Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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hie advocate: - PlV. ? Good midline cotton is worth 838 ii the ci ty. The Misses Steadman of Denmark are visiting Mrs. Jtutlund. Mr. J. D. llaltiwanger, of Pel ion spent Sunday with the hoiue folks. Miss Julia llolston, after an extended visit to friends au 1 relatives ii Orangeburg county, has returnei home as fair as ever. I Mr. J. Frank Kneece spent Moil dav \vl tli I he pmiil in-ntiK* of lVlioi A delightful time he had. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Norris, of E Ige held, have been visiting their sister Mrs. N. G. Conner. Mr. Milton Jones and his sister, o Edgefield, are here on a visit to theii relatives. Our little town has had a host o fair visitors this summer. We trus that they were as favorably intpre sse< with us, as we were with them fc Miss Anna Thomas has returnei home, after an extended visit to Ridg< way and Columbia. Her many friend: are glad to see her in the Racke Store. / Messrs. Jim Rutland nnd Jesse 1-ow man of Monettn, were in town P* ?rday. The Advocate returns thanks to Mr David Rawl, for a box of Gold l~k?t We will do our utmost to Keep ele? Mr. Frank Norris of Texas, is visit ie.g his old haunts, llis friends art glad to see him again. I Mrs. J. C. Fort, who has been on a visit to her father Mr. 11. W. llalliwanger, has returned to her home at I'elion, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Giillum went to Jtidge Spring Sunday, to see Mr. Andrew Culluin. who was struck by light ning Saturday at'tern joii. 1I_? is getling along nicely. He certainly had a narrow escape. Mr. Jim Cockerel of North Augusta, is visiting his parents. Jim is doing well, as most of our boys who are battling with life's problem'. Messrs. Wig and llulsey Fox and Jno. D. Rawl took in the j h n'c at Hair's upper mill last Thursday. They say th?y had a most delightful time. Mrs. Saunders of Arkansas, is visit in# Mrs. .?. ( . Cullum. Mrs. naunucrs is pleasantly remembered in our town, having taught in tl e Leesv lie Collogo. Rev. Evans llall in.uli' a hurrie.l Hip to the "burg" Thurs. uy. Mr. llall lias wrought well, in his c alling. A polieeman, like n rainliow, is a token of peace, ami both have a hab... - hit of appearing after the storui is ' over, lion. J.-W. Set/ler and daughter, o' Itidge Spring were in town last week. Mr I.cgare Hardin, after a pleasant trip to the home folks, lias returned to lis home in GasroiinffcLiC. Lt^arclias many friends here who in his advancement. Sirs. Jonah llite is visiting her son in Augusta, Ha. Protracted meeting is going on at lletlilrhcm. Rev. Steele.'of Lexington, is assisting tile pastor, Rev. Evans llall. Mr. Steele is mi earnest preac her. Tiie most important thing in making pickles, is to have good vinegar. You fin bf* absolutely certain of getting the best at I*. X. Hunter's, lie handles two kinds; "Heinz Pickling Vinegar" and "Malts 4 year old apple Vinegar." Mr. John Rawt lias sold his men-anvil e interest to his brother Killian. lie will now he placed on the retired list. Our correspondents have been rushing for the past two weeks. Of this we are very glad. When their communications fail to appear, for in dm time it will coine to the front. Mr. John W. Gibso.i, formerly of Sa !udu county, but now of Scivern,S. ('. was in town Saturday. Mr. Gibson is largely engaged in the inanul'.. lure ol lumber, at Seiveru. Mr. If. A. Siiealy of the Kihcredgi section was oil our streets one nay last week, lie is an excellent farmer ami one of tili staiinchesl citizens in ttic county. Messrs. Geo. Rates and Geo. Rell Timtnerinan went to John-ton Friday evening and from there to Lanliani Springs picnic, it is said our representatives cut the "pigeon-wiling" extensively. Col. G. T. Graham called in to see uThursday. He is one of the leading lawyers of our county. Col. Graham has taken an active part in I lie p ilitic of the county and S'ate and his inla t'nir in fill ... 4, .4, ... 4. J..4I II . Mr. ?