The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 07, 1901, Image 2
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JOI1N BELL TO'.VILL.
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WTPNFSrAY Aug. 7, 1001. !
Entered as second class matter at the i
Rotesluirg Post Office. ^
Owing to my candidacy, for the uu- <
expired term of Hon. A. F. Lever, in I
the General Assembly, it will lie necessary
for me to torn over the Editor- ,
ship of The Advocate to some one else :
for the time being. The person who i
will temporarily occupy the Editor's I
chair will be Mr. Geo. Dull Timinor- '
man, who has been assisting me since j
his return from College. 1 do not de- <
sire to use The Advocate as a politic- ?
al organ ; but intend making my race !
open aud above board.
JOI1X HELL TOW ILL. J
Again the good Methodist people
have met with us, ar.d gone away sing '
ing Katesburg's praises. On Wcdnes- j
day last, July 31st, tliu people of our |
town, of all denominations, opened I
wide their doors and welcomed to their 1
homes, the numerous delegates to the '
District Conference. Hatesburg hn?
a reputation r<?r iior
m - ? - Kvr>|ii iniu^ f nnu (
judg from rvmarks made <
B to
added her
B |r
In behalf of town we to
^ this body of good people, a cordial in- 1
\itation to visit us again.
Labor and Capital continue tlieii t
light, probably, more furiously here ol 1
late than ever btfoie. .1 list what wil 1
be tbe outcome no one can, knowing1)'
prophesy. One of the < tibials ol (
organized labor is quoted ns having I
said : "It is now a ease of light 1 '
think the contest will he the greates
industrial battle the world lias ever (
known. I am thoroughly convinced j
that we will win 'he victory." 'J lint *'
of course is only a surmise of his own.
considering the position from his
point of view. There can be no question
however, but that the present
strike is about the most important o< ^
its kii.d that lias ev? r been known.
Labor and Capital are fro.? tlie ver\ ^
nature of llui gs opposed to each other.
On the one hand we liml Capita'
trying to oppie-s the latoring class, 15
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in order to increase their gains.
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While on the other hand we iind or- j,
punized labor, and all labor for that matter,
endeavoring' to have tin C
amount paid them for their services }'
increased. It seems to be but a natural
consequence, when the two come j
in contact. Too suee.ss of each lying
in entirely different channels, it is ;
question of great moment liovv tliej
arc to be reconciled without doiii;
..in .'i i ne inner injustice; and wi ?
have heard no plan advocated which
spp,-ar.s more plausible, than Govern- 11
no lit ownership. Of course Govt rn- '
iiient ownership would not te entirely (|
satisfactory, but it would he 2 u.arksi
. improvement on the pie-etit system ,
We dare say, most people will agree 1
that it is best to kei p Mich matter- '
out of the Legislative II.ill.- if it eni
be done without detriment to soeietj
and the general business of the rem
try. The question now, as we si e it
is whether or not the beat interest ol ,
society will be subserved as matter ?
stand. If it cannot, tli 11 it seems ad
vUablv that the Government slioiih 1
cone in and have a say.
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In th>s issue we print a caul fron
lion. A. K. Lever a - noiincing his re> I;
ignntioii as n member of the House < f 1
Jlepresenalixen, from Lexington conn [
1,. wi
?.?# ii ir in l Oil If V Will llt'CtSS. til I I'
t tie ?'lc< tint) (>r lii.4 Miecessor: i iul m
(luiitft tl ere will lu? u w. rm tin ? t|
nmon^ (hone sei kiti^ | olili?*nI prime- <:
lion.
We aim print in this in* tie n car- '
rtntugtlie fi.i t tl.nt Mr. Jnlm lt> I ^
T< will of Pntet'btirg, will be in tin (
tare for T.tver's urn xpiri ?1 t?rm, l< a
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I. ? il M t..l. II? . a a
uc umtii. ho ivei no ueiieacy wnilver
in saylm; that we are in favor of
he above named person, and feel sure
hut if lie is elected liu will be a repreeiitutive
of the people, true to tne
rust imposed in him.
Without any elaborate discussion of
lis worth and qualifications, we will
ay that it is not the purpose of the As
istant Editor, nor is it the desiro-bf
lie Editor himself, to use The Advoate
as a political organ, for Ins own
K>litu-al ngraudizement: became We
mow tli.it those who know him Inst,
ecogtiize him as a man i t ability,
wi<h the best interest of his people al
leurt.
