The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 07, 1904, Image 4
Council Report.
J. C. GLOVER, TREASURER, 1
ACCOUNT WITII THE TOW
OF BATKSBURC FORQUARTE
ENDING MARCH 31ST, 1901:
DEBTOR:
Jun. 1, To ain't from M,R.
Kit wards, Treasurer f 40O l
March 81, To cash for Hues
during quarter 103 <
Road com pou mi 50 *
Special collection for road wl .. 12.(
Tax on real nnd personal prop. 471 1
For license 341 I
Returned by J. W. M-.Caitlia 8-1
Total *1,532.C
CREDIT:
E Jones, lime bill .. 5 (
P H Nelson, prof, services. . 10 C
Standard Oil Co., oil 7 11
O J Harris, bill . 7
Jno Bouknight. hauling tia-li . 4
Sam Bouknight, lighting lamps. 8<J
II I. Fink, police 10
Advocate, printing 110
" " 3 0
All Blease, night wntchm.tn. _ SO
' police service ... I 5
O W Salter, police. 35 0
J F Ferguson, night watchman 22 0
Frank Jennings, hauling rock 4 0
Brantley Watson, work .37
Brag Folk, work 2 2
Ceo Clark, work 15
West Williams, hauling reck 0 0
Oi; 7?
C W Salter, sundiy bills lor work ?'? 8:
Frank Jennings. Iianlin^ 2 I
Brantley Wat?on, work I 0
Ceo W Aspbill, feeding hi d seiz
ing mules . .. 3 9
For detective work _ . 10 (X
o l* Ellieredgc, for mule 110 CI
E 11 Steadman. wagon and lm lis 3s (X
Sam Boukmght. lighting lamps 8 0<
Brag Folk, street work 1 0:
Gso Clark, " H 31
Sam Summers, " 3 3(
Brantley Watson, " 1 5<
West Williams, hauling __ 1 0<
W A Crouoli & Bro, lumber. 14 K
E It Steadman, bridle . _ 1 2;
Geo Clark, work . .. 2 7(
Sam Summers, work 2 II
Brag Folk, work _ 3 3."
C W Salter, police . 35 IH
J F Ferguson, night watchman. 30 01
M K Ru'land, oil __ ft i|
It S Simmons, bill .... 3 5"
First Nat'l Bank, rebate license 20 0(
J J Itawl, oats 3 2>
Brag Folk, work ... 3 (H
Geo Clark, work 2 1(1
W A Crouch & Bro, lumber bill 13 5(
C W Salter' sundi les . 14(
Geo W Durst, hauling clay.. 2 7.'
duo Nero, work ... ... 1 CC
Rufus Church, work. . 1 Si
\V A Crouch, lumber & hauling 14 1(
George Clark, work.. . . 181
Brag Folk, work . 3 Of
Earnest Norris, work (5(1
E Strother, I'sq., prof, services 15 0(
M E Rutland, oil . 8 7(
Sam Bouknight, lighting lampif 8 ()(
Brag Folk, work .......... 7."
,1 W McCartha, expense to Columbia
8(K
Allen Wise, work 1 2(1
Schu Nero. .. . 1 2<
Geo Clark 't. 1 It!
Total . * 57? 91
To Balance on hand 955 11
Grand Total $1,532 01
Practically ?B1 had health comes
from stomach. Kidney, lover, and
Blood Diseased conditions. Correi (
these and yon will mjoy perfect health
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Even Rheumatism and Catarrh vanish
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you will need a Spring Tonic, whv
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stomach, kidneys, and liver with
KADIOZONEV
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Radiotn has caused a great flurry in
the Scientific world, our new remedy
RADIO/ONE has mated an e<|iiat
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class druggists. If your dealer cannot
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a full sized can will be sent you, all
carriage charges paid,
RESOLUTIONS
As to the Congressional Candidacy ol
1). J. VV i 11 in ins.
The foil iwing preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted at a
called meeting of the Milder Democratic
club, held on March 1$>04,
ami signed by eveiy member ol the
club.
