Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r THE ADVOCATE. JOHN BELL lOWILL, KlUlOU AND MANAUKit. KllNEST WIQUINS, Associate Editor. PCRLISIIKD wikkly by t11k advoCATE PUB 1.18 III no company. (JOINT stock.) Subscription Price: ; One Year, $ 1.00] Six Months, CO terms, payable in advance. For liberal terms to advertisers, apply at olllce. Good correspondents wanted in Lexington, Aiken andjSaluda Counties. Wednesday, May, 14, 1002. The Advocate desires to express thanks to Prof. Erne-t Wiggins fur his kindly assistance during his stay in our town, l'rof. Wiggins is not only one of the leading young educaeators of our state, but he wields an able pen. We count ourselves lortunate to number him among our personal friends. We confidently believe the world will hear of him yet. Hutesburgo*.ves the success of the extra levy to his energy and push. Wc heartily.v\ish Ernest Wiggins all pus sible success in life. *? * * It is interesting to note the revi\a' of the study of South Carolina history in our s*ate. One of the strongest courses offered in the next State Summer School is a course on South Carolina history c inducted by l'rof. S Means Davis, of the South Carolina College. 11 is a lamentable fact that state history dot's not fiml an B " i in' the whole state. to B avis ^B school children in the fyreat deeds thai are credited to our fore fathers. BH^ M Mr. Jessie T. Gantt, the able assis P taut Secretary of state, had a very inw teresting and instuotive article in the last Sunday's State, on the origin and history of the "Maco". It is seldom 1 that such contributions us this find existence, a fact that makes this literary k contribution of Mr. Gflintt's an unosL ally valuable Article. ^ * * * * ^The esteemed editor of Tile Sta'.e "seems lo have bemme very ^ much dissatisfied with Gov. Me Sweeney's method and manner of using his pardoning power, juding from the tenor of his recent editorial ii]>on the Governor's actions. Our contemporary ought not attempt to lower the dignity of our chief executive by s-.ig?< gesting his name for a job with the New York detective force. That was too bad. However, Gov. McSweeney is like the tabled Brer Itlbbit, he's Ijing low an 1 sayi^ g 11 otliing" . o?o?o?o The Columbia Record mentioned 'ast week the existence of three guber^ national candidates in th * race this ^ summer from E Igefield. JNot so! Dr. Timmerman who is a leading candidateis a true blue Lexiiigtonian. "While he was reared among tli peoph of old Edgefield, he has adopted Hatesburg as his new home and we claim him as our own. We know of but two cinrlidates from Edgefield Tillman and Talbert. I THREE MILL LEVY PASSED | BY LARGE MAJORITY. On last Monday ,our people sustained gBkthcir well deserved name of being I^^PBgprogressive, by voting upon our schoo i BB district, by a vote of -10 to i) an, extra three mills on all personal and real property in the district. Wc cannot 1 cow menu too Highly the action of those whe carried tlie measure by tlieir vote. Tliej have taken a s11*11 which means the building up of a .school second to none in thoroughness throughout the whole state. The passage of this measure means tlie growth of the material as well as the educational interests of our community Now "bugaboo" of high tuition is elim - CI inated and the poorest nun J is able t enjoy the same advantages as the bet- c: ter fixed class. There will be no ex- tl case for the absence of a single bey or ,M girl from the school-room next ses ar sion. A gerin for a strong town unity has began to grow an.i spread, and onr lit town was never more thoroughly a- f? live to the maintenance of (lie very best school facilities. We congratulate ourselves upon being among sum a people; we congratulate them upon being so alive to the cause of the j training of their children. Hates- j( burg Ins done as it should have done ,-nt It is well. | are vel I ere (lur Saluda Letter. |||(-( Thennnuxl meeting ol the Saltula i ing Oil Mill Co. Stockholders was held on hloi Wednesday of last weak. The reports w<?r from the various oflicers show a lairly | -tut good years work. Officer* were elected Km for the ensuing year. It is probable libit that a bookkeeper will be employe,) dise; during the busy months. $l.Oi Uncle George Wise lias withdrawn rM' Lees I ? ^ from llie rare for County Treasure! ami His now tuuiored lliut Mr. J. I) luvia will u|>|i)ur oil lite track will the remaining six candidates for U'a i Hit!