Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-- THE I BKTESBURG ftDVOC ATE - THE ADVOC/ N. Rogers Bayly, Ed. a VTE _____ NOT PATE nd Prop. But good p ? - Each one is beli a c Post 'J 1 1 1 ^il NT MEDICINES ure family remedies ieved to be the best o ~l -P a } ,f imimnj nauBmasmmt ?nl?r?U >(, III* oainuu. g,, office as Second-Class SI For President: ALTON B. PARK Ksopus, N. Y. For Vice-Preside lull Mstui Its K1I1U ctllU an : = liable* Try the as represented. ER O. J. HARR :nt: ^ Com { cuusuiuieiy sa?e ctnuit m, they are good?jus IS' >ountI Extract Sarsaparilla. g A m a i. Y i ^ i , DEPA RTMENT ?ST ORE I ntrsK* u. L//\ Elklns, W. Va, Mr. M. E. Rutland* nei tlables ate rtccbing ci n> Our told mornings caus< nnt thipr winter cloth Impr Bad i v hmidsoro* pleticn. Bab> O. J. HA i many to es. oved Liver Invigorator. Jold Cough Cure, Soothing Syrup, r Colic Cure. RRIS, ? \ ^ rv. 2 !New Got The sue flint" nnv In Dds are Pou: cess of our new store mvovc qvo QfTQin ir\ "Hie ring into the is well illustrated by t * movl'-Df TViic iq: inn Stcre I he fact |? rip npp- I? 6" 11 King cotton continues t large quantities to our ma Edgefield county autho making great efiorts to ] ? u. Batesb rket. irities are punish the naiTn ? Ul U&glSL, urg, - S. C. Ivmv v \/ vvi kj essaryby t ularly in c ments. T row will b now well < 'VIJ VJ. U UJ. V ligciiix XXI UX XV. ;he large sales through ?ur Ladies' Ready-to-^ hese purchases are ari e ready for you. The established and we ar( / lilCli IV\_ L? X X11U XXX XXX?,v lout our establishment rVear and Millinery iving every day and correct styles and co' 3 better prepared th; viv/ A iv/v/ raj partic= P Depart- rl tomor- N lors are || an ever |j alayera of the cnuiu gu?f, N? If good weather preva crowd than ever before w Lexington Fair. V A large force of men are *._! In 1h lis a larger ill visit the " hers putting jL J irtv davs our * ITfe I to show yc by buying tractive w We are ag m the VERY LATES here. The entire stoi 'ith real bargains com ents for Butterick Pat r. You can avoid n "e will be found especi mencing Monday. ;terns. listakes p ally atI in our leifpuuuca. ? telephones will all be in p exchange in full running < Eggs are commanding lr prices continue to advac cakes and puddings will lace an<* the .B. J1 order. t?g 'prices. ice Christmas We are simf be expensive fn wfifp fin un lLtVll >ly too busy this wee A Wpv'p hppn in j: j? L. MIMNA C0LUMB1 UGH & I A, S. C. CO J M luxuries. A Chicago man killed 1 cause she refused to att He avidently thought he her to heaven,says the A aid. IV TT IV Ull M ... w.r. be stupendous ruj ecd church. a|| fay an(j 0p was stiidint; ~ .ugusta ll.r- njghf. QUr a< ficently comp T ^ ^ PV ?h waiting on the trat lening New Goods ? ssortments are magn lete in every depar Ie! it I QUALIFIED FOR THE POSITION. . .V.ncrirnrA \A//\r*!H Nnf A llnvu Mim /> THE IMPROVED HAVANA. 'EM Noticeable, Especially in its Streets, HKHHHHK3UHHHIHBHII I -j Q TOttlTTTJfr Pf^WFRQ $1 VED A PICTURE. From the trouble Col having' tryiBg to raise ei to establish a freight Georgetown and Columbi one to bel'eve that- they to all "be in the same boj * * Jans are holding their t [umbinns are lough money i merit. line between , - " would lead This week v h.veno wish nua| C|J^ prjCe or .h.t ye start our semi-ai sale on Pants. Hui are offered at exact f t*Pf*c rncf rifiroc Rob the Widowed of Bread. A merchant advertised lor a stenographer with a knowledge of SpanUS! ;sil Nv'10 could correspond in that language a3 well as English, lty mistake the newspaper printed the saltl= ary to bo paid as 30s. Instead of ?3 i week, liy post the merchant re1-mf ccivcd tliis communication in reply: - - - - ... . "London. Squares and Parks. i S Havana has become in a sense re- ] generated and revivified. All the day ** long (with the exception of a few ( hours in the morning), a cool breeze from the sea sweeps over the city, a I while the nights are always cool and sweet. The spring showers have com- ^ menced, but they appear so regularly, ^ In the afternoon only, that they may J. L *_/ JL IV J_ -IJ W I ? liJlll I T J ? g benee L~*uterarar?;one to JARE OF A YOUNG ORCHARD. ?i'ca "Who