Whereas we, the member- of llibler
Democratic club, the e i.b of rhieh
J...I. Williams is a member and the
club of I lie section w here he was
horn and I.a- lived all Ins life, ate in
a position, being his neighbors, to
know him intimately.
Resolved, lirst.'lhat we know L .1.
Williams to be a in.ui of ability and
energy and po.-se-sed of tlit highest
ideas of lionoi Hull i nt :i .'I'll ?
ucler.
Rfsolvcd, second, That as lie is in
every way tilled to perforin the duties
of the high office lo which he i*>pires,
we cannot commend hi in t< <>
highly to voters of the second coiigressiohal
district in his race t> succeed
the late ( ongie-sinan < roll.
The ah jve preamble* and resolutions
were signed hy every member
of 11 i lifer Drinor atic Clno
(Signed) >. D. VVIIII'K,
President.
(Signed) It 11 Kircil INtiS,
Secretary.
Williams' P.lcction a Foregone Conelusion.
Reports from eveiy section of the
Sc. ond <_ on^ressionn! District are to
the effect tliat lion. P. J. Williams is
Kainiii^ ground day hy day, and it ihi^lily
probable that he will win hy a
rnmlortable majority in the liis'. primary.
And why i it-' lie is a self-inade
man whose i tib ial iteord is without
blot, whose private life is above reproach
and who is honored, trusted
esteemed hy all incii---.it home and
abroad. Mr. Will.anis hascoiiiinandii.K
jireseiice, a striking parsonahty, is a
lorcetul speaker, endowed with strong
and vigorous mind, and, with all he is
a practical, well-rounded man wlu is
<|iialilied Jin every sense to represent
his constituency with credit and ability.
\\ h le he may not succeed in his ef
ion 10 siiiy Hit* nana <>| corrupt ami
ext ravegant Kepiibliijiliisiii. lie will l:e
ton mi everlastingly at it, and, tor (lit rinore,
il wdl (>e his constant endeavor
to open wide the tlind-gates of the J
national treasury winch lead southward
seeming every duller that can l?.i
legitimately had for this section and
its people.?Edgefield Advertiser Mar,
30th.
Subscribe for the Advocate.
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N jfc FOR A
? $ Rheumatism, - Catarrh $
? Stomach, Livtr, Kid- ?
B ney and Bladder B
* $ Tronhles, ^
10 Viz*
M) Take the Matfic Remedy. V y
; $ RADIOZONE ?
- A CERTAIN CURE ^ j
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? ^ The Best Blood Cleanser ^ ^
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vi/* Ever Discovered.
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11 ?oS I'rire 75 cents per yl>
yy eau ut all tirst-oiass yy
lO ^ ^ Drugstores. If your
i?l / y dealer cannot supply
*> you, send us the price
J? V y also mention this vE*
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U r'V send you a full sized ^
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V' v > charges fully paid. y^
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1 ^ Radiozone Rarnedy Co, $ 1
-> LINTON, IND.
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I Farm For Sale.
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. One lliindr d Acres, one and one
I half miles south of llatesburg. The
) property contains two tenant houses
and out buildings. food water for
, houses. The land is well watered by
II two streams. Sixty acres iiihIt cul>
tivation. the remainder being heavily
I timbered with pitch and spruce pine
) and oak. All the land is level. A
I bargain for cash. Will sell for
T cash and remainder on liberal term", j
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Hdgefield's Absolute I'nunimty for I
Williams. I J
i Tlie Elgelield < "hroniele of last we#k
1 has t lie following to say regarding lion
Leon .1. William#, of that county, one J
T the most popular candidates for!,
Congress from the second district: i
The lives of some men are renmrka-i I
hie. The life of l.eon .1. Williams, oft*
Kdgefh Id. who is not yet forty tears, i
ol age lias already heen a remarkable i
one, signalized by the uumisinkahie I
hand of dest iny, and promises t o lie ; (
still more remarkable in the future. s
To lie a man of favoring destiny is not ,
always to he a mere m in of luek--or an
idle man?for while destiny seems to ,
be distinctly favoring Leon J. Wil-I
liatns, she is lint recognizing the man
[ of brain, tlie man i f work, and, what is ,
far better than either, the man of worth ,
and reliability, l.eon J. NVillaiiis.s as j
I we have said above, has not yet reach- |
| etl the age of fort*- years, lie is only ,
some t lori v-seven or eight His record
is before Itis simple?his people?and r
Willi a spontaneous nod absolute no[aniinity
they are espousing ami en-1,
| dorsing his rudiiia *y. And, mark veil f
ill this world, when a loan's neiglihn-s
love hiin and speak well id' hiIII1 Jie is ;
einphatiealiy the right sort of num.
