Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 14, 1895, Image 3

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Edgeiield Advertiser WEDNESDAY, APR. S, 1890. LOGA? BREVITIES. A siighC frost last Friday and Sat urday IL or ning. Mr. John B. Hilt is announced for clerk of the coure this week. Seed rice for planting purposes for sale by W. W. Adams. Garden seeds at W. K Lynch's, the old reliable Laudrelh's. New and pretty Spring Millinery at the Misses Aycoek. The registration books was opened on Monday, the Otb. Let every white tuan ill tile County register. Goto the Misses Aycoek for Spring Millinery. The only eclipse visible on this COU tineut this year will be a partial eclipse of the moo n, Aug. ?2nd. Fresh and da inty-heavy and fancy groceries, at VV. E. Lynch's. Maps ol' Edged eld and Saluda Coun ties, both in one, for sale at the ADVKI: TiS?K Ottiue. The Misses Ayeock are showing up the prettiest and most stylish hats. Geo. E. Dorn of Shatieriield will probably make the race for county s u pervisor. Bills of sale and liens for rent and advances, also, mortgages of real es tai?, for sale at this office. Every candidate should have a map of Edgeiield County. You can procure them at the ADVKUTISEP. office. Walter & Co's. 'Baker'has a national reputation ai d has been on the market since 18-11. Your local Dispensary will supply your wants. The best is always the cheapest pro vided you get the best cheap enough to make it so. You can do this on groceries and drugs always and all the time at W. E. Lynch's. Presiding Elder George T. Harmon will preach at Gassaway, April 10th, , and at Bethany, Saluda circuit, April llth and 12th. ' I A Confederate Veterans' Camp has | been organized at Bradley and named. ( "The Elbert Bland Camp'' in honor of the late Col. Elbert Bland, of this county, ( For tue best Fire Insurance in old , strong and reliable companies, on \ town or conntry property, call on or ' write D. K. DUKISOK, Agi. 1 The annual examination of teachers ' in this county will take place on April * 24th, by order of Superintendent of Education Mayfield. I A democratic speaker said in Rhode j Island the other day that the Monroe doctrine simply meant, "you can't play in my back yard." ; A number of workman have arrived in our town to begin the construction of the Edgeiield Cotton Factory and work was commenced on Monday of this week. Marion L. Wheeler will be a candi date fur supervisor of Saluda county. Luther Blease is favorably spoken of for Sherill* of the same county. Edge Held lost seme good men when she lost ~----fi..lud;i.---._ Ask at your Dispensary for Private Stock XXX Pure Kye Whiskey, lt is a winner and superior in quality to any on the market. Our CouUty Democratic Convention meets on the first Monday in May. lt is time the County Executive Com mittee was moving in the matter and the local clubs re-organizing. When you need a bottle of Pure Kye Whiskey for .Medicinal purposes, ask at your Dispensary for the genuine and original Bakers Pure Rye Whis key, E. Walter's A Co. propritors. Col. Jos. L. Keitt's speech before the County Alliance last Friday was not at all in the bolting line, nor was lhere anything sensational, or in advocacy of a third party. When a lie once gets into the world, it is astonishing how hard it is to get it out. You may beat it about the head until it seem.s to bave given up the the ghost, and then, elie next day, meet it on the street as healthy as ever.