Mistake to Crowd Young Orchards tj,on <CJ to Make Large Growth. yOU mt laving properly set the orchard will ha h the desired fruit the next step is down tl care. We have found it best to I or in a: is Jermyn's first lore affair?' a very desperate thins and be long remembered. commanded the physician, nnot," answered Jermyn. in 'cannot' is oposcd to 'must/ innot' will have to yield. Either ist have complete rest or yon ve a complete mental break* iat may laud you in your grave l Insane asylum." said the nhv- ^ they propose shall be the They don't mind being k I io ? glcry to die en th' tie. **? The Augusta ChronMi papers continue their con ir's soiiih day. *- * * w A' mv*wi ilied; to them ? n?id nf hate says newsdemnation of g 1 -* W fcj V-V/O L p 1 IWt?i litten's . ilx . .. iiiiiiicuui xur iuo posnon advertised this morning. "1 am a young man tliirty-two years of age and have had a business cApeiicaco of seventeen years, and 1 fo? 1 confident, if you will give me a trial, 1 can provo my worth to you. 'I am not only an expert bookkeeper, proficient stenographer and typowriter, excellent telegraph operator and college professor, but have sev i viMiaviiuBiic.es avoiued. * i JL" I firs The greatest improvements the an- ! ^,ca tebellum visitor will notice are in the j p()t | streets, squares and parks. The men. : ^ ^ ace of yellow fever having been re- jnR moved (no death having been reported cut from this cause in many months), the ^ar visitor may abandon himself to the enjoyment of the many places of recre- anj ation afforded in the city and its suJ burbs. The most prominent feature - ?1 *? *u- oiolan t few years until It comes into have b< iring. It can be cultivated in corn, kindly atoes or any tillable crop. Wheat, He h; ? aua srnaii grains are very try- Ing you on a young orchard, as the crop is and sag off and the laud denuded and left he tvou ? to the hot rays of the sun in "street, l-summer when it needs most shade This I protection. and it ly father lost ten acres of vounc found i with a directness that would een brutal had it not been meant. m ad loner been regarded no ? Hong man In the financial world, ;e old heads had predicted that Id some day be a power in th* had been his own ambition hurt to givr it up, but he some eonsolatiiin in ?>><? rutl autoinooiiin^ uii me ways, but the small boy v paper or two of tacks aloi doicg more to make tlx slow-down than all the combined. # # # % W'FPP VOIP STDF.F' JIUUUI/ uagiairho scatters a ^ Dg the road is D E PA RT j automobile ^ newspapers DStCSDUr^, r CLEAN! MENT STORE, : : : : : S. ? oral other acomplishments which might make mo moro desirable than ordinary mortals. I am an experi. ence.l manager, and have won medals Cj for reci:i:.,a '.Mary had a little lamb.' 1 i also have some knowledge of remov. ing superfluous hair and clipping the ears of puppy-dogs. 1 am a practical farmer, can cook, take care of horses anil pigs, crease i trousers repair umbrellas, and also of Havana's recreative system Is, of j 0 course, the Prado, the strip of ver- j dure, adorned with palms, statues, | music stands, and overflowing with a I wealth of tropical vegetation. j '^e It was thought perfect many ye.its ' or , ago; it certainly has nearly reached or J perfection since our engineers opened pro, it out to the shore, and bestowed upon Mr] the Havanese the hie. sings of the bard by sowing it in oats the first that he r it was set. Tho season was dry, *? settl while the trees cultivated in corn after al reasonably well, the whole ten So h ps sown iu oats had to be reset. If mansioi trees have to be set in small grain E nla, a grass they should be hoed around a Plan! mulched. If the trees are set the chafing per distance apart to coine in a merit o i row, the lirst few years they can master cultivator! n-ltl-. fVirv tlnr. would have at least a million e down on?not a bad amount 1, he concluded, e bought the old Dlnwiddie 1 on the James Hiver. in Virnd prepared to settle down as ler, fairly well content, but still a little for the excitef the old life, the daring of minds of finance, the exult a A matter which The Ad Jike to call to the attec town's people