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V -V __ ME r^-ww .. THB BAP Up APVOCJ ET ME jJTAPP'S. BBBBBBB ^ BBBB BUB 1 I v I W. '? '*>> v. ''"' Fj I Everybody \ W nmir /vrvArlo 11rr\ \IR vill be at the Fair in l-\r.TTo V* nvn Y^rwxr ^tirn V? WE Columbia this week, o\m o oViATir fViot ixrill EK and ever dy who cc m Tm SP ?< >mes to the Fair shoi \ -Po nf fVin :ial lid come to Tapp's. - ,T _va< .j IJH3VV VJUUO YV ^ N I New shipme ? wardrobe. Mi ~J 1 -i-1 -t nave ueie iiv/vv vv ^ jljl C nts of Dress Goods a c. Tapp has just com /-WV? 4-U/-1 W <X V ^ CL OiXV/ VV Lliat VV All sr X' J=J! md Silks, tailored sui e from New York wl r\ -vil r/^4- rvTl o lUUUjr* XJ.J 3T ? 30^ ts and Clns with all lere he b?%t the vei L lavi 7" OF1 the other necessities y latest things to jT i, that go to make up be had. Many ne1 1^1 Isuyies uiax na,v GORGEOUS The largest an signed speciall; er saw the like t; uiny utjuii <jii tut; ii i HATS. Everybody d most varied depart y for the_ specials for ; here before. ictiJtvct iui tut; last ?t r who cares at all for ;ment of high-class h Fair Week. Lots o ;w wt?e*s.s>. 1 the app&jmce they: iats anywv-e in the C f beautifu Iats for e make and for the st; 'arolinas. We show vening and Cloaks ai yle of their hats, con a lot of very handsoi id Wraps for evening lestoTapp's. I me hats de- I "You nev- I I 1642-1G46 MAIN STREET. ill! Will lillMIIMHMil James >! ixr T7 o.i? * I*J L. lapp 1 RHM E. P. S' JTIIER I ' Company, 'WpII. mvdeir." said Mr. Blueore, I *iert , COLUMBI : weut down and caught her for 2. 1 :a, s. c. i 'bat although our hearts are I ; vv. r oueigniz s \ GUN STORE. h% Successor to tiusemann $ Guns! S N . "I ATTOR> AT LAW CVi BATE. IQ. 8. C. < ___________ .. cri E. Ltt HILL, ^ Attorney and^u nsellor at Law, LEESV1 }jE, S. C. 've engaged a box for the opera this '?^er eningand"? in 'George! how thoughtless of you!" ed Mrs Blugore, "you know very ill I'm so hoarse I can scarcely speak , ove a whisper.',?Philadelphia Press ? M typ Maude?And so they are married? n. They say she is the oldest iox saaae tie county. ness a will c with RIDGE SPRING, ss ?. a rs. Ida Smith is extremely 111 with j hold fever at her home near here. <jevot r rc T P Vri u-n rrl a Vijik illSt, rfi- ? H nea oy our loss, we dow id meeaind humble submission to the >f the Father, looking forward hope and joy to the glorious rei ir. tnat Castle Hall, whose er and maker is God. ?hat the heartfelt sympathy of odge is hereby tendered to his ,ea wife and loving children, Hliof q nn rrn r\f ruir miniifo KaaIt a; w a BES3HM r' S cfi We invite yo * ?n store your * X <r> r' S 1*1 I u to make our ;| resting place 3 3 Guns! \ $ Guns. s $ Ithaca, Parker, All business f?i in carerul attention is n* Gk?. HK IMMCItMiN. St J. WM [UHMOND. THURMONI VI MMKRMAN, ATTOB g-A T-LAW. Will practice it | the htate and U , 1,1 mrts. Office in K "man Buildinjc, ni Lexii'fni S Madge?Yes; he fell in love with her _ " tnr cure. /" "How much was it?"?Yonkers . ro -atesnmn. 041 1 Hie?Do you believe men are as 'ave now as they used to be? sta He?Sure: just see the poetry some Th en write now.?Yonkers Statesman. c,a tio ned from a week's visit to her besu thers, Dre. Jas. and Ed. Quattle- and t ira in Columbia. be se: 'he building of the Baptist church t,ie E ? been remodeled and presents a inKto tely and beautiful appearance, ^'un e improvements include 4 or 5 ss-rooms for S. S. purposes in addin to the lanre Auditorium. The L 11UU U pufjv Vi V'Ul lUIUUtV L/VUA. itably inscribed to his memory ,hat copies of these resolutions nt to the bereaved family and to latesburg Advocate, to the Lexn Dispatch and to the Leesville J. It. T. Major, John Bell Towill, W. Price Timmerman. & - wnii< | STATE Lots of fine f A e at tne - ^ : FAIR. 1 urnitare at low 3 3 $ Smith and Remt mington Double; barrel shotguns. > Single barrel ^ guns, rifles and air CUARL c. WILSON, t< ARMITECT. ? <'OLU^L\, S. C. me "I)o you think it is honest for a man art accept money for a campaign fund?" "Why yes answered Senator Sor- ap hum, "if he really turns it over to jj lie fund."