The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 13, 1903, Image 3
County Claims, Lumber mid
Cross Tie Receipts-*.
The First National Hank of liaVs I
bur); will liny school and county
claims and railway receipts for otossies
and In inner.
W. W. Watson Cashier.
Suva Your Money
and keep it in the Havings Depirtm-Mit
of the First National Hank of liatrsburg?four
per cent, per annum. Dividends
semi-annually.
\WiaV?WhuVBaAsViiVftrr,;."
LOCALS. Hh- ^
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NOTICK!
All part i. ? are hereby warned not
t< til re or h irbor one Charles Madison,
us lie is muter contract with fine for
t .0 year 1903. A. II. Watson.
Cone to the re-union.
Subscribe for the AdvocateWages
Mueieal Family at the Opera
Ilonse touiglit
Mr. Krnest Fn tiler, of Johnston,
v.-it.nl friends here Sunday.
Laundry agei eie? in Bntesburg are
rather Humeri lis these tluya.
NVe hope every property owner in
IhtttsLurg: will catch the paint lever.
Sir. Mike Perry has returned i<> voiK
i t ?he depot nlter a iiiontIt's vacation.
dir. .J. I>. Tinimon.-, the urugg st,
lin^s a different song in his ad. space
this week.
See ad. of.I. J. Hawl. They are never
too busy to hunt bargains for their
eiotouiers.
JJr.JamtsS. Fox,of Augusta, spent
Sni.d'i) at the home of Ins mother,
Mrs. Dr. Fox.
Mr. J. A. Derrick, a prominent citizen
cf New Urooklnint, was in town;
iu.-l Saturday.
Mis. J. Waller Milcheil, of Co inn- I
I-in, is visiting her brolher-in law, Dr,
I, .\i. Mitchell.
Hev. Mr Hodges preached a
Inivible sermon to a large congregation
Holiday tnoriiiitg.
Dr. W. 1*.'rimmertnan went to I.j
rciia Sal m day in hold a consult.it ion
Willi Dr. James 1*. Drafts.
Mrs. N. L'. Hunter, our popular tt.illincr,
visited lur cister, Mi-s Jnsic V. .
Sharkey, at Aiken Sunday.
The iiiatriuioiiial gcrui seems to per- ;
vade the hi niosphere Two or three ,
coa;ilcs are slated tor this mouth.
Mr. W. II. Siil>, t!ie popular Mid
land engineer, who has been q.ite sick
f?>r the past week is able 10 be out
again.
Mr. Clan roe Miller, who is inauip~
lllalli-g llie key ul a telegraph II stlllluent
at lfarnweii, visited the ,1 onto
loins Sunday.
Dr. Mays lectured in Kamitu-r Hall
on "Hliinpses of I'aiil in Ins last days
in Koine" to,a large audience last Sunday
evenIng. 'I
Mr. D. l'e* ton Hartley went to l
Barnwell Monday inoriiii.g to \ iit
Ins wile, who i> at the home of her <
int tlier, M is. Manviile.
Kaiiroad Commissioner 1$. I.. < 'angle ,
man spent a few hours in ur town
Sunday afternoon, on Ins way to his
old home at Ml. illing.
No services were heltl at the Baptist
chinch last Sunday on aeeotinl ol tne
litbrilce ol the pastor, who is attend- "
nig the Baptist Convention at SaValiiiall.
Mr. J. Kllert Timinermait vi-ited
his lather. Dr. \V, II Timiiirniinii
Friday and Saturday. Mr. Titiuiu'rman
lias many friends in tins town
who arc always glid to ?ec him.
.Miss Mary Conner, who lias hern
teaching sellout at Wallerboro, hi s re- t
lurneu home. Iter many friends here j
wnl note her return with ; lea-lire?
ami she numbers litem by the seoto.
