The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 15, 1903, Image 4
I County Claims, Lumber and
Cross Tie Receipts.
The First National Hank ol llu'.cs
burg will Itnj school ntul count}
claims and railway receipts for o:ossies
and lu tuner.
W. IV. Watson Cashier.
Savo Your Money
and keep it in ilie Pavings L)ep irtm-nt
>f ilie First National li.itik of liateshurg--Ioiir
per cent, per annum, Dividend*
scriii-uiiinjaiiy.
LOST!!?RE W AUDI!
I.nst Thursday afternoon. April
in or near HaL sbtirg, probably in toe
reighbot hood of I?r. ltidgell's oreliard,
mi crinrlt ry road, or road leading out
lo Mrs. Sliu lei'* by Mr. limit Kite's, an
envelope ^settled) Coll aitling two (' $!
twenty dollar bills f?nir (I) ten dollar
hil.s, and t?na cheek fur #n e.o !- 1
i ioi.ii hi, is r|iriiiiiiif :i lew <liiVs ill our
I town on prolesiioital business.
Mi** Mattio 0 < roiicli, of the John
ston Institui e. came homo Friday to
s| etui Luster aider tin* purcnliai root'
Mrs. Charlotte S. O'Noil re'urneil hot
Friday from an extended visit to her
bister, Mrs. L.-iS.ille, of Lirmingliam
l A In.
Dr. \V. Price Timmorman went to
Lexington holiday wkero ho visited
li s brvithvr Oapt George Hell TiuwnerUlltll.
llaj ?r F W. Chi'ds and family, who
have been iu our midst lor soi ie time
for their health lull Saturday for their
home in the North.
.f. I). Timmnus has a change of ail.
this week l.'.u sj eaks of liis new ioiltltniti
and tells of the eare'ttl manner hi
w Inch lus flavorings are rout pounded.
Mr. .1. W Conner, ?!rj, who is now
doing stunts in the ''joiirnali -li j liald"
at Wagoner, orusheU the hay-seed oil?
of his li.iir last Saturday evening and
f came up on the Midland with a pocket
lull ol Jvaster Lgg-<.
The Batesburg Drug Co , now under
the watchful eye of Dr. K, 1\. Hardin,
tells in their ad space this week a ditf?
rent siory. Their ad. changes often
and will make interesting reading to
those interested in this line.
Mr. Broadti3 Edwards, who wat one
of the witnesses in the Bau'sbttrg l'ost<
illce robbery case came iu a little
later than the others from Charleston,
lint then friend Hroadus had
some laying over to do both going and
coming (?)
Last week in our town council re- *
port stamps were charged as when
it should have read 25 cents. The ex- I
pendituaes tota'led correctly, hut our tl
town treasurer wants it distinctly tin- j
derstood ho is notcarrving on such an ! (
tensive correspondence for the city*. I
There is some talk of taking the two j
night trains between Columbia and ! s
Augusta oir. The four trains during j
the day will be left tin. all of them
bringing mail. This will work no ,
hardship on the people and will make j
it much easier on the postmasters all I
along the route.
Tire Messrs. Rawl Bros, took about : <
fifty of the colored population from j
these parts t? Florida with them Titos- v
day. They are mostly old hands and
lit.e been with the above gentlemen
<,nite a while What shows up better (
for employers than to have their < hi ^
employes fol.ow them to a distant i
state.
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The next attraction at Lecsville t
College is the "Ladies Military Hatui" j
of fifteen musicians. It, promises to
he the best thing ever put on the Col- j
lege rost rum. One record made is |hut |
in a certain town to which it went all (
I lie pcop'e who hoird it have been j
hugging llieinselv?s wit h deljght ev? r (
n i nvt:. i: inses people ny smrill. lis
date is April 2tiih A regular Sam
Jones audience is expected^
I n speaking of the l. ulie's Military
Band, which will beat the Opera
House on april 2Stli, the Hyesburg,
( I'i'iiii,) Herald says: 'Helen May
Jtntler and tier Ladles' Military Maud 1 1
beld llie boards at the Oeorgia Opera '
House Wednesday night. The alien-j
d ilice was gnolaud t > pill ii in Id y '
the audience was simp;y dt-lighled '
with the eilei taiiirueiit. Mis-, 'toller
l as i.-cconiplished the a'uiost imp is-.ilile.
