The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 09, 1902, Image 2
THE ADVOCATE.
JOHN BELL TOWILL,
Editor and Manager.
ERNEST WIQU1NS,
Associate Editor.
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da Counties.
Wednesday, Apr., 9, 19J2Educational
Week at the Exposition
lias crowded Charleston with
' young America," The crowd of
students seems to have increased the
gala upperance of the city. It is a
good step to bring so many young
people to the Exposition for it fosters
a greater state pride, gives the students
a restful holiday, and swells the
hearts and pockets of the directors.
* * #
No DlSl'KSAKY.
Qlt has come to our ears that a petition
is being circulated among certain people
of our town, seeking by their signatures
the calling of an election with
the avowed purpose of trying to saddle
oil'on Batesburg a dispensary. It is up
to our citizens who appreciate the value
and need of upright citizenship and
a moral atmosphere to prevent such an
election from being held. We do not
deny that a dispensary will increase
the sh 'kels of the town's treasury, but
it will he a case of subtraction and division
when it came to the real welfare
of our people. We do not "need a
dispensary. We need bette- school facilities
so that the youth of our coin
munity will be taught to despise whiskey,
and to avoid its use. Those who
seek to plaee a grog-shop here, though
it be regulated bj- the arm of law. seek
to advance their own petty selfish desires,
and never for once do they think
of the true moral welfare of the town.
We do not want a dispensary?the
strong smell of which savors of drunkenness,
immorality, and eventually
crime We trust that those who have
forgotton the town in the advancement
of selfish plans will consider?
tli^fc?before they attempt such a
it be brought to the test, let
? ^^HB^man with a true mother's train
+ f f
#
News FKom Lkesvii.i.k.
On Thursday night the 20th. the
Rev. J. D. Kinard was given a very
pleasant surprise, about eight o'clock
the members of bis cliuieh at I.eesville
began to call in, each bearing a
large and sub tautinl package until a
large crowd had gathered and brought
great quanitv of valuable presents.
This is only a slight indication of the
high esteem that his people have for
him.
Mr. Allen of North Car- lina has opened
a lirst class meat market here.
He is giving the best service that
I.eesvilie has ever enjoyed.
Mr. C. I). Harr is arranging to bmld
a $ 10,000. Collin Factory here. The
foundation is already laid and the
lumber is on tlie ground. It will be
sometime before the machinery can be
put in opperat ion. Mr. B irr thinks
be will not be ready for work before
the first of January 190J.
The Oil Mill people are going right
ahead. $2r>,000. worth of slock has
. Iw.l.fl IdL-nn ntwl I I... II .. ? : ?_ I I . I
^ Wvv>. ??*?VU UIIV4 I 111- 11191 Iin anilll'lil
paid in. Four acres of land lias been
bought ami paid for. The site is between
the Augusta road and tlie Rail
lioad just opposite Hart's flour mill.
The stockholdere have advertised for
bids for machinery and material.
They will also erect a large and complete
ginnery in connection with the
Oil Mill. Every tiling will be complete,
ready for the new crop.
. _ - - _ Tlie building still goes on in leesf
vilie. Mr. Tlios. II. Adams is building
a large and beautiful residence
near the college, Mr. l.amb Matthews
splendid residence will soon be completed,
aslo Mr. .Ins. Warren's. Mrs.
Sallie Drafts lias ju-1 bought a large lot
and will build here this slimmer. Dr.
E. J. Ethercdge lias just received
plans and specification for a magnificent
mansion which will ba built at
once.
The peach crop is still perfectly safe
and promises to be very line.
Some of the tobacco barns have been
completed and others being built. The
seed beds have made a complete stand
and every preperation is being made
to raise a successful Top. A large ucreage
will be planted.
There will be some mellons ai.d cantalopes
planted.
The College will go to the Exposition
on April the 2nd. and be g.>ne four
days. A good inanyol our people have
already gone and all return pleased.
M isi 1 ertrude Oxrier Inn
home to spend her vacation. Also,
Miss Bertha Anderson, who taught a
very success Till school at Meadow I'ond
Saluda County.
