The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 02, 1902, Image 2
THE ADVOCATE.
JOHN BELL TOWILL,
elmton and Manauku.
lilt NEST WIGGINS#
Aisociatk Editor.
rUOLlSHKD WEEKLY BY THE ADVOCATE
publish i NO COMPANY.
(JOINT STOCK.)
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at ofllce. Q-'od correspondents
wanted in Lexington, Aiken and.Saluda
Counties.
"Wednesday, Apr., 2, 11)02.
The Carolina News of C liapin, lias been
much improved in both form and matter.
Itro. Ha"'- is giving the people of
the Dutch Fork an excellent paper and
he deserves a liberal patronage from
his people. Few people realize the
i- trouble and expense necessary to the
conduct of a news-paper.
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Can't we have a lyceum course here
next fall? A town which has as many
college graduates and as many people of
intelligence, should use their t;me and
influence for the pormotion of an organization
that does much to elevate
nod improve the mind. We are indeed
sorry to see s> little mterest
manifested, it argues no good for our
place and people. Let us, with a resolute
purpose, set to work to have this
courss and secure lirat class attractions
that wi'I enliven the dull winter season.
at the same time benefit our
hearts and minds.
11 is appearcnt to the casual obsevor
that there is a great lack of public
spirit in our town. Occasionally
there is evidece of it, hut it is spasmodic.
The time has been when our people
were thoroughly imbued with a
strong desire to accomplish a desired
Object, for the development and welfare
of our town and section, and by a
strong pull, and a pull together, the
desired result was realized. The people
of this town have reached a period
when they must cease to he content
with attending strictly to their private
airair.s, content with making a
> living and a few sheckles for a rainy
y day. When the business men of a
place pull for self, with out regard to
?lnv:i oi i
offers greater possibilities
^ llatesburg. Fortunately, there
are a few men who realize that to attain
success there must be unity of action.
There is plenty of idle capital
here, tint couId he profitably invested
in enterprises that would bring desireable
citizens here and also attract
trade from a distance. Let our people
look the situation 1:1 the face fairly
and squaiely, and not allow selfishness
to control their action. There have
been several enterprises agitated and
we want to see tlieni all re ilized, if al 1
cannot he developed at this time, let
us have the ones that will do the town
the most, good, the others will come
in oppetune time.
SONS OF THE SUNNY SOUTH.
Congressman Levw Tiik Orator ok
the Evening.
At a banquet, given by two score
sons of the Southland, offsprings of
the heroes of the Southern Confederey,
dined together, says the Washington
Post of March 9th, !a?t night at the
banquet hall of Barton's.
The sneaker of tin* eventm* una i?..n_ i
reselltative Ashbury Frances Lever
who was humorously introduced to the
? gathering' as the "baby member of the
House.', Mr. Leve~, who hails from
the Seventh district of South Caroline,
is a most youthful-appearing gentleman
slight as to stature and boyish in
appearance. He was the prime favorite,
however, ar.d his remarks were
greeted with warm appreciation.
He said he considered it 11 great honor
for one to be the son of a Confederate ,
soldier. "What the Southland gave '
to the civil war she gave to this glorious
country." he said. "We are glad |
there was a war, for it showed to the
world such men as Lee and Eirly and
scores of others whom the world has
never equaled for chivalry and gallantry.
The Confederate flag was an
emblem of courage and heroism and an
insignia of buttle."
YOrSO MRS IN POMTlCS
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"Go home, you chaps," said Mr. I
Lever. "Tell tlie people ia your d s- b
trict that the men who fight tlieir hat- *
ties want to have some of the otllces , n
and some ol the honors. Th? time has
ti
come for the young man of the South y
to get iuto polities. Go home and or- d
ganize and tell the people what you w
think about affairs. and they will send jj
you toCongressns they sent ine. You (
have a glorious ancestry and a glorious y
countty. The South has not yet be- st
gun to develop. The sons of the men w
who carried the Stars and Oars to vie- 11
tory in dozens of battles will, I know, J"
In
have sufllcent courage to take up the c
l: ;
banner ot industry in the South and
plant it so high that nothirg shall ever
dislodge it. The South has begun to
realize her condition and the days are
bright for her."
Our 8aluda Letter.
