The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, September 08, 1904, Image 8
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Card of Thanks. ^
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i ue erupt are line ill mis si
country and very little dai
by recent heavy rains. Ci
opening and the farmers
busy.
nr. Comptun (junior wli
near here gined several hul
last week.
nr. J. I.. Kellers our |?o
agent here has returned u
sciion or in? M ocuomrsiiifs Kor Men Tear,I
najfo C4u#n I KigUy-two scholarships f?
Hun is oov l.^uchers That is one of the fr
ui e quit- he educational statesmanship
.ist l,.igi?latue. This I.ogula
10 has a gii session in lUOil estublis
les of cottoi Lj|e south Carolina college for
scholarships, and ut i's vext
pulnr depot ,iou|,|,.,| tli?9 number of these s
fur spend- tll?iLin?
ior*. i iiumuN a narion v*o.
ir iiiuii ^
nits of
of Hie | A A
Great
ly onu
sI'KMUII
fcholar- ^
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Mr. Kditor:?Permit me, through I
the columns of the Advocate.
to reiurn my sincere thank* ,
to the voters of this entire section for
the Interest they manifested in me.
and for tha very gratifying vote they
ifave me at the recent primary ehclion.
Words cannot express the gratitude
of my heart for such ctnlidence
1 L^lTl
We move into the old L. C.
next to the Postoffice, wl
better situated to serve all
Come to our new place of
and bring your friend,
. Hartley stand,
here we will be
our Customers,
business. Tell
ing a month with his hou
Prosperity,
Mr. Wilson, of Peaks, w ii
during Mr. Fellers i.b ?-nt
for his home today. Mr, V
many friends while here w
sorry to have linn leave.
Miss Rosa U.intt und
Wagener, spent a fe > davi
Af:es (iiinter lust, week.
lie folk"* at 1 '1 lias was to provide a new < !.?as
nut till the holdovers will
IO was agent there v111 doubtless he as ma
will leave 8jXky m?w scholarships awarde
Vilsoii made i9U,?,?erf one in every county ?
ho will be instances. Any person i.it
should write to President P?e
brother, of g;oa? or prof. Patterson Wi
> with Mi'8 | Columbia, S. C.
-
H. bu? I
return-j
This chance bea
177 deal, as we sta
the goods.
'VHW
its the Standard Oil
nd ready to deliver
? =r *3
anu Kindness. May I not hope that
my friends will favor me with their support
in the second primary election 1
oil the Ktthinst. Very tiuly,
(leorge Bel) Tim merman.
Batesburg, S. C.
LETTER TOD. P. HARTLEY. ?'
Bates-burg, 8. mi
I il/
EJatesburg Drug:
E. K. I
mn/^u a ivrnr<-? r? a
Company.
HARDIN, Mgr.
ivti/ AIinillsTA
uisit Ottol<eGunt?r oue <
maidens who has been utt
summer school in Aiken is
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibso
visiting rel at ives near Hat
Gibson will leave for Sneu
a few days,
Mrs. Hubert Hyde and tw
have returned to Gratlgi
i mi mi in these scholarships pa
of uur fan jn molu.y toward living expensi
eud ug the ex?nipt? the holder froui a Tee
home aKaio. whieh is exacted of all other st
ii have been and also exempts the tuition
ei-burK- Mr. jtio, which however i* remitted
ds, Fla., in studeut who makes proof of ii
to pay it. It admits a man t
o little ?irIm free and pays about half of his
?bi?i*k aiter This munificence of the State is
?40. |
i*8, and ??????????
a'e*u! Porch and
fee of * 'nnP? made ol li tr.l wood and
, re*, uinr price was $1.60 each. We v
to any r '
-ShutOut Mo:
intirely
board e Perfection Mosquito Canopy a
* you can move it around to any old
design- a |,P,
KnriiiiM* nrii*u *1 Rl'l %? i 1
I Lawn Settees, *
varnish llnish. The V%
mil close tlieoi out at VOC? CdLIlj
squitoes and Flies.
