The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, December 02, 1904, Image 9
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you want to let i
whole life before
As to men and
you satisfaction
There is but li
Thomas
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fireflt A
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Porch an
4 feet ionf?, made ni h ir.l wood an
regular juice |1.50 each. W?
Oilier Good Mat- d'') no <?
iresxs at 47^?VO,
Sample Br
at sweeping reduction?. in wide
riylts. Prices for brass ran^t Iro
iKON KEDS. variety of
colors some trimmed ivitb
Twe nty-F
r\n It or M nlwiotill V Finish
regular price, $3.00; sale price ...
Eighteen
Itifii Hwnn Polish in English 'hit
Ro?'ker for a present, worth $
price
25C Wl
Size f xfl feet, all colors, clotli n.on
rollers, fixtures complete, worto i
Do You VN
Then net the hest nialtrens ?? j eat
aomina. A curled hair uiattrehs
weight 40 pounds, put up only in
rice, $:???; saie price
SOME G
*2U rolls Japanese Matting*.carp
per yard, our sale price, 18c. \ari
SAMPLE PICTURES. Choic
cent, oil. $1 pictures for 18c. ? ai
shell. $5 pictures for $2.f>0
ICE BOXES, 25 pounds ice rap
REFRIGERATOR SALE. Its
Cloanable and Sanitary Refrigera
AX MINSTER BUGS. Just a
parlor rug made. $!t.50 Rugs for
REMEMBER we are closing oi
B
Wait a minu
to us by our bu
li you catch
men, or our mil
Oh! D
slip one chance in a tt
Why! we have THI
boys clothes, we just
in every way.
ittle doubt you will ta
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& Barton,
usta, Ga.
alteration
ale
id Lawn Setts,
(l varnish finish. The nnnfl
w ill close them out at /Ov? CclCllj
4.00, $6.50; $8.50; $12
ass and Iron Beds
m ""/.!! $16.50 to $5
patterns, ? :? ???#- i r?^r in white and
brass, excellent values, ft >i'> to f20
:ive Fncy kctki s.
Parlor Rocksrs.
: ?>r Mahejmnv, Saddle or Cobbler Scats, just
3.98 each.
indow Sh d s,
ml-d oh rood sprii-K "J Crr o?r? I-*
DOc. eo'-ti, will sell for wtlvll f
^ant to Sleep Cool?
th. onethat will last a lifetime and cure in,
made ot SoU'h American hair drawings,
hi-st A. C. A . ticking. Jtejjular Q5
00D THING.
>et patterns, the kind sold everywhere at ?Go
1.
e assortment of beautiful subjects, r>0 pe
uh. $2 pictures for $1 each. $3 pictures fo
each.
aeity,
pettinp hot and you need one of the Leonar
tors at
ft w left ir. bt autifiii i rtti ins, the prettier
^6 50 Kups f??* ,P5.
it Art bquaits. 'i bis n ?mis a saving of 1-hal
e Sure
te. While you are reac
yer who is in the New
Our Dm
W VI A V J
sight of our new cloalllinery
goods, or our r
Whitl
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05 *v '
on t a
lousand to buy cheai
3 NEW HOME Sewii
cannot be beaten b?
.ke some of our fine j
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Thctioud Old Summer Time.
In the i;ood old summer time, when
; hycicles throng tlic thoroughfares, and
' farm animals and roadsters are a'l
t kept busy, accidents to man and beast
a:c iit-'jiM-m occurence. biiiuu s
[ Emulsified Oil Liniment U the most
i: ervieeablii accident and emergency
li i .iiMit in use. It ielievesquickly and
lie ils speed i'y cuts,contusions, bruises
I etc Vou get one-half pinl forgoc.ai.d
! you get your money buck ir not satis'
tied. .1. I>. Timmons.
EIRE IN BATESBURG.