Mr. James S. Mhldleton, of Atlanta
tin. special agent "for the .TOtna Insurance
Compuny was in town Thursday
and Friday of last week with, a view
of ascertaining the liability of the
.Ktna by reason of the great fire here
recently. Seven of the twelve sufferers
from the conflagration held polices in
Mr. Middleton's company, aggregating
8,700. The majority of the claims
have already practically been adjusted
and the others will be seltleed just as
soon as it is possible for him to arrive
at the extant of the damage sin tain.
Mr. Miuclctou left eu.iy Saturday
morning for Atlanta, but will either re
turn himself in a few days or send n
representative to close up mattirs
here
We feel justified in saying that there
will be no trouble in reaching a satissactory
settlement in each Instance
and that the remainder of the adjust
ments will be made as soon as possible,
under I be polieeis all insurance companies
have sixty days to make adjustment
but they in ually settle within a
much shorter period.
Uncle Matt Sm'th whose peculiar
affliction was mentioned last week is
gradually growing weaker and there
appears to he no hope for his recovery.
Mr. S. 1. Itiley formely of this county,
but now a resident of Co'umbia
was in our city hist week, at the bed
side of his father-in-law Mr. Smith.
Quite a good number from our town
attended the Union meeting at Richland
Spring Sunday.
Mr. Geo. 1). Caiighman, who came to
Saluda a few years ago and who has interest
in the roller mill, has moved his
family back to his old home near Kinarils.
Inspector Hussly of the Post Office
department is conducting an examination
to day (Monday) for the rural
free delivery route heretofore Ir. charge
of Mr. W. II. Crawford. This route
11 ow pays $000, It is not yet known
who the lucky applicant will b
While it is not u settle fact, yet it is
more than p -obable that Mr.Etheredge
will build not only two but four brickstores
on the lot where his other was
burned. Two of these stores will occupy
the old site, and face main street.
The oiher two will be erected in the
i rear and face church street.
We are also Kafe in predicting the t?
rection during Hi*- summer or n two
story brick structure on the corner of
wbut is known as law range. This build
-ing will con'ain, two store rooms,
an apartment for a bank, and twelve
cllic.'S, or u opera hall.
Attorney Able lias bought ttie
dwelling 011 church avenue belonging
to K. a. Crawford and will move
there in a lew days.
Mrs. Mcbley, mother of our friend
- i$aondiiuCf .< t r iu >i "i tuoSai tK<
still critically ill.
A fatal accident came near befalling
Claude Dotuiujck a few days ago. He
and Lee Ctoucli were hewing out some
sills,while Crouch was cutting away
on a leg, Dominick attempted to pick
up a tool near liiin and as he straightened
up the blade of Crouch's axe
split his scalq a hand's breath. The
wound received was slight and is healing
nicely.
Mrs. Winn, who has been quite sick
for several days is still confined to her
bed.
M r. and Mrs. Noah Crouch are slow- j
ly recovering from a severe case of la |
grippe.
Later: Mr. Crawford was the only
applicant for the route referred to above.
Having passed a satisfactory
examination he will get the position.
Tnu Address ok Mrs. Stevens,
AT I.EE8V1LI.K.
Printed hj request.
(A reproduction from notes and'
momory of Mrs. Steven's add ess tie- !
livered at Leesville March 2nd. Mrs.
Stevens is national president of tne
W. C. T. U. This reproduction is by i
Mr Olin Anderson who won the prize j
for the best reproduction.)
' Not by mite nor by power, but by j
my spirit sailli the Lord of Host." j
Of the many texts which are contain- 1
ed in the Hible this is the best and mo*t
helpful of them nil. Now dear friends
believe me, because 1 speak of a great
tiutli, I would not like to stand before
you in this house if 1 did not believe
the spirit of the Lord was with us. 1
would not speak if I did not know that :
we were guided by the spirit of the ]
Lord. 1 refer to the beginning of i
our grand Temperance t'nion, the1
creation of which ve well know, j
Now from the reading of 'he otic I
hundred and forty-sixth Psalm we
must remember how unable we are to !
Jo any tiling for ourselves, and how
tve must he led by the spirit and the
iv 111 of God, as is set forth in this
iiindred and forty-sixth Psalm, which
las just been read in our hearing. We
ill know what a divine message of
Sod is contained in tnis Psalm, be
j , , .\i
(iuo? u ? uiiiann iimrr OI 11113 IDVC OI I
tod toward us than any other chapter i
n the Hiblo, notwithstanding the fact
hat it is spoken of manv time?. Have
rou ever read in his Holy Word of the
mindless love which Ood has for us? .