*. "Uncle Juhitir," us la wet known is a H eller ami will in.th hings lively if he docs come into lit Tray. Mrs. C. F. l'.ysinger, who has lieei conIIned to her room with measles, i rapidly convalescing. l)r. lMtts and Misses Alice White an Allie Witt returned to Saluda Friday after spending three or four days a tile ixiwwit i.iii lie l>ittj 1...1 t. I.. . I wo ai ICIIUIU III State Dental Association anil report* most interesting anil | rull'.able meet ?" STAIr Gejrge 'Jibsou is confined t his room with malarial fever. HI father came over from Augusta Fri day and will remain with him for sev ernl days. The Masonic Lodge of this place \vi celebrate St. Johns Day, June 24 M It is the purpose of the Lodge to ha\ l'ust Orand Master Orlando Sheppar and perhaps other prominent patron of Masonry to deliver addresses o that occasion. The exercises will I held in the court house and, of eours the public wi 1 be invited. The mal ter is now in the ha. dsof proper cou mittes and it is the hope of the town membership to make the occasion great one. The sequel to the Clemson colleg trouble shows that the Sophomoi class had borne the pressure und? which the college has been laboring i long as it was possible and we are gju that the testimony bears the boys ot in their at tion. Whenever such actio is taken by a whole class of colleg boys Sly tunes out of 1U0. a change i the adinislration of ail'airs is needed. No. 5595. ltcport of The Comlitiou of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANI OF BATESBURG, AT JIATESUURG, *y TDK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AT THE CLOSE OF 1 U Sift ESS, A TtIL 30, 1PJ2. ^Resources. | Dollars. Loans and Discounts, 63231.1 Overdrafts, secured and unui secured, 362J l .S. lionds to secure circulation, 70o0. Premiums on U. S. Bonds, 297.5 Banking house, furniture, and lixtures, 3750. line from National Banks (not reserve agents), 4231.4 Due from State Banks and Bankers, ZZ1 9117.1 Checks and other cash items, 159.4 Notes of ot! er National Banks, 1700. Fractional paper currency, nickels, anu oeuts, 80.9 Lawfci. Mosey Hbsehvr in Bank, viz: Spe.de, 27ol. Legal-tender notes, 1200. 3901. ltedemption fund with I'. S. Treasurer <."5"0 of circulation) 350. Tor A I. 91181.5 Liabilities. Dollars Capital slock pf.id in, 25000 Surplus fund, 1501 fit Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid, 1920.lt National Bank notes outstanding, r.tK,0, Dividends unpaid, 3.5t Individual deposits subject to el.eck, 45200.91 Cashier's checks outstanding, 49.K Notes a**d bills rediscoun ted, 25C0. 1 ills ) ayable, ineluding certificate* of deposits foijinoiiey borrowed 11000. Totai. 94184,5.' Statu of South Carolina, County ot Lexington,>s: I, \V. W. Watson, Cashier rf the khove named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to he best of my knowledge and belief \V. W. WATSON,Cashier. Sub.crihe 1 and sworn to before me his 7th day of May, 1902. A. C. MITCHELL, Notary Publ ie. JoitikKcr?A ttest: I. EDWARDS. i W. II. TIM MERMAN. Directors. m a i? ?- * i.-* . J\. IWY 1 ) rl'o the I>cmo< mtic voters of Saluda < 'oiinty :? I heredy nanoiiiict' myself as a can idate, in the ensuing primary, for (ingress from the second district, and dic.it your support. I entert iin the Kpectation of addressing you open ie issues of the day whenever proper 'cnsions present themselves, and in to meantime hope that my character .d genera) litness way receive yonr tention. 