nd Nets. These fasi?.j to the bed so thu
.p'"m I?' 1U 75 rnmnlptp
I>earSir;?The way to buy paint i? j ./
to go by the name There is h name
never seen on sltaui paint 01 weak
quint or short measure paint: l)evoe. \[ \
There are a hundred different nanus
in paint. ;Some or sbatn; some weak;
some short,measure, and some all three. DIR
If there is another such paint as De- ^ ^
?ce lead-and-zinc, we don't know it. r(,0
There are a few fairlv trnml niiinta* ? I
ICKV^l I/\i\ 1 5 D/i
Commenced Business I'ebrua
URICE WALTON. Prksidknt. WM.J.IH
ALBERT S. 1IATCU, C
SECTORS: Maurice Walton, Win. J. IToll
Charles T. Ptind, James E. Tarver, Willi
try H, Ciiinniing, Bryan Lawrence, John J
rge S Murphey. - - - - -
il>K, ?GAT""
iry 1, 1904.
JLL1NG.S WORT II, Vice-prks.
ahhtek.
Ilngsworth, Win. II. Barrett,
am Martin, L. L. Arringtnn,
f. Evans, Thomas /f. Maxwell,
spenpinff several tin;, s wi
>. here.
Miss Berlia G jnt> r is vi:
tives in New Hronklnnd.
Miss Claud Haynes wh
teaching a school very succi
left for Leesville a few U
visit friends.
Messrs A. O. Yearain, I
Discoll. of Allan ie Ciiv a
tli relatives ed primarily to provide better t
for the country schools, but itie
-iting rela- ly i|va;ds poor but worthy youn
to obtain a college education
o has been themselves for higher things
e sfuly here In order that the scholarships f
iys ago to to this class of young men and
gobb'ed up by young fellow
s'ortou and could get to college without thc.f
re now at ili? niviiril< ??? n-?
earhers
dental Twonry-Fiv
g men Oolden Oak or Mahognny Finish, w
and lit regular price, $3.00; sale price
'n life.
hall go Eighteen
not be Kiel) Piano Polish in Kuglish Oak c
rs who the Rocker for a present, worth $0
cholar- SH,e I>ri,'e
cnli.lv
> otn ? Wlll|/iv^v* I
e Fancy Rockers.
$1.49 each
Parlor Rockers.
ir MnliOKHiiv, Saiblle or Cobbler Seats, just
,7-ul" 3.98 each.
I
few; only one Devoe. A gallon Devoe
is worth a ^allou-and-a-half of those
few.
Mr. Aaron Higgins, of P'ainfi^ltf, N.
J. always used 15 gallons of mixed "
paint for his house. Lust spring he
bought 15 g illons of Devoe and had 4
gallons left. % ^
Yours truly, r
Does a general BankingdtiMness. Pays inters
Accounts of Merchants, Corporations and in
Prompt and courteous attention guaranteed.
vVorivis!|vv
si on speciuI (Savings) ucc't1ilividuals
solicited
ije.ni us your collection'
VHHTE^ CREAM {
ERMIFUCE!!
work on the Koaliu bed at
miss Cora I.ybrand of Be
iting Mr J S Lybrand.
Mr. and Mrs m I* Uunter I
ed to Brookland after spen
time witii relatives here.
Alias Estelle Rawi visited
folks Sunday.
Quite a number of ouryoun
Chalk Hill, with re.'ert'iice lo the marks nil
ulah, is vis- the examination, ami men n
years of age and over are giv
?ave return- preference. This gives.an oppo
ding some to the country young man, who;
nical preparation may be far les
I her home that o f the fifteen year old grail
a town graded school, but whos
ig folks will turity and earnestness are a gu
2so wo
iucteet) 3x6 f**et, all color.-, cloth moon
rollers, fixtures comolete, worth 5(
en the
rtu'lit> Do You Wa
m? | \?{% | j.