Mr. W. 1'. C11SI(1 in tiiul daughter, I
Miss Ailieii, are visiting i lie lorno r's
daughter, Mrs \V. II. Languid, at .
l.itierty t ily.tia. 'I'l.ey are al-o lafing
iti the iiapt i -t eonvention at Sav.
niiah. | a
Dr. D. Kiifus rvneeee of LVIion, was |
here I hursday visiting friends audit
lelalives. lie has been residing at
l'eli n for over two years and is well j
p - eased W i th h is ne w lioim . lie has a
large and growing practice m ti.at
section. | ti
Dor editor will, in the future, he
more eaiilious aiioi.t taking a seat than I
In* was at the lecture last Sunday af- ,
leruooti. He never lakes a seat now v
without lirst examining the article oil
w iiieli he is to sit.
Mr. B. F. Sample, the tllicieiif sii |
, jii-i mivinM-iii in education ol Saluda | ('j
county, was in t >wn yeslerd iy. lie in- '
lorms us that IVof. l.ueco tinnii r, o' ;
< ol it m ilia, and A1 i-s M all in (t roin li. v
el llaic.-hur^r, have oeeti rceninmendr:' u
as iraehers lor the County Normal In
stilutc to tie held at Saluda luring; I tie (i
iiioi.t h of A 11-ua .
Kvangelist Yarhor ni^li is conduet!
j; u series ol meetings at the mill
eimpel. Jvrvires will lie In Id every "
alien nor. at -I and at N in the evening
until Sunday, vv hen t he meet uijc elosi's.
'I lie puh.ic is cordially invited to at- u
ten ! every service Mr. Yarhornu<;h i li
is nil earnest worker and his elturls
will aeenmpLsU y;ood.
Tile town treasury was swelled hy !
I.eW'ie t'olemaii. Will Coleman, .lelin t
I mi ney,Stenson W'i-e and U/.ie Harris
last Moiulliy inoruine Tin j wen
toiind guilty oi disorderly conduct and
ilrutii.em ss and a total line of $"o ,~>u "
\v.i> run |> on them, ii is said th it *'
the enmhi na t i oil made m e of t tie hottest
colored aggregations tllilt e\ ;l- ,
came dovvn t lie |>i ke.
I'etc Coi lev. colnrsd, som.'t i jries e.
111.11)11>111:11. s a point hrosh >\ l, n lie
leels so d i" p >sed. The it her day I In*
Spell" en llo* oil i'tle and lie lillstied V
op a jii'o of win k, and when he goi t
I it i r ly well startnl lie was stopped li.v .? 1
summons to eotiio'il, that hods want
ins; to know w hy he should won; wi' lion
i 1 eelisft. I 'el e Ct.u dn't < Mihii ii -o he I
\vhh taxrM J.i. '?'li> i- :i pour induce- I1
ineut, I'd n -;i vs, )<>r a person i?> jii.l ill '
leamils i> rC l lit* (own <i
I.of week a parly c n-dsling ot
* Messrs W 1< a:i I kiinaii UiW'l, 'vi i
Hartley, I-hi II.>|it ii. Smith s
ill Hi k ii i 111 an.I lli<' 1'ililor i'i.JiiJ cil a <>
<hliAhttill liali ill .li.iir's I'oiid. Tlx' ?j
owner, Mr. (ienrge (Hark, a genial and v
lii sj.itnh e gt m it-man anil a large ttir- n
penliiie farmer, ina.lt: lis feel a( home
wbile angling tor the linny tribe. A
good fulfil was made. Ti.is pnntl was f.
lii'idi* f iminis by IV.cle .Io-.li llarmun, ?l
tin-i-liaiiipioti angler of M iddle South w
Carolina. |.
