The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 27, 1901, Image 4
THE ADVOCATE.
JOHN BELL TOWILL.
KOllOlt AND M AN Ad EH.
ERNEST WIGGINS,
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Wcducsduy, Nov , 2 7, lOOI.
STRANGER REASONING.
In an argument, our esteemed con
temporary, The Chester Lantern, reminds
us of a didapple in the way hi
tries so innocently and unconcernedly
to dodge the issue. We had no ide:
of imputing to The Lantern the origin
of the charge that Hon. A. F. Liver
had used whiskey in his recent
canvas for Congress. We merely em- I
phasized our having seen the chargi
flrat in The Lantern, because w?
wished to lay stress upon the unreliability
of news that reaches the community
that is concerned in such a rumor
first through the columns of ?
oewspapei in a different section of
the State. The charge that is noted
reads thus (from memory) :
"Congressman Lever is out in a can
denying the charge that he used whiskey
in his recent campaign for Congress."?Press
and StunUard.
Directly under this short clipping
The Lantern made some comments, in
part thus:
"It is seldom charged that whiskey
has been used in the interest of a candidate
when the charge is not true. . .
.... Of course, he conceals his con
nection with such election methods,
but politicians generally are in very
close touch with their heelers, and
few of these pay expenses out of their
own pockets." "But, upon the whole
(please note this!) it is in the interest
of public policy to charge this form
of corruption to the man in whose interest
it is used."
Now, from that we very naturally
concluded that The Lantern was ap
piying nis remarks to Mr. Lever's recent
canvas, and we do not think our
conclusion so very strange in that re
spect. The Lantern, in reply to
our last article defending the campaign
and character of Mr. Lever
against such an imputation, has this to
say:
"The remarks that Mr. Lever had
fmblishsd a card of denial was the ony
sentence In which The Lantern had
any tpteial reference to Mr. Lever,
and the fact was mentioned solely to
furnish a basis for some remarks ol
general application . Every word that
followed was directed against a form
_?.?_? n|.y one knowg
It is equally
ne of the
git to t he repSeventh
Dis>
might come
inent, and our
irrelevant as
es to got out
' lamely sayIhe
fact solely
lie rem: rks ol
i'e i an hardly
11 so exactly
nnarks" from
excerpt first
em, any one
i of a power
a conclusion
The Lantern
lief that Mr.
in his imiiilad
concealed
ins connection wun such election
*** methods." The Lantern has a v ery
peculiar and illogical way of making
some general remarks from a basis, |
which he does not know to he true, j
a ml at the same time he says his remarks
hare no "special reference to
ktbe representative from the Seventh
District"?the whole foundation ol
his "basis." Again, how can anv one
understand otir erratic contemporary j
to exclude Mr. Lever, when he state-I
that, "upon tlie whole, it i, in the interest
of public policy f? charge this
form of corruption to the man in
whose interest it is used."? lines l:?
make any exception here? Would not
you conclude that The Lantern was oi
the opinion that it was "in the interest
of policy " to charge this form m
corruption up to Mr. I,ever, if wl Iskey
was used? We reasonably and logical- I
ly conclude that. Even then, we say
that such a charge is unjust, unfair,
and unreasonable. Mr. Lever should
not be held responsible for a campaign
fone which lie knew nothing of, and
which lie most positively did, and ( (
does still, disapprove.
Admitting the sincerity of on
friend, we were of the mind to end i'
right there, accounting his </umil re ^
murks to his abi ity to separate them
from a "special basis"?thinking. (
however, that, wlnl o ir reasmiiig
ittay be "strange," that of The Lantern
is stranger. But The Lantern's
L 11
|A*t sentence hat caught our eye, reading
thus:
"When our esteemed contcmpor ry
D ^kssys he did not spend one red cent for
5f|g|y$^^?rnIskey, we have no suspicion that it
means oy thin that he pins Ins faith t.> L
the white metal. '
While our icasoning iiuiv appear to y<
be "strange" in the noliony and llexi- "
ble cerebrum of our contemporary,
C(
we tope w<> may not be ennsidertMl, by
otlieis, erratic follower of the teachOgs
of Aristotle if v/e accept one of ej
I
?
two conclusions from this last sentence.
Kither The I.anleru is very insincere
in it? denial of having had no
"special reference" to Mr. Lever, 01
else the editor is woefully ignorant of
i simple rhetorical construction. It
the former ue true, a month's
trgu ing with him would be in
.vater on a goose's bacK; if the latter
be more likely, we suggest to our
friend that he make a "general" stud^
of figure? of speech as a whole and r
.1 ? ..1)1 I -f It-- 1 u.
oj/rviuf uraiK'ii ui inv iiiTiim in*.
I'he aforesaid information can be ol
taiued from any high echool rhetoric.