. Then get the hest mattress o i eartl
s man 80,?jna< curled hair mattress,
luateof weight 10 pounds, put up only in b
?e nia- price, 25; sale price
laranty ()l ,ltir ,,,W11, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -
idow Shades, I
l"?l on good s;>rir.g -) , or'1-1
)c. em*!!, will sell for JL * . C ctV^lI*
int to Sleep Cool?
!i. one that will last a lifetime and cure inin.olt*
of HouMi American hair drawings,
est A. 0. A. ticking. Regular 95
t. W. UttVO! ACO.
1'. S: Timtnoiis Ilros sell our paints. I # F'
(Pr
(liven Up Td l)ie.
b. Spiegel, 1*204 X. Virginia st., ?*
Evansvllle, Ind., writes: Forever 5
years 1 was troubled with kidney and
bladder affection* which cause i me A
much pain and worry. I lost lloh and
was all run down, and a year ago had 9
or 20 Years Has Led all Warm Rs
BOZiS BY ATjIi ?ni
lotjuaL'Jty. ? BcjitjoQuaUty. (
imediesTT^^^^^I
rGGZSTO* ^
BALljA^Df^St^JLouls^
tttirnu me i*u<3 ui otttfUL
day.
Mr. Cofer. of Wagner, wi
Sunday.
To the Voters of
ton County
[Communicated.
I have been given to
nuns osuir tnat when given an oppnrtui
study in college lie will pull tl
is in town anil make a man of liim?clf.
ence is still further given to
men who have taught school,
Lexillg- often the case that a \oung i
the country, although with pcoi
aration, attempts so teach the
borhood school. For his own si
understand for the schools he ought to he g
,ily lu I treses aT~ $4
ll'OUgll '
prefer- Sample Bra
young l at sweeping reductions, in wide v
It is ! styles. Prices for brass ranje from
man ,ni 1 HON ItEDS, variety of p
r prep- | colors, some trimmed with I
neigh- |
ike and | __ _
iven a
. 0, $6.50; $8.50; $12,
ss and Iron Beds
$!6.50 to $ 0.
atterns, enameling in white anil
?rass, excellent valnes, $4.k3 to $20.
to abandon work entirely. I had three ( H
of the best physicians which did me M
no good and I was practically given W
up to die. Foley's Kidney (Jure was; H
recommended and the lirst bottle gave 1 kg
me great relief, and after taking the wj
second bottle 1 was entirely cured."? ?
Sold by Timmons Bros. JR
Fruit Trees. ?
I N h n A m A1OND^ ^
The Only I
Polyglot ... &
ng on the same machine. Bp
hundred type shuttles
vv??iit v-wiY 1 ? n (omcMfi iii. M?:
that there is a report being
about my friend Mr. M.
which states that he is pLj
capitated tc fill the duties
ditor's ollice. He is a collei
in literature, bookkeeping
manship. He is a hard w<
and is dependent upon ills
for bis support. I have
I.indli.r n? n full>.w /-j.IIi.i.u
circulated better education before lie b
P. Lindler settled in a life of inferior
rsically in- Hence the special effort of the a
of the Au- ties of the South Carolina Collej
tje graduate induce young men teachers wl
f and pen- ill prepared for their work to^t<
irking boy and go to college white they cai
own labors scholarship men last year were
known Mr. average age of 22 l-5t years a
otiiilanf fnr .?I /I ?.- a ?./ ?? ? - 1 ? 1
t:;5 j some go
uthori- j
is to I ,, ,
i>o jiPM rolls Japanese Mattings,carpet
per yard, our sale price, 18c. yard.
i>p now |
i. The SAMPLE PICTURES. Choice
>f ?i>.> I c,'nl* $1 pictures for 48c. each.
, $1.40 each. $5 pictures for $2.f>0 ea
nd the |
.. I ICE nn\ ITS ok : :
>0D THINGS.
