiii-Kvmvilhi lP. 8.1.... 7 40p 8 25al 2 Hop
Slocplag Cur SorvioQ.
xi-fllent daily pnxsongor scrvio? butweon e
riita ami Ni-w \ork.
os . 1 nil-1 >2? NvW York and Florida I.im
I. Daily i-.-.t-i pt Muudttv, i-otnpostsl t-xi-lu* I
ly of Fullinan tlin-st Draw iag ltooiii Shs-ir
C ini.paftuii'tit ami OWvniner I
I'll Sew York, Coluiil'ui und St. August ine. a
ulhi.an prig oars lietweon Augusta nn<l
on and Xi * York, runs from Augusta to
uniii.ii via B:a -kvillo. Parlor cars l>o i"i
Cli&rii ?;<.ii imd'O iluuilin.
bi. aj ami ,H?New York and Florida Ex's
Drawing-room sleeping cars between j
tu.tH anil Sew York, Pullman drawingi:i
M' <ct jtiK ears between Port Tampa. Jackvlllg.
Savannah Washington ntid Vow York,
liiifisi . u- cars be ween Chariot to and I
lnu >nd. Dining cars between Charlotte
Suvannuh.
os. :? and .XV? U. H. Fast Mull, Through
linan drawing-room bufTot aleomitg ears W
sm Jackaonvtlto and Now Y?nt and Pull11
c i ping ears between Auguatu and Char
Dining earn aorvo ail muni* onrouto. s
lttiiin ii.coping curs Isstwcon Jacksonville
Columbia enroute dully betwoeu Juoksonr
una Cinclnuutl, via Asnovillc.
ASK S. OANNON, ?. H. HAKDWIOK,
bird V-P. & Gen. Mgr., (icn. 1'ns. Agt.,
shir.gtnn, li. C. Wnsliingtou, D. Q. 1
\ 11. TALOE. K. W. HI NT,
t Gen. Pass. Ag't., Utv. pass. Ag't,.
Atlanta, Or. Charleston, S. Q.
^P. COBB
Dcr?lcr in
.suaaiES, a
PTJE1MITUEE
)FF1NS. tST Always j
\SKETS AND On" ! "
EI'ALIC C^SFS- Hand.!;
br.ston, S. C.
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For Sale. /
otter fur Sale my residence wit! 1
1 teen acres of land in the town of v
cslnni; <>u these premises are a *
id crchutd, vineyard, pasture and!
- pond. A very desirable I1011111 ind.
For terms etc., apply to .1. (I. j
utci';:!1, Columbia, S. C., or T. H.I
rnaghuti, llatesburg.
iifness, Noises in tlie Mead, *Vc. !
ivilivi-'y cured hy ii auti.EV's kau J.nnos. i
> ni-w llcuii'ilv tiir. v viliI to tin' actual -"-at .
in- disca-o, ami lias ellcetod MK'li rem.if k.ilile ;
-liiat tlie grcati-t llO|ie Is lu-lil nut to all j
erers. no matter how liail or lnnt;--tan<Hntr \
etin niti\ ! . i)\k uotti.k win. <'t iik any .
man i-.i-'i'. .mil will I.* >cnt securely narked I
j<o-t-|iaiil. with full dirrrtimii ami testi- J
i la Is upon receipt <>f 91 N> Order direct ;
ill \ \l > s I'.. IIA III. KY. va. stiM-kdale liuaii.
th l.atiil i til, l.nliiloil, KNtil.ANII.
iA UBECFE! j?
i lirst-class Barbecue will lie given
llit* <>!>!> FF.I.L*)WS of llatesbiirg,
IIK iTII OK .1 riiY.
y
NN'KK: 8.*>e. '/or Men. 2'w. For .
lies. K very-body are cordially inid
to be pre-eot. Everything w ill
in tin? latest style. Solicitor J. J
n. 'I Ir.jrttmiiil, Pent. Cov. Tillman j
I Congressman ,1. Wm, Stokes, will
In-ss tin* antlienee during the day.
lators Tillman am? McLaurin, are
n expected to be present. Be sure
i lie on hand.!
? lies! lt? medy I'or Stomach
nnil Itoucl Trouble*.
I liav? boon in the driifi business for
illy years ami have sold most all o f
pr? | r:etary medicines of any note. ionfi
the entire list I have never
ml anytbinfi to equal Chamberlain's
ic, cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
all Mtomnoh mtd bowel traublti,"I '
-11. w Wakefield, of Oolumbua, Gi? j
ii. r, :i?.y ired two severe eases !
Iml r iiiorlni? in my lamly ar.d I J
e rei omniended . lid sold hundreds <
ini tb - of it to my customers to their J
ire satisfaction. I' a Herds a qu'ck j
,-nre enr in a pleas ,nt form." For J
by F. 1>. (Imiter. ?
1
She Didn't Wear A Mask.
nt her I cantv was completely hid- J
by, blotches ami pimples till she |
1 line -Jen's Arnica Salve. Then ?
i vanis! e?l as will all Krnptions,
er, Sores, Uoils, F leers. Carbuncles ! J
Felons from its use. Infallible for 4
s, Corn*, Itnrns, Scalds ami Piles,
e fin tnuueed. 2f?c at F. 11. Ctrns.
1'
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Bevers &, Kneece
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BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS.
The best and cheapest shops in the State.
??? ?MUHIHAll
work done in the best style. Finest Painting done ut tbe
I - $39BH
Lowest prices known.
HORSESHOEING BY THE BEST EXPERT SHOER
IJS THE SOUTH
3oift get cheap work done when you can get FGat-class work at lees prices.
RIDGE SPRING. - - S. C.
woxne iim. slutlcLX_jOo3sI
You needn't buy, but you will.
V F
We don't appologize for the low character of
our prices?don't tmve to, so long as the good;
they're attached to are s6 highly respected.
SATISFACTION EXCHANGED: OUR BARGAINS,
YOOft MONEY.
We have on'exhibition, a new line of Plows,
Hoes. Stoves, in fact, every thing in the
Hard-ware line. New goods ariving daily.
?T. IB. STOKES.
It May he Shameful.
But every chance we get, we jump oil
mr prices and tread them down.
Hetts! Ust/tsII
Straw and Kelt just received at prices never before ottered, and quality
'quaI to any.
Slioes! SlxoesII
We have a line T-allies nnd^Childrens Slippers that is yours for economy
nil solid autisfaetion.
Dress Goods
T.aces and hnhroderies at all prices tliat equal any on the market in price
mil quality. Come to-day, don't wait 'till to-morrow."
J". C- a-LO^EIR,
K F. FORREST & CO.
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES !
TOBACCO _
CIGARS, "v
U A u Oil: a. i?*> ? w ? leO**11
- LEAifffcK?
CANDY
We have nor candy made by reliablejiecplc especially for our trade. Guar
inteed to be fresh
Dry Goods Low as the Lowest.
saluda, q s
Buggies & Wagons!
nv^, 11?there are none bet
SATCHER ANI) COLEMAK
SALUDA. - - ----- S. C.
: :
SVERY ARGUMENT
And claim needs proof to make it
stand. Our proof is our goods.
SKYER IN Til E
H istory of our business have we had
such a volume of Bargains for you.
o %> j
)UR STOCK
Consists of every conceivable class
of goods. Prices right?goods the !
Stead man & Riley's I
Batesburg. S. C. 1
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| HOOK, JOB AND J
| COMMERCIAL PRINTING, | 1
^ N i.A'ri.v ami QUICKLY 3 I
| Exkcutki) AT 3 M
I Till-: ADVOCATE OFFICE. I I
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