(. .1. K limner of (Jails len, spent several days in nur town last week Mr K iiuiner is not only a hustling business man, but takes active interrest in all things tliat pertain to the up building of a community morally am socially. Wearegiad to know 'bat In intends casting bis fortune .villi u next year. Dr. Watson, i or new dentist, spem Thursday here, lie will soon have hi olliee completed over Harris drug store When it is (in shed ii will he one of thi handsomest in the country. Dr. Wat son will begin "half-soling teeth" ot the 5 prox. Wu'are glad to have Inn with us. Mr. John I). Hawl has been taking i weeks vacation, niiugltd with plca-un lli- went to Columbia Tuesday afternoon and came back to I.exmgtoi Wednesday to take in the niiuuttl picnic at Burr's upper mill Thursday. II says he is "on Die p i g ," and on for a good time. He says further that h " doesn't intend to miss anothe picnic at Marr's mill. There is an clement of success In e\ ery man, but lie seldom gels it in op eration untili some smart woman he gins to tread on his heels. CLOTHH We have a be going to close 01 why we are cloi x r /a r /^v x T 1W 1 A JIM This is 110 bluff. ? r quick, in order r i L. C. H 3 * *e s t ? Batesburg | Invcstn - vy VLands bought, sold and exeliaii? different parts of town for sale; 1 ' S 110ns. Any of this property sold easy installments. We will deal i Carolina. ^ ADDRESS ? s. F. PERFF I 1 f. stroi r' * I^WtfVAVvWyWvVm.V. \2 Best Makes, ? # ., Lowest Pri Peter A. 937 Bron -^."CLg"VJL3t^ Save your IVloney And keep it in the Savings Depart ment of T11E FIRST NATIONAL RANK of Ratesbnrg. Four (1) per. rent interest on deposit. Dividends ' semi-annually. Roth large and small accounts solicited. W. W. Watson, ("ashler. ? _ ______ Mr. John I., Derrick of i pper Dutch I Fork, was 011 our streets Monday. Mr ' Derrick is not only ah excellent farmr, hut a man of considerahleincans. I Col. I . X. (.'outer spent Sunday and Monday with his parents. X is still > one of our boys, hot he has grown : great and bids fair to continue to do i so. lie will tie our next Attorney Gen I era I. ij Mr. J. Win. Mitchell has returned f home after an extended visit North, 1 where he succeeded in interesting some Northern capitalist in a wooden hotel, j tinely cipiiped, for our town. The Adlocate hopes his most sanguine expectations will lie realized. Mess. .1. W. ami N. G. Conner, : John Fox, Fred Colliioi and Eugene - Hartley, went to June's pond 011 ail - ex'ended lish last week, and judging 1 from their lisli tales, they had a great ' time. 4 Mr. F. II. Lyman of Wards? formerly of oilt town, came down to see how I we were progressing Saturday. Mr. Lyman is one of (lie most entertiiinlig rollversal i <innlist we liave tvcr L* met. j (<iir friends have reinoinbereil us with i | melons. Thanks (o one and all. The i ' Advoeato force are champion melon I enter*; so let the good go on. The i I '"devil" can eat four a day and Ins Sa. | tanie. majesty, must receive that which he desires, see !! i We are very sorry to learn of the - death of young Hubert Watson, of i" Hidge Spring, lie was an excellent t young man. We extend sympathy to , , his family. 1 Mr. & Mrs. W. K. Hodie and son of near Wards, spent Tuesday ill town. Mr. - ; Hodie reports the crops in good con : dition in his section. He is not only a - good farmer, hut a good friend of our [ town. The Advocate is glad to see the like. I 5G1 CLOTH1 !w.*fc Outtjy Old. * * autiful line of elothinj ut, at and below cost, ng this. Simply, be il'H MAXIM I; CI .( We mean what v to get the best selecti< YOURS FOR TRADE, ARTLEY and COM Land And\j icnt Co. U\ v y fed: Dwelling and StO'e lot* in vy ilso some well improved pluntaror one-fourtli cash; balance on n lands in any part of South " <T> " ? >? SI1 7 * t , GENERAL MANAGER, OR ^ [ HKR, ATTORNEY. ^ * v d : i r i, i, i c > i i i, I ! I d I {- * * 0 cos Known. 0 Q * Brenner. u h id Street, L, - - Or"3* V Money to I.cnil. ^ At Tin-First National Hank of Batesluirg. Every accomodation consistent |, with sound hanking guaranteed to our patrons. Your account solicited. W. W. Watson, 1 Cashier. Mr. anil Mrs. Burgis of Steadmau's, 1 were in town Monday. Mrs. Gunter and Mi?s I.izzie of Sei- [ | vern, were in town shopping this week. lion. J. IL Snddath, of the Saluda side came down to see us Monday. Mr. Suddath intends "doing" tha Pan j American Exposition in a few days. The Misses Tompkins of Edgelield. 