The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 24, 1901, Image 2
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J11E ADVOCATE,
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Pl'Bl.ISHKD WtEKI.Y.
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WEDNESDAY July 24. 1001.
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MERCY TEMPEltED WITH
JUSTICE.
"Justice tempered with mercy" is
au often quoted phrase, and it is a sentiment
which finds approval in its application
to many cases. It is an ,ap
peal to the better part of our nature.
The exercise of this virtue, however,
does rot always conserve the highest
public good. Mercy tempered with
justice is its counterpart and becomes
necessary, wisely exercised, to the
preservation of peace, good morals and
the observance of law. The dispensation
of justice often becomes, as it
were, a blessing instead of a hardship
in bringing individuals to consider
the error of their ways and thus save
them from greater sins. It is human
nature to revolt ?to want to go our
own way?to have unrestrained liberty
regardless of the rights if others. J
L i pi i i r i it | of naturi r-11..\s ~
be
to be firm
have the liglit to
control tf(Va make orderly and lawHL
abiding citizens. We think that the
pardoning power of the Governor of
the State is frequently used to the del
riment of tlit* body social. It tends to
It?kc away the teiror of the law fur
the punishment of eiiine and thus
rt bs inw of its influence in preventing
crime.
It is not so much the punishment ol
the individual who may commit
I crime, but the more to prevent the
cotnnii sion of crime by others. The
snjue reasoning applies to tlie exerA
else of the furetiuns of oiir judicial ofcers
and juries, it is said that in
acme portions of Africa theft is ul-|
most unknown, for the reason that it i
any one is caught stialing, death b_\
hanging is the penalty wliieh is as irrtvocabla
as the law of the Modes and
! Persians. The consequence is, in that
semi-c vili/ed country, itjrt-hoti?es,
barns and dwellings remain unlocked, ,
secured by the eertainty of the bang- 1
man's fate, if found guilty. Stu b
would be the ease In our own count r\
if the law was is siunly j.i.d arigidly
enforced here a, there.
We do not, however, recommend
such severity in the administration ot
justice, but merely mention this to |
show that laxity in the execution ol ,
the laws of our State or any other
State or country w ill be followed bj ,
an increase of crime <
I.ct nietcy then be tempered with
justice for its restraining influence
i over the morals and actions of oin (
J people, (iod in bis dealings with I-- ,
eralitish nations, his < hosen people, as <
revealed in His Word, lias shown us 1
that lie punished sin in these, when ''
He lived because of their dis ibedience
to llis Holy l.iw tl at they might be ,
brought back to the worship of the J
true < o I and to walk in the paths of
righteousness. "Righteousness ex- i
nlteth a n?t inn."
We unintentionally left <11 the
names of several gentlemen, in our
editorial rommeiits on the congressional
aspirants, who ar? likely to he- y
Rome candidates f<>r Dr. Stokes miex- i
pired term. We fniled to mention '
these gentlemen, not from any favor- ;
itisin, hilt because our memory ser.eil '
us imperfectly; and now in justics to
them anil our renders we will give the
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n tines of these gentlemen and say j .
what we know about them; hoping in
that way to ho of some service, to t
those who read The Advocate, in assisting
them to form an intelligent 11
opinion con ;erning the man best fitted
to represent the seventh District.
Dr. Crosson is another, from our ?
bnt^ heeii spoken^ ^
quite freely as a man suited to wear
with dignity tlie congressional toga.
Ue is very prominent in Lexington
county and 1a a man of line qualities.
Quite likely he would make it interesting,
for his opponents, if he should
enter the race. ^
From Sumter there comes another J
strong man, Judge Ituclianan. lie
has served his State ably in the capacities
of Attorney General and Circuit
Judge; and no doubt has all the qualifications
Decivaaiy to successfully represent
his poople in Congress.
Colleton, so far as we know, putout
only one claimant, that being
Mr. lie well, of whom we know very _
little except thet he is an Ex-Stat r;
Senator.
To these we can add the name of Dr
Sturkie of Orangeburg. He has often
V.'
been honored by his county und no 5
doubt will have a good backing if he 1
enters the contest. That of course 0
will divide, Orangeburg's big vote ^
which will in some degree weaken Mr.