-Bulwer. Mr. Asa G. Broadwater announces for the office of County Supervisor. Mr. Broadwater is a young man, the very kind to hustle over the roads of old Edgetiold and have them well w orked. In the election to determine the site for Saluda County, held on the ?list March, Emory received GT>$ votes, Red Bank, 490 votes, and Mickler, 393 votess. The second election will be held on April 14th. J. Wm. Thurmond Esq., has just heard that he has won the case of E. B. Sample against the London and Lancashire Insurance Company which has been pending in the Supreme court of this State for sometime. This is quite a legal victory as it was preuic ted in the outset by some of the most as'ute legal minds in the State that he could not possibly gain it. The State Board of Control under the new dispensary law consists of. rt ve members. These members are: Mr. Nicholson. Mr. T. M. Allen, Mr. J. B. Donhit, Mr. Wilie Jones, and Mr. L. .J. Williams. This hoard is now in ses sion. In the drawing recently held to determine the time for which each it to remain in office Mr. Williams drew the biggest prize, five years; Leon j had his rabbit foot in his pocket. Auditor J. B. Haiti wanger will ! make the race for re-election lo the j otlice he now holds. He will throw down the gauntlet, in these columns,! a little later on. We make this an nouncement in advance of the regular official declaration, because it has been rumored that he would be a Saluda county candidate; he advises us, how ever, that he is a native of Edgeiield and proposes to abide with us to the end, even though he "should live to be the last leaf upon the tree." In the intermediate examination of the South Carolina College held last week, we note with great pleasure that J. E. Swearingen or Edgeilehl, a son or the late J no. C. Swearingen and Mrs. Anna T. Swearingen, was marked highly distinguished in Latin, French history and mathematics, and distin guished in English. Mr. G. VV. Bunch a son of Capt J. W. Bunch was mark ed, highly distinguished in mathe matics, distinguished in Lal in, ami proficient in English and history. Frank Stockton's new story "Mrs CliIPd Yatchi," which begins in the April Cosmopolita II, promises to be one of tue most interesting ever writ ten by that fascin?t!ng srory-tellcr. Readers of "The Adventurers of Cap tain Horn" will lind in "Mrs. dill's Yatchi" lomething that they have been waiting for. This Magazine and the APVKKTISKR bol h one year for ?2.35. Fi vt? ne\y snbsoribers tn (be ADVRR TISK?C will entitle the person gettin up the club to a copy ot 'ion Long street's book. From Manaseis to Appo' ma?i?x. Apply at the ADVERTISER of flee. .Mr. O. Vi*. Owen. Cuf?alo, tells bow to grow apples ?hat shall have neither seed nor cores. '.When the tree is sufficiently youngto admit ol'bending or I wisting without breaking, take the extreme top of a limb or sniall tree and bringing it to the earth, bury it, and when it shall have taken root, cut o<F the other end of the limb or tree, and you will thus have reversed the order-ol' things, the body or heavy part ol' the limb being uppermost. New leaves and blossoms will put for tb in due season and the fruit will be free of setds or cores." To My Friends and Customers. 1 have learned positively of glander ed .stock being in this county, and take this plan to post you in regard to iu Don't water your'stock at any public watering places. Don't hitch co public Intoning post-and don't exchange for any stock being driven through and offered for trade. R. M. HAYS. .Mar-21. HIE OLD IRON DISTRICT. T*rhat Spartanburg bas Done and Otbers 3Iay Do. Mu. EDITOR: To-day being Good Friday, Wofford gave holiday. I will spend a few moments this af ternoon, in writing to my many friei ds of dear old Edgefield. ? don't know whether or not I can collect my thoughts so as to i ?ter est your readers, for our Greek Professor gave us a vocabulary of 300 Greek words to learn by Mon day, and I have been pouring over those werde so for the last few hours, that I'm in ? poor \ light for writing. j Siuoe 1 wrote you last, we ha\e ( bael two snows in Spartan burg, t though not very heavy ones. The | weather in ibis up-country has | been rather cold during latter part ? of March. April lias at last come r and brought us beautiful flowers j und the sweet cir.ging birds. j: Do you ask how Woftord is pro- s pressing? Well she is doing lindy perhaps better than at any time luring her existence. Dear old Wofford, she has had nearly 200 tl children, and by the way they're ? ll 'I boys. The collegp is to have a 5 gymnasium soon. Dr. Carlisle has " ?eyeral hundred doll aas and is ii stiii receiving money from the good men who feel disposed to give to help build this greatly needed addition to tho college. ? Before I ieave the college I want lo say I hat there was a game of base ball here on Saturday 2Stb nit., South College versus Wofford e College, in which Wofford soon u "knocked their socks off." By the |. way Wofford bas the champion- c sh:p cf the State in foot ball, or r bad last fall. S partan burg is quite alive, aid ing daily now buildings. There have been to my knowledge, be- v tween 30 or 40 new dwellings put LJ Up here since iii st of February, * and I have not seen near all of thou), as I have not been over morn than ono foin th of ?he city. The i mayor is having Magnolia Street t widened, which cuts off apart of [ some yards, also a pint of the lot t on which the court house is built, i We doubt that any other county J in thc Son th can ma>e such a re- i ?ord as Spartan burg-so marvel- 1 lous in industrial progress, so full ( of great achievements, so rich in ] splen lid promise. We shall not i attempt to extend comment upon t what is being done-it does not ? require comment, it speaks for it- c self and for the people of Spartan- ? tanburg; their steiling character, ? their business thrift, their com- \ mon sense. And what they have I accomplished in the last ten or g twenty years is only prophetic of v their larger successes in the fu- j lure. T?ey are just beginning to e know thur strength andar? build- J ing bigger every day. Let us brief- 1 ly write here a few peitinent f ?acts: s The population of Spartanburg J city increased nearly 100 per cent ] in the last census decade, and 1 more than 50 per ceut within the last three years. South Carolina leads the South j in the cotton manufacturing indus try, and Sparianburg leads South Carolina. Spartanburg county has \ half as many spiudles and 68 p*?r t cent as many looms as are opera ted in the State of Georgia, 27 per cent a.ore spiudles than have tho two States of Tennessee and Vir giaia combined; 72 per cent more looms than Alabama and Tennes see put together and more looms * toonil and spindles than the six ? States of Texas, Louisiana, Mis- ' sippi, Kentucky, Arkansas, and ' Florida combined. f There are seventeen large cotton mills now in operation in Spartan burg county and three new mam moth mills in course of construe- 1 tion. The actual amount cf capi- J tal invested in these enterprises is 1 $4,082,000; the number of opera- ? tives, exclusive of managers and bead men is 6,650; the onsump- ( tion of colton 110,000 bales a year, more than twice the total cotton ? product of the county; and the ' amount paid annual Iv to the op eratives is $l,50o,000. Spartanburg has six banks. In the last live years the capital in vested in banking has increased 2?0 per cent and all of the bank' are thriving and salting down a ?nest comfortable surplus. J, T. OUSTS. April 3, 1S9G. C ii ros Kid ney Hn<7~lil adder Troubles. Thousands of such cases have been cured bv the use of Botanic Blood Balm ("13. B. B.") If you doubl it, call or send to the Com pany whose advertisement appears in thia paper, and they wH, fora one-cent stamp, send you a book of wonderful cures, not only of Ihe above diseases, but of all manner of ailments arising from impure blood, it is Ihe standard remedy ot the age for the cure of all blood and sk iu diseases. $1.00 per large bottle. For sale by Druggists. ? ?o it. Don't wait-if y. '? get to-cay a tr?a! hci?k, < f] Dn. CLARK JOH?'COM'S ND a W s You'll feel better to-mcr row. It is an oki ano trie:! remedy and restores health, invigorates anet renew ? your energy. Easy to r -J Y and easy to take. Cn tit?: market 30 years. Get a bottle TO-DAY. I? FOR SALE DY DRUGGISTS Spring Greeting. -(ooo :ooo) We desire to announce that we ire now in a posilion to show ourl mtire Spring stock. It is by far he largest and best selected stock - bat we have ever shown. Never f >efore have wc had so many beau ittl 1 and stylish goods at such un ?recedented bargains. In all my 13 ongexperience as a Merchant, I lave never been able to oiler goods 0 beautiful at such bargains. PRINTS. Ourstock of Prints is larger] bau we have ever shown before, 'he styles are beautiful and only c yard. At oe we sell beautiful louruing Prints and the quality - first-class. GINGHAMS. Our assortment of Ginghams is erv large. Splendid quality, in ?j\-?