She jiu-t pos-e s a rare talent for '
o gniizuton, foi .-lie has gotten tngwl h- '
? r an nggrt gal in i of rar i artist -. A- 1
It ii or ^a li 7. a i ion t lie hand is a nvnpn-i le {
of symphony. The total ( ll'eet vva- a '
delightful revelation looiir music p. o- v
p'e, ahd only emphasize* the fact thai 1
* hen i lie indies h ive i h nund to t hey '
can demonstrate tln ir snpei i n ity in
any 1 ne of action tlicy may undtriakc. i
lodivi lonlly, Mistress K izaliel Ii
S irjilcy in her clarionet solo* ha- l lie n
talent of a prodigy. This lit <
Oe chit of a gin, lint yet emerged from |
from her teens, displayed a versatility i
and a tec! nujue in li?-r ma-iery ol <
this most ulii.-ive and d'Hiciilt in-tru ;
sue it that fo'rly en raptured the audi- ' i
once. I i
MissAilccn fiillum entertained a 1
number of friends last Friday eve 1
n ing at a flinch party . '
i f
* * -" ii
Ihitrouiza tiic a men's Steam I-aiin- t
<drv. Willie Miller, agent Heave i\
fa ii ml ry in Advocate ollice. ; t
EXCF.LSIOB COTTON SF.KI) f. r '
ale. A | roll lie eo'ton. I'ric At) cents . '
per husliel For sale by l>r. K, ( . /'
Jtidgel, Hntesburg. Vine hales of cot '
ton made on 8 acres last year with j 1
this seed. '
'.V. ,{" r?iK'e on tlio Nniional Kx
nun, HI II' l;lV'tr l>r
VV. M. Ilnrllej. Letter had beon reo'stertfd
and wa* ai!dr? ssed to tin* I iisi
National Hank of Hate>bnr^r Liberal
r-ward tortile return to said bank, or
any information loading t its recovery.
W. \V. Wvtson, Cashier.
? LOCitUS. &
It is not always the wisest men
who shape pub.ic affairs or secure
public honors.
The I.edies'Military Hand is booked
for appearance oil April 23 h at the
Opera lions?.
I'rof. J R. T. Major was in attendance
on i he educational conference at
Columbia Saturday.
Most of the witnesses in Ces'fecrackinc
-ase r Hiiria d from Charleston
Saturday evening.
That which p ??pT? sow they shall a!:
ii rca t> ilea s not a I way s app'y to tile
pictures ? n tin- s c.! | aekages.
Saluda is to lave a hank with a
capital of ^'Ja.o i.i. A charter has been
jjrant?d.
Miss Annie I e Et In rod j;r is .* petid*
ino a few da j s in lolin ton ihis week,]
visiting friends and relative-:. j
I?r. \V. A. Uyers, an optician fro-in J
"0-inch Taft'etla silk, worth tUie, (
10 doz Mnia Suspenders :it X. V.
1 Vices.
20 pair Ladies Clov. <?. Hal.
Shoes, worth ?l.liU,ot.ly (I
If you have fine
t his 1 >? ?i- ?ime lit
We have every artic
NEW YOl
Eatcsburg, ?
Mr. Major visited his cousin, l'rof.
Major, of our town Saturday.
Misses l'earl Spnnn and Luetic Matlisou
came over fiom Lexington Frilay.
Mr. John Fox returned home from
Columbus, (Ja , as fat ai d handsome as
l fellow could he.
Miss Anna Hartley who has be?n
pending some time with her sister
n Columbia, has returned home.
Dr. Tiieo. A. Quatllebauni went to
III. Willing yesterday to see J. J.
luster, ot that place, who is quita
ick.
Jtcv. N. X. Iturion, beloved by till
if our people, is with liu daughter,
11 rs I.. D. Culliun. May he stay lon<;
vitli us.
Miss Josie V. Sharkey of A it en, who
s so well and favorably known in our
nwn, visited her sister, Mrs. X. U
Suiiter, Sunday.
Mr, Cus Ilolston, an nirabie and
'otirleoiis Krutleniaii. lias been assisI
11 ?V Mikn l'??l rv Ml I III* ibunil "?* I'O
last f?*w days.
