The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 25, 1904, Image 1
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onal Bank of Bttfeslwrr, *? *
1 and City Depository,
JO.UO Surplus and Profits
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touiln, 19U4. $120,180.54.
ig'sin 3y?-:??'S, $14,785.82.
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GEORGIA R,
Augll!
JACOIi PMINIZY. President.
\ 1 L ROA D BANK,
?ta, Georgia.
WM. A. LATIMER. Vice-Pr?s.
BATESBUl
LOCAL HAP1
IG, S. C., THURSDAY, AUGl
PENINGS. I
J3T 25, igo4.
A SAD DEATH.
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. J. R. T. Major has
I c cod I 11 f ii i liu ( i tun f ' Let tCTi
CORR^PONDE
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CM AS. <i. GOODRICH, Cashiei
CAPITAL, $2oo,ooo; UIV
This Bank niak.-s a special1
and respectfull> solicits the
CORRESPOND
RUPUS II. BROWN, Asst. Cashier.
IDIVIDED PROFITS, $225,ooo
ty of handling; out-cf-town accounts,
business of Partners and Alerchants
E N C E SOLICITED
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Picked Up Here and Th
Advocate R
Mr. Joe Herlonj; of Emory, was hero
Monday. Fr
Mr. M. E. Rutland spent Monday in "l
August*. 1
Mr. J. i\ (Mover went to Saluda .
Inst week
ere xtnd urouped ror1
leaders.
Mrs. T. I?. ijunttlebanin returned j *>'"1 1
idny from a week's visit to relatives ?oLne<
Pelion and North. | Arivoe
Mi s Corrie Poore, wlio lias Icimi vis- ,
uj; Misses Annie and l.m u K'her- j ??rsuli <
Ke for several days, Ufr ^for Iter Tndaj
IOOVU I M IV/ V I IVr Ml kill
Beyond.
[V.any months a^o lliare was an- 1 Lee
?1 through flu* columns ol The (
ate the marriage of Professor j \|is> Mai
1'. Major. superintendent of the j,.,i i,v
I Schools, t o M iss IJuennie Itiley. j have returi
it becomes our sal duty to ro- | ' harleslor
cuts, and 'Miey Are All P
sville Lett'.T. j Baxter a
.1'ipJran AJatns, accompan-j We liivo hail
ier frienJ, Miss Srlminer, storms during
iieil from a few days visit to hail storm did
i. ? d some of cut
^ewsy.
nd Hulon Dots.
I several heavy rains mid
; tin* past week. I'he
not reach in, but visit'
neighbors and did dam
Your Duty is to Vote
Every voter in tliis C'ongressii
district rhoultl bo sure and vote fo
F. Lever. While he is the only De
era tie candidate, the negro l)ant
will, i.f course, inn in order thai
may contest for Lever's seat. Lei
imal ? A Yearns Subscription S
rA. s Free to the Person ?
mo- < Who Sells First 5
zier / Bale of Cotton /
' u* S on Batesburg J
t>v* ? Market. \
no
Mrs. Huz Peterson is recuperating at ,
Glenn Springs. ^
ay or Edwards attended court at uei
Saluda last week. j
Mr. ti. M Jones, of Words, visited tin
his Tather here Monday. tv.
Mr. J. Henry Budie, of Leesville, was
lti town \Vi>iliip>ii!nr W'fl
in* rsMKirtluy. coul ll
diss AX si in i ?* Sin i t li, of Saluda county, it li <tl
ited her aunt. Mrs. W K. Smith, ?l ||,at |M
ir town, Monday.
one, y<
dr. Jamie 11. Addy, a member of sju, |ia
? llonrlnf Ileitis' ration for 11.is conn-!