Brantley's chance of election. c
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Logically considered, Lexington a
county has the best claim to the Con- (
gressman from the seventh District, g
She has never had a representative c
since she has been in the s.venth Dis 1
triet; nor has she, except once or twice
had an avowed aspirant to congression- ,
al honors. We have next to the larg- t
est voting population of any county in t
the District, yet our brainy men {u
their customar 1 mngnauimous manner
have given way to the candidates of
of other counties, meekly waiting fo
their turn next. The time has nowarrived
when Lexington can consistantly
lay n claim to this much covet- .|
ed honor, of course we do not urge n
that ability be put aside in order to j
give any certain county preference, ?
but we do hold that all things equal
Lexington should receive the favor- f
able consideration of all fair-minded *
voters.
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Our Treasures. j'
All the best things iu this world are j 1;
scattered with a lavish hand, and we c'
do not know how rich we are until wo 'r
sit down to reckon up our treasures. r
The love of parents, the affection of r
brothers and sisters, the help of teach- '
u
ers, the sympathy of friends, the coin- Q
panioiuhip of books, the gift of ehil- i
dren, the joys of home are given to all s
sorts and conditions of men. If those *
vou love and who love you have been
spared to you another year, there
ought to be a thanksgiving season in r
your home. What is any failure in ti
business, or culumity in fortune, or K
TJJ^api intmeut hi ambition, or wearl? ^
Iness in labor, or infirmity in health p
compared with the loss of a husband or
j wife or child? Into many a home ?
death has come and a glory has van- n|
ished from the earth. Hut oven in c?
these homes there is reason for thanks- g
giving, and the sorrow should not be
that of those whosorrow without hope
The promise of the life eternal is ours, fti
and ours the expectation of a glad re- hi
union.?Charles K.Jefferson, D. L).
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A Shame Ami Disgrace. )|
The Persistent Violation of the <ji
Dispensary Law in Charleston,
If Governor MtSweeney has any ()i
idea of rim.ting for olliee of any kind :
again, he iiad belter make some deter- ^
mined effort to enforce the dispensary ~~
law in Charleston. From all that we ;
ran gather the law is being violated
more flagrantly and openly now than
at any tine* since its auoplioii. It was
charged in the last campaign that j
McSweeney had a/reed not to enforce
the dispensary law in Charleston inea
change for the vote of that ci'y, and
many people are hegiuning to believe |
that this is tiue.
The pr.sent condition of affairs is a
shame and disgrace to South Carolina
and the governor, and he should either
enforce the law or acknowledge that
he cannot and resign.? Ex
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m* t i/Cl C ??ge .Atws-itenu.
Ruin! cotton and corn and the farmsrs
have taken on new life.
ltev. O. It. Shearouse, improved in
liuulth, has returned from (i.'enns.
Prof. F. 11. Di ri icli is at llairi..
Springs.
dr. Kditor, i he Advocate readers
ongratulute Mr. Tiinnieruian upon
xcellont work done as editor, while
yon were away.
The Dclinar Annual Reunion of
Xew berry < olleg* students will he
it-Id Upon the Heluiar High School __
grounds, August, tit In I >r. Geo. It
'rorner and other speakers of note '
will entertain and instruct those who *r"
ittend. This will be one of the larg- '"l
*st gatherings of the season.
bri
Mrs. Mary Jennings o' Georgia ami
Sirs. Tyre Ktheicdgeof Lee.-\il e, sis,er-,
vis led in our section recently.
Blackberries are giving out. Otlier y
ruitis scarce. ^
Max. |'t|li
?el
From Blaoks. ma
wry ami not, liot ami dry, is hea d ,-N'
rom every hillside and valley, I'U'ry
r ok and corner, Tne crops of this j 111
lec.t on are very poor, lirst, from too ll
niieli rain uud now, for the want of ? "
a in. CiW
tin
Mr. Win. ltodgers, the expert thresh r-nian,
lias knocked out about lifteeii (j(.j
in ml red bushels of grain. > tj|tl
Mr. W. T. Eeriest must have a for- er I
ige crop this year. I hear lie has a ju>
gathering every Sunday evening . oik
I hear Mr. W. K. Rodie of this see- tak
ion, has purchased a tine organ. ; Ma
The farmers continue to plant corn 1 lWl
lid peas iii tlie dust. j
Will some one tell me what has he lal
ome of Uncle Emps? Well 1 guess tti?
un dried up Jacobs branch, all hi* /
nossy hacks died and he dried up on
he stalk. y?}
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Next s< ssion opens September
901, For Catalogue, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
PKKHlltKN"
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
SomethingNew Under The Su
All Doctors have tried to cure (
I'AKKII by the use of powders i
;nses. inhalers ntul drugs in paste fo
L'lieir powders dry up iu the muc
nembranescausing them to crack o
ind bleed. Tile powerful acids i
i the inhalers have entirely ea
way the same membranes that il
linkers have aimed to cure, w hile pa
nd ointments cannot reach the
ase. And old and experienced pra
inner who has for many years mm
lose study and specialty of the tn
nent of Catarrh, has nt last perfei
Treatment which when faithfully ?
