The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 10, 1901, Image 3
HIE ADVOCATE,
I'UltLlBIIKD KvkUY WbDNKSPAY.
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"Mr# -Willie Leppard of Trenton, was
Jn town Sunday, visiting friends.
Miss Nettie Ii. Brunson of Orangeburg,
is visiting Mrs. C . W. Sollee.
Mrs. Hmith, accompanied by her
children i? on a vialt to her father, I>r.
E. K. Hardin.
FOR SALE!!
Seven Big Guinea and Poland China
L pigs (four ,veeks old) at $1,25 each.
L Apply at The Advocate otiice
A Ex Treasurer Jaspar Derrick of Lexington,
was down to the Barbecue atid
speaking last Thursday.
Dr. J. J. Buster of Mt Willing was
in our town on Thursday last.
Dr. J. C. W. Kennerly, a practicing
physician at Mt Willing, was seen on
the streets Friday.
Wew^ glad to see the smiling
countenance of Mr. A. E. Ferry of
Monetta, on the streets last Thursday
Mr. J. H. Fox, one of licxington's
oldest citizens was here on the fourth
to hear the boys speak.
Mrs. Javas Courtenuy, a sister of
the late Mr. W. B. Flunkett of this
place, was down to atttnd his burial
or. last Thursday.
Mr. Ed Mojer, depot agent nt Johnston,
was in the city on Thursday last.
Mr. Richard Holston of Moucttn,
came down Thursday, to enjoy the barbecue
and all the attendant pleasures
Mr. Ollie LaGrone and bis attractive
sister, Miss Aileen, were among the
visitors to Batesburg Thursday.
? Among the sports from Leesyille,
who were in town on the fourth of July,
we note, Messrs Ed Crouch, Henry
Bodje, Ed West and Lawrence Shealy.
Willis, the Photographer, has returned
from Ills trip on the old C. M.
Ry.
We are indeed sorry to chronicle the
sickness of Mr. M. E. Rutland, who
tun f-nof ... I 1 1 t?.n11 ?
??v viuov n in uo niincij ncu,
Miss Willie Lawrence, one of Augusta's
fair belles, is on a visit to Hiss
Maude Keruagha.i.
We are pleased to note the recovery
of Mr. J. Wm. Mitchell, who has been
confined to his bed for some week*
with the Grippe.
Mr. F. H. Lynmn came down to take
in the 4th of July Barbecue.
Rev. N. N. Burton of Graniteville,
spent a few days in town last week.
Mr. Burton is held in the highest esteem
by every body here.
Mr. J. B. Hartley lias returned from
Harris f prings much improved in
health.
Kr. Felix Senior feit of Ridge Spring,
^here Thursday, taking in the
Mr. P. W. Barnes of the Ridge, was
among those who book in the 1th of
July Barbecue.
* . Col and Mrs. E. J. (Juggins were in
town Thursday and gave ns a pleasant
all v bile here.
M iss Eva Miller and Miss Myrtis
Etheredge, of Trenton, came down
last Wednesday, to visit Mrs. Ralph
Hartley. They returned Saturday afternoon.
Miss Weinonn Lewis of Johnston,
who has been on a visit to Mi*s Salome
Tiinmerman, returned to her home at
Johnston Saturday afternoon.
Hon. W. J. Talbort payed Th * Advocate
a very pleasant call, July the
fourth, as did also Hon. J as. II. Tillman
.
Col. G. D.Tillman,court stenographer,
came.over withjhis brother, Lt.Gox.
Tillman, to tuke in the fourth of July
exercises. He reported the meeting
for the News and Courier.
Mr. J. B. Plunkett of North, S. C.,
who is pleasantly remembered by the
peoplo of tiiis entire section, lias been
on a visit to relatives here and at Baxter
also.
Mr. Charlie Cannon, the eflicient
anil courtly dispenser, at Lewiedale. i
was tn town Thursday.
Miss Mattie Swearingen of Trenton,
is visiting diss I la Smith.
Mr. Jim Rutland, accompanied b/ his
mother, came down to enjoy the fesl ivities
of the fourth with his brother,
J ' Mr. M. K. Rutland.
Capt. Bill Jordan, Master of Aiken
ppijnty, came down to see the last re- I
I gpeots pait) to the liotjy and memory ,
Qt his )afe kinsman and Irieud, W. It
PlUllkett,
Mr. 0. It Stoudomyer of thu Kmory
section of Saluda county, was in town
Saturday and gave us a pleasant call.
