The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 03, 1903, Image 4
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County Claims, Lumber and
Cross Tio Receipts.
The First National Bank of Bu'eabnrg
will liny school and county
claims and railway receipt* for mosaics
und lumuer.
W. W. Watsoa Cashier.
Save Your Money
and keep it in the Savings Department
of the First National Bank of llatnsburg?lour
per cent, per annum. Dividend*
semi-annually.
? -iv- LOCSLS HI- i?
M.wmwm'ww}^
Master Tolan Hedges is visiting in
Columbia.
Mr. Geo. Ilates wont to Columbia
Monday evening.
Hatcsburg win visited by a severe
stoini Monday night.
Photographer Whittle was in Suuiinitt
on business last week.
Mr. John 1). Itawl went to Wards on
business Monday alteration.
Mrs. Sarah It. Shulrr js visiting
friends at Lexington this week.
Miss Maude Crouch visited friends
and relatives at Johnston Sunday.
CI ief C. W. Salter and family visil<d
the former's lather near Wurds
Sunday.
Miss Moida Hodges Is attending the
Columbia Female College commencement
this week.
Maj. N. E Jenkins, a well known
traveling man from Greenwood, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. Napier, after an extended visit
te friends and relatives in C olumbia,
returned home last week.
Judge J. Walter Mitchell, or Columbia,
visited his brother. Dr. L M.
Mitchell, of our town, Sunday.
Dr. Julian Efltd, a prominent young
fihysiciau, has located in the town al
<ecsvil!c to practice his profession.
Messrs. Sam 1*. ltoof and Kufus 1).
namn, 01 i.exingt.m, attended ttio
commencement exercises at Leesville
Sunday.
Mr. A. C. Mitchell, who has been
traveling for several months, is taking
a tniich needed rest at home this
week.
Mr. C. Orepg Kiley and Dr. .1, A.
"Watson attended tlie comment ement
i xereises at the Johnston Institute
Monday night.
"Maj. Barney 13. Evans, a leading
lawyer of the Saluda har, passed
through our town yesterday on his
way to Columbia.
Miss Henderson, who has been
spending some lime with her cousin,
Miss Moid.i llodges, returned to Columbia
Friday.
Miss Lizzie Alexander, ot Euful.t,
Ala., who has been attending school
here, is visiting her cousin, Miss Tarrant,
at Newberry.
Mr. Graves Cooner spent Sunday
with ins father, ltev. N. G. Conner.
Graves is now traveling, with headquarters
at Orangeburg.
Mrs. Henry A. Spann and grandson.
Master Sidney ltiley, left thin morning
for Allendale, where Mrs. Spann
goes to visit her daughter.
Mr. Ross Mitchell was in these partMonday,
Ross has been laid up w itli
an attack of ftVt-r, and it Is with
pleasure that we note Ins recovery.
Col. and Mrs. .1. C. Fort, of I'olion,
visited the inller's parents Monday
and Tuesday. Airs. I'ort will spend
k^iui' tmiu before i. turning home.
l?r. A. C. Yv'ilkins, pastor of the
Jlaplisl eburch here, attended toe
U**ioii meeting at Red Rank, Saluda
county, Saturday and Sunday, returning
Monday afternoon
An invitation to the at.una) commencement
id t'rsuiine Academy has
been reunited for June 10th, at Op. in.
Among toe graouale.s we note the
name of Mis- Katharine Ciihum, the
.charming dutightcr ol Mr. and Mrs. J
<J. CJn1111 in.
Miss Kpte Rutland made glad th?
lie.iris of her friends by a visit to her
brother last week. Jshe lias tieeii leaching
in Greenwood the past year, and
we are ilelighteu lo havener with os
once I.lore.
A niniiber of our young people went
to Leesville Sunday to hear tin* ooinUieiicetiient
sermon by l?r. W. R R i lliiriisoii,
eoitnr of tin* Christian Advocate.
The sei moii Was an aide and impressive
one.
Mr. F. O. (lunter, of Seivern, was in
(>ur town Monday inoriiiug on bis way
home iioin Leesville, where be li.til
been attending the ci.inuieineuieiil
exercises of the Lee-vibe t nllege. Mr.
tinnier bus IK e children attending the
t ol lege.