All of our Northern fiiendi have
oft us, ? x< <>|>t our old stand liy, Mr
\rat /.or, who a ill leave lis iioxi week
or his homo in New York We wish
iitil a safe j uirney and a safe return
o iis next winter.
All Ih" ohildrou had inhhit otrirs
vister. I ui -ill did not see ?h rahlnt.
Ilrer Kahhii.'' oamo into tin yard of
wo little yirls in our town, stoppe I
n the mi.Idle of ii and linked around
or a laomont and then went on his
,vay. Tin little ones are now quite
uro that the rabbit laid their
Mi. Hunker Miller and family, of tIn
'iny Woods sen ion, are visiting the
ninily of Mr. W. I?. M t'arly, Mr.
diller brought his little sou to have
hi operation performed on his eyes.
In Tuesdry nioreiinr lirs. Mitchell and
riiii'iieriu 1:1 p-rforined the very dole.
lie op-r.iliiui of i xtirpatin^ one ol
he eliiId's eyes. It is h -pod the ui Ii
*r eye in iy i? ? saved. 'I In* nper i nm
v;is sueeesiful an 1 lilt* fa inly Will it'll
tin li Tea few day* before renirni 11 g
loiiie.
The following ? pei-'iil is taken f nni
lie I.'olniiitiia Male ??f y*sterda>
Inliii-toii, April l*t ?This mornini;
11>:>111 *i\ miles Ir'in here ill S ilm'a
o inty Mr .lolin Sn ivt.r was shot ami
tilled by II ifm Durst, a young whito
nan. II appeirs Irum !>m informal inn
thinineil up in i his writing that Inirst
Vanted Shiver's son, wlm, Willi his
'at her, was a -e nil lit w ork ing on sh '.re*
ill |)iir*t's fill tier's fuiiu,lo wurlt in
lo* I.tiler's Held Shaver explained
hat his son had to go away fur a pai l
if lIn* day. It seems that Durst he anit*
infuriated, lint words passed
mil Durst pulled his pistol ami li red,
tilling old man Shaver, whoseage was
ihoiit 70 year*. Iiis Aaiil Durst elai ins
hat the \iclini made at him with a
prmiting ax. A nolh* r son of the da*
reased ho was working netirhy in the
ield, hearing |iis id shots Inoknl
irouiid in time to see his father fall.
There seems to have been no *.y?-\vittesses
to the scene immediately before
lie tii iog.
MONE
r
We are ofFeri
every department <
unapproachable?j
, dollars. All new ti
10 to 5O per cent <
I possible only by a
of ready cash and 1
York representatn
hundred dollars w<
fords and Sandals,
prices consistent w
ly tlio greatest sh<n
parts. You can co
in getting just wlia
These
Today we are opening a sample lot o
,50 II. Melton Suits, worth .* ;.5-h
i.ntv 0 5
.->() I >. i K I.I. W t < as'-au.iTe,
Were 15.All. in w -1
J."> li<|| wi'dl l'.nicy Worsted
Miits, worth $1.50, now 5|
I lllae": wo 1 Thibet suits,
worth $8.50, t ow
50 lllai k Serge < toai a tut Vest.*,
* ortIt $2 50, now 1
25 J.lne Serge Coat anil Vests,
worih ^55.Vo. now 2.
J."> lioz. Ih?ys I'ants, per pr, 20>\ to 1.'
5150 Pair Mens Pan's. | it pr. I?"ti- to !..
Une-third leas than regular
(trice
10 I) iz. Mens' Hats, all styles. 10 p<
cent under regular price*.
50 Pieces Fine Print* d llatiste,
now 1
-
ng hundreds of dollars
of our store at prices t
prices that change your
md seasonable goods 1
on the dollar to the st
life experience in bn
in enormous outlet.
re advises us of the sli
>rth of Ladies' Mens' ai
Bought lute and at t
ith style and durability
ying ever made in fine
me for miles to our st
I you want.
Goods Consist, In F*o
f IAis'it's Ki;I '.ilov?*s at H)wo.'th $1.
ik'iinen's TaU'ii.ii 1'owdurs, l."nj.
2,?X)0 Yards Ht-u
,m) ; 30 I
100
Vl We have the NewT"'
est, Id est Stylish
I., 11
wand I n - to - Date
. 2 > i'
r,o (xoods Shown in
r()tliis pjsrt of tlie 10'
- 'state. We buy cnlv 1S"?