\y patterns, at 5J yard. PERCALES. A large assortment of the neat-i st patterns, very superior qual ity nd fall yard wide at prices much nvi-r than can be had in any ity. JOTTONADES, PANTS JEANS AND CASSIM ERES. Large stock of theje goods at ?erv low prices. Cassimeres in el gant patterns at prices lower than lere.ofore. DRESS GOODS. Our assortment, for this Season s acknowledged to be the greatest iver shown in Edg^field and our >rices will be found ver}' low. A :uli liue of ail the desirable shades ii Standard Dress Goods. Wool Novelties in new Spring shades, ucluding many very desirable er ects in inexpensive materials. Chameleon Moire just like silk at LOc yard. Viola Cr?pons in the nost lovely evening shades. Prin ;ed French Challies, in satin ?tripes, light ground with Dresden ffi'ects, colorings as beautiful as ?ilks, at only 25c yard. Those -oods are perfectly lovely and the )rices aro something wonderful. Taney Silks in all the newest ttyles and colors, suitable for vaista and entire costumes. Vmieu3 Batiste in very pretty ef itfects at 5c yard. 15c Figured Darra Dimity in lovely patters at 0c yard. 25c Pnrsian aud Dresden igured Organdies, 40 inches wide, it 15c. 25c. French Dotted Linen 3atiste at 15c yard 25c Plain and Taney Striped ' Linen Batiste at 5c yard. BLACK DRESS GOODS. The finest selection of Black Dress Gooda that we have ever ?howu at exceedingly moderate >rices. In Henrietta-, Serges, STun's Veilings, Mohair Brillian ce, English Mohair Sicilian in i deep black, rich, beautiful lustre, tlmost one aud half yards vide. WHITE GOODS. India Lineus at oe, 8c, 10c, 15c, 10c and 25c. Checked Muslins at ic, 6ic, Sc, 10c and 15c. Dotted Swisses at 10c, 15c and 20c. Beau iful Apron Goods, Mulls, Nain sooks. Swisses, Tarlatams eic. LINENS. Bleached Tabb Damask at 30c, iralue 40c yard. 64 inches wide Bleached Table Damask ut 50c, i'alue boc yard. G4 inches wide Bleached Table Damask at 75c ^aluo $1.00 yard. Damask Tow els and Turkish bath Towels at 10c, 15c, 20 and 25c. Bed Spreads large size at 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.65 and $2.50, that are really being sold at 25 per cent under their value. KID GLOVES. 1 he best dollar Glove that is on the market in all the desirable shades, beautifully embrodered, in laced and buttoned. We have never before had an assortment as good as this. COLLARS AND CUFFS FOR LADIES. High turn-down Military Collar is the proper neck finish for a shirt Waist and we have thom. SHEETINGS, &o. Large stock of Blenched Home spun, Pillow casings and 10-4 Sheetings. The prices DH Ihnse goods are just as low as when co'ton was 41c per pound. DRESS LININGS. A complete linc of Dress Lin ings in Crinoline, Wiggan, Can vass, Haircloth, Silesia, Fibre Chamois, Camuric, Percaline, &c. CORSETS. Full assortment of sizes in all the popular makes. HOSIERY. A very large stock of Hosiery for Children, Ladies aud Men at very reasonable prices. HANDKERCHIEFS. A great variety of Handkerchiefs at 24c, 5c, 10c. 15c, 20 and 25c. Seo our stock of these goods before making your purchases. MISCELLANEOUS. English Cretonnes in choice de signs and colorings. Draperies in exquisite patterns. Plain and figur ed Scrim. Outings in handsome patterns. Russian Duck in a va riety of cole rs. Ribbons in all shades and widtb?. All over Em broideries. Hamburg Edgings and Insertions, Laces in all ibo latest designs. Veilings, Crapes, Combs Hair Brushes, Whist Brushes Tooth Brushes, Bolts, Fans, Um brellae, Parasols, Table Oil Cloth Zephyrs. SHOES. Full and complete line of Shoes. Our shoes are back to the old prices. We are selling our shoes just as low as they