Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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% i iie advocateT I'L'BllUK.tO lvH*WltDM?Dir. Master J. Kdward Hart ey is now learning the printer's art at Tlie Advocate ottk-e. Mr. A. M. Thornton, a genial gentleman of Steauinan'a, was in town Hnturday. Mrs. Lena Louis, of Johnston, is vialting Mrs. A.O Mitchell on Mt Willing, steet. Miss Beatrice Cumuiings, of Orangburg, is visiting her friend Mrs. A. C. Mitchell. Mr. Glover Abies was here on a business trip Friday. A man of sterling worm unu mgn cnaracter is nr. auios, Mr. Kisli, or Ilishton came down U Fee ns one day las'. week. We were glad to see liiui. Mr. John R. Shealy, a faithful old patriarch, was among his friends lu?t week. Mr. L. 8. Watk'ns of above Monetta was here 011 buisiness Friday. Mrs. J. I. Smith accotnpamei by her beantift.l daughter, Miss lola, are oil on a pleasure trip to Washington and other points. Mr. M. 1.. Fox. one of the most progressive and enterprising merchants of Monettn, was in town last week and dropped in to see us. Mr. Milledgo Gunter, a progressive farmer of the Sand Hills wa? here Friday. Mr. Elmore Rankins, from near Quatllebaura pond was on our streets one day last week. Misses Floy Yates and Josie Sharkey. of Aiken, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. U. Gunter. Mr. Geo. Bell Timmerinan has returned home after visiting relatives in Johnston and Edgefield. Dr. Victor Seigler visited his grandfather, P r. Timmerinan, last jveek. Ui-s Annie llook of Augusta, (la., is visiting her brother, Mr. J. M llook. The beautiful little MieS Pearl Spann of Leesville, was in town shopping last week. Mr. G. C. Steel, ovc or Lewiedales prosperous farmers, was in town Wednesday. M rs. Major and Miss May Brico Herbert , of Leesville, attended the District Conference Thursday and Friday. Col. D. T. Rarr, of Hockey Wells, a noble old veteran and one of Lexington's test eitixMis attended the conference. Prof. Sidney C. Snelgrovo of Saludu county, was in the city 1 st week and gave ua a pleasant call. Mr. Win. Westmoreland of Samaria, drouoedin our shack one day last e a ^^^J^^^^^^KAbercrombTtF- (he ended the District Confer eWetnst week an 1 called in to s<e us A very pleusart gentleman he is. Miss Lillian Smith has returned Louie, after spending some time with friends in Aiken comity*. Little Miss Bertha Creighton, who is pleasantly remembered by many of our people, is vLiting her friend Miss Lucille Stead man Col. A. S. Thompkins, of 'Kdgelield, is visiting Mr. Mose llolston. Col Thompkins is a high-toned christian gentleman. 11 is a pleasure to meet him. Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews, of Black's, were in town last Friday and while litre gave us a pleasant call. We are always delighted to seu these good people. Mr. A. L. Kargle, one of the most isutistantial and well-knewn gentlemen of the Delmar teetion of Saluda county, was in the city last Friday and gave us a profitable call. Mr. CL W. Long of the Dine Pleasant section, dropped in to see us Wednesday. I'.e reports crops in excellent condition in his section. Mr. T. K. Covington of I'ttion, has opened a store at Steadman'v. lie is a very pleasant gentleman itdeeil and we hoi e lie will do well in his new home. Mr. W. P. Koof, the popul ir ami enterprising President of the Middleburg Mills, came down Friday to loot after the interest of the mill. Me is j man of character; and a more pleasant and courteous gentleman could not t>? found. Messrs. J. A. and N. A. Lewis, wer? tra town attending the District Con ference lust week. There high