1 shall he subject at all aaes to the regulations prescribed r the primary, an I subscribe to such edge as the wisdom of the State rnccratie party may formulate. Itespeetlully, (.. I>unean It -Dinger. flKVEA l.S A (HtRAT SECRET, is often asked liovv nrueli startling ] es, that pu/./.'es t he best physician, ell'ected ?y l)r, King,? New l>isco- | y for < onsiimption. Here's the se-j t. It cuts out the phlegm ami germ-11 died mucus, and lets the life giv- i oxpgen ec ich and vitalize the * id. It heals the inflamed, cough- i ii throat and lungs. Hard colds and i born coughs soon yield to Dr. I Q g's New Discovery, the most infal remedy for all throat, and lung ' uses. (hiaranteed bottles fiOe arm [) Trial bottles free at (). J. Hnr- ! V Also at Smith and Crosaon at ? iville. i ; We are Youi :i We PLEASE GIVE For your fan( For your coffee, d, flour, grits, sugar an ? of eatable goods and ' Canned goods, tin corn, wholesale and 2 "Ice Cold : iWe will be pleased n dies and gentlemen, i. WE sell for cash, j Youi :: HaTvl e, No Lobs of Time. t- I have sold Chamberlain's Colic, ? Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for 'a years, any would rather be out id cofa fee than it. I sold five battles ol it yesterday to thrcsheis that could gi uo farther, and they are at work again ,l> this morning.?II. R. Piiei.Ph, Plye mouth, Oklahoma. As will he seei "r by the above the thresheas w ere able . is 1 I to keep on with their without losing a single day's time. You should keep 11 a bottle of this Remedy in your home. n For sale by Ratesbnrg Drug Co. ;e ' li 1 Sciatic Rheimatism Cvrid After Lot'ktf.en Years ok Suffering. "1 have been afflicted with sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years," says Josh Edgar, oi German town. Cat. I ] was able to be around but constantly suffered. I tried everything I coiid i f liear of anil at last was told to try ^ * Chainberlain's Fain Balm, which 1 * did ami was immediately relieved and (l in a short time cured, and I am happy " to say it has not since returned." Why f not use this liniment and get well? It is for sale oy Batesburg Drug Co. Won't Foi.low Advice After . Faying For It. j In a recent article a prominent phy- i siciau says, " It is next to impossible for the physician to get his patient to carry out any precsribed course of liv- ' lg giene or diet to the smallest extent; the drug treatment." When medicine * s used for chronic constipation, the < most mild and gentle obtainable, such * a?? Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver y Tablet, slioiild be employed. Their use is not followed, by constipation as they leave the bowels In a nntaul and ^ healthy eotidUion. For sale by Bates- N q burg Drug Co. f Whooping Cough. ' A women who has had experience with Uiis disease, tells how to prevent ,j ? any dangerous consequences from it. v She says: Our children took w hooping j cough last summer, our baby boy be- ,, ing only three mouths old, and owing S( () to our giving them Chamberlain's | Cough Remedy, they lost none of their plumpness and came out in much bet- j ter health than ether children whose y parents did not use this remedy. Our v oldest little girl would call lustily for t, cough syrup between whoops?J kssik ? Pinkky II.vi.i.. Springville, Ala. This p Remedy is for sale by Batesburg Drug v * Co. ?