?Washington Star. cl) ch LETTER TO C. 1). BARR. frc LEESVILLE. S. C. imorial windows are of opalescent glass: they are seventeen In num- CA1 r and present a very handsome ?2U pearance. The church will be hted with acetylene gas, the maice and fixtures, including brass andeliers, having been purchased cOUJ ?m the Eagle Co. ton ( An artistic iron fence will extend LE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY. the authority and consent of the 3t y lioard of Education of Lexing bounty, we will sell to the highest er, the school building known as 1 PK :ICES. ^ P^yiorJ Wain LJi. t s guiib. ^ Let us mail you 1 our Ingersoll Doli lar Watch /for your | camp tr'rpf \ ? ? Phonoarraiihs and ;u<9Br^nriLh. PHYSICIAVInd SURGEON. Hate^urp, 8. O. v Offl* Hours: N * P-m' " 7 :?u? Up, Hi, 1 DRTJT^^atson^ uc Dear Sir: JYou understand grinding gr ^heat, buckwheat. rye, oats and corn. m; ve understand grinding white-lead nd whlte-zityc. The two sorts of pQ Tinding are W)t much alike. Very lie ikely oats antr, wheat behave very pa lifferentiy in thelfcaill, and you \ v j itle about your work : don't need to; | ru^> II1C I X 1 JUL U1 LUC lai^C LilUiVIl tllC ' ounds. The Continental style is acre untamed throughout the church y lilding. and six columns now sup- e(i ? rt the porch, instead of four, as Sou, :retofore The entire exterior is Wes tinted pure white On the interior J g0(j ?e colors chosen are mahogany f(?'|saie 11-. / _ rom Branch :*cbooi, aoq one nail of laud. sold to this school district V. B. J lite and E S. Hite, boundis follows, on North, East and ;h by lands of W. B. Hite and on ,t by lands then belonging to J. C. ie. Moneys accruing from said to be applied to the building of for said school district to > IbouscmBethelDern Church. jmmmm COLUMBIA, yVrr.v. w. J > > \ V KJ >> >>>/>><>>> >> i nMM = = - = s. c. i V I * A A A A A V A A A A ASA A J A AAA A A'J A J Mmvi w If ~ k Records. r- We take old guns f in exchange for j new guns. I GUN AND OA* Bates*, S. C. i ai , OMice in Tepnone Building. , At Ridge Sprit Every Thursday. fa a T. B. KIN A Oil AN, A T rn e'd rather depend on you. Hut we paint your house and mill, tila id out-buildings; perhaps you'd be ad to know about grinding paint; r some people mix their paint with ;inc stick in a tub. aIK "We use lead-and-zinc?nothing else, ud our zinc is as tough as yonr oats ub mixers imagine ihey mix it. ^ us, siajuc Kruy lur uie cove: ana , white for the ceiling. Three ven- Saje , itors in the ceiling add greatly to Qhur : comfort of the Auditorium The 2i 15, ts are from the Grand Itapid Co., ,}f ua 1 are not only attractive in appear:e, but also very comfortable. ^he reopening and semicentennial vice will be held next Sunday,! Till r finri 1 n iilornclimr ? ' A ill of propertyto be at Be^reihem ch on Saturday 4 o'clock, Oct. >05, by order of Board of Trustees itesburK School District-. T. B lvernaghan. Sec. of Board. E RUSSiKUPANF.SF. VllUilllUi ...A> Sewii I^UUVJIUV. JD... n<r ) LOCKSMITH. STSEGLSTZ GUN STORE, ir,08 main street. Columbia, S. C. Phone 1440. n i INS8ANCK. in If ATKHKUI. - - S. C. t? I ki i* Don t Hoow Trouble. ol ] It is ;i bad habito borrow anything but worst thing yu can possibly bur uey uuii i; mey c&d i. x axes grino-1 ~ g to mix lead-and-zinc. 1,a5 A t They are both white: when they are 50 , loroughly mixed? Tub mixers don't e(| now it; but tub-mixed lead-and-zinc p a streak of one alongside of a streak , the oilier. j We grind as