tonei young gentlemen we are a:way> glad to see.Home of oar subscribers evident I) vii111 k tine r/uiiif vi who Ainuuaiu lurcc ftp contemplating getting man J d, a.one of tliem wanted to pay his sub scription in flour some days since Right too.!! Miss Blanche Giiughm&n of Mt. Wi! ling, was here Inst wrek shopping Miss blanche lias many admirers in tin city who are always delighted to set the smiles of her benign countenance Mr, A. P. Derrick of Dupler, was ii town last Thursday. Mr. Derrick bears a wonderful rece.ord. He i; over fifty years old, and has never hat the tooth-ache in hi > life; nor lu< lie a single one decayed Mr. and Mrs. Klliut Brogden, ol near Seivern, visited relatives in to vi last week. We have enj ?y ed the lios pitnlity of these good people, time without number. No better provid crs live in Aiken county than they. M is* Lottie Green of Itoek Mill, i visiting tier cousin Miss Blancin Caugkinan, at Mt. Willing, W:* speak for her a pleasant stay, as they wil spare no pains to give her a goo* time. Miss Xezzie Keisler fiom Ilouts v'lle, Texas, has been spending awhih with her uncle, Hon. It. I, Caugliinai ?t Mt. Willing. She is indeed a very attractive and accomplished yontij iady. She made many friends whil there who regret to sec her leave. Money to l^end, At The First National Bank of Batesburg. Kvery accomodation consistent with sound banking guaranteed to our 1 patrons. Your account solicited. W. W. Watson, Cashier. Walk-Over and ijucen-tjua lily Oxford's, going at and below cost at 44 Whitten's." Miss Kate Holland was in the city Monday visiting her brother Mr. M. K. Rutland. Mr. II. I). Lowman, genial as ever, i was in the city Monday on business. and ga.e us a plot'ant call. He is one , of the "blue breech'' boys. Quite u number from here attended service at Bethel Churcl Sunday. Mr. D. I'. Hartley, Jr., the popular , and efficient agent of the Southern Railway le.'t Sunday afternoon for Norfolk, Va , where he will spend about . a week after which he will go te Atlanta. A pleasant vacation to him. , Mr. Charlie Cannon, the genial and . courtly Dispenser at Lewiedale was in town Sunday. Charlie is a gallant . young man an J it is indeed a pleasure to meet him. Miss Fannie Strother, a bright and attractive young lady of Johnston, who recently graduated ut Converse College, is visiting relatives here this week. Miss Pearl Spatin of T.eesville spent , Sunday in the city with relatives. Miss Oiive Bonnet an accomplished young lady of Iteidville, is visiting her former school mate, Miss Maud Kernaghnn. Mr and Mrs. John ft Watson,at tended the Conference last week Mr. and Mrs Joe Long of Mt Willing, were here Thursday and Friday. Mr, Senn of Broi kland, was here last week us a member of the Conference. He m ade a most favorable impression on our people. We will be glad to see him with us again. Mr. Will Coouer is off after a few days at home. '! ? IKIMI iiuiniuii, IM oaiuvia r champian farmer, dropped in our shack Friday. Dick is a great boy. Mrs. Millege Holston was in town shopping, Thursday. Mr. Landon Quattlebaum spent Sunday in Wards. We predict that ere long, lie will bring her in. See.!! Miss Mary Ilutto, the benntiful and accomplished daughter of Mr. Paul 1'. Hutto, of near Leesville, was in town shopping Friday. " Refore marriage a timid mat) doesn't know what to say and after nisrriagw lie is affraid to say it . " Judge Mobley, of Jhouston was in town last Saturday. Mrs. Mack Toney and Mrs. Cox of Jhonston, were down attcading the Conference Saturday. Misses Aileen Ia Crone and Viola Rodie, two of Wards most eharuiing young ladies, were visiting friends in town Saturday. WANTED?File merchants of this, and other to.vns as well, to know that I have just received a special price on a limited umou it of Meal. It will afl'ord tue pleasure to quote you prices ou application. 