Is the rubbl The appearance of through the most tiavelei Batesh'irg are frightfull; by the unwarranted dlsr I., ...o MumiMlinff r vocate would Ifffe ition of our sh nuisance. J our streats d sections of y disfigured egard of our . r;i rhn (rn nnd ^ j am the champion cricketer in my club. Ileing I messed of great physical : beauty, I would not only be useful j but ornumen'al as well, lending to the sacred precincts of your otlice that delightful artistic charm that a stuffoil billy eoat would. My whiskers bein? quite luxurious and extensive, my face could be used as a doormat, pen wiper, or feather duster. I can fur~ n!v>, ? .. 41./> .miiiucuii, which overlooks the harbor entrance, the Morro, and the open sea. "Reconstruiilo on Is tho *cw inscription on a plate of bronze set up ! " 1 near (he Central Square. or "Parque 1 as Isabel," and "reconstruiilo," renovated, j 8 regenerated, might truthfully he said I crm of all parts of the city, touched by **er' the magic wand of the far-sighted, | ?*ei self-sacrificing "Americanos." Many' of the sacrifices made by Americans ca'1 . ..^u TV >111 LUG CUiU. has been advocated that the first ',anK years the young orchard should Thou crowded to make as large a growth 'OVt possible. This Is a mistake; it was a p uld be properly cared for but not suniclon vded so as to make the trees ten- healthy which causes winter killing of the W>th r growth or injury to the heart of dl? fam new wood, which is usually the Ballery. - where a severe winter follows a Explo: ?itiury ana oven tne quick moYnentary defeat, came the love affair, and with ? affair the discovery that lie oet, either circumstance being tly disturbing to even a mind. the mansion went the Dinwiilily portraits, hung iu a long ring this, Jermyn came across *>?Kjr icgaiuiiif, t odstructions. If our Mayor and city < but take a stroll through c our public highways tht the middle of the street with weeds, grass, tin ca pers, old shoes, rags, and things that should be mos m ? council will # Qost any of BtlSlIlGSS y will find . is piled up Medicine. ns, old pa- j sell tonjc, that liven many other efTice force for the Fall '? any where I I A Prominent Trainman, i | The many friends of CJ II. I?aus Engineer L. E.& \V. It. It.; at pres Jibing in Lima, Ohio: '.vi 11 be plea up the ' to know of hisrecovery from threat Trade. I ene<1 k'(,n,*y disease, lie savs: I i , 0?, l c,ir,,d hy using Foley'.-Kidney C - ? I Kttti.iiUiiiiUUO All/Ill LUC |U u* mier, Kaiser Wilhclm, and the nobility. ,"As salary, I would feel I was robbing the widowed of broad and the uin. or;)u:ined of spongecake if I were to out mkft ad ntage of your offer by acsed e fabulous sum of 30s. per nn 1 .ould be entirely willing to was r*' ' * services for less, and by acurt eeidia- 10s. it would not only give may have been (probably wore) un- ; ,arK Intentional: but the fact remains that. ! ,s a while individual enterprises have fail cau: ed, and personal endeavor has been > ^?? inadequately rewarded, the Cubans I ^ have benefited front tit" push and energy of their ne'ghh' is from the ' Tl T'nited Stati-;\?New Vorl; Evening m?s Post. I bits. way A r-<n-nn^ P!^ ~ - t? ?i o growth on the young trees. This j one ,)0r pt to make short lived trees, by ?' a - ol >lng a black heart or hollow trunk. as a much growth also causes the tree tliat e easily broken and misshapen by ors wer wind. whon r'r lie young orchard in most localities ,.,A t be protected in winter from rab- '* . nV\ 1 * This can be done in several i i ' ' s. We have found the best method ,urma#U' ? _ - tlty of trait before which he paused ing girl, slender and beautiful y morning. Her costume was. the 18th century, and its ole still almost as bright as. st painted. r of the old servants of the le family still lived on tho ut Jermyn could gain no inn from them as to the i.lenthe nnrtralt'a orl<rinoi but where they have ced. These obstructions it'e not only an eye sore t< l?y, but from a sanitary si is a Lreeder of fever and diseases. The enapty tic c dangerous, for should u he one, it would cut the tend iieic 3 11" HUG w" been plaor dumps H CGQCjUcir L0f >1,11 pursers -j-ypewrjters and repa " Desks, chairs, filing " y oll"r office supplies, from an, are v.r, .j. t() a ,etter pr( Rubber.. stamvs' ! v.. . . w|,jcj1 ] aecoomed to all, especially # ! trainmen, who are usually simila S 1 afflicted." Sold bv Timmons Ero< tiring Presideotsl Election will make in CtlSCS , change. 