Mr. Furman Ahle, who taught sell >< 1
& daring the winter has gone t<> Atlanta
0 t take a busines- cour
ft Mr. prendergast and family, wliol
ft came here from Rot heater, N Y. t? |
? spool the winter, have decided to lorn
oate here. He has been great y beneB
filed.
B The Vollers, family from Wllming- |
Bj ton, N. is here to spend the suminer.
They are delighted with I.eesvillemr.
'
"CrcnES i
We are Youi
We
PLEASE GIVE
For your fan
For your coffee,
flour, grits, sugar ar
of eatable goods and
Canned goods, tin
corn, wholesale and
"Ice OoicL
We will be pleaset
dies and gentlemen,
we sell for cash.
You
Eawl - c
Miss Janet Kjzts, of l.rxitiKton is
visiting her many friends in I.eesville.
Pope Matthews and little Marie
of Columbia, was visiting relatives
here. Sunday the23id.
Mrs. E. It. Haynes, State president
of the W. C. T. U. and Miss Mary
llryce Herbert, who attended the National
Congress of the union at the Exposition
have returned.
Max In Philadelphia.
Easter is a big time in Philadelphia.
It rivals Christmas. Erery body tries
to reu?embur bis dear friends with
Easter present, generally cards or potted
plants. The ladie>, as in the
South, must have new hats and dresses
foi Easter Sunday. The show windows
are lull of china Eggs and rabbits
ol var'ous material. I have not
seen any colored Eggs yet. but as it is
only Friday and as I have seen hundreds
of packages of dye exposed for
sale. 1 guess beautifully dyad eggs
will be plentiful. Easter Mouday is a
picnic day something new to me.
Some people keep that day as Sunday
am told. A white barber (1 have seen
no negro barbers in the City) told me.
Some people keep Easter Monday and
have a big lime ami get drunk. Really
it were better if people would work
hard in all week day's and have no
holiday's at all, than to "keep the day
like many do. A big time at Easter.
A <1 inUen spree at Chrismas. Tin verily,
a pour Easter or Christinas that
cant exist in a jug. We have too
many holidays, ami Ini glad the Southern
people plow on some of them. Of
course we should always have a thankgiving
day, but alas, even in the
South the best country in the world
h iw many "aeep the day," by shooting
partidges, instead of going to
church and giving soma thing t'j the
orphans. "An idol brain is the devil's
workshop, and a body engaged in the
devil's work is a servant in the shop.
We have been having nice v e.ither for
several days, but spring has not
brought us any leaves on the trees,
nor any wild flowers in the fields.
The hot house plants are beautilul,
but no violets can be found yet on the
hills, where ere long they will cover
the ground. 8 taw berry plants are
just peeping out of the ground
Though we h ive no spring vegetation,
many signs of spring are to be seen.
It'.aek birds and robins are numerous.
The people are atitieipalive of out
door exercises, soon to he pt-rmitteo,
and of the general good times of the
season. The stores have spring goods
on the counters and in he windows.
Rap: rap: rap: all around one can
hear strange noises. Some times it
sounds like the hammering of numerous
carpenters, and at other times it
seems as if the poor children in the
neighh irhood were be;ng soundly
thrashed, without any lomentative on
tlie part el' the cir'ldren. Hap: rap:
rap! rap! the carpet heaters ga. J j
suppose the dust must lly.
Sirs been interested in a hook < f
names lately. 1 have looked ov? r
thirty thousands names of early (ler
mam unci 1 miicii seiners in tins country.
Those names v ere taken from
colonial records. The tine covered is
from 1720 to 17CO. Among these
names I find many names still among
us in Saluda and I.exington county.
Some are spelled diUVrenlly now. If I
plubli-li these names names now, e en
if 1 should make no mistake, somebody
would become angry 1 fear; for the
names are so different now. 1 know
that many would say: my name was
never spelled that way.
Max.
Tiik Adiuckss ok Mas. Stevens,
at I.ees v 11.i.e.
I'rinted bj request.