And when we say " his home people," |
we include the good lilizens, men and |
I women, of Saluda. For (5od ward <>11 |
'the day wln-u we of Kdgeliold shall .
not rail Saluda people 'home people,"' J ,,
and love them as such. (
Leon J. Williams, from his rally hoy-j f
hood, has hi en a farmer, lie is still a
farmer ill thought, wind and deed, and j
! with the farmer stands?with the |
I miner stain.?, and, if necessary, with >|
I In I'ariui r W ill tall. And this being
the east*, I lie young man's ripeness in |
; statesman like thought and expeatne ,
! is really wonderful, and proves that ' (
his iniiiil is an clastie and many-sideil i /
one. And this i?, jn?t what I.eon J.(
.Williams's mind is?ipiiek, ?* )a st i o I u
and luony siiled-?joined to a lira in ami' ;
a hand brave to ihiie and do. I ,]
Mr. Williams needs not in the slight-* j
ese any help or boast nr, from blond orj (
ancestry, but, at least to a man of th ' i,
writer's a^i* and early training, it |,
will not hurt liiin t > sav that patri- t,
otic and statesmanlike South Carolina
blotid llows in Ins veins, lie is a great |>
grandson til sturdy old Coverner John i,
if. Williams ofSouth Carolina?a Lhir- M
Mr. J. J. Rawl.
Dear Sir:?Oter fifty yeats ago. our
firm begun selling paint throughout
the South; sales have continued uninterruptedly,
and ten times grater than
any other brand of paint, Read the following
:
"Have used the I,. & M. Paint
twenty 2l'arsi houses with It eight
years ago show better to-day lb hi
houses painted with other paints within
two years."
A. It. Kdgell, Alachua, Fla.
"Have used all brands of paint,
L. & M Pore Paint stands better, and
wears longer than any other paint I
have ever used in my ten years experience."
"I painted our old homestead with
I.. ?fc M. Paint twcntv-six venrs iitn.
Not painted since; looks better tlian
houses painted in the last four years
with other paint."
11. S. Scolleld, Harris Springs, S. C.
"I sed the l<. & M Piint for sixteen
years Painted three boosts with it Uft
en years ago; th.ty have not needed
painting since."
J. ?. Webb, Hickory, N. C.
Respectfully,
BONDMAN & MARTINEZThis
celebrated paint is sold by J. J.
Raw I & Son. Baleebur*, S. (!.
HALI.AItu's IIORI llOt'ND SYKt'P.
I in meditely relieves hoarse, cr-?upy
cough, oppressed, rattling, rasping and
ditlicult breathing. Henry C. Stearns,
Druggist, 8 hull-.burg, Wis , writes.
May 20, 1901: "I have bt en selling Ballard's
Ilorehoiind Syrup for two years,
and have never h?U a preparation that
lias given better sunistaction . I notice
that when I sell a bottle they come
back for mere I can honestly recom
mend it.'" 25c, 50c. $1. 0'? Sold by O J .
Harris.
Dcmocrat'C Club.
The Butesburg Democrat t'lub will
meet on haturday April Kliliat 8:00
p. in. in the lia'.esburg opera house to
reorgai izc and attend to other husi"i'Sa.