liieyc'e siiniii ies. A eoin pli-tf a- sort - J
ineut al right pi ifos. (J vkii. K. .Jonks y
I'.itroiii/.j 111 e I aiin ti's Steam I.iun- 11
dry. Willie Miller, agent. Leave.'1
laundry in Advocate olllre. "
1 I1 n >ii 'jijjf VWTW,rT?ipHBWiy."r^ri tT><
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RACKET ST<
We otter 110 apol og
show this month. TIum
%/
plete that we have ever
j; ol* anv year. Your cvci
t
i] anticipated. Increased
If abilities i?ets us lower ]]
with small profits. Ever
aivi'tt!. Slitc your e\i'ry Kri?vaiice-no i
ly show lis our tlelleiences. K'-porl errors
? iirs?*Iv?\s ami have no d sire to shirk ouri
rpiraLlon. ... HH
Values Irr<
Many special bare;
advertise as the quantiti
500 Yards Fine Wash Laces, worth frou
ICO l'a'r Soft Sole, Kid Infant Shoes. iso
l!
10t\ N. M. Bleaching at ..
I!
1 Case Solid Loathe1- G. (!. Ladies Shoes
1 Cr.se S iliil Leather Docgoki Lailies SI
1 Case Old I.inlie>* Comfort Shoes.
Menncn's 'raleuin Powders,
'.hi ineh Taffeta Silk
:i)-ineh Ouar.mt mmI TniL'ta, hQh sheen?
city ilailiksat $1 is?only
Jl-ineli (inn rant ceil TiiHYta?the euanm
,-e 1 v of every yard
f? Li Foster's Kid (1 loves, usually sell ;
hiew York Ra
W?W? ltal<Nburs.i?
- r? iu p"? "
'.TS af Z '
*VsWB
Queen Quality
XN. OXFORDS
^\| STETSON
This I>oparl:nont
ARCHED. > VVo ha ve Ivied all
ami ?. HW none bui
| Conn- to us Cor v?.
You will not he (I
0 .Molten Suits wortli $8.50 J
now -I..M7
t) Illaok Si rj;e Coats ami J j")f)
G Pair M.-n's Vioe Kid t ? ; ?
Shoes (Soiiio nsk $*2.50... * ? i *)
i
Capt. \V W. Uolston wont to Sa-' Quite a large erowi
udu last Friday. I from lioro to ilio big
m . ,, .. ... r o. i umbia. It looked li
Mr. K. (i. Able, ol Stoadman, was . . .
...... i : . .... , . ' ground around t lie
:i re >'ii iuisi no -s .saln i da v.
morning.
Mrs. (J. II. Nnnior is visiting friends I ? , v ..
ml relatives at i tree., wood. . C ?I?t. I . X. (.lint.
Joiii's, A . I'. Key nold
Misi Clara Ki or. of Mt. Willing, tlobauin, W. K. Shiul;
sited .Miss Nora Kong las; week. ton Itingo.-i lolt hero
Miss Tit man and Miss Huhy Kjonlis, \\\* l" :ilt,\71 '7
f K.d.eo firing Were here Saturday. i 1 ,u"3 aro a" oKI Vdl"r
Mrs. Do'l.i .lone . of .Seivern, visited
or sister, Mrs. J. 11. Stokes last vvook. 'l'H \ \S-Prof.
I.. 11. Hay ties, our good friend !
rotn Leesvillo, was in town Friday. j (Contiilu
Miss Maltie llutto, of near l.oos- One dismal rainy d
i.lo. was in our town one day last I ooim . I sat ... u
ktrt'u* 1 on toe bank Varand i \
Mrs. .1. ho K. Watson, of Saluda I tM 11 ? hine. Tlu> day
oiiuty, was in town shopping Atom ! and a'i tliings seeme.
j IMIll 11
six o'clock mi licit
Mi->>es Eila I,oil and lhrtlia Aide, ctimnius elouds to-cati
>ho have many friends here, we: e with rini-.s became si rat usSatu
rday fn| sun came peeping
Mis. M c j Matthews, accompanied layers imphwiiiiiK on
A her trie, d Mr-. Ilnni-ou, ol 1'rei erlast injj kisslroui
mi, were in town Friday, j love.