lot only relieves at once, but permj
y cures Catarrh, by removing
a use, stooping the discharges,
u r i ii vr 11 inflammation. It Istliee
einedy known to science that aolui
caches atl>ctcd parts. This wonde
emedy is known as "SNl'FFI.KS,
ilARANTEKD CAT A Kit II Cl'l
nil is sold at the extremely low pi
f One Dollar, eu li package t'Oliti
ng internal and external niedit
uflicient for a full month's treat in
nd everything necessary to its perl
se.
"RM7FKI.ES" is the only (
'AKRH CUKE ever made and is n
(. cognized as the only safe and p<
ive cure for that annoying and i
listing disease. It cures all inllui
ion quickly and permantjy and is ii
onderfully quick to relieve 1
EVFIt or COLD in tne HEAD.
CATARRH when neglected of
ads to CONSIMTION-?"RN
I.ES" will saveyou it you use it
nee. It is 110 ordinary remedy, Inil
miplete treatment whi< h is posit I v
uaranteetl to cure cure < ATARI
i any form or stage if used accordi
ilie directions which accompli
ich package. Don't delay, hut st
iritatonce, and write full parti<
rs jis to your condition, and you v
reive s|?ecal advice from the disci
it of this wonderful remedy regit
g your case witiiout cost to you I
nut the regular price if' HNl'f'FKT
ie "GUARANTEED (ATARI
[J RE
Sent prepaid to any address in I
tiled States or Canada on receipt
ne Dollar. Addres Dept. loKDW
GILES A COMI'ANV, "Hit ami 'J.
nrket Street, I'hiladelphi i.
IWA3SI
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Every sensible person th
their friends, to take n 7
r:Annuity
combined,?the
I sued liy the
'fidelity mutual ll
Y ? of lHii
Qr2 YEARS OIA
SZ- More Insiiranco than any
^ at it's age. None belter
21^ call nit
\ C. L. JONES, Dist.
| D. RUFUS HAL
Agent, BAT
tml i'nrs uncle Monk, i ailit lieai
mi liiin since lie lost both both of!
lids and the brush-broom to bo
i 1 guess he thinks he'll have tw
loins on hand, when war breaks 01
tin.
Our Mine Creek Crunk.
A'hat is the hour? Half past hi
jut time to stop plant in corn, fi
s year, lej us have nlate and pa
son and there will be plenty of cor
de. More lu'e corn planted tbsi
r before, let us have rain, where
i rain man? Moot want any wii
it, gurdin's faitin fast, when is dc
fs the uster tie on 1110 2*ilh of Jul
t seiice the I.egislater changed e:n
it keep lip with em. Mad a got
m at MtW'illin tot her day, pleiit
?ple plenty to e t and plenty t
nk but to lint to drink it the hard*
i times the more to eat ami t lie ofte
ler eat In. Where is the thresher;
>t soon as our people make a law tl
i can be Punish for a crl'ne . 1 wi
;e the Scales of of Some body as yo
ait think can you get a hoghed <
i for me itw ill he time to put up rnl
s for winter pretty soon no rorn t
tea hog*.
t noble idea! A sublime idea !! Pa
ir subscription to the Advocate.
,s It is reserved
\ce\ foiv?
LIulo^CO. c2s CO.,
iEA I >EItS IN
ISE & LUMBER.
urg, 8. C.
i?'?l THE HOME (JOLD CURE
An IngcMious Treatment by wliicli
Drunkards lire Hcint;
IM'*' CurcU Dally inspire of
Themselves.
of
u No Ndxoits (loses. No WcakonI,
lug of (he nerves. A Pleasant an?l
I positive Cure for the Liqaot Habit.
all- It is now generally known and under
>ry. stood tliat Drunkenness is a disease
|tl( and uot weakness. A body liiled with
poison, and nerves completely 'chatter'?'8
ed by deriodienl or constant use of inter
toxicuting lit|iiors, requires an nntihv
dote capable of neutralizing and eradanting
this poison, and destroying the
" craving for intoxicants. Sufferers
A" may now cure themselves at home
nit- without publicity or loss of time from
,? (.(? business by this tliis wonderful
J -HOME tlOl.D CURE" which ha* been
1 perfected after many years of close
be study aid treament of inebriates,
by The faithful use aeeording to directions
of this wonderful discovery is
positively gauranteed to dure the most
obstinate ease, no matter how hard a
HI. driuke. Our recordsshowlthe marvelous
trailsforiuatior. of tnoiisrnds ol
Uruiisarks into sober, industrious and
upright men.