"t lie best and refund
rtlie money for ev- 1 L
ery article not sat- 'le,
10 # * frou
is faetorv, :
He
ctH i
abot
prie
' ? insii
H DI3E3SMAKING }~
Wvd ling or Evening Dresses to snrike, Mrs
will give them ev< ry touch known to the nr
lc we advertise and in s
to meet all demands.
RK RACKET
A, C, over] Wac
Miss R ach, of Washington, is the
guest of Miss KnteCul.um. wi
The K. of I'. Grand I.odgo will convene
in Orangonnrg May '.21st.
11 \
Htihy, the little 'laughter of Mr. and
Mrs. \V. D. lhkard, is quite sick. (.x
Surveyors are at work on the p o* Si
posed Aiken and Columbia electric hj.
line.
Mr. W. T. Bedenbaugh, of Dupont,
preached at the Union Church here J|'
Sunday.
on
Miss Nila Adams and Miss Kuth of
Adams, of Baxter, wera here one day Jo
last week.
Messrs. J. \V. Connor and Thomas Ui
Q laltlebiMim worshiped at Ml. Ehci Bi
last Sunday, 1?
Dr. .1.0. W Kennerlv. of t,- AVill
- - 111
iiiff, is visiting In* daughter, Mrs. E. ( ,
K. Stead man. yj
The New York Racket store liana
message for the bargain seeker this Ch
Wi't'K in their big ad. Id
i The Grand Council of the South
Carolina improved Order of Red Men
is hi session at Colombia.
Dr. W. 1'. Tinur.eriiiaii is attending T
i tlio Tri-Stale Medical Association w
! which is in session at Sumter ti
Mis T. II. Kernaghan returned home
last J'ues tay, after an extended visit
toliet parents in North Carolina.
From now on 'he small boy, too Icng '
pole slid I lie large ran of bait wdl lie n
in evidence?but the li-b will be in- *1
, visible. t'
,' The statement of the condition of (|
the First National Hank of Hatesburg
I will lie found elsewhere. The showing'
is a crcd'lable one.
! I'
Attorney General Center came over j t<
la-t Saturday to >-|)eiiil Sunday ' li
with his parents. To us be has, is ami
' . a I w ?y.? will l?o " X ." ,l(
1 i ,.|
| Sins Fannie Mae Henderson, ft
charming young I oly from lliei ol-t
uinbi.i Ft iiiale College, spent Caster |
i \vit li Ii t II'icild ."diss ]\I iiidee 1 lodges. ;
. I>
Messrs. I>. II and E, S. Raw I, with1 p.
their fnmi'ic*. l?-lt lis for Jasper Fin.. j in
Ti.e-dny. \V? are sorry to lose lluiiij
t.ut they wiil return some sweet day. |
l*u?l master "K neccc is t be poss >ssor !
of a line hound pilp. lie is going t ? i
train him up and limit for the roblwrs ,,|
' , who broke nil.) the postotlice >< uietiine tj
' back. C
,j The date for tin* Confederate Vet- 11
cuius Reunion is close ?t hand and ft
Columbia is preparing to entertain
both vctennn and visitor in a royal ''
i manner. The dale of the reunion is *
. May 10 14, incluiive.
Tlie company which has in view the w
construction of an eicctrie railway rf
from Lexington to Columhih have n
failed to li'e the necessary $10,000 tl
bond with the council of the latter
nlu<? and the company's franchise is
in jeopardy.
i ,
LWAY.
i worth of goods in
hat are positively
50-cent pieces to
l)ought at losses of
dlcr. Facts made
lying, a sufficiency
Our hustling New
lipment of several
ul Child reus OxIie
lowest possible
This is positivelow
shoes in these
ores and feel safe
I ?
Of T-I
I
v? Checked IImiir?i nn I ner \ il.
>sir Done. 1'C it
l'i|i Shoes, \v>'i t > k I.?tiiI ?* I'd !
Fltlf 'I n: lor Mad:' I
I ' I ( ?(| Skirl.-, 11 o I \v u i i e$l |o7..".!l
K.vn i |y 1,1 A!a>itirn? iur? r?