Wedeshelodo no man, w ho ninj
nter the race, any injustice through
hese coiums, nor are we the eneuiy cl
my o n', but we comtnvnd to the readers
ofTlie Advocate tlie name of >'r.
I'owill, as one worthy of their considration
in connection with the names
if others who may be in the race.
Under the latest law 011 the subject,
lie National Banks have increased in
lumber 665, with capital stock of $S1,
167,000. This is indeed a marvelous
ncrense; and altho we are not familiar
villi tlie laws, we would judge that
,hey must be favorable to the bnnk?rs.
A Card.
To the Voters of Lexington County:
The sad death of l)r. J. Win. Stokes
lias made vat ant his seat in Congress.
Tnut place must be filled by an election.
It is the hope of all true Lexingtonians
that our County, for once in her
liistorv, have a Congressman. The oiler
men 111 the county and the people
generally have thought my ?. hanc.-s ol
carrying 'lie County's bauii-r to victo
ry were very bright, and have insisted
1 pon my making tlie race. To make
1 campaign for Congress is 110 small
jndcrtuking, cither in the way ol
physical and mental strain, or in tin
pecuniary expenditure necessary lc
;ucli campaign. I feel,however, that
I thoroughly appreciate the greatness
jf the undertaking and also the reqion-ibility
of thr position wLich I am
seeking. For live yeats, as the private
secretary tif our dead Congressnan,
I was tnrown in the most intinate
touch with nil congressional d 11 Lies
and know what they mean.
1 do not btliev* it is right for a man
<i hold one position and become a caniidate
for another without resigning.
Every position, if Well tilled requires
die full attention of the man who
lolds it. The people are tired of so
nany elections, and my candidacy for
Congress, makes another election foi
Representative a probability, because
i hi in anuot bold the two positions
?f Representative and Congressman at
>t'e ami the same time. Anothei
-ampaigu would he expensive, and to
ivoid that, I this day return to the
icuple of Lexington the commission
vhich they entrusted to uie in mj
(lection last summer. For the large
rote given me. I thank the peopl*
com the bottom of my hea t. This
resents an opportunity to go higliar,
iitd surely none could, would or
liould censure me for aspiring to rise
o life, and besides the people of I.exngtoii
County are given their liirsi
bailee to vote for a Lexington man
or Congress.
I trust that the people will take
I?*-ir usual interest in this election.
I'urii out to i he campaign met ting;go
o tin- electi his and vote their choice
1 have to-day resigned as a member
f the (Jeneral Assembly of Sotiti.
'uroliua, to take ell'ect at once,
tgain thanking you for your past
ontidencc,
Very truly,
A. F Lever.
Julv 2U l'.mi
Mr. Levers Chances Are Oiod.
'o t l:e Kill tar of The Sta' :
We people in Lexington regard Mr.
.ever'.-- chances of i lection brighter
ban that of any other candidate hn
ongres* nov in the field. Mi. I.evet
> the logical successor of Ur .Stakes,
ecau-e there is no man in the race 10
fell qualified to (III the place. Having
ail five years' experience in congrtsional
work while private iccrelary to
J tokes nuil being so much in >yinatliy
with Hr. Stokes' special work, it
? reasonable to suppose t hat he i< fully
ipa'i'c of carrying on that w.?ri.. Mr
.ever's-ineerity and honesty aid hi.hasing
manlier have won for him a
luting place in the heails of Lexingoiuns,
and they have determined ti
ire him practically a solid vote even
f lie is opposed by any one else from
lis own county.
i-'r in what I have seen and heard of
lis reception in the other part of tin
istriet I am satisfied th t he will be
n the second nice and that will mean
lis election.
It is my holiest opinion that the pc >
ile f the .''ev nth congressional disricl
will be fortunate in t heir selection
f Mr. Lever to represent tliein in coiiress.
H.
Itrooklaud, S. August. 11, 11X11.
Newsy Dots I rnu Nelvcrn.
,#N'iver miml the wather so the
viml don't blow," is a v?ry |io|iulni
aying among our friends of "color,'
icvcrtheless it lias been very much
ibiised during tliis, the hottest of ah
veather, but wr are g'a I to say Hint
nost of im have been revival by a rcr?*uhiiik
shower.
Fruit is very fCirre in this section,
tit melon* are plentiful. lite a
I it in be r i f cars h;. v?? been h lipid
rum here, and from thv smiles on i ur
aruier* faces they must have bci n
/eased with the return*.