W It. llite.
Ch'ui., of Board.
Wll.f. 1NTKKK8T MANY.
Every pecson should know that go< d
health is impossible if the kidneys are
deranged Foley's Kidney mire will
cure kidney and blander disease in
every form, and will buihl up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their functions properly. No
danger of Bright's disease or diabetes
if Foley's Kidney cure is taken in
time. Sold by Timmons Br. s.
SPECIAL
Londay I will o1
n many lines,
my store on th
rchased.
a\ jr. iRj
ington man, who in the olii, high,
jetter days held the Palmetto State
safely anchored to it- proud history.
Yes, aa we have said, the absolute
ind eiitetsiastie unanitniiy of Hetre- |
ield and Saluda for I,eon .1. Williams
s remarkable - and vet not remark a- :
jle?-and nodes well for tin-young man '
abuse wort lily ambition is in serve his
|>eo|de in t lie Congi ess of t liese I 'nit ed
states. I'alwam wt l .MKKl'ir i kiiat!
Col. Towill and the Church.
Col Jtio Ih'l'i Towill who was in the
,-ity yesterday, was tiei ng ijii i/./.ed by
io:iie of his Iriends as to the faets in
he case of alleged voluntary retire- 1
neot from the Haptist chureli upon 1
lis being eleced to a position on the
lisp-usury board Col Towill disclaim- '
id having ipiit the church for any mo- 1
ive other than that of preventing any '
u-r * i *?i m in tiir ? \i% - ^ I ?i I i nil
>t winch lit* li:i.l been a member and he
las not left the dciiomiiiation, as it
ins been made to appear.
Upon liis candidacy liav hk been aniiinniutl,
be was approached by severtl
conscientious meuibci s of the eon- '
cremation who told loin that hey be- '
euveil that he ou^lit not to take the |
ilaee. Ypon having received assor- i
Hue that lie would lie elected, C'ol. I
l ow ill appeared before t lie eongrega
ion, started I lie ease ami asked fur a 1
etler of fall fellowship. Ills friends 1
tad made a poll of the e iigrcgnlioii 1
tint hud found nine out tif a iiieiuber- ' I
hip of over'2011 who thought si nee re1 y
hat be should not eoutiniie his col.- I
leeiiou W'lb t he coiigregat i.ni <
Ahsdutely no objection was exiresscd
(o give him a letter of lull felow-hip.
a lid ever since tha* tune Col.
I'owiil has taken part id the cniiimiinon
services at If.itesburg. He put his
e| t? r hi a ehiir rh about three mile*
ait of Hate-burg. Metlilehem, with a
iieinhersliiii of UU I, and ne is in full
elfow'sbip.
Col. I'owiil declares that lie went
ipon the hoard with thu determination
o see (toil the law is enforced in the
isiiensaries. As to himself, lie slaieii i
it reply l<? ipii'stinii.x, dial la* lias not
aketi a M'ore of drinks of whiskey in i
is IiIV altliron^li It - is lint narrow in |
is views as to the use of wine as a
overage, lie would lotia\ oppose tin* |(
l a li I i-l i men I of a dispensary at Itate - '
urti as lie lias ever done, and Ills plat- ^
?rm is tliat the dispensers themselves \>
Mist toe the mark. ?Mtalv, April Itli, ,,
TOL
At The F<
Will You i
Tile BATESBURG DRL
ceived i?ud put in oreratio
fountain. All the latest d
best of s* ?e. Give us a ea
Batesbur
*
This is to inform my friends ol' tin*
fact that I am now with Mr. J..I. Kawl
and would ho glad to have them call on
me wliei. in need of anything in the
way of notions, clothing, dry goods, J
etc. C. <5. Wise. I
A BATESBTR3 WO ?/K ASKS
"have you a II or paint that will last j
two weeks?" Yes we have Devoe's; it 1
lias a beautiful gloss and will wear two !
years if properly applied. Tiinmons |
Bros.