The "Cherry-tree Scheme" lias been
done for. in the last ten days union?
newspapers of the state. It is a fraud
surely. While those who are now in
it are profiting by it, the great host of
hose who have ju-t sent in their
when the whole thin* busts, will s< nd
up a howl loud and long.
? * *
Many of cur contemporaries an
.votideritig what eil'ect upon his styh
>f editorials will be produced by tin
inrriage of Editor Gonzales. A varity
of opinions lias found life, boili
pro and con, and still the question is
lebatable. We sliail w atrh Tlie State
irefolly and see if the leopard can,
indeed, change his spots.
* # *
The determination of the postoflicr
department not to have fourth claspost
in asters in South Carolina removed,
except for cause, has shattered the
hopes of hundreds of candidates who
Inive been seeking these small, but reniimerative,
appointments. With
oresidential ollices the same rule will
not apply.?Scrarton News.
* * *
We stand with the Dillon Herald in
its resentment against the Yorkville
Enquirer because of the hitter's insolent
assertion til it "among newspaper
writers, there are right now at lea*t
half a dozen 01 more who would be
glad to take jobs under Koester that
are not quite so good as Murray's."
For the sake of fairness we stay out of
(Itis fray, yet wo regard the statement
coming from the Enquirer as being an
expression ??f personal tiesires or sentiments,
and hence his opinion of others
who have, notwithstanding, more
self-respect
* * * *
We are pleased to note among many
of onr exchanges a favorable sentiment
towards the candidacy of Col,
Gunter for Attorney-General. Many
have quoted our nomination in full,
others in pari, and none have ex pi essetl
an adverse criticism upon the ability
or merits of the man we hate
placed before the people to represent
!V '.VnilU'yPiiV?s"ou'|f p*r0V11 iliently the
high type of man, who is aspiring to
be Attorney-General. Col. Gunter
promises to be the leading candidate
in the race.
* ? * *
The new county fever lias struck
several enterprising towns recently,
! since the siicces of L? e county was
herald id among the sisterhood of
| counties. Allendale and Dillon are
recent aspirants. While we arc not
Opposed to the formation of new coim'
ties on account of their small size, the
I matter of taxation will cause headj
scratchings to mioy tax payers, ;f
| tliese schemes liml successful issue.
Every new county meausa new whole
set of o Ulcers to support, expenses of
courts to be defrayed, and many smaller
items. The court-house is an addition,
hut not the wonderful boon
many consider it, unless the town is
able to support tl.e erection of the
necessary buildings, and the increase
ol the value of taxable property is sufficiently
increa.'.ed to add the extra
amount of taxes. Some of these mentioned
may be so lucky that.
? * *
Tin'fair city ol h'lort-nce will throw
open Iter hospitable homes to the
Baptist State Con vent ion, which |
meets in tliat growing town next I
Tue-day evening. Tin* Baptist denom- j
illation lias the largest number of
communicants of any religious body in
Lite state, numbering over one liunilred
lliousanil. Toe annual convention
is iliIIeient from that of anyotber
religious body, inasmuch as it exer- ;
ises no iiiitbonty over tlie various
liurelies. Tli ir authority simply be-1
ug advisory The questions vvbicb j
ire consider* d are missions, education i
ttid church extension. The Convenion
lias three colleges under its eon- <
r*d, Furman 1'niversity, (ireenville 1
Ymale (Jolleg, nnd lame-stone Colege,
besides several preparatory j
chools in different parts of the s'ate. |
ilanv prominent minis'.ers and laynen
will alien I this gathering ami;
heir dcliheration will lie read with
an n if est interest in every mmk and |
orner of our great state, by people of i
tlier sect*, as well as the large host of '
taptists.
A 'ilorioiis Feast.
Mr. and Mis. F. < . A Id ridge enterlined
a large number of young peole,
with several ethers of inaturer
ears, to ly swell dining Monday afterson
at II o'clock, in honor of the
sme-eoming of the newly married
tuple, Mr. and Mrs. 11iram Aldridge.
Several friends and relatives from
ragener ami vicinity, with a full delration
from our town were present.
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It was a day of real pleasure to every
one who had the good fortune to be
u resent.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldrn'ge have the
genuine hospitality and treat those
who come within their doors accor- 1
dingly. It has been our fortune in
life to partake of some sumptuous din- |
tiers, but we speak the truth and lie
lot, when we say that neve have we
leen to n table better prepared with
tut? goou things or lire. The Advocate
representative was much In evileuce,
especially at the table and most
heartily did we enjoy the day. Every
thing passed off as delightfully as one
sould wish. We will ever remember
he occasion with many pleasant
memories.
Alilriilge-Lylirand.