Tunis arc dull at intervals, hut wr
iiningc t . luve some iimu.icmt nt <easionally.
Mo?t of our people attend*
d li "cue" at Mr last S.iturlaj.
The dancing seemed to he the
triking feature of the day. The
oilii}; peple enjoy? I "shaking their
out,'" while our elder's looked on in
niazement. I guess tliey have forgot*
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Q WHICH MEAI
H GERSTLE'S FEMAL
ffi Thoso women who have trie
Q know that Q. F. P. will make a dot
f|| ry. Thero is no form of fcnialo dl
jl edv will not cure. It regulates th
9 painless; it cures prolapsus, louc
3 mat Ion and all other womb nnd ot
I your druggist and it will do fbr yc
3 sands of ot hers?make you a well,
n hood and motherhood.
I vigor of
i youth ails saw
i restored. film&llvi
I relief. My suffering at times was so inte,
y not tolerate the ja? made or a person wa
floor, nnd 1 hud given UP in despair whei
to use G. F". P, I hove taken two bottle
H a new lease of life: the pnin and misery
n I am entirely cured and strong nndvigo
girl. MRS. Al.ICK CH ALM.2UJ>. N<
i WatchZ
X_._ XD. ChaJL
THE LK
MERCHANDI!
Batesbn
ten that they wtre ever young, but
just mention "root's looks" and thej
all chime out: "I was very handsome
I when about twenty.''
' The many friends of Miss Attolei
I Gunter, one of one most channinj
young ladies, will 1)3 pleased to leari
hat she is well again, and her hrigli
' beaming face may be seen on oui
streets any afternoon.
' Mr. Henry J. I.yles, of tins ulace
who is parsueing his ?tudies, un1
der Prof. E. J. Droller of Lexington
spent last Sunday with the home
folks.
Miss Ruby Gunter, noted for hei
sweet and amiable manner, lias returned
from a week'# visit to Stead,
man's, and judging from her talk ol
the tiuie she had, it must be a very
lively and nourishing town.
Mr. S. R. Gantt-, tvlio has been dolus
quite a large business in Alabniui foi
same time, returned home last week.
Mrs. A. C. Lyles, accompanied by
her little son, Ar onianu# of Carlisle,
are visiting at the home of her brotlier-in-lav,
Oapt. J. Keaster Lyles ol
this place.
Mr. Usie Gaul', one of our most business
like young men, intends leaving
for Alabama soon where he will spen
quite a while with his m.'.tty relatiras
at (iautt.
Who shed most tears when the people
of Seivern did not re-elect ilisS
8 as their teacher til's fall.?
Some "Fki.i.i.ks "
We hope to have our annual pi< nie
soon. We \\iII extend our invitation
to you, at an early d te.
Hoping that you will have mercy on
a beginner, and let this escape the
waste basket, I am,
"Zaidee.*'
Fr'in Hoist en's X Kmuls.
We farmers around here wouldn't
object to a good "root soaker'
about now.
The crops aie very good in this section,
considering the uuu.tiahy had
crop year.
Mr. A I Oj'i! T m. ~ ' --
. . . w w , (MMOiUII, V* IIU lUkTS IIUl'll
quite ill fur the past week, is rapidly
improving to the delight of his many
friends.
Mr. Walter Matthews and wife of
the Fairview section past through our
country t-nroule to town lar-t week.
Mr. Matthews is an up-to-date farmer
and up right man.
Mis-- E'lie Ifu. ie was happily converted
at I'rovidence last week.
Mr. ami Mrs. N. I". Gunter called
>n Mr. and Mrs. M. A. llolston last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. W. \V. Adams of Fuirview, i
spending seterjl day s at her fat' ers,
Rev. J. M. Norri's this week.
We are glad to note that Mrs. J. M.
Xorris is quite well again.
Miss Viola Burton of Monettn, will
he the beautiful gu st of several of hsr
friends in this section shortly.
Miss Delia llolston is olT to Saluda
to spend a few days with friends.
Miss Bell llolston spoilt lust Friday
with tier cousin Ifi-? Annie llolston.
Mrs. M. A llolston will leave ir.
September for Washington, I>. C ,
where she will spend I lit winter with
her parents.
George J.
lloUl V e t tun.