I'riues
it ri's Fine Embroidery. t fit?
fci l-3o quality. only 20 1
oz. Ladies nut] Miss;sd.aoe
Stripe 2>>o. IIo.-sm, 1">
I<z Il.mniiwiy & II e-|> >ol
silk, per spool, 4
yds Fine :IU in Sen Inland,
per y *1. ii
loz Fin?? Artificial Floweisl
t zeli lbb}'C?|)t,
Just oO Jen I i nil t lie Doi'ar.
si* two it* ins are po itively
Ijre-itest vu'ues ever ottered
i our Millinery Department
member, we are not ottering our
re n'joek at cost, lint only the > ?? k
*e mention* tl. Our regular
e- are never higher and in nearly
ii nee lower than others pay.
. Ciiamblin, of
ufficient quantities
STORE,
jener, S. C
Railroad Commissioner C'nughman
is in town Saturday.
Mr ami Mrs. Ceo. Shiran of I.oreria,
re in town Friday. No better citizens
re in our county ilmn those.
Mr. .Jim Fox, one of J. It. White's
pert hook keepers, visited his home
niduy. His many friends were debited
to shake his "paw."
Invitations are out announcing the
rlhcoming marriage of Mi-s Daisy
<an ltice, ?>f Helton, S. C., to Mr.
oword A. I.illleJolui. of this place,
i Wednesday, April 29tli, at the home
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
id Towers Hire.
The ofllcersof the Suuunerland Hotel
impany, as elected in the Palmetto
ink at Columbia Monday, are as fol.vs:
.1, W. Childs, ot Vermont,
esident; J. P. Matthews, of Columa,
vice president; A. C, L-iMofcte, of
ilninbia, secretary, and J. Wm.
ilchell, of Bale-burg, treasurer.
Misses Mary Kliza Fox, and I.ucile
Lillum, of the Presbyterian College
r Women. Miss Mannio Bates, of ttie
nil inbia Female College and Miss
ate <'1111 :in, of Urstilenu Convent,
?ent Faster tide with us and we feel
irtyyears younger by the r visit
heie.ire no swee;er gir'.s in all I he
orid. We are always overjoyed at
icir coming.
Yesterday morning (Hive Branch
aptist Church, colored, was Uestroy.1
i?v lire. The lire is supposed to
ive originated from a lamp left hnrn>g
in tha church, at which place a
lagie-lantern exhibition was given
te night previous. Tins is the second
me within the past six years that
lis congregation has had its iliurcn
estroyed by lire.
A change lias been made in the firm
nine of .1. J. ituivl & Son. in the
ititre it will tie.I..I. Bawl. We wish '
ir Mr. Haw I, who now g -es it single
nmleil, c oitinued success.
Miss Kva Coon? r entert ained a niimer
of frien U at i he ho ne of lier pnruts,
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Conner, last 1
ight.
Mr. H. II. F eg lesoti, of Spirian-'
irg, general iig-nl for the olil re-!
able Prudenti 11 Iaf,? Insurance Conimy,
is in low ii m the interest of I
company.
OENKR \L ASSEMBLY OP THE
PBFsBVTFKIaN ( IIUHCIl
IN I HE U. S A.
On account of I he 'teiierai Assembly
r l lie Presbyterian t Lurch in the
. S. A., to Ik: held at l.os Angeles:,
ulifornis, Mav 21st?June 2nd. 1003,
ic Southern Kail way will sell (icLels
, greatly reduced rales to Ics Angelc.v
id San Francisco, Cal. Tickete will
i? sold May 2d and May 11th and 17th, j
103, inclusive, with llual roturn
niit July 15. 1903. Stop overs will
i allowed In Colorado and all points
est thereof. All information as to
lies, schedules, etc., cheerfnlly furshed
on application to any agent of
le Southern B ulvvav, or
H. \V. Hunt,
W. II. Tayloe, L> 1' A.,
A.O. P A. Charleston, S. C.
Atlanta, (la.
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DUPGNT. ^
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Planting corn am- 'cotton Is the order
of the day.
The pi'st is piaying havoc with little
grain. Hardly half a crop will be
made.
Mr. Fiank Hedenbaugh, of Aiken
county rpt nt Sunday with his parents
at lliia place, lie says ti ere are many .
pretty gn Is in Aiken, but none to com- I
paie with the Saluda girls?to his way
of thinking.
P"of. II. il. Hare's school at 1'ieas- *
ant Grove closed Friday night with an
enter!ainiiieat wlitcli was enjoyed by 1]
all.