> . .1. i coin tnu
called (o see us I ncsday.
only t
^ camp ol Woodmen of theWoihl
... 1 . . ? . i it)rl. eu
s ore inizcii in Lcpsvi ! * l.-i-i Satur-i
it? death ?>f Mi>. Major. W liiie
aivnj sevei
burn know 11 ( r sun ; time | return*
r eoinli t ion r as :i vnryeri'ieul Last Tin
et when it became known that i r.ifts eni
it departed this life tlie w liole friends at
. ii n it t i b#r filent
inity wis shocked. Dead! And , .
lumbia. J
wenty-'.hree years old! It i* |(je were |
sad t.? see one young and lean- snyinffthc
II. lluynes, wliti has noon j
ral weeks at Travelers' Kest Your scribe
ml and looks much iin proved. Hollow Creek
esday evening Miss Oertmde putting up stu
lertained a rumber of her" lhe oi l boniest
a sociahl ? gi veil in honor of of that section
I, M .ss .'essie Shull. of Co in the past 20
Ml of Leesville's young peo- Mr. Editor,
present and every one left i attracting the
V had spent a most delight- Mr. T. J'.. On
1 lias (1 own in the
section the past week
inp pn'lors Jinil visiting:
ead. The good people
report tlie finest crops
ycar?.
the sand hill section is
eye of the land buyer,
lattlebaum has sold his
Sick headach" results from a di
dered envdition of 11??- stomach hi
quickly cured by 'Ohnitiheriaiii's St
acli and Liver Tablets. For sal
Timmons Bros, and Crosson Drujp
There are several candidates out
' ,.r i.Siilninil <'mrmiissio
,(ir_ ( "pHL ADVOCATE will give to C
id is l'ie person who markets the S
urn- / first bale of cctton in Butesburg /
e !?> / a year's subsuription. Also a )
C years' subscription to the Twice /
\ a-week St. Louis Republic, a /
r year's subscription to the Larni ?
" I Journal and a chance at our $70
ner. \ .. . ? , \
da'
Mr. Henry Westmoreland, of Minis,
was in town Monday.
vis
Mi\ Kebx Hodieinade :i business trip j (
t? Saluda last week.
j
Mr. M. A. Croueli went to l'ro^peri- 4
t v 1 iut Fiiday on business. tlM
Mr. Claude Kurtou, of Moneltn. visi.- Kr
I'd friends bere Suntlnv.
f night with nbout *0 members. tiful ci
M i>s I.ucile Randal, of Sumter, is i l)rom *
at tiu* home of her aunt, Mrs. 1 hold a
uis I>. Kneree, near Uatesburg. j wife of
d r J, Kaminer, of (indsdeii. tl.e fa lit d
iprietor of the Kaminer bnild'iig in ;.nd e>
i town, was here on business last s!Uj <(1
iday. ' .
[ fat Iter
it ??II" 111 t lie morning tunc of a eveiiin
life. It is ind'cil sad to l>o. Mis4 Ma
young husband, bereft of the h-wdajsii
ii .11 . Mrs. F. B,
I is bosom: to look niton an hiM
r. and
epriv.d of a mother's counsel, Mr are ?.!?
LHiuplo. an t lift-! It is indeed Uraham's ]
view a sorrowing niO'lier and Roof, of tl
as they give b ick to earth t he Messrs.
? place near herr
ry Lou Major is spending a Hollow Creek,
ii Leesville witn her mother, midst at once t
Major. j ers are looking
Mrs. F. M. tirahain, of IM | **t'ling among
ending a few days with Mr?. j Union Sund:
parents, Mr. auJ Mrs. Win. 'aiSTp?t attends
lis place. day, Several i
J W. and W. M. Oxner Mr <?. ? Kne
m r* .4. _
i to Mr. Frank Price, of
who will move in our
mtl be one of us. Oth'.his
way with a view of
the
the
Until
>ntr uim vi Ab>.n>
tint Mr. W. Boyd Evans, of Colun
is the man to cast your vote for.
John Bell Towil
"| / kock mil Duj;i;y. wmi iinu st-i, r
1 'a I 5 your receipt. If you do not Ret ^
I ) in with the first bale bring us c
?? | > $1.25 and we will give you the j
I ' whole bunch, /
[ > BATHSBURG ADVOCATH. J
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Special term of Lexi r gton County me
Court convened Monday. Ha*
Mr. S. J. Kaminer, of Gadsden,
spent Friday in llatesburg. t
Mr. .lames I'ou, of Mt. Willing, was ' *
in town Monday on business.