(>n Thuisda \ night at about 'io'cljck
a lire b"okc out in t Ire ware rooms of
the Hatesburgdinnery. The manager
I Mr. .1. W. Stribling was awakened
! from his sleep by a burning rafter
! f?il{njj- near his bedside lie was the
jtiiily oepupaut f,f |lie building. Before
I be had lime to even gather up his
j clothes a number of p'stol cartridge*
which lie bud in Ids room commenced
to go olT. Ills exit by wuy of the door
was entirely cut olT and seeing lids lie
' made his way to a side door, which lie
i had to force by main strength not havI
ing anything to break it open will).
! The building itcing a frame structuie
burned v ry quickly an i the flames
soon cot lii'ingd all thp contents which
consisted of about $1500. worth qf pot'
ton seed, cotton seed hulls and
cotton seed meal. A freight car was
Islanding on the side track be?|dc the
.1 buiiding about half loaded w ith seed,
Ibis was also burnt. Mr Striblinglost
.everything ho bid including w aring
I apparel. lie had to walk a distance
of a quarter of a mile to the Cullum
I H 'h'1 in his undcrsldrt and a pair i f
' ul 1 ,.v .. I. j!!s. barefooted. 'Ill - building
was insured but the contents
were n >t.
Fight Will lie Ji tter.
Tlu) .e wlio will persist In closing their
ears against the continual recommendation
of l?r. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, will have a long and
! bitter light with their troubles, if not
ended earlier by fatal termination.
Head what T. It. Beall of Bcall, Miss
|?pa tpspy; '"Last fall my wife had ever*
symptom or cunuijinpllon- Slip
took Dr. King's New Discovery after
everything else had failed, improvement
came at once and four bottle**-!)tirely
cured iter." (iuaranteed by
<>. .1 iiarris. Batesburg Drug Co.,
I Timinons Bros., . rosson Drug Co. of
j I'rice -Vtc, and $l.oo Trial
; bd* ties frcfi.
SHOOTING IN EDGEFIELD
COUNTY.
On last Saturday Kufus Kemp shot
land killed Jolin Harris. The shooting
occurred in Kdgc field county and about
I 12 feet from the Saluda County line.
? The coroners verdict was that Harris
came to his death front a gun shot
j wound at the hands ol Hiifr.s Kemp.
(Both parties an* colored. Kemp is
said to be a half willed negro.
And R(
iL AAA ? 1 \.
ling you might see 1"
'York markets expiv
partments I
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LS, SKI1TS, SK11X gOOClf
nens or boys clothing
A Fu!
ten's 1
THE BATBBBURfl ADVQl
Read
per better and finer g
ig Machines THE I
/ anybody. If you (
groceries away with
Perry
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! OFFERS BiBLE FOR
TOBACCO.
A Chicago grocery man tells !' a
seedy looking individual, with the ap- 1
pcaiance of better days in Ids picmoiy a
who came, into the grocery, and in t in- n
accent of the old South, asked for 't
a package of smoking t-hacco Tliis (l
was refused.?The old man, w I.<? wore v
| an ancient silk hat and a long frock '
j coat, turned about with a sigh, but '
i returned shortly with a pained look
and a copy of the b hie.
"My name is Rush, suh?"
" You look it,the grocer intcr'.ect??d.
"I am a hrntlu-r. soli, of ?;i>n
11list, of MiRs'ippi. sub. and not in the
habit of making propositions of this
kind. sub. But if you will take tiii* i
book, suli, as n pledge, and trust nie <
for tire smoking material, suli. I 1
j pledge ynp the )ionah of a Rust'suh' c
that 1 will redeem it in a very few1
I days." I
And yet the grocer refused to ra?'t 1
; with the Inoxlous weed.' I
Again tiie old man turned away ar.d
with a sigh remarked: t
"Well, suli, if you won't take iry
word nor tlie word of tied, either. 1 ?i
presume tliat it isbc*t to close these
negotiations. (Joed day, sub: gouc !