Misses Tr nnie Miller and Daisy I
Pitts, two of our cliaruiing young la- *
dies, ?i cut Sunday In liatesbin tr.
Mr. .tiitl Mrs. Aenry Trotter spoilt
Sunt! ty with homefolks ut Leesuilte.
Mr. Hub Abby, oT Fox, spent (Saturday
ingot with .Mr. Fierce Flheredge, t
of ilu? place. 1
flow about that military company, .
dr. Editor. The writer believes lie J]
could g< t twenty-live young men to
join. f
Mr. NV.T. Bftlntibaugh, of tl. s place,
preached at the Union church ?u Bates- 4(lurgMiuday
t
A very serious at el tent hapyene *
this place about two weeks a o. L i li
Sallie Jlnre, while out bu* uing some ?
trash went too near the lire and her Jj
clothes caught. She was very serious y
humt uii<1 has been confined to ner bed
ever sin> e. L?.
i upont. Apiil Hill.
ST EE DM AN ITEMS.
The hctlih of this cbiiimuiiity is
good at t bis w riling.
'I lie small grain erop, lias been dauiiged
and is iirarly a complete failure I]
II ? llle places. *
A!essrs A. II. and J. \V, Quattlebaiiui
have gone on a business trip to Coluin- 0
bin o day.
M w Cera Cuutt came down from
Eeesville College to spend Faster with V
the home folks.
O'i la-t Ftitlay morning Mr W, K.
junitUhjum had the misfortune it>
lose cue t f the tetia t houses oil Ii s
lace by lire. The negro who c.c? uied
it had all of his choliing and fjr
iture hatnetl ntid was leit with nothng
cx< cpt the c.olhes he end f..niil> .
lad oil.
Mrs. Itosa llaruiuu <>f I.ex'ngton it- ti?
i.-i-ing htrnar. his Mr. and Mrs. Feiix
hirges".
Mr. I.. Hail and St n* are rtreparing
t> move their saw mill near thi^ place
o li. Ii. F.arrs p ace. 11
Ai rii 1:1, 10??;S
NEl'T fcl'NDAY IS
- Easter, An',
we r.re j repared t?>
furnish yoa with the best
ai d moat handsome hats
for tl>e least money. Our
in mtr a ^ ^
ivl i l s i n c r y
HaloS havt' been tbe largest
we have nor liail and wr
an* determined to make
this 'lie "Banner" Season.
We have the largest line of
Ready - to - Wear
Sailors, . Trimmed - Ilats,
Shap?s ami Flowers ? v?r
brought to Bnterburg. A
RECORD BREAKER.
II 1! UriiKU Vila uoa-J thio
season with our line of
Lawns, - Organd:es - and
White Goods fall for the
new Madras Goods. Just
the thing for Easter waists.
Handsome 54-in. Organdies, - - 25c.
Good Quality 40-in. White I.awn, 10c.
Our line of Dry Goods is
complete. Remember we ~
carry F. C. Corsets. Rest
on the market. We guar- ^
autee courteous treatment
to all. S
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Wc thank our
heir liberal patroi
reek. W e are doin
less of the town
ted our store pleas
Mademoiselle fc
dressmaker from Bi
las arrived, and s
he highest recomm
uKon a large numbc
repared to taKc o
ashionuble dresses, <
raists. llemember
ction and fill cngi
we wish to tha
atronagc extended
f Miss Spurrier's a
ited to call and sec
WE ARE HERE
iul the in ?re jjoods vre sell the cl
mtri). Mis- Jennie C. Thomnj, t
a-on ii with us again. She will
id sdrvo ihj;n :i?-iiii Lit in season.
T. T.
B- Batesburg I
Which is now
ngeiiieuf ot l)r
who las inert
ao that w? oa
need, also wl
the goods dov
y- lowest itklire a
ready to s-rv?
Batesbneg and vicli
drugs that can be i
5^- of S;ationery. I'd
articles are niaanif
unfortunate affair
and perfuaiery ttia
you buy from n* y<
8^ tliat you have tlie
fc: bly be obtained. 1
g? Soaps, Candy,
^ and Tobaccos.