WlYKSt I KEYOUU HUSBANDS!!
CHILDREN (1 KE YOl It KATHERSIJ
This reim ds is in no sense a
a nostrum bill is a specific for tliis disease
only, and is so skillfully devisori
,u.ltl and prepareti that it is thoroughly solrni<
ubleand pleasant to *tlie taste, so that
ous it can lie given in a cup of tea or cufp,.n
fee without the knowledge of the pcriSlH|
sou taking it. Thousands of Drunkiten
arils have ture l themselves with this
lieir priceless remedy, and ts ninny more
^tes have been cured and made temperate
,lis. men by having the "11 UK" admiuis,.(j.
tered by li ving friends and relatives
ten wilioiit their knowledge in coffee or tea
eat- atid believe today that they discontinued
tied drinking %>| their own free will,
iseil DO NOT WAIT, 1>onut lie deluded
int- bv apparent and misleading "improvet
lie me tit/' Drive out the disease at imrc
and and for all time, I'lie *. It >\I K GOLD
inly Cine'' is sold at the extreinel low price
ally of One Dollar, thus placing it within
i-fu rent li of every body a treatment more
Hie effectual thiin others costing to tf.10.
?l^e Full direct ions ai coiii]iauy each packrice
age. Special advice by skilled pliysiclili.
inns when requested without extra
lIU, chargli. Sent prepaid to uny part ol
t>iit the world on recent of One Dollar.
fect Address Dept. 1 Edwin HOiles A Coin
pany tJHilo and tJUtO Market Street.
Philadelphia.
All correspondence strictly confidentIOW
ial.
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7% Lombard Iron Y/orts Supply Co.
ten AUCSI STA, (JKOHfJI A
[*|a Foundry, Maliine, toiler anil (Sin
.,t Works. Kepairing Promptly Don*,
L a b-10-l-U
$ ENGINES
' 3 BOILERS
?u"ii
Giss KIUI FK esses.
[IVril
Com| letr Col t"I!, Saiv, l !i |st, Oil anil
lie- Fertilizer Mill OutUts; also Cm Frets
!?" ('nne Mill ami i-dilnnle o-itlils. ItuildtH
ii?K. Ilii.'fje, Faolory, Furnareand Hailroad
Oastins; Kail road. Mill, kaetory,
the and Machinists' Supplies. Melting,
of Forking, Inj-elors, Pipe Fittings,
IN Saws, Files, Oilers, Ele., vast every
i32 day, Work 150 ItltniL,
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TIWANCER, Special
"ESBURG, S. 0.
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A'/ rr'WfXifo' ' shouldbo
hi * . / li*Z2 Her grouU
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11 \ W ^7 | It invigc
L" I <^<l\ -V\1 \l organs; it
i I J1 '!i\S) Taken for
I Wafthlnp for Hapa insure, an <
? I A FINE FIFTEE
y B Your G. F. P. is the grandest medic
i , I recommend it in the highest terms. Le
1(l I was greatly debilitated and run-down,
liar to my sex. Some time ago I began
x 1 am greatly improved. The female orgai
t> ; and two months ago I became the proud
i- I pounds, since which time 1 have recove
do all of my work. MKS. A1
<? I Prepared only by
.?! L. GERSTLE & CO.,
Chattanooga, T(
Sold by all Drugglato at $1 a Bottla
Bottles for SB. Taka No Subotltuta.
( MBaMBBHHBaHaH
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For Sale in Itatesliurg.
Store-house (two stories) corner lot; |
y good stand. House 20 x 00; lot S5x 12(1.
I liuggy-way in rear to upper story. ,
A lst> vacant lot adjoining, same size :
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If Ml cT.^TVhR
fDo you Vnow that out"^_$25.00o!o00
paid (or canned fruits last yearUhe.fruit
growers^got $3.000.000;Jhejcanners
Jhe rest. .The"manyfgrowerslllyeXin
poverty ."the few canners in .luxury!,
If you want to make money tn the'fruTV
^business." do * your "own^canning.3 Jfou
vcan't do practical, money-makingtwortc
on a'cook stove, but you ."can! with* the1
*new\T. G. Wit.SON CANNING VMACHIM*
jlU99 patent/which I am selling:
Tri U t ci>?t wrTcTnninc nickls*"
wdlfO*. A firi M II H lh?
Uuftdcd by water 1 II nukei lb# ?ate?