<1 r
Mrs. (' J. St rem, of Augusta, visited
Mis. Isaac Edwards last week.
v iii. l'. (ireciie, Esij , a prominent rel?.ljn
mber of the Abbeville b.ir. vvns in ( ^
Ifsbur^ on lejjal business last Fri. '
f. ?R?'! 1
Several member* of t!.? le-'-ye of odd
Hows in this town attended (lie <,n 1
leral of Mr. Sliealy at iH'linur Sun- fame
>' der liei
diss V\ i tutie < 'ar| enter, of Roanoke, ealnily
. , I ?pent u da;
s of one whom the?* had c-c- ,
| former wa
t clit ? r and eoiufort their old ThrailUill
But s > it often hnpp' in tl.e M*. Lutl
of nil*it ! ""I 11 r-i' '
he ni^hl of 171 Ii death 1
; iiesuay.
to Mrs Major while renting un -j j)f ,
father's roof and quietly and ' Wns her? V
si e fell asleep. Miss I,ill
r in 8:11 ml a last \ve? Ic. Tlie I a,,u
s there on account of the I librarians for t
trial. * I Our free win:
ler Black, of the Ml. Pleas- Hope someone
Ella section of Lexington ?ne vlio doean
jre on our streets l ist Weil- mind Is free tri
The days of t
' Timiiieriiian, of Batesbnrg. bered and somi
'ednesday afternoon. stage. Let us
ie C 11 ay nes, who has been :n?ritingour
u<>. Wc
whose
im
lie mi insoon
pass of!' the
remember tl?e clay, am!
tickets plaee the names
IsaiesnuiK, w.
nvans
for
Railroad
Commissioner.
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Miss I.una (iurland t.'nyle, ol" Ala- NVi
haina, is visiting friends in town. ^
Mr. and Mrs ('. Smith spent Sun tun
Jay \\ ith relatives at Kui^e Serines. \ iM
rs. .Inn. 1?. Watson visited htr J
sister at Iliggin's Ferry last week. litl
Dr I. M. Mitchell spent Monday a|
Dliil I'litrKilav in IT .-k 111 in lii-i on liiKiiiuii Sll
is visiting her sister, Mrs. \V. M ;>j .
it ler. " ' |
lr. M Wise, formerly ? I' Hates VIkjiiI
i
rjr, out iiiiw til (' reen* ootl, is oil j
it to rel itives heri f?<r :i few ila\> Mm*
:r, I
>Ir. Simeon Sandifer anil his tw?
lie sisters of It.i 'iiberg, are vLitin; "erne i
the home of their cousin, Mr. It. S she wa
umouj, v t i
? no vvlio wraps the draj rry of a >l
ii? rinicli injiton, I),
him, and lie* down to p:casaiil Mi?s Hal
Irraiiw." | f
lies now by the?ide of her beau- Mhs Kd
i.-ler, Mrs. MallIi'mhi. in lli. 'in l,,wn Vl
, , . , Mis-i lil
rv <>1 < mieord (.lunch, whirr:,
lon, is spe
s laid to nst by her pastor, Rev. i ,j|)<r
I. il?no I I... \l i: < l-i I.
f>ecial course in art in Wash- ?f dean men
, C., has returned home. ho in favor o
Ltie I,ee llay.ies has return- have no pets,
r?iin ('oluinhia. viuw?the nph
wauls i- spending a few days ?nd rendering
siting he .Misses Oxher. belong to hin
inch Kyaser, from I.txing- bridge will ht
tiding a few days here visi- tip your n
ves and friends. 'he polls.
*?-- XX' I- u, Baxter. S C.
thereon?men who will
f honest laws; who will
but only one ohjert in
inldiiitfof our country
to t.od the things thut
ii Remember the fre^
voted for, yes or NO.
nind before ycu pro to
A. of It.
. Ana:. 22. '04.