(Mr. Stoudemyer is one of Saluda
county's best citizens, and it is indeed,
a pleasure to meet hfm, at any time.
Master EJsard Hartley has been]
quite sick for the past few days. We
uiiss his familiar face passing our of- ;
flee and trust that he will soon he i
himseif again.
r^unt Rose >yigfa!l,a faithful old
lulored aqntie, wl|0 is remembered liy
in any of our people, is among her white
friends, after m>ny yeitrs absence.
/ Often times has she come to our minds,
while reading of the faithful old aun/
ties.
Miss Virginia Ganihrell, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. N. A. |
Bates, out at tier beautiful suburban
home, left Friday morning for her !
Imma 1,1 A 1.1,0.-. II.. Ui,. 111
made many fiieuds while here and it '
7 v . wan wita regret that they saw her
i?er fjepartufe.
Mr. fad ward Hardin liae. returned
home, after an extended visit to relatives
in Chester anb Clover. Kdward
made a great record at Wofford College.
We are proud of himasa townsman
and yet expect greater tilings ol
him.
The West Creek Sunday School will
picnic next Saturday and will have
a great tin)'. Mr. A. L. IIolston
has our tlianks for an invitation.
Wo will be there if possible.
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their friends, to tnke a 20-paj
Annuity combined,? the best
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~ D. RUFUS HALT I
Agent, BATESI
v Money to Lend,
At The First National Hank of Hatesbur*;.
Every accomodation consistent "
with sound banking guaranteed to our ^
patrons. Your account solicited.
W. W. Watson,
Cashier. Rl
Yes, it is true that our large pur- ?
chase of Churche's Ann & Hammer
package Soda, enables us to sell a 01
standard pound sixteen ounces, for ei
five cents. u
I. Edwards & Co. tl
Mr.bridges oT Trenton was in town !'
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Sunday, visiting friends.
Mr. A L. Hartley cf Lexington, was
Ill tu? II OUIDHIJ .
Col, B. Hoyt Hartley of Atlant i.Gn,, ai
was talleed hero Saturday morning on tl
account of tlie dea li of his father. ei
Mr. Oscar Kutl' asks us to announce k<
that there will be a basket picnic at ti
Mr. D. C. Smith's place on Saturday
July 27th. AM are invited to come
aud bring full baskets. Don't forget
the time and place. I'
When you want n modern, up-to-date a'
physic, try Chamberlain's Stomach an v%
Liver Tablets. They arc easy to take v
and pleasant in eirect.
Mrs. Z. T. Cook and children of "
Greenwood, have been in town for '
several days, visiting relatives anu "
friends. * a
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Hartley s
home was the scene of a delight ful so 11
ciable Frida.C evening, given in honor
of Misses Eva Miller fend Myrti? Ether- 11
edge.
Aunt Sylvia Williams, a highly re- u
spected old negro woman died Mon- l'
day and was buried Tuesday morning '
She bad reached her sixty-seventh
Donth OHr O. P. Hartley. g
Again the death angel descended upon
our town, claiming as its vic'im .
Mr D. P. Hartley, a man loved and appreciated
by his friends and family
aud esteemed and admired by all "who
knew him. A Christian, earnest and
devoted; a friend, loyal and true; a *
businessman of unquestionid ability; m
a father, kind and considerate; a bus- '
band, loving and thoughtful, was Mr. o
Hartley. His death was announced '
early Saturday mornini;. iu c.mse- ^
quence of which the town of BatesInir^
lmtl abloom ca>t over it and many li
a heart went out in sympathy for tin v
grief stricken family. 1
lie was laid to rtst oil Sunday morn- ^
ing after the funeral exercises, which 11
were conducted by Dr. A. C. Wilkins
pastor of the Bapti-t church. The '
pall-bearers were, Messrs K. It Steadiiian,
N. A. Bates, K. Jones, J. W.
Coouer, J. C. Culluni and T. It Kerua- 1
Khan.
Believing the statemept to bp true,!1
that as ye live, so duill j e die, we I ave
no doubt but that our esteemed fi ieiid <
has reaped the fruits of his virtious I
life, May "lie who moves in a myste- >
rious way" comfort and console
the lieai ts pi title riul i\ his prm atore
death. We all lament that a noble
man lias passed out of our lives,
but rejoice that he lias goi e "to
bask in the sunshine of (Jod's love. 1
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IJest M iikcs, x x
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Peter A.