Last Sunday morning, Mr. Hiram
Aldridge, of our town, was united in
hippy wedlock t? Miss Laura Lybrand
if Wagener. Hiram is known by all
as a generous hearted old boy, while
the bride is a jolly and attractive
young lady.
We extend hearty congratulations
co the young couple, and wish for
them a long and useful life. They
will make their future l.ome among
us.
La (? rone-Jones.
Last Thursday evening, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. O Jones, of Ri ?ge
Spring, a number of friends and relatives
gathered to witness the happy
marriage of Miss All e Jones to Mr.
vjllie LaUrone. At the sweet strains
of the wedding march played by Miss
Rena Jones, the lovely bride on the
arm of the groom, entered the par or,
which was properly decorated. The
Rev. Riley, of the Baptist church, in a
most impressive manner, pronounced
the words that made them one, 'til
leath do them part.
Many handsome presents were presented
to the popular couple, which in
.1 small way attests their popularity.
They will make their future horn? in
Wards. A host of friends wish for
them long life and prosperity.
Valuable Property.
The place known as the llarlley
Innd, about one mile from Hatesburg
will be sold at public out-cry next]
Monday. This place has a magnificent
orchard and is, in every respect, a valuable
plantation. Parties desiring to
purchase may obtain full particulars
by applying to Edwin Folk Strother.
To Tlio Public in General!
On and after Nov. 20th, no freight
will ><? .l.oi.-.w..u r....... ......... i
. ? wv.vvivu II wui nni r-nuiino Mil!
til freight charges on same has been
, pnid.
1). P. HARTLEY,
Agt. Hou. Ry. Co.
Deafness, Noises in the Head, Ate,
Positively cured Ity Harti.ky'h bar Lotion.
This new Remedy eoea right to the actual seat,
of the disease, and has effected such retnarkahh i
eures tit.it the greatest hone is held out to al'j
sufferers, no matter how Itad or longstanding]
the ease may he ()vs norrt.K will CURB any
ordinary case, and will l?e sent securely packed
' and post-paid witli full directions and testl-)
monials upon receipt ( 91 00. Order direct
front JAMKS K. HAkLKY, 23, Stockdale Road,
South Iatinheth, i.ond<>Ui ENGLANDIE
ill
I
Hundreds of dollars wor
the next ten da^s in 01
is arriving daily,
^game here.
Never before have
startling values as
merchants are offie
in every depart me
lines from 25 to 5(
two months ago.
Last week we niacl
closing out their li
We'll sell pants un
We are opening 11c
We are still selling
ers pay. We quot
Graniteville Drill, 5c; 4-quart<
Rivgrside Checks, 5c; 1
Men's Good
I)on't fail to call ai
Pictures?They an
pieces of t lie most f
1o 812.50.
HEW YOR
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Get it at tiir Price ok a Weekly. *
Judging from the reports in the da- i
ily news paper*, it seems tli.it Senator I
McLturin made a hit at Anderson bsi V
Friday.July 81st. t
It furnishes more at the price than any other I
newspaper published in America. Its news ser l
vice cover* all the globe and is equaled l>y that
of few dallies. Its reports from the ISocr war
have not been excelled in thoroughness ami '
promptness, and with the presidential campaign
now in progress it will be invaluanle. Its pollti 1
' l? 11 r<lt til) Impartial. This fact *
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political campaign take the Thrice-a-Wcok I.
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Trusts?and they nood watching- take the }
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foreign developments, take the Thtlce-a-Wck '
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The Thrlce-a-Week World's regular suhscnp- (
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Write to or call on us for good read- 1
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The Advocate,
The Southern Railway has inaugurated
Pullman Sleeping Car line between
Washington, C . and Atlar..
|tn,Ga., on their Atlanta and New
York Express, trains No*. 87 and 81;
first car Southbound, leaving Washington,
Nov. 3rd; llrst car Northbound,
leaving Atlanta Nov. .rtth, 1901.
This affords 1 oilman service on
these trains through from Atlanta to
New York, the Pullman cars baring,
heretofore been attached to the Atlanta
and New York Express at Chariot!*
and no Pullman service between Charlotte
and Atlanta.
Editor Gonzales Jllarrip'
Mr. .N. i#. uoiiaaiu*. editor or The
State, and Miss Lucie llarron, of Manning,
were married Wednesday morning
at the home of tlie hride. The
wedding was very quite and only near
relations of the coup'e were invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Gonzales came to Columbia
on the morning Coast Line train .
md left the oity last evening for the
North They will be absent a fortnight
or more.?State, 15th.
tli of Dry Goods, Shoes, Clotl
rder to make room for our im
If you are bargain hunting, ^
E,ery clerk has been instruct
we had such a gran
we are showing a
ring broken lines?(
lit. We are buying
[) per cent lower than
e a deal with a facto
ine of winter pants at
til the lot is closed at
!W goods every day.