_ .,i. ?-<?.. .11 louui r>*
S
? w iv, i ui iiiiii*
Mr. II. Jill Hurjji's-s, of Sleadium,
was here Tuesday.
/ I M", '"V."'. -)C iirnw
,^v::?...n.?l^rr rn r 21 I
i Mrs. Charlotte IVterk'n, of AsiieN.
C . is visiilnir frsemls in our
}
Miss Julia E. Holland, of Trenton, is ^ ^
visiting li r aunt, Mrs. It B. Sliealy.
Miss Annie Rogers, of IVuion, is tlie Co
guest of Iut friend, Miss Mary Eliza j
| bo
Mrs. It S. Ilollnn . of Treutoo, ter
! vi.-iting in., sister, Mr It. B Slieuiy, t?>\
| la-t *\eek. , *
I
diss Tnwin's, an accompished young und t !i
ly of <?reeiiville, i- spending n few friend
V's with her friend, Mi - Evilyr t |j?-j r
oner.
high p
klr. Fred M inshntl. >f Wi!\ ville. who | *
* (fie tK>ntta.;t for ;> ih? \v a. 1 win
works ami eleitrie in tliir ; Mrs.
vn, was lure on bn.sii.ess I- ridny. hand,
.Ito. i M 1... Weeks
^ *?M uniui.M \ mill II. .nr. ;n u
t* iar^e concourse of sorrowing j Sunday w
s that followed her remains to 1 M'""- *'
. ... been spew
last testing place evinced the ,
" ' has return
steem in which she was held bj j Miss Mnj
} knew her.* | criug froa
Major is survived by her hns- Quite a
In. r infant child, only a few f'1'15 v.cini
..l.l n.,.i ict11.. ?:.i ! College 1
.11 n . i\ uur.u^ hi i
itli Mrs. II. Kawl.
I'. Trotter's >j>ter, who I.as j E?thei"tid
ding a few d..ys in our midst I
rd to her 1. line at Trenton. ; IOT 1116 llO
<gio t raps is rapidly recov- taiiveS.
i an attack of typhoid f?-ver. I
large crow.'. oT people fr?)ai
ty attended the Newberry A Wan
icon ion which was held at ... r .(
?e. of Leesville,
use of RepresenniiiK
to Molliera. ' \
can 110L hi> taken wit ii
*y
Do you want t<
invest in a pieo
of property? I
j town.
Mr. W. II. I.nngstoti, after a visit
> to h?-r tali or, Mr. \v . I*. Cullum, has
| returned to her home in Alahtma.
J Cards .are oiit announcing the inar?
lia^euf Mrs. Emmie Magrudtr Chainjp
| hi in to 1 >r. .1. I>avis'I'iinmous on Wetl
| neMliiy, August :>lst, at the home of
Mr. S. ('. Kitehings, of Augusta, vis- fro
it?*(i his brother, Mr. W. W. Kitelm.gs, M:
Monday. ,
Mr. 1*. A. Covin, of MeCoriniek, is m<
spending a few il\ys with relatives in ?* ?|
town. Mr
The barbacue and political meeting u
at Keesville yesterday* was well at- J
no-t nmc n i iciunii'ii
hi a short visit to her uncle, Mr. who a
:Keiidroe Mitchell, at Ititlge Spring. face li
dr. <{. VV. Modliu, of Colombia, has- sides
vcd his family to our town and n< - molhei
pies the house formerly owned by nmj
. Klheredue, next to Dr. Miw bells , ,
H ' I Of l lies
idence.
| >f the
drs. Moride Hood, a t?aeher in the
' ' j |),.|a?ar l?