IIKN CAST (SIXTY IN DAKUKIt
More than half of mankind over six- ;
ty years ot age suffer from kidney and '
t ladder disorders, usually enlargement
of prostate gland This is hoth painful
ami danger us, and Koley s Kidney j
(.'lire should he taken at the first sign ,
of danger, as it corrects irregular;! it s I
aim lias cmriMi many inn me 1 m mis
disease. Mr. Rodney llurnett, Rock
l'or?. Mo., w rites : 1 suffered with enlarged
prostate gland ami kidney trouble
for \ ears and afler taking two bottles
of Foley's Kidney 'Jure 1 feel better
than I have for twenty years, nltlmiig
I am now hi ytursjobl." Sold by |
Tiintnons Uros.
PRICES
ffer to my patr
ind it will mea
at daya saving
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A 1-T-T--T
Announcemeiits.
Candidates Cards, not exceeding One
and One Half Inches will he Inserted
in this Column fer $5?
Cash >u Advance. l-xtra space
will he cltorged accordingly.
FOR CONGRESS.
I.ongmires, S. C , March II, 1901.
I respectfully annoiiiiee invself a canlidale
for Con ress from the Second
listrict, S. C., subject to the rules and
regulations of the Democratic primary
ieetion, and pledge invself to abide by
the results and support the nominee*
if the party. I,. J. W'li.l.i.vMs.
FOR CONGRESS:
To my fellow-eiti/ens of Aiken
'oiiu'y and of the Second Congressdona!
I?i-*t riet :
1 have read with priile and gratitude |
no*t profound, t lie numerously signed
petitions inviting me to bee.-mo a i
nndidate lor Congjcss to till the va
aney caused hy the death of my re-i
vered father, llonorahle Oeo^ge W. j
'roll, I'ri in the Second 'Congressional
District ol South Carolina.
No strong* r token of honor; e*teem
ind reverence for t he memory of your
jepurt"*! represent!!!ive can he given. ;
W bile reluctant to d > so, y. t I aviug
'ailh in those who signed the petition j
mil the fili'/.ri s nt (lit* district .it large
i niiijorii \ <>t \\ liuiii wcri1 Ins t'ri?*it?ls,
have derided to nnkf Ilu? dm* anil
ieri"iy antioiiiire 1113self a candidate
nr Congress ir.iin the Second ('.in-!
jrf.--siiiii.il I i-if.t. in llll tlif iiiicniirt'il
ti l in only, rtilijf I tli I In- rr.-ull j
I tlif primary election. And I lierc- 1
'.V pieoge in) m1 11 to almlf liy mill snpMiri
tie nominee in such form and!
iruiciplcs ?.t tl.f Ih 1111 c ml if Party.'
T. (i C HO FT. 11
( I'll. Win. II Payor, of tin.' lainonBlack
Home Cavalry," and whose
oiim" was at W irrenton, Vn? died ir.
fasliington Tli' rsdaj. The remains I 1
rere burnt' home to the grave by ex- '
icinboi'a of this htmous brigade. I a
)AY
juntain
Meet Me?
JG COMPANY has just re>n
their new and elegant
einks will be served in the
II. gDrugCo
A DANDY KOK BL'KNS.
Dr. Berg in,) Fanii, Ills., wiitts: "I
have used Ballard's Stnw Liniment;
always rmiiuiD'iuled it to m.v fjii":d?u
as I am confident there is no better
made. 'It is a dandy for burns.' Those
\\ ho live on I arms are especially liable
t'j many accidental cuts, burns, bruises
wh e heal mpidlv when Ballard's Snow
Liniment s applied. It should always
be kept in the house for cases of t merge
ncy " 2"m',. BOe. ai.d $1 per bottle.
Sold by O J. Harris.
II K A I.TII IS YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old Ago.