you grind: and our1 Zlt lint is lead-and zinc ground together. pUI Ml* iuivivatau^ i V'L: i (I III | i been arranged for the occasion, hank offering for the blessings of years will l>e taken and appropriat- Jaj to J*tatc and Home Missions. ed at 'ustor J. II Edwards and his peo-^ now are very happy over the consum-; the t.ion of their plans, and the reali- armii ion < f their hopi?? The pretty "pTf k and spring in the rear of the lLli WAR IS OVER."" >an and Russia have signed, seal id ralitied articles of peace and it only remains to restore before war conditions to remove the es from the seat of war. IT IN ST. PF.RF.RnRR T f -* Ma \V** /irp nrv ichines. w/ in rm *? n<^\i opeciais For Next Week. ^ We offer the Ladies <>f Auuusta a beautiful line ol CllAVKNETTE CO ATS in all the latest colors Tans, T Oxfords. Ol i vi??i ! *!< >? *1 *.n in iin I row, is trouble. A'lien sick, sore, 1,1 i heavy, weary ad worn-out by the 1)1 pains and poisonsf <l\spepsia . bilious ,s ness, Hright's distse. and similar internal disorders, jn't sit down and | brood over your s.nptoms, but fly for 71 relief to Klectriclitters. Here you i will tind sure andpermanent for^etfniness of all youctoubles, and your y< ! body \s ill not be hrdcned bv :l load of 11sen mumaieiy: 11 is neither lean cjj, or zinc, liut lcad-and-zinc: the lead prt lost, and the zinc is lust: each lost in aro le other: l>oth lost in the mixture. ead chalks and zinc peels: lead-and *1 nc ground U-trether haritf on and pro- 1 >ct eacli other. arc Ha We take care of your mill outside; ^ ou take care i>f it inside. Youis truly F. \V_ llevop <fe Cr> jitli grc.\e have already Ireen im)\ed zml still other improvements , * . ital o in contemplation. , it 11 o'clock Monday night the cry ey co lire was heard and the town was mrr, iused l>_, tlie ringing of the H|J pt ist C.niroll bell. ue tire originated in an old building ir the depot, used as the C olored | audience at St. Petersburg capf Russia lvs^cd the National hymn l bitf riot ensued. Russia is hunrobed wiLli trouble for the Czar. LEPHONE TO DELMAR. W A 11^/ brick ?3 We have a * * * v/W4 11V Y1 building;. 3C-C-? complete stock o ? J !? _ < < These coats arc made in the very latest styles. J. WILLIE LEVY f I debt disease. At> J.Harris, F. B. Gunter, Timmons*ros and Crosson ( i I>ru? Co . ?>r T>tville. Price 50c. Guaranteed. READINi NOTICE. rf Every man owi it to himself and , his family to maser a trade of pro-1. Timmuns liros. sell our paint. roa foi GASTON. E Farmers here are progressing nicely ^" athering their small cotton crops. an 'he cotton crops on an average in esi ? ..i . -i... for d Fellow's lull. It so; n became a 111 tring flame. and but for heroic ef- 11 ts. the ware-houses on the railroad is un uld have been consumed All the ^'ne ltiguous buildings were destroyed |\p the south sid" nerr the depot. J. Cnmbee and M B. Kirkland were lony the chief losers, out their lossare partly covered by insvrance. hut ' the stillnoac f\( tlio niirht ? >? ie 1 cl? phone line from Hatesburg el mar is now ready fur use and it der consideration to extend the to Mt. Willing. ATH OF SIRHEBRY IRVING. Henry Irving whose fame as an every L11111>4 eui i1 Mercantile store. We can give Wnovms. Iliifvio' eu in a nrsi ciasj you close prices p3 fTflVTIPRR Ovnronc 5 COTTON *.ie extensive addition to * jour No. 2. Warehouse now fession. Head th display advertise-j " i ment of the six M>rse Schools of Tel- v egraphy, in Litis isue and learn how : easily a young ma or lady may learn 1 J telegraphy and b< assured a position- > i \i \\T /VI ii Linn i iciwiii uic Mini i lu v> Milt. II ( fas last year. 1)11 be. Mrs. II. M. Ilutto and children of ert uigustaGa. are in Gaston visiting at tjn -Ir. \V. A. Goodwin. j fa] Mr Wash Sharp and