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It J.WMJ 1 jlCil'-Jll L1' - ^ iF%v* HIE ADVOCATE. I'l' 111.18)1 ? D KVKKY W K 1> N K81> 4 Y. - Our 4 devil" informs us tliat lie got married Sunday. The bride ban our sympathy. Miss Anna Thomrs is away on her summer outing. She will be gone about three weeks. A pleasant trip to her. Ask for the celebrated "Hungarian Purity" flour at L. C. Hartley & Co's. Mr. Warren Smith has been visiting his children near Springfield. Geo. Hell Timmem in vi'.itid r;la ivis in Johnston, Sunday and Monday. Dr. Mitchell visited friends in Johnston Sunday. "They say" the Doctor has ft "techy" feeling in that direction. Dr. Theo. Quat tlebaum is spending several days with the home folks in "Winsborro. We havent any-one to discuss politics with while he is away, i Dr. Kennorly was in town last week. He says he actually believes the most of the Saluda voters would l vote for McLauriii. \ The beautiful an.i accomplished 1 Miss Sallie Matthews, of Leesville, passed through the city Thursday enroute to Wagener, where she will tie a brides-maid in the marriage of her friend. 1 Miss Sallie Gregory has returned X home after a delightful visit to Greenwood. She will be found at her usual J place !n the New York Itacket Store. M iss Julia Ilolston went down to "Wagener Thursday, to attend the ^ marr>age of lier couvin. , Glymph, the painter, has been doing some excellent work around town, j There is no doubt about it, (1 lymph ( can use a paint brush with skill. lie ^ is an aatist. If you went painting or u papering give Glympli a trial. Miss Lula Parrot has returned to her 'home in Darlington, after a pleasant s visit to her friends, Misses Emmie and Amanda Itawl ( Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of^Aiken conn- | ty, have been visiting Mr. W. H. Plun- ? ikett, who is very sick. ?. Miss Ila Smith is on visit to friehds at Trenton, S. C. Miss Edna Taylor is visiting friends t _ ?nd relatives in Georgia. Miss Nettie lirunson, who made d nany friends in our town during the s I.eague conference, will visit Mrs. Sol- I lee in a fer days. Dr. Wilkins, Dr. limmerman, c Messrs Tom Quattlebaum, J . P. done* s and others, whose names we did not f get, attended tt?e Union meeting at ?' Le esville, Saturday and Sunday. 1' Miss Nannie Gunter is at liome for v * -> -'"^^^He'simr-fiver. .from Cedar Springs. All *' are glad to see her again. Did you ever buy any of Slielton v Mills flour? Go to I>. <\ Hartley & ' Co., for a sample sack?Guaranteed to make bread to the value of tide, more per barrel than any other made. s Many a man makes his mark in this world because he is unable to write. ^ "The gift of gab is not always an a, *?entable nresent." 1 lTlie Misses Stevens of Atlanta, who y liaw been on a visit to their frieud> ti and relatives here and at Monetta re- t turned to their home on Monday morn- a ing much to the regret of tlnir man* h acquaintances. u If yju want your children to grow t Ihealthy, wealthy and wise, feed theni on bread made of Shelton Mil s 11 or? > ait L. C. Hartley & Co. "1 suppose,'' he ventured, "that you would never speak to me again ii " i were to ki*s you?" "Oh, John!'' " sihr exclaimed, "why don't you get " over the babbit of always looking at '* liie dark side of thing-?" Jiig stock of summer clothing. Jus 1 it* thing for this hot wea'her. See our ( 1 ini and prices. Coals, lOe. ami up; Soil, sfl.'K) and up. J. J. )i:.w! & Son . Miss Mae Carter left for her home ir Uorth Carolina, Sunday. Miss Cartel lias had a successful season with the ' Racket rtore and her friends will b? glad to see her at her post this fall. ^ We Lead, others follow. Lion coll ie ^ lOcts. per lb; Arm A Hammer So a a .5 cts. per lb. .1. J. Rawl & Sons, ."Mr, A. Vinsant, a hustling farnie ?df the Hollow Creek section, was hert v. :Sat cr.J.iy laying in supplies. Tin ^ .good part about this excellent man, i? j be pays as he goes. eJ J>on't forget the spe .king and bartu - ? cue at Jlatesburg on July, 4th, evt ry ^ Lady should come. The Halesburg people are making ^ great urciiaralions for the comi nc n?r- <= Ibee.uc and public speaking. You an cordially invited to attend. M isses Itutli ami Jsabclle Conner en | I tertaiued their many friend at a de- ' liglitful sociable on last Friday after- < noon Miss Mira Walton of: t Matthews, i? , on a visit to her brother Mr. Whit Watson. * Those who will speak at the Bates- \ burg barbecue on the fourth are Cot gressman W. J. Talbe-t, I.t. Cov. .Ins ^ .H. Tillman. Solicitor J. W. Thurmond ' .and lion. \V. II. Tirumerm in. "Strange to say, no one can sec ' throng.i the whole story of hell sinc? < , lis said th it hell has no b ?ttom in it.' The pretty Misses 1 lottos of near Leesville, were in town Thursday shop in g. tfr. I). M. Low man arid Ins little daughter, of Moiietta, wero in towi Saturday. We received Monday fronr. Mr. W. Aug. Shealy, a cotton blossom, also some grass in full head. This being the second blossom nnd the liist hei.d of grass that has been brought t ? our office. See Whittens ad" in this issue. He is closing out bis mamotli stock at actua I cost. Tills sale will close on the 6th. Now is tiic accepted time to make your purchases. * , giffmwnimmiwHinimntm Iw^-isri ^ E Kvery sensible person that re their friends, to lake a 20-pa, Annuity combined,? tlie lu st I sued by the "fidelity mutual life ( ? of Philail \ ',12 YEARS OLD, i More Insurance than any nth at it's age. None better, few n rail on |c L. JONES, Disi Gnl ||D. RUFUS HALTi Agent. BATES Money to l.cnil, At The First National Bank of l.atcs)urg. Every accomodation consistent vith sound banking guaranteed to our " latrons. Your account solicited. W.W.Watson, ?' Cashier. Sl The Editor is away this week atcnding the State Press Association, vhich meets at (linen Springs. If you desire to enjoy a rare treat in he way of good speaking, come to the 1 tarhecue at Batisburg on duly. <lth. a On Thursday evening last, Miss Man- ? lie Bates entertained a few Of her 1: riends, in honor of her cousin, Miss n Virginia Grainbreil. v Be on hand promptly at ten o'clock, v uly, llli, to hear some good speeches J' in questiors of public interest, after ' vhich there will be all the dinner you 11 re looking for. I' "A wise girl dosen't think herself an '' ngel just because somo man tells her he is." 1 When you want a modern, up-to-date iliysic, try Chamberlain's Stomach and -iver Tablets. 'J'hey arc easy to take a nil pleasant in effect. Price, 25 cents. v iamplcs free at F. U. Counter's drug '' tore. "In tl.e golden chain of lriero ship here is many a missing link." Rev. II. It. Murcherson left fr.r Aiilerson Friday meining. Mr. Marcheron Is one of the leading young minis- ' era in the Presbyterian church. Dr. K. 1". Stmt her brought to onr lliee the flrjt cotton bloom of the sea- ? on. The Doctor is one of the best 11 arniers in onr section and he usually omes in on time. How will tins coin- o nire with the first bale of cotton, e iliich Texas lias marketed some time ? go? Rather belated. tl Mr. Hugh O'Neal, one of our boys |J I'll ?is making a reputation for himself " n railroad ciicles, is fast climbing '' he ladder. A circular issued l?y the 1 outhern announces bis appointment ' s traveling auditor. This is a respon- ai ible and lucrative position. We con- '' ratulate our old fi iemj and former v ki oYviismaii. Dr. A. J. Tli i:uas, the Kditor of the ' hiptist Courier, visited our town last reek. Many of our people remember A lis faithfulness to bis jl >ek, while pas- ' or here ami it is a pleasure to see him I mong us at any time. The Courier j as grown in strength and influence i aider his iiiaiiageineiil. 