t the age of four r five Is "eft to j |ar?,.croW
fe without a mother's In Ip. Be-j |)r, J, ,
those she leaves a father ami j Newberry
p. Mr. ami Mrs. llenry A. Spann, j 1* ri*laj
. .. The Ban
reral mothers ami si t?-rs. AM
tainty. 1
e have the heartfelt sympathy |iaVe been
entire corointiniiy. State ami
i i i??i
si Friday. They report a I small children
d cf jolly people. ' of the summer
A. 1J. Coherer. President of j bowel troubles.
~ . . necessary to e
Co..cge, ?ii? on our streets | l>-ator tob(
!' t he bowels. Ixi
k of Leesville is uow a eer- ! but j;ive the i
he papers of iucori oration an 1 see that it
. . .... . r i nauseates and I
issued by the Secretary ot | ,, ,|lis (,(ies not
the slock books are open. Chamberlain's
.....i, i t,i <mi Tim I'nr- ! rlioea Remedy i
during the hot weather _
months to guard against
As a rule it is ot'ly
ive tli? child a dose of
orrect any disorder of
o not use any substitute
dd-fashioued castor oil;
is fresh, as rancid oil
ias a tendency to gripe.
; check the bowels give
Colic, Cholera ond I>iarand
then a dose of cas
so, write to mi
at once. = =
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0 UIU until', 11.11 l i^iimur, vie .
?rs. Fmma Miles and her daughter,
= , Miss Lucile, of Alabama, who have
| been visiting their nuele, Dr. W. II.
| Tiininerman, for several days, left
'i Hatesburg Monday for Johnston, where
| they will visit relatives.
Mi?s Evelyn Conner entertained a
' large number of young poodle hist
I lenueu. (?r
j Miss I.ueile ('iiltum. of ('olnmliiu, l'e
I is visiting *??r parent*'. Mr niul Mr?, se<'
I I j. t). Cnlli.m.
tre
Mr. M. I.. Smith. of Clover, on Sat|
?rda> visited Ills wile ami children, tnl
iwoo have been here for .some time x
visiting Mrs. Smith's parents, Dr. anil
Mrs. K K Hardin.
angehiirg College, ai'd her two lit- j
children, v isi let I relatives in this
lioll last week. While her? re- 1
I it a riii
red n telegram announcing the ex-j (jh'ler
ine illness of her brother- in-1 iw in j hank i
orgia She ieft immediately for At- j '',-v
ita Her t-.vo children will remain a
v days longer.
.r ,> i.mators a
lt:?; lorotlioiiulit n:ay save you '
of trouble. Anyone who mnkes| "J
le to keen ( liaiiiberlain's Colic, j.l. H ilnu
a ami Diitri l!ofu k'crra-t!y al j Klhorcd^o
mows this is a fact. For sale | 'I'tu' tin
unions Jtros nod Frcssuii I'rui;'
f air castles
nimble.
I Several I
Boll Weevil. .tciiUnnia
re ns follows; I. Mal. ?<>r ;)il, and the
L- u 1 II 1> 11 , , , ; ed in its Inoi
I- llendrix. II. V. Ituukuijjlit avoided. The.
knight, V. II. llendrix, E. J. J edy should ho
and C. I). Barr. I kept ready for
lie is soon coming for 'lie J'."' iddtca*
of lhe candidates to take a ,\,| uVa't'ment \
i lied upon with
.ees\ ilie people attended the ; en in cnsrs of .
1 exeirists held at St. Paul's ' ^Ic hy Tiuinit
i<i i hrug Co,
i disease may be checkipiency
and all danger
js'or oil and this remprocured
at once and
instant jse as soon as
,1011 of any bowel trouhis
is the most successknown
and may be reimplicit
c mlidence ey liolcra
infantum. For
ms I'.ros. and Crosson
I Fridap evening in honor ol Miss Iowne?
of Greenville, who ho* been spending a
few days with her. During the evening
delirious re flesh men is vveae
served.
They Appeal toOur Sympathies.
The bilious and dyspeptic are constant
sufferers and appeal In our sympathies.
There is nut one of ti.eni.
;
A man with qualities
? h
which fit him for a seat ,i?
in the House of Representatives
is Htheredjce, 01
Leesville. Vote for him.