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W ANGER, Special^ I
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Save your IVloney
And keep it in the Savings Depart c
lent of THE FIRST NATIONAL \
ANKof ltatesburg. Four (4) per. *
L'lit interest 011 deposit?. Dividends '
rnii'annually. Both large and small t
ccounts solicited. fi
W. W. Watson, ?
Cashier. '
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During last May an infant child of s
nr neighbors was suffering from chol- '
ra infantum. The doctors had given '
p all hopes of recover}'. I took a hot- '
e of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and 1
iarrhoea Remedy to the lions', t"ll- '
ig them 1 felt sure it would do good '
used according to directions. In '
,vo days time the child had fully re- '
ivered. The child is now vigorous 1
id healthy. 1 have recommended 1
lis remedy frequently and have nev
known it to fail.?Mrs. Curtis Ba. '
pr, I'oaUwalter, Ohio? Sold by F. 13. '
tin ter.
Tlic l-'ditiirs Return.
The Editor telurned from the State
ress Ass rciation too late to give an
eeonnt of liis trip. Next week he
ilbcndeavor to gi /e a report of his
wanderings.
We are greatly indebted to Mr. Geo.
lei I Ti 111 merman, for taking charge of
'ho Advocate while we were away.
ic nas conirioutfcil souie of our best 4
rticles heretofore. 1
This issue lias been In |ii* charge enirely.
I'nlil his return to college lie
ill continue to contribute to our eolinns.
Without one thing to do for the past (
e.-k, save to partake of the good ,
tiiugs of lifs, we assuredly had a deglitful
time ?More anon. (
Wo are in r ceipt of an invitation to ]
"l Barr'8 l>!'
atheiings in Lexington county and
; circumstances perm t we will count
mr selves most fortunate to be with ,
liese good people on that day.
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Cloud's Creek.
The progress of our community con
ists in its extensive farming interests
aw mill business, threshing inactiiee, i
iirniture and repair sliop, the post
Mice is Used up neatly and is presided
Ver hy your s_tibe and a good l'ost
luster is he.
Another industry that we should
inve mentioned is that of courting, in i
iliieli ail the young folks are actively
"gaged. Judging froui their fast process
we would prophecy a rich harvest
ext fall. The sixteen year old lads
re playing the beau and it issuiprisiig
how the lassies of their set can
>eal time to their inn. to.
<;apt. K. H. Forrest lias been planing
eorn, potatoes an- so on l.iiely.
Mr. J. C. Tepij.les made gpod wheal
in |iis botfom lands,
Mr. J S, l.'odgt ys has a very lint
'.fop of corn and eoltoil.
M i?s .!- ??. 11 S? I?- ? 4 " ? ~
I J'\MI 13 \ I3I( lllf; ill
few berry.
Mr. \V. J'. Forrest Ins planted a nine
r?>|i of c >rn,
11 ymi should hear heavy raniiona U*
"f?? J ou may kimw dial we are seining
a parting >ln>t at Ccd. Iri n.
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BARB ECUS! M
We will give a first class barbecue
villi refreshments at IlolleyV School
louse Saturday, July 20th. Price r?-aonuble,
Senator Tillman and others i
vill be present and address the crowd, r
jet every body come and spead a pleas-1
iut day. i
Derrick llros. I
Barbecue.
We will furnish one of our wellmown
barbecues at Delmar, S. C., on 1
I'liursday July 26, 1901. Speaker- will
ie present to entertain ttio crowd,
tales for dinner reasonable, tjome
>ne and a'l and spend a pleasant day
vith us.
A. J,. KAltGLE.
J. C. SWYGERT.
Our Mine Creek ('rank.