1). REFITS IIALTIWANGER. Rev. JuKirs Steel after preaching several days ut Rethleliim, left for his home at Lexington Friday evening. He has made many friends in this section, who will always give him a hearty welcome. Mr. E. Willis lias purchased the entire stock of Mr. W. L. Raw], and has moved his stock from Ridgell building to the corner store formerly occupied by Mr. Jno. D. Raw). We wish him much success. Mr. Artlur Cartledge, formely of our town hut now of Seivern. S. C , spent several days here last week w ith friends and relative*. Arthur is a great lady's man. That's right too.!! Vr. R. C. Abies of Leesville lost a little daughter last Friday morning. Osie was the name ef the little girl; and she was buried at the I.eesville cemetery Saturday morning at lb . o'clock. Tiie funeral exercises were conducted by I)r. A. C. Wllkios, of the Ma|>tisl church i t Batrsburg. , Rev. .1. S. Abecrombie of Irmo, dropped in our shack during the ConferI encc last week. Mr. Abercrombie i? not only an excellent com ersationalisi but a most social gentleman. \Ye hope I to meet hi in again. ('apt. Klkins of the Columbia Record dropped in to see us several times last week. llro. Klkins has most exeellent ideas as to the conduct of newspapers. We heartily enjoyed hi* visits. The Christian Neighbor, Publishes! at 1 roio, is befor us. This Journal is conducted eutirley in the interest of temperance and is a most readable paper. Wo cant understand how the publisher* give so much reading matter, for so little money. Mr. J. M. Johnston, a successful planter of Monctta, wits in town Sitar day on billables*. Mr. Johnston llco ducting an experimental station tin W itet melons for t lie I'. S., department of agriculture. Dr. A. C. Wilkins. left Saturday morning for Richland Springs, to assist Rev. J. A. Carson, pastor of the Baptist church there, in a protracted meeting, which wull continue during the week. Dr. Wilkin*, will als i assist Dr. W. D. Rice, in n series of meeting.it Healing Springs church, near Mlackville, S ('., commencing on Monday next. M iss Kva Jones, entertained charmingly, Monday evening, a host of her 1 friends, at a " tackey party." The occasion was a grand success and every * i body thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Mrs. Fred C it 11 it in won the ladies prizfor making t' e most " Tackey ' 5 appearance, and Mr.Ed. Ratvl won the gentleman's prize for ' ante thing. ^ When in need of the choicest StaI tlonery, remember wo are headquarters. Mr. Jefferson Taylor of Del mar, was in town to- day on business. i Mr. John R. Hhuler, ono of Rexingr ton Coi nty's laud-marks was in town (r last week attending the Conference, ,. as is bis custom. Save your Money And keep It in the Savings Depart ment of THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK of Ba'esburg. Four (4) per. cent interest on deposits. Dividends semiannually. Both larse and small accounts solicited. W. W. Watson, Cashier. Mr. Wave liolston, who for several mouths occupied the position of "Devil" on The Advocate force ha* gone to Lama to accept a position with The Present Truth, a paper published t that place. We received a letter from the "Ex-Devil" a few days since and are glad indeed to know that he is bo well pleased with hi? new sunoundings. Rev. J. I). Crout, Pastor of the Methodist church, left early Wednesday morning for E^sie, Anderson