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As?4~f<bft ThE)
Soi^cnly by
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E PANACEA. 91 I
d it (and they are legion)
:tor's services unnecewoisease
that this great reme
monthly periods and makes them
orrhcrA, tumors, ulceration, intiamrarian
troubles. Buy a bottle from
>u what it has done for so many thou,
strong, happy wo:aan, fit for wifoProparod
only by
&Ml? L. OEKSTLC M CO..
\ly family pliY- CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
SnSfi Said by all Orvggiat? at SI
no the slighent a botth, ait bottlas /or $5.
nsethat I could
Iking across the if root u IHWa
H 1 wa.l UU Vised br our frw? book -'ftMlthr MothA
of it and have wMfkoHwi Homy. " writ. I?
is all sone and eouiia.nc. fo, fr^.a?U tojh.
roua ns U young GSratl* a ^#*tt?n'rx^r.T??m.
jwberry, 8. C. You will rooolrofull lutninlciu
5 It is reserved
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Itjlmcl Sz. CO.,
AI>BRS IX
SE & LUMBER.
Lrg, S. C.
Our Mine Creole Crank.
' Oyes I spose you all wux up to Ke?
1 Bj.nk Court IIousc totlier day when de
kilt de fatted calf, a line time got wet
l? and some gat wetter; it waslud d?oii
; oil and they felt better, a good rain,
i glad to sec It. Ourottou is high iu
t yoi r siiddle linger and if it don't have
r to stop growing befo the moon changes
we may make a little cotton yit
then if we run git 15ets. for it, we will
' | be nearly even, clif Whell, I wui
thinking oter the time when we all
' went down to Columbia to learn to be
soldiers, we landed at Hampton Ka'ee
Putts, were tluai w is a heap of us, we
eleeieJ uCol. ?fc a MaJ. there was Capt
Matt -Junes he 4.1 ??t not git in tlie 19.h,
Bogt,, he li id 22 (.iun'.erv iu his cjmpa'
ny uml 21 of them was (idlers, we went
to t'luulestou and t'apt. Mat went tu
forgiviti and I wuz told after tli*y got
; out there they give Capt. Mat a form
' to go home and stay there?made a
Company of 81 Gunters; not a while
inan aiming them and elected the.r
own olllee.s; sei ved ti'.rough the war;
. how many ever got home 1 don't know
hot John hi Co n L'u ne hjoiy they is a
thousands of them iu tie Sandtoads
Big Swaiup. \
Biolh-jr Bradford t i^eii dinner with
us ou the llrst dogs day and it rained.
Do y e recou he caused the rain, if so,
come agin don't wait too long, if 1
should git dry, on-, of the boys caught
a large lacy uiof>y hn^k and took him
in, 1 would of ast it: my neighbors, but
Tor feare they did not like eoot.Ts did
you ever? the old ouien still are planting
beans, she says she likes aniens or
two just be lor o (Jiiristuia*, they are
very nice when there is none, how is
the crap about tl.e luirg? Liu you evet
see Wade C.? tell liiui 1 will write ?tl
that pea e tie sent up pretty soon.
The weather is got so hot and I luv
got so fat, that ttie ole omen was afrad
to plow me in the gerdiug, bat after
dog days is over I may expect to have
tlie ha> iies> on, any wfcy to have a
good garden Iu the wlnle'. I am told
tli it they hav put up a weather llig at
Bed Bank C. II., ha'nt it strange, after
being drowned out, driud out and put
out would try t > make out llinfc is no
sign of ilistre-y, s*ys K. 1>.
Send us down some of those fat
"mossy backs" you speak of.?Devil.
TUB HOME GOLD CURE
An IngenousTreatm.-nt by which
Drunkards nre lining
Cured Daily in spite of
Themselves.
l No Ndxoti? (loses. No Weakening
of Ihencrns. A Pleasant anil
positive Cure for the Liquoi Habit.
11 ...... .?.II.. i >
< . - i ."> h' l" ! "i i.v i\ u??v% ii uiiii 11 in-it
slnid that hriiiikt'iiiins is a disease
anil not w.nkne?s. A body till..I will
poison, anil nervescompletely /hatter
?'d hy deriodicnl or constant use of intoxieating
liquors, requires u-i antidi
to on pa tile of neutralizing and *r*d
bating iliis poison, and destroyiug tin
craving for intoxiranta. Stiff?rer?
may now euro themselves at h-mn
without puhlii'ity or loss of fiive fron
business hy this this w.mderfii
"ill >MK <;<)!.I) I URE"' w lie h Iiiu heei
perfected after many years if elos<
study and treainent of iiiehriit'rs
The faithful use according to directions
ol this wonderful discovery ipcsitivciy
ga.iruiiteed to d the mos
.d?tinate ease, no matter .. ?v hard :
drinke. Our records show the marvel
oos transformation of thoiisrnds o
DruriK'trks into sober, industrious am
upright m.-n.