Food, Taints
fc- hniti Black Dei
S*"~ tatoes and co
corn. Open fr
t:: y p. m., navi
y~ doors. You will
SEl there during Ui
^
Batesburg D
pwirmwwwwnfwwy
| WILL EVANS 3
| HABERDASHER %
B COLUMBIA, S' C. ^
^ 482 Main Street. ^
^iUiuiUiUiUiUUiiUiUiUR
Timmons'
P h armacy
iVisli and <?ncrij$
And Polite Attention, together
with fair, stpinre and honest
dealings with all our customers
lias won n host of friends for
u? of which we are justly
proud. Only a year a*o w e cast
anchor and since have lived
among th.? good people if
llatMliurp, tlaily seeing our
business grew, much to our
delicti! * >iir hue of Purs
Drug- and IMtcni MetliiiiiM
ar?? known throughout tlieen11r*
e 'iinlry and many laintiiisutlI'h'rsi
haw been re
lived. We \v< old prefer lo
nerve yon. May w< ?
^omcthmq |Uiv
Among I lie many new attractions
of i.ur Hlurd in the li uidMiuse
Soda Foiinlain. Nothing
lii.e it ever seen in our town
befdie. Yearn of experience
has taught lis to manufacture
with our own hands and spare
no pains in making the very
best possib|e flavoring extracts
and syrups, which are the paramount
factors in mixing a refreshing
drink. In our store
you will find a resting place If
you are iired, and a cool,
f.esh drink if you ur? thirsty.
A cordial iliviiation is extended
to one and all.
Yours to serve,
J. D. T IIV! MO NS
/
i 11 i". * i mummmmm
LHDIES
many customers for
mge during the past
g the Millinery busiIf
YOU tuiVft not vli.
e call before buying
Spurrier, a first-class
iltimore and Chicagohe
comes to us with
tendations. ?hc has
r of orders and she is
rders for and make
ioats, shirts and shirt
we guarantee satisagements
promptly.
ni the public for the
us oil the first day
rrival. You arc inlicr.
:: ::
FOR BUSINESS.
Iieuper wro ecu sell them to ?ur o?i>f
Haiti more, who was with us last
be dr lighted to meet her many friend*
?StO
AWL
II it ?
)rug Comp'y.
?
under the man- ^
. K. K. Hardin.
rased the rtock
n supply every
no has oiurted
vn to the very
,mi1 n >w we are
t the people of
nity with the purest -o
thiuined. Our line
fnmurv k.iiI Tuilot. ^
icent. It is a very
lo get Stationery r
t are shoddy, but if ?^
r>u can feel assu red
beat thut can posslnspect
our Hue of
, Cigar*, Pikes
Wa carry Stock ^
and Oils. We ^3
ath for your po- ?
at tar for your ~*j
cm 6 :S0 a. m. to ^3
er closing our z^t
i llud Dr. llardin ^5
s spare moments
.'all on us
? ? 3
rug Comp ny.
Send your I.aurdry to tha Lauren's
1 Steam L tundry. The work !s of high
! ordjr. Willie Miller, agent. Leava
! Laundry in the Advocate office, or will
I calHtor it.
? .
; FOR SALE.
t
) ??
; Pure Vinelefs Sweet Potatoes?Seed at
? 20 Cents Per Peck.
)
I Wilborn's Conscience Seed Corn at 10
Cents Per Peck.
' Peterkins Improved Cotton Seed at
50 Canto I'er Bushel.
Bsrmuda Qra*s Boots to giva amy to/
all?without money or price,
to all who will come and dig tW
themselves.
Y. M. NORBIS,
March 13.
IM-P-A-N-8 Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind
) The 5-ccnt packet is enough for usual
wvB.-IVua. j no I 111 11 y Mt?m? (OW Ol?.J
contain* a supply for a year. AH drug*
tfUta sell them.
l. t. i'kkk y. a. f. rmaut.
PERRY BROS.
General Merchandise.
? O '
AGENTS FOR THB NHW
HOMK SEWING MACHINE,
THE REST ON THB MABK
KT.
O
XV K C AllIIY A FU 1,1. IJNE
OF COFFINS ANO CASKETS.
o
WK A HE IN THE MARKET if
TO SELL. OUR PRICKS
A N L> TERMS SUIT THE > TTTTC
PSOrLK AND TIMfcH. 1 1 nA3
?? I DEFE<
PERRY BROS.
Bates burg, S. C.
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