1; is one ol lie very lie-1 religious papers in the I mid. A hearty welcome always waits Dr. Thomas. Slieri If Tom?'aug hnian of la xingtot , aine to tov\ii .Saturday, on < tlieiul busiie.-s. We extended him ail iuvitaticii i) ubide with lis Sunday, b it be < old ot accept, as bis gill |:Os:tively lo ijs bis staying away so long. The! herilf can't sing but lie i> an adept t courting and p sscsses many win 111^ ilk imM lilt* ;jins !-ay SO. 'i e e attainment- consider. U with tin*' mt tlint hi* is a Hrstwlass Shcrifl', ?'ii-] bits li i iii to bo a ''bfli cow" mi ail masioiis. We extend an invitation to ail our [ aders, to drop in The Advocate of- j ee, oil the -It li. Soino of the for. e ! ill be present during the entire day. lake our place your hcud<|iin ter-. t'e want our friends to feel at home itli lis. All we have will bo at your rviee. ('onimand u-.!! ^iWn?Vi i?? :*n Host Makes, x y Lowest Pric Peter A. !>.'{7 15 roa ( -^.g-CL "CLStQ I?1MI? I ' ?J "WPL'tiMWii Mii K -TT-. ^ 989!. ^ r .: * M wwwwwwwwwwk rED r ^ ads 11)1 -> paper and all of y incut liile Policy with ^ policy in the world; is- i * INSURANCE COMPANY) s r? lave sold $>521 ,000,000 f or company has ever sold f as good. Address or '-^Z . Agt, WAGENER, S. C.^j WANGER, Special|| BURG, S. C. Save your IVIoney And keep it in the Savings Depart lent of TUB FlllST NATIONAL SANK of Batesburg. Four (4) per. ent interest on deposits. Dividends emi'annually. Both large and small ceounts solicited. W. W. Watson, Cashier. Thursday will be a red letter day io hitesburg. Our friends have a cordi1 invitation to he en hand. Every no will have a big time, as there will io a big barbecue, big speaking, big ion present. The big day will close kith a big game of ball. Our "boys till do their lit most, to " wallop'' in a ^coming manner, an aggregation of 'ronton, Edgefield. Johnston and the tterniost parts of the earth. We exert a great game. The fact is, it will >e "great" all around. Let your miling countenance be seen among he jolly merry-makers. Marriages Are long remembered by the friends nd relatives of the bride and groom, .-lien they are requested to be a guest y receiving one of The Advocate's cantil'ul wedding invitations. S< nalor Caughmnn was in town Satirday. He says t he grass is growing eautifiilly. Judged. 1' III.zhardt and daughter, if Wauls, came down to his old home 'ridav. Mr Tt in Valni <1 was on our street* atiml;iy. Mr. Vahurd is a prominent itrmcr of the "Hidge" section. During la-i May an infant child of ur neighbors was sniffing from choirs infantum. 1 he doctors had given l> all hopes of recovery. 1 took abote of Chamberlain's Colic,Cholera an liarrhoea Itemedy to the house, t *! 1 lg them I felt sure it would c.'o gone used according to directions. In wo days time the child had lui'y reivered, The child is now vigorous lid healthy. I have recommeinled lis remedy frequently and have nevr known it to fail. ? M rs. Curtis Hni*r, Itoakwalter, Ohio. Sold by F. 11. i ii it t er. v< rr"u 11 ^#'Crow?fjilTo C a 11 And See -- lio? My N y f rt fc' A *N N ~iVg KZ MACHINE I \ . M L Cm Ctt Hit I Fruli & Attkel *5 ?\S Hlm!Mo|ey y* * ?