I.ook out the grass is on the way has
i pretty good hoi and intends to bei a
is to frost, whet up your grass cutters
see noehande for a crop of corn and
otton his this load of poles will have
uir chickens pritty soon if we git nnmther
shower, cant you see the moon
irity sharp on the point and li.'s got
lehind Joe Mosleys, when he planted
:olton,any varmints down towards
vhere Wade stays what was that 1 e
aw on the branch tother day we will
inve plenty of them tilings if frost
iont cotnf pretty soon I tiiout I could
ipel pretty well butyonr devil can beat
no he ort to pronounce for me, (Woe
ie unto ye devils) the old oman has a
irltty good garding the best beans
die hud for 00 years just around tluni
juch began to blow as soon as they
jot up I cant say that they will ever
juit bearing. Uncle Monk says lie
?vi 11 not give n hand 5c a day to hoe
otton for him because it would be
hat mut*. It lost, him tin the moon is on
Lhe mime Una. Dick t tie boy what watch
the coolers says they are just like the
man what holds a l<!p office, big lieadi>d,
I wish you would stnrt out with
your thrashers, bladkberrys wast in nifty
fas that is like the boy was bout the
lioekake, mity nice but not bin to him.
K. D.
A (leorpia editor, recently married,
wrote tliusly : "When a young fellow
llrst gets married he feels so rich that
tie imagines he can li"e on love, but
when the scat of his trousers begins to
look like a Chinese war map, and his
stomach feels as empty as his hand, he
feels like troding his "dutkie" for a
gjiiger cake amf hiring her out for a
jcarc-crow. Two hearts may beat as
line, but two months don't eat as one.
Ex.
A Game Of Ball.
After the barbecue and speaking, on
Lhe fourth of July, Ratosburg and
Trenton crossed bats on the diamond.
After a long and spicy contest Trenton's
colors trailed in the dust and
Batesliurg's rose triumphant. Neither
of the teams were ot their best, so the
Bawl, in the box for Batesburg.j
struck out iiin s men and gave two
ba>-es on bal Is. While Harrison f? r
Trenton, struck out thirteen men and
gave four bases on balls. Harrison also
yielded two lion*e runs, one going
to Fishing and tire other to Peyton
Hartley
The lino tip, in the battingoidcr, was
as follows:
Trenton; Rvan c. Harrison p., Holland
2nd b., Posey rt. f.. Oogb irn Hrd
b., lleudrix s. s., Tillman 1st b., It.
Miller e. f., (i. Miller 1. r ,
Batesburg?Fishing 2m. b., Jones c.
I*., J. Rawl p., Hunter 3rd li., Riknrd rt.
i., isariieiu e., (lisniuth 1st b., K. Raw I
s. s., Hartley 1. f.
Col A D. Wabor. umpired the game
with his customary fairness.
The game passed off without any unpleasantness
at all,.both teams playing
a clean, spicy game from start to finish.
The Trenton boys were perfect
gentleman and nlayed good ball, but
they were up against the real thing
when they "bucKed up" to Batesburg.
Lccsville Locals.
The fourth i* gone ard wo have seen
.10 water.melons oil our streets yet,
other than a nice lo* for the Lawn party.
We are glad to see ('apt. Derrick
our former treasurer on our streets
again, w here he always looks as if be
is at honi.*, w will try to make lilm
feel so.
Last Tuesday niglif Miqs Daisy and
Mf. ('t\lyin Edwards made a few
hours very pleasant for the young
folks of I.e sville, at their homeMisses
Annie weeks at d Miss Ethel
Ktheredge, who haye be.n visiting
frioipls and relative in and around
I,eesvi||e for the past month, left for
their home in Klloree, S. , last Tuesduy.
Miss Jennie front of Augusta, is vis
iting her sister Mrs. lfeiidrix.
Mr. Jeff Holland of Ninety:.ix who
attended sebool here li'.sfsessh 11, re
vnrneu nisi week ami will take his vacation
here, remodel in*; tbs college
building and making a n avid it 'an to
f.ie Mali-,to l|all. Mr. I). U. ltoof la also
employed in the same work.
Miss.Tunic Mcfjran of 1'rospeiity, is
visiting Miss Victoria Crosson.
The Leesville roller mill owned and
controlled by C. !> Birr, with 8. T
Oxner as miller, is now doing big custom
work throughout TOdg 'Held, Saluda,
Lexington and Aiken counties.
The colored base ball,nine here "com
piled * themselves in a three seated
hack Saturday afternoon and \yent
near Deliuar, 8. (' , whyre they played
a guipe V.'t'l *' '1 report tlieir success
5 ? to
>lr. J, t'ourteuay Anderson who lias
been visiting in Anderson county since
Commencement, is home ngaill.
A great nil her of our friends attended
the barbecue and speaking at
llutcsburg on the 4th, Others remained
at home in the morning hut
attended the game of ball in the afteri^oon
bet ween Batesburg and Trenton.