family of Mul- j ierry Fla. have moved into Gaston. Mr. J. J. liichter visited Columbia ^ 'uesdav. mi W'4V 1/nv siness seclion would likely have ^ M j ? J .. onO en ail destroyed. Our citizens Ren- ^ ^ illy acquitted themselves well. The 3 is believed to have been acciden- lra of re mail ? ving SOLUTIONS OF RESPECT TO THE """ ivnov nr tin r tr nin?r? KAfl r was world wide died in London ct. 14th. Sir Henrys body will uried in Westminster Abbey the test tribute or honor and mark spect that, can be paid to the rcis of an Englishman. Henry Irwasactively before the public as ctor for ovcr4S years. iI.IN 07 R7.RT f.TlAnr mr ad ' ' ? 1 <") Sewing Machines chandise. Our goods are 1 y J. WVUUJ V/l gClllC 5 and General Mer lew and substantial >, compieieu enames us to = store fourten thousand (14,000) hales under cover without trouble. We are advancing money on cotton stored by planters and merchants who prefer not T T 1T|( 1 VI 1 J I s Electrical Co., S Contracting: Hlec- , trical Engineers, 5 1U1 Mr. C. II. Hartley went toColumbia Saturday. !or Mr. J. J. Mack and family of Luray se( S. i'. have moved to Gaston. j rel The Athens Graded School opened jt] )ct. l<> with Prof. J. V. Smith as jj. irmcinal and Miss Ilosa Fallaw as w, issistant teacher. jiuum ur un. l. a. nAftiiliM. Whereas God, tlie jrreat chancellCommander of the Universe, has A; ;n tit in his all-wise providence to ca'e move from the active scenes of this has e our departed friend and brotner, ,k5tec E. K. Hardin; and whereas Dr. Pan^ udin was one, who, by his daily ^eds ilk and conversation, exemplified in Kuai nn^rlUn ,.,o .1.. -_l tiS h " ~ ?~ * VI iiaru 11LAU STElDMAN. s beforr mentioned in the AdvoKaoliti of the very tinest order been found in Aikc-n Co. near dman in lar^e quantities. A corns' lias been formed to work the i of clay with sultlcient capital to rantte success. A spur railroad is if* Kiii it int a Mia IioaHu K?>/1.. f? Our prices are leu When in Batesl E. JC v and enticing. 3urg call to see us. to sell now. Augusta isa large market with a great number of nuyers all the year round. Davison & Fargo and; ;< Supply Dealers, h Columbia, S. c. I' !' Gaston school will open in a few days ^ \itli Mr. llarinan as teacher. on Mrs. C. M Smith of Columhia. was "1 n Gaston Saturday visitinp hr. II. K. j Smith. ; Mr. JelT Glover who has been in bed jj1 for several days is much improved to ^ the delight ot' his many friends iiuvvivaaii itiuniJCI. IIIC pni!Ul|Mt'N ~ at knit together the hearts of I >am and l'ythias, therefore i>e it res- nrj red. 1. Tliat in the death of our brother SI ,-thianisam in general and Bates- guai irg Lodge. No. 6" in particular lias witl st a loyal at d devoted Knight; that or t ic church lias lost, an honored and er, < insistent member, and that the was v uuov .? w vuv I^uviui ucvn 11UII1 idman. , TH OF AN UNFORTUNATE. icltercd from the weather in our rd house a harmless tramp 'lied a no one by to close his dyin,j e>es oreceive a dyini? message to moth Aifr, child or friend. Tha man found on Saturday morninv not Batesburg, - - - s. c COTTON FACTORS, AlKiUSTA, (i \ I lit-- Would you love me as muel. i< dear, if 1 didn't own an automobile? ? She?Yes.if you'd promise to ^et one | | at once.?Kansas City Times. i Monday night Messers Klli"t Pound m D. C. Goodwiu Jr. and Lawrence Lu- fr cas caught another fox 1'his fox has ti< been giving the boys on Sandy Run in t|iiite u lot of chases so the iK>ys from Hy edieal profession has had taken far: orn its ranks are able and conscien- bau our physician and that mankind broi Itcnsrai lias lost a sincere and the mpathetic friend. to 1: from the Kail road ami Dr. Quattlem was summonrd. The man was jght to towo and given shelter in guard house. There is no clue as lis identity. HHUB