Vlurder Case Continued rlen
1'lie case ol McCormick ami Miller, 1
ar^ed with murdering tlie Trues- ,rat'nn
le negro, lias been continued to the weevil
xl term of Salud.. court. i formal
boll \\
Killed Accidentally. i
Mr. I). Iv Sliealy, foreman of the !l1"' s*''
lUiiuren si
ison < W>11 liiis sent us for ex- , ,,
" lout ol tl?
o t lie farmers a sptrimtn illus- were benel
\ tin* life history of the boll about the
It is in a vial ronuiiiiilig io I knew bt U
tlehyde I lie lava ami adult of the iueIt
; Saliie boil
eevil.
K.iwl, he
invite all of our reailers to call < ;uiicli.
e the specimen. It is for the en- Sunday
umiay. int- tAcruiDv? ..ui j
v ordinary an <1 all present
Uud. Tu,y .,ar.K-,l mud, Struck y
l-utheruii ( liurch they nwver
>re. Those attending from r* '
Misses Nettie Mit'uilhu and ( o'flninn s X I?
ieai.d Dr. .1. V. Kinard, E last Saturday
iiben Mc-Cartlia and Inland l>ara,.vs's? "?s
Children* I >:ty i x.rcises j Nothing on tht
V'ith Paralysis.
'oleman, a merchant at
oatls, Saluda county, on
suffered a stroke of
: condition is critical.
1 Market Equal toCham
John Bell Towil
itatcshury., S. C.
imwevcr, who may not he brought back
In life all 1 happilics.3 by the use of
Chamberlain's /Homach ami Liver
'I'.ihlei.s These tablets invigorate the
stomach ami liver ami strengthen the
digestion, They a.so regulate the
Ij bowels. For sale oy Timmons llros.
| ami I'rossou I>rtig Co.
Vote for
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TIIKIlEVTII I'RKAt.TV W tl
A little tiling sometimes results in tu
death. Thus a mere scratch, ins.'*;mil- .
cant <'iits or puny boils have paid the
deatlt penalty. It is wise to have Hi
Itiicklen's Arnica Salve ever handy, sh
It's the best Salve on earth a :?! will
prevent fatality, when Burnt, Sores,
juicers and Piles tlir. aten. Only t2r>e,
J at <>. J. Harris, Bites.uirg Drug to1,
I'Tiiriincins Bros.. Bates airir S. (J., and
>1 ley saw mill, near lloll?*y*s Kerry, j liglitei
is killed Saturday l>y an in sorted ii0n.
nth Hying from tin* saw and striking
in in the stouiaeli and passing nearly .
rough tlie- body, lie lived but it
ort while after the m-;ident. for !
It ihirhaiis Testifies A fter four Years j ^
C. It. Iturhaus. ? f Carlisle Center. t?ltc
mix-lit ??f tlio l.triuers t.1" t?i:r sec- ' wen* I.eld
i liis pl.icc.
i iiiul tlie ex
i ;?rc gnacl
t your vote he cast;am,
;tlieredge, of Leesville, iu'"1 iKlllel
| aioil.
he House of Represen- mr k.
? Columbia
yes.
hi tin- MethodistChnreh ;it j hci-laiu's Col
The attendance was lar^e i )l(
eroises eiijoye I t.y all. We j T||is r.u., js ,
ill to Misses Matlie Adams ) overy where, a
i' M.ijur for spending time ! ^'ve tcost
... ! when tile best
ice preparing lur the ooca- | Witmer ^ prn
11ii, mo , in a <
I.. (.'rn..ch, who has beer. to j says: "There
for treatment has returued j" l',e w
J which equals
ir, ('liofera and Uiar>t*a
Kerntdy.
veil known to druggists
nil nine out of ten will
oiners this preparation
is asked for. Mr. O. If.
ininent r'ljji;ist of Jopiaeolar
to his customers
is nothing 011 the maray
of patent medicine
Cli iniberlain's ('olio
F. Y> . OSWALD, I'll *, <t?"C
A i.Kisi:
^ t i H IT
George Bell Tim merman
For Solicitor.
> Rni.i. Timmkkman, Viri'-l'rvs. A Attorney.
i>Kox, (.'sishirr.