The saw llntcsbiirg do up her opponents
to the tune of ten to seven.
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fjj. Manufacturers of jg DI X GvO
|HIGH-grade<^ I w. hav ?"?I
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Prices<s^__ Jp INI
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3! "TV ?r^ When we try to i
,-jm *-* Jp Kains in this deparl
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3^ injr to find the com
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sbatesburg, - - s. c.?e e
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ask rort The
shoe Introc
?oldpnlyby 5
We offer no appologies ii
Shoe to our trade. We des
S3.50?To find it we earefu
The Walk-Over is far the 1)
the world's best shoe-makei
highest award at the Paris .
43 countries and has a loni
among the people of this cc
common-sense and well te*
finest selected stocks, by tli
that money can hire. It is
v patterns and made upon tl
shaped lasts of any shoe on
^ We are sole airents^ TL
$est shoe wants the be*
l^^^^ftnts the best shoe. The <
made in several different
Our special price continu
Mew York }
It Dazzles The Worhl. fellow, whoever he
Xo Discovery in medicine lias ever
created one quarter of tin- excitement 1 nr.r<1 with
..... , , ..I-, who wrote tin* al>o\
thai has be jn caused by l>r. King s
?. . ? .. ... our s>aluda corrospo
New Discovery fur Consumption. It s ... 1
, . . . , , - up a little and give
i severest tests have been on hopuless ' . **
| . .. f/, .. ,, news f?om Ills part
victims of Consumption, I t euinoni i, '
liemorrage, Pleurisy and ltronchitis, "s" 1
thousands of whom it has restored to ?>a'1 1 u
t . i i.i .. .. i /.lit reading.?F.ditor.
perfect health. For < ought, ( olds, j
Astl ina, Croup, Hay Fever, lloarsnessj
and Whooping Cough it is the quickest > 1<>MS "
and surest oure in the world, tt isj Matthews,S.
sold by F. It I'-iinter, v. h i guarantees | Mr. Kdi'.o : satisfaction
or refund money. Large j I have tl\e honor
buttles aOo and $1.00. Trial hollies t wit h some observ
free. I prove of some sligh
. many read rs. Thi
| of a dedication of c
Ethercdgc News It. ins. |a,ul community to :
lmve not as yet, see
Fanners are catching up with their ;U|ja |lortion of the j
I work. Some oT the cotton I .;>ks well, ( Through the etror
but some of the corn drowned; ni\d | Mathews the otlle
' some did not get planted, Hshwl and our sect
At this writing a shower of rain J closer contact with
won'd he a welcome visitor. We have | world at large; tho
! had so much rain that it is hard to -lo i ly two mails per we
I without for a short time.. _ , ling as supply oilier
! This is one year the ri h and the I have the plensin
j poor, the well and tlu* sick, the so:: the cdyenl of Salut
and the daughter, tin master and the at the Citadel, A. C
| servant, had to help Kill grass. (lra>s midst. His friends
, is sometimes humiliating, but hum- learn that lie is not
1 bling is the proper word this season. and exercises of a
Kev. t). 11. Shearouse, the universal- s ""etched the little
ly liked pastor of tho St. Mark's Will now take Ills pi
j charge of the Lutheran Synod, has nf high degree,
gone to (.Jleen Springs for his hcultii. H1 i Suelgrove has
I'rof. Flttch-r Derrick, of Leesvillc hloesoms of l\\t st^.|
College, one of our brightest and Ul>?l Wv had a very he
boys rem. ins ill afternoon which w
Mr I>. Hi->*r, a recent graduate to grow,
I of Newberry College, has aeccp id the Mr. ClilF ?nelgro
> I'rincipaDhip ill the High school at delighl'til case of tl
Ninety Six. among the heathen
Tho Annual Itennion of Newberry .'ulging by the
College students will take place on afraid we are going
the grounds of Ilia Delmir High fair daughters ere I
School in August. It will not be a has there been seen
small airair. Mr. Klilor, ami all "Ad- young gentlemen v
vooute" frieuis, come. fill way toward the
voeaie readers, what causes /"" * V.,>vei
ihe rumbling wo hear these days to- l,aacp? prosperity
wards the home o\ gup paper'/ The 1 hair's forever, ami
good o|?| i County laud-mark p i- 1 v%u,,t to Mim
per is ill ll\e vortex of n terrible crisis. Wl,y '1? newapape
It's Editor js a galloping a gal- "ay"weV'
hinting around, ar.d its "Satan" lias TI?o health of our
broken his chains and "gone and got K"?o?lj
married!" What will "The Advo- Ki.idly remembei
cate" c ante to? Do like "your s itan"
I Mr. Editor, fetch her in, and make Wc ware glail to
j things quiet down. | miinication from ]
Dear Advocate some in this part cerely trust that o
! of the world think you ought to tell
| us more than you do about Sal ml a
I county ntrairs. Hcve your Siluda T1
correspondent trim his pencil. We
wish he hud sent in a report of the f .?? iii
. I liter-denominational Sunday School lOlll'
I Convention, and, and, und- lie's a nice f I ;| l*| ) (vy ^
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IAKDLE OUR ~
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DS AND SnaP8' Even for Bar^3??