The ininlmw oil t
' S? a>oi.ahle milliiieiy and orv iroods" | ho\ved his uentecl I
t N. I . limners, the ad will hejihesiin with a smile
on lid else .v here. slln Jet his efl'iil^ent
Miss Majygie Hawaii returned toCol- ^reat r splendor not il
mhia Monday altera week's visit t.i '"'r s,'Vl " color-, tin
i r I rieini, Miss Mania 11 oil res, ' '',1 ''hie, t lie | ill pie a
ed her w it It a more h<
Mi-- Viola Ihinks, of Saluda, aeci in- hein^f i iveii hy the
ailie I her inn le, Mr .-uddiih. to hive between them <
own one day last week on a shopping ehiiids he^i.ii to cm
our, ' peaceful love, and :c
,,, , . upon them their earn
Miss M.ry Mix-i F..s i nd Miss a silver to oi
'O.crs, ol l lie I. C V\ Vlsltid tile ..0|,J
uuliur ol lie- former from la-t Friday 'j |;0n 1 saw i ho mil
Mond.iy. from heaven toward *
I ?r. A. t . Wilkms will --.end a lew }'! i'"a,,s Sretliiitf
ays it: hi- old hone in lieMifort he- 1 r"*\.-v;M
pre returning liume from the l.npti-t :'i ioi.u. i . Mie boiii
on \ en', i. i, at Mv.uinu,. oaks cac.i wa v. d his ,
t iilid put cd ii| <iu ' ):** >?
Mr. I.. I!. ,J isrp!i, m*iiera 1 s i!esinaII ' '"'A p tssci
I'll ll heiithjtl.i rle is at ( ol u in I.la. lor 'he. hi -niies lie!\ o
he Mosier Sale Co., was i rfj.-hn il al 1': >vM' v"
he liaU'ltii.i'X llo.ei Monday. ! In I Ih.Wers t.eyran
I., ...ij i
Dr 1- K llei.lin ! :?s returned lioni bnweil fi '11v ami
In-, it, win iv lie went Id see In-. "V' ) ii -1'! lino* : ji
inlin e, ^?*i jiinr llartliii. <>i t hat reiin- .' ' ' "i > u? not a; i
.V, wlui in ijuiti' Hit k. Siiielor llt.r- i"1'-.
in luis iiimi> h i. inh-re w ho hone ' |?nzet. upon eat
:?r Iiiiii a speedy recovery. ' u head
i by c I shall jfreei yini I
Mis* Ks'tllc SiniI li. nf Johnston, ' be trees !?? : ! tlieii
|?ent Sn ii ? ji y in iiietowii as i lie >. uoi hanging ' 1 '
l I lie Mi rotieli. Mi- Sin uli js a their i>iiriiieiil-ol ben
liiduiil III i lie Julius!on I n>'. ii lit e ami closed ih.ir curtains,
.'ill ^rii'liiale a: the coming euin- turn btitle the other I.
lettcemenl in June. I'"*' ? ?i" b hi iiiK ? h
nl' tlerkllens, the clllcl
Mr. Jtfs.m' Drafts, a prominent ynuti^ l-nternch t > its re .niter
of the Hollow I'recU section, the water oi.k limb, a
it (I Inst S it unlity of pnuii uiniiia. lie miir.' beauty lor mint
as at.out. llil years nl njf ami very lure ami I each sii:i|. i
opular in'lie etiiiiintiiitty iii v.hielilie return anil hade e.
esitleil. 'I'll' f.unity lais our syinpn- eternal appro*. .1 of p
i.v in tlieir miiI liuiir of bereavement.
Ir. I>iafts was the ehlest sun of tlie May n, I tin J. Hay
ite Mr. Thus. .1 Drafts, nntl a brother
ii Dr. Jam. i l*. Drafts, of Lureiin, in Dues your bieyele in
Ills county. so un ,||(l| <
%
? ,..
ORE NEWSies
for the stocks we
r arc the most comshown
at aiiy-sruison
y requisite has been
and superior buying
iriees. we are satisfied
y transaction is guarnailer
how trivial or serious. Kinilaiu!
neiriijrenee, we want to improve
lu'y. Your expectat ions isre our inesistablc.