W | V ES Ol' RE YOUR I1USI1ANI>H!
C1III.I REN (TKK YOl It FAT1I
EKS!! This reiueds is in np sense :
nostrum but is a specific for this dis
ease only, and is so skillfully devise*
and pre) art it that it is thoroughly sol
utile ami pleasant to jthe taste, so thn
it can he given in a ( tip of lea or tot
fee without the knowledge of the per
son taking jt. Thousand* of Oruuk
nrd.s liave (lire! themselves with tills
pi iivie.-a remedy, iiiul ts many mnn
li-.ve !?? ' ii cured ami made temporal,
men by having tin* "( 1' UK" adininis
ter.d by living Iriemfs ami relative:
wihnnt their knowledge i?? coffee or to
ami believe today that ll.ey discontinued
drink'nt? of their own free \vi I.
DO NOT XV A I l". 1 >o m?t he deluded
by apparent ami minleiuhnK "improvement."'
I), ive out the disease at once
ami for all time. I'lio'DOMK OOI.D
Cine" in sold at the extreinel low price
of One Dollar, tints placing it within
ren'h of every body a treatment more
effectual than others costing to $.V).
Foil direct ions at company eacli pack-,
age. Special advice liy skilled nliyaieians
when r?M|iiest?d without extra
chargh. Sent prepaid to nny part of
the w orld on re? ??f One Dollar.
Address ])i>p!. 1 Kdwin li.Oilcs A Company
g&Mi and VJJ32 Market Street,
Fhifadelpliia.
All correspondence strictly confidential.
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For Sale.
1 1 offer for Sale my resident- with
fiitij teen at res of land in the town of
Ha'csburg On these premises are a
1 good orchard, vineyard, pasture am!
, flsh* pond. A very desirable home in?
dead. For terms etc.. aimlv i>> -I (J
Ktheredge, Columbia, S. C., or T. 11.
Kernnghau, BiittHburg.
' Lungfui-.1 An<l Derrick Sh ?nls
rurc'i.incd By IIiiaIihhs
Mpii of Bntt'sburg.
Mr. 10. F. St rather and business i*s< dates
have secured tlie l.angf ?r?I and
Derrick Shoals on Big Saluda Ki\er.
Tb-y propose in the nea" fulute
to erect a pow *r bouse in these sh.>al>
and constr iot a line of railroad from
Hatesburg to this place via of the pr<
greasive little town of Delninr. Thi
means a great >1?al not only to Batesburg,
lot1 to this entire section of country.
Toe territory between Bitesbn .
and the S .luda river is one f the inos'.
fa-tile ami highly cultivated in I.
Carolina; and it is inhabited by l! u
neaithiest and most progressive people
to be fu?ud Tbe leading met; of this
section are thoroughly in sympathy
with tbe promoters of these enter,
prises and Will do all ir. their power to
make the venture a succcw, for they
realiM that it will give them a market
for their produce, will develop the
vast tiinbvr tracts lying near the ri er
and ths tine granite quarries an 1 Hint
by lending their assistance to these
gent Icmei: they will not only put dol
arsinto their pockets; but leave a
priceless heritage to their children. \
Kiiough power can be developed at
tiie e shoals to operate this road, ruu
all tbe factories in this section o'
South Carolina and light the l'i or
20 towns which are in u ratlin* of
iiftern miles. The Advocate congratulates
all patties concerned.
As A Soldier.
(By Cyrus L. Shenly.)
Willi steps so fast and music slow,
We marched down to the bay;
Where lay our transport ready,
To beaa u* slowly a way.
We stood there a moment only,
To exchange a kis with all;
Before hoarding the waiting ship,
And hear the last home call.
Slowly and sadly, we ale tilled away.
A icIt a humble crew oa board,
And left all behind us; ?
Kveti the oiks we adored.
On and on, we sped,
O'er the dark and stormy ocm.iii,
I wish I was home again;
Was t huodre l times our notion.