JWlth amiaing aiptditf, and b N" *K*_|N*g
for ?tahlo(V tfeathtoiimi. tic
Nk'aicka II puuivls. if J ut M (Wad iSS j
^ottt or yard. ^Will cat tan lo too rani"pr/
U?y^}\c? no? Only cia (oaaprlc w*k (lav ;
[ UH.W vp InJU.wktai (rtj%
H brIUr prwcft.'
Stad lot CtT?,l|f MWMM* jg
?tap It ?ko kt?? uhO Jk
^^j-argle, fcetmaraSaX^
' Light-Bread,
JEZ,
i Beef,
Sausage and
^ Fish, at the
Green Grocery Store
l'Al'I, SPANS, Proprietor.
L. M. MITCHELL;
PHYSICIAN & SURGCON
, Office Houps8
to 9 a. in.
2 to 3 p. tn.
7 :30 to 9 p. ni
RAISE
bvc
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Of courM' every farmer should rf.is<
their Mules.! t will keep i lie "Tims
sun" .lack, dicing August and Sep
temher at my place ntar Haxter.
Terms: sfs.OO for insurance*
GK M. ADAMS,
BAXTER, S C.
I 'White Man Turned Yellow.
; (Ireat consternation was felt by tin
friends of M. A. Ilogarty uf I.exington,
l\y., *vlion they saw he was turning yel
Sow. Ills skin slowly changed color
also his ejes, and he siill'ered terrioly
II s malady was Yellow .lauudice. 1I?
was treated ljy the b?st doctors, but
v. ithout hiuielit. Then he was advisee
to try Electric littlers, the *?onderfu
St miache tn i l.iver remedy, mid In
writes| "After taking two bottles I
wa- w holly con d.'* A trial proves it?
matci.less merit for all Stomach, hirer
and Kulney troubles, only 50c.
Sold by F. 15. (luiiter, Itrti^irist.
A (loud Cough rtcilicinc
Many thousands have been restorer
t-> healtli and happiness by the use ol
Chamberlain's Cough Keine.ly. If :ifdieted
w ill) any tin oat or lung trouble,
"in- it a trial for it is certain to prove
beiielicial <'oughs tlia' have resisted
all nth r treatment tor years, have
yielded to this remedv ami perfect
health been restored. Cases tnnt
see tiled hopeless, that the climate of
famuli:* health resorts failed t > hetiitil,
have been permanent'* cured hv it
u?o. Kor sn! at ( untrrs OnigSuirc
A l?o?r Millionairc
l/itt'ly starved in London because
lit* could u t digest his too.I. Kar)\
list* o! D i Ki lift'a New Life 1*; lis would
have saved hint. Tl'ey strc.q then the
ateinach, aid di#cstiou, promote assimilation,
improve appetite. Price 2.V.
Money hack if not satisfied, f-'ohl by
F. It. ( unter, druggist.
" 'ne of the duties of today is to
qualify yo':rselt for t. morrow
lie who In .mows money of Lis ne^lbor
never hears the la-t c f it."
' Kveil a jrarruhais woman will hold
her jaw when she his the lockjaw.
The man wh > knows he is ri^ht.
Heed not start a newspaper to make
Ni i.MS for Lis words or actions.
ian is So Happy]
vho has a healthy wife
ilthy, growing children.
no to her husband thoHC blcaninffs
tho chief ambition of every wife.
iBt hot*) will bo found in
( Which Moans j
k CLHfeTLES
{ FEMALE PANACEA.)
irntrs all the delicate reproductive I
driven out every traeo of disease,
a period before childbirth it will
uany tinio and u healthy baby.
N-POUND BOY.
;ine I have ever taken and I want to
t ine tell you what it has done for me.
suffering from the weaknesses pecutaking
G. F. P. and as a consequence
is were restored to health and vigor,
mother of a fine boy weighing fifteen
*ed my health and strength and can
'JNIE HILL, Prairie Point, Miss.
111 ft < '1 jt?,"
cnr? I.. Oer?tle A <'<>., Chattanooga,
Tann., for fn?f? concerning any
feature* that may eilat in your cane
ami not MitHriently treated in our free
C? pi r\ l?ook, "Healthy Mothers Mnkf Happy
Willis Hollies " The hook will In* N??nt to any
r 81X dtlree* on ni i*ilcat ion and l? valuable
to any woman, whether ahe he healthy
I or dlMMtNl. Santl for It.