were ever sold. We are selling a better shoe for $1.00 than was sold last Fall for $1.25 For $1.25 we are pelling a better shoe than was sold last Fall for $1.50 and ali of our shoes are sold on about the same basie. A complete Hue of Zeigler's and Drew, Selby & Co. Shoe?. Largest assortment of Ox ford Ties and Slippers for Chil dren, Misses and Ladies, that wp|J have ever shown. We are deter mined to give our customers as good value for the a mount of mon ?y, as it is possible to get ?any ?rhere. Don't buy euoes until you lave seen ours. Our 6tock is larger han ever before. Our prices ar LS losy ns Augusta or any where Ise au inspection will convince 'ou of tbese facts. ALVIN HART & CO. Edgefield, S. C., April 7, '96. -New G-oods _** ** - - - ** Our Friends and the Public : You are cordially invited to omo and examine our Stock of ?EW SPUING AND SUMMER Goons, ow open and ready for inspec ion. This is the largest and most at ractivo stock of Dry Goods, No lons, and Shoes ever opened in his town. Our buyer visited the very best Northern markets in buying these oods and bought of the latest tyles a prices that will enable us o meet all competition, and wo eel furo that we can save our cus omers money if they will give us .n opportunity to sell them. 'ri nts. We can show you the prettiest hie of prints evnr brought to a mail town. We sdi a better qual ty at 5o thau was ever sold at that >r:ce. All our standard prints, Steel River shirtings. Central ?ark shirtings and Cheviott's at ic. Our Windsor Nov. lties just )oat anything you ever saw in >rints. ?ringhams. Large quantities of Ginghams .t prices uuheard of for Mic same lUality, a real good quality for 5c, omething new and attractive in Satin Novel1 ios, Percales, and "hallies. ""ine Dress Goods. During the past season we have ?iven this Hue particular atteu ioon, and in buying our Spring tock have purchased with special are, and we feel sure that we can )leaso our lady friends in these joods. Our Brocadine Worsteads at 10c, ire worth 12Ac, and our Serges md Cashmeres at 22Ac, would be ;heap at 25c. Look at our high priced Serges, Henriettas, and Cashmeres, they lurpass anything ever sold at such ?rices. We have a nice selection of 3rilli?.utines, the latest thing for ikirtsaud we are selling it below Augusta prices. Dout fail to see >ur Brilliantines. kVash Dress Goods. Absolute stocks of theso goods n all possible colors and styles. 'Manhattan Duck" is the popular ;oods for Spring and Summer .nits. Dorded Swiss Mulls. Pineapple Tissue, India, and Victoria Lawns. Nainsooks, Cr? ions, and Dimities at prices to mit you. Silks. Positively we have some of the nost superbly beautiful silks for shirt waists ever shown anywhere, i complete lino of Trim Silks; see see those silks by all means. Ribbons. We have the handsomest case ?? Ribbons in tho placo at vory low prices. Hamburg Edgings, Laces, Etc. By far the most perfect assort ment of these ''indispensables" ever in Edgefield. If you need any Edgings, Insertions, Linen Laces, cotton laces or silk laces, wc eau supply you. Towels, Table Linens, Etc. Towels at 5c, an excellent one for 10c, and a veiv handsome one at 25c. A full line of white and colored table linens, at very low prices. Bed Spreads at prices that will astonish y .ni, $1.00 will buy a very pretty spread, good quality. Something attractive in cretons, and scrims-10-4 sheeting; Fruit of Loom Bleaching and \in\ Tick ing, very oheap. Shirts and Neckwear. We have bought a very attrac tive hue of Gent?, white and I Negligee Shirt?, Scarfs, and Neck ties.; Something new in Collars and Cuffs. Hosiery and Corsets. An immense stock of Ladies and Misses Hose and Goo I s half hose, all prices. Complete line R, and G: Corsets, al?o lower price corsets. Ladies and Gents Undervests, at extremely' ?ow figures. Handkerchiefs. A very pretty lino of Handker chiefs at prices that will surprise you. A nice selection of Crochet Cottons, Crochet and Embroidery Silks, Ladies belts, Braids, etc. Tht latest '.hing in dress