^y
ains that \vt will not
Ies arc too small.
i loe. t?> at .>c. the yard.
>me nsk r.Oe). 20c. the pair.
0 1-2c per yd
, worth $i.o> 0;jc. per pair.
i ej, worth $1 *2."> 1 ?0c. per pair
- .r)0c. per pair.
loc. (lor box.
... C?0o. per yarda.lv.-rtisMl
in o.j peryil'd
l"" WH^in..,ha <?5c. per yard
:it $1, otiiy (?0c. per ] air
cket Store*
a WiiKe uvr.
? iJ.l... .US Mm Ml. L_ w>? Of ^ CB ~
: "???">
ASK row THE
Sold only by
I >f old Rehs went | Mr. Hen Iturton, of Momtta, was in
re-union in Col- | town Monday.
ike a musierini' ? x- i .! i . ... ? t
d. ,,ot Tuesday . N/'w Wk ,K:"k'1t ^toro News is made
1 . " interesting by a change tins week.
. m??s"s j y Mr. Cecil Seigler. of Aiker., is visit.1
d ii lT < iiial- I'i-s grandfather, l>r. Tiinmerman.
v, Kcli\ and Mil!- Mrs. Piatt has returned home from
yesterday morn- an extended visit to her parents in
nioii at Columbia. Augusta.
Mr. Cyrus Shealy, of Summitt. whose
.ivliool near that plane lias closed, was
in town last week.
A SUNSET.
.Messrs. W . S. \\ ightmnn, b.h Snelcroveand.l.
W. lviward-, of Saliula
county, were here Tuesday.
'.V, win1' evening Hiss Henderson, of the Columbia
iy lathers house l.Viuale College is on a \i it toiler
icwing the west- ,.oUM?. Miss Maida Hodges.
had heen rainy
I to be silent and r. M. K. Riit!ar??,r A. C. Jones,
rns near. About 'n!m Pox, T. it. Kernaghon. W. I.,
amy evening the It aw 1 and other: from our 'own went
le cirrus and the to Colunihi i yesterday.
.and the beauti- w>?inm\ i > . , . ,
out between the " ArN 1 V- 7 "J?* C ' '
each siratti.s an Prn c for hickory oak. popiar or pine
. lf^s iiiradtirili^: ??\t> ilirhr* uit'l Ui?, S
111^ 1 ii.* nl ai vi ?>l f , , , .i >1
tori loii? ai.u lonui*rf lo In* ? t*11 vrrrtl
. ? #, , ii in v in 111 ut l-au?shiir*j. S. < . SawtMl
!.t* nortlit-rn *, . . . ? . m m
lead and greeted l""e hnnl.er also bought. J. M IIook.
Iii return the " '
rays shine with i.. t. cekiiy. s. f. ricuittf.
the rainbow with
red, the vine, PERRY liROS.
ml others wrapprau11f
ii I i ohe?all General Merchandise.
> law of mutual
Un the South the o
I their winds of
s the sun smiled ?s ,,l,< N|,<u
mills turned irmn I 1IOMK SKWINC MACHINE,
1,1 |,,,r?,le aml TIIK ?i-:vr ON TIIK MAUuii
east hi* ?-yes K ET.
nrtli ami witli ti o?
i.l: "Happy eve \Yy, < \KltY A Fl' 1.1. I.INK
it v Hi.ii I i urn t n
:h* lit till- tail.'.- OF COFFIN'S A S |i CASK F.T.S.
iiin ti I in return o
j 11*"s im \ s a pii* ?s,
0vlJccu }ht.m. WE ARE IN I Hi: MARKET
p t..e . h.ir i* mid | I,, SKI.T.. c('|{ I I.I Ks
''"I u ''riti'-i'' 11?i '?" ANI. TERMS M'lT THE
M-iliv until Hie 1'KoPI.K ,\^l? TIMIS.