Prohibition is better for the state
and lor the nation. I refer to total
abstinence,* because I am looking into
the fares of so many white rihboners
that we have hers. E irh year our
great army of white ribboners increas
?-s, and hundreds of new members are
added every year. I expect there are
members here who wonder w hy we
speak on tins great question, hut it is
because we think we are doing our duty
to (iod and to our fellow creatures.
Tne followers of intemperance brine
a!>out many points which they say art j
-trongly in favor of their side. By
these men and by there various notions
vast numbers of men are <1 riven down
to boll. The gain of liquor drinking
is blood-shed, great loss of lives, furniture
in the home is broken, destrue
lion of every kind in 'be home am1
love links are broken wbii li is never
n oted. Some one has wisely said, as
time I as proved, that total abstii eTTe
s the best, and all total abstainers
know what untold good it lias done
thetn. The liquor ettr.se is the greatest
curse to human family, and l a
done the greatest li.trm of them all : s
the stal isties show. Someone hassaid
that on every tiarrel of liquor sold hj
retail I went y -one d liars is gamed. ]
I will now endeavor to produce sumi
niiind reason why we should he total
n istaimri Great and lasting good
In s been and is still being done i y the Woman's
National Christian Temperinee
Union. All men would have been
the better bad they heard I.ady Sotner
v?OTTO!
ng
scire Willing
TTG \ a r r
UO /V IjAL/L.
ey groceries;
meat, . meal, lard,
id any and all kinds
fruits.
ware, hay,oats and
retail.
ZDrizm-lss."
1 to ser> e both laWc
sell cheap.
rs very truly,
? -*
sett's Mildress on intemperance, wiiicli
jshe delivered in Scotland. She i.-t a
great opposer of liquor drinking and
vices of every kind. Now to accomplish
any great good we must ull be
opposed to this awlful monster called
liquor drinking.
Charles Sheldon s.id fiat forty
years years ago his father was a gocd
faithful preacher, but as an act of
courtesy and friendship to his many
friends he would occasionally take a
dram with them, because it was their
custom, and bad iic refused them, his
influence among them would have been
lost lljsays, 1 am a preacher of the
gospel and no one has ever had the audacity
to offer me a drink, and if they
should, and were I to accept, I would
immediately loose my position as past
111* i.T I l>>*u loi-oa
To bo continued.
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of their periodicals, the publisher
may continue to send them until all
the ilues are paid.
"3. I fscoseril ers neglect or refuse to
t..ke their pel iodicals from the postolliee
to which they nro directed, they
>re responsible until they have settled
their billi and ordered them discontinued.
"4. If subscriber? move to other places
without informing the publisher, and
the papers are sent to the former address,
they are held responsible.
"5. The courts have decided that refusing
to take th ? periodicals from the
ollice. or removing and leaving them
uncalled for, Is prima facia evidence
of intentional fraud.
6 If subscribers pay in advance they
are bound to give iKtico at tlie end of
time if t hey do not wish to continue
tatting it; othctwise the nudlisher is
authorized to send it. anu the subscriber
will be responeible until an express
notice with payment of all artevges
is sent to the publisher .
The 'atest postal laws are are such
that newpapers publishers can arrest
any or.c for fraud who takes paper and
refuses to pay for it.
Under this law the men who allows
his subscription to run a long for sonic
time unpaid, and then orders it discontinued,
or or lt-rs the postmaster
to mark it refused,''and have a postal
card sent notifying the published,
is liable to arrest and line, the same i s
for theft.?Atnericiis Times Recorder.
CON KEDERATK \ KTKRaNS.
RECNION.
Dallas, Tex. April, 22?2oth., 1002
Southern Railway announces very
low rates to Dallas Tex. for the Confederate
veterans Reunion. Tickets
will be sold April loth., 19th. and 20lh
with final limit May 2nd. 1902. Hy
depositing tiikel ( in person ) with
.luint Agent at Dallas on or before
april doth.. 1902 and payment id' fee
of ")'? ets. at the t me of drp< sit an extension
of tie- linn I limit to leave Da'las
not later than May 15th, 1902 m y
be secured. The rates lor this ocea-I
sion are the lowest rates ever oll'ore.l
to Texaj.
Southern Railway affords quickest
line and best service. For infot illation
apply to nearest tickt t agent or
address J. C. He in Jr.