3. pell j^() nutter wliiclieandidate is elect JSS. | Foley's Honey ami Tar will remain ?ealS, people's favorite remedy for <:ou?; I me i clear conscience, but would also j ? sivo you an opportunity of increasing , a'-v your donation to the cliurcb, pay your j ' and endow a free bed t n tbe i :-rhome."?Ti -Hits. > i . !:e Un-tied Kingdom. i Pat? i!' w aisy i would be to free 'I Ireland. All we have to do is tor "h ! "Old Abe," Wisconsin's famous war . 8 eagle, is now only a memory, in the ] "10 fir?> which recently swept through the ] Capitol building at Madison, the his- sPr'' toric relic was reduced to ashes. If Grand Army men all over the country dirt are telling stories of thp bird which both led the Eighth Wisconsin Infantry the in.o thirty-six battles front Frerti ricks- r'K,t town to Hurricane Creek. Icatc - l" brass, ailU of the f better, good stilt paper around glnco th trees and tie strings In two or ua]jy ga e places and cut them off in the pjr(Uro QP- Instea the tree is attacked by aphis the lady's F can be removed from around the jn front am and let tho water gith'-r and making water mid air will prevent tho ft. aphis, and tobacco dust will erad* j Now, > it it tho tobacco Is placed on > ' amlly had lived on the piace o civil war, and Jermyn tzr.nlve up tho hope of naming tiio d ho began calling it "My ortralt," and took to standing of It for hours at a time and up all sorts of romuncc ab ut .Tormyn had never boon ac hoof just like a knife, Th wagons to come and all this refuse, and if < would only place it some v sight for a fe n days or a \ longest, it would betaken kept for suc h purposes, many horses und not fr.s ? town i,;.J stencils, maue on gati.pr up premises. >ur citizens Show Cases,"most po| riiereout of goods on the mark< veek at the ?o a place ? __r , There ar.| J , WllSOIl Gib ctious ones [ Xlie cuius aim incipient m iiMlmpt ion, cudes colds quickly and prd pdeve I pneumonia. A. J. Nusbnum. Hat pUlar ville, Ind. writes :' I sulbr.-d forth months with a cold. A drugist pr ured m" some medicine and a hip cilm rrescribid for me, yet 1 did proves. 1 then tried Foley's lloi 1 and Tar and eight doses evicd me 00Sj 3ulU by Tiniuion's Bros Lightning Photoqraohv. "Old Alio" was captureil on the the Flambeau river, between Ashland and i tree. Price countin?, Wisconsin, in lsr. I, by *tta< Chief Sky. a Chippewa Indian, son of j It c Thunder of Hoes, chief of the Flam- thor beau b ind of the tribe. Chief Sky j spra caught the young bird after a climb form to the top of a gigantic hemlock tri e, hacc and a we k later realized on li s ad Tl venture by selling his captive for a that bushel of corn Th?? hint \vn? ?' ' iiint'U ui ground around tbo trunk of the jj came If the aphis, preen or black, , that thl ;ks the leaves of the you rip trees tratt wa an be quickly eradicated by a i wh ruigfc application with a riu-t , doct yer of lime and lye In a dry him .Tor i, or lime a?d lye mixed with to- his casr o dust. In rep * is last s-iason I had some trees the doctr were soverelv attar ked by rue | to find t' uuuig a sentimentalist, r id on blm with a distinct shock s romancing about the pors a sign of the monta] woakich he had come so to dread, or was his old friend, and to myn wrote a full account of ly he received a 1< ttor from r, giving him laughing advice he original of the picture and either that will not pa's white paper in the road, the wind is making its rn that we are getting neai principal streets clayed aui good condition. Why not clear of all unsightly obsta so doing give the city that a piece of 11334 Main St., Colur especially if ou ADVOCATE OFFIU istle. Now rly all our 0pera tions against the pc 1 put in u which are spoiling the sardine keep them on the coast of Brittany, ar cles and by odertakeu by a French torpei nice clean ???????????? Ylbicl. I instantaneous photograpiiy'by