Vhere it says, " That (?.)d gave his ; 1
lily begotten son, that whosoever be-| /
ii'Veth on him should not perish but!'
rave everlasting life."
toil gave us a grntul and noble leadrr, ;
ml one who did so much for our good ! J
emperanee cause. 'I'his grand and
loble wuinnin was Miss Frances E.
Villard. All the aspiration of our
ear Miss Willard's life was heaven- |
aril. She gave her v hole lile's work
i> this cause. She was president ot
lie Woman's National Chrislain Tern- (
lean<re I'uion for quite u number of
ears. On her death bed she said she I
iw (}>?d and walked the golden streets 1
ith him. The sole aim of her uinblon
was lead soles to Christ, and by J
ar exemplary chrislain life and by \
ar d ivotions to Ood, many were sav- j
? L
Four years ago when she was called
to her better home rjr hearts were
sadly grieved, and many, and bitter
were the tears shed for her. We wondered
hi*s we could give up this noble i
woman, because she wns engaged in *
such a noble tau<e, and was loved,
honorded and esteemed by all. We y
simply trusted in toe grace cf God and '
believed 10 his holy word. We wondered
how ojr Temperance Union *
could g > on without her, anJ wonder- 1
ed what we would for a leader. We
trusted in Christ, (lie leader of all <
men. All our work is "not. by might
nor power," hut by the love of Cod
shed abroad in our heart.
To be continued.
Mine-Creek.
O yes it did net rain on the fourth
Sunday becaus the inoon dideut full
before Sunday and Easter was after
the full moon, what will come next
Candidate dont be in a hur-y, It is a
good while before b'ark berrh s. It
is rtrange the people in Charleston is
such know-nothings, why, Sirs West
Stone and Jim Matthew: went down
to Charleston a short while age, to the
fair and having never 3cen a city before,
except the city of Red Bank.;
They get seperated and West meeting
up with a man that lack very pleasant
sad to him have you seen Jim Matthews,
the man said to him I dont no
him, who is lie, well sir sir, dout know
Jim Matthews, lie is Bailey Matthews
son I though ever body new Bailey,
be is the-Suptrviserof Suluda Coumtj
and is my old ladys Pap. Aint it 1
2 much lie is nij baby's grand Pap, j
he found Jim and told him as they <
was strangers down there ard the Sea ]
appearesto be rising, that tliey had |
letter be goihg. I suppose the measles
got the worse of it when they
struek friend Gus they went no fnrth
er, The old woman is moving ever
tiling in tne yarding except the old
man, he lias got so old that the hows
dont fit. If he could bac a few years
he mout kick, says K. I).
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CONFEDERATE V ET E haNS. j
REl'NTON. I
Dallas, Tex. April, 22?2."?th., 1SX)2 '
i
Southern Railway announces very (
low rates to Dallas Tax, for the Con
federate veterans Heimiun. Tickets J
will be sold April lOlli., 1'Jth. and 20tti ^
with final limit May 2nd. lp<)2. Ity
depositing ticket ( in person ) with f
Joint Agent at Dallas on or before I J
april 3dlh.. 1002 and payment of fee 1 ^
of f>0 ets. at the time of deposit an ex- !
tension of the final limit t<> leave Dallas
not later tftan M iv l."?th, 1002 in y '
be secured. Tlie rates lor this coca- j
sion are tho lowest rates ever olfore.l ! *
to Texas.
? .. ~ .. . . I <
aouinern ualiway altonl* ?|i?itMat' '
line and best service. For infoiniU'
tion apply to nearest tickit a^ent or ^
address J. C. Be.m Jr.
I). 1*. A.. Atlanta, Ga.
U. W. Hunt,
l> P. A. Charleston, 3. 11
W. Jt. Mi-Gee, 11
'J'. J'. A., Auj-usta. Ga. I
Jas. Freeman, I
Macon, tin.
W. II. Taylor, ,
Asst. ti ?n. Pass. Ajjent,
Atlanta, Ga.
April, -JOllt.