I mi -I: '? .'II tuil
t :*.>ii iiiuii in all j
a;,.<i 11 .< . no ni I^EHR Y I5ROS
I, one I noticed Rlltcslm i^, S. C.
a11.1 > iy. "Huu.'- .
nmorrown^aln." I
r Ii nif;lis w H? a j a >t i: : think.
clniuls enfolded- j( | ^ Ha ill tlu.l nothing is sure exility,
the IhiW'i is ..f.pj ileiilliJll.il tiXes, lillt ill it is liot
ami i iii'Ii .n his jjli.ijjelher true. I?r Kui^'i Nea His
irewell. e .very for Coi sumpt ion is a sure cu. e
it he.I in a mantle )(ir aj| m?j? .,n,| threat tVuuhhs
tens taking I lien I I'luius imK hii testify In Shit. Mrs.
pt el i vu place nil (. p V.illMel re < i Sh (.her.lt hi,
nil I In re t?? i nyj nn p- V -i., say s : " I had a severe ease o(
eyre in see. n.i- Jtponfhi'.'s and fur .1 year tried evrydwitli
a ki-s '"tiling | heard o', lint j;nt no relief
.eh other t.od * one bottle of l>". Kind's New luscoveaee.
^ erv then cured me absolute >It's
M.(?. S. I infalii ihte for Crnttp, Wlion, lug (Junior
I tilvcrsily. i tjrip. I'neinr.oiiia and Consiiinp
I Lion. 'I ry it. For sale by < 1. .1. liarim'.I
1 epauingV If: pis, Haleshur^, and Smith & Crussoti,
vitii. K. Jo Mir. ' l.eesville.
UNION MKETINO.
The upper tl|vision of the Hiiljje Association
will meet with Ked Bank
church at 10 n. in., May 30-01 The
program follows:
Saturday:
10 a. m?Devotional exercises, M. D...
Padgett.
10:8J a. in?What does the New Testament
teach about Christian consecration!
K. II. Watson, Dr. A.
Mack. Andrew Kirk'and, II. L.
ltaggott.
11:30 a. losses would follow
the extinction of our denomma-!
tioiinl schools?.I xs. A. Merritt, Alvia
K; bridge, A. I.. Coletnan. W,i
11. Tiuiim ruian, J. Hart well Kdwardg,
12:30 p. m?Intermission .
2 p. hi?The Bible the CI ristiai.'s ami ;
every oth r person's i uule in morals
ami religion : I'aiil Nicholson,
ti. W,S;iAvcr, Libert Long, John
Bell Towill, J. A. Carson.
3 p. in?Total abstinence the only right
course for a Christian : J. A. Banks
W. II. Tiuiiiiermati, Win. Bodie,
A. 0. Wilkins.
> :30 p. in?Ordination of dencon*. Sermon
by A.O- Wilkins.
Sumlav:
10 a. hi?Impor'a? ee of Sunday school
in every church ev?ry Sunday;
W. \V. Hols'oii, S, T. Vdwanls,
Win Matthew-, M. I), l'r.'g tt.
10 a. hi ?the forward movement in!
mission- and benevolence in S nth j
Carolina?It. B. Watson, ]
T. I>. VillnrU, llonic-r I'udgett, A.
C. Wilkins,
12 in -Ms ionary sermon, T. Hartwell
Kdwar I .
|1 p. m. ? 'nil rniissiov.
2 p. m.? \\ hat is meant" by She spirit
of Christ*" in Boiii. S;l>; (1 I*.
Sawyer, 11. L. liu ggc.lt, A. C. Wil- '
kins.
II p. hi.? In wlint sense are Chris
tlins "the light ? f ?he world?".
Beltnn Siaveos, 1 T. i'.oteu, J. B. ,
Towill, J. A. t'a son.
1
Study all tli? topic*. Brin.; in nicy
f.) * llll-> o is.
A. ('. Wilkins,
I. ll.itrweU K I wards,
H . 1., l'adgctt,
< lommiltcc.
I'l.nclurc prool tires and all hicyt le |
supplies for sale hv Cyril K.Jones.