County, lie will be gone for three weeks. Tlioir Secret I? Out. All Sadievilie, Ky,, was curious to learn the cause of the vast improvement in the health of Mrs. S. 1*. Whittaker, who had for a long time, endured untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble. "It,8 all due to l)r. King's New Discovery," writes her husband. "It completely cured her and also cured our little grand-daughter of a severe attact o Whooping Cough." It po>ilively cares Coughs, Colds, La Grip, Broanhitis, all Throat and Lung troubles Guaranteed bottles 10c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Uutiter's drug store. An Educational Meeting' Will beheld at Itehohoth Church, near Holly's Ferry, on August 29tli. at 10 o'clock a. m. Rev. V?'. W. Daniel, I). I) and Prof. J. G. flinkscales, will address the meeting. Ml persons are invited to attend and bring baskets well lilled wit* things that will aid in making a day plea;ant. T. F. Kthorodge, J. C. Holly, L? II. Haynes, Committee of arrangements. To Save Her Child. From frightful disfigurement Mrv. Nannie Galleger, of La Grange, Ga., applied Vucklen's Aanica Salve to great sores on her head and face, and wiites its quick cure exceeded all her hope. It work wonders in Sores, Bruises, Skin Eruption, nuts. Burn*, Scald* and Piles. 2f>o. Cure gnnranted by F. B. Uuutor, druggist. What A Tale It Tells. If tliut mirror of yours shows a wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches and blotches on the skin, it's liver troublr; but Dr. King's New I.ife l'ilis regulate the liver, purify the blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only 25c at F. B. tiunter's drg store. The law of health require that the bovrels move Once each day and one of the penalties for violating this law is piles. Ke?:p your bowels regular by taking a uose of Chamber!aili(s Stomach and I.iver Tablets when necrssary ind jou will never have that severe punishment inflicted upon you. Price' 25 cents. For sale by F. B. Custer. What most people waat is something mild and gentle, when in need of a plosic. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets fill the bill to a dot. The are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by F. B. Clunter. "My baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea," saya J. II . I>oak, of Williams, Oregon. " We were unable to cure liiui with the doctor's assistance, and a! a last resort we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diurrhoea Remedy. 1 am happy to say it gave immediate relief and a complete cure. For sale by F. B. Uuliter, druggist. "Through the month of June ar.d July our baby was teething and took a running otr ot the bowels and sikiihss of ti e .stomach," says O. P. M. Hollidav, o.' Peming, 1ml. "His boaels would move frotn five to tight times a day. I bad a bottle ol Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea kcmidy in the house and gave liiui four drops in a teaspoonlul jf waiter and lie got better at once." Sold by F. B. Ounter, druggist. We are very glad tndetd to publish in this issue a communication from Seivern. We trust that others will follow. Mr. J. N. Burton of Monetta, was in the c-ity this morning, and like all oi his kind, planked down a beautiful dollar for The Advocate. ' I suppose your son graduated with high honors? "inter.>gat ?d the bossom friend. 111am .<! high I " replied the Candid old man. " H'e had pay some literary chap | 2j. to write his commencement speech." To y,\ t *? ' r f'*h ^ (. r wit Te (' t i ! And S c ? V Ho? ?? New u " r canning W ! MCHINI J/ CoCMHI* A? t Freli." * ?I II I 9 .At o e y Do vvj Vsew that out of $25.PCQ.COO Tv?u( Irs# rtruvtol (r mf? V ?vf V?MI ttk^ growers got Jt.