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Ip Red u i
^ The cuts
afe If you have
|$| our stores.
s&fe ent enormoi
provements
cing is enori
H&: price persua
Muslin Underwei
tory Pric<
H Chlldrans Drawers.. 10,
Ladles Drawers 19,2
l Gowns.. 39, 49, o
Pstticoats 4
Corset Covers 10
500 Dozen Men
Spool Cotton 45
\ " Cn
f'O.UU AUlt5 ?
^jg? 12.50 " ._
10.00 "
6.00 Uxtr* Trouser*
t5.00 *' 44 3.SO
" ?
2.50 ?' 44
iSfe* 2.00 44 44
10.00 Values
7.50 "
5.00 " f
25^;"^ Handkerchiefs by the Hund
Vt^4* -?<
aA worm double
M
'<W Ladies Skirts from I Me to 5
doubls.
Hosiery for Mon. Women a
ren
Sraf 10c Values ?
*^P 15c "
25c "
Positively the fim
pair guaranteed as
?y? fered for less than r
MERCHANTS, nc
Stetson's $5.00 and 1
Walk-Over Low Cut
0^: Whltten's Low Cut
S LADIES
$7.SO Skirts, $4.OH
$4.00 $2.VH
$1.50 & $2.00 Skirts .OH
Chine, Olassware, Crockery
All at and below cost ?Notliii
| WHin
J* BATESBUI
I
3*re
litten's Great St<
_ r? tl ^
ting sale Cont
are deeper on every article in Sumi
anything to buy don't fail to com
We mean business and must redi
as stocks in order to make conten
. In our Clothing and Shoe Store
mous. Many pleasant surprises in
ision await you in every departmei
ir at Fac Domestics at price of raw Lac<
2s. material. soc values....
12 1-2 & 17c 75c '
Shirts and Neckwear. , wo " - l5'
30 * 4"C 1.50 ?
9. 9V 5c 1.29 l'5WV?,UCS " ?? ?
1.00 " 75
15. 95 & 1.35 75 st. 3.50 '
19, 39 fit 49 50 3V
25 ? 19 Towel
ricks 5c
10 & 12 I -2c V
c Hoz- Umbrellas
i 25r Values
sue values. 39 .
: 13.50 75c 50 Domestics
1.00 11 ...75
10.50 ~
1.25 _ 98 Cotton lr
9.50
7 50 1-50 " 1.15 Bedspreads 1.1
5.00 2 00 " 1-48 1.25 Values ...
*-75 ? 1.50 Values ...
Black Taffeta.
4.00 ^ Table Napkins tv
, 36 in. wide 84
3.50 kind and
^ J.Q 36 in. wide Guaranteed 89
Ribbons. 4c
Best Feather Tick only 12 1-2
1.40
5.00 Dress
Millinery.
3.50 10c Values
Lvery Hal in the store must he soid
2.50 regardless of former cost or present "
1.75 value. We will positively carry 20c "
I ()() nothing over. 25c
_ 50c
reds 2c to Mi|| En?j}i jn I "" "
25c Silk Mulls ...
ens.
50c Silk Checks ..
.00 worth Hundred# of yards 33, 39, 49,69 j.25 Bl'k Peau do
?*89c
nd Child- Table Oil Cloth 14c ojjp
' 25c Talcum only 11c I I Clinks, ill!
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19 Colgate* Dental <Sc Talcum.-. 15c Ware ill at F
sst collection of SHOES in this section of the Si
we represent or your money hack. Every pair
resent wholesale prices.
>\v'? VM1I I- Anr?/ii-4 ..-.'A..
, . . ? j w v. t up|/UI Lllllliyt
j>6.00 Low Cut Shoes $3.08. Crossett s $3.53 Lo>
t $3.50 and $4.00 $2.00. Whitten's Low Cut $3.
$2.50 Specials, at $1.08. Queen Quality Low Cut
SKIRTS, JEWELRY JEW
$6.00 Skirls .. $J.0N We have on hand about $500 ol soli
$.1.00 Skirts $1.08 Jewelry, consisting of Watches, Chain
1.00 & 2.<i0 Skirts .. .6N ets. Rings, Tubs and Chnrms. II you
, Tinware. Picture Prames handsome piece of Jewelry, do not n
ie reserved We'll make a tun,, v to sec,,re snnH: Ht Manufacture
1
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COMPANY,
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THE BAIBURQ ADVOCATE.'
noted desperADO
SLi
ock # PLUCKY BOY MAIL CARRIER
HIS CAREER.