D. I*. A., Atlanta. Ga.
U. W. Hunt.
D 1*. A. Charleston, 3. C.
W. K. MeGee.
'J'. 1*. A , Augusta, Ga.
Jas. Freeman,
Macon, Ga.
W. 11. Taylor,
Asst. G *11. I'ass. Agent,
Atlanta, Ga.
April, 20th.
We've been sellini
score of years" and 1
/
t bat s wort h knowing
and lit their's none i
Quality and Walk-oi
Clotlxing
Meet your frieiu
Thursday April, lOt
The new goods \\ i I
profusion. The qual
NEW YOB
THE HOME *p
An I n^eiious Trent meat by which
Drunkards arc Belnir jC
Cured Daily in spite of
Themselves. jH
,,i No Ndxous Closes. No \Vrak?n- _
HORSES & MUlESi
AVe will have at our stables on Sn
urilay March, 23tli. a cur load of fre.
s'tiped Tennessee Horn s and Mule
The very best that money rail buy ai
will continue to ship and keep on bat
through the spirng season the l#e
Tennessee Horses and Mules for th
country. Will not handle branded <
unbroken stock.
Our aim and object is to please 01
customers.
B. L. JONES & SON.
Kugelleld, S. C.
Mar. 19 -lm.
Insurance!
Fire, Life and
Accident
1 will appreciate a share of your 1
sura nee Business. The New Yo
Life, the Glens Falls Fire, the l'lu:
nix of Hartford, (Fire) the Truvelei
Accident are conservative, liberal ai
safe. None Better, few equal.
For information address or call
J me at the First Xutional Bank
I Bates burg.
W. W, WATSON,
3- 2d Agent.
Ifeafness, Noises in the Henri, ?V
Positively cured by Hartley** kar I.otk
This new lieinedy goes riijit to the actual s<
I of the disease, and has eflecled such remarkal
cures that the greatest hone is held out to
HUlTerers, no matter how l>ad or long--taudi
the case may be. 0>K botti.k wil.LCcio. a
ordinary ease, and will be sent securely pack
and post-paid with full directions ami to
menials upon receipt ??l SI iw. Order din
from JAM'S K. IIAIil.KY, ?3, Stockdale Jtoi
South Lambeth, London, i.n<.i- \nd.
jg^^BrinE us your Jo
Work.?? There is no ck
mand loo small and n
order too large for OUI
STOCK OR FACILITIES.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
''Something New Under The Sua
All Doctors have tried to cure G.
TAltliil by the use of powders a<
gases, inhalers ami drug* in pHste fori
Their powders dry up in the tnuco
membranes causing them to crack op
and bleed. The powerful acids us
in the inhalers have entirely eat
away the same membranes that tin
makers have aimed to cure, while past
and ointments cannot reach the d
ease. And old and experienced prac
tioncr who has for many years maJ.
close study and specialty of the trei
ment of Catarrh, has at last perfect
iiTreatment which when faithfully ?..
not only relieves at once, hut permat
iv cures Catarrh, by removing t
cause, stopping the discharges, ai
curing all inflammation. It istheon
remedy known to science that actual
reaches allected parts. This wonder!
remeiiv is known as "SN I* KKI.KS, I
CJI' Alt A XT Eh I > CATAKltll 01 Til
and is sold at the extremely low pri
of One Dollar, etch package contai
ing internal and external me Jim
stiHk ient for a full month's treat tip
and everything necessary to ita perfe
use x
"SNUFKi.ES" is the only C.
TAltltll CT'UK ever made and >s nt
recognized as the only safe and pm
live cure for that annoying and d
gnsting disease. It cures all inllam
lion (piickly ami permaiilly and is at
wonderfully quick to relieve II:
FKVKit or GOIiD in toe I1KAD.