SPECIE
We li avc ovcrbougli
ten days we are goini>
liiirirnin Imntino- <lnnv
n -"-n
Our stock is too va
ew specials. 20 lvi
>.50. 1 case 8' Jileec
Percales, real value 11
Embroideries at half |)
ivrx:
If you want to he
cut buy your hat fro
Your money back if i on arc not i
MEW YOR]
r
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HORSES & MULESi
We will have at our stables on Sat
irday Klaroh, 22tli. near load of fresh
ihiped Tennessee Horses aud Mules
I'he v?ry bast that money can buy and
Arill coi.tin ie to ship and keep on hanh
through th j spirnj; season the beet
I'enV'-seo Dorses and Mules for this
jountry. Wilt not handle branded or
unbroken sloek.
Our aitri and object is to please our
customers.
B. L. JONES & SON.
Eiigelield, S. C.
Mar. 10?lm.
Insurance!
Fire, Life and
Accident
1 will appreciate a share of your Insurance
I{tisine?s. Tile New York
Life, the Glens Falls Fire, the Photnix
of Hartford, (Fire) the Travelers'
Accident are conservative, liberal and
safe. None Better, few equal.
For information address or call cn
me at the First National Bank of
Bates burg.
W, W, WATSON,
4- 2<? Agent.
Dcnfness, Noises in the Head, Ac,
Positively cured hy IIaktley'k r.Ait Lotiov.
Tliis now Remedy gocti riirlit to the actual neat
uf the disease, and has effected such remarkable
cures that the greatest hope is held out to all
iUlVercrs, no matter how had or long? tanding
the case tuay lie. <?nk botti.k will Ceitr. any
iirdiuary ease, and will lie sent securely packed
iind post-paid with full directions anil testimonials
upon receipt "I SI U?- Order iM'Cet
from JAM' S K. li.VKI.BY. ?1, S(ockdale Itoaii,
South launlietli, l.ondon, KNG J.A. iil).
us'your Job
Work.JJ There is no demand
too small and no
order too large for OUR
STOCK OR FACILITIES. _v
A WOKTMV SUCCESSOR
"SomethingNew Under The Sua"
All Doctors have tried to cure CATAltKII
by the use of powders, acid
gases, inhalers and drugs ill paste form.
Their pc>vders dry up in the mucous
mtMiibraiiescausing (hem to crack open
and bleed, 'i'be powerful acids used
in the inhalers have entirely eaten
awaj* the some membranes that their
makers have aimed to cure, while pastes
and ointments cannot roach the disease.
And old and experienced practitioner
who has for many years ma te a
close study ftnd specialty of the treatment
of Catarrh, liuS at' last tip p fee led
a Treatment which when faithfully u8ed
not only relieves at once, but permantiv
cures Catarrh, oy removing the
cause, stooping the discharges, and
curing all inflammation. It istheonly
remedy known to science that actually
reaches affected parts. This woinlerfu
reinedv is known as "SNUFFLES, the
(UJAlUlsTJitp C4 FA HUH CUKE"
and is sold at the extremely low pri?.e
e i<;h package contuipr
suifilcient for a full mouth's treatment
and everything necessary to its perfect
use
"SNUFFLES" is the only CATAJvKlI
Cl'KE ever made and is now
recognised us the only c;4fe and positive
cure for that annoying and disgusting
disease. It cures all mllamation
ijuickly and perinantly and is also
wonderfully quick to relieve 11 ay
Ff\'VFK ?r COLD in ti.e HEAD.
CATAUiilJ neglected often
lends to CONSl MTION fSN u F{
FI.ES" will save you it you use it at |
once. It is no ordinary rer "dy, but a
complete t r:'at ment which is positively ,
guaranteed to cure pure C.\'}'AUK1I >
in any form or stage if used aecoriiipg
to the directions which accompany
I'ach package. [)pii'i delay, hut send
for it at once, and write lull pariicu.
ars as to your condition, and you will
cct ive specal advicu from the discov rcr
of this wonderful remedy regardng
your case without cost to you bei
ond the regular price if SN UFFLES"
lie '-UUAJUNTEEp CATAKKIl
JUKE
Sent prepaid to any address in the
T.ited States or Canada on receipt of
)ne Dollar. Attires Dept. lb EDWIN ,
t. (J I EES A COM I'AN V, _?;};$ and 'J33J
ijurkpt Street, l'hiladelplii i.
Kettkr Than* Pills.
The question has hi en asked, " In
vhat way are Chamberlain's Stomuclie j
t Liver Tablets superior to pills?"!
>ur answer is: TI.ey are easier and
nore pltsint (o {ajte more mild and
jent le in effect ;tnu more reliable a;,
hey can always be depended upon.
