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I County Claims, Lumber and I CrossTio Receipts. I The First National Banl of Ba'es burjc will buy school a:.tl county I claims and rai I way reeelj .- for oross ies and lunioer. W. W. Watson Cashier. I Save Your li/oney and keep it in 1 he Savi ? Department I of the First National ik of llatraH bnr^r?four par coot. { anuum. Divi* (tends semi-annually. P SiSl I 5 -<i- LOCKL3 -11- ? tfmwmwwMWtm Confederate Veterans He-union At Columbia r< xt Tuesday? And uiany Hatesburgers will be thcr>" Memorial Day falls on Sunday thin year. Mrs. Kd. Kidgell is critically ill willi typhoid pneumonia. The Wages Musical Family will be at the Opera House May 13tb. Confederate Veieraus He-union at Columbiu begins next Alouday, Dr. F. 11. Ounter, of Leesville, was in town Monday lor a >hort while. Air. W. W. Padgett, one of our good fr erds from Emory, was in town this v. eek. <Juite a severe storm visited this Hcciion Sunday night. A shower of ' liail also fell. The majority cf our merchants signed llie early closing petition, which J went into etfect Monday. A coat of whitewash on the gnano Ik.Uses would help the looks of those ?. Id shacks a great deal. The Datesburg Drug Co., has a | f" change of bill of fare for these who I nun their ad. this week. Mr. Howard A. LittleJohn ami bride nte Mas Daisy J'tiee, of Helton, fci, (J., arrived in the city .ast Friday. Mr. A. 1*. liouknight, of the Saluda sevtion, a genial gentleman with many friends here, was in town Monday. Miss Deboali Jones took the little sou of Mrs. Andrews to Warrenvilie last week to have Ins eyas treated. The trees on the streets have been given a coat of whitewash, which adds j gita.ly to the appearance of things. The street force, under Chief Salter, tius been doing some good wotk, and there yet remains plenty to he done. Mrs. J. W. Lee and daughter, of Lexington, are visiting the former's son, Mr. Killian Harmon, of tins place. lion. A. F. Lever, our popular Con* grcssman, will deliver an address here on the 28tli inst., at the closing of the grnded school. Mrs. E. F. Strother and Miss Lizzie Bates returned Iroui Johnston M 11day morning, where they attended the missionary conference of the Methodist Kpiscepal church. The Singer Sewing Machine Co. is conteuipl ting establishing an agency L here. They have offices ill both Coliiiubiaand Augusta, but want one between the two. Tins is the place. Quite a number of our citizens to.ik in the picnic at Leesville last Friday, and to say that all had a good time is unnecessary, for the good people of Leesville are alwnvs liusniinhle i<> tiiu stranger within their ^aU-s. On last Wednesday the two-horse team which Mr. James Crunch was driving ran away with him. lie had a narrow escape I'm in death, h'lt fortunately received only a few scr.. lies and bruises. The Wages Musical Family wili , hold the boards at the Opera House on the evening of May I'dth. They are spoken of in high terms by the press and public. A full bouse will doubtless greet tbis aggregation, which consists of live performers. Quite n number of our citizens are 1 repainting their fences ju-t new and it lends an air of freshness to thiags. ! If soute of our citizens would use n little paint on their houses it would | i dd much to the beauty of the town, I l-a ing u good impression on the stranger Dr. J S. Ituster, of Alt Wi ling, passed through town Monday on Ins | way to the hospital, where he goes to | have a very delicate operation performed. The doctor has been in bad health for the past f>-'" months and It is many friends in this section who wish linn a speedy restoration to health, 1 !i a few weeks the colored Ihipti-ts. who lost their house of worship some tune back by fir?, will commence the erection of .? new church. It vv i 1 not j be on the site id' tiie old church, as a more suitable location has been obtame.I. The people have thus far responded liberally to the appeal of the pastor and members, which is as it should tie. . Mr. Walter Sillies, of Greenville, ml Miss Mattie Matthews were on last Friday morning united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. anil Mrs. W. E Matthews, at Eeeaville. Rev. Dr. A Wilkins performed the ceremony. The bride is <jnite popular In this motion while the. (jroiuii is a prosperous young b isii.e.ss man of Greenville, 'I he little child of Mr. Honker Miller, of the I'uiey Woods section, on whuin Drs. Mitchell and Timnicriiian pei formed an operation on the eyes some weeks ago, is getting along iiie.eiy and Dr. Mitchell informs the Adv ?cnte that the siuht of its rcjiaining eye will he saved. This was :i delicate .operation and the on come speaks Well lor the skill ol the attending P? y sicinns. Mr. .loe (lernent, of Winnsbofo, eanie to our town one day last week to have an operation performed on his leg. The operation was successfully pe formed by Drs. Mitchell and Tnnnieriiiaii and the patient is resting com Icrtably at the home of his sister, Mrs, \V. S. I lite. Those doctors have ol late perloruied ancce-smiMy some very delie.itu operations, all of which speaks w ell for tiieir .-kill mi surgery. Mr. Clarence L. Brown, editor of the Barnwell ftrntinel, was in town ! ri'Jny evening, on his way from Saluda to Columbia. Mr. Brown is also Mate l>ispensary Inspector and had been to Saluda to settle up dispensary nlf.iir> at that place. He paid thcAdvoiate a pleasantcaiI and we were glad to see him, He is one man who can edit a paper and do something else at t he sain.? time, which is a great .accomplishment. I'atrnniza the Lauren's Steam Laundry. Willie Miller, agent. Leave Jauudry in Advocate office. \ * | RACKET SI Tin: Editor of importance that vital! buverin this section o %> forbids it being told Ii and learn for yourself, our record for Mav sol new and greater reeor months we've been pre ! shallcd out a host of Values In Many special bai advertise as the quant r?00 Yards Kim1 V.'ash I.act s, worth li If1!) Pah- Solt Sole, lCul Infant Slir.cs. 10c. N. M. Ilicdching nt? 1 Case Solid Leather C. (i. Ladies S!i 1 Case Solid Leather I>oi'jj-j'a Ladi.' 1 Case OKI Ladies' Comfort SI oes Mennon's Tnh'iini Powders, 3d inch Taffeta Silk JID-inrh Ciiarant?ed Taffeta, hljjh shoo city daillesat $1.48?only 21-uieh Cuaranteed Tall-la tl-.c rti i selv. Ki' of every yaul f. Dez. Foster's Kid Cloves, u-urHv m New York Rs www I*atesl>ur^ a . so [ ?? ? www"" 1\ S:?To arrive tlie last < lection of line silk and co Trices to range from 10c. Mm. llodges returned from a visit to Dcatii of Columbia Monday Tom ,Vpry jg Mayor K. Jones went to Lexington , heatv !> art that i Monday on business. from his young It Mrs. It. L. Caugliiuan, of < oliiiuhiu, known him and t visited friends in town Friday last. eaal years lie livei Misses (Iraoe and Kuhy Fro*'is, of and gene Ridge Soring, were in town Saturday* *"N' 1 ,m'" 1,1 11 .. . . . * went to < oliimliui Mr A. C.Jones has l>e_e.. .-unfilled to v,))lk bl|!>| ,M.>S w|, Ins renin for several days with the ,Iiade a lo st of fi mil nips. JlU(j (!jh eoniidei Mrs. J. C. <'amjimiiii and dan..liter, \v11i<-11 lie xvn.