WHAT IS Kol.uv's KlDNKV CP UK?
Answer: It i- made from a pre- i
seript'oii of a leading < 'hicugo ph;. si- j (
inn; ami one of t he m st emitiiut in;
the country. The ingredient- niethe;
purest that money an buy, anil
ire scicntilieally combined to pel
heir utmost \.!iii?. l?\?r sale by J. I)
rimm ms Batcsburg.
~l
?
Seasonable
Millinery
and
Dry Goods
at
N. AJ. Gunter's.
|
I
Timmons'
P h a r mac y
;Kainu\s.s
-
Iii dealing w it li our customers
in 11 pa*t lias i'iiusimI us tu
'ook on our ever-increasing
sales with in tu-11 pride. Every
week's sales (miieli to our dc11ejI!i)
continues to surpass
that <>f the previous one, and
we desire t > express - - - ao
(i%(?u.sto'mcrj0
ioor profound l noks. - Cor
shelves are being packed with
new and attractive goids?
nothing grows stale in our
?tore. ( oinc t > see us. Many
people are literally dying by
inehes in igm rsitce i f tins
cause, when rf
olcDjsr. U\idncn
(I' \\r
V u v v + ??
j
W itilil restore theiu to health
and strength. This famous
uodnine is too well kiirvvn to
10 e I any < ompluueiiiarv n remarks
from u-. St positively
i ores. A iJJ t itidard p.teiit
uied.eitie* ill stock. - -
Your.* 11> ?erv< ?
J L>. TIiVllVlONS
' ? 1
Thl* siguaturo is on cvrry l><>* of tho penwini 1
j Laxative Hromo-Quininc T*i>ieu !
the reluct!y 'but rnrt'H it ?ol?l lu oil* rfu.v i
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- NEVER TOO BUSY TO
11ITNT I1ARCAiyS
... For Our Customers. . , .
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36 pairs Ladies* Shoes, worth Sl#, at - 65c.
18 %4 " " $1.35 at 85c.
18 ? " " * $1.50 at 81.00
We have a few pairs 111 ens'and
children's Shoes going at same
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These Prices Can Not be Duplicated.^
I you want a i'oort Suit of
Clothcg Cheap, Come to us.
Fit and finish are combined.
Not over .)iie Dollars worth of the good* priced bMuvv to a'iy one
customer on any one day :
lc Riverside Flaids, per yd., 5c. S,
|[ (jlran'teville Drills, " 5c. ^
Danville Plaids, kk 4c. 3?
I' Sea Island u 4c.
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Otlur tilings in proportion !> ?:?*t forget our Millinery and
I Messmak i ag I )epart tnents.
Car of C(<ru t Seventy-one Cents per bushel.
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Batesburg Drug Co..
A New Line of Stationery
Just Received.
Base Ball Goods, iMits, Bats
and Balls.
Hatesfourg Drug Co.,
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YOU NEED BLACK DEATH FOR VOEH POTATOES AND
CO A I. TAR Fun vorn ( URN.
Carriages
"Wagons
Three car loads of Wagons and
one of Buggios makes our stock
in this line i oniplete, They arc
lrom tlx; best makers?-if they
were not we would not handle
them. Don't huv a wagon or
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a buiigN until ours vou see.
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THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
The Grorxt Highway of TRADE And TRAVEL
THROUGH THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Excellent Service Quick Time Convenient Schedulet
Any Trip is a Pleasure Tr'p to those who
Travel via THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Finest Dining-Car Service in the World.
For detailed information as to TicKcts, Rates and Sleepl ng-Car reservations
address the nearest Agent of THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
W. A. TURK. S. M. HARDWICK. W. H. TAYLOl.
Fsi??ng?r "T raffle Ma nmgor. Cfntril F>*itn|er Agent. AtiiiUnl C.?n FsMeft^sr Ageat,
W AttllNCTON. O C. WASHINGTON. D C. ATLANTA. CA.
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