gain Hunters.
. 1^4 bave a full line of TRUNKS
" ? ,oef ani tnat we will close out at prices that
Up-to-date in ev- ... .. . .
1 will more them quick
CLOTH- Sewing Machines!
Hurry and get your wife that Sew"*
ing Machine before present lot is
letcribe our bar- sold out. Several styles to pick from,
tment, we don't You pay lens than one half of Agents
i. It's like try- prices; and same terms if desired.!
mencement of u Special inducements on a limited
quanity?to the first twtnty five.
JONES, The Urn
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lEIR l|Lf
SHOES!! pA
i offering the Walk-Over J
ired tlie best shoe made at
11 y inspected every line.
>est. In competion with
rs it has been awarded the
Exposition: It is sold in
g established reputation
>untry. It is made upon
sted principles, from the
e most expert mechanics
cut from the most artistic
le most graceful natural
the market.
\r trlww>?lnm + yd t*n
*t store, and the best store
conditions fit. Walk-Over!
styles.
ies in Ladies Hats.
Jacket Store.
~ Mi>x. WILL EVANS.
the correspondent Haberdasher, Shirt maker will,
e and only wish give your mail orders prompt and carendeiit
would wake fill attention, at
us more of the 1432 Main Street.
of the country. Columbia, S. C.
>e something more
country, worth ? ,, . , . .
1< ree Scholarship.
The attention of all South Carolina
lappciiings I Club-women is called to the fact that
the Scholarships belonging to the
C.,July 1, 19?H. South Carolina Federation will be open
competition on July 12th, 1001. We
to present here- are very fortunate in securing such
ations that may valuable gifts from the lending cducat
interest to your tional institutions in the State, and we
is is also somewhat should use our best influence to see
>ur new postotlice that these Scholarships are filled. The
your columns, as I Scholarships are as follows:
n any thing from 42 Of free tui?ion at^ConverseCollege
nhabited globe. Spartanburg. S. C., one for each Counts
of Mr. 1>. W. ,y the state,
e is lirmly estab- , , .... . .
One of free tuition at W inthropt.olion
is brought in *
, .> lege, Kock 11 ill, !s. t ., open to tlie
the rest of the * ' ' 1
. State at large,
as yet we have on
ek, Willi Alt. Wil- One of free tui'ion nt tlie Presbyteri;,n
(;o lege for Women, Columbia S,
re also to chronicle * "' ?Pen to the State at largo,
la's representative One of free tuition at Mrs. I. a,
. Padgett in our Smith's School for A'oung Ladies
i will be sorry to Charleston, S. C., open to the State ai
well. The drills '?lge.
military life have One of free tuition at Mirs Ida Me
man out and he Collough's School for Girls, at WnJbal
ace with the males la. S. C., open to the State at large.
0'ie of free tuition at the Alumna
the IIr-.t cotton Hub School of Domestic Science Loui,
1,1 l,l,? ?eoi?oii. ville, Ky., open to the State at largo.
a\y rain here this Any Club-Woman wishing fnrthei
ill enoourago the particulars in regard to any of them
Scholarships, will please apply, before
ve has developed a J,l':v to 1 *,e Chairman of the EiJu
hat malady known ' -*>?! Department. Aliss Christie H
s as hiulips. ' "ppt'liheim, 3| Meeting Street Char
indications, I ,ln lesto"-S- O.
to lost? oii(**nf our .,
<??g. gu'to* often kk'th,,, Of School Trustees.