^AiU.OOO; the <ar?ver? the rest. The many yrower? Irve In poverty, the few earners in luxury. If you want to make money in the fruft bustnris. do your own canning. You eaa't do practical, money-making work On a cook stove, but you can with the new T. C. WllSON CANNING MACMINg. 1899 patent, which I am sei'ung. ft to I ?4agW? (MKtaf avwtMa (4 luj uua A *? k.1 a to iw avujia. hi mMkl n Villi ft imV n IH Vftii M h?k wnaiing iipmrf. aaa ft m- rw iMag C< vaftftngt. ibafhitotact. 0t Wiigkt IT ftMMi. lU ? t? fluft H / ! MM M fl'i ?a IM ?kl III lot IIM pm b| IMUlMlf IM HHfgl Ml Ink Mm. W If rwtiag ? hull ?Wa M gxl MW ftllll M Jap dmhi fgiliKu iiiiilin }/ r?ft iM ton aval | Aa L. Etr^le, Delmar. S. C. II I ' * I I "d Announcements For 1 Congress. I hereby announce myself a canrti*>te for Congress from (he 7lb. , Congr seional District to fill the un- ' expired term of tlis late Hon. J. Tfm. Stokes, and pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic Primary. Very truly, Thos. K. ltraotley. lion. A. F. Ltter is hereby announced as a candidate for the seat made vacant in Congress by the death Of the late Hon. J. Win. StoKea, whose Private Secretary be war for live years. Voters. 1 am a candidate for Congress to fill the vacaacy caused by the death of the lemente* Dr. Stokes, and will abide the result of the Democratic primary. O. W. BUCHANAN. For The Legislature. 1 desire the Democratic Voters of Lexington Count} to know that I am in the race for a seat in the (General Assembly, to till the unexpired term of lion. A. F. Lever; and will appreciate the suffrage of all who may see;flt to cast their vote for me. Respectfully, JOHN BELL TO WILL. Gentlemen Of The Jury For August Term of Court For Sulucln County. W. O. Mitchell, G. W. Riley, J. D. Berry, C. B. Sperm, J. S. Colemun, J. O. Smith, G. W. Wurman, J. B. Padgett, R. O. Burnett, Ralph Grant, Sam Padgett, H. C. Nicholson, J. M. Maflltt, B. 11. Padgett, John Gibson, It. II. Gibson, W.B. Pourifoy, M. P. Whittle, H. W. IBIler, J. Walter Dullle, W. S. A'len, W. L. Coleman, J. S. Merchaut, Arthur Goldman, Tub Bedenbaugli, Ephram Leopard J. W. Herbert, J. A. Mitchell, John F. Wise, W. A. Hopkins, J. L. Matthews, W. A. Crouch, B. R. Timmernian, F. II. Keiopson, B. M. Holston, M. E.Smith. Prof. F. II. Derrick Dead. On Monday morning last, at about 2:30 o'clock, the spirit of Prof. Fletcher H. Derrick, went to the God who gave it. He had been sic k for several months; but no one, not even those neatest to him, had the slightest ides that the end was so near. He had just returned from the Springs on the Thursday previous. He was about twenty-ilve years of age and was a graduate of the Citadel. He was a son of if - XX; \ir ix i-i- ? * Editor H. A. Brown, of Beunet'avillo, S. C., wun one* immensely stir prised. "Through long suffering from Dysppsia," lie writes, "my \*if? war greatly run down. She had in strength or vigor and suffered great distress fiom her stonraeh, but she tried Kleetric Hitters which helped her at once, and, after uain^ four bottles, she is entirely well, can eat anything. It's a grand tonic, and it? gentle laxative qualites are splended for torpid liver." For Indigestion, Loss of Appaiile, Stomach ami Livei troubles it's a positive, gnuranteed euro. Only ftCc at Guntsr's v?. ?. ?? . i>iuiin, who preceoco him to the Spirit land exactly to tlx- j day three years ago. Uis place will never be filled in the Heart? and minds j of those who knew him best. The last of his earthly remains were laid to rest in St. Mark's Cemetery