*J. Do you know that out "of $25,000,000' paid for canned fruits last year the fruit growers got $3,000,000: the^canners" the rest.1y Die. many growers" hye. In poverty, the few canners in luxury.. If you want to make money in the fruit* business, do your own canning. You can't do practical, money-making "work on a cook stove, but you can with the new t.c.wilson canning machine," 1899 patent, which I am selling. ft is A complete canning machine of ralvia? Ikv1 irx>i? A fur boa is la the rmdJte. sue* rounded b) water It makes the water boil With amaxuig rapidity, and is just the thing, ; for washings, slaughterings, etc. Weifhs 21 pounds. and can be placed lis tfcT house or yard % ill can ?uo to 6ux cans per day You not Only can compete with tact* ones, but by putting up frutta when lierh, get better price*. Send for circular containing tTuxwrWab hf ^e?*ple who have used rt. A.-L. Eargle, DcImar'S^C. - ,K .. -*J tVifiviveffevciicvieVir/^ : ^ p| ?|JgjM J | ' f: V, | LA m wm ^ 7' ^ m ; m vf * cs Known. 0 Brenner, 1 St root, *9 - - OrCL BARBECUE! We will K've a first class barbecue with refreshments at llolley's School house Saturday, July 20th. l'rice reasonable. Senator Tillman and others will be present and address the crowd. Let every binly come and spend a pleasant day. Derrick Bros. Barbecue. We will furnish one of our wellknown barbecues at Delmar, S. C., on Thursday July 25, 1901. Speakers will be present to entertain the crowd. Hates for dinner reasonable. C?i?e one and a!I and spend a pleasant day. with us. A. L. E A KG I.E. J. C. SWYGERT. WILL EVANS. Haberdasher, Shirt maker will, give your mailorders prompt and careful attention, at 1482 Main Street. Columbia, S. C. Free Scholarship. The attention of all South Carolina Club-women is called to the fact that the Scholarships belonging to the South Carolina Federation will be open competition on July 12th, 1901. We are very fortunate in securing such valuable gifts from the leading educational institutions in the State, and we should use our best influence to see that these Scholarships are filled. The Scholarships are as follows: 42 Of free tuition a (^Converse College Spartanburg. S. C.,one for each County in the State, One of free tuition at WinthropCollege, Hock Hill, S. C., open to the State at large. One of free tuition at the Presbyterian Co.lege for Women, Columbia S. C., open to the State at large. OmTof free tuition at Mrs. I. A. Smith's School for Young Ladies, Charleston, S. C., open to the State at lai ge. One of free tuition at Mies Ida McCollotigh's School for Girls, at Walhalla, S. C., open to the State at large. One of free tuition at '.he Alumnai t 'lub School Of Domesl ic. Seienne T.miU ville, Ky., open to the State at larg.o. Any Club-Woman wishing further particulars in regard to any of *hese Scholarships, will please apply, before July 1st, to the Chairman of the Educational Department-, Miss Christie II Poppenheini, 31 Meeting Street, Char lesion, S. C. Election Of School Trustees. The patrons of the white schools ol Saluda county, will > lease meet at their respec tive school nouses on Saturday, July the Otis. 1UU1; for the purpose of electing trustees for the seveiil school districts for the two ensueing years. Election shall be by ballot, p >lls opening at 3 p. m. and closing at 5 p.m. The present trustees will act as managers in U12 school districts where no more than one white is located, In other districts they will appoint three (3) managers for each cliool. The managers will certify the result of the election; giving the names of those voted for. the numhei ?f votes received by each, the name ??' school house at which election held and the name of district in which said school i* located By order of County Board of Edwca lion, \V. S. WIGIITMaX, Chairman. June '2'1. 