-. held of the lielmar section, were ill town disease elaimed hi Monday. that in -dir.al skn Misses DoLonch, of the Emory sec- f.mt,,lm* 111 lion of Saluda eouiitr, wore here the le\u-, first of the week. * the change o en. ,, . ... lt llcial, hut withi.il Mrs Waynes and Miss Mae Rrice ago he returned t< Herbert, of Leesville, were here shop- jr Rutland, wher ping Saturday. tender hands did l>r. W. II. Tiiiiinerinan is visiting alleviate Ins j am, relatives in Georgia. lie has heeu ! I.ai k in llateshurj gone several days. j the d.iy he return* I?r. A. U. Wilkins left this morning how glad 1 am for Stvrnnah, (5a., lo attend the South- 1'eath i--ad at an ern Haplisl Convention. young nu<? in the Mrs. J. A. Wbitten and the little "11,1 .p?. u people are in Ailgnsta, to attend the 1 ' '? lira..eh-Tyler marriage. '0'n SM,r' . ~ , .Saturday nlteruon Mr. John L l'e ry Iins had his : |nj,| t , ,.fcS( j,, (| fences painted and whitewashed. Let ! ||,. js .mm* from othere follow the example. j wlM k,.,.p Kroi(| Miss Kills Gnnter an I Mr. Max beside his grave Rrogdeii, of Leesville, visited 11.e fain-| and thank Cod to; ilv of Mr .1 II- Sl.iitio SiimUv 1 .*??>..* ... c Mr. I.ewis, of the New York Life, his ashes. was in town several days last week in the interest of liis company. See m\ linenfJP Mr. Charlie K. Wright formerly of fires, $1. ltepuiri this town, hot now of Columbia, was here Thurs<h?y ' n a visit to old friends. ? I'nul and DoWiti Mitehell. sons ol "Negro Sufi our old friend. Mr. .1. A. Mitchell, nt While space for the Merchant section, were in town of our entire W:i Monday. print Miefollow im Miss Mi rill II nlges has returned ten -I to many ol from .lnhn?t >n, where she attended the " I he decision < Woman's Missiotinrv C'otifiretire jl 011 the quest u n < the Methodist Church. lies once and tor tfallaut (leorjtn Hates arrived home 1 '' I in due time Monday niorniiq; from an '' 7' 1 "I''V*""T ' 1 I e*11 tided visit to Spa 11eoIn.re ami 1 ' ' ''' ' 1 iKdKelield. That lieu. Be h ad .1 K?,.,| ne !. r t h. n,-,-, I time, lion can doiiht. I.iv illusion ol in rhe Advocate has dm e nil in its (1| y,,win 1 power to have the hideoi.s Kuano r...,,ni7 .o,i ' Wen li noes 1 einoved. Thai tli-y are en iheaciion of ti eyesore to tJod end man, none e.n uphnldin"- tl don id. ll any of our readers will p',, ,,i (h?"s,,ui h 1 | suggest a way to remove them, it will t.,dii i< ?. Mati'so be our set up! Ml,-) .vhv emiec Mr .1. Frank Knee *o n11 tided the <; 11.l.-nrni in picnic at l.cesvillo last. Fiidiy. It 1 lie 1 rnuipcu >r was no' to gambol on the Breen that di.tioni 1 re? re . took him thither, nor to cominuee publicans would ' wit h Hat r. re, neii lier d id t lie visions cd' . n:ii? 11 <?r the | well lileed baskets draw him, hut a ! eln einei t tn in 'magnet of a more powerful i.atore? ncm r he an appe some say a frock. quiescence vviii The rubber stairp man was in town 1 h.< loath t last week and n few of nnr eit i/.eus, di.njj* r that who are economist*. gave him unorder; '")'-.r|'-> will !> end will now stamp their staeiniierv ] ,Jt? 'he i, illslenit |,( l.fi.M.ir <1 i.ri< ...I U'.. 1. .. ' I-r.i 11 v 11111I r~t .1/.. ' ninth* our ferluue, nntl then n?jaiu u party ' ,s ",!l rubber stamp on stationery has u ten- j ll~ i "1^dency to give nil air of "dignit y " to n I urt her by get iii I business. embroiled in the those section ol Largest and cheapest line of Hicy. les hound to settle ! ami Supplies in town. Tires. $1. j problems to roi C. !i. .IonkS. j locality." See Whittle's new styles of spring | Haby pictures j | pictures. They head any thing yet. 1 tie's gallery. > I I < i -4% I "I# PORE NEWS- |j this snac<> hiis iiows of !! -1 --- ) [y concerns every cash > *' South Carolina. Space { ere. Come to our store We are in a race with dinar and must win. A d must be made. For * sparing and have mar ; l;l resistable. ~<r gains that wc will not ities arc too small. mm icy. to at 5c. I lie yard. ^xoiiH'ask <vka) 20c. 1 lie pair. - ?0 l-2c per yd Kics, worth $t.o). ... (Joe. per pair. j i sii iv, worth ^i -2t 00e. per pair j - - 50c. per pair. i, .... 