GATAKRti when neglected oft?
leads to CONST MTKlX ' SNl
Kl.KV will save you il you use it
once. It is no ordinary rcr -dy, but
complete treatment which is positive
guaranteed to cure cure t'ATAUK
in any form or stage if used accordii
to tlie directions which accompar
each package. Don't delay, hut sei
fur it at once, and write lull partici
lar> as to v our condit ion, ami you w i
receive specal advice from the disco
erer of this wonderful remedy regari
ing your case without co>t to you It
yond the regular price if SN i f FhKf
the "tiUAKANTEED t ATA Hit
CUItK
Sent prepaid to any address in tl
(lulled States or Canada on receipt
One Dollar. Addres Dept. 10EDWI
I It. (ill.KSA COMl'ANY, -Ma and *_M
Market Street, l'hiladelphi i.
Bkttf.u Than 1'ii.i.s.
The question has hi en asked, " 1
whaMvny are Chamberlain'sStomael
& Liver Tablets superior to pilL:
Our answer is: They are easier ai
more plesaut to t ike more mild an
gentle in effect una more reliable i
they can always he depended upoi
Then they cleanse and invigorate ll
' stomach and leaves the bowels in n na
ura condition, while pills are inoi
I harsh in effect and their use is t fie
' followed by constipation. For.-ale b
i IJate-burg Drug () ?.
Try Chamberlain's Stomach;- ?St I.ivi
Tablets, the best physic. For sale li
Itatesburg Drug Co.
sihio:
IE:sr]per,ie:t
shoes for 4nif?* 11
we've brushed up u
>\ When it conn
u tlie same class
rcr.
I in these depart
li, and any day
%> %/
I hold a reception,
it ics are higher and
,K RACK!
\
,I, 11iiK of (he nervctt. A I'lcusunt and
positive Cure for the Liquoi llabit.
,,B It Is nu? gei.erully known and under
stood that Drunkenness is a disease
Ul and not weakness. A body tilled with
poison, and nerves completely .shatter
ur ed bv deriodieal or constant use of in- T
toxicuting liquors, requires ??n antidote
capable of neutralizing und eradicating
this poison, and destroying the
craving for intoxicants. Sufferers
may now cure themselves at home
without publicity or loss oT time from
business by this this wonderful
W "HOME GOLD CUKE" which has been
perfected after many years of close J'OUl
study and treauient of inebriates. ue"1
The faithful u*e according to direct- ^ '
ions ol this wonderful discovery is lwr
pesitiveiy gauranteed to dure tlie most obstinate
case, no matter liow hard a
drinke. Our records show^the marveln"
ous transformation of tliotisriids ot "I
rk Drunkarks into sober, industrious and
e- upright men.
11 ' B cons
r?? WlVESCURE YOUIt HUSBANDS!! ,
lld CHILDREN CUHE YUlilt FATH- 1,1,11
EKS!! This retneds is in no sense a ???I
nostrum but is a specific for this dis- lierl
on euseonly, and is so skillfully devised por
of and prepared that it is thorouglily sol
ubleaml pleasant to the taste, so that
it can be given in a cup of tea or coffee
without the knowledge of the person
taking it. Thousands o! Drunk?
ards have curei themselves with this
priceless remedy, und ts many more I
have been cured ami made temperate
' men by having the I KE" ml in in is- Ollic
?v. tered by Icving Iriends and relatives ___
at wiliout their knowledge In coffee or tea j (
a,i anu ueneve louay mat iney uiscouiin- .
ng tied drinking of their nwn free will. ,s a
">' DO NOT WALT. Do not be deluded not
,tl! by apparent and misleading "improve- p.,in
set meiit." Drive out the disease at ottee
oi. and for all time, The 4 ilOM E GOI.D 1 * 1
Cure" is sold at the extreme! low priee
of One Dollar, thus placing it within linin
reach of everybody a treatment more ,.mu
effectual than others costing $25 to $ftO. .
b Fuil directions at company each pack- '
uge. Special advice by skilled physio ''as ;
ians when requested without extra lial
churgh. Sent prepaid to cny part of iPitt
the world on receSt of One Dollar.Address
Deept. 1,Edwin lht Coin
O .