Abo blacksmith nrul wheel-wnghi
shops in roar. Sold keparntcly o:* all
togetlifh Possession girenSfept, 1st*
Also Cloiitis Creek Mill-stonon and
orn mills.?E \V . Mcl.viina, John*
ctoii or U itcsburg, 8, (
"j 80UTHBRN RAILWAY, _
Central Time at Jacktonrllle a*4 Saraaaak
E'i*t<>ro Tiure at Other Point*.
Belted ale In Effect Jan. -Tth. IM.
IKO.W N<>.aafvo-ai
MOH.HBODMO. |I?.Uly Daily ox ?
t,r. Jaekxonrll'e i P I H 8 je T43p lTXif
! " BAvannoh tBo. By ) r.'Mpn?a ?<wp
" RnrnweU 4 Sop 4 04c i
I " BlaoktllU I a no~l * *._! *
I A r. Columbia ; ? ,* 0 10a 9 46y
Lv. Chuurlaaton.' (3o. ll/ o a, 11 xrp ~ii?p
" Summfrrl'.M 7 4la'l\> pi fan
" Braqohnlle 6 &.U 2 UM 7 ft.'?
" Orangeburg 0 2fia / <e? * i~y
- KlufvUte 10 16? 4 2ie 8 4.p
Ar Columbia _ i' CM* 6 6*>n| 98bj? I
Lv. Jtagus:*, (So. Ry.V I U<M? W3up!l5u.p I
Lv. GramtevUle I U bdp lo 1 8?
Lv. Aikta it Up 7 Up
Lv. Trenton ... 4 02p llOOp
I " Johnetop . I l.p 11 &rp
Ar. Qoluiuli'?. (V. D.) Slip 2 IOO
Lv. Columbia. iBltig 02wp d 2Ue V 4ep
" wlnnaboro 7 Jip 7 2.'a 10 31'p
" Che*ter J ilp 8 13ull24p
" Pock Hill 8 53y 8 &? 11 4b?
Ar. Charlotte ? 2n> 8 45a; i233a
Ar. Danville ~.. . 1161k ~l~8?p U lln
Ar. Richmond . . 0 jm 6 2/#p!
XTWeSKE on . 17 ^ jwp 10 l a j
* Baltimore tPa.llU) 9 IS,- 11 Hp! 11 2.a
I blladelpbla 1? a-,;v ? Vo| 1 DT'J
New Y< rk . |:-Wf>>l 0 t8M 4JI8i
L?. Oo!anbl* ~ ll 4oa; Vjua" 777*.
Ar Spartanburg 810ptl25a,
" A-hevtlle 7 I5p| 2 4Spl
A. KaoxvUle . .... 1 16it 7 81p'
Ar. Olnclnnft t [ 7UOpi 7 46a! . ...
jr LouTsvii 'o _. ., _ 4opl 7 Qua
BOUTUUOU.VO.
Dally Daily ,?x bu
Lv. Louisville ". . 7 . . > . * ltaj~2 48pi
Cr. Cincinnati . ~ " t> Qua
Cv."kii..*vill? imi "ekai
AxhcvUlc 8 OUft 8 U6p
" Spartaublirg . 11 46a 8 15p|
"Ar. yolmnhta .. ?20p 9 90p!...
CvTSTew V'Jrki i'u. H.It i 7 i! iirpj l'JiSot T5A in
" Philadelphia tlffcp! 8 50a 8 lOp
" Baltimore . ?'27p '122s 5 229
Lv. Washl'gt'n (So.Hyl 5jp I 1 l.'n 9tif
Lv. Rlefimond ., .. 17wop lSfib
r.vrRauvUlo _.. | 77thijT73p lTRi
Lv. Charlotte 8 iua< "vfcpi ?7I?
" Rock Hill 9 00ol0 88 p 8 00a
" Choeter OlOalllwp 527a
" w.nnsboro . 'lOlen 1200a 8 Q?7m
Ar. Columbia. <?MgSt l!26u 1 lOu 7 OOa
!, Lv. Columbia, tU. D.) ill 50n 4 00a
; " JohUHton I 1 Qlpl 6B2a
" Trenton I 118p 8 4ba
Ar. Aiken I'M" * 9 4-Jo
Ar. Urnnitevlllo 2 10p 7 14a .. .
Ar. AmtU'QB .. -5bi> SOOn 10 SSOa
_ Lv. Columbia tSo. Ky) 4 (JOp 7~o6? 7 08a
" Klngvtllo 4 40p 2 82a 7 15a
, " Oranifcbury 5R0p 3 45o 8 41a
" Braueliville 0 lap 125a 9 fca
" Sniiunervillo f 7 31p SWia 10 38a
Ar.Oharleatop . slip 7 00alll5a
Lv. Columbia (So. Ky.f li huh 1 18a 7 bS
" HliK'kville ,... 1 10p 2 57u 8 83a
" Bnrtiwell 1 24p 3 12a
* b:i viinmih 3 Hp 3'J0n 10 20a
Ar. Jic-kson ville ( P. S.l 7 40p 9 25a 2 2up
Sleeping Car Sarvioa.