I day." 1
, "That was too much for i ven ah hard
hearted a man its I am," said tli >
I grocer. "I called the old gentleman <
back and made him irappy with u
package of tli ? host tobacco, and 1 didn't I
! keep Ills Bible either."?Exchange.
i Nervous I); spepsia Cured by
Rydale's Stomach Tablets. 1
| Mr. K E .! in s. buyer for Barker & .
Bi: is"', whoso large department Stores i ,
aie located at &th and ivnn. Ate.
. Washington. I) C., w rites, under date
: of April 14, 't4, as follows- Last Febu'
ary, one year, while in New York n |
! business foi my iiouse, I caught a ser-j
j vere cold, which laid me up for sevoj
rai weeks and left me weak and nervous.
1 had little or no appet ite, and (
I my digestion was very poor. My phv*
j siciuns could not get at tiie cause of my
j trouble, gs my digestion scorned so
' much impaired. 1 decided to try ltyI
dale's Stomach Tablets, being assur.'d
; by a friend, t hey were a good dyspepsia
medicine. Alter using them for a few (
days, i began to realize that I was
I getting better. I gave up the doctor's
prescription and have gained 2o pounds >
! w hile using two boxes of these tablets.
I { never felt better in my life, and ao|
credit Rydale's Stomach Tablets with
j having cured me. 1 can recommend:
jthein meat heartily, to sufferers from
nerxous indigestion and general run- .
down conditions of the system. J. Ik,
j Tlannons.
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This' I
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joods for less money
BEST IN THE >
loubt our word, com
you for Christmas.
A Frightened Horse,
funning like n. ! d iwi the Mivit
lumping the (t cwpauts. pr =' hundred !
her accident s, are ov< ry day re.air- .
cue* s I? lichoiivo: evei\b*?*]y to have
reli ib!c Salve hainh an I tie ro's iv i
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is goo:! as 1 tuck ten's Arnica Si'v . ( .
turns,.('nts. Sores. jBczetna and files. .
Isappear quickly under its : Iii? ,
!T?ct. 2~jC at <) .J 11erlis. fates!
>ruir Co.. Tlinnn lis Pie,. Cisss :?
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rnif Co. of Let'svilio. u t
THE TRUTHFUL
FISHERMAN.
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The late Senator tjuny. Ii 1 m>ol I a
treat fisherman, used.to enjoy telling 'S1
if llie tail stories recounted hy the
hi st Virginia at. hrs;.:enu ' >iiu:s -;
f Cheat rivevOne
day ? i .iri't'r t'r< in Maryland, !
ti search of sport, asked one of the na- ?rj
Ives wis thor t! wasanj;good fishng
in the t ieh.
'None better anywhere." w..s 'he %
cply of t lie man.
' What ! i' <1 of fish l.a\e y u I :
[bouts?" asked the Strang'. r.
"Oh, most all kinds." a?
' J hope there are some game fish t< nt
}C had," continued the man from u|
darytan i. "Tell me,' 'said 1 l>\h . <1
vas the weight of the largest tish joii nt
vcv caught in thisrogu u " la
" Wtdi, sir." vcspora'.v rhc V? Vy' \" i r- t".
rlnlan, ,4\ve don't r.evt i t ike n< w< i.l.
n' machines with us wh?n we fish, so al
I wouldn't 'ike t'? . :\ . h ' :.ii n s? u:
na . just how much that las' trout of tv
nine did weigh. Hut, M .nuyr. I ron't ai
nind tellln' you that when 1 pulled
that lish out of tie water t! river,*-*
*ent down a loot " Mart land J urn- 1,1
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QREAT ANU/
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Mont
Consisting of GiasswTuc. Crc
zests &c.
We have had this sale the
~ach year brings larger c?*o\
ime than ever before.
t* f
i he
;ou need. We 1 eve
e selects them.
nrf I) A Y\i A i
llg ilCpiUi 1
gs, rugs, carpets in t
tisfied until you ' iosc
lav Goods.