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I | SOIIM
- in another column vT-u
? * ? etlly
In J Damier of Colds and laCitli'i'E lu ii
"'! The greatset danger from colds and ofal
j lagrippc is their resulting in pricumo- fecti
| ilia . I f reason able care is used, how-j more
*' ever, and Chamberlain's Cough Ken:- hoar:
ls edy taken, nil dinger will he avoided, to ir
!!* Among the tens of t hoosand> who have are a
d*! used this remedy for these disiases, we the r
have yet to learn of a single case hav- lijug
e ing resulted in pneumonia, which) ?
" slijws conclusively that its accrtainl
y preventive of t hat dangerous malady !_ ,
It will cure a cold or an attack of la vere
r grippe in less tunc than any other j whit
iy treatment. It is pleasant and safe to Aftei
take. For sale by Bateshurg Drugt o. r<l(.|n
* | seen
' wS*\
en \&\ """"
JHV ,JTx
011 ^ ? a t4|;4 \h lar
list all iloses
as Queen i ?^yA
Lexy |5sotJ rr:
nients 011 | a He?l
thereafter,
They are here in a alu,st
* l ha\(
the prices are lower. tJr|pi?
1 rail a I
IT STORE, g
most |
tlu'SO I
burg I
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THE GREAT HIGHWAY I 1
j OF TRADE AMD TRAVEL. g
gj Uniting the Principal Commercial | I
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Light-Bread,
P Beef,
Li
5 Sausage and
^ Fish, at the
een Grocery Store
PAUL SPANN, Proprietor.
Cuocli'8 Quick Uclicf.
hen your joints and bones ache ni
llcsli feels tender and sore, a !
bottle of tjooch's Quick Reli
(five you quick relief. Pest cui
olie.
For Stomach Tatublcs.
have taken a (jreat many difT?
medicines for stomach trouble at
tipation," says Mrs. 8. Gei^er i
kerton, Iowa, "but never had
) results from any as from Char
ui's Stomach & Liver Tablets
s tie by Uatesburg Drug Co.
E. J. ETHEREDGE,
DENTIST,
.EESVILLE, - - - - S. C.
e next door to Post Office.
sh Westhafer, of Loojfootee, Ind
poor man, but h? says he woul
be without Chamberlain's Pai
I if it cost five dollars a bottle, Ti
veil liiin from bein# a cripple. N
rnal application is equal to th
aent for still ail i swollen joint;
racted muscles, stiff neck, sprair
rheumatic and muscular pains. 1
xlso cured numerous cases of pai
paralysis. It is for sale by tl
sburj; Drug Co.
rid Iron Minera
.TURES GREATWWy
Lcmcdy For all Chionic
DISEASES.
ipped out of "GydV own Con
ul. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsi
u y Trouble, Liver Complaint, Ii
Hlood or General Debility. Ust
rnully stops blood, cures sores <
y kind and all skin efTections.
ie best tonic in tlie land for
Weakly man, woman or child.
1'liis i- to certify that I have bet
had state of health two years i
e. Have taken best recomiuendi
I'ditfs and h. d physiciana attei
without any permanent benefit.
>1 of A? i.l Iron Mineral, got a bo
and found immediate beneficial
Its. Would recommend it to a
rets. Respectfully,
II. S. Stkadman,
the fi- in of Steadm.ic & Rile;
'Sburg, S. C.
TRADE SUPPLIED.
cid Iron Mineral Company,
Columbia, S. C
S?"" Corre: pondence Solicited,
in sai k at Batesui'ko by Dr C
arris and R. L Hartley.
?k to see a descriptive pampnli
aiding all.
How To Cl'KE tub Gkii*.
main quiet at home and tal
nberlain Cough Remedy as direr
.d a q iek recovery is sure to fo
That remedy counteracts an
eiscy of Hie grip to result in pnei
in, winch is ready toe only serioi
ier. Among the tens of thousatu
have used il for tlie grip, not or
has ever been reported that di
eciiver. Forsala by Ba'esbur
J Co.
t'dl illh ANI> CO; I? IV ClIILDlIK?
have not the sliglite-t hesitant:
r'.coin in Muling Cii amber lain
jli Kcincdy to all who are sufld
r in coughs or colds, '' says Cha
.aiu r, Ksq. a well known watt
r, of Colombo, Ceylon. "It lit
two years si nee the City Disper
lir^t railed my attenti >11 to tlii
ible m 'dieine itni I ^liuve repeal
used it ar. I it has always bee
lieial. It has cured me quickl
I .best eolds. It is especially el
ve for children an 1 seldom tak
lb in one bottle to cure them t
>en<'ss. I have persuaded man
y tins valuable medieine, and the
II as weM pleased as myself ovi
esiilts," For sale by Batesbur
: c>?.