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Crosfon Dmjr C??%.f I.t>.?vilie. S. (
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i See that your ballot reads ir
George Bell
Tim merman !ii'
For Solicitor. A home boy.' {V,"
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. Y.. writrs : 44About four years uj?o I
wrote ycti staling that 1 had been 1
tirely eured of a severe kidney j m e t
iilililv by taking 1< ss than two buttles ' ' *
Foley'? Kidney Cure. It entirely
opped tlie briek dust sediment, and j
in ami symptoms of kidney disease j Am
sappeared. I am glad to say that Hp, M|.,,
ve never had a return of any of
use symploitis during the four years the pn
at have elapsed and I am evidently ! ot jj)t
red to stay cured, and heartily reo- ! *
. llOlllO III 11*
Mi si Ki
Williams Visits Bates- 1,1 t,lu 1
. tlluWS.
burK- Mr. F.
iJi f; I lie visitors to Hatoslmrg oil spiiit Suil
>' last was Mr. II, A W illi kins, Seln o.lor.
ipulur anil gonial superintendent t ^r~ 'lr
Soutlurn Kit i I mail, Iota toil at ,
I Miss 1.
II I III in <l\ l-?l,
' , Cholera ami
una hlln rodgo i-s on u visit ! b >\vol .-omplai
amily of Mr. M. M. Mat- ! mend this pr
Timnions liros
E. Schroder, of llfiiUrson,
day with his inntlitr, Mrs. A. ' T'lKci
c Elhcrcii^i* and li ti'i* grand ^heiill Kliodi
art' on a visit in Columbia. hurg last b i ida
>1 nn Matthews and Miss ),!l 'roln Sail
I Marnioea uemeuy lor
nt* We sell nml reiomeiuiruti
>n. For sale by
and Crosson Drug Co.
i to the Pen.
3ii passed through Hatesiy
on his way to Columula.
He had in charge
I tie no
Inc
LEXINGTON,
Capita!,
me oanK,
:orporated.
SOU I'M CAROLINA
$30,000.00.
mop i llal ?. oiigll ; | (.0
When a rough, a tickling or nil , 0,1
irritation in (In- throat make* von fori j lr
] iinromli-rtalile, take Ballard's Il'tre-j '*
J lioiiiitl S\ n.p itoi.'t wait until the disease
has gone beyond control. Mr.'
an 1 Mr-. .1 A. Anderson. JI64 West 5th iJ
' St., Salt l.akc city, Utah, writes: "we
think thillrit's iL rvhoiind Syrup the
: best ineilicine for coughs anil colds,
! We have e<l it for several years: it (
ialwavs ei es immediate rolii f. is verv I
mineiitl roley'a Knlney <"nrf io any iCwIun
le eufierin^ .mm kidney or MatKli"* I .
Hilile. For sale liy Timnioiis I'.r - ' K,li**
itenbui g S. L. all w
eillicr
Ive Lexington a Solicitor t. ?.
Vote for
Coltm
jeorge Bell Timmerman. tl kN (
ibia. Mr. Williams is a n?ai?, al- Knslitoii,
h strict in discipline, beloved l?y . K llill
bo cotnc in contact witii 11iin in
business or a social wav. Messrs
i
Beard urn! \\ . A. l-'ort acroinpnnii
on bis lour of inspection from
b a to Augusta. The parly were |
inir in a railroad ailto.nobiic. vv
of Saliul.i, are vLiting Mrs. lU,?r?:nn 1 nra-i
fenced to lift
_ murder of Ben
Was
x, . , ' I had been
* ote l()r i disease for tin
If. K. Watts,
_ and nev--r felt
Knvfl I-v/iik i-ioiiiiir i?ii_\sii
swli,?w ^ 11 or ir??< ?
kiii, ('onvii itfii anu s 11'
imprisonment for t'ne
Burton, at Monetta.
Wasting Awsy
troutiled with kidney
last live years," writes
Salem, "1 lost flesh
well and doetered with
ians and tried all rem il
ivit hour, relief. Kin
HOUR (4> Per Centum,
on Savings Acco
TWO (2) l>er Centum
on checking acct
not less i han $2(
YOUR ACC(
per annum, Payable Quarterly
unts.
per annum, Payable Quarter!}
jimts 011 minimum amount o:
)().0().