^ _ ^SX Asheville, N, U.. July 25 ?S|
M iff Q !^g While attempting to liokl uj
United States mail and seize by
tlhe horse and mail cart, which 1"
old Frod Sains, the mall carrier i
Shclton-Laurel section of "W
North Carolina, was driving, tl
reer 6f the noted desperado, 1
^ U-IHL l/U Wilson, was brought to a bloody
^fv One shot by young Sams did It.
ice ouires4j&\
Wilson had taken the hors
1 . . mail cart by force from young
iplate< im- -XNf/ who was carrying tlie mall be
3HK Shelton, Laurel and Tennessee,
1'llP Q'Vlfl- Ch* son, one of the most noteddespei
of the mountains of Western
ii n Carolina and Tennessee, be
tne wy ot young Sams was unarmed.
. Hiram Wilson had killed a m
lib. ^AtA; of men. Wilson killed young II
590$? cutt, of Yancey County, some
^ ago, and the trial attracted grca
i Curtailafca! tention, as it was believed the li
vyjv* was murder. The case was rer
- JS to Ilaywood for trial, and ther
almost a riot precipitated by W1
a. friends. He wt? aroiiitlrti en
... ... op SgJfcj turned to Yancey to resume blc
__ ^tv distilling. Ho great was the f
2g8||? htm that lie conducted an illicit
- -.1.75 openly in his yard.
2 7s rxCr Hiram's most noted act, hoi
W was the killing of his brother
~ Wilson, in Yancey four year:
Towti! Zeb had, the year before, been e
^tate Senator for tbe counties ol
i rgjesk- cey, Madison and Mitchell. 1
? ues 7 & 9c demanded the loan of Zeb's liors
this being refused. Zeb was si
,9c death. Hiram claimed that Zel
? issaulted him and either the jui
. u . Tzfc&Z deved or feared Hiram, for he w
at I'riceif the wf
quitted and went hack to dlst
.. But trouble then came. Judge
the Gods. ^nv ^vig had niram indicted lor c
jq v . ing and gave him four years
* uos-- <*9c penitentiary and sent him to 11
.. 94 in chains with a guard of fifteen
, to prevent rescue.
_ But Hiram only stayed in the
tcntiary u year, because he \va
f the hundrfls every doncd on the petition of Yancc
. i Ple? Then he went back to dist
-19c to |95 Do/.. No action has bccn taken a,
ii young Hams for the killing. II
ho rewarded for his act.?Ne\
to 19c wort! double Courier.
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" ~ SECOND WEEK JORORS 81
a?0<ls- COUNTY.
vV<v vv Caughman. It. W.
%feqg M A. Crumly, A W. Lindh
9 j.2 w. E. Lcppard, A M. Chac
5 Albert Butler, J.W.I
SynJv9 (5. It. Taylor, L. S. M;
19 W. Johnson' G. W. Ri
it. L. Butler, W. It. Orlu
?<lf J.G.Maysoa, C. B B
* * " w0..T.
Goff, G. A. Culbr
c S. Hare, L. G. Pad
29c N. K. Aull, J no. G. M
Soic .. p 4 c J. W, ( ulk. D. P. Matt)
B. Born, G. B Stoude
J. W. Conner, * .1. L). O
rs, Mattinsrs. .Sam'!. L. Padgett, D. P. Boatw
VV. P. McGec, P. W Ba
and Crockery
You can sec tlie poison Pin
:actorv Prlr*#?c c,c!ira OHt ?r thc kidne>'s and ldi
IICCS. A Sinr'" ?se at bedtime will
V' n .ue poison upon rising the
.li.irning than can be expelled
0-yy w frwcA ''/l^ the system in any other way.
" vi^ n'es dissolve tlie impurities, lui)
in ihe kidneys, cleanse trie bladdc
" I'eve pain and do away with bac
! [* p speedily, pleasantly, perman
i ' f: Sold I." Timmnos Bros.