(ioo!? KOR HllKl'MATlSM.
*t fall I was taken wi'h a very si
attack of inusetilar iheiimatisi
ii caused me great and annoy a net
trying several prescriptions an
:i.it io cures, 1 decided to us
hcrlian's I'ain Ha I 111, which I ha
advertised in the South Jersey
After two applications of tlii
dy I was to it h better, and afte
: one b ttle, I wa> completely
I?S.illie Harris, Salem, X. J
al=? by Uatcsburg l>rug Co.
neighbor ran in with a bottle o
i be r lam's Colic, Cholera ami I >iar
Remedy when my son was suf
Z with severe cramps and wa
iiji a-* beyond hope by my regit
lysician, who stands high in hi:
--i mi, A I ter ailininistt ring threi
ol it, my s- n regained conscious
lit! recovered entirely with ii
v four hours," sajs Mrs. Mar;
r, of Mt. Crawford, Ya. 1 hi:
is for sale by Ruteburg Druji
a (imri'k ijrickly Cvrkp,
lie winter of lsJM and 1S91> I was
down with a severe attack ol
is called l.a Grippe," says F. L
tt, a p-ominent druggist of win
III. The only medicine I used
' wo hot ties of Chamberlain's
i Remedy. It oroko up the cold
op the eoughing like magie, and
never sii.ee been troubled with
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
ways be depended upon io break
leiere eold and ward olf any
en?d attacked of pin uinouia.
lea-ant to take, too, which m ikes
most destrcable and one of the
aopul ir preparations in use for
nilmenVs. For tale by HatesI?rv?.
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v-fjiuers And Health And Pleasure 1 1
? i Re orti of the South with the j& I
S NORTH, EAST and WEST. |
Hlgh'Claaa V??ttbul# Xreins. Through Slaopln^-Car*
~ b?lw??n Now York and Now Orlotni, via Atlanta.
Clnoinnati and Florida Point* via Atlanta and via H
j Aihovillo. I
Maw York and Florida, olthor via Lynchburg, Danvlllo U
1 and davannaht or via Richmond, Danvlllo and | '
l?f Savannah.
ns Suporlor Dinlng-Cer Sorvico on rll Through Train*. 1
n(i Ex*ollont Forvico and how 11. as to Charleiton ac?
R count .South Carolina Inter-S.- o ?nd W<ct Indian
& Eapoiltlon.
1 WlnUr Tourlit Ticket* to nil K--.orH now on onto at 1
m reduced rat**. 1
E] For d*t*li*d Information, lltoratvre, mv tnL'.cs, rates, etc.,
B apply to noarost tlckot.agont, or tiud. . .
5.H. HAKDWICK, Vs. .TAT JOT,
P Conoral Parsongrr Agent, .. . Cr/i. : STg~-r. I
r Washington, D. C. ?'.;.'ui.ia, Ca. J
R R. W. HUNT, J. i K f-t. j ?
I.. H Dlo. Passongor Agent, Z. . . ,y -.-n*,
|l 1 Charleston, S. C. . Ca.
; Bevers <&. Kneecs ]
BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS.
The best and cheapest shops in the State.
j All work done in the best style. Finest Tainting done at the
^ Lowest prices known.
HORSSHOING BY HE BSHSOR XPR
IJSI THE SOUTH
1 Don't get cheap work done when you can get Fi.st-clajs W< rk at less prices
_ RIDGE SPRING. - - S. C.
4
; Jordan Rolls Cn
V.nd so do those up-to-date Buggies and Carriages of STEADMAX & RI1
LEY'S.
We beg to announce to o->r friends throughout this section, that we have
purchased the entire stock or the Uate-burg Buggy & Harness Co.. and have
he largest stock of ihe best Buggies and Harness that has ever been to this
market.