I
I
patterns, the kind sold everywhere at :10c. !
j
assortment of beautiful subjects, -r?() per
pictures for ? 1 inch. pictur ;s for t
ch.
.. !? ) no
I am still selling fruit trees for ggr!
the Greensboro Nurseries, the same O
lirni that I have been connected with Hi
for 10 years. The trees lmvegivenl v
much satisfaction, displaying a hardy I j
growth, and I find no trouble making Si
sales. See me before buying.
Geo, M. Adams, g
n,iu,k..?.. c r> efl
I Typewriter of 2 hemispheres
I An Indestructable
I Will Inst iri'iierntions anil mitlivn t>?ii trn
11v iuteivhungeablf.
: Machine.* g
ip-lirir machines- Writes ^9
three years. He was alway
at every duly, always ready
in# to do anything that lay
er to advance hia Alma M
people of Lexington need in
put Mr. Lindler in the Audii
The people will do well to e
L. A
ovuuviiv ?vi iMucst ?>ua oo. t I8? ll'.'jieu IMilt
r punctual young men, having alrci^\\y.
auu will- aoine tas ^c\ar\?s -<
in his'pow- college
adhere
b*Mic^^^ESS^^R|^DV^
tor's office ships were di^^MU^^^ffTeda
lect him. er proportion oTthem would do ;
Mack. lege men so often do, turn their
on the country forever and 1
SUCH ' t aj??Li
-'oped REFRIGERATOR SALE. It s ge
r to Cleaiiauie ami iSatiitary Relrigeruioi
L-.wiU AX MINSTER BUGS. Just, a f?
JToo. parlor rug made. $3.50 Rugs for $1
J 'ar REMEMBER we are closing < ut
large
as cofbacks
|
>eccnie |
3 > * ?.??"?
itinsr hot and you need one of the Leonard ;
s at
>w left in heautifui tatUins. the pretties
,?8. *f? f>0 Uuks Tor $:i
Art Squaws. This nitons a laving of 1-lia
j
!
like print?prints like writing, The
Best Man
The one machine producing perfect and p
uniform impression. The
earliest HAMMNND does bet
newest Machine of any other maki
Decania Dowling
Mail
ifolder. g
eruQiinent alignment with Jfl
tcr work than the ^
,"?s(. Columbia |
Cured of Bright'* Dim
'
lien. A. Sherman, Lisbon
Lawrence county, N. Y., <
had kidney disease for mail]
had heen treated by pliysici
yearsh liad taken well ktic
medicine and other remedies
recommended but got no re
began ussng Foley's Kidney
first half bottle relieved in
bottles have cured me of tli
ease professional men in towns and
,, , Hut where they have previously
Ked Mills, , ! , ,,
wiites* '*1 themselves to public
, years and work, and then stop and go to t
aiis for 12 with the ideal of lilting thenisel
ivvn kidney better work in that line, there is s
( that were .....
lief until I probability that for the most pai
Cure. The will return to country school ten
e and four a result which will r'clily repa;
is terrible Slnt.A f.*r ilc lilw.rnl r.nl!i*v in
cities j
com - !
school A |
: 1 nomas
strong .
t they j
ichhiK Augfu
t the i ?
& Barton,
ista, Ga.
T3 O. '
a, E i
OK AT BATt-SlSURti A3VOC
Ci rig Cot tor
1
disease. Metore 1 begun tuki
Kidney Cure I hud to in
about every lifteen uiinuti
night and passed a briek
stance, and sometimes a
stance. 1 believe I would
it I hud not taken Foley'
Cure." Sold by Tiiumous 11
All summer pants to In
week at a sacrilice. ,1. <J,
ng Foley's . ~ "V ...
ake water r?r their training ai teachers.
s day and Each year better salaries are
dust sub* p.?jd in the country schools ami I
have (bed *r:i1 .Vl'ar,s counties country s
s Kidney vv 1?>? !? college bred men of high i
ros. tion are proud to teach. The si
ity, freedom and beauty of count
( sold this und the Rro*',,,f?a(lva?taKcs. wit
Glover phones, mail deliveries, and lib
beinj* -
or <ev
2s insure c
in*- RHflHl Organi:
iiti'ir- Policies issued upon hes
raries jjyes between of 1J.