I hen ihoy cleanse and invigorate t lit- f
U;mach and leaves the bowels in a nntira>
condition, while pills are more
inrsli in effect and their use is tften
ollowed by constipation. For ia!e by
(ate:burg Drug G >.
Try Chamberlain's Stojipnehc A I.iver
'ablets, tI'M beat physic. Fur siijc |>y
tat.sburg Drug Co.
\.T-i
tO.
it 011 so vera! lines
; to unload at same j
L i.1 J.
i 111 iss i ins oppori nil
lied to enumerate so
rsehbaum Vital Bn
diin# (>j. I ease S t
0 & 12J ?71. ir>o<
rice
LLIUE^
in style and save fr
%/
in our Miss Powell.
satisfied is our motto.
K RACKS'
THE HOMO
An IngeiiousTreutmciit by which i'm
Drunkards arc lleing
Cured Dally in spite of )
Themselves.
j
No Ndxous Doses. No Wrakt n- ^
inSC of (he nerves. A Pleasant and I
positive Cure for (he Liqtioi llabit.
It is run generally known anil uniler ,
stood that Drunkenness is n disease {
and not weakness. A body tilled with
poison, and nerves completely .rhattcr I j
ed l>y deriodieal or constant use of in- ! '
toxicating liquors, requires an anti- 1
dote capable ? f neutralizing and ernd- j
icatuig litis poison, and destroying ilie !
craving for intoxicants. Sufferers I
may now cure themselves at home'
without publicity or loss of time from :
business bv litis this wonderful
"HOME GOLD CURE'' which has been j
perfected after many years of closej
study aril treament of inebriates, i 1
Tite faithful u?e according to direct- ! J
ions of this wonderful discovery is j
twioil icniv ntnlirunt?i|?i1 tf)(!lir? till* nidst . ?
.
obstinate case, no inattar tuiff hard a I
drinke. Our recordsshow\the innrvel- j
ous transformation of thoiisrnds of J
Drunkarks into sober, industrious and c
upright men. t
WIVES CUKE YOUR HUSRANDS!! |
OH 11. THEN CUUK YOl It FATHERS!
1 This remeds is in 110 sense a 1
nostrum but is a specific for this ills- I
ease only, and is so skillfully devised 1
and prepared that it is thoroughly sol
nbleand pleasant to "the taste, so that
it can be given In a cup of tea ?r coffee
without the knowledge of the person
taking it, Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves with thipricelesa
remedy, and ts many more
have been cured and made temperate
men by having the "CU UE" udminis- (
tered by loving friends and relatives .
wihout tiieir knowledge In coffee or tea
and believe today that they discontin- .
ued drinking of their own free wil. 1
DO NOT WALT. Do not be deluded 1
by apparent and misleading 4*}mpruve- j I
meiit." Driyti out t l|U ciispase at once j j
and for all time. The '?IOM E COLD i
Cure" is sold at t|ie extreme! low priee j(
of One Dollar, tbi|s. placing it within!1
reach of everybody u treatment more ii
effectual than others costing $35 to <50. }
Full directions accompany eac h pack- .
age. Special advice by skilled physic- i
ians when requested without extra j*
chnrgh. Sent prepaid to vny part of j J
the world on rece'it of One Dollar,Addruqs
peent. l,Ei|wiu lidp Corn
Oi>r Clubbing Of jjr.
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:i . i.._ t
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in another column
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Dasher of Colds and T.aGrippe j
The grent.-et danger from colds and a
lagrippe is their resulting in pneumo- f
Ilia . If reason thle care is used, flow- n
ever, and Cliutnbtrlaiu's Cough Ken - !i
edy taken, mJI danger will be avoided, t
Among the tens of thousands whohtvc a
used this remedy for t he.?e dis? ases. we i
have yet to learn of a single case hn\ I
iog resulted in pneumonia, which;*
shows conclusively that its a certain 1
nvni'oiil it'o 'if li?l iln in,. .i>ii. ..... I?.l ..
" It
will cure a cold or an attack of la > y
grippe in les:? time than any oilier *
treatment. It is picas mt ami safe to ,1
lake, FoFaaltiby Hatrsburg I>rii?('o, i r
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and for the next n
>riees. If you are
ilty.
come and see, a ...
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^' Light-Bread,
K,
^ Beef,
s Sausage and
Fish, at tlie
3reen Grocery Store,
IML'L SPAN'S, Proprietor.