Prof. I*. C rrtcz Ciilbim, t he lirst assistant
in the I ten net 1 s v i I le (traded
Suhonljrcturneii home Friday and v\ill
spend Ins vacation with us. lie speaks
i; ?lowing mmiiis til i III) propound
over iii lilt? lVe litJe *lld say s
41 >s 'Jif "promised lautl " Ths liand/ioiiu*
s,e?;ool 1 ini11)iitwill be ready I'm*
4>crupuiiey J.his lull.
Quite a crowd of Itatt sbur^iaiis went
over to Johnston Monday to attend
I lie clobii'f eyiTi'isrii ol the school.
a iiioii<; llie iilimber we recall Me-srs.
J. Frank Kneece (of "course), Alfred
ilite, James < rotieh and others. The
i'*errises were quite creditable and
Ihoroi.'Klily enjoyed. Johnston is a
favorite place with Italesbiir# yoiin^
men, any way.
Bicycle sundries. A complete assortment
at i iglil prices. C viui. E. Junks
ll.ijipy <in t lie Way .
Mr. t>liarh-s I..' riislacd, < f Heiincts*vi11e,
and Mrs. ( ora. 10. Sullivan, i I
.St. I.ouis, Mo., jin*sed through Katestiiiro
Sunday iuoi*?un>r oil their way
.from Atlanta 1 < Columbia. Jir, CmsJaini,
win# is bll yeais of age, wont 11.
.Atlanta to ni'i'i t l?t? itloi t#f his heart.
w lio acknowledges ha viug wit iie?edttlie
pus ton ot 11 i< ty summers. J li-v
larried n it by tbo vvay?iilf, nor tlitl
.the sornery en route have any ejiarins
for tliem. 'J'liey were busy with the
darts Iroin Cll|nd's arrow. Tliey were
married the same afternoon is ( oltjinliia,
ai which plat e the groom is at
tending the settlement of the Farmers'
Alliance Exchange,
THAT TIlltOnitlNti IIKADaCIIE
would q'liekly leave you, if you us2d
Dr. King's Mew l.ile 1'ills. 1'hoiisands
of sufferers have | roved their matelilt
Ss merit for siek and nervous heailt.ehes.
They make pure blood and build
op your health. Only 2f?e., money hack
if ntit cured. Son' l>y O J. Harris,
Batesburg, and Crossoj) Drug Co.,
J.stsville.
l^LXJLsTJXl:
Opportunity Kno
When CJuiliver wa? at Probdingn
the theory that the mar who ran*
to jfrow where only one grew beh
whole i are of petitioners. Equally
chant, who by the conjunction of i
whereby his customers are enable
cimiManre* would have rust $2. 1
M II. 1.IX KEY, the equal in variety
ONE-HALF I'KICK. Unless yoo
as uk, mi injustice. No old, or out
of eveiylhiiiit.
Xvl t lH b '
Wo have close
manufacturer, so vera
And offer them, un
wholesale cost. Nev
such a deal as this.
Assortments
Price range from 3G
bargains all over the
One case Tan Sh
T lie Coolest Shoe
As a
5O pieces c-inch A11I
10 dozen ^()e. Shirts,
f>0 Meltcti Suits worth I C
now
GOo Yards Fine AVasli Laces, wort
100 Pair Soft Sole, Kid Infant Sli
10c. N. M. Bleaching at
1 C..l!il I ....I I.... (' fS T ..I
1 Case Soliil Leather Dongola Lm
New York
Ilntcsh
Mr. J. Frank Kneeoe wpiiI to John I Blind '
stun Monday on buainem? j i.ast Satord
Mr. Levi Boole, one of our Lest constables paii
farmers, and ail old friend, was in town mediately upoi
Monday. they started
found avervtlii
"Joe Allen " our Sumuiitt cor res- tooiae." 'i'o
pondent, is not dead?just been taking there was not
i ""!? hand, d they d.
Friend llroadus Kdwards spent Fun- "7^,^'/,,^"'
day in CJilan.h.a, so the Columbia \
State of Monday says. j f> jn s
Invitations to college c< inmrtire- under the or?lo.
clients are pouring in upon the Ad
voc.ite and the editor is sorry he can- 1 tincture pr
not attend them all. supplies for sa
Mr. Ceorge M. Adam- our old friend \ go. .1 >>ea
from liaxter, was in the eity Satur-! at,. S(llimj puj
day. lie says his sales in the fruit j Hie kidneys ri
tree line have heen phenomenal. Sue ' Tiiuuions Hat
ill. elsewhere. I '
Mr. Charles T. \Ti-emrn, formerly Smiiiiiltt (Y
one of us. but now of I.eesville, ?:ic j
snaking hands with his numerous! The weatlur
friends here Saturday. The tobacco forlable nm*.