1 are on a visit to their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mose llolslon. * Mr. and Mrs. Parrish of the Mine Creek section, were in town shopping * Monday. They have gotten a eo >d ' anys off, but they haven't lost the way ' I ti> our town. We are glad to set* our j ohl friends faithful to the old "Rurg.'' I Have you seen Hartley A Co's. "ud"V They offer this week their entire 'stock f of clothing at your own price. a Col. Thus. F.Brantley has announced i j hiniselfjas a candidate for < 'ongress. I See notice elsewhere. i Our town is to have a long felt want tilled. Mr. .1. W. Pond will open up a si first-class bakery in n few days. All s lovers of pies, tarts and bakers br *a1 i can have their wants tilled The very I fact that Mr 1'oud wjll run this on f tcrpi ise, will be a guarantee of cleaoli t | ness and lirst-class accommodations. Wc wish the enterprise all possible sue- t cess. We had tlie goo I fortune to spend j Friday night, in the lioin i of Lexing- . ton's excellent Treasurer, Mr Frank < W. Shoaly . Mr. Shealy lives on tho ] banks of the big Saluda, in a tine sec* j lion, among as good people as live. | Mr. Shealy is not only a tlrst class treasurer, but a tiptop farmer. It | seems to os lie is surrounded by all a man could want. Saturday, we went , to a barbecue at Star school house. We enjoyed meeting these people. They are blessed as few people are. I Strong and robust, with good homes I l and fertile lands. Every one present I ' setuned to enjoy the day. We were! ^'-r*r - < ) \ ING! . IPrice. s* whieli we are You may ask cause we will rrrHiNG. re say. Come on. IPANY. Announcements For Congress. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Congress from tlie 7lb. !ongressional District to fill the un xpired term of the late Hon. J. Win. token, and pledge myself to abide the esult of the Democratic Priinnry. Very truly, Thos. K. Brantley. Hon. A. F. Liter is hereby anlouuced as a candidate for the seat lade vacant in Congress by (he death f the late lion. J. Wm. StoKes, whose 'rivate Secretary he war for live ears. Voters. ery sorry, we could not spend Sunday rith them, but we shall go Lack anu single with them again. On our way 0 the railroad, we stopped at Priceille, where a great crowd of people ad fathered to hear educational adresses, by the president and prolTesors of I.enoir college, N. C. It win ur privilege to hear the address of tin 'resident of the abova iusttution. It /as an able and instructive discourse. 1 welcome rain adjourned the meeting. Ve proceeded oil our way to I.ewielale. where we su|>ped witli the Hall Irothers, who are famous mucliiuiats. t has been said of them, that they an mak.'any thing they desired and ze are prepared to believe the staten nt. We are under obligations to our riend, Chat lie Cannon, for a seat i. lis buggy. We hoarded "the Crosau," glad of liavii.g had such a Icasant day, (irmly resolved 4b go tack again. Sheriff Tom Caughmai), jolly as evr. was in town Friday. The Sherill ays he has us lixed. Well, we will ee us t i that, lie laughs best, win audits lust, see! l.eeHville Local*. Senator Tfilbert was in town last Friay. >Vv had the pleasure of seeing the Ion. A. F. Lever in town Sunduy. Mr. G. II. Adams, who lias been conlected with railroad work, is on a vist to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. II. I dams. Miss Lucia Oswalt of Barr's, ha> ieen visiting in town for several days. Miss Katie IJiller has returned to her loine in Americus, Ca., last Wednesay. Mr. Ceorge Ilikard of Outesburg, fas in town Monday. Miss Bessie Werts of Newberry, is isiting Rev. and Mrs. Jas. D Kinard. Mr. Marion Mitchell of Ridge Spring, fas on our streets Monday. dr. W. M. Oxner was in Saluda, ?st week. Mr. J.C. Buzhardt from near Saluda j ras at the roller mill Monday night. Florence Hartley, a negro girl, reteived a very severe shock from the ightning lust week. We are very glad to see Miss Idu lei I Crouch home again. With erspoon 1 Saluda