buttons. Pants Goods. We can give you inside prices ou Cottonades and nice Pants Goods. The best lOcts cottonade ever sold for the money. Our 15c cottonade is a regular leader. Some very handsome patterns for nice Pants in all-wool Cash meres, at 50c and 75c. Shoes! Shoes!! We carry the largest line of La dioe, Gents, Misses, and Children Shoes of any Dry Goods House in Edgefield. For the Spring trsde we have bought a complete line of Ladies nice Button, Gents Calf, and Ladies and Misses Oxford Ties. In purchasing our Shoes we have made every effort to gel shoes that will give our customer:-1 satis faction. We bav'ufc a shoe in our house that we are not selling a', old prices, in fact we are selling some shoes for less money '.han you ever bought them. Examine ! jurMeuB Creed ties, ladies kid button, and ladies oxfords; our ;hree $1.00 leaders. Our $2.00 aud h'2.50 Ladies Dong. Button, and mr $2.50 and $3.00 Mens Calf, uade by Parsons & Sons, areguar mteed to give perfect satisfaction o the wearer. HART MAY ct CO. Edgefield, S. C., Apr.7, '96. Excellent Values ! JAS. M. COBB is offering some Excellent Values in CLOTHING-he sure to get his prices before buy ing-new additions made to his stock weekly. There is nothing to com pare wiih his $5, $G, $7 and $10 suits in this mar ket. Feb. 12-3m. Cotton Wanted, ^ Until further notice, the tangley Manufacturing com >any will pay Augusta market ?rices for cotton delivered at tangley. Langley Mfg., Co. Langley, S. C. March, 14-tf. Final Discharge. ^OTICE is hereby given that on the { 1th day of April, ISOU, the undersign das Administrator Cum testamento ] nnexo, of the estate of Mrs. E. A. Co- ( ar, deceased, will make application . into J.D. Allen, Judge or Probate, in 1 nd for the County of Edgefield for a 1 ina! discharge as Administrator of aid estate. t A.T.CCVAR, March 10-'9?. Administrator. 1 Attention Farmers, Fify Dollars Given Away Free j 0 Exhibitors at the State Fair. 1 rho are subscribers to SOUTHLAND. ?"he only industrial paper publish d in South Carolina. Forthebest bushel white corn, ( !3. For the best bushel yellow ?ora, $3. ?For the best bushel flint ? ;oru,$2. For the best bushel white ? i'heat, $2. For the best bushel red rheat, $2. For the best buphr] ( vhite peas, $2. For the best bushel 1 ?lay peas, $2. For the best bushel ] vhite rice, $2. For the bushel gold ice, $2.50. For the best exhibit of f obacco, $5. For the best i ?ale Sea ^ ?laud cotton, $10. For the best jushel sweet potatoes (yams,) $2. ' ?or the best bushel potatoes all ( ?thor varieties, $2. For the best ! nisbel red oats, $1. These pre- 1 ninnis are given free lo our sub- ( icribers independent of the pre- , niums offered by the agricultural ? society. Scud $1.00 for the paper ] ilone, or $150 for the paper and a iketch of the coast of South Caro- ! ina in pamphlet form. C. M. DEMPSEY, Pub. Columbia, S. C. Cut out thc following blank and lend it in with the subscription 3ricc of tho paper at once. Editor Southland, columbia, S* S: Sin: Please find enclosed $1 for which please send to address below 4 SOUTHLAND" for one year from date, and 50 cents for a copy of the Sketch of the Coast. Nam:; -.-Po-Co -State. LAND SURVEYOR. .^AND Surveying accurately and piom.ii ly d ine. Address J. R. CANTE LOU, Edgefield, S. C. Nov. 19-6m. Cotton. With T careful . rotation of crops and liberal fertilizations, cotton lands will improve. The application of a proper ferti lizer containing sufficient Pot ash often makes the difference between a profitable crop and failure.. Use fertilizers contain ing not less than 3 to 4% Actual Potash. Kainitjs a" complete specific against ?^Rust.'^ j Our pamphlets are not advertising circulars boom ins; special fertilizers, but are practical works, contain ing the results of latest experiments in this line. Every cotton farmer should have a copy. They are sent free for thc asking. . k GERMAN KALI WORKS, os Nassau St., New York. Notice to Creditor?. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD. Court Common Pleas. A. J. McDaniel as Administrator of the estate of W. L. McDani ?1 deceased, and for his own right -Plaintiff-against-W. L. Mc Daniel, et. al.,-Defendants. PURSUANT to the order in the above stated cause, all persons holding claims against the estate Df W. L. McDaniel deceased, are hereby required to prove them be fore.me as stated ou or before the irst of May 1896 or they will be barred. W. P. ROATH, Master E. C. April 1-4t. THE PEOPLE. -: 0 : Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Glass and Putty, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Jennings Hepatic, Garden Seeds, Fancy Groceries. PRECRIPTIONS CAREFULY COMPOUNDED DAY OR NIGHT. -AT LYNCH'S DEUfi STORE. J. D. HOLSTEIN, - MANAGER. THE RIGHT KIND OF RACKET! -0 LADIES, go to the New York Racket and see new Spring Dress .joods before purchasing. PEAK and his clerks don't liave time to look ont, but you don't see aoy of that at Peak's, for there is something there to please every body. IF you want to meet your friends, go tc Peak's they're always ;here. All lovers of the beautiful md artistic in color and design lave only to go to Peak's to have :heir tastes gratified. HERE are some of the things ;o be found there. We can't men ton all, for Peak has everything, [s there anything you want. Well ;o to Peak's and get it. You won't ae disappointed. BEAUTIFUL line of Prints, Percales, Ducks and Ginghams all ;hese at 5cts, lower than ever before jffered in this market. CASHMERES, Henriettas, Serges, Nuns-Veilings, Brillian cies and Silks for Shirts and Waists, Lawn, Nainsook, Tarlatan, Organdie plain aud tinted, Swiss slain figured and colored, Satteen m all shades. LONG Cloth Sheeting, Bleach ed and Unbleached from 5cts, per >*ard up. MEN'S and Boy's Ready Made Slothing in tho latest stylos and juts. Bov's Suits 90 cts, up, Mens H3.99 to $25.00. Look at I hem be fore you buy. You will save two >r three dollars per suit. GENT'S Dress Shirts and Neck ware, complete and beautiful line at very low prices. BOYS, Men's and Childrens Straw, Wool and Felt Hats and Caps in great variety at as low prices as you would ask. LADIES and Misses Sailors and other shapes. In these wo cat. offer special bargains also in Hat Trimmings Ribbons, Laces and Fiowers in great variety, and the latest stylos. WE call your special attention to our largo Stock of Lace Em broidery in all colors and designs, at one half the price you will have to pay elsewhere. OUR Stock of Shoes is large and complot??. We can't say how ever that there are any special bargains in these linea (between you and me and tho gate post, we bel.eve they're all bargains) 25 to 40 per cont below last seasons prices. IN Notions, Oma men 18, Pic ture Frames, Tinware. Hairpins etc, we have the largos! and most at tractive and varied assortment we have ever had. If you don't see what you want, ask for it, we've got it. NEW YORK RACKET. PORT K". rj & Y/ESTERA CAROLINA RAILWAY. 'Augusta and Ashville Short Line." J. B. CLEVELAND, Receiver. Schedule in effect April 2S,1S95. Lv Augusta. 9 40am S 00 pm Ar Greenwood.. 1210 pm 12 30 am Ar Anderson - 7 45 p m . Ar Laurens- 115pm G 50 a m Ar Greenville.. 2 50pm 945 am Ar Glenn Sp'gs-4 05 p m . Ar Spartanburg.. 3 00 p m . Ar Saluda- 4 3Spm . Ar Henderson ville ? 7G p m . ArAsnville.620prn . Lv Ashville.... S00 a m Lv Spartanburg ll 45 a tn Lv Greenville_ll 40 a m Lv Laurens_ 100pm Lv Anderson.. 9 20am Lv Green wood.. 2 30 p m Ar Augusta_ 5 05 pm Ar Savannah_ 5 55 am Lv Greenwood.. 5 23 p m Ar Haleigh.... 126am Ar Norfolk.... 7 00am Ar Petersburg-G 00 a m Ar Richmond.... 