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^ innniierv ai annul \
/ %<
o a few prices here 01
?r Sheeting, 4c; Batesbnrg, lit
L;id. all Leather Shoes, Dong.
Dress Shoes, 71>c; Blankets, o(
nd see our beautiful <
3 ^enis; reproduced fi
anions artist. Prices
K RACKE'
WHITI
33* 1 ^''
Till: H.KMI- (IOLl> CUKIi -|
An Inge nous Trent men t by which _1
DruiikurOs ?ro Hcliii; -r
( 'urcd Daily in spite of J
Themselves. *T
>io Ndxous (loses. No "Weaken- *
12JC of thencrvcH. A Pleasant nn<l CZ
tosltlvc Cure for tlio l.lquoi Habit. ^
It i? now generally know n and under TJ
tuod thai Drunkenness is a disease, mJL
md not weakness. A body (illed with
tohon, and nerves completely .rliatter
d l-y deriodical ?>r constant use of inoxicating
liquors, requires an rnti- ^
lute capable of neutralizing and eradcating
tliis poison, and destroying the
raving for intoxicants. Sufferers
nay now cure themselves at home
vitboiit publicity or loss of time from
uisiness by Ibis this wonderful
'HOME GOLIM'URK" which lias been 1
terfected after many j?ars of close ?
luuy nru ireaincm ?>i inenria'es. | ' ci
['lie faithful use aceording to direct- XVI
ons ?>f this wonderful discovery is!'01'
>esiti\eiy guaranteed to dure the most i
distinuie ease, no matter imw hard a I
Irinke. Our records showthe marvel- | ;
iu8 transformation of thoii-rmls ol j,.,
JruriKirks int .) sober, industrious and ,
ipright men. i
on
W1VKS( I KKYOrn IU:si;ANI>S!! ' ,
JlllI.PKEN CI KM YOTIt FAT11-, . ..
?Kn!! This reuit lis is in no sense a , ,l
e st run but is a specific. for tliL ills-'
useonly, and is so skillfully devised
ind prepareii that it is thoroughly sol
ihleand pleasant to the taste, so that
t can he given In a cup of tea or cof'ee
without the knowledge of the permit
taking it. 'I huit"unds of l>riink- N<
irtls have itire 1 themselves with this
>rieeles8 remedy, and t^ many more
nave been tut red and nuule temperate i
nen by having tlie "CL- KM" iidniiiiisereil
by h vmg frier-Mis and relatives
viliout their knowledge in coffee or tea
tnd believe today that they iliseoi.tinted
drinking of their own free wi I. of
DO NOT W A I 1". l>onot lm deluded
l?y apparent and misleading "improvement."
Driveout the disease at ottee j
tnd for all tiine. The '?IOME f'ol.D 's
Cure" is sold at I he ext reuicl low nriee I tin
of One Dollar, thus placing it within it.
reiu h of everybody a treatment nmr.
effectual that) ottier's costing to $Vi. , 1
Full directions aicotnpany eaeli pack- "N
age. Special advice by skilled pliy.-ic- In
ians wlietl reqiiested without < \tr.i
ehurgh. Sent prepaid to isny t art ol
the world on rcee'Jt ?d' One Dollar.- '
Address Deept 1,Edwin KM O in l,!
i
The t<; u'ar ei mtnunica
,4a tiotioftle l at - luirg l.odge ?
No. 1: .*>, A. F. M will eo .- ; i
a a* vetie Fru'iiv evemttg. Nov . I
Woik in the lirst legroe.
Take loticoiind govern jn ir N
selves accordingly.
.1. I'll \ N'iv 1C.NKE iv. Secy
"Winter II tr.es In Sititnntr
I.nit In"
Is the title of a V M y aCrac: v f. I K
irr just irtstttd by tie* South rn Ha: - !
,vav giving complete irfnrniatu n re- 1
garding the varhets Winter U"s ?rts of e
ienlllt and plcis'ire on an 1 rem lied by
its lines, with rat ?s of board, capacity
of hotels, iiames of proprietors, etc.
i This booklet is in a very o Mtoise and .
attractive foi'tii mid will prove valut- ,,
ble to any oto contemplating a trip | r?
fi>r the A'inti r. A copy m ?v be bad "
by sending a t > <> cent postage stamp. J'
W. II TAVI.iiK.
^ A. P. A., Atlanta, (la. >
; | It. \V. MI NT,
I). P. A. ('hark-iitoo. S |
i I ,1. C. BEAM, .lit ,
'} 1) P. A. Atlanta, (la
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ling, Milliner}', &e., within 11
mense Holiday stock,
r'on'il find choice 1,1
cd to sell. ^
cl aggregation of
C_JC.7 C ff.
t present. Most
)urs is complete
and selling nianv
* r,.
prices prevailing;
Til
f II
>rv in Charlotte,
a great saet i lice.