15c. tier box. t 11. - (?0c. per yard- 1 | ' n- niivprtiteu i?2.3 perya'^ :: rantee woven iiitiie /. - .. i <>>c. per yard si at?i, only.. ... (50c. per pair s V acket Store, ( ml \Vii-?;.or. W?V? < w ?r 'I 1 'WW : :>f tills week a beautiful setton Luce >1 its and Gloves. to ?50. N,.y. 11. S. ...... ~ 1,11 1 * . . . ? , Tom l'erry. School Closing. tlwd. It is willi h | The cloning exercises ?>n last Friday >ve write l hese \l ords. j of I he At lions School will he lon^f re-I oy. noct day , we have j tnemhi'reu hy nil who attended, JCev. i?v ?*?l him. l'Yr s?<\- \V. li. Fa'law. ill i p iptilnr ar. J elli- j I here and no more rieiil teacher, who ha* had eh-irye of j roils hearted fellow the school for the past year was master town. From here he of ceremonies. The program eonsis'cd , aiat engaged i*. the of dialogues and recitations which ii Capt. Mayos. lie i were heartily epj iyed, and showed I ieotls in Columbia, I that the teacher loik spared neither j ice and esteem in j time or pains in the training of his i was eviuciiffu nctn i scholars. A bountiful dinner was in a> a victim. All served and tin* inner man could n:>t , 1 emiId tin was ?t >ue I have fared better e'sewher*. for these \ .1 Iim went t<> San good people, in their unbounded litis i with the Impe 'hat j pit ility, had prep ired for the oecasion j nate would in* l>^ tie-' which puts all men in n pleasant t 'vai'. Some dt ys j uuxid ?a good dinner. A Iter d in tier a i bis sister's, A?rs. Si. 1 debate between f ?iir of the schol rs e loving' hearts .and ( was held and it did ered-t t all of r 11 in their powet to tliera. Then eame the speech-making, , He was glad t<> he whirtx was participated in b;, Congress- j i, lor lie s.tid io us man l.ever, Senator Sharpe and ot hers. | d, "you don't know 'J'lte speech of Congressman I.ever to m t back here " was a geta and all who hoard our gift}, time, hut to see a ed young Congressman will not soon prime ot manhood, reliioptish llie thought tli.it ho is .-it future hel'Ore him ora'or uf tin* .old s?diooi. Senator Sharpe j d sad. i'Tidav night dehverld one el' his best speeches and, t took its flight and taking it ail in all, the occasion was i n his remains *veru one whieli will -':ot sojii he forgotten I le city of our dead. by t hose present, us, hut his memory ., ,, . . ... i, and when we stand "'"net ure IVoof jji cycle I ires, going! wo will orop a tear w?"'e ?*>*> >asl* c* h J"NK"; j : the iiieniory of so j Spring is here and you want some le a moil. lVaue to gco 1 pitcures. Whittle makes them i right dcyeles and Supplies. , T j.|;ijijy. s. f. perky. ng a specialty.' * t _^_k..'onss. perry imos. rage* Hi eisicn. (IcMieral Merchandise. | t. id-, the publication -diingtiin Letter we -? " r. which wilt he of in- AO K NTS TOR TI1K N'l'.'vV our readers. i tne M.jir"rac t ouri. itu.ar. m. i.m. ji.\i ii>.\ i?, 1 ^r.. stUVapo srt- Till: P-K-T ON* ill P. MA Ua i11 T)HHitta<! proh? f Coii^re-isionnl rep- KKT. estates which have o hut lilt y may deter- WK < Al.'KY A FUI.T. I.INK V? s win > it re li t or unlit t < rs. Itc ?n - "iit m11 vi' "I ' l)l I I N S A SI" ASKK I s. or^in, noil Swuiisdii o ! 1."\ o'vir," ? I' a I!I. I N TlIK M AI!KK r ie oi|>rein<* court in |n SKI.f.. OfK I'KICKS ilteipie 11 ?:* f (lie ih'd- . . -i.i-i.li . . . -r. .....I. wore to (Intermill4 the il.KA ">.111 1IIK t the neuron tar us I'Kol'I.K AXI> TIMIS. rnetf, Moth of these . this test t In- ilr,<it li ol a^itat ion, a , titty re- I^ERRY BROS seiitati?