Kerbine, taken every morning before
breakfast, will keep you in r.ibost
benlt.li, lit you to ward otf disease. It
cures constipation, biliousness, dys
!>#*psi;i, lever* situ**, nvti aim muiie^
complaints. It purities the blind and
clears i lie complexion. Mrs. 1). Smith,
Whitney, Texas, writes April 3, 19C2:
"I have used llerbine. and lind it the
l est medicii e fur constipation and liver
troubles. It does all you claim for it.
I can highly i commend it.SOcts a bottle
Sold by O. J. Harris
f
ons specritto
those
f on every
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Letter to Dr. W. H. rim merman,
Batesburg, S. C.
Dear Sir: A big in ill-owner, Spartanburg,
S. C, wanted 5,000 gallons
of paint, and bought by price; paid 5
rents less than ours; got a "Itad-and
zinc paint; but the lead was sulphate
of lead, not earbouale, Sulphate cost?
about half; mid covers ah tut half.
That paint was ndulteraied about
six times as much as the 5 cents paid
for He "saved" A cents; and it cost
him ;to. Uh no; it cost liiiu more than
that; we forgot the labor. Can't work
it out exactly : don't know how long it
will wear.
Short-lire.isi;u* besides; that alone
was twice as inu.h as his "saving" 5
cents
It was thin, too; some loss there;!
don't knew how much.
There was too imieh drying in it.
The maker made something on that:
he didn't.
Taking 't altogether, lie didn't make
much by tl.nl A cents.
Co by tin* na Jie; and the name is
I>evoe lead-aotl-zinc.
Yours truly.
K. W. Dkvok Co
New York.
1' S. Timiiions I res. sell our paint, i
To the voters of the Second District
w lui do not know personally lion L.
I. Williams, Kdgelield county's dist inguisht
d sun, w ho lias announcement j
in the News, who will recieve hearty
support in li s Inline county where he
i> best known, we say. do not decide
upon who } on will vote ior until you
ste him and hear his platform His
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........ . .Mini; "in -in I'jiuri mm, anil
is proud ot his past record as a public
servant, and the tiest rerunniemlation
lit lias is that the people who have!
known liiui from his youth up, endorse
lit in and will vote l or him to be their
next Congressmen ?Johnson News'
M nr. lit) h.
Anderson is to have the largest cot- :
on gin of i's kind east of the Missis-op- !
ii . It will consist of 1(170?row gins
nd four presses, all under one roof,
| French A
\ Wo Have Juat Opened a Nice and
5 Millinery ever brought to this*
i and OUR M 1LLINER is we'l up
v remarks as to the quality of our
\ that Our qualit'es are known. >
5 you, and we should he pleased I
|Tc?KINARp
We are headquarte
Pure Drugs and Chen
THE BEST THAT N
Stock Food
Visit us befc
I Batesburg Dr
District Summer School.
Sometime apostate Superi itetidet t
Martin otrered 'he suggestion that it!
would he well for two or thrte counties
to join in a district sumtm r
school for teachers. llis reason for
this was the snnill ultciHhir.ce f teachers
in some countie* not wuriantng
the employment of two ii stri ctors.
At present each county receives #loO
for instructors.
ny cuiiioining two counties Into one
sclioull a fund of $30u could be provided
the joint school. This would he
beneUcial for following reasons:
1st. Ellieaey (if school would be increased,
t?y employing four instructors
instead of two
2nd. A gsent r vatiety of courses of
study would be made possible, thus
enabling each teacher pup'l to select
two or three studies for which he feels
greatest need.
3rd. An Instructor for drawing an I
sight singing could be had, pro; ided ;
lth. By holding school In n new j
community, new material in the v ay |
of pupils could be drawn into the
school, which would thus broaden tl e
good results from these schools.
Why should not Saluda and Lexing-I
ton unite and hold a school at Bates- '
burg?
Ilea ns:
1. Town partly iu both counties.
2. People anxious fur school.
8. Bateaburg as acces>ble as either
Saluda or Lexington.