' W.I
i i U'i l\ 1' V IM*i i'i ^
?l \ I w I * I / I 1 \ V n.
1
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j till
vliat other dealii
uly.
vri
I v>
avy, ?rc; Gctd Checks, Ic; lh
Button or Lace, f>Oc;
' ' ma
kC to $2./)<>. IS.i
I
am
rolleet i< m ol" line SiiTI
oni the master- < i..
range from I Or. ^
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111 V
11\ l?
l??,
r store, i
Si
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^JEZJ5rn
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EL Light-Bread,
zr1 Beef,
HJ
ES Sausage and
rdL I'isli, at the
ireen Grocery Ston
l'AUL SPANJi, Proprietor.
(iom li's (juick ltclirf.
tVln'Ti your joints mill bones ache o
ur Mesh fwls tender and sore, r
itboitle of (iooili's tjuiek Keli
II nive you quick iclief. J Jest * ??
c ul in.
Tri^s; lbs Notice.
\ll persons are h rehy lor'iicden
nt, lish, carry torches of life,
spas, in .?ny manner whatever, v
the lands of t'io undcr.sigmd. T
V will he rigidly enforced :ijjaii
persons violating this notice.
.Signed,
.1 Ktank Kneeee,
W. I,. K ll'l'ec,
.1. 1<'opeland.
I . C. Hartley.
IV till.
E. J. ETHEREOGE,
DKNTlsr,
I/KKSV II.LE, - - - - S.
lice next dopr t? l\?s' Olli ? .
Josli Westiiafer, of I.ootptol ee, !n
a poor mm, but h sny> he woi
?t be without * h.unherlaia'i l\i
11 hi if it cost" li v 1 do I !ars a h it tie, I
saved him fron hein^ a cripple. !
t? rnal nppliealioii is e<pi il to t
itment for slid all I swollen join
mmo'ted iiiieeh-s, s'ill neek. spra
id rhetimat i<* ami iim-cn'ar pains,
nt a!.<o core.I noun roll eases of p
al paralysis. It is for sale by
at shut _ 1 >r?ij{ Co.
icid. Iron Miner!
CATURE3 GRKAT^frt
?11 f'l
.xv m4>.u ? 1 x/i (ii i ^illuull'
DISK AS ICS.
I > ! ppcd cut of "tiydV r.WIl C<
mit'd iiidigotinn, Hyspej
idnej Tr i-ilili', Liver Complaint,
tire IdooJ or (leneral Debili(y. I
Xternally slops blood, i-u r.-s sort'i
\? ry Lit..; and all Ivtn eU'ections.
To I f-.t tonic in the land fo
Week y man, woman or child.
"'i iiis i? to certify tlnit I have li
i a t'i.d state of health two year
tore. Have taken best recomineii
pinedi '.s and li.-tl |diysieiaiia att
u? ur. hoot any permanent bt nelit
. ard ol A< id Iron Mineral, pot a I
le and found immediate heiiellci
< Its. \Yi ult! reeouiiav'tid il U
ullVrcrs. lit spedfullv,
u.S. Sir. a dm a :
Of th" h m of Steailman & lti
(ult'.-diiirg S. (J.
- TRADE SUPPLIED.
A Mil Iron Minora! Compaaj
Columbia, S.
?*r- Corns pondenee Solicited.
Fok sai.k at ILvrrsut'ioi iiy I>r
. Harris and It. I.. Hartley.
Ask to sec a descriptive panip;
xplaining all.
Vater Lmv for Chronic Cunti
tion.
Take two cups of Imt water balf
our before each meal ami jn>i be I
ning to beil, also a drn.k tif water,
r etdtl. rhoit'. two l.oiirs after
leill. Take lot - ol o tdool* exereif
ilk. i Id", ?'i !\ e. Make a regular 1
of this and ia many cases chro
u.-t ipat ion may he cured wi'hoiit
ol any medicine. When a pur
ve is required take some!hing n
ol gent le like t 'haiiiherluin's Stonu
ul Liver Tabl *ts For sale by Ilat
urg Drui; Co.
A C on1111n11 iea t ion.
Mi:. Ki>iroit--Allow me to -peal
\\ words in favor of < baiuberlai
uigli itemcdy. I siillTrcil for th
;iis with the hr.m liitis ai.d eo
t sleep at nights. I tried sevc
i-tors and vaiioii- patent inedicin
it eo.ild get nothing to give me a
In f n til my wife got a bottle
is valuable ined'uiiie. which I
niph'tcly relieved inc.- W . S. Itroi
in, Hague! I, .Mo. This remedy
r sue liy I In' UaleshUt if Drill,' I '??.
Stricken Willi l*arsi ly sis.
