The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 22, 1902, Image 3
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Wednesday, Jan., 22, .1901.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION
Senator Raysor's bill favoring compulsory
education is bound to become
k sooner or later the leading question in
^k oar state..'.Those who have followed
^^k the course of educational affairs for
the last ten years are beginning to realize
already the need of a higher genk
era I education among the masses,
^k Senator Raysor's bill, forcing parents
to send all school-age children to the
schools at least two months
year, is hut a step towards the en^^^^^gebdering
of an educational spirit amOng
the rural settlements. It is
r useless for people to let out the cry
I that such a thing is impossible and
impracticable; that is the only argument
they have at their tongues and
to offset the favorable sentiment tlrat
1ms already found strong root among
southern educators. We hope South
Carolina will throw herself in the
forefront educationally and see that
her.cbildren do pot prow up almost
in general ignorance.
* * * *
DR. TIM MERMAN FOR GOVERNOR.
Our own townsman, Dr. i immernian,
has entered the gnbernat trial
contest to fight anil stick to the last.
Doctor has fi.icd other state offices
with high credit to himself, and has J
00 won the strongest confidenc* of^rrff"'
friends and fellow olllct^^^ Yim
merman isl^xi|^^in(,.dau, am,
vote a
better
awe
know
nor
will be the
place
H WlV,.- 1)111 '
.A question that we hope will impress
itself upon our law-makers is the
r necessity and means of increasing our
schooi-fund. The fact that Governor
McSweeney has recommended an increase
bespeaks the urgent need of
such a step. If we have compulsory
education, the number of actual
L school-cluldren will be greatly in- i
creased, thereby necessitating a stron*
ger force of teacheis. It is a shaine^^ul
fact already that teachers in South
? i ubb i Imn the follow
I^pjaroiiuu arc j>aiu n. ...? ?
^ftrs of any other profession. The
^ftreat need of our people is pullicient
HunUs t.) rjn our public term longer
Bhan three, four, or five months, lieBent
legislation has put it into the
^Kands of towns to meet this need by
^fpee'al levies, but even if (ho count re.
B.istricts follow Midi the extra (
"un'ls raised Cvsrhoo] purposes. To
double.it and turn six mills over to
A>tie shools would be but adding t > the
^Brmitages for our children wliild
Kit materially burdening (be taxpay
s"
j^Mongrssman Lever appeared in his
i behalf in thecontest of tlie negro
BBnt/.ler against him. 1 f is attorney's
detention on account of death in Ins
family, necessitated such a step.
While Congress is Republican, we
have 110 doubt that .Mr. Lever will
win his contest; yet it will cost him
time and money, and handicap liiin in
^liis work.
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The Montljello-news pap T chett
in has deserted his
ts, who were eon illy
deceived, and j
i. Those who are <
ire Scheme now '
their fellow-man.
od people reeog- ,
ire-faeKl robbery, i
ig .something free? '
me next?)
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Bellinger hns sus- i
ail oflioer who 1
L^nty and how '
0 rusts d?l.iw-ma
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Hp^?R a MBhS&Vhas
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taken away from them. To let this
matter go unsettled would bring piles
ofliligation in the future.
l
Congress will do much to relieve the
suffering of the Ex-Presiden'.a if she
passes the bill donating the paltry
sum of twenty-live thousand dollar*
Il**r VPAP to th???? It" will -vf '
, ?v ' *? * * * f VI VUUI 9C,
meanclose living for Cleveland, who
is the only surviving one at present;
bat by the persistent prabtic* of eeon- '
oiny, possibly l:e will be able to puil
through on it.
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Lions. It. O. I'urdy, of Sunipter and '
O. O. Dantzler, of Orangeburg, were
elected judges last Tuesday to tuke j
the seats of Judges Buchanan and Ben
et respectively. All the old judges
were reelected without opposition.
t i i ; i
The senate had a hard lime to adjourn
the llr^t day. It is to be hoped
tli.it it will not be so Inn d to wards the \
last.