?f>?4 If TRENTON'S
WAREH01
__ ^ m begun on thc Trenton warehouse
r'Vbuilding will be of sand and c?
blocks ana thc contractors pr
that the building shall be rear
s l''? ?lirn'nP ^,e C0Llt>n season
Invitations are out announcin,
.*M??&53S^p Cm rnarriage of Mr. A. II. Miller and
* Miriam .Ionian of Winnsboro.
EAi r>JWc i ... . .
vjjvjc* winer is among irpnum i iiiusl
4^ ular -VMUn^ men al,(' l',e ent'reco
LiltC. Every nity joins in hearty congratula
... ^rs ^('c Clemson College
\V ill be Of- guest ut the home of Mr. J. F it
Miss Ma'y Fox, of Concord, ?
^fasE has been the guest of Miss Fannt
Bettls for the past week.
Cuts ? MM ^ra P'lOC-;e'rv'n? wh" has
v$4#, visiting her mother, Mrs. Morral
00 at $2.40. returned t<? her home In Atlanta
C> a/\ ci nw <AdX 'l'he many friends of Mrs. A
Jil.Vo. Miller regret to learn that she is.
'" aiek with fever,
^ELR Y ' Mrs. Hoper and daughter of
v llili are visiting the former's si
d gold and plated *lrs Martha Gray.
Charms, Lock- vfv Miss Wilia Ford, of Columbia,
U S.V,10 ?wn " been visiting friends ana relativ.
uss this onnor- ^CF*r .
*' town auo community,
r s cost, * y J
. <5*^^ Mr. Ililliard Wright Is visiting
? ^vJ5r ?? . ^?r i. tt n J
vTv sisierrtirs ? . w. uouann.
r\ f The rainfall has been extrei
8 8 1^^ ^1v heavy !n this section for the pa-i
-8?*weeks and the crops are greatly d
aged.?i?x.
gnyjg j Ft?r bloating, belching, sour st<
^*1"^ ! ach bad breath maiasslmation
food, and all sj mptoms of indigent
W /*"* ^rr!y King's Dyspepsia Tablets area pron
cug, and efficient corrective. ?old by T
mons Bros.
Subscribe to The Advocate.
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LEESVILLE
Prof. W. ll. Uostock, of 13 u ford, Is
visiting Mr. E. P. West.
Miss Jessie Repass Scott, of Char- mff\
ENDS lotte, N. C.. Ik visit inf at. liflv r:rnii?. I nIK
, ? UIU
Cl' iRC's.
Mrs. Lizzie Derrick and daughter fj
pecla.1: |);ivc returned from Ulacksburg where 1
? the tliCy visited He v. Derrick.
force '
?-year- ,{cv- ^ Greever. of Columbia,
n the sPent a few days in town this week
ostein w,t'' Be v. Groseclose.
lie ca* Mr. J. M. Whittle, of Mt. Willing,
ll'.ram was in town shopping Thursday.
cu<*' Miss Sailic Hodie has been sick for An
some time but Is somewhat botter at Bate:
e and this writing. 1
Sams, Miss
tween ^"ss Evdyn Asbill, of Monetta, is Mr. )
Wil- v's:tlng Miss Leila Groseclose. at ti,
radoes Messrs. Ilamby and Peeler are in lnsta
North town this week. Always glad to have Mr
lleved them with us. busii
Messrs. J as. W. Rutland and Lowry S(.J,n<:
imber ooV?iii were in town Tuesday after ' K
oney- n00n to see their friends.
years Grad
t at- Misses Eflie Guntcr and Geneva -)S an
illing Jones arc visiting Mrs. Dr. Gunter c'jIuri
noved tills week. was .
c was Mr Weeks, of Orangeburg, is vis- eni v
llson's iting relatives in town tills week. burg
ick.ode Mr. Ernest Biack, of Haluda was In Goon
oar of town Tuesday. A (
t still Mr. u. C. Clark was in town Thurr- *1^."
(day to see his children. a ^ (
We are having lots of good preach- ] onts
ing at the Baptist church this week. I * ?