| 1? Mow it is donk. ti 1 The first object in life with the A- (j meriean people n to "get rieli;"^the si i second, how to begain good health, u The first t an be obtained by energy, honesty audsaving; the second, (good t health) by using Green's August Flower. Should you be a despondent I sufferer from any of the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Appendi ) eitis, indigestion, etc., such as Sick Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, S< ur Stomach, Habitual Costiveitess. Dizziness of the Head, Nervous Prostration, I.ow Spirits, etc., you need not suffer another day. Two doses of . the well know i August Flower will re- P ; lieve you at once. Go to O. .1. Harris I, r drug store and get a sample bottle free 11) Regular size, 7i cts. Get Green's i B , special almanac. , | ILEKDUS^ WE'L WITH iivr^ri/i t 1 1111 111! li I i your share of the ifcg . Saturday AN1) we |crowds. we list a I Riverside Plaids, 5c 5e; Batesburg Drills, ? Good yard-wide bleacli wide bleaching, (> 1-4; fifty cent wash silks, 3' pants reduced to cost; est collar bargain put lGX20 reduced to 55 ct to Si i r; ; 20 pr. Men's 2.75 shoes rdi >r. ladies oxfords reduced to -16c. VIII ! JNERY-wkij. v ut offer. Our stock is growing 1>< an be suited. Come while the Ha '.OMMKNCEMENT REQUISIT e've done all your thinking and all you liav white gooda, Kibbons, etc. NEw YOR1* m ii a i ;w 2ottoi sIre Willing US A OALL. iy groceries; meat, meal, lard, d any and all kinds fruits. ware, hay,oats and retail. ZDr'i.rrxlcs..'" i to serve both laWe sell cheap. rs very truly, ; Insurance! Fire, Life and Accident ^ I will appreciate a share of jour In lurance Business. The New York Life, the Ciena Falls Fire, the Phoelix of Hartford, (Fire) the Travelers' Accident are conservative, liberal and afe. None Better, few equal. For information address or call on ne at the First National Bank of 3atesburg. W. W, WAT3QN, 3- 20 Agent. [loafncHs, Noises in tlic Hea<l, Ac, Positively cured by IIaiitlicy's kak i./vriox. 'his new Remedy eoes rijrht to tlic actual seat if tlie disease, ami has fleeted such remarkable urea that the greatest hope is held out to ull ulferers, no matter bow i>ad or lout;- tamlinc he ease may he. tlsic iiotti.K wii.i. Cckk any rdimiry case, and will lie sent securely packed nil post-paid with full directions anu testlnonials upon receipt <>l ?1 ui. Order direct roui JAMeS K. IIAKLKY, '13, Stix-kdale Koad, louth l.ainlx?tli, I.ondon, KNIil.ANl). Bring us" your Job Work.?? There is no demand loo small and no >rder too large for OUR STOCK OR FACILITIES. Goodi'h Quick Relief. When your joints and bones ache and ;our flesh feels tender and sore, a 25 lent bottle of Goouh's Quick Relief will give you quick relief. Rest cure or inlic. A. OENTLK HINT. Tn our style of climate, with its sudlen changes of temperature,?rain, rind and sunshine often intermingled n a single day?it is no wond-?r that ur children, friends and relatives are o frequently taken from us by neffected colds, half the deaths resulting irectly from thltcause. ,1 I rjtt'e of ioschee's German Syrup kept about our home for immediate use will prcent serious sickness, a large doctor's ill, and per ha pi death, by the of three r four tloses. For curing Cousuinpion, Hemorrhages, Piieunionia, seerc Coughs, Croup, or any disease of tie Throat or Lungs, its success is si in ly wonderful, as your druggist will ;ll you, Get a sample bott |e* free at .1. Harris* liriig Store. Regular y.e, 75 cts. Get Green's Special Altanae. Thousands Saved By DR. KIND'S NEW DISCOVERY Thiswonderful modicine positively cures Consumption, Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay Fever, Pleurisy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping Cough. Every bottla guaranteed. No Cure. No Pay. Prloo 50c. 8l $ I. Trial bottle free. fOUR EA JLi HET THEM |*KKT TF VniT ood things" we iire were taxed to our u few from scores of ( ; 25 inch plaids, 4e; >e; Good Yard wide ling five cents; 8 1 -2 lOo waist ginghams Oe; table oil-cloth, fi 1200 mens 15 & 20 on this market, 15 s. Fifty pr. mens $ iced to $2.00. 