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The Southern has again put on her
train, known as the "Chicago ami
Florid a Special, between Chicago and
Augustine, Fla. This train runs ^
.-olid from point to point, carrying |
sleepers all the way through This I
service will be eftective Jan. C, and it '
will be noted that It is the most com- j
plete and best regulated train serv'c*
ever known between North and North- (
west and Honda resorts, and leaves n
not hmg undone to enable Florid i to *
complete with Cal.fornia Mexico. Ac.
for a good share of the travel from |
that section. j
Our Salmla Letter. ^
The lunch party given at the home 1
of Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford on
Friday evening last for the purpose of
raising funds to supplement the sum
su bscribed for an organ for the Methodist
church in town, was a very '
joynble occasion for the you*ig folks
socially. The sum of nineteen and odd
dollars was settled, ijrhe bidding by
t lie young men an sime* of the lunches v
?all rf which were ,vepared by the t
young laiiey?wac quite\lively indeed, v
' Supervisor Matthews m^t with the *
supervisor of Newberry {county on r
Thursday, and it was agreed^ to uecepl $
tin* Bcuknight Ferry along With olh- t
ers on Saluda ltiver, and anaintain
them as ''Free Ferries"?the 'vost of such
maintenance to be shared..'<equal- ^
ly by the two counties. Mr. J). II. ^
Bouknight made them a present of his
terry-boat and all. '
E C. Turner, and Carson & Fiber- t
edge, each have contracted witlV the t
Saluda Oil Mill Co., for the delivers .,f
|H^?ri . :?*?1?? 1 .. 1
9^ Two i?u awk t
tncif"
pec ted daily. A <&, f
NOOO gallons capacity is being put up ;
near the Stevens & Etheredge wareI
house at Johnston, in which the oil y
will be stjred as hauled. The delivery
of oil at the railroad is expected
to begin this week.
So completely out-done are the peopie
of Salnda at the miserable service
being given them by the South Carolina
Telephone Company from this
town to Johnston that there is a de- ^
termination to parallel their line at an
r
early day. Then too the charge of 15
cents per message whereas, until the
Carolina Telephone Company came
into possession of the line, it was only
10 cents, has brought about no little 1
dissatisfaction. By all mean# let us,Jbuild
an indepedent line and
the charges to 10 cents a
Mr. C. K Brown his
cottage on Jennin^^^, and move(, ^
Caughman will oc- w
copyiio?is?? on Hu'lolpli Street va- o
-'.Vied by Mr. Brown, while Mr. Giles
Crawford will move into the cottage
on Jefferson Street as soon as vacated
b^ Mr. Cuuglimnn. Thus a rew home
and another family has recently been
added to our town*
An acre of land has been purchased
of Mis Julia Crouch on North Jefferson
Street whereon the Methodist parsonage
far the Butler Circuit will be built.
Mr. Luther Oxnt r, a hustling mule
dealer of Johnston, was in Sa'uda Saturday
driving a spanking pair of Kenluekys.
Among the visitors in town last
week were Misses Ida Coleman of Hig
gins Ferry and Hello Caron of Johnston
.
Mr. Fooelie, a native of Laurens
County but whose home for a number
of years has been in far away Arkansas,
is spending a few days with his
sisters Mrs. J. It. Crawford and Mrs.
J. 15. Crouch, He is accompanied by
his wife.
The Good Roads Association for this
County, which continues to grow in
membership and popularity, will meet ..
in the Court House on first Monday
in February. Several matters of interas'.
to .lie citizenship of the county at
large are to come up for consideration
ttid a big turn out is expected.
Mrs. E 1*. Norton, who has been
visiting her daughter in our town, returned
to her home at Conway on
Holiday.
It was our pleasure to meet with our
poling friend, l?r. W. 1*. Timinerman.
p bile in B.itesburg recently ami he
nformed us that he was expecting to
naJte that progressive little town his
tome in the future.
All the oats are not dead by a "jug j -*
nil," nor the half of them. In our j
I rive a day or two ago to Hatesburg, j
vi made it a point to watch out for
,lie ell'ects of the cold upon the grain
r.ip, and for our life we failed to lind ft
i fie la where they were even too much _
binned out.
Miss llrockingtan, of Williamsburg,
s visiting the family of her uncle, Mr
I S. Cunningham.
Mr W. C. Edwards, the popular [
epresentntive of the popular firm of A
tessey & Curswell, of A igmta, was
a Saluda last week.
MY YOUR DUES!
From Fox. <
I will give you a few dots from Fox.
Mi?? Maude Moore report* n nice
Lime at the frolic Friday night.
Misses Elberta Riser and Mamie
Ethcredge spent list .Sunday with
Miss Maude Moore
Mr. J. IV. Wheehr is attending the
businessteollege at Columbia and h<
is missed by our people.