E*< client dally ttaasunyar acrvico between
? I Florida utid Nea- York.
Noh. 81 and 32? New York and Florida '.im
I Itcd. Daily exeepl Sunday, compoeed ezeluI
aively of Pullman ftneat Draw tny Room Sleeping.
Coiii\nirtiiiont and Ubaorvatorr CarH Ij??tween
New Y</rk. Columbia antl St. Augustine.
| Pullman alts-ping .v\ra between AuyiiKta and
Aiken ami New York n.n* . I
.?v.m *?ugua\? iu
| Columbia via B.n.'kvillv Parlor car* between
Churle.-con and O^lumUu.
Nos, 31 and 04?New York and Florida Kxpr?Mi.
Drawing-room Mlteping oar* between
Auguatit ?tul Now York. Pullman drawlngmom
^looping oars bet wer-n Port Tanipa. Jackaourrllo.
Savannah \Va?hlngti>u and Vow York
Pullman hireling enra Wiwocn Charlot'o and
KloKiii'iml. Inning car-t between Charlotte
anil Sa/annah.
No*. t") and .*1?U. K. F?*t Mail, Through
f , Pullman drawing-room buffet *lt*>mi?g car* l>etwoen
Jacksonville and Now York and Pull?
inun *.i i c.iri t? ; wove Augusta nnd Ohnr
I lotto. Inning oara oerve all meal* onrouto
' Pullman sleeping oar* between Jacksonville
L and Columbia onrouto daily lietwoen Jacksonfllle
and Cincinnati, via Asiiovllle.
FRA># S.GANNON. ?. H HAltlrtYlCK,
Third V. P-A Gen. Mj?? Oen Paa. Agt.,
Washington, L>- C. Washington, D. G
1 W. U. TALOB. B ff.HCNT,
At> t Gee. Pass. Ag'to piv. pa*s Ar t..
Atlanta, (Jiv Charleston, 8. O.
; G. P. COBB
Dealer id
| BiraaiES,
-WVA.O-OISTS
TES
ZE^TJ-ZE^hstittxie^IE:
11
' COFFINS. WAlway
!; CASKETS AND on
! METALIC CASES* Hamj.r ]
Johnston. S. C.
I
!
Fop S'tle.
I offer for Sale my residence with (
1 fourteen acres of land in the town of
F Itntesburff. On these premises are a
pood orchard, vineyard, pasture and
, llsh- pond. A very desirable home in?
deed. For terms etc., apply to J. (5.
1 Ktheredpe, Columbia, S. C., or T. It.
r.ernafjiian, lSutesburg.
rjoafucss.Xoises in the head, ?SlC, ;
INwttivel* curedl?y Hahti .kv's r.vu L/rriOK. (
i Thin new lieweilycoH ricbt to the actual neat ,
<>i i in iiiiraw, ami has effected such remarkable t
urotii.it ; In- c n ati Ini]if in In lil out t? all J
| sufferers, no matter how bail or long? tending <
, tin ran- may In-. t)X? Hurt i t. wti i. t't kk any J
I ordinary cose, and will beaent aeourely i>;i<kril ?
an i )< > t 11 .111 with full direction* ami tent- j
I monlala niton receipt ol tinier iiirect t
I run i .1 \ M V s l.. IIA Itl.K Y. '-'a. Mm kilalt- ltoail. J
j South Lambeth, Londotii KNtil.AXli. j
llcarthiiru. j
; ' ?
When (lie (juanitv <>f fond taken in J
; ion luryje or the quality t-'oriih, heart- S
linrn is likely to follow, and especially J
soil t lie digest ion has been weakened
by constipation. Kilt slowly and not j
too freely of easily dijfsted footl 3
j Masticate the food thoroughly. Let ]
! six hours elapse between meals and ?
when y..u feel n fullness and weight J
j in the region of the stomach after eating,
indicating that you have eaten too ~
tniii h. take one of Chamberlain's Slum- ^
aril and l.'ver Tablets and the heartburn
may be aVoitled. For sale by F.
(1 Milliter.
The llest Ueinedy for Stomach |
anil llowel Troubles.
"1 have been in the drug business for,
! twenty years and have sold most all of I
, tlie |>r< prietary medicines of any note.