1901. Heartburn. When the quanitv of food I I'cen i too large or the quality t orich, heartburn is likely to follow, and especially soil the digestion has been weakenei by constipation. K.it slowly and not too freely of easily dig-stcd food Masticate the food thoroughly. Lf six hours elapse between tnenl? am vvlie.i yau feel a fullness an ! weight lit the region of the st omach after eating, indicating that yo i have eaten to much, take one of Chamberlain's St out rich and l.:ver Tablets and the heart burn maybe avoided. For sale by F, B Gunter. The Union Meot'ng On Saturday and Sunday last th t'ppor D T ision of Ifidge Asso-iatioi met at the Baptist church at l.eesville flic plucky little clnin-h Inxl mmi. -areful and ample preparation to en tertnt'i all the delegates ami otliei friends from the thirteen ehtirche* composing the union, and it ean hi truthfully added that better entertainment was Defer provided. The hurch had the generous offer of hel| hy many friends outside. Mos of the churches of the union was represented hut on account ot the necessity foi work on the farms, and on account o (lie great distance of a few, some of the churches sent no re, resen atives Kev. II L. Magg >tt preached lie missionary sermon on Sunday morning in the college building, it having hecome evident that the church nearby would not seat comfortably the larg? crowd. The sermon was well prepared, I lioilirht fill swill inli.i-u. i ' 1 n ...?w. w."?v? aa0 f l IIV- If.w lit ing, "Follow me. ami I will make you Ushersof men," from which the preach er took tlio subject : "Doin^ gooil t > others." The treatment of the subject was appropiate mid profitable. At the the cviithision a fair colic Hion was given for State Missions, and the money sent to l?r. T. M Bailey, who has ninety missionaries looking to him for support, in part. There were held two sessions a da.y forenoon and afternoon, with dinner on (lie ground. Some who hud been appointed t > speak did not respond, hut there were enough present to consider thoroughly all the topics oil the program. The ministers in attendance were II. G. llaggott, d. A Oarson, It. 'T. Marsh, A. G. Wilkin*. The other | brethren J. 1*. Jones, S. T Edwards, ! W. W. Moisten, \. P. West, \V . II Timmerman. We were especially glad to have with us, for the first time, l)r, Tnnmermid, former State Treasurer, now president of the llatesburg bank 1 Thc % J - Shelton 51 AN1 5? Mills, % *2 Manufacturers of ^ JOIRY G^)' ^H10H-0RADE^_ ^ w , S"' ^ ^ lti rT? rr> have a full ^ " LvJU Ivtjr Dry cJoods tliat a ^CHATTANOOGA, TEN.SE 3 Sj PSNTS <J|For Prices<^_ ^ mi ^2 Write to 2^ T3 When we try t -L'* jjalns in this de| ? 11. ? know where to bt 25 * 3^ injj to tn?l the c ;5 ITaltiwanger, ;: <!l"'u ^BATESBURG, - - S. C.5 P V s V vt> vTv V > V > v /! vy v / 3 V.' ^ V y ^ vy v y v y v y 1 COST V J V v V > ^ \ \ J v y |THE t NE vjy I RACKE1 vy X ENDSS 'h ^ rriiis is the oppoi to buy goods ch there been such a y of goods thrown < cost. r'K 1 NIiW YORK R a * O ^ ' ^ ?r \ ^ r h ' r' -* r' ^ / N rT> /h who rendered ? III -i mit service by I ' 1 | T i bought ful speaking and attentive hea; 1 I k wig. *? e shall hope t see him oflen in future meetings. He is a noble man "^T inivfersutly esteemed fur hi> high char- I ^ a ter and religions devotion. A. 1 1 Anions the ; rom incut Methodist and Lutheran brethren in attendance were Itrotbren Herbert, Anderson, llaynes. Alston, the lirst two of whom spoke for 1 > l os. We were p'eased to see and lieai lvlCllil hem. We It ft I.tes.ille in love with the place and the people, having inj >yed ///(' Tft/'rifSl nilch our sojourn with them. l'in icxt meeting will he held at Ited Hank church, the last o( September. Paid to Polic A. < w. | "Total Iiiconn It llazz'c-i The \V..rl.l, ,Wts 1)cee" N?I)i?-?t..rj i.us ..v., '"S'l'-ance an rented one quarter *?f 11?*? exeit<nieut A y? 4that lias I.e mi raiisc I by Dr. K'lig".