Mr. Dan. Moore spent last Saturday
night with Messrs. Chlf and San
Suelgrove.
Mr. Fred Black ard wife spent las
Sunday with Mr. Che*t3r Taylor.
Mr. Davis Padgett and his wife p?l?
I a slioit vi>it recently to his brother,
Mr. W. B. Pudgette.
Mr. John Addie lias been very ill f. r
i few days, but we are glad to note
tiis improvement.
Mr. Sam. Ranks and w fe spent last
Monday night with the hitter's father, i
Miss Mumie Padgett lias gone b.icl
.o attend hers hoot.
Miss Maude Moore and Mr. llenrj
Matthews are talking about going ti
Newberry ar.d they t re expecting a
jig time.
Mr. Torn Ranks spent several days j
it Newberry lust week.
"Violet."
Death of* Willie Ifiirgcsn.
Death has again visited this secti* n
ind claimed for its victim, Mr. Willu
Jlirgess, a son of Mr. Felix Burgess. I
lie was just in tlie prime of life, ami
jid fair for many long years, bat at I
iHwise Providence saw fit to claim
liin for ins own .
lie was born Aug., 24th, lt?8l. and
lied Jan., 14, 1902, making bis pilgrim
igo ou earth 20 yea**s, 4 months am'
il days.
The fumral discourse was preached
>y Dr. Wilkins of Rate.-burg, to a
urge crowd of sympathising relatives |
Hid friends. (
The sympathy of the community is
xtended to the bereaved family in
heir sad bereavement.
Respectfully*,
W. W.
.. VlTter eating Postal Facts.
Votes from Itcport of the First
Assistant Postmaster General.
Revenue amounting to $15,635 45
ras derived from dead mail during
lie past year. Of this amount $3,285.
vas realized from the sale held DeceniierrlDO>,of
parcels which could not be
estored to owners, and the balance of
>12,320.]?, was actually received
hrough the mail in cash.
Postage stamps to the value of $8,53.3^
were received and destroyed at
he Dead la tter Office during the
ear.
Postage stamps to the value of $1,29*60
have been received and affixed
o parcels en route to foreign c.ounries,
which were opino*!!"*' ? have
j at letter rataf. mstage
prepaic,, ^ before
8.507,2f>7pieces of mail matter were
eceived at the Dead Letter Office this
ttar from all sources. This is an inrease
over last year of 9T1.099 pieces
r 12.8 per cent.
Out of the 8,507,257 pieces of mail
in'ter received last year, the number
f unclaimed letter-' reached 5,031,407
,r. increase of 538,697 o.t?r last year.
156,031 letters and parcels Were In Id
or postage and sent to t.e Dead
.ettcr Office. There were 4S3,9.?V.,,ja_
ireeled letters and parcels, and 72,<an
liecef without any address. ir>,3P^jj^j|
elopes without add-esses^*i<flj^^j
Mail matter r*^yfl^^^rom foreign
ou"tl '^^Jj^fuse of non de.ivery
pieces.
Notice.
During my ab 5Cllt O from Saluda, i
ersons having legal business with me
ill please call on C. J. Kamage, Esq.,
r write me.
Eugene 3. Blease. (
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Pay jaur dah'.a fco I'Ua AtiriitU. ^
Beginning Friday,
irday, Jan. 25th inc
actual cost?Nothi
sale to raise nione
i o strictly winter go(
ettle down for anothi
er they shall be. Of c
gainst the grain. F
ne in prospect with *
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Batesburg, S. C.
Jan. R, '02.
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"Prcssi ass Notice.
All persons art- hereby forbidden to
hunt, fish, carry torches of fire, or
trespass in any manner whatever, upon
tlie lands of ti e undersigned. Tinlaw
will be rigidly enforced against
all pirsins violating this notice.
Signed,
J. Frank Kr.eece,
/ ' W. I,. Kneeee,
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explaining al'.
Water Cure for Chronic t'ontipation.
Take two cups of hot water half an
hour before each meal and ju>t before
1 going to bed, also a drink of water, hot
or cold, rbout two hours after each
meal. Take lots of oi.tdoor exercise?
j walk, ride, drive. Make a regular habit
of this and in many cases chronic
constipation may he cured without the
1 use o( any medicine. When a purgative
is required take something mild
and gentle like Chamberlain's Stomach
and l-ivor Tablets. For sale by ltutesburg
Drug Co.