Among Hie entire list I have never
found any I long (o eqnal Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ^
! for all stomach and h >wel troubles,''
says (?. \V. Wakefield, of Columbus, (ia.
'This remedy cored two severe eases r
of cliol r morbus in my family and I
have 'ei oinmcnded ..lid sold hundreds I
of bottles of it to mv enstomers to their ^
entire satisfaction. It affords a qn ck | I
and sure cure in a pleasant form." For I
! sale by F. It. (iunter. I J
Slic Didn't Wear A Mask.
ol
Hilt her beauty was completely bidden
by, blotches and pimples till she in
used Bueklen's Arnica Salve Then
they vanished as will all Eruptions,
Fever, Soics, Roils, I leers, Carbuncles
land Felons from its use. Infallible for j <*c
I Cuts, Corns, Hums, Scalds and l'iles.
I Cure gu iranteed, 5M?e at F. B. Gun-j
| ter's. : tli
|
Marriages Ci
Are long remembered by the friends
and relatives of the bride and groom, ;
I when they are requested to be, a guest ;
by receiving one of The Advocate's
beautify) wedding
jBevers Kneece
BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS.
The best anil cheapest shops ill the State.
AH work done in the best style. Finest Painting done ut the
Lowest prices known.
JHORSESHOEING BY THE BEST EXPERT SHOER
IJM THE SOUTH
! Don't get cheap work clone when you can uet Fiist-el??? wrrk ?t Imi
! RIDGE SPRING. - - S. C.
Corcue lira. sun.cL X_jOo1u!
You needn't buy, but you will.
We don't appologizc for Hie low character of
our prices?don't have to, so long as the goodc
they're attached to are so highly respected.
SATISFACTION EXCHANGED: OUll : BARGAINS,
YOUR MONEY.
We have on'exhibition, a now One 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
our prices and tread them down.
Hats! ZEKs/tsII
Straw and Kelt just received at prices never before offered, and quality
equal to any.
Shoes! Shoes!!
We have a line Ladies and/.'hiUlrens Slippers that is yours for economy
and solid satisfaction.
Kress Goods
Laces and linbroderies at all prices that equal any on the market in price
and quality. Come to-day, don't wait 'till to-morrow.
vT_ C_ GLOVER
Buggies & Wagons!
e n?W '"lv,*;?11 'inn^ soine
/ \ yV^^\ ^*t*st" *'ie '^3son .<& Jon"
| \A- \ Wagon?there are none bet
"'" I" IM5^eCt "?
SATCHER AND COLEAitA.ISr,
SALUDA. - - - - - - - S. C.
EVERY ARGUMENT
And claim needs proof to make it
stand. Our proof is our goods.
SEVER IN THE
History of our business have we had
%
such a volume of Bargains for you.
JUR STOCK
Consists of every conceivable class
of goods. Prices right?goods the
best!
Steadman & Rilev's
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| BOOK, JOB AND 1
| COMMERCIAL PRINTING, 1
? Neatly and Quickly =s
r Executed at %
I THE ADVOCATE OFFICE. |
jiuiummmmuuiuumm iuuuu mwuituuittumukumijiir
THE MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company
Of New York.
Richard A. McCurdv. Rmsi/I *
7 ? " VV 111.
rhe Largest, Strongest, Most Progressive Life Insurance
Com pan- in the World.
aid to Policy holders in l'.KX). . . $26,361,803.83
\>tal Income in 11*00 ..... 60,582,802.31
assets December 31, 11*00 .... 325,753,152.51
nsnranee and Annuities in force . . 1,141,407,888.20
\.nd it Leads Again in South Carolina.
From the reports of twelve leading companies, on tile in the Comptroller's
[lice, it is shown
Tlint The Mutual Life of New Yo.ik paid for forty-nine per cent, business
i South Carolina in I'.hmi than any other company.
Gained llfty-elght per cent, more ^insurance in force than any other
impany.
Collected in cash premiums $79.521.SI more than nny other company.
Has ft*.837,908 more insurance in force in South Carolina than any other
impany.
The Mutual Life is now selling a Single Premium Guaranteed Three and
ne-llalf l'er Cent. Bond, which does not require an examination.
Trie Five Per Cent. Twenty Year Bond policy cannot be equaled. Better
rin a Government Bond.
No impaired or vicious risks solicited or accepted for insurance in this
jnipany.
A few first-clou agents can secure desirable contracts.
For particulars as to plans, rates, etc., apply to*
J. G.ETHEREDGE,
Agent, Columbia, S