50 pr. ladies < 12 old ladies oxfords reduce /e have positively never had 2 . autifully less, but the stock i rgain Sale is 011. lh.S?Next month ushers '?s 10 do in to romt nnd supply vour 1 [ RffCKET k \ The faithful u?e according to directions of this wonderful discovery is pesitivciy gauranteed to dure the most bslinal* esse, no matter how hard a i i drinke. Our records show"! lie marvel- | ous transformation of tliousriids ol j Drunkarks into sober, industrious and upright men. 1 W1VK8 CURE YOUR HUSBANDS!! ? CHILDREN CUKE YOUlt FATI1- 1 ERS!! This remeds is in no sense a , nostrum but is a specific for this dis1 ease only, and is so skillfully devised and prepared that it is thoroughly sol- ' ubleand pleasant to the taste, so that ' it can be given in a cup of tea or ciif- ] tee without the knowledge of the perf ton taking it. Thousands of Druok a.ds have cured themselves with this I {priceless remedy, and ts many more , i lliav?cured ami made temperate men by having the "CU RE" administered by Icvmg friends and relatives wihout their knowledge in coffee or tea i and believe today that they discontinued drinking of their own free will. DO NOT VV A 1 1'. Do not he deluded by apparent and misleading "improvement," Drive out the disease at once I and for all time, The "HOME OOI.D I Cure" is sold at the extreinel low price . of One Dollar, thus placing it within reac h of every body a treatment more 1 effectual than others costing $35 to $50. ' Full directions accompany each package. Special advice by skilled physicians when requested without extra chargh. Sent prepaid to ?ny part of tho world on rece2t of One Dollar.- j j Address Deept. 1,Edwin Bet Coin j , ? j r Our Clul?l?i?g Oiler. The State (semi-weekly edition) and r The Advocate for $2.25 a year, #1.25 s for six months. Regular price oT both papers $.S.00a year $1.50 for six months. The Thrice-a-Week World and Thk Advocvte for $1.05 a year, 85 cents for six months. Regular price of both papers $2.00 a year and $1.00 for six months. The Advocate anil Atlanta constitution (weekly) 1 year $1.75 cents, six months 90 cents?The Advocate and Atlanta semi-weekly Journal, I year $1.75 six moiitcs "Jo cents. J Heml-Weekly Journal and The Advocate 1 year $1.50, six months 75 conts. The Farmer e Student and The Advocate 1 year $1.25, six mouths 05 cents. THE NEW YORK WOLRD THRICE A-WEEK EDITION*. ( As Goon to vou as a Daily and Yor , Get it at the I'iuce ok a wkeki.y. It furnishes more at the price than any other u newspaper published in America. Its news scr .i vice covers all the globe and is equaled by that of f?yw dailies. Its reports from the Iloer war have not been excelled in thoroughness and c promptness, and with the presidential campaign i 11 now iu progress it will be invaluable. Its politi ! I it ib' Hi .) Impartial. This fact i uiakck It of espuclal value to vou at this tlm? ! ' If you want to watch every move of tho great political campaign take the Thrioe-a-WeeK j( World. If you want to keep your eye on the Trusts? and they need watching--take the Thlice-a-Week World. If yon want to know all 11 foreign developments, take the Tin ice-a-Week ^ World. D The Thrice-a-Week World's regular autmcriptlon in only f 1,00 per year. We niter this un?|-aiil?ii newspaper ant' Tiik Aovoca i u together one year for (I.G5. vi The regular subscription price ot the two a pern is $ ?>. W?. . The News anil Courier (weekly etli- 1 tionj and Tiik Advocate $1.75, bix : month* 90 cent*. 