We defy competition as to quality and price. Before buying anything,
' jet our prices?that's all we asK.
STEADMAN & RILEY,
"The Rollers."
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' Virginia=Carolir\a
Chemical Company,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
, nrrrr * r?
is. i K^njvi ui\ u, uJt. _
ATLANTA, GA.
'* Largest Manufacturers of
]l Fertilizers in the South.
d Importers of .
K Pure Gem an Kainit,
Mu? *ate oi i otash,
, Niti nte of Soda,
?s Sul^aate of Potash.
It is import.nt in buying your fertilizers, not
h only to buy goous of established reputation and high
,s grade, but to buy where your wants of every
~ character can be supplied. <
We are in position to furnish all classes of
" goods and in such quantities as buyers desire. It
r'_ will pay you to see us before purchasing.
1 Address Virginia*Carolina Chemical Co.,
y Charleston, S. C.
y Send for Virginia-Carolina Almanac.
free lor the aaking.
T I 1-. .
For Kent. , <
,, ... ... ... Hatcs>burjf Real-F.state for I
? Persons desiring to rent the E. . ! J
ucCenna store building, should apply ?aie. |
' at once, to
n ? ! Tlie stort building and two lots of
J. C. GLOVER, I
; E. W. McLenna, deceased, is offered I
. Pateeburg, s. 0. '
j for sale. The lots measure 70 feet 1
t* I
,, Something That Will I>o You front by 175 feet deep. j
Good. For terms apply to I
s We know of no way in which we ran ?* f- OLO\ ER,
r be of more service to our readers than Batesburg, S. C.
1 to n il them of something that will he tjan_ g >q.i
of real good to them. For this reason
we want to acquaint them with what ? " * ?
' vve consider one of the very best reme- ... .... , .. ...
f .. .. , . , , ,. Mr. Wheeler (lot Kid of llis
ilies on the market for coughs, colds,
and that alarming complaint, croup. Kheuiiintism.
s We refer to Chamberl lie's Cough "during the winter of 189S I was so ^
Remedy. We have uitd It with snob j lame in my joints, ill fact all ovar my '
s good results in our family so long that I body, tlmt I could hardly hobble 4
_ it has become a household necessity, around, w hen I bought a bottle of
By its prompt use we haven't any Oharaberlath'a Pain Balm. From the 1
doubt but that it has time and again first application 1 began to get well,
prevented croup. The testimony is i and was cored and have worked steadI
11 v all thevear ?R. Wl eeL?r, Xorth'
given upon our own experience, and I N ^ Kor saIe by ijdtesburg
? we suggest t 110 t our rentier*, especial- | |)|||r
y those who have small children, al- j
| ways seep jt in liieir Domes as a safe- guord
against croup.?Camden (S. ('.)
f Messenger. Fur sale by Batesburg ' licir Secret Is Out.
Drug Co. All Sadie vilie, Ky,, was curious to
?????????????. <.Mu?*e of the va?i> improve!
A Good Cough Medicine. ment in tbe health of Mrs. S. P.
, (From the Gazette, 1'owooniba, Aus. Whittaker. who had for a long time,
I (Ind ChamberlainV Cough Remedy endured untold suffering from a
is an excellent medicine. I have been 4 hronic bronchial trouble. "It,s all
suffering from a severe cough for the <',u> to '>r* * New Discovery,"
list two months, and it has effected n wr'*es her husband. It completely
cure. I have great pleasure in recco- ',<>r am' also cured our little
mmending it.?NV. C. Wockocr. This Sfraiid-Uaughter of n severe attact o
is the opinion of one of our oldest and Whooping Cough. It positively
most respected residents, and has been Clires Coughs, Colds, I.a <?np, Bronvoluntarily
given in good faith that rhilis, all I hroat ami Lung troubles
others may try the remedy and be ben- *? ran teed bottles ftOc and $1.00.
_ .. ... . . trial bottles free at Hunter's drug
etlted, as was Mr. Wockner. This rem 8tor?., h
edy is sold by Batesburg Drug Co.