A C oniiiiuiiicntioii.
Mu. Editor?Allow me to speak a
few words in favor of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. I suller* d for three
yeais with the bronchitis and could
not sleep at nights. 1 tried several j
do-tors and various patent medicines,
but could get nothing to give me any ,
relief uitil my wife got a bottle of]
this valuable ined'cine, whieh has !
completely relieved me.?W. S. IJroekmun,
Ihignell, Mo. This remedy i.->
for sale by the Ihitesburg L>rug Co.
Stricken With Paralysis.
in nun wii uriiiicil, ??i inis piilt'P, ,
was stricken with partial paralysis and
completely lo:t the use of one arm and
side. After being treatep by an eminent
physician for quite a whiie without
relief, my wife recommended
Chamberlain's Pain ltaim, and after
using two bottles of it he is almost
cured.?Gko. It. McDonald, Man,
Logan county, \V, Va. Sevrul others
very remarkable cures of partial par
lysis 1 ave been eiTecled by the its of
this liniment. It is most widely!
know, however, as a cure for rheumatism,
sprains and bruises Sold by |
Butesburg Drug Co.
The excitement incident to traveling
and change of food and water often
brings on diarrhoea, and for this reason
no one should leave home without
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Kerned}. For
.Male by Katesburg Drug Co.
A Typical South African Store.
O. li. Lasron, of Hay Villa, Sundays
Ihver, Oape Colony, conducts a store
typical of South Africa, at which cm
he purchased anything fp, m the bro erbial
"needle to an anchor." This
store is situated in a valley nine miles
from the nearest railway station and
about twenty-five miles from the near- I
est town. Mr. Larson says: "I am !
favored with the custom of farmers
within a radius of thirty, to many cl I
whom I have supplied Chamberlain's ;
remedies. All testily to their value in I
a household where a doctor's advice is
fcimcal -buVt*fTh> question. Within
sue mile of my si< rd"fl'c population si
perhaps sixty. Of these, withinthc
l>e?t twelve months, nd less than fourbeen
have been abslo^tely cured by
l/liamberlain's Cough Remedy. This
mist surely be a record." For sale by
gateshurg Drug Co. )
Bevers Kneecs
BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS.
The best and cheapest shops in ihe ?Slate.
A M work dor? ?n i!,e best sty'e. Finest Fainting done ai the
Lowest price > known.
JHORSSHOING BY HE BSHSOR XPR
IJM THE SOUTH 1
Don't get cheap work done when you can get Fi.rt-clnrs vc rk at lire price*.
RIDGE SPK1 . - - S. C.
T1,ls It is reserved
i W atCn SPACE!
X_i_ ZCN CHrLlliziE^L Sz, Co., I
THE LEADERS IN 1
| MERCHANDISE 8 I DMBRR. J
I Batesbrg. Jfl
1 * i'
pcfiQ^fW
JjS-A.Hi 13 j fjj|j
Wiii sell for cash at public outcry, oil
Dee.,
one car load '
# ' J
of Ilorscs, Mules, and cows. EVic sale is
positive.
! SteahmaN & Riley.
a Cough SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
(From the (Jazrlte, TowooUiba, Aus. j *
1 1 in l < hanilicrlain'- Ci mli Ketnedy ^
is an excellent medicine. I have been
siill'criiig from a -vcrc cough 1.>r tiie Central T'oin nt JaclooarUl* .ad Paraanato- list
two months, and it has elfeclcd u Eastern Time at Oihar Points,
cure. I have great plva-ure in ic-io-, Sch9dq.a in KtTeo: J.:n. 27th. 1901.
ininending it.?W. CJ Wockucr. This xoiTnianm No.34 Xo.aijxo.ul
. tl , , , . , , KonTimotHD. Odly Dally m8?