1'rioeswiU be made upon application i ^ for other combinations than above. L Subscriptions also received for any ol the above papers singly. The rates j | quoted are strictly for cash in advance. I j, Write to or call on us f >r good read- . ? Ing. We offer you only The Best. The Advocate, ' w 1'or Stomach r ouhles. . "1 have taken a great many differ- j r: ent medicines for stomach trouble and ' constipation," Siiys Mrs. S. (ieigcr <1 J st' Dunkerton, Iowa, "hut never had as m gimp remits from any as from Cham r" berlui's Stomach & I.iver Tablets." For sale by Batesburg "rug Co, ' ' i. RSI j TTK,nsr i hi | nv | iii! J ILL COMK AM) 0Kt|J" [ ti? oncriiiir tins week. 1? , mi i il | IIIikI ll'liwl L> tlw. II" * jtllHtltl I |IV y equally good values: MV, rn Batesburg sheeting '< Blenching,4; 7 I -2e and 10c Good yardjjjj reduced to 8 1-2; fteen cts., .400 pair collars 10, t he great J beautiful pictures; Ivo! KK' M.50 shoes reduced Fl.] OIICI oxfords reduced to 115c. '12 com gui. d to 50c. ?n a to t OHO I such a response to a closing Inrs ree? is scarcely broken and all in)/, | JOI c in commedcenient season, cUh b f witn > I Vw new material STORE. % IT " p* ~ THE HOME An IngciiousTrcutRicnt by which Drunkards tire Itelnjr Cured Daily in spite of Themselves. No Ndxous (loses. No Weakening of (he nerves. A Pleasant and positive Cure for the Llquoi Habit. It is mm generally known uud under stood that Drunkenness i* a disease and not weakness. A body tilled with poison, and nervesconi|detely .rhatter ed l>v derindieal or constant use of intoxicating liquors, requires an antidote capable of neutralising and eradicating this poison, and destroy ing ilie craving for intoxicants. Fuffereis uiav now cure themselves at home without publicity or loss of time from business by lliis Ibis wonderful "HOME GOLD CUBE" which lias been Derfected nfter nmnv vears of i-Iimi f , ^ .7 . ;'v Light-Bread, TT! ?eef, ?-4 vSausage and Fish, at the Green Grocery Store, PAUL SPAN'S, Proprietor. E. J. ETHEREQGE, DENTIST, I.EESV1LLE, . - - - 8. C. Ollice next door to Post Otllce. Josh Westhafer, of I.oogootee, Ind., is a poor man, but lie says he would not be without Chamberlain's Pain Balm if it cost five dollar* a bottle, for it saved him from being a -ripple. No sxternal application is equal to this liniment for stiti an I swollen joints, contracted muscles, still' neck, sprains ind rheumatic and muscular pairs. It tins also cured numerous cases of partial paralysis. It is for sale by the llatesburg Drug Co. Acid. Iron Mineral MATURES GREATWyVW Remedy For all Clncmic DISEASES. Dripped out of "ClydV own Com.otind. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia Kidney Trouble, Liver Complaint, I to Hire Blood or General Debility. Used xternally stops blood, cures sores of very kind and all skin elTections. The best tonic in the land for a Weakly man, woman or child. "This is to certify that I have been n a bad state of health two years or nore. Have taken best recommended -eniedies and h..d pliysiciana attend nu without any permanent benefit. I n-ard of Acid Iron Mineral, got a botle and found immediate beneficiaries'-Its. Would recommend it to all nifferers. Respectfully, U.S. Stkadman Of the li in of Steadm.ir A itiiev ? J ? tuti'Sbiirg, S. (J. - TRADE SUPPLIED. Acid Iroa Mineral Company, Columbia, S. C. t*r Correspondence Solicited, Fom sai.k at Hatksruko hy Dr O. I. Harris and K. I,. Hartley. A-k to see a descriptive pampnlet xplaining all. llow To Units tub (iKir. Remain quiet at home and take huiiiberlain Cough Remedy asdireetd and a q lick recovery is sure to fo'o.v. That remedy counteracts any endeney of the grip to result in pneunonia, wiuch is really the only scrim g lander. Among the tens of thousands rho have used it for the grip, not one ase ha> i ver iieen reported that did lot reeover. For sale hy Bu'esburg )rug Co. 