I'eVer lias caught friend Wiseman too,i Splendid rail
and lie is trying In* hand w'tli the some days ag.
weed that eoinfoi ts inillioiis. [are showing di
llai ve-t i.> on
( apt. U. X. (Jui.ter, one of the The grain is
noblest of all, always public spirited,' was thought,
has oileiel to give a strip of land i<> crop
widen Mt. Willing street. This will Thewr.tera!
make the nicest street in town and our ercises ol' the F
pe >ple will feel grateful to this gen- stituie, at I.exi
erous citizen thai lias stood by tne Tups lay. We.
j town and for its upbuilding since itr- i enjoyment on t
j birth. May we have apt. (iunter. Mi. Lev; I'o.
I spared to us many years jet. (while last- Sat
lhite-tnirg.
_ Mr. James Ji
I The.Johnston School Continence- ces>fnl jouog i
incut. week.
Several of our young people attend- '
i ''.V"; r,.,?",1K.rxv.,vs,*:.,,f .v1'' *r.a,,.,a 'yi.'J'i ,,r ,,nr <
sitiooi ill, IMIIIIIM nil aiomiUV alglll. , ...
.... i . i i meir crop .vi
I liis -rlionl lias Ih in under tiic super- ., 1 v,
rtj ? it it it *i . t Plain.(1. latiMi
vision ol 1 rol 1. I , ItrlluH, wiili an
able corps uf assist nuts, during I ln? pas'
session. The exercises were both en- Mc, Ediliir, las
tert lining anil inMrin tive unci idled- Your eonespoi
' eil great credit upon teacher and pu Now, in tins yi
j pils. The appreciation of tiie Rood For .v on have i
work done by the teachers was shown
by the large audience present. The <l,ir monumen
i graduating class was euiiipnsed of I lie out the news \
[following nieinbers: Misses Kstelle J'orweare not
Sooth, Mertis Smith, ltuth Stroth-r, 1 is true, joii n
I Sallie May Norr s, (ieorgie Sawyer,
I Mauds Sawyer, I.uhi U'righl, Helen Seiiiinilt, .1 n
Wright, ami Messrs. Frank j/ay, Spaiin
I Toiiey. Milliard Wright. The people . ...
of .1 ohnstun have just cause to feci nisvoni m
proud id' their school and are to he con- su ( ""
irr.itMinted on having sneh an able instrut
tor as Prof. Bet hen at Ilia head. ( hrunic hri
I le was unanimously re-elected by tin- 8ululm.,. cn,,,,|
(trustees as superintendent ftir the ijevMl aril cur
| ensuing year. Tar. For Mile
Itatosbuig.
Special sale cf six bicycles this week
| for the cash. (b un. K. JoSEs,
nmvr.N
I.ivine at an i
in) Yof RNJoY WHAT Yor kaT? mote (Ttun i i v i
If von don't vniir fnr.il il.t.tk. -1.- tc.i driven tod
I i , i- V i' i. """ ' l' eidcnt. r?-s?i i 11 ii
'you iniit'li good. hndnl Dyvp*p?iu , .
( uru is tin- remedy that every one 1?'?? r*, ? V* '
i should take when iliere is anything ''. .
wrong willi the stouixch. There is no ',.
way to uiamltitn the heal) h and Crossoii
' strong th of mind and body except hy
lion ishincnt. There is no way 1" I'll
J nourish except through (he stomach, * **
| The stomach must he kept healthy,
pure and sweet or the strength wiil jyjr M A
let down and d^ense will set up. No
| Appetite, lossof strength, iiervouriifss, j,,. js
| heada'he, constipation, had breath, n, i.nd w ill e;
sour mint;*, rifling, indigest ion, dys- , , ,,,.|H,M|u
( pepsin and all stoma, h troubles are ,hl. fl,(;n
I.un Uy cured l.y the use id Ivolol is,rai.lioll in llh
Dyspepsia t ure. Sold by Hatcsourg
, Drug Co.