But the heavy ship went on?
Headless of our fears,
Not even realizing,
That our eyes were lille.l with
tears.
At last the day came,
WI.eii we reached toe foreign Va)
And where our ship ca t anchor
And for u time there we lay.
But we d.d go ashore,
On a bright and lot .ly day;
Aii.1 for the lirst lime put our feet,
On the so I ..I a Koreitrn hav.
' " I
Soon ami hasty, we did go,
To our new and Foreign home,
80011 to hear the g.ins'iot eraek
Ami to hear tliecmnon boom.
Long ago we did learn,
The folly f our notion,
To go beyond the peaceful wave*
Of the Lucille ocean.
Far away from oar loved ones,
Wo are aeross llurva,
Hut wo will not forgo'.;
Tout we at just as close to Thee.
Our native land, Ob, wherein she!
The home we love so We'l?
She is waiting lor ui to come,
Our during deeds, to her, to tell.
Could I reeall my happy days,
\\ lieu I was free from b .tlnr;
And loo, my youthful ones,
When I was lio n) with mother.
Ob, the pleasant thoughts it would
bring,
To me in Foreign land;
Ar I lake my weary walk,
O'er the hot ami burning sand.
Auoblridea! A sublime 11U11J l ay
your ?ub?cription to the Advocate.
11
Light-Bread, 1
TT\ Beef,
?7 rJ
^ Sausage and
^ Fish, at the
?
Green Grocery Store, jPAUL
SPANN, Proprietor.
i
D
L. M. MITCHELL,*
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office Hours- s
8 to U a. m.
2 to 8 p. in. f
7 :80 to 9 p. ni. ^
I ^ ^i_r 5 Ji
JVC
TJ"
X-I S
EI
31
Of course every farmer should raise
their Mules.! I will keep the "Crosson"
.lackedliving August and September
at my place near Baxter.
Terms: $8.00 for insurance*
G-. JVC. ADAMS.
BAXTER, 53. C.
rxr"
Lombard Iron forts Snpply Co.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
Foundry, Machine, Boiler and Gin *
Works. Repairing Promptly L>ore,
ly-JO-l-'O.
ENGINES'
BOILERS
GINS ami PRESSES. an
Complete Cotton, Saw, Grist, Oil and
Fertilizer Mill Outfits; also Gin l'ress
('ane Mill and Shingle Outfits, Building.
Hi itlpe, Factory, Furnace and Rai*- an
road Cast ins; Railroad, Mill, Factory
and Machinists' Supplies. Belting, '
I Racking, Injectors, l'ipo F'ittings, ^
Saws, F'iles, Oilers, Etc., cast every
day. Work 150 hands.
Marriages
Are long remembered by the friends
an;! relatives of the bride and groom,
v. hen they are requested to be a gaest
by receiving one of The Advocate's
beautiful wedding invitations. .
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. _
Cantra'.Tlme at Jacksonville and Ptnand
Erntcra Time at Other Points.
F<-U<KlvUa la K-Teut Jan. 27ib. 10^.
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r. * Hi v>vi -j rvoui 4le.fplux turn bctwnup
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rovm *lr(v?a f qar* b<- *nn Port Turn pa. Jrycki8U.ii.o
S annah Wu*hlngtoti and v?*w York
Pul'riaij i:cc !ii( ram bouven Charlotte and
KltJ . n.nd jA.niag ou.-i lnilweon Cliurl?j4t?'
*nd 8?riunah.
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I'uUi.um d - i> inc-rooiO boffot slooping ear* bo
'.woou Jiokxjnvrle *jid N??- Yora an.l Pull
ui in a.ctiplnf >?ir? y . !?'?('!> Airy ml a und Ohur
lytic. r>lfiin< car* serve All incaji cnruui*
Pullman earn lotlwemi Jacksonville
uul \V. unioia et'-route dallv ln-nv?cn Jaokauo
fill* and Olneiunati, via a?auvi < j.
FK.\:<"K S.OaVNOX, a. B.KARDWIOX,
Tkird V-P * < vn. Mjiw. Gon. Pas ab>,,
Wnalituirtcu, If. I. Washing urn,L?. 0
W. n.'l'AU?R, R. W.OiTCT, 1
li'i Om. Kit**. Ay't.. Itiy. 1'iiA* Ay':., \
Atlanta, Ga C'barK.Stou, S. Q. ]
G. P. COBB I
Dealer iu
BUGGIES, !