>u hy thd lie- i??t? i u? rI simply be a n-cijf- Iitlt.CS 1)1! I ,,, C/. rin >| !? of disfranwltich there could 1' al, anil a virlunl ?c- A ihimj. cli the ri'p.ihlic ins It is s~iid that nothing is sure t-x > Rive. Noijis there 1 c?'|?t death at. d taxes, hut i It t is not the text session of [ altogether true !>r King's Ni-.v I?i seriously inclined to eoverv lor C'oi.siinipi inn is . sure i n ? u'lissii.o for it is Ren !' ior all lung and throat tioiil-hs I Mm! I Iii> I| > 111111 < 11 > Thousands t.'iii te.-til) I" ill'I. M is, tiy dissension* with n ; *. 15. Vatn M?-t I Sh |>hcril t >11, 111?|? I In- party any i W . V 4.? say * : " I had a m vere ims. i f liTlliv Nnrih mill Hast Rr?iii'liil's and lor .? year tried ev*r>ra<e i|iicsiiiin which' tiling I heard of, hut jrot no reliel i I'm- cniintry mm-iiis *?ne hot tie of l)r. Kind's New Inscovalihough ih?y have j -ery then cured me absolute y." It's afroiit iluatu in their iiifalii ible lor t'r.mp, \\ lioooin# Cm ^'li, <?ri|?. I'nimmniiia and (dmtsntnpiinin. Try It. Foraa'ehy 0. .1. Uarv specialty at Whit- pis, Kateshur^, and Smith & Crossori, 3. viti?. , ~ 77 , A .Miirricn . A quiet home marriage took place ast n?ght at tlie home of the bride's arcnts, Mi. and Mrs. II. A. Spann ['he Kev. l)r. Hodges performed the tereniony, the contracting parties bell g I'rof. .1. It. T. Major and Mrs. jueenie Jliley. The ceremony was lerformed about 7 :30. The bride and ;room have many friends lu re and the \dvoo ite joins wilh them ill wishing hat a life of unalloyed liaypioess tuny >e theirs. . The air last evening seemed as if adeti with the odor of orange blossoms vliicli put everyone ou the qui \ive, toil it was rot long before theltatesburg 'Ulee Club" got wind of the A eliding, aid gat ? ering their ''iustruim ins" tojetlitr proee.'ded to the residence of j >irs. M. K. Fox, at whose home the ! on n g i on pie was visiting, and r-'iiderd several "?Innee" selections in a inisi "eh i riuing" tii iliner. The "(J 're Hub" I a-i practiced legether of late nil little, yet cvciy member performd well. In conscious Wealth. A sincere and clean spirit is always tathering mere from life than ?t any ;iveti inumeiil it cull appraise. Time s slowly aeeniii g us its permanent >os-e?sion an insight and ligarthnt inly iherincrg? try will t licit. Wr IIugtoii said tlnit the hat lie of Wntnloo vas won rt the foot-ball games ?>f iugby an.I Kti.u. Those callow JJnish boys did not realize that 11??!iliscipliue in hardihood, pluck, nuit ciiiieity was preparing them to he p lie-hollow squares Uitoet tigaimt the errili.: ru-h ol Napilron s Old Cu.trd .'hat is the Way that capacity ami j one gained in one lit c of 11 11 mo vt s a quite another w'lea I h c.risis elicits In in. There are lew greater mistakes han to think that in ail emergency ie ran extemporize power? that do nit belong to us. It would be as reus(liable to suppose that by all ell'ort ol X i 11 one ig iioraii t I < - rinan e.ould < Xiress liitnsi If in that 5: ngue when it .? ain*' Vi ry r.il lo to do so. Soinriines hi an emergency a ui;?n <>r whom t ii woliM not have liioii^iit it stand* orlli. eli:.r!.ended, sisit-oentred and; esoiiroeful. In a t lioiJSMtiil ob*etlt e ! Vajsl.o hail lifi'ii riilti\.itin-; tiles |na itii-s, and iiit? nroisinii sinip'y evealod what was i'i iiiin. IVoh.ilily | o* did not I now it him-e!!. Toisisa! aihl of sloiM ih'.t you <annul lain-i rroiiut of, hilt we tuny ho Mire tliat j ho bravo, roan, and de,<.ti ?l lit** is I locomini; rich hi this qualities that a risis will reveal as of s>upr?mo valor. -The Watt hum