Patronize home institutions. Don't JQ
send your laundry out of llie State
when you can get as good work from \
the Laurens Stan in Laundry. IV illie Thia ignaturo la
Miller agent. Call at Advocate of I I jjxatiVC Bl
I e* iiio remedy that c
1HrnTER,"Y
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cks at Your Door!
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a potenate of that country expressed
ed two ears of corn or two blades of grass
ore, deserved better of maiikind than the
entitled to the public's esteem is the merilertnoss
and diplomacy effects a purchase,
d to buy for $1 what, under ordinary cirt
recent deal enables us to offer a stock of
ir to any in the State, at .H'ST AllOUT
inspect this stock you do yourself, as well
-of-date stuff", but the very latest and best
- PANTS,
-l j j ' '
a our, at a cost to the
l1 hundred pairs of pants
itil closed, at the actual
er before have we made
Come while the : :
; Are Complete.
>c. to 4.-0. Many other
store.
oes, Hand Sewed, 1.95.
Made and worth all of $3.50. PSyer=
silk llibbon, - 15c.
to close. - 99c.
f>0 Itbick Serge Coats and 1.50
h fiutn ioc. to 2oc., at 5c. the yard.
>cs. tscine ??k r?0c) 2()c. the pair.
0 i-2c ])er yd
Shoes, worth ifi.o) Ooc. per pair.
dies Shuea, worth $1 *J."i 00c. per pail*
Racket Store,
mrtr a i?*l Wiiseaer
1'iger limiting. ItOADS?
ay morning dispensary
I our town a visit. 1m- Their lullm-me L*i>un Civil!
n .getting otr the train ?., ??? .
on their, rounds, but (
ns ' qniet along the l*o- (rv McFall Bhltell.)
use the slang ubrase, v
hing doing, so empty Roads are public highways alon;
parted. Tho sau.e eve- whieh people travel fro'n place t<
t*r-wung corners with jdace. They are necessary for earring,
much to tbe delight "ig on commerce between different
i i,u ..t i?..?
. . ...... ... u.i.ci-.. H-niir locomoiive engines
' "iiiiVYhe liquor, acted j were invented the only way for carryrs
of his superiors, ??> commerce on land was l?y
I nieui.s of wagons on the roads. At
nut tires and all bicycle ! ?'*?* '"Outla were mere trails
le bv Cyril E.Jones. vt'ry poor condition, but as etvili;
zalinn advanced people began to bnilil
. , . .. ... 1 better roads and make new invention!
^ ''t?* forearrjing on their commerce. Tin
ey ividiu y n,:i ' s rends of a country may be compared
~ i . ? >r '"a ' ^ * ' 1 to tin: veins and arteries of (lid body
esburg . and commerce ar.d intercourse form
the life of a country. The veins are
respondent Lives. ,,'t' rn"',s tl1,ro"^1 w',i,l,h !he. b,00,d ,i9
carried to li pots of the body and the
is a little more com- roads are the veins through which tin
provisions and productions of the
ns visited this section w? rid are cariicd into every country.