Ileudorson (irimelt, of tliis pl.t.
i*. -I ric ken with p.irt ial paraly?i? ;i
111p11 11 Iy In t tin* us'* nl' mil' arm a
lr Aft?*r being treatep by an en
il | |iy*ici >ii lor quite a w hi e w i
I relit f, my wile iveoiumeiid
lainheriiii n's l'.iin Itaiin, it ml all
ii,' l\V t liiilll < ii it h i> a 1111
re. I.- -Deo, i J. M i Don* \ i i>. Ma
g.to c unity, W . N il. Sevr.il lit hi
i*y remarkable eure* of partial |j
is I ave b'ell elfeeteil by tile us
liiiiiiiri t. It is must wide
>\v, how i1 \ *r, as a eure for Holism,
sprains ami bruises "S.-id I
I. sblirs. I ?l*llg <
'he exeitement incident to t.'avelii
I ihange ol food ami water ot'ti
tig-, on diarrhoea, ami for this re'
no one sh mbl leave home with >n
bo.tie of < hamberlain's t'olii
iler.i anil Dial rlioea Ketiiedy. Ii
by Halesbtirg Drug Co.
T> iiiral South African Store
. It. I.asroii, of Ita\ Vil a, S nday
i-r. Cape <'olony. -oiiiluets a slot
i. a I ol Soul b Africa, sit whirh < i
uireh:i>eil an vt lung fr> in the hri
titil "needle ' ? an anchor." Thi
i it si mite.I in a valley nine in lb
ii the nearest railway station an
i:i twenty-five miles from the near
111wii. Mr. I.arson says: "I an
ireil Willi l lie custom of farmer
tin a radio of thirty, to many c
in I have supplied Chamberlain*:
eilii s. All testily to their value ii
tcehold w here a di etor's an vice i
>st out of the question. Witliii
mile of my* M< re ttie populat'en s
laps si\|y . Ul these, w it bin t In
twelve months, no le.s than lour
liuve heen ab.lout ly eureil Ii;
mheilain's Cough Itemcily. Thi
I surely be a ivci r.l." I'<?r sale by
sburg Drug Co.
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Bevers cfi> Kneecs flj
BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS.
The best and cheapest shops in the State.
All work done in the best kt} Ic. FintSt Plintlllf done at thw H
Lowest prices known.
3, j-IORSESHOEING BY THE BEST'EXPERT SHOER
i-MMi t cueup work done when you ean pet l'likt-clax work at Ie*. j rice*.
ridge sprint;. - - s. c,
10 mlS ** *s reserved H
" 3.tell SPACE! Forzrra^ . V
L? r-ZD- OnjLlliaz^CL cSs Co.,
j THE LEADERS IN I
merchandise x: i umber.
Bat esburg. C.
EVERY A R(j! U M ENT M
'i?i And claim needs proof to make it ^ 1
r." stand. Our proof is our goods. j
s;; never in the 4
II istorv of our business have Ave Jiad J
in* A
1 such a volume of Bargains for you.
our stock ' m
? o insists of every conceivable class
ill <>?' goods. Trices right?goods the
best!
Slcadman & Rilcv's
"" tax notice. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
1 m " * ! fitv
_C(i I N I EE ATTEND THE FOI.I.OW(1l
!N(i (il.'Kv* for tlie purpose
i I receiving tuxes f.?r l. < il-ca' year Coatral Tim. fit JaslcsotjTill. anl Earannak1901,
viz: I Eastern Time at Other Point..
1 l.rxiiifjtoil I'ourt House from the i t-chedn> in KfToot .T.-.a. '/7th. lOiL
151 h of 1 >! !.,!?.- t ! " ' ?> 1
........ .m.v. i lNo.34!N"o.3'i| JTo.Cl
i , . i i .. . , KoriTnaocND. Daily .Daily uiSu
een Jli Slu-aly s, Monday afternoon, ' I j_j .
s nr V.iv l Lv. .hickunnvil r (V. Ml.. ... hl>>*,
Y, -s?,x- ' MHvnaunh (So. Ry ) 1 > top 12 Ota 43tV
Chnnill. Tuesday. Xov. "?. . " Rnrnwell 42>P; 4 Wa ......
end Blanket lie ... ItW 4 ?? ?! ??
I Cross ltoinl-. \? cdnosday morning, ' Ar. Ookuv.'.r.n ' 1.1? C loa 0 4i;?
mi-' Nov. (1. tv.T'ijurio.'ftoi:, (bo. Ky Ttxallojp 62i".? ___
; fiummnrviU? " 41n'l.JJtat
ar\ Peak, I htirMiay morning. Nov. ,. > Rum. .v.-uv k.?a jooa 70C\?