yesterday morning, in the presence ol a large concourse of relatives and friends, who mourn his departure. Suggestions With Au Kye To liusiness. Mr. Editor I noticed in a recent Issue of the Advocate that among the projected enterprises for Hatesburg is a coffin and furniture factory. Hoping then is more in the statement thvn men idle rumor please alow me to suggest to the parties interested an examination of the premises recently advertised by me, where buildings sufficient for a beginning are alrsaduly erectedwilh room for more. Another needed enterprise for Hatesburg is a laundry. The hall over the tors, 2d X ?><>, would be admirably adapted to the purjMjse. Respectful j, E. W. M. I.anna. A Ministers Good Work. "I had a severe attack of billiotu colic, got a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic' Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, took two doses and was entirely cured," says Rev. A. A. Power, of Kmpora, Kan. "My neighbor across the street was sick for over a week, had two or three bottles of medicine from the doctor. He used them for three or four days without relief, then called in another doctor who trated him for .some days and gave Iiiui oo relief, ho dischaged him. 1 went over to nee him the next mori ing. He said his bowels were in s terrible fix, that they had been running off so long that it was almost bloody flux. I aske him if he had tried Cbamberluiu's folio Cholera aed Diarrhoea Remedy and he said 'No.' I went heme and trough' him my bottle and gave him out dose; told hiui to take another do** in fifteen or twenty minutes if In did not find relief, hut he took 110 more and was entirly cured." For sale by F. B. tiuoter, druggist. Barbecue. We will furnish a first class barbecue, at Dr. J. M . T rotter's ohl re*idcne, near Fox P. O.,Saluda county, on Sat urtlay, 17 th of August, Let every om attend. Will have speakers to address It crowd,While tl e yourg psop'e ina> while the time merrily away in tin dance, in an ezcelenl nail clos by. Walter Kirkland. (J. T. Etherdge. .1. B. Miller. Astounded The Kditor. T ' r -?i ywwwwwwvkg j Iine ^ ? Shelton 1 ANI Mills ^ ?? r , , S; DRY GOC Manufacturer* of 35=* < SHG IGt1-GRADE<^__ w? hare * full I EJt-OUR.5^ Dry CJcocIh lirat n . it cry particular. HATTANOOGA, TEN.?: p^NTS c Dr Prices<3^_ 5; IN Write to when we try to JLr. 2r K&iuft tIlls dept > know where to be# AV. in>r to find 1 tie co Haltiwanger, W Clr"u'' SATESBURG, - - S. C.?; FT. I THE SLAU< * Inaugurated last week li ment of our store in a mo\ This week we make the must and will he reduced, to sell. Cost on summer Room for our mammoth fa once. We will close, hegi stock of Walk-Over and Q i i. i UI1U IHMOAV cost. DON'T FORGET OUR Mew York ! 4 *? 1 " Monition at I\It Willing. It Da/.zles No Discovery in Tlwere will hi a reunion of Co." B." created one q iarte 14 tli Regiment, at Mt. Willing Tliurs- that lias bum can ilay, August 2tnd. All Confederate New Discovery foi veterans, cordially invited to attend severest te.-ts havi Mr. Al. I.. Jtiley will furnish lia*h at victims of Consim K reasonable priee. j 11-morrage, Pleuri Tlios. Whittle. : thousands of whon G. W. Harris. perfect health. 