is tlie i>|)iii:uii of one of our old st and
Lv. Ja ciOftOQvll C (P. S) ! 7 'OpiiTS J
U)0>t respectcil le^iileuts, UllU .ias been savannnh tSo. Ry ) 125>>pl^4)ua
I vnlimi.irily given iotrool.fiii.il that " !!! L!!!i!!!! 4?p 4te S18p
otlii rs uia\ t rj ili?' r. medy and be ben- Ar.Colombia ...... ait>p a to* tap /
Btiit-ii, as,wii!> Mr. ivocimtT. 'i his r.-m v-SKS^^*;::::: iitt'ftSS SkS jC&H
edy Is guld by Bates burg Drug Co. " Branched!# 8&tai - ix)a isi'p
/ " {}' aajrhnrj 0 23a| . 45a 7 f;p \'
wanted to att.ud a party "r ;;y - rV^
bllt Was1 a Ira id to do so oil a. i otlal ol J,v. An vmtn. hy. ) lump! y .*jp ~3bJp
pains in his stomach. , which he feared hv! .:!!!!!I!::::' 3t5p|'",lip fis'p
would l i bw worse, lie says, I was Lt. T.-??iiif?n : 4(i?p:itwp
" Johnston. illp U'Aij) .
telling uiy troubles to a iady friend, Ar. f" .iaininn, (U. LO !| {.Uip it i^*
who said : Chamberlain's Colic, Choi- flap ?iS lor?
era, and Diari hoe.i It*medy wjll put " fgg
| you in conditioti for the party.'' I Ar. Charlotte ?'iiy 04'-a! lEif-a.
hnlight a hot t e and take pleasure in Ar-T'inrtt'e ?? Lli^j la?vj ,811?
7 . . Ar. Ktehmon.J ....... iio^al Sop
stating that two doses cured u.c and iTTSWltiKton TBailaBp i51S
enabled to have a good tim^at thenar 'J Ba'tlmor* iPa.KIt) 9 lJa ill- B"?T?i f 1 -'?
Pblladelphtai UStal f Mm It**
ty. Mr. Sneil is a resident of bum- " New Y ik.^ -a aipl? Si1 410.
| mer llill.N. Y. This remedy is for t.v.( .l u-.nbei .TTT.........TTTjTl usThibn 7!
' by Hau-sbuv 1..? co. a.'4 5SK5S"7::::::::::::.|
Ar. Kuoxviiv I il.Vi ran .
'111e11- Secret Is Out. c iannua i .. 1 7 ju\>| ; <.n; . ...
A r. I ~ 4opl " SSk
All Sadievilie, Ky? was curious to -?=?: s ? . - ?i
learn the cause of the va-i iaiprovc- southbound. Lkdiy inaih- exbu
ment in the health of M -s. S. 1'. r-r?i? -=-^~ ' '
I.V. l.u.nxviilu . . 13 . . 4.?pi
Whit taker, who had for ,i long time, Lv". v^i.-tunatiTTT! ' TiiTw TT^j ~T~"
endured untold buffering from a Cvi kuoxvilio 7??77. lTSJu ITa>?j
. , ... I. ' it, " AftbeviUo #uun 8Ur.p
. < lironic bronchial trouble. 11 ,s all ispartanburit -s ,tl 4oa KI3p; >
I due to I?r. Kind's New Discovery," - 777.1'- ''*yP
writes her husband. It com, letelv 'ppt:n*ct:'uiliT^isL1.7! 7 7! 1 eo^o/asuai'flV 1
cured her and nls.i cored our lilile " 1 :tinio:o . . s'<?7pi rtfr-ia 622a
grand-datighti r of a '. . re altaci o I.r. thiM? .t'n is it tr-a; *85y
Whooping Gough." It positively Lv. Richmond nT\P lj)lrn|
cures Coughs, folds, l.n (trip, I'-roti- pVi tj!?avil!o .. * k-7ar.iigjp 1- .Va
chilis, all 'l'hroat and l.ung vioubh-s 'f.v"K' 7? 1 fli!"*
tlii.uante.il bottl.s 5(V and $1.00. e'h.-m-.-" '.V.'.".'!!!!!!! 7!o :c,.i i: lop 5^""
Tiial bottles free at Outlier's drug " Winn '> r>. '? itin i2 0Ta Ou^a
,inri) Ar.Coinintr.ft, iltMjSt .... ll'.'oa I ka "vji
Lv.Colombia,(U.I>.) tisoalihuu
" Johnston 1 Hip rtaift
My baby was terribly silk Willi tii ^.. a !::::7 i r oC? 9
diarrhoea," savs J. 11 . Doak, o? Wil- Ar. Un.mt. vi io 2l3p 7ira
.. _ ' ... ,, Ar.Animate uanp 8Ui?j!0S.a
liams, Oregon. - Wo were unable to Lv. Colombia (So. h?) 77777" 55p TSi : c8?
euro him wi'h the doctor'.- a si tar.ee. ^ K'"tcui? ; tap 27
, , .....I i?; ninr. : ire 5.an 3 4-Vu s 47a
and a? a last resort we tried < lumber- < n.-nt?.-hvi:io tiisp426a| ?2t?