na ral lightning Is the latest curiosity E. I atmospheric phenomena. During shooting competition at Pont, in 1 Canton Yawl, the other day, the pra >rpoises stand was struck by lightning, a fishery twenty-live persons received shoe e to be from which, however, they sustain lo boat H'f'6 physical injury. Ono m? singular effect, however, remain* ?Every person who had felt the oi ks. < Ja \ 'y ^4 ,edl v\\ \ \V mi! \\Vil \ '-7 o,r: j fl\ \V\ iV . ? to Kan Claire. Just as Company C was lr av< being mustered in. The lumbermen 'tr.g c from the pine woods voted in the tb" eagle as a volunteer, and after a sur- tr^et geon's examination, it. was added to and the list of remi ts and began its plica course from obscurity to fame. When the company marched into ' Camp Randal] at Madison in 1R01, a salute was fired in honor of the bird, | *, ami uoioro i iiuiic'Ml ihe to marr] Wera l>a(lly curled aim chanfi- scriotisnt tolor, and the a- hi.s wn* attack'n ; seek out terns o; ion~t<r shoots it the In hiuna i I u-ed the dust, spray of lime lonely in |v# uiih tobacco dust and a p. Acting; tiou was snflic.is,. '.*? destro.y ine Jcrmyn "* ir??- ' u?i. u??..ojf hors, ar many fri C'ever Indeed. girls wh( . Montt? He Certallllv lias a keen i hor, ending with sufficient sss to rerommend him t* t his neighbors and indulge a companionship instead of nagit^lngs. on lids recommendation, hegvA to cultivate his noighnong whom he soon made endr More than one of tlie im h' " -,J attracted him, and look that so greatly impre< iters and attract buyers ol Do not th ink my reader Advocate in any manner wl trying to run this town for ent oflleers are thorough men and those who have welfare at heart. jses our vis- Natives with Tip Habit. r property. A fpw ypar* ??<> n British v visited St. Kilfla in except ior.all a that t if weather. As the natives of th< hat soever had never seen a steamship, tl its pres- ,aln Rood naturedly offered to them for an hour's cruise, whl< ly capable rea(jj]y accepted by a great ma tlie city's their return the captain, seeing all standing in rows on the c trie shock hail, photograph lea stamped, either upon the hack, t rarshlp face or the arm*. the reflection y calm the pine trees? behind the flrlnjf lino. 3 place London Globe, le cap- i ____________ < take The Minister of Public Instruct! ;h was at St. Petersburg lias sent a circul ny. On letter to head master of pub t them achools, Inviting them to give th< luarter nnniln -- ? ?" "o ? make I), I'nitcd Kingdom inter the Uij tied i. fdom .iikI there yox aroon titrange Happening*. nr A Michigan woman was .'.panning ' "c over the ivarrlage eoliin-rK of n neweJ'' paper a:: 1 remarked t ! 'T 1 iwbnid I wmrn oeeame tne mascot of the whole nppr regiment. Tt went through the war. |^a carried Into haftlo aloft on a perch, ppan from which it rose screaming to the j,, length of its cord. At the end of the Ci war the war bird was placed on ex h-ibition once In Chicago. Its value had risen from the original bushel of corn to $5 for each ferither that fell from Its plume, while P T Itanium offered JPO.OOO for p -mission to nlrirr - ----- Y?, relation of singing. Return , Moync?Can ho understand wfao haJ d opera songs? h<>r |lut:V . Monti-? 1 should say so. Why, ^ j.alntoi iin even understand coUcgo songs, ^i treatm ilcago News. moon he thought, A Yonkers Philosopher. strike lit larher An ' <vhy should wo en- Khe r:v ?>r to rise i>y our own effnrtf ? itscovert ie Deaa X?rTs u..n ii>C home recently, a woman, taken out a summons against land. Thomas Ilonry Ron 11 ay, 's laborer, on account of his ent, saw by the light of the r husband standing, as she behind th3 dour ready to > ;r. 11 away, but It was afterward d that die man was ? (deck, asked the cause. lie \ once informed that they were v to be paid.?Exchange. , ,?, ? Ut vuws ?*-i uu vpuor vas at pabject, raltllf ? . . . i tWbit we loo'" with pleacu#^i rer forget ia I "Here's a strange J 11am Strango mar; j Strange." X t W tn his clrcas.?CJi.cago Record !Ii?r-1 ' ' 14 I wbe' _ i'fc.l y (' u?? t1 ere'a no u'"ng I i the al.irrp r *" ? ? wr.mg? ten lltia: C - P> from a rcntllator over the feet aluv^t tQurhin^