' ttl' S|,r hi; Hill. Thursday afternoon.! jctosvuVo11 l'o n,p
Nov. 7. ' Ar (Mlumhi.i |1? Urn & gfti Ptop
, .... .. , x. Q Cv. A'lvusitl*. I So. nv. ) uOUPt l? *XT,? ?
I( y, ; Hilton, 1- ridiij morning, No\. Lv. <.raaitovil.? & ? U 13t> f
White K? ek, Friday aft. Nov. 8. \.v \^n ; BMp . . 7l5p
B
- ; Irnio, Sat unlay, Nov.1.), .i??in;:?;on . V J Li* tj
... . " i -??.. i i 1 A r. Columbia, (T7. D.) 6 5ip A.....
hdmunds, Monday momittg, .<o\ 11. | Lv. ( - umi-.a, m; nA.?p tii i^?.4Sp
Gaston. Monday afternoon Nov. 11. I !' u ' r -' n ^
J * " 4 ho >'t?r tip 8 li i 1 IMp _ ^
( ross Koads, I uc.-da\ morning! r.xrk tun :<v 8 48uit46p
Nov )' ar.Charlotte '-'ijy 8 4taji31ft?
A:-. Lir.vil.o l!.!n I a-,pl alia
J. .1. MaekV Tuesday alternoon, i ArTHipainoa.l . . 7" "XXS IHSp!.... !
Nov. 12. i Ar. Vi.sshin^tn'i . fain s iopilO lta '
< ) ^ ... | . .. ,, " Pn!tlmo;-p iVu.UR) '1 i5a U USp ll 2Ja
Swansra, >\ ednesday, Nov 1.1. , ? Fhila,Mp>.m l'.v* iisidiar,
Ited Store, Thursday, Nov. 11 -Y-^YV- X'.'-'l?v: ?'
| Archie woirs, Friday mom. Nov 15 $?u IS!::::::
\V. N. Martin'- Fritlav aft. Nov. li>. | " A-:n-.i: < 7L"?,?i J4>r,>i
, Ar. Knotvillc i lis. 7 Sr.i'
*a- i'.rookiaiu.. satoulay. Nov. 15. XT^'Tn-mT^T ~~ rT^jT4^;T~~:
l't lit n, Month<\ morning. Nov. is. J.? i. .n-v . " r.
l.uther (ianti's. Mor.d ,y aft. Nov 18 |lfoJB{VoJ?|Woil
foreI Ja-ob Willians, Tues. morn. Nov r*. DalblfisUyjexBt
hot , Wtst.iioreland's, Tuesday afte- noon, f777T. --.i-vu:.- . |j ...i > .
tch November 10. Lv.Ciimiaauti " - _ >
.. . ... . , .. ... , Lv. Kuosvtlie 1-*jtt si:t
?? r> ati slnirjr W t dnestlay, Nov. CO. s?o.i aof?p
,ab.| I.tesville, Tlimsday, Nov; 21. ^f;;; llJ^| Sgg|::::::
?ic Siimmlt, Friday niormngr, Nov. 23. f.v. "n."a vCi-k fu.TTu> . ? i i :. i iii i ~
the Lewi- dale Friday aft. Nov.cc. " Phiindoipwa .. cg&p 8fionj gfCp. J
? " Baltimore s-'.'p <<tap
^a- Itarr >. Saturday morning. N..\. e:t. i.v. yt .> '. *> F H_p?} o
ii 1,1 I(ed Hank, Sat. afternoon, Nov. e ! Jy hl ' ' j7o.?p'iii?lm| ?
ii is tr i i m.i ? . t.v I)Anvii'.? .. ; i Ifr.i, .'ij;-.ii 1- ,V r%
t i l?. I . Kolsh r Mi>ii(l.'i\ alt. Nov.e.i. , , . .. ?. Lv.
C'anrlofc .. . s lia f5.?p 4 ili?
t-s- ' ( rap's Mill. Tuesday morn. Nov 20 " Rock Hill ' Vica iitUSpi 5t)s?
. ... ' ... x- 0(, " ChM'.cr ' 0ltn.lt lop 5 27?
C rout's Ntore. lues. alt. Nov. 2(>. ? w^n.lxro u lsa l.'ohi, r,o<?
Paul Black's, Wed morn. Nov. 27. Ar. Columbia. iBlrtcKt liftol t nwl
Lv. C 'r.nibui, ti". V . ... llMia1 4 :*.a
I In- balance < I tin* tune at I.exinjf- " ?T< >lm?tou . j 1 81p UlUi
i. . .... . . " Trenton 1 H8p C 4>n ...
x a ton ( . II , until I ei einbei ,.1-t, when Ar. A then 3'Jup ?;ia P 4>?
tlie book- will dose. Ar. Urani!. villo 313p 7 1i-a .