Iain's ('olie, Cholera and Diar.hoea " t nuncrvi.io Taip ! o67a|i08e*
Remedy, i ain happy to say it gave I ^r~ 41 on. h tspj t ua it fa
immediate relief ami n complete cure . .7! 1 ,So*
For sale by f i:. hunter, druggist. ? ; }J5i5i5 8*a
I ** 6?v#nn*h ? 806p| 5 00m lOSto
Ar. .':i.'k? > tvii.'t* < 1*. S.\ 7 4opl 0 2Sa 2?jjj
D< afness, Noises in the Head, nVc. * ~ iilo9pin~Cnv S.rvloo,
Positively onreiU.v II\:;tii\-s pais I.viiov. I'-vo'dentdaily raascagar service between
This new ItVineilv rlelit !< the actual ?eat v :'1 " , ,?7.\ 7"" v w i t-i -j
..I Tla .li .MM . aii.l h . . lie. i. .l -u. b .. i.iMkal ! ?^,0<1.1 ?n<l ?-New York and Floridn Ltmcurrs
iii.it the (j,rat. - is held .ml t? all *V ^ .Pp-L'','' l"';"''"- o -mp. ^d c*c!u.
suirerers. i... matter h..w l.ad ..r l.mn- tan.Hl.g "J,l?"Huom Sleei :7'%Tttsr^ss/xsuil
Uu\u'A M Vi\ !; !.l'. .K ' tm^.lale Itoa'd. OoPmrtla''^ ^ ^
South l.aiulicth, I .on ih >n, 1.M.I,AND. Nos. 81 and H4?New York Bud Flo.ida Kxpret-a.
Ura vme-rcsim sleopin^ ears lietweea
Aujusta Hint Now York. Pullman drawingy
i iecs room sleeping ears between Port Tampa. Jack*
* ' i sonviile, bav.omah Washington and Vow York.
Are lotig remembered hy the friends Pu:)i..a.? sh*v. :ug car* be. wren Chnr'.otie and
and relatives of the bride and groom, ' wSv^nah.:nii11 ?tt" botwoon
when thev are requested to ben fjiiest :i' 't0 *' a? F*** Hall. Through
. ' t uiliua.n <lrto\ lug-room ImtTot H.oouiag <-:ir* )>oby
receiving one ot '1 lit* Advocates twoeu J?<-k*>nrTllo and New York ami Pitll.
.... , ... ... man H.eet.lngcar* between Auguata and Ohar*
beautiful Wt'Uillllg IllvuiUiolls. lotte. Dicing <-ara serve ail meals eurouto.
Pullman seeing f?rs between Jacksonville
nd Colntnb onrauto datly lioi ww-a Juckson\\
\XTE/)--Ecvcry r?adir of Th dllt .milClarinnati,viaiihtvillt.
, ... . *, rKANKS.OANNOX, tt. H HARLWTOK,
Advocate t.i see tbo <?. \. r typewriter ThliJV KAOen.lijr., ttcu. Pa?. Agt..
Ill . IMitber Ciillllllll. Yotl can pure ba e! Washington. L> O. V naUiligton, D. O.
... w. II. TAr.OB. R.W.HUNT, \
these rencbiiifs on installments, from As't u?>n. Par.*. Ag*?? t>w. Pass. a^'i..
I>. K. Haiti wall er. Ilutt'sburg, S. U . Atlanta. Go. Churlcstoa. a. 0.
M. K. Ri'Ti.and, Pres. John Fox, Sec. ami Treas.
Batesburg Buggy and Harness Co.
Call on us at the New Kaminer Building and examine
our stock of
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D L1S'S"1?S' t?jscxxfLsug'es,
X-3C airiuO-ss,
Whips and Rotes.
Our vi-li c1?m ae New and Stylish and prices to suit the times. We shs\
ho fchid to see you, whether you wish to buy or not, and will take pleasure is
show ing you the
LARGEST STOCK EVER SHOWN IN BATESBURG.
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