- Xi.LLvL lu X Vew Discovery for Consumptio 1. It - From the rep severest te-ts have tieen on hop?dess olice.it is shown victims of Consumption, P. cumoni. ||( ^It^carollm IU-niorrage, Pleurisy ami Bronchitis (iaimd liftythousnndsof whom it has restored to company, perfect health. For Cough., Colds Coll *eted in i ... ii i* ,, Has f 11,827,9C Ast! 111a, C roup, Hay ! ever, lloarsnes- ,.ou,|,.lllv ind Whooping Cough it is the quickest The Mutual I amlsuresteure.il the world. It i One-Half Per Ce sold by F. P> Cuoter, wh iguarautees '',e hive Pel . , , than a (fove.nnu satisfaet oil or refund money. Furgi |mpajr,.j lut'les ">0e and $1.00. Trial bottles Companyfree. A few lirst-e For parliouh Dentil of an liifunt. ? ^ (>11 last Saturday night the Angel I of Death again visited our community . in>l laimed for it> v ctim lit tie ltobliy >^J)t'C*ll Eugene Cotney, infant son of A. I' and Etta Cotney. The little fellow was fivemontbsand t weiity-seven dayold. Their home is made very sad and lonly by the sore bereavement of tlit*ii ' little one, for Hobby was a very bright and sweet babe and is .nis-ed very The dull seasoi niucli by all and one less in their lionu tie town is niovr and one more in Heaven. May the be- of course wa I reaved parents say like Job, the For. rain and the fan liatli given and the Ford iialli taken extent, in the gr; away. ?nd favorable w T. IF K. will enable us to Kinercdge, S. < . The l*enItli of i willi the (scrpti l>ear Advocate : The people of Yo will Und enclosed a cotton l?l is taioed last Fri-ia soiu. I have several tins morning. I house hy the Sal know that the Istof July is not earl\ ie Club. It was for blossoms, l?'it considering that the tl?t*y met with gi c >lton was re planted seventeen days dinh ultie after the first planting. I think it will p|ay rendered, m be among the llrst in this commiiiiity Mr" Ernest Mntli Of the other specimen; I have also no \hie. f.eed several. Chh.r. ns daj \\ . Aug Sua j. church last Stint "The man whose polities is corrupt V" and whoso religion Is pretense is inak- ''ll ? ing lustery all over the world to day." *'a^ 1411 ,smiu ay ) HANDLE OUR i D YOU'LL HaXidl ODS AND SnaP8' Even for Bar- i OES!! Oa^ Hunter?. \*i uve ? full lint* of TRUNKS line of Shoe* an tRat w>, wijj cjoge out at |,rjct.B that ire Up-to-date in e\- wi|j m,ne tliem quick ^ & C OTH' Sewing Machines! h f Hurry and get your wife that Sowinfr Maolune before present lot is o describe our bar- sold out. Several styles to pick from. I>artnient, we don't You pay less than one half of Agents r) gin. It's like t.*y- prices; and suiae terms if desired.i ^ onimeucement of a Special inducements on a limited J j: quunity?to the tlrst twtnty fivj. . JONES, The Und B nt W 1 vly V ?% I \-i 10 S-A-XjIE I vy vy K vty A _ ^ v y \T vy r? W i YORK | r store U I; V 1 vy VTlllDAY. ? $ _w ; : rfc I tunity of your life ^ cap. Never have ^ x x , treineiidous stock ?x xx 011 this market at n xx x x xx ^ T XX t ACKET STORE. E * 1 f# <1> I R fi [ MUTUAL LIFE lurancs Company Of New York. id A. McC 1urdy, President. St rankest, Most Progressive Life Insurance Com jut w in the World. :y holders in It KM). . . $20,301,803.83 ? in 1000 ..... . 00,582,802.31 uber 81, ltMX) .... 325,753,152.51 d Annuities in force . . 1,141,407,888.20 1 A I r~* i ~ - jeaas Again in South Uarolina. orts ?>f twelve leading' companies, on file in the Comptroller'.