I
I
ife in the Mutual Life Insur'ompany
of Newark, N. J. j
zed in 1845. Assets Over
"lis: $88 nnn nnni
o Q
^ 2 O
j* QJ in
T # eln
isC
y Fall Stock of Goods
and in a few days I v
i f\\XT O rJAi'vrrvlnfr*
oming.
is just coming
rill be ready to
~ ?n
beautiful Women
Plu = p cheeks, flushed wit
glow <1 health and a pure c
make all women beautiful
email dose of Herbine after t
it will prevent constipation
digest what you have eaten
Win. m. .Stroud, Midlothiu
writes, May HI, 19ul; "We
Herbine in our family for eit
have peculiar charms for the s
and the thinker. Tlu* present i
tint's are that within this decade
It the soft lry sc|too|teaching in South Ca
omplexion . . . . . .. .
Take a so 'onK ''eld in disrepute wdl In
>ach meal: egnized as a choice profess.on.
and help ready six to nine hundred doll
M; Mrs' year, with little expenses for livi
n, lexas. . '
have used not iln infrequent salary. Pro
rlit vears. Wardlaw's men readilv find ties
ciioiar years; ages below 21 b
'eomi" i rated a* a?e 21. Policies
roiiim $5oo to $5o,ooo. Policies i
3 rtT-1
Al- !
lars a
i HflHBSBSHHSHSBfli
fe-nor 1 n
-T ? ? ,vvv^vrv/vr
>eing ftESPfliaiiglWMHBSBMMBBMl
issued for any amount fjom
non-forfeitable after 2d year, j
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TumiBrrPi The
" HAMILTON
QJ -5 ^ ki
c I 5 81
*""*03 ^ en
S-n ? r ch
LV7 VV Ct V^IUJJICI/C iiliC <
nds. These goods we:
eat care and particula:
i to the selection of sai
ess goods will please "
J} J. J1 1 1
ji guuas 01 ciu
re bought with
r attention givne.
My line of
the most fastii
T
and found it tlie best medicii
used for constipation, bill
and nf.alaria." O. J. Harris
When in
Columbia
le we ever [daces, and the demand for sucli
Ions lever jn(.|Pases each year.
The hettei to i 111 pre.8 the !
- ? spirit and arouse the young men
sense of the dignity and magnili
tlieii profession, tliere will he a
of let tores by leading school sii|
lendeuts and principals. Thus
this hotly of young teachers will
i men H
school jH |w3 vML gJ
^V9BHBBBHHKWg^SMRBjjHnPJB9B^M|
this
com- MEN'S SHOES, LADiES
M BkOWN
% P SHOE
K The Shoe
w ea r
'SHOES, MISSES' SHOES i
3-D I Ui
^ ?-< p'
w 5 JJJ pi'
S3 * r
uus, in iact tne wnoa
ete and will be sold at
ease the most particul
ar nin
} stock is comprices
that will
ar bnyer.
You do not want to m
opportunity of seeing Hit
and be?t stock in tlte SI
HIGH CLASS JEW
(told, Silver, Cut Glass an
ouie incury ami practice in ilieir
ics, a ml every two or three weeks
iss the be stimulated by a special mc
'finest from some notable edu/ator I'resli
daily contact with the practical
tale of lems of the schoolroom
ELRY
Do you want a good pair of s
ilDec- j If so caM on J. C. (Slo
Children's Shoes of i
?sa ge ,
E. v. culll
I
il:oes? j
ver.
ill Shapes aad Qualities.