1 Committee. j Asthma, Croup, II and Whooping Cou "A promise neglected is an untruth and surest Cure in told. A promise kept is a debt dis- sold l?j K. B Gun charged." satisfaction or rcf You get your money's worth wheu ' Settles 'k' am' ^ you subscribe for The Advocate. tree. ?????? v Batesburg Land Sj Investment C v y vy Lands bought, sold and exchanged: Dwelling an different parts of town for sale; also some well ini| tions. Any of this property sold for olio-fourth cas ? A easy installments. We will deal in lands in any ] Carolina. ADDRESS, ? S. F. PERRY, oEXkrai. * E- F. STROTHER. a, rTs : ...w h Host Makes, x. ^ ^ * Lowest lVioos Knov Peter A. Brer 937 Broad Street, ' -^Su-CLg-ULStSU, - - * ? * HANDLE OUR ) YOU'LL Hsl3=LC )D9 AND SnaP8' Even for Bai ?ES!! ? gain Hunters. ine of Hhooa and . Wt *#ve 8 fuU ,ine ?' TRUNJ >u :? - tn?t w? will rlose out at nrices tl .? ... ? i|| move them quick r cloth- Sewing Machines llurry and get your wife thut S? injf Machine before present lob describe our ba - sold out. Several styles to pick fro irtment, we don't You pay less than *ne half of Ajfei in. It's like t."y- prices; and same terms if desir innienccment of u Special inducements on a limil quanity?to the first twtnty flvj. JONES, The Ui 3-HTER I ias involved every departement that is stupendous. cuts deeper. Our stock Every clerk is instructed goods is not considered. 11 stock must be made atj nning this week, our entire! ueen-Quality Oxford's, at CI HTHI Mr. nnn*nTMPMT WL^v/ III11U l/L,rrtl^ 1 JTICI^I 1 . Racket Store. * ? The World. , medicine has ever -13 ell DC C llC r of the excitement i i iA\7r. wll furnish a first-class sed by . g . becuo with refreshments, at Consumption. It s \ewberry College Re-union on been on hopele-s Delmar High School grounds, Aug Hit ion, Pi.eumoni i, 1B01. The audience will be highly . ,, .... teitained by the teachers, students sy and Bronchitis, ?.,,ludeIlU 0f Newberry College, l it has restored to Palmetto State Brass band will .'or Coughs Colds, nish mu?ic for the occasion. Ev ay K.ver, 11 oarsoess body come and enjoy the day. igh it Is tlie quickest EAKGI.E. the world. It is J. C . SNVAtiERI ter, who guarantees WILL EVANi M.OO. Trial bottles Haberdasher, Shirt maker \ give vour mailorders iirnmi.t ?nil ? ! fill attention, at f f f f f f fff\SJUT\ 1432 Main Street. VVVv v v V*'%h- Columbia, S ^ I - And l|; A WORTHY SUCCESSOR ^ "Something:New Under The Si ^ All Doctors have tried to cure * y yt TARR1I by the use of powders. yy gases. inhalers and drugs in paste f< il Stoie lot* in V/* Their powders dry up ir. the inu proved planta- X membranes causing them to rracki h: balance on ^1 ?nd bleed. Tl.? p??e,iu.. acids , in the mhaiers have entirely e part of South ^ > away the same membranes that t sj makers have aiiiud to cure, while pi ^ n, and ointments cannot reach the ? S ease. And old and experienced pr tioner w ho l.as for ninny years mi lAXAfiER, OR ^ j elose stin'r and specialty of the ti ri meiit of Catarrh, has at last perfc *' ^ j i Treat inert which when faithfully "l'ORNEY. J not only relieves at once, but pern cures Catarrh, by removing | cause, stooping the discharges, * j curing all inllamuiation. Itisthe k v < V (remedy known to science that aoli I reaches atVected paits. This wond ?? ' remedy is known as "SN I' KFEES (1UARANTEKI) CATARRH CI a,,ti ,s so'4' Mt ",e extremely low ] WWWWVfcWW^1^ nf One Dol'ar, e ich | nckage con ing internal and external Kied sufficient for a full month's trenti , and everything necessary to it* pe \ use. Sr* "SNUFET.ES" is the only y **"! 1' A RRll CI' HE ever made and is T recognized as the only safe and 5* ivc i ore for t'uit annoying and jL. ?