Ar. .Vagus'a .. J.?>p K uun 102.!*
ret I lie hours lor e.o-injj the t;.\ book L v. Columbia the. l<> ) .... 4uop t .-.6a 7 (*k?
?M win iii o'clock I...- tin. ap- {;?&:!{;;, rsr; Jg:;
ral | oint men t - an 1 I o'clock .for those in " Hran livi.ic tilip, 4 2f.n 0 &.-?
" Sniiauervillr 781p ."> 7.7a 10 XU
e-. t lie a I ter noons Ar. Charleston . s hip 7 out it l.'si
?* TA\ I.KV V. Lv" C > isniV::. (So. iiyTjT.. |11 :tu?! 1 lTa ToCi
B1 . ,, ' Blnrkville l lot* 2 Ma
- of r or Mute 1 il?pw>r .? Mills. 14 Barnwell 124 p 3 l a
... l*'or Or.liiijir.v IN.rp..... ^.tSSSXi^Xi fSUaift
SlHllnl County '..Mills. Sloop!.* Car Sorvloo.
i- For School Purposes > Mill*. Exerl'cnt daily passenger Btrvica bet ween
F; ricia ami Nrw York.
N> - I nnii '2- New York and Florida LiraTotal
. 1*2 Mills ln<l. Ikoiy i.eopt Sunday, coin [.used excluliively
of Pullman finest Drawing Room 81ccpPoll
1 a \ . tfl. In k'. t'oinimrtaietit and Observatory Ca rs 1k..
... tweeu Sew Y>rk, Columbia and St. Augustino.
I e. I " interest on railroad bonus Pullman sVepiiig ears between Augusta and
n,l : pork, Proad River anil Saluda town- A'1.""1 and N-wYork. reus from Augusta to
Ceiumbia via K.a.'krillo. Parlor curs boml
ships. P.. mil!-. tv.-een Chnrleaton and Oduntbia.
,. 7- i i i i i. i N'?s. ill and i4?Now Y?.rk and Floiida Exit
i I" or retiring railroad bon i-, ltrotvi pr, i>rnwi- -j-roont H.eeping ears imtwien
Hi. Iti.-er and Salmia townships, omilU. Ai;'l,<!:' :,'ul ? Y'.rk. Puiliunn drawing1
room s.pfj-m cur* not ween Portliuniia, JacK*
t.(| For retiring railroad bonds : it Fork Bonvtbe. savannah Washington and VVw York.
1 Pullman s'.eet *.ng cars bo. ween Char otto and
er township, I nulls. Kielna.ind. I lining curs botvoen Charlotte
>*' For attorney fee- in Itro.ul and sa- s. Fast Mail. Throush
li llld.t Tow tlsbips, mil'. Pullman drawing-room bivlu: stooping ears berfl
t ween .laeksonvule and New York and Pullt
I ota I levy I > loud Iliver rownsliip, mau see>in?- ears butw.ee Augusta airl Char
i , :ii " I lotto. Inning ear? serve all meals earoule.
ir 1 1 Pullman s.'eeiiing ears between Jacksonville
Tidal lev Sum I.i Township. JM. and iV.lumh.a mioute da.iy lietween Jackson'
9 11 villo nr.d Ciuoiunnii. via Asueviiie.
|N mils : rank s.uannon, s. hllartdwiox. ]
I'ml .1 I,.i , P.. r k 'I'..wit ? 1.11. 1*1 mill? 1 bird \ P. A v4en, b^r,. t?en I n.? agt.,
II I MWII,lup. I. .mills \Vi?iii'.ari"ii,lM', \\aahiqgton, D. O. 1
>v . Sp< rial school T.ix Little Al uinlain W. H. TALOE, B.W.m'NT,
Iiriel t mills As't C4en. Pass. Ag'*., Dtv.Puas.Agt..
Atlanta. Ua. Chnrloston, S. 0.
P .rties owning property in im re i *
than one t .wnship. s, 8trtte to the P..y your di e? to The Advocate. W? '
' re.isi'rer. j bav patiently earrietl yoi r flttbscrip(
FRANK IV. 3HEALY, j lion over. onot plelM. i
Treasurer Lexington Coo lit y ! J
M. F lit ri am>, IVas. Joiin box, See and i'reas.
: Batesburg Buggy and Harness Co.
II
t- C:ill on us nt the New Kaminer Building and examine
114lour stock of
11
> KJAM M
xia,g'gs, JT3L cA,37
\ Whips and Rcbes.
i
(>ur v ? li lri sue New nnil St jli-.li ami pric >* to ?uit the timet*. \V?j ahftlY
he ^ I ai I to ?ee jiiii. %n lift her you winh to buy or not, anil will take pleasure It
y slim* iii? j mi t he
j LARGEST STOCK EVER SHOWN IN BATESBURG.
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