IM COMPANY.
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WORLD'S FAIR, S
VIA
r j *
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T. LOUIS,
Ai trf
orated China. Wo sell at
prices than any oilier
and only han.lle the best,
Kolutely no plated gout!
by lis. We also do all ki
Watch and Jewelry Hep*
Having a complete facte
l?wer | Fearful Odds Artiest Him.
store, Bedridden, alone and dcst
Ab- Such, in l?rlef was the condition
| old soldier by name of .1.1. Ila
Is sold j Versailles, O. For years In- was
bled witli kid..ey disease and nt
nds of uoct >rs nor medicine* nave him i
At length lie tried Electric lilt
nrinf?. j)||( jnm
on bis feel in short
try we jand now be le.sti>ces "I'm on the
; FINEST
Of UII ?- ('
V?'|ls, j P
troii-1 jr
itliiT' I
?1 WORK. j
road jT
% lowest
1 prices. !
w ^
<D P >
sd s"
?outnern i<
Best Line, Choice of Routes,
epers and Dining Cars.
Stop-overs allowed at Wesi
ailway
Through Pullman
tem Marl h r
are able to repair an
repairing of
DIAMOND - JEW
As good a* any Noi
Firm. * D<> not forge
I o <IA
lo complete recovery." Heat on i
id do j for liver mid kidney tronbhs ai
forms of stomach and bowel eom|
ts. Only Tide Guaranteed For sn
<{. .1. llarrif, & Tiuunons, Itros, I
I:l RY knrj,', ?.V Oro-son l>ro>; Co.. I.ee^vi
.jlM,rn The Monarch Stump fuller.
t, the juk The Monarch i
only machine Mm
i /??
enrtli &- .tl
all
lain- i vfc*T
il?> b> --.x ?.
'' Atlanta Grt
I) K A I
< 11. All Kinds of Moi
it lias
.1
Cf !Tw )
jhinite
Works,
.EKS IN
luments- ^tntn/irv .
rj Lo<
S, <
mmer resorts and other points
w excursion rate tickets on s
C,, as follows:
Season TiokHs, - - . <
Sixty n.<y Tu'kcts - Fifteen
Day Tit Kots, - :
f:or full information or VVoi
. , v. W I I v/l I I Ul
?
ale from Batesbmg,
W7.85
31.(Ml.
i"? 75.
"Id's F.i i r llfuHni
J""' ' -----Sylvan
f
1524 Main !
Columbia
iros. i * i -ti
street,! ?e?r *?y its
wtlplit. If jn iit'ilc of a tump >
I, S. C.!wnlet0 ? *M. Allan
H?t?sburg', i
Ill)- Work and
aide. !
'"it t. id,ike anything from (lie Light
n,.'''r Monument or Vault. We Lavs a f< llj
am. wi(|, the bint pneumatic tools to coni|i
1,1 ! our pricas are the very lowest couswl
ow" tnansliip. For prices and estimates c;
idler I
r, P. W. BARNRS,
Iron Fences.
est Marble H)al> to the Heaviest granite
' rutting and finishing plant. ,
>ete with any rf the wholesale triple, ana I ,
!e?i4 with first-class material and work- ?
?H mi or correspond witli - - -J j,
Spring'. '
Sprain*. a PI
S. A. Head, Cisco, Texas, writes
iiareli 11th 1901 : "My wrist was sprain ,
>d so badly by a fall that it ?vas usees:.;
ami after n.-iiijr several remedies
list failed to Rive relief; used Mallard's
Snow Liniment, and was eiitcd 1 ear _
lestly recommend it to any one suf- |
'eriiitf from sprains." 25c , 50c., $1. I
>. .1. Harris.
ilv to any agent Southern Rai
R. W. HUNT,
'atronize Our Advertisers. T
? _ - ?>i vvi atui c
ilway, or
l)iv. Pass. Agt.,
Charleston, S. C.
hey Are Reliable,
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