> and already the crops The public road system is one of our
elded nnprov. incut. most impcrtant public Institutioi sat:d
i in earnest around here, it is necessary that they should be kept
something bi tter than in as gosd coiidition as possible. You
but is fur froui a lull can judge the < i vi I'/. i; ioil and enlightenment
of a people by the conditlou 'li
tended the closing ex- which they keep their roads. NVtienalmetlo
< ollegiate In- ever you see the highway very narrow
ngton, lest Monday'mil mid always rough, you will see where
an liirdlv express o.-.r rough, uncivilized people live. '1 lie
his occasion. new regime of our country was very
de was in town a short destitute of good roads, consequently
urday on bis way to there i? w here I he roughest of our people
live itiorihr for our people to beum|
cr, one of our sue- come relined and cultured they must
men, was in town last have iutnrcourse with other people,
and iu older for them to do this the)
i\ lor was seen here last must h iVe gocd roads for the people tn
travel mi. Cent in ies ago, when Koine
runners are behind with was such a | i.werl'ul nation, they had
m o cotton had to be re- i hetier roads than any other country,
ig delay. j They made tloir roads, llieu their con
I-ju.-si-. i lie way in?*y mailt- road-i was
to l*r.~t get a 11 rm Inundation. If tiif
natural foundation was i.ot lirm
.ti wt-rt ini>tr ki'ti, | enough they dug until tln-y secured a
u?t yet been forsaken. Urm f?'unt!aiion then they laid a coat
ing of eemeiit anil then they limit the
t you did erect, r< ads t?f square sloiics. In this way
ve si ill i-'illeet, they hail good, smooth roads with solid
dead yon know, foundation?. The first thing they ditl
lost have thought us so afterthey had eonqueri ti u eon a try ami
.I>e Allen. settled all disttirhances was to traverse
ne 2d. the country with good highways. Tins
was done at a \ery great cost. It is
. true we cannot build such roads as
yen- uecti t cpnu in*- ' these every where, hut thtre Is always
< tidi. K. JoMn. room for improvt ineut. Komla are as
essential f -r the country as streets are
iiehail * roubles and u"' !oW,M 1a,'d , *"?? w|>?i
is can 1,.- quickly re- "?? /' ? country are taken
.1 by Foley's Honey and s!' k ,nr, the doctor and ,f
, by J. I). Tim.mms H e roads are good It take* thephyMi-ian
only a short time turret to the
patient and give it relief, lint if the
roads arc in had condition and foil of
t.. i.ksi-?c , 11?* holes the patient lias to sutler that
much longer or po.sibly die before remit
of the way place, re- lief can b.? had. The minister w ho has
li'/. ilion, a family is ol- to travel some distance through the
espcralion in case of ac- ei i.niry to meet his appointments,
ig in burns, eels,wounds funis i? a great ineonvenienco when
y in a sopi ly of Hunk- the roads sire had. Hut the greatest
.nlve, It's the best on part of this worry and trouble tails on
? .1 Harris, Matesburg, tin: farmer, for lie has to haul his prolog
Co., l.eesvilie. ducc to tow si and haul his provisions
home. So lie is oil the road more than
. . rj-, any of them. It is true it takes a great
it 1 rOCS ilenl of money and labor to build good
r.,n,n l.i.l ..*11 ? I
w..v nii?i mrj ll l I- VOIISI rlll'I I'll
it is a great p.ensure to travel on them
itltms.nf Ilnxlcr, wishes anj they ate easily kept lip. In a few
his Iriei:ds and custom- years a good road could be oonstriic'.ill
in tin' fruit ir?< liiisi- ,M| with the money it lakes to keep up
all eii them in the near it one, This is an important pub^
choice selections from lie question, antl let lis hope tbat the
;eiivborv> Nurseries. Sat present acilatioii of this topic will tie
[ future as in (lie past continued until the whole Southland
_ is girdled with a network of public
roads that will he a pride to her penJ
pie through all coming generations.
^The ahovo was delivered as an ossay
i t .u hy McFall Kitlgoll at school commenceon
c-vcrv of tho gonuinf -> q .
o. ? ,, . nieut, ami lor lack of space was necesi
O.llJ-iJlonlHC * ' " sanly omitted from lust week's issue,
euro* o cola i? on?
pil ? ? ? T
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Am to Vural Free Delivery.
Lust week"we gathered the folloT*in?
iofortnation from Congressman Lever
in regard to rural free delivery. He
says there will be no new rural routes
inaugurated before the llrstof July,
and until the present investigation into
the scandals in the Poetotllce Depart
ment has been completed. Everything
is held up, pending this investigation,
and rural delivery is at a
standstill. He said this would not affect
the routes already in operation. It
only applies to new service?to the petitions
awaiting the toil ion of the Department.
He says he has eighteen or
i wi'ni v nutiiiom ? til.
ing investigation . A a eck or so ugo
lie snys lie made a special triple Washington
for the purpose of inducing the
liepart uient to aend a special agent
into the distiict to I ok over these
routes without delay, but was told that
Much agent cobld not he sent yet
awhile, which is very unfortunate, us
the rural service is made to suffer from
the alleged corruption in the I'oitoQice
Department. However, only u
few months wilt e'upse before an agent
will be stilt. Mr. Lever, us well as
those benefitted thereby, hopes to see
a number of new routes in his district
at an early date.
During tl.e summer kidney irregularities
often caused by excessive drinking
or being overheated. Attend to
the kidneys at once by using Foley's
Kidney Cure. For sa'.e by J . D. Tim'
toons, Bateshiirg.