Ccoeli's Quick Relief.
When your joints ami bones ache and
four llvsh feel* tender and sore, a 2T>
tut bottle of Gooch's Quick Itelicf
yill n!. ve you quick relief. 11 est cure
'or io!io.
For Stomach T ouhlcs.
"I have taken n ^rent many differ iit
medicines for stomach trouble and
onstipation," a.?j Mrs. S. Geiger of
Duukerton, Iowa, "but never ha t as
?oop resu:ts from any as from Ghanalerl
n's mneh & T.iver Tablets."
'or s ile by Batesburjf l>rii? Co,
E. J. ETHEREOGE,
1) F.N T13 T, .
I/KKSVILL13, - - - S. C.
jftioe next door to l'ost Olllce.
Josh Weslhnfer, of Loogootee, Ind.,
s a poor man, but h?? snys he would
lot be \vi |y ?ut Chamber Iain's Pain
JaltU i! it cost five dollars a b ?ttle, for
t saved him from being a cripple. No
xternal application is equal to this
iuiment for ?ti!t ail I swollen joints,
ontraeted muscles, still' neck, sprains
mil rheumatic and muscular pains. It
ins also cured numerous cases of par,ial
paralysis. It is for sale liy the
[lattsburg Drujj Cq.
Acid Iron Mineral
MATURES GRE ATW*WWj
Remedy For nil Clnoiiic
DISEASES.
Dripped out of "tJydV own Comj.niind
< inItidi'4P>!ion,Dyspepsia
Kidney Trouble, Liver Complaint, I in
pure ! I oral or General D< bility. Used
externa liy >toj s blood, cures 8ore? of
every kind and all skin eiTtmtions.
Tii-tonic iu tlid lain! for n
Weak y man, woman or child.
"This i-to certify that 1 have been
in a : ad state of health two years or
more, ll.no taken hot recommended
remedies and h d |ltys:o-inna attend
me w ithoot any prmamnl benefit. 1
In ard of Avj'J l; >ii ^jUoeral, got a hottie
and found immediate beneficiary
ri-s'lis. Would recommend it to all
sulfcrers. It- spectfuli
U.S. StkadsiAN.
Of the It in of Steadiiiar & Itiley,
IlatesLiirp. S. C.
- TRADE SUPPLIED. Acid
Iron Mineral Campany,
Columbia, S. C.
< ui f e. pnn.tTTVeO SoilClltU,
r?m sai.e at r.ATEsnritO by I)r O.
J. Harris and if. I. Hartley.
Ask to sec a descriptive pampnlet
xplait.iug all.
IIow to C uke tub Ghii*.
It main (jiiivt at home and take
liuin'i.'11;in I ugh Itemedy as directed
and a <{ irk recovery is sura to fo!?
o v, Th i remedy counteracts any
endet y "f the grip to re.-ult in ptieuin
nia, u no li is re i iy toe only sorioi s
hinder. A in.-n^ t he teas of thonsaads
vho have u> d it for the grip, not one
ase has i vcr in1, it r? purled that did i
lot recover. I or sala by Ba'e.-burg
Dreg Co.
Foil ('olilTlS '.Mi Co I>S IV t'UlLUItEN.
"I have not 'he slightest hesitancy
n t "c imiiioinliiig Chamberlain's
oiigii Itciipdy to all who are pufferglr
in eon . lis or colds, " says C las,
ll. Cram r. Ksij. a well known watch
linker, of t o nil o. Coy Ion. "It lias!
oine iw"? j'l'.ir? sine. 11.?.* c iij Dispi-niij
l!r->t c lied iny attenti in to this
a u ?'il _ in li ion -in.I I Jiave repeatillv
tise.l it ai. i it has always been
?fii li -ia! It has "!ir&(l me quickly
f all lies I colds. It is ope ially tfeetive
I r t hildrcn an 1 seldom take
nore th 111 one b- ttte to cure them if
ioar-rii< -s. 1 have per-und:?d many
i) tr\ ties \>| mid medicine, and they
re alt \v M p'oi.-a 1 as myself over
he result-," For sa'e by Itatcsburg
Ullg Ch'.
tioon rot: Itii: r.MirtsM.