IX I
lected Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Keisler, of Oil- ro>11
r Van- ,,ert wcrc here Wednesday. week
Hiram Rev.Groseclo.se and Rev. Grcever i L|,ej,
e and left Thursday for Lexington to attend
iot to the Sunday School Convention. I
\ Mr. II. L Wheeler was in town Al
3 Thursday.
as ac- ' Mr
llilng. Misses Mary and Carrie Derrick at- aloiv
H. L. tended the Missionary meet log at Del- aboi
1 is*ill- mar Wednesday. her 1
in the this
A BANK FOR ^
WA6ENER. "?
s par- nig i
;y peo- Aiken, July 21.?The town of Wage then
illing. ner is to have a bank in tlie near fu- peat:
gainst turc, application for a charter for the
e will Bank of Wagoner having been h,r
vs and warded to Columbia yesterday. Tlie!
board of corporators who apply for
the charter are Messrs C. K. Ilender- lN,r
iLUDA s,nan(l Gunter of Aiken and <lrcn
Messrs. I>. K. Gantt, T Y. Lybrand. here
A.G.Ward, F. C Cook and S. It. Mi
p Smith. The capital is to be $20,000. v*er
Jr, While until the directors are elected Gun
lnia.tr then: i 11 be nothing definite known
flack' "thout the plans of tlie new hank, it Is u^ar
uljM understood that a lot will be purchas- 11
?ir.rc' ed in Wagener and a brick building turu
t \Ti
n(jL.r erected as soon as possible after tlie i l1
iryan,' charter 's obtained. Wagener is a' ^r/rnwreeslVP.
little *^wn, and tlie JO'- (
eatl, rounding country is riCK an,i F.uspcr- M<
Igett, J ows' W<K
tourc, I The prosperity of the Ait-en a
day.
icws, cannot be doubted when it is known
mire, that tlie People's Bank stock sold last ^
xner, week at $P.>.? per share, which is its
right. above par. The People's Bank is loirnes,
Cited in Aiken.? Kx.
you 11
^ FOUR DROWN r;:
r, WITHIN HOUR.
from n r
Pine- HL
ricate QUARTETTE OF TRAGEDIES OCCUR
AT ATLANTIC CITY BEACH.
ently. Atlantic City, N. J., July 2.1.?Th?
surf claimed four victims within oiu
hour late Saturday. All met deatl
under sensational circumstances A cc
father lost bis life in a vain attempt ^ j
to save bis crowning daughter: n sQn
lSV young man drowned after it friend L.jttl'j(
' nearly lost his life in a heroic endeav from
been or to rescue him and a middle aged i)e
:. Tin visitor was fatal!v stricken with bem
uncut o-rbagc while bathing. The dead: ,,ein
omi.v |; iri L. Thomas, aged 4i?, Cam -.our
]y r?' ten. N . ' call 11
Alias I! leu > liomas, aged hi, ( an - genet
g the den, N. J. try tl
I M iss C. W. Sharpies, aged 2s, Jenkln- Innlti
Mr. town, l'a. ty.
pop Walter N. Whitlock. nnr#?d
, ? c,? . mi ii- I >>I po
mrviu- mond, \ a. [ .\ikei
ti? ms. held.
The old time method of purlin)* the
n .ystem with <laihavtics that te;.r^ ^ion
ettis. ^ripn L'rind and break ciown tl>e walls ,,
. , . . olina,
J. C , )' the stomach and intestines is su- t|JR s,
cMay perseded hy I tide's Lit t le I.i\ti Pills.
t'hey cleanse the liver, and instead of ' ^ ?^
. weakening, hnlld up and strengthen 0
been . . . . ' , V , the S
, , t lie who.e system. Relieve headache-.
1. has ,... .. .. . .j lie nit
' biliousness, constipation, etc. Sold
. .? When
b f I immons Ilros.
Ibcri
""u A LARGE REWARD.
such t
Rock J
i nfl
l,lor- THE GEORGIA RAILROAD BANX OF- ti.?u
has FERS $1,000 FOR ARREST OF
T.W.ALEXANDER. ?"> *?
take a
A reward of 91.000 lias been offered
'ds by the (leortfia Ilailroad Hank lor the
ipprehenslon of T. \V. Alexander, prescn
1ic]y vho left Augusta on July 7th. after ,()Vcrn
! six lefraudinpr that Institut ion out of fr,,m t|
lam- 20,000.
Circulars have been sent, to even
town in the Cnited States and Can
,m. ida, as well as to other cmntriea, Wei
of ,'ivinK a full description of the man hecuc i
inn. There is little doubt that, if Alexander on cam
not Is living he will ho brought tack to didates
liT1. Augusta to stand his trial. None oi will l?e
the other institutions afflicted by the cal issu
failure of Alexander & Alexander all and
have taken any steps whatever to eacellci
"have the man arrested.