* i tunl Life of New Yo.ik paitl for forty-nine per cent, business i in 1900 than any other company. eight per cent, more ^insurance in force than any othei ash premiums $79,521.31 more than any other company. l:t more insurance in force in South Carolina than any othei ,ife is now selling a Single Premium Guaranteed Three am nt. Bond, which does not require an examination. Cent. Twenty Year Bond policy cannot be equaled. Bettei nt Bond. or vicious risks solicited or accepted for insurance in thi? lass agents can secure desirable contracts, irs as to plans, rates, etc., apply to* . ETHEREDGE, ?l Agont, Columbia, S. C. aliula Court House News. i is ou us but our lit- J Miss liiulali Gillian, a reigning ig on at a lively rate j belle of Hlnckxillj. is visit ng tin have bad n deluge of! Misses Cunningham, incisure, ton certain, We are expecting a pleasant tiim uv?, but sturdy strokes ( with our school teachers, especially eatlu-r from now on the ladies. A large attendance i in ike a crop. : promised. the community is good Saluda will liavr her minimi t. on of hoiiic malaria. 011 the instead of Sstli (Annivcisi Saluda were enter- T J"?! owing to the latter being Suny evening at the court ''"i - We will give you the particularuda A inateur Dramat- 1^*I ?*"their llrst effort and Willi best wishes for The Advocate, r.-at succeia. "Wooing Correspondent. if," a farce, was the usic was furnished b) "Kthelwax ohvio isly fishing tor n lis and Mrs. K. W. compliment. "I wonder, ' she mused" what lie saw in me to fall in lov? r at the Method is *',n'! ' ' 'hat's what every-body says, lay. was a success. But men nre curious creatures, dear! "was her friends response." and Carson attended nig at I.eesville Satur- Suecess will crown your every effort if you ndvcitise in The Advocate. * ,| ? * . ^ i ', % J .XT GOODS ? Money, - li Stoves! Stoves!! Now is the lima to buy! Wa arc ver stroked and they are going cheap viiy Sire?Any price, tiood cooking leans good eating?and yoa atuy i-altliy. We guarantee tbem. Groceries! We have on liand always, a ful' and jmplete line of the choicest Grocer a. The Celebrntael 1? iiirmu urity" Flour always In Stock. ? : crscller. ml ?????????? ATKSBURtt COTTON MARKET Prices subject to change wihoufc ?tice and corrected by W. 0. Cartldg* eekly. Low Midling, 7 7-8 1 Strict 44 4 * T 8-4 M iddling 7 5-8. 4 4 4 ' 7 1-9 Good 4 4 7 3-8 Tone of innrKet quiet TfiO. A. QUATLSBAUM PHYSICIAN & SURGF.ON ffice over Harris' Drug Store. Money to Loan. On farming lands. Easy payments, o commissions charged. Borrower lys actual cost of perfecting loan. x John B. I'almkr <fc Son. Columbia, S. O. Eugene W . Able, Atty., Saluda, S. C. X. L. HARTLEY. E. L. ASBILL. Attorney at Lav. .f.rsvii.i.e ' - 8 (I. Practice in all Courts. Business soli* ited. GO TO SAM liOWES.^^^^^ X.estuarant for fi r s t-c 1 neals, at all hours. watson &<Towill. IFire Ins., -A-grents. Town and Country Risk. Office in ADVOCATE Budding. p. b. asrill Watches,IClOckf, and Jewelrv. Re - airing. VIcLsna Building, BATES BURG. s. C. J as. W. Pitts, SURGEON-DENTIST, yarOfT.ee at Ktheredge Building: SALUDA, - - - S. C. Eugene W. Able ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR. O dices at Eduefim.d C. II. and Saluda C. U. Prompt Attention.Given to All Business. J. w. hkvoke, .1. n. o. on, Edgefield, S C. Saluda, S. C. DhVORE & GREGORY A TTORNE1 S .4 T LA W. All business intrusted to our tare receives prompt attention. t^romcv np stairs in Xtboredgfc 1 building:. E. K HARDIN, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Offi.cs cxt X-Xoxxie. :G. L. Trotter, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Offers liis Professional Services to the people of ltatesburg and vicinity. TO THE DEAF. A rich lady, cureu of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr. Xicliol- S ion's Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10- ? (MM) lo his Institute, so that deaf peopie unable to procure the Ear Drums may have them free. Address No IItwil-c. The Nicholson Institute, ISO ttigllth Avein;-, N? w York, tJ. S. A. Bring us your Job J Work.J? There is no de mantl loo small and no I order too large for OUR STOCK OR FACILITIES. Yoii fot your money *8 worth wlun yon subscribe for Tin* AcItoosW\ a