)UNTS SOLICITED.
pleasant i id jiivcs pcrlHct sutisfaet ion.
U'ic, 50c, $1 00.Sold tiy (> J. Harris
Itatesourg C.
; ~ _~~
Fruit 1 rees.
I *'
1 am still selling fruit trees fur >v
J t li? Hreensboro Nurseries, the sainu
Til K CHRISTIAN.
4 'lain lies at ConstutP'opIo, Turkey,. |^C
mI Ynkahoiua, dapm, have h?n>? used i
if Longman & Martinez Faint fi r ClCO
tinting Ilieir churches.
Liberal contributions of I.. A M.
aint will be given for atich purpose
herever a church is located.
F. M Seollehl. ILiriis Springs S. |
riles. "I printed our old homestead .
xiagtonians, Vote for
rge liell Tiinmerman
For Solicitor.
. t I iiji 'nimM # .. I
ulIv ! trioil Fi
,. , less than two
hor Railroad me ami i am i
, . . During theism
Commissioner. are often cans
or being ovei
kidneys at <>n<
nev Curo. Fi
War A-a
Land for Sale. m , .t......
ley's Kidney Cure and
Imltles comp'etely cured
now found and well."
mer kidney irregularities
ed byexc s?tve drinking
healed. Attend to the
e by lining Foley'sKidir
sale by Timinons Hros.
Inst Consumption.
nra oiuiitn t'nri mr 11\
'?Vrite For Further Inform:
Always (liven.
IIOARI
F, \V. O.S\VAl.l?, A I.KH
(1k?, fiKI.i. Timmkiiman, II. L
COUNTY AN I]
Safety Deposit Boxes for I
11 loll rrompt air.l < ourtruiis A (trillion
) OP DIRECTORS:
ikd J. Fox, Kowin W. Jtoii kktso
Oswald, Jclian E. Kaufman.
? TOWN DEPOSITORY,
lent.
111 in i/iit*L i unvr urru i uiiiin irw ?iiii
lor 1(5 years. The trees have given ^
much satisfaction, displaying a hardy h
growth, :iim) 1 find no trouble making
sales. See nte before buy wig.
(ieo, M, Adams, i?
Ilatesburg, S. C ?
. j K
I Subscribe to the Advocate, |h
i I
itli I- & M. twenty-six years ago
!??t pa in led since; loaks better th.i?? Solin
oiim's pa nted in the last four years." man
\V. II. Ilnrr, Charleston, \V. Va., i enit.
rrites, "Painted If ran ken bur)* Block
,'itli I,? & M. hows better limit any
nildinys here have ever done; stands
ill as though varnished, and actual ''I'1
nst of paint was less than $1 2(1 per nisli ;
al. These Celebrated Paints are sold
y .P.'. Haw I
r km \ iru- itii i iiiiiiii i iii.ill iwi
(or and help lis put :? Lexington acri
in otlico as Solicitor ??f this cir- oast of Sn
This land
er for eig
! Ice! let! Tin* d iys are gett ing of tin* t
you will need ice Can we fur- o, *.* jn ?
pill. WRWANTYuUUTHADK. . ,
Howard & I'ond, P'y 10
"On the Corner."
s of valuable land, eig lit mi Ips ' 1ra * " 1
"write plngiu
luila (Nmit House. Inr .-ale. victims eaeli i
will be sold to a quick buy-i Tar cures eoiij
lit dollars per acre. 200 acrres and you are ii
ract i- in original forests 80
>pen land. Terms easy. Ap- Foley's Hone
I. KDWAIIHS. certain i'i rt
ISate-burr. S. C. Honey and Ti
it. For >ale I
1 V ll?<\ II ? W. I 11^ l\" * IIV< ??
>f consumption: for (hi
j" that claims so many
fear. Foley's Honey and
Hi* ami colds perfectly
i no danger of t onsumnrisk
your health by takknown
prcpration when
y and 'l'ar is safe and
suits. Ask lor Foley's
tr and insist upon having
by Tiinimms Rrot.
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