a. Remember. Good picture* at reas inab't* prices is Whittle's motto WIIi t is HiI.KY'S K!D.m:v Vt'ltK? Answer: It is mailt* from a preempt nil a li*a.!ui;; Chicago physiian; and one of t ho in. i t oiniiunl in tie country. The ingredients are the iiiresi that motley tan buy, and re scion t i Ileal ly eoinhitii'd to rot heir utmost wine. l-'ur sale by J. D 'iimiions Itateshurg. #3 f This Space Will Next W eek Contain News or ; Interest to the Ladies N . U. G U N T E R ' | | Timmons' P h s'r macy ^Pnjgh and tfncvqn Anil 1'tiliie At'.cut ion, togel lit r with t.iir. square and honest dealings with all t?nr ei's Il ls wun a host of Iriutids lor us of which we are j islly proud. Only a vt-ara.ro we cast anchor an I since lia\e livcil anionic tin good people of Ilulcsniirg. daily seeing our I 11 ? iuess grew, much in our delight. Our line of Dure Drugs and l\.iint Medicines are known throughout the entire country anil many fainting sullerers have been re Jived. Wo would preler to serve you. May we? v^"S <N \ <\-tlv IU,S ? ^ <\VV> umuwuw| u Ar.n.tij; I ho um 11 v in-u* ;it' rart:?im> ot onr Mure i-. the li imlmiiiii' Soda Fnimtnil?. Not hi tig Ii..?* it ever Mm in our town helibe Yea's nt iX|icrii'Mi' I: is inti^lit n- :n ma uiai'ti ro \\ it !i our own. I 11 lis 11 <| -ji . re in> ]nins hi tinkiii:' tin xerx best pu-sil-p- (1 Viiriii;4 str.nH itnil .s.? rtips. i i are I u- pte tiiifiiil l.ictiirs in i ii\inii ' fi'is .ii'tr ilriii'ii. in 111 r sin i\i> i \\i>l lilnt II IV-t'll_; pi it 51' Null itr-.i ,ir -.1, mill .i i*. ?', I r?li 11 "i ik iI i ii . i e i liirsl > A i in il i 11 iiix i. i i ..it i- . \ trial cil lit iiiii- ai.ii all. YiU?r.? lo s.'rvi'i J. D. T I r/1 IYIO Q Athletes, Cyclists attention: a n< < ii'.t. Till* ' 11 i 11?' 'it r x i 111 i* Trull rr Ci.l! ! / ripiin - only "J ? i' i il- i -ZJJi I',11 / ma i nil >ln?i t mi * I i' | > i.-i-c. I'r t Tnu- rs and k.-.-ps tiii>in i pi* 11 i-ri > Ii i pr. fun villi 11 ii ml s ii i .i li for all tra-on . Wear lii se Cull'- at you are rontl.v fur cycling, golfn bun ling, etc. Take them ott a al are ready for indoor ecoti, ntions. <> >i by mail Saluda Supply Co . IS? 1, Hates burg, S, C, I 10 t I'rieo b) cents. N fiteplS. 5 E 555S5*^*55"S5H!!55**HE3C!E^^B6*iHK5SB65M6S55HMHSHB - NEVER TOO BUSY - TO HUNT IJAUCAiyS \ ... For Our Customers. . . . ?W9 ?-ftC 6 !](> pairs Ladies' Shoes, worth 81at - G5C. 18 k4 44 44 4' of ?-n .j, - - ^ ^ 1% V W V? 18 4 44 44 *4 $1.50 at SI. 00 VVe have alow pairs mens* ami children's Shoes going' at same prices. : : : : These Prices Can Not he Duplicated. 1 you want a Cood Suit of %> Clothcg Cheap, Come to us. F i t a n d 1 i 11 ish a re " com 1> i lied. Not o\er Due Dollars \\\>ri!i of !!>? ^ooils prio-l P.-ioiv to u!iy one (Hh'.utntT 0.1 my out' day : ^ Riverside Plaids, per yd., 5c. |? j| Graniteville Drills, 4k oc. ^ Danville Plaids, kV 1c. || Ji Sea Island tk 4c. & "QC) ' > <?ili r tilings in proportion D -o't for::-', ' 'ir Milliot'ry aii-l 1 >ressiu;;kioc Iart hh-ii i .-? far ..f f'.? I V... . ... 1 1.1 W ? ? -V ?/! ? - v ? cm j -'MM * v II I -< 11 l UUrjiL'l, J\ J.jK-ACWI-j Tin: Batesburg Drag Co.. A New Line of Stationery J ust Received. Base Ball Goods, Mils, Bats and Balls. 4P Hatesburg Drug Co., YOU N EE I) BLACK OKA Til lOli Vol 11 POTATOES AND ?:o \ i. taw rui? von: corn. 3-^n.cL "y^agonsThree car loads of \\ agons and _ 1* 1> ! .. - 1... , 1 one 01 iMiggios maives our >101 k in this lino ( omplete, They are from the host makers---if tliey were not we would not liandlo them. Don't buy a wagon or a buggy until ours you see. jLj_ HD. C*u.Ii\a.m c2o OoirsnLlp Stray. 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