'oh Cocoas and Colds in Children. "I have not the slightest hesitancy a recommending Chamberlain's lough Keiuedy to all who are sufferig from coughs or cohls. "says Chas. I. Cram;r, Esq. a well known watch taker, of Colombo, Ceylon. "It has juie two years since the City Disper.iry first called my attention to this aluable medicine and I (have repeatfly used it ar. I it has aVwayi been enelicial. It has cured me quickly r all chest colds. His especially ef etive for children and seldom take tore than one bottle to cure them cf " I oarsencss. I have persuaded many j > try this valuable medicine, and they ] re all as weU pleased as myself over | le results," For sale by Batcsburg jug Co. (iool> KOlt Kit Kl\U ATtSM. Last fall I was taken wi'li a very >e- 1 re attack of museular iheuinatisin hit h caused me great a id annoyance, j Iter trying several prescriptions and leumutio cures, 1 decided to use hamberlian's Pain Halm. which I had en advertised in the South Jersejiin. After two applications of thisi niedy 1 was iiiu.li belter, and alter dug one battle, I was completely ired?Sallie I la: i is, Salem, X. J. i?r sale bv Batcsburg Drug Co, A WORTHY SUCCESSOR Something New Under The Sua" All Doctors have tried to cure CAAKBII by the use of powders, acid ises. inhalers and drugs in paste form. Iteir powders dry up in the mueuiis I'liibranes causing tliem to crack open d bleed. The p ?werful at i<|s usetl the inhalers have entirely eaten j ray the same membranes that their ikers ba? e ni ined t o cure, wbile pastes j d ointments canm-t reach the dis-' so. And old and experienced praeti- j tner who has for mmiv . ' ? - j ' a | ?s?* study and specialty of the treat- ' lit of Catarrh, lias at last perfected ' Yeatincut which \\lien faithfully used j t only relieves at once, hut pennant- ' cures Catarrh, by removing the ise, stooping the discharges, and ring all inflammation. 11 is t lie only ' nedy known tu scienee that actually ' ,ches affected parts. This wonderfu < nedv is known as"SNl FFI.KS, I lie AKANTKED CATARRH Cl'KlO'' ' I is sold at the extremely low price Due Dollar, c u h package contain- I : internal and external medicine t H< ieiil for a full mouth's treatment j I everything necessary toil-? perfect J 'SN17FF.I.ES" is the only CA- <! It Kit (.'I KK ever made and ia now | ognized us t he only safe and posi' cure for that annoying and dis- ~ ting di-case. It cures all intlauin- v i ipnckly and permaiitly and is also ulerfully quick to relieve ll.?y i ' i'FK or COM) in toe HKAI), ATAHK1I when neglected often K Is to CONSI'MTION "kNCF *v BS" will save you il you use it at 1 I p. It is no ordinary rcr *dy, hut a plete t rent me lit which is positively ran Iced to cure cure CATAKHU ny form or stage if used according 1 he directions which accompany i package. Don't delay, but send tat once, mid write full pnrticuas to your condition, and you will Sl ivc specal advice from the dtscov- 1? of this wonderlu! remedy regard- <-i yo ir case without cost to you bell the regular price if4 SNl FFI.KS'' ' t,UAKANTEED CAT A HHIl ,s |F. m a t repaid Jto nny address in the Vl , ?! States or Cu.vidn on receipt of i , Dollar. Add res Dept. 10 EDWIN IKES A COMPANY, 2H8 and 28SW e(l ictMreet, I'hiladel| hi x led I ? . ,v s,v; v|F SOUTHERN l! RAILWAY J THE GREAT HIGHWAY i OF TRADE AMD TRAVEL, 1 y Uniiing the Principal Commercial | Centers end Health end Pleasure E - j Resorts of the South witR the ^ p NORTH, EAST and WEST, j IHigh-Clsss Veilibule Truint. Through Sl*?pln^>Car? K batwaan N w York and Naw Orlaam, via Atlanta. Cincinnati and Florida Point* via Atlanta and via Alhavllla. New York nnd Florida, althor via Lynchburg, Danville anal Savannah, or via Richmond, Danville and Savannah. Superior Dinin^.Car Service on r 11 Through Trains. S Excellent Service and how 11 ate3 to Charleston account South Carolina Int<r->htato an2 West Indian Exposition. Winter Tourist TiclCets to all Resorts- now era sale at reduced rates. For dotallcd Information, litcratu v. f.nio lal'.os, ratem, etc.. apply to noarost llckot-agont, or at dress S.H.IIARDWICK, V/.r.TAYLOr, General Passenger Agent, J.sii, Ccn. Pen. Agent, . Washington. D. C. Atlanta. Ga. g R. W. HUNT, J. C. BEAM, D Dlv. Passenger Agent, District Past. Agent, ra Charlmaton, J. C. Atlanta, Ga. E FEBRUARY IO, 1009. *t ? iii?? 11 in i may ]3evers cSc. Kneecs: BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS. . The best and cheapest shops in the State. All