I.'.St fa 1 I \\ ts taken wi ll a very sc*
ere ailack f m11- alar ilieumatism
hi. Ii ian-s.il m great am! annoyance.
i Ii. r t r\i ng - e\ ci.. 1 prescriptions ami
artimaiic cur. s, I decided to use i
ii imb. rllan'- i'ain Italiii, which 1 had i
fen adverti.-c I in the South ,Jcrscj. ;
i.m. Aft r t\v. applications of this
medy 1 w.is nut h better, an I nftcr
sing on !i it!-, I win completely |
ureil?Still,* 1 la m is, Sal. m, N. J. i
or sal- by IJr.tesburg Drug Co.
A neighbor ran in with a bottle of
ImmherIain's t\.'i .( IioIcm and Diur- '
ic ea lleoit dy \vln-n mv son was siif
ring \\ i11 severe cramps and was '
iven up a- beyond hope by my rcguir
J liy i, inn, who M inds high in his <
roft j i ii. A . t r . dniiiii'.tt ring three J
uses i it. my - n regained conscious
iv-s and r, (i\ ml entirely with in '
ve:., v f nr h urs." mij s M?s. Mary i "
allcr. ol Ml, Crawford, Y.i. 'I his j
nvdy i- lor sale i'V Katcburg Drug!
o.
La (Snirr:: i)i irki,\ Crnnn. . "
III the \\ int? r of ls.M and lSjhl I was j
ken down wiili mmmv attack of |
hat ill.' I I i Grippe viys l". I . ;
en el l, a p'ominent .Irug^i^t of win |
1*1, I:i. Tiic only medicine i used j
as t\v > lint11 's of Chamberlain's)
iiugh Kenu-dy. It nroU up the cold
td stop tin1 roughing like magic, and I
have ncv. r sit..v been troubled with j j
ripp. t lianib rl.tin's < tough Remedy
n alwry- he b p ? I .1 upon io break
>a severe cold ar.d ward oil any
reai'iud ntta.kid of pneumonia.
. . . n
i- lib a ant t i tn.i?>, t ?.>, which in ikes
v
I be most d sir able ..lid one ol tin.
. . r I 0
nsi poj ill ir prcparstions in use lor
use atliiivn's. Kor ?ale by llates^Dru
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SOUTHERN I
RAILWAY I
THE GREAT HIGHWAY Ti
OF TRADE AMD TRAVEL. j
Uniting the Principal C immercial J
Center! and Health and Pleasure
I Resorts of the South with the ^7 X?
NORTH, EAST and WEST. I
High-Class Vsstlbuls Trains. Through Slecping-Cers 11
bttwMS Nsw York and Now Or loans, via Atlanta. M
Cincinnati and Florida Points via Atlanta and via U
As ho villa.
N?w York and Florida, tlthar ?l? ? ' "
jjnvni# n
H ??! S?VDnri?h, or via Richmond, Danville cad f
Pa Savannah.
I 5??arlor Dlnlnrf-Car Service on UThrou^hTralne.
I Excellent Service and how 1.. , to Cliarlccton ac? [
I count South Carolina lnt?r-L. ? ? and ?Ve; 1 Indian '
tj Expoiltion.
I Wlntor Tourist Ticket! to all It < ar'3 re--./ or* calo est 1
I reduced rate*.
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9 Sor derailed Information, liter a fur -. . r tu: ?,
E. apply to noarott ?lcJret>ajenf, cr utSUr .
I S. H. HARDWICH, \. . . 7.
L Conoral Vattmuyor Jtgor.t, * . f , .. i.
|j Ulatil!|ton, O. C. .
E K. w. HUNT, J. C. * r. ^-f,
I Ole. Pattonyor Jtyont, L f
L CharloMton, J. C. Ck. '
?JBevexs
<&, Kineees
BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS.
Tlie best and cheapest shops ill the .State.
All wotk done in the best style. Finest Painting done at the
Lowest prices known.
HORSSHOING BY HE BSHSOR XPR
IJ\I THE SOUTH
Don't gej cheap work dene when you can g 1 l-'i.st-clais \w rk at less prices
RIDGE SEEING. - - S. C.
Jordan Rolls On
And so do those up-to-date Buggies and Carriages of STKADMAN & RICKY'S.
We beg to announce to onr friend* throughout this section, tl at we have ?
purchased the entire stock of the Kate-burg liuzgv ?fc llarnes* Co., and have
the largest stock of the best Buggies and Harness that has ever bet n to this - ?,
market.
We defy competition as to quality and price. Before buying anything,
get our prices?that's all we as*.
STEADMAN & RILEY,
"The Rollers."