Z-X^HRUSTIES ?
Z^XTZ^ZTITUTESS Do
COFFINS. iir Ahv*y, r?,
CASKETS and on H*.
the i
METALIC CASE.'3' "?"J.t
Johnston, A j S. C. ??!i
^
Bevers <&, Kneece
, BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS.
'lie best and cheapest shops in the State,
All work done in the bt.?t style. Finest J'iintmg dune at the
Lowest prices known. rM
IORSESHOEING BY THE BEST EXPERT SHOER
1^1 THE SOUTH
tin's pet cheap work done when you can pet Fit *t-cla*s work at less prices.
RIDGE SPRING, - - S. C. '1
i:ru_ sjoci.<3l. HjOoIssI
You needn't buy, but you will.
We don't appologize for the low character of
cur prices?don't huv'e to, mo long as the goods
they're attached to are so highly respected.
ATISFACTION EXCHANGED'- OUR BARGAINS,
YOUR MONEY.
We have on'exhibilion. a new line of Plows,
Hoes. Stoves, in fact, every thing in the
Z Hard-ware line. New goods ariving daily.
T. B. STOKES.
It May he Shameful.
But every chance we get, we jump on
ur prices and tread them down.*
Hate! IE3l3.tsII
S.*raw and Kelt just received at prices never before oirered, and quality
ual to any.
Slioes! SlxoesII
We have a line Ladies nnd/Jhildrtms Slippers that is yours for economy
id solid satisfaction.
IDress Goods
Laces and Imbroderies at all prices that equal any on the market in pries
id quality. Come to-day, don't wait 'till to-morrow.
J- C_
Buggies & Wagons!
tv e how have on hand some
^ .oprSGi. ofthabest BUGGIES,WAG?
vU8k?-> ovm ii ? wvrvu ?"1 a * r?
ouu u~~
Waggon?there are uone bet ^
come roumi and in?pecfc?io
SATCHER AND COL?MA^J|
SALUDA.- -/---- wtc.
YE11Y ARGUMENT
And claim needs proof to make it
stand. Our proof is our goods.
EVER IN THE
History of our business have we had
such a volume of Bargains for you.
Ull STOCK
Consists of every conceivable class
of goods. Prices right?goods the
best!
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| BOOK, JOB AND |
! COMMERCIAL PRINTING, 1
Neatly and Quickly -i
Executed at ^
i THE ADVOCATE OFFICE. I
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fc: Every sensible person that reads 11>is paper .-.ml nil of ^8
Sf their friends, to lake a SOpayment Lite Policy with ?5 J
C ^ fl
, Annuity combined,?the heat policy in the yorld; is- j
I sued t>y tin' Lm/M SB
^FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPAn^H
oo VtVlDO s~- T r\ ! "
j ? ?. uiil ?, nave Miin ,oOO,(?OC F
Mor? Insurance than aoy other company lias ever sold I
at it'? nge. Nunc better, few ,<* good. Atldres* or 1
C call d*i zz JtfH
?C. E. JONES, Dist. Qnl. Agt, WAGENER, S. C.il
? ?or- m
?D. RUFU9 HALTIWANGER, Special^ 11
Agent, BATESBURG, S. C.
afness, Noises in tlie Head, &c, ?, .... J
, regular commanfoa
<?ltlvelr cured l.y If auti.kv's eaii I./>tion. ' \ '.ion of tin" Hatesborg l.odge 6
httothe actual erst J wk 1 wn im \ e u will
ic iliacaac, audits* cITccteU attcb remarkable [ ' ,, * ' " ? ? J
? tli.it llu- Imp. is li. ht out to all .on,' 1 mlftj CVCtlltir, Jlllj fl
h'n. im iiiaitci now i..hi m iuiik .tamllii^ mrldr-} _?ii11 Work in tlie llrat le- I
rat>c may lie. osk hotm.k v ili. ci uk any ag
nitry caac ami will l>e *<-nt securely narked g.cc. I'nke notice ant1 govern yo.tr- S
putt-tuhi with i <t directions and tn aBi?da .,.r,iiin<lT H
lata upon receipt -t fl.o*. Order direct lx a" oru,"k'3 M
, .i\Mi-.h k. iiAiti.Kv. ?<, si... k.iaic i oa<i, J. FRANK KNEKOE, Secy.
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