work done in the uest style. Finest Fainting done at the Lowest prices known. ^ HORSSHOING BY HE BSHSOR XPR IJSI THE SOUTH Don't get cheap work done when you can get Fiist-clnss work at less'prices j RIDGE SPHINX;. - - S. C. Jordan Rolls On And so do those up-to-date Buggies and Carriages of STEADMAN & KILL VS. We beg to announce to our friends throughout this section, that we luvj purchased the cut ire stock of the Hatesburg Buggy it Harness Co., and have the largest stock of the best Buggies and Harness that has ever been to this market. We defy competition as to quality and price. Before buying anything, get our prices?that's all we ask. STEADMAN & RILEY, I * ne ncoiiers.'" i | |,Virginia=Carolina Chemical Company, CHARLESTON, S. C. RICHMOND, VA. ATLANTA, GA. Largest Manufacturers of Fertilizers in the South. Importers of . Pure Gem an Kainit, Mui -ate oi T/otash, Niti-ite of Soda, Sul^iiate oi Potash. It is impor>.nt in buying your fertilizers, not only to buy goous of established reputation and high 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 will pay you to see us before purchasing. Address Virginia*Carolina Chemical Co.. ' _ Charleston, S. C. 5cid for Virginia-Carolina Almanac. free lor the aaking. i or Kent. UatcHliurK 1 toal-ra<talu i?r Persons desir ing to ri'tit I lie K. W. Sale. MuLrnna store building, should apply at once to ' The store building and two lots of J. C. OLOVEK 1?- W. MeLenna, deceased, is offered Patesburg, S. for sale. The Jots measure 7J feet ? front by 17f> feet deep. Soinet liing That Will l?o Vou For terms apply to c'00<1- J. C. GLOVER, We know of no way in which we can Patesburg, S. (', be of more service to our readers I ban j .m ^ to ti ll them of something that will be of real good to them. For this reason we want to acquaint them with what we considi r one of the very best re me- j ^r" Wheeler Got 11.(1 of Ilia lies on the market for roughs, eolds, 1 Kheinnatisill. o.d that alarming complaint, croup. "during the winter of 1898 I was so it e reier to ( hanihei I mi s < ough |a?,t in my joints, in fact all over my Remedy. We have us.d it with such j body| t|,at , C|iu,j han||y ,lobb)e pied resulis in our f.unilv so long that around, when I bought a bottle of t has become a household neees-ity. Ohaiiiberlaio's Pain halm. Fioni the its prompt use we haven I n">'I first application 1 began to get well, loubt but that it has time and again j an,j w;is pi,red and have worked stendirevenled croup, 'l'lie testimony is My all t lie vear ?R. W1 eeler, Northiven upon our own experience, and woo'L N. ^ for sale by ltutesburg re suggest that our readers, especial- to.- , y those who ha\e sir.nl I rliildreu, al n.t s Keep ii hi their homes us a safe uonl against ? roup.?Camden (S. C.) Tlicir Secret Is Out. " F?r SalW b> All SadieeUie, Ky? was curious to ,rtl*' ' learn the cause of the vast improve?????????????? ment jn t|)(. health of Airs. S. P. A (loot! Cougli Meiliclne. Whit taker, who had for a long time, From the Gazette, lowoomha, Aiis. endured untold suffering from a I lind Chamberlain's Cough Remedy * ironic bronthial trouble. "It,a all an ex ellent medicine. I have been doe to Dr. King's New Discovery," i tiering from a severe cough for the wr'L's 'M>r husband. It completely st two months, and it lias etreeted a r,,pe^ 'u>r ni,(' a'so cured our little ire. I have grent pleasure in recco- Kra,,d-daiighter of a severe attact o mending it.- W. (\ Wockner. This Whooping Lough." It positively the opinion of one of o.ir oldest and c,,r,'s Coughs, ( olds, I.a Grip, Bronost respected residents, and lias heen r'iilis, all I hroat and Lung troubles ilunt irilv given in gao 1' filth that bottles ftOe and $1.00. , .. , . . . I rial bottles free at Quitter's druir hers may try the remedy and he hen- sjor,. * Itcd, i.h was Mr. Wockner. '1 his rem y is sold hy Bftteaburg l?rng Co. ' 1 W