' >ine love-laden The pat pons of the white schools o
rending tliel/ hope- s"hi?h? county, will ;.lease meet ai
home of Mt<s I.iz- their respective school nouses on Sat
j<?y, liappiue-9, ""'ay, July the Oth, lUol; for the purand
long li.'0< be, P?*e ?'f electing trustees for the seven
?n. al school districts for the two ensue
it-body a question. ,n*ye?rs. Election shall be by ballot
r Kdnors always P?I,B 0PC?iing ?t 8 p. m and closing ?
5 p.m. The present trustees will ae
community is vert I *,,,na^'T4 !? thj school district
I whetr-e no more tlian one White i* hi
onted, In other di-tticts they will ap
?ir? in Huftalo. point three (3) managers >'or end
S. school. Tlu* manager* will certify th
receive this colli - result of the ivleotiiui; giving tin
Matthews ami sin- name* of those voted for, the numbe
thirs will follow, of vote! received h^ each, the name o
school hiuise at which election wa
held anil the name of district in whicl
. . said school i? located
1 flail I 111*1- Ky order of County Board of Idnca
? of I f1 lU>??
?l I Ii? v.'a \\. h. WICIll I'MaN, Chairman.
r ( June 2-', 1901;
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GOODS fjPj
^?
Stoves! Stoves!!
Now is the tima to buy! W? are
over stocked and they are going cheap
Any Size?Any price, ttood cooking
means good eating?and yon stay
healthy. We guarantee them.
I
Groceries!
We have on hand always, a ful' ?nd
complete line of the choicest Anuurw
ies. The Celebrated "Hungariau
Purity" Flour always (u Stock.
ierseller.
BATES BIT RGl COTTON' MARKET
Prices subject to change w?nout ""* (1
notice ami coi;?-? 4.ed by W. C. Cartldge
weekly.
Low Alidliog, 'i T-8
Strict 44 4 ...... T 9-4
Middllng 7 5-8.
4 4 4 * 7 1-8
Good 4 4 7 3-8
Tone or innrKet quiet
Tfl'l. A. QiJATLmiJI.
physician & surgeon
Office over Harris1 Drug Store.
Money to Loan.
On farming lands. Easy payments.
N'o commissions charged. Borrower
pays actual cost of perfecting loan.
John b. Palmer A Son.
Columbia, 8. C.
Ecoknk W . Able, Atty.,
Saluda, 8. C.
R. L. HARTLEY.
r^*> J?
E. L. ASBIEL.
Attorney at I, a \*.
Lf.ksvii.le 8 C.
Practice in all Courts. Busiuess solicited.
[ T-? - - . "
r^esiuaratit tor lir st^l ass
meals, at all hours.
'
WATSON & i TOW ILL.
*
_
ITir? Ins., ^-groantsTown
and Country Risk.
Office in ADVOCATE Building.
' B. Asbill
Watcher.'.Clocks, 'and
Jeweli'V. He * airing.
MrLena Building,
BATESBURGr s. C.
Jas. W. Pitts,
SURGEON-DENTIST.
tSTOflTce ai Etheredge Building,
SALUDA, - - - S. C.
Eugene W. Able
' ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR.
Offices at
EDUKKltLD C. 11. ANDSALCDA C. II,
Prompt Attentlon.Oi\en to All Business.
J. W. DKVORE, .1. N. o. GKfcUiC'KV.
, EdgeAe'id, 8 c. Haluda, 8. C.
dkvore & gregory
A TTORNEI'S A T LA W. \ '
All business intrusted to our rar?
receives prompt attention.
, i umce up stairs in Etheredgt
I building.
' E. K HARDIN,
i PHYSiCIAN & SURGEON.
Office a,t Heme.
r
; IG. L. Trotter.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON1.
Offers liis Professional Services to the
people of Itatesburg and vicinity.
f to the deaf.
t A rich lady, cured of her Deafness
and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nichol
sou's Artificial Ear Drums, gave )j?1D
<MK> 10 his Institute, so that deaf peo
i pie unable to procure the Ear Drums
, may have them free. Address No
t | 119H0-C. The Nicholson ?
?u?r, |OV
t Wighth Avenue, New York, tJ. S. A.
s I
,*1 us y?ur Job
Work.?? There is no der
'
r mand loo smalt and no
I
* order too lnrjje for OUR
j STOCK OR FACILITIES.
You get your money'h wV>rth when
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