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"oj jvotiuayj vuijojoj'DiuiSjifl ssajpp{f
Suiscipjnd ojojoq sri oas oj noA Aud I[[av?
3j ojisop sjaAnq su soqijuunb qons ui puu spooS
jo sossup jp qsiujnj o} uowsod ui sju
poqddns oq uuo joioiuuup
Ajoao jo sjuua\ jnoA ajaqAi Anq oj jnq 'opujS
qSiq puu uouujndoj psqsqqujso jo snoo5? Anq 03 A[uo
30u 'sjozijujoj jnoA SuiAnq ui iu < jodun si 3j
qsi2|oj jo
4\zpo? jo
'qsojoj jo
u^gmiajfj djn^
jo sjoijodiug
qjnos ui sa^zixijaa^
jo ^aoanjoisjau'uj^ jsaS.re'-x
ifO '{fXNiflXif
'irn 'n Kmr/ru^kr-sT
t/ t j viii o ? n k/i u
3 T 'NOJSSl^UfHO
itU^dUIOQ p3IUI3X|3
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Something That Will l)o You
| Iiatcsluirg lieal-Kstate lor
Good.
Wo know of no way in which we ran
be of more service to our readers than
to u II them of something that will b-; Hie store building ami two lets or
of real good to thein. For this reason E ^ Mchenna, deceased, is oil-red
we want to acquaint them with what for sale. The lots measure 7d feet
we considt r one of the very beat reme- ' front by 175 f?et deep.
dies on the market for coughs, colds, ,, , _ ,
n ' ' t or terms apply to
ntid that alarming complaint, croup.
We refer to Chamber]tin's Cough * Of.O\ ICR,
Remedy. We have listd it with ruch Batesburg, S. C.
good results in our family so long that Jan. s '02
it has become a household necessity. |
By its prompt use we haven't any ... - ??
loubt but that it has time and again .... , , .... ~ ...
H >Ir. Wheeler Got 2\i?l of iiis
prevented croup. The testimony is ( Hhcuiuutistu
given upon our own experience, and ! Mi,iiiin(ii 4li r 1PItU ,
ve suggest that our readers, esi ooial- J , *""7* 1 w '* ?
. ?i * _ .1 ui.. , lame tn my -writs, in fact all over n v
y those who have small children, aI-i. . , , ,, , , ,
, ibody, ti at 1 could hardy i iliMc
?ays keep it in their linmcs as a safe- , , , . .
. ~ , ... around, when 1 bought a bottle of
juord against t roup.?Camden (3. C.) ... . . ... ?, , ?
V.... . ? . , .... ( hatnbariai - > l aln Balm. From (be
Messenger. For sale by liateshurs ,. . , ,
Drug ('<> ? j Brst npplieati >11 I began to get well,
'' and was ciin -i a -1 liave w rlsed steadier
Kent. ily all tlui year ?K. \V1 eel -r, XorlhI'ersons
desiring to rent the E. W. wood, N. Y. Fur sale by Batesburg
. Ih ug Co. I
UcLenna store building, should apply
it once, to "
J. - . CLOVER, Tlicir Secret Is Ont.
1 htesburg, S. < . , All S.wliecllie, liy? was curious %o
j learn the cause of the vase improVeA
tiooil Cough Medicine. 1 ment in the health of Mrs. S. 1\
(From the Gazette, rowoomba, Aus. Whitlaker, who bad for a long time,
1 ilnd Chamberlain's Cough Remedy *'n?J"?'ed untold suffering from a
s an excellent niedicitie. 1 have been I chronic bronchial trouble. "lt,s nil.
offering from a severe r ough for the IU' K'"#t s New Discovery,
ist two months, and it has effected a j writes her husband. "It completely
nro. I have great pleasure in reeco- M'ured her and also cured our little
nmending it.?W. C. Wockner. This grand-daughter of a severe altact o
s the opinion of one of our oldest and j ^'hooping ,f.ou,h It positively
nost respected residents, and has been cVr,'s Coughs, ( olds, La Crip, Bronolunl
irily given in good filth that M" lhro.at and Lung troubles
thers may try the remedy and lie ben- Mu,ulia,hloe1<' b'd'hs 50o an.l $1.00.
... . ,r. . rrial bottles free at Hunter s drtig
Qted, as was Mr. Wockner. This rem Rtoro *
ily is sold by Batesburg Drug Co.
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