Court House News. Dear Advocate: We have had several events lately in mr town. The weather lias been, and is now ixcessive bet. We have been bleased with local bowers in most parte of the county, >ut in the immediate town it has been if lit. Crops have improved wonderfully of ate, especially cotton. Gur roller mill hae beei. making tine lour, it strained the boiler, but they iu urnijj in a new one to-day. Jt a a line mill vvitli a capacity of about ifty-four barrels per day. The Hour s of the finest xuality. Our great celebration day has come md gone. We had a large crowd and i good speech from Mr. Thurmond. We had a moat excellent hand to fi rti'.sii music for us. The hall which olloweJ was quite a success, and all vho attended enjoyed the occasion. The following are ths couples from ibroad: Misses Kiggs from Orangeburg; Hisses Hoi low ay, Chapped*; Sophie md Kloise Oh: pman, Columbia; Mm lioiKl man, Crass Hill; Miss Maddox, Due West; Miss Lula Odom, JohnstOi ; Misa Orawfi rd, Ninety Six and Mes Blanche Caughman, Mt. Willing We have some malar al fever in our town. Among those effected are Mr llaggot's family, Mr. Hrown, Mrs. Tommie Edwards, Frank Webb, Itev. Carson's family, Kolit. Itauicy and Mr. Oscar Abies family just out of town. Rex. A noble idea! A sublime idea I! i'ay your subscription to the Advocate. ^5 Manufacturers of 5p 1HIOH-ORADE<wJ S? , - '- " '" T CHATTANOOGA, TEN.e For Pfiras-g^ Write to 5^ 5 Haltiwanger, W ^BATESBURG, - - s. C.E SL^X We contcmpla iness within the nouncement. It he turned into qi Over 600 pair of pants 7-do An enormous i a sacrifice. Cas ride a dollar to t money's worth 01 regular selling p Mew 1 9 Report of The Condition ( Of the First f National ! Bank Of Bathsburg, No. AT BATESBURC IN THE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, AT THE CLOSE OFj BUSINESS, JULY 15, 1901. misoudcss. (okurt. Loans and Discounts $17,378.96 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 04.86| U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 7,000.00 Premiums on I". 8. Bonds. . 297.50 Banking house, furniture and fixtures 3,7.10.00 Due from State Banks and B inkers 6,246.61 Due from approved reserve agents 4,752.83 Internal-Revenue Stamps. . 11.46 Checks and other cash Items 40.64 Nokra of other National Banks 7W.nO Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents. . . . 32.91 LawkclMonky Rkskkvk IN BANK, viz : Specie 840.00 Legal-tender notes. 1,820 (Hi?2,060.o0 Redemption fund with I". S. Treasurer (.1 / of circulation.) 310.(0 Total 72,874.10 oaiiuviii. dollars. Capital stock paid in . . . 2.1,0?h).<h) Undivided profits, less expenses and tax?s paid. . . 1,561 so \7rt lallfll Itaralr .. i j.xun 1 ,'ies uulstanding 7,<KH?.0t? Individual deposits subject to tdieck 81,200.25 Tnsliie.'s cheeks outstandl n<? IU.UU Notes an.I bills rediscount cd 8,<>no.0n Totai 72.871.10 STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, Coi'ntv ok Lkxinoton. ks: I, W. W. WATSON, Casiuku of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. XV. WATSON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ?5lli dav of July, 1901. J NO. ( '. O LOVER, Notary Public S. C. Correct?Attest : W. ||. TIMM KIIMA N, E. It. STKA OMAN, I. EDWARDS, 1>ireetors. Uncertainty is the cruelest trial for the heart of a woman to endure, when that woman is insolent and brave, and feels ready to face any danger co irageously. You pet your money's worth when you subscribe for The Advocate. an"d you DRY GOODS AND SHOES!! We have a full line of Shoe* and Dry ftoodM that are IJp-tc-dnte in ?ery particular. PBNTS Sr CLOTHING! When we try to describe our bar gains in this department, we dou'l know where to begin. It's like trying to UdU the commencement of a circle. E. JONE r g-hte: s ting some radical ch next six weeks?lien 's no fake. Our pre nick cash, at any cos 200 Suits, z. dollar hats just arrived 69c. stock Millinery and li and rootri we 11111st leath at,this sale. ] r your money back, rice is below others < fork Racket I It Dazzle* The World. Xo Discovery in medicine lias ever created one quarter of the excitement that has be?n caused by I>r. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It's severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pi.eumonii, Heinorrage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands of whom it has restored to perfect health. For Coughs Colds, Asthma, Croup, liay Fever, 11 oars n ess and Whooping Cough it is the quickest and surest cure in the world. It is sold by F. B t'unter, whoguarantees satisfaction or refund money. Large bottles 50c and fl.OO. Trial bottles free. Ftlieredge News Iteius. The Delmar Reunion will take place August 8th. Let's not get the date wrong as it was in last issue of The Advoeate Remember the place too: On the Delmar lligh school grounds. We need rain badly again. Many of our folk attended the annual barbecue at Delmar yet tciday. Watermcllons, beans, cabbages, are scarce; but most folk have nice chickens and beeves walking around, saving for summer company. Pi of. J. B. O'Neall Ilol'owny will visit this and other sections, soon, in interest of Mt. Amcena Female Seminary, a Lutheran institution, located in North Carolina. 1'rof. Kdward Black, one of our boys will teach next session in Elizabeth College, Charlotte, X. C. This institution has few equals in tho South, l'rof. Black has been teaching in KeeMar College, Aagerstown, Md., several years. Both colleges are female institutions. R'ax. July 2d, 1901. Ne\,berry College Reunion. The Annual Reunion of the alumni students and ex-students of Newberry College, for the countiei of Sal u?1 Edgefield and Aiken, will he helJ at or near me l.ullieruii church at Dclu> ir, Saluda county, 8. C , on tlie Hih diy of August, 1901. at 10 o'clock a. in. Die following is the program; Address of Welcome, Julian It. liarmar. Response, President. Newberry College?Then and Now, Rev. Jacob A.istin. Address, Dr. (5eo 15. Cromer. The Part cf ('lassies in an Rduecation, Rev. C. I*. 1$ ?ozer Address, Prof J. B. O'Neall Ilol l?. way. What is u Liberal Gdn ationy Rev. Y. V. A. Riser and Mr J. H Derrick. There will also lie such a general discission of the rbove and other sub jects as the President may deem advisable. Every-body invited. J. L. Caugliman, C.J. Kamage, l?. K. U ser, Committee on Program Mnrringca Are long remembered by the friend: and relatives of the bride and groom when they are requested t,o be a gues! by receiving one of The Advocate': beautiful wedding invitations. 5 Hv??ne3r. Stoves! Stoves!! ^ * ?ow id the tiuij to buy! We are >r stocked and they are going cheap y Size?Any price. Mood rooking } aus good eating?and you / atuy ltliy. We gaaraot-ee tbein. ^ Groceries! Ve have on hand alwajs. a lul' .nd nplete line of the choicest Grocer- * j The Celebratad ''Hungarian ] trity" Flour always in Stock. erseller. j Del mar High School grounds, Aug. 8 19v)l. The audience will be highly entertained by the teachers, students am ex-students of Newberry College. Tin Palmetto State Brass Band will fur nish music for the occasion. Every body come and enjoy the day. A. L. BAROLE. J. C. SWYGEKT. WILL EVANS. Haberdasher, Shirt maker will, give your mailorders prompt and careful attention, at 1433 Main Street. Columbia, S. C. ; A WORTHY SUCCESSOR "Something New Under The Suu" All Doctors have tried to cure CATARRH by the use of powders acic gases, inhalers a nd drugs in paste form, m Their powders dry up in the mucous membranes causing them to crack open ^ and bleed. The powerful acids used * j in the inhalers have entirely eatei away the same membranes that theii L | makers have aimed to cure, w lule pastes ' and ointments cannot reach the dis| ease. And old and experienced practi, tioner who has for many years made : close study and specialty of the treat- re ! ment of Catarrh, has at last perfected ? I a Treatment which when faithfully used ? not only relieves at once, but pennant hi, i1 ly cures Catarrh, by removing tin l cause, stooping the discharges, and ? I curing all inflammation. It is the only I remedy known to science that actually | reaches affected parts. This wonderfu /, remedy is known as "SN I" FEI.KS, the Cl'ARANTEkD CATARRH ( I RK" and is sold at the extremely low priet of One Dollar, each package containing internal ami external medicim ? suflicieiit for a full mouth's treatment and everything necessary to its perfect use. "SXUFF.I.ES" is the only CATARRH <T KK ever made ami is now recognized as the only safe and po.