4 A better school would Le in better
reach of each county.
o Board could be lutd at very cheap
rates.
tl. Good school building with two
pianos and liorury of 300 volumes at
disposal of teacners.
7. Funds for tour instructors could
be provided. The county board of .* aluda
could recommend tso and county
board of education of Lexington could
recommend two.
A THOt'CAND nOI-l-AR's WORTH OF UOOD
'I have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder troubles for years, passing
gravel or stones with excruciating
pain," savs A 11. Thurnes a well
know n coal operator of Buffalo. (>. "1
got no reliel from medicine until I
began takin Foley's Kidney Cure, then
the result was stippriaiiig. A faw doses
started the brick ou-t-like substance
and now 1 have no pain across my ki 'neys
am I leel I ke a new man. It has
done me $1000 worth of good." Foley s
Kidney Cure will cure every form ( f
Li. *
n...ivB. <M uiauun uinru-trs. rtuiu liy I I
Titiiinoits Bros. j
The Ladies ||
Favor painting tlieir church ?s, ami
therefore we urge every .Minister to
remember we give a liberal quantity
of the. Longman?fe Martinez Faint to- j
ward the painting.
Wears and rovers like gold.
Don't p>y $1,50 a gallon for Linseed
Oil (worth 00 ceiits)^whieli you j
do when jon buy other paints in a
ran with a paint ladel on it. s&O
make 14, therefore when you want
fourteen gallons of paint, buy only *[
eight of I, ?v M and mix six gallons
pure Linseed < > i' with it, and thus ?
git paint at less than $l.?0 per gal
Inn.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of L Sc. M and three gal- j
Ions of Linseed O.I mixed therew itti.
These Celebrated l'ainta are sold by 1
.1 J Haw I ?& Soil, Bates burg, S. C. \
Sii'js ribe to flie Advocate, (
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| IT'S TIME T<
Cjy Give your fai
ter Suit a rest
took courage t
VI/ now it takes n
| **J Ull WllllCI uuc
Many of the
:=: Dressei
You in* et were wearing SuitsB
$0.00 to $25.00 is our scale of
remember tlint our (iuarantee oi
eyerj s?V we make. We shall lie
thing* any ?lav, for our garments
I. C. Levy's
^ 858 BROAl) STRIitr
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lillinery |
I Complete Line ol the Finest c
lecti.'ti The sty1 es ai e varied <
on them. We need mike 10 /
piods. Our iinnie guarantee? X
i. trip to our stor.? would pay >
to have you call. ----- /
rs for
nicals.
IONEY CAN BUY
s always on hand.
>re buying elsewhere
ug Company.
Without* Music k Bi* nto
your using soofrfldwr
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COOKING
COMPOUND
scud to bo
14JUST AS GOO0" AS
r aim a una
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When
Yoo
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PALMAT1NA
THE PUREST
VEGETABLE TAT
ON THE MARKET
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vTwg> Wesson Ompaw#
viratim; Foley's konky and tah
Foley & (' ? , Chicago, originated
loney a <1 Tarns a throat and long
emedy. and on account of the great
aerit and popularity of Fol< v's Honey
nd Tar many imitations are otfered
or the genuine. Ask for Foley's lionand
Tar and refuse any substitute
(Tered as no other preparation will
pve toe same satisfaction. It is tnildlv
axativea It contains no opiates and is
?fesI for eliiIdreo and delicate persons,
iold by Ti trillions Bros.
At Beaufort 011 last Thursday Sarah
drown, aged 29. on last Thursday kill\bell
Scott, aged 74, by striking him
villi a stone. Scott had beat her and
ihustd lier in various ways. She eners
a plea of self defense.
3 CHANGE! *
thful, hut tired Win- ,
A few days ago it
owearaSpring Suit,
lore courage to keep
Js." If you knew how
j Very Best
d Men :=:
here you'd he surprised,
prices on SI'KINO SUITS, and
f Style and Service g'us witli
pleaded to show you tlie new
invite admiration. - - .
Son & Co,
, AUGUSTA, OA. ?^