'"* v %"?IM[7?nR^H
S ' ^S
HARRIED.
,. W. A. CQONER, OF
IATESBURG WEDS
IH1SS OLA THOMPSON
OF ANDER- *!
SON.
event of interest to the people of sburg
and of .Saluda and Lcxlng3ounlleF,
was tlie marriage or
Ola Thompson, of Anderson, and
iV. A Conner, which took place
c home of the bride on the 2oth.
nt.
. Conner Is a prominent young*
less man of Hatesburg and for
s years was traveling salesman for
)cWitt shoe Company.I
rs Thompson has taught In our
on t>ci'ooi lor several seasons and
accomplished youlig woman of
ming personality. The ceremony
i home atTair. Among th< se prcsvas
Mr. .Jno. Bell Towlll of Bateswho
acted as best man for Mr.
icr.
delightful reception was held the
ing Before the ceremony, which
largely attended by the relatives
friends of the bride. The preswore
many and costly
tcr the ceremony Mr. and Mrs'
er left for Ashcville for a few
;s stay. Upon their return to
sburg they will he at home to
friends at "Hartley Heights."
SAGED LADY DEAD.
s. I.cppard. an aged lady living
e on the place of Mr. W. E Sliealy,
it a mile from town, was found at
Uotne in an inconsciuus condition
morning, and died about eleven
>ck without regaining conscious*
e was a kind and affectionate
id and good neighbor?always duinto
others as she would have
n do unto her. May she rest in
e.
SEWERN."
s .1. W. Lowman and grand-chil,
of < >rangeburg, spent last week
visiting relatives,
r. and Mrs. P. L. Gunter. of Aiken
: the honored guests of Mr. E. B.
Ler's family last week.
Maxcr Broeden. one of our nnn.
young mm, who has been spendicveiul
weeks at his old home, reed
t.<> Ifatesburg Sunday,
r. V. O. Gunter and his fair dtugh
MissOttolee, spent Tuesday In
input, alll>!<Y'iijjr. *' "
ssrs. Levi Kish and Cash Kallaw
; on rur streets Monday,
pt. .1. F. Lyles was in town Monto
the delight of his friends.
Marshall Gunter has been very
hut improv ing now.
r. -las. Dodd, of ilatesburg, was in
i on Tuesday.
ss Susie Shull, one of our popular
g ladies, left tl is morning for Cojia,
where she has a position in
s Ha/.arr.
Sparrow:
FERRED TO
THE SOLICITOR.
TER OF SPECIAL TEBM Or
tURT TO TRY ISAAC KNIGHT.
ken, July 23.?lion. I>. S. 1 lenderpresident
of the Aiken Car assoin,
received the following letter
Gov. Hey ward this morning:
ar Sir: 1 am in receipt of cntnmuiou
signed by yourself and other
hers of the Aiken bar expressing
views as to the advisability of
g an ext ra term of the court of
ral sessions for Aiken county to
lie case of Isaac Knight, forcrimtssault,
committed in Aiken conni
am also in receipt of a nnm?u>.
tit ions signed by citizens of
11 requesting that such court bo
dying. 1 beg to refer you to sec 744
of Code of Laws of South CarJU02,
volume 1, which says that
ilieitor may make application to
iver.ior for an ex'?ra term of court
icral sessions In any county of
tatc when he thinks that the pubcrest
demands such term of court
such application is made it be11iie
duty of the governor to apsome
one learned In the law and
sted by tiie chief justice to hold
erm.
Icr these circumstances 1 feel
be only course I can take in the
r 4 -- -
, cu li> me is to rorward all
i in the ease to Solicitor Davis,
soon as 1 hoar from him will
ction in the mat ter.
1> C. Hey ward fiovornor.
M T. riolly, the gentleman who
ted the citizens' petition to the
or. also received a similar letter
lie governor. Ex.
rbecue at Leesville.
vill furnish a number one barA'itti
refreshment* at Leesville
ipaign day, August 9th. Canfar
county and state offices
present and discuss the politics
of the day. Come one and
enjoy this greet feast and the
ill speaking.
SVVYtlKRTA ASDILL?
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