-i live cure for that annoying and diglisting disease. It cures nil mflnnia- ' I tiou quickly and perinatitly and is also wonderfully quick to relieve Hay FEVFK or CORD in toe HEAD. CATARRH when neglected often leads to COXSIMTION-?"hM'K Fl.ES" will save you it you use it at once. It is no ordinary remedy, hut a ar complete treatment whi? h is positively so guaranteed to cure cure CATARRH (p in any form or stage if used according . to the directions which accompany *' each package. Don't delay, but send 1,1 for it at once, and wiite lull particu- 11 lars as to your condition,and you will Vi rem ive speeal advice from the discoverer of this wonderful remedy regarding your ease without cost to you beyond the regular price if' SNUFFLES" wj the "C U A R A NTEEI > CATARRH V CURE Sent | repaid to any address in tin- \ 1'i itcd States or Canada on receipt of One Dollar. Add res Dept. 10EJ>W1N H. CILKStt COMPANY. 2H;t and 'J.JTJ " Market Street. Philadclphi i. O A Poor >1 illionnirc Lately starved in London because S he eoohl n t digest his food. Early use of Dr King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote assimilation, improve appetite. Price 25c. 1 Money hack if not satisfied. Sold by n F. R. Ounter, druggist. -* j "Customer (in restaurant)? Look s here, waiter, I've found a button ln this sallad ! Waiter,?that's all right gj sir; it's a part of the dressing. | |? 'LL Ustan-d-ls ' Snaps, Even for Bargain Hunters. Wi have a full line of TRUNKS ()V< tnat we will close out at prices that An i II move them quick * ' me; Sewing Machines! h?? Ilurry and get your wife that Sewing Machine before present lot is sold out. Several styles to pick from. ^ You pay less than one half of Agents prices; and same terms if desired. I jt>s Special Inducements on a limited [p^ quanity?to the first twenty fivj. S, The Und. 1 i - j Of JEZ V ALE!! |P" anges in our bus ee the above an- ? sent stock must p t or sacrifice. 500.00 in shoes I Drygoods all at I have. You can | More than your ltemeniber, our [tost price. Ls 1 cii , Store. I R ni A ^ 3 I Barbecue. XTT K w:ll furnish a first-class bar _ T beetle with refreshments, at 1 h? | Newberry College lie-union on tin !G. L. Trotter,. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, ler* liis Professional Services to the >ople of U it?-s'uir? and vicinity. to the deaf. A rich lady, cured of her Deafnega id Noise* in the Head by I)r, Nielioln's Artificial Ear Drums, pave IX) to his Institute, so that deaf peoe unable to procure the Ear Drums ay have them free. Address No i?S0-c. The Nicholson Institute, TSt iylith Avenue, New York, iJ, S. A. gr??r^,ttring us your Job Vork There is no denand 1 oo small and no rder too large for OUR TOCK OR FACILITIES. "Hungarian Puriy" Flour at L. C. I art loy & Co's. "The Gome* kissel South Carolina irl must at least l>e coinGMtiMed for sr bravery." v 'A i 'SO. A. QUATLEBAUM, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ] fice over Harris' Drug Store. Money to Loan. >11 farming lands. Easy payments. commissions charged. Borrower s actual cost of perfecting loan. John B. Palmer A Son. Columbia, 8. C. Euoknk W . Ablb, Atty., Saluda. 9. C. _ \ . L. HARTLEY. E. L. ASBIL.L, J Attorney at La\? ;rsvii.le ' sc. Practice in all Courts Busiuess soli* ted. i GO TO SAM HOWES. | estuarant for first-class teals, at all hours. a T a T-, i/v^ltSUN & ? lOWILL. j rire and H RB^^I w.-uclios. Jewelrv He BATESBURG. s. CM 'as. W. SL'.IGEON-DEHTiST, tyOIce at Etberedge liuildiajr SALUDA, - - - S. C. Eugene W. Able ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR. Offices at Ed<jefim.d C. H. andSaujda C. H, Prompt Attention'Given to All Bu?ess. ?. *V. DKVORE, .1. N. O. OKKC.i'KY. EdireflelU, S C. Saluda, S. C. )F.VORE & GREGORY -1TTORSE YS AT LA W. All business intrusted to our tare ct-ives prompt attention. ^"Office up stairs in Etberedgt lilding. E. K HARDIN, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Office at XXoxrte.