V
Unless
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than you have ev<
.VORLD.
e and see for yourJ
any
QUICKSANDS.
Quicksands? That is moving or liyu.d?
is ordinary sand so saturat- ca
with water that it will not liearany fe
r -table weight. Sand that is dry vrj
r.oi very wet becomes on being pics- j ru
i closely compact and less yielding tn
t where there is sufficient water at
i v. it it it to keep ti e grains apart ' en
i.tiL < > h and yields to any 1
ight. da
Quicksands, then, are sands fromjth
deli the water is not drained away, se
her because a constant current pas-' hi
- through them or because there is a 1 A
nsesub&tru uinof clay or rock. They .on
e commonly found near tIre mouths i pa
large rivers or where there are j
l ings or on Hat beaches. lit
Probably those who fall into quick- bi
nils would not be engulfed if they or
pt quite quiet. As soon as the sand fu
a-. Oe'l their chin they would be sup- of
' rti-d rather more than if they were i T
I ordinary water, owing to the great- {at
mil y ol the mixture of sand and di
r . iiich constitute* a quicksand. al
X'-hange. _____ 0>
Revolution Imminent. m
,\ sure sign of approaching revolt
1 serious trouble in your system is ;
rvousness. sleeplessness, or stomach "
vis. Electric Bitters will quickly
snwraiicr the troublesome causes. It
r rai :s to tone the stomach, regu-J^
t t.ho Kidney* am! Bowc-lf., sUmui?i?
ie 1 -iver, and clarify tlie blood, llun
n systems ItcneQt particularly and
1 the usual attending aches vanish ij
d r its. searching and thorough effect- y\
eness. Electric Bitters is only ">0c, w
t ' at is vnone i it it don't give per- yi
,t sutistaction. Guaranteed by L
.J. Harris. Batesburg DrugCo.,Tim- ir
ons Bros., Crosson Drug Go. of Lees- ^
le. a
VL SALE.
md 10 C
day December,
7
ckerv. Toys, Towels, Hand
first Monday in December
\us. We propose to give \
E. V. Cuiium C
xt Wee
goods coming by e:
islied.
ttings. neckwear fo
:ss them.
Come in am
Store.
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?r done in your _
self? we promise
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GOING TO A FIRE IN
CHINA.
J was in Perkin," said an Amerin
tourist, "when a fire broke out a
w doors below the house in which I
is lodging, and at the first alarm I
shod out and into the burning strucre
to sec what could be saved. I was
once arrested, and later on diSCOVr./l
I ti*> c*' " ?
. ?..v v u.uvcK rnij ui iiKuiuiK u ure.
"A policeman first required an aflivit
of the head of the household to
e effect that he did not deliberately
t the blaze, and for this purpose took
in before an official half a mile away
second was stat ioned to see that no
e removed any furniture until the
.pers had been made out.
Aftei a lapse of forty minutes the
emeu arrived. They looked at tine
lining house and decided that it was
1 lire. After much argument it was
rther agreed that it would be a waste
water to try to put out the flames,
wo members, who erected a ladder
idelimed part of the way up, were
i!y reproved for too much zeal, and
ter the name, age, and habits of the
vner bad been taken the five department
retired in good order.
"As the Haines were unhindered the
use burned to the ground, and when
le owner returned he was beaten by
is neighbors for endangering their
operty. I was held in durance vile
r two hours and then fined 40 cents"
lirro ^
A Great Ruler.
One of the greatest of rulers is the
\er. It governs the human organism
"lien the liver is out of order the
hole system becomes diseased. Keep
our liver healthy by using Rydale's
iver Tablets. They cure all liver
[ouble. They cure constipation,
our money liack if they do not give
tislpcticn. J. I). 1 iir.mons.
;ents
5.
kerchiefs, Socks, Underfor
the fast fcur >cars.
fou bigger bargains thi
Company
x press daily, sent
jm
r both men and wo1
be convinced.
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