*. glinting disease. It cures all mil Jp <inti quickly and pcrmantly and is w- wonderfully quick to relieve A *. KEVFR or COED in the HEAD. /A *" DATARRli when neglected A A 5; bails to CONSl MTION "Js KI.ES" will save.vou it you use a y ^ mice. il ix n<> oriniiury rriiouy, i ' ''/Mmmr |\ T complete treatment whii li is posit fffefcPt I \1 guaranteed to cure cure CATA jl tsk hi any form or stage if used accoi >\ ?l_' to the directions which nccom *" . each package. Don't delay, but L [I -'or it at once, and write full pai . M tars in to > our i niulijinn, and you receive vpecaI advice from the di Eh^IhSk o erer of t his wonderful remedy re UmBk^B (55/ '"K your ease without cost to vol ,;HHP yond the u vular price if' SNl'f'F 5' l||C J'OUAHANTKEl) CATA .Sent | repaid to any address i Ceiled States or Canada on rece One Dollar. Adilies Dept. 10KH K. OILKS A COM PAN Y. tNW ami Market Street, l'hiladelphi 1, A Door Millionaire Lately starved in London he ^|| he could n t digest his food. O O use of Dr King's New Life Pills i have saved liirn. They strengths stoniacii, aid digestion, promote a 1 I 1 v I 9 ilation, improve appetite. Price Money hack if not satisfied. Vol F. II. Hunter, druggist. "Customer (in restaurant) ? here, waiior, i'\e found a buttc ? M tliis siillad ! Waife-,?that's ail sir; it'a a pari of the dressing. : /- ' ?$ ' v - ?.y;- : .S'^^c^eSISKMWSh^^HH ' -". ' ; ;-';)> I > Stoves! Stoves!! ' Now Is the tima to buy! We art ^ orer stocked and they are going cheap ,a Any Bize?Any price, Uood cooking means good eating?and you stay | healthy. We guarantee them. ^jg (W- fc i, \xroceneti ,ta' We have on hand always, a ful? kad "** 1118 complete line of the choicest Grocer! ieu. Th? Celebrated "Hungarian Purity" Flour always in Stock. iderseller. TfiO. A. QUATLEBAUM, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office over Harris' Drug Stora. Money to Loan. On farming lands. Easy payments. k'o commissions charged. Borrower pays actual cost of perfecting loan. John B. Palmkr ft Son. Columbia, 8. C. Euuxnk W. Abu, AWy., Saluda. 8. C. rr ? R. L. HARTLEY. E. L. ASBILL. Attorney at L a . Leesvillk ' - SC. Practice in all Courts Business soli* cited. GO TO SAM HOWES. J Restuarant for fir s t-c a s niea s. at a hours. WATSON & VTOWILL. Fire XrLS.v^A^ent0. Town and Country W I OJJlc* ADVOCAT* /fl I bar S P. B. Asbill"*1 e"- Watches.'.ClOok*, and ?" Jewelrv Re ? ailing. 1'" McLena Building. ,ry BATES BURG. t. C. r_ J as. W. Pitts, g SURGEON-DENTIST, vill f^TOffce at Etheredge liuildiagarel SALUDA, - - - S. C. . c. Eugene W. Able ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR. Offices at m" EDUKFifcLD C. II. AND SALUDA C. H. CA- , Prompt Attention^Given to All Botanic1 I mess. _ ;>rni. f _____________________ ('olM J. *V. DkVORE, J. N. O. ORKOORY. l>Pel Edgefield, 3 C. Saluda, 3. O. DtVORE & GREGORY u?n ATTORNEYS AT LAW. die* All business intrusted to our car* acti ide t- receives prompt attention. real- (>fflce up stairs in s ? ipIPI' ...ucrwuge used building. 11. nt tin ???????????? K E. K HARDIN, ?f? PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. , tin* Office at Home. prloi tnin lcin? "g; G. L. Trotter,. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. C A^ Otters bis Professional Service* to tin posi neople of IbitesVuirg aud viciuity. dis uma-1 . '" > to the deaf. uftei A ri<-li lady, eureii of her Deafness at iI>(l Noise* in the Head by I>r. NichoD nit i *on'a Artificial Kar Drums, gave $10ivel> OOO to his Institute, 'O that deaf psoUKl pie unable to procure the Ear Drums may have them free. Address Ne 'send UUSO-C. The Nicholson Institute, TM lieu- t?ighth Avenue, New York, iT. S. A. will scov Bring us your Job EES' Mr*? ? work.f? There is no den the Vvin mand t oo small and no I '283V order too large for OUR STOCK OR FACILITIES. cause Karly ^ Woi.u? "Hungarian Puri"alm ty" Flour at L. C. d25 Hartley & Go's. -Look Gomez kissed South Carolirt 1,1 1 Rirl must at least be commended tor fight |,er bravery."