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rn denting with our customers
in the |>n>t lias caused us to
, look on <>tir ever-increasing
, sales with much pride. Every
. week's sales (much to our delight)
continues to surpass
, that of Hie previous one, ami
? we desire t j express - - 1
/saw
; ?o (Ouv fetoihcrs
our profound thanks. - Cur
shelves are being packed with
new and attractive goods ?
[ nothing grows stale in our
store. Count to see us. Many
people are literally dying l?y
indies in ignorance of Die
cause, when - i
/oIcd's flvidnci)
!| v:. r5 - j r>
.. (True..
w >uhi restore them to health
ami strength. This fatuous
medicine is ton well known to
iited any complimentary reremarks
from ih. It positively
Cures. A J standard patent
medicines in stork.
Yours to serve,
J. D. TIP4MON?
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PERRY BROS.
General Merchandise.
AHENTS FUlt THE NEW
HUM K S K W I Xl? MACHINE,
THE IIEST ON* THE M AltK
E r.
WIS PAIIKY A FUI.I, I.INK
OF COFFINS A NO CASK KTS.
\\ K A HK 1 N TUK M AUKK l'
TO SKI.!.. or It ! KICKS
AND TKKMS SI IT THK
1 l'KOPI.K AN O TIM LS.
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PER R Y BROS
Batcsburjr, S. C.
i Subscribe fsr tho Advocate.
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WE ARE
- NEVER TOO BUSY TO
HUNT BARCAIVS .. - 3*
I in A
. . . i; or uur uustomers
36 pa irs Ladies' Slices, worth SI #, at - 65c
18 u 44 44 4' $1.35 at 8^c.
18 ' ? ? ' $1.50 at $1.00
We luive a few pairs mens* and
children's Shoes going at same
prices. : : : :
These Prices Can Not be Duplicated
If you want a good Suit of
Clothes Cheap, Come to us.
Fit and finish are combined.
Not over Due Dollars worth of the goods priced below to ahy one
i list? nor on any one day :
i; Riverside Plaids, per yd., 5c. M
^ Qranitevillo Drills, 44 5c.
Danville Plaids, 4k 4o. ^ - |
3^. Sea Island 44 4c. jj|
Other things in pro(>ortio.i. Don't forgei our Millinery and
Drosstxakinc Departments.
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SAR bOAD OF CORN JUST received
T. J". j=3-A."W3Li
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Have you seen that beautiful
j
])ieturc displayed in our window?to
be given away. A counon
with everv Q5 cent rmrl
J fauwjwjwvrtm 1'"*
chase. Batesburg Drug Co.
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Carriages
3.3^-d Wagons
General Merchandise. |
X-i. ZD. Culium
Corcipany.
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2? Soap Bubble
Is like the assertion ^
made by the propri c
I tors of numerous / ^ v \ ^
Mineral Waters, f , \
Tt Avill not stand. I ^ ^ j
Analysisliasproven \
our every claim. \ * ^ I
The largest brick \ J *? M
hotel 111 the Carolina's \
or Georgia at the ^y - M
Springs. At com- /%NCEH ALE fl
modat ions mi- X/ ? ??- fig
, 111*passed hotti.ed> from tiifs water
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yy 1.1 THIS - WATER HHs
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le^e ami for Oil* n?inn--oon oi n?w f This wonderful medlolne poel>t
inifiit s ?iii i). licio ai t lie < 'ituni \ n tlvely cures Consumption, Coughs ^ Court
House on IV,.lay. July lot I,, at g Co|ds Bronohitls, AsthrtlS, Pn?UOil.
111. Applicants must not be less . *. .
t!:nn 15 year.* ?>f n^o. When scholar- monia, Hty Fever, Pleurisy, Li?
ships ore va?*:it??i alter .lulv lOih, tin y ? Grippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throst,
wilt he a.vai-.h'ti to those making the '. Croup and Whooping Cough.
:.i?hest HV.,?Ke at th,., exatnin.t ic? E 5oU|c guarantoed. No
I lie next session will cppii about hen F ^ ^
ten,her 1st, i.n.i h'or further inform-1 k Cure. No Pay. Price oOc. & $ I.
ation anil a catalogue address l'res. 1). b 1 rial bottle free.
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