6 40 a m Sunday Train leaves Greenville ai 3 40 p. m only. For information relative to tickets, rates, schedules, etc., address R L. TODD, Trav. Pass. Agt. W. J. CHAIO, Gen. Pass. Agt. Augusta, Ga. ORDERS FILLED Grinds lenses for all defects of sight. If your eyes trouble you, consult him and he will tell you WITHOUT CHARGE, If you need glasses, medicine or rest. Fits glasses into old frames while you wait. All work guaranteed. Prof. P. M. WHITMAN, 830 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Can't Yon Imagine how anxious we are to dispose of the remainder of our stock of furniture before- another full stock arrives. We have a larg? supply on hand, but for a short while we prop >se offering extra in ducements to buyers of Furniture. Indeed we always offer extra in ducement to purchasers of furui ture, but jubt now we are positively out-stripping all former efforts. Come at once and get our prices on bed room suits, parlor suits, washstands, bedsteads, rocking chairs etc. Onr prices Have been reduced to meet all emergencies, and remember that we will order anything which we do not carry in stock, but we can fit up a residence from celler to garret and if i.eed he can give you advice about getting married and how to commence "keepiug houae." Ahead of Time ! Peifection unsurpassed! These are some of the things that have been said about the "Old Hickory" wag ons. We have sold dozens of the "Old Hickory" this season and scarcely a day passes that a new vehicle is not rolled out and rolled away from our establishment by some happy customer. Of the ''Old Hickory" wagon we will always as sert that it is the first and best, in comparable as to durability and in many other particulars. Moreover We are loaded to the muzzle with Buggies and Carriages of all grades and descriptions and proposo to shoot them off in every direction. Now, get in a position where one of these fancy things on wheels will strike you. It is Useless To tell the public that we carry in stock Blacksmich tools, Carpenter's tools, hubs, rims, spokes, tires, and a complete stock of wheelwrights' supplies. Farmers Should remember that we deal in such implements as they need and that we do not want the earth when quoting prices for the same. Hardware a specialty, and Har ness and Saddles in unrestricted quantities and varieties. Ramsey and Bland. Edgefield and Johnston. Feb. IS-'96. THE JIM FEASEE HOTEL. Having rented the Fraser House in West Edgefield near the bridge over Beaverdam, convenient to the Court House aud Jail and the bu siness portion of Edgefield, ? am prepared to entertain man and beast. Transient Boarders at rea sonable rates. Also good Stables for Stock. A share of the patronage of the pub lic solicited. Yours to please, L. E. JACKSON. Feb. 26-'96. Clilrac.tcr'. EnglLh Diamond Bran*. ENNYR0YAL PILLS Original and Only Genuine. A .?rt, alw.r. rcllablt. LIDIO >-k /fj\ DrujKiit for Chiekutert KnglUh /'/<i-/jr\\ \nonJ Brand la Kt d and t?old m.-:?ll?c\%jfi7 ?boxt?, icaled wf'h bl.? ribbon. Toko VS* Ino other. Refute dangerout rubtlllit' V 'Hom and imitation*. ?I Drsggtau, or it nd 4 c. in .tampa for particular!, tutimoplali aaa w "Kellcf for I.ailie-?," tn Utter, by retarr TL. Mall. 10,000 Testimon?ala. Name Paper. ..... J. (nlohcaterCaemlcalOc^SaadUonHQaartt t*W bj ?OJ Local Drucill*- ? a'liUud?., l'a. How About Hats ? Tho Celebrated Elka Brand. Just Oponed. Gentlemen, now is your time foi something stylish and cheap. JAS. Rt. COBB. Fe?. 12-3m. It's 1896 And Hero I am Again. To Colt Raisers : Mister Mack is my name Edgeileld is my nation Butler is my dwelling place Fixing COLTS my occupation. As for several years past, (which years have twinkled down the corridors of time, so to speak,) I will attend wherever wanted, for the practice of my profession occupation or calling, whichever way you may spell it or whatever you may call it. My success with colts fora number of years-those same twinkle-looted years, has been <?ogood that my friends call me an ExPert or a JIMDAXDY of a Colt-Fixer. All these thing? and all other things in my line, f do with neat ness and dispatch, and at prices so ?ow that EVERYBODY and His WIEB stand with their mouths wide open, their eyes popped with wonder and amaze that the "Man can live at it." Well the man don't live at it for lie luis other strings to his liddle although not a lid dle-man. If you need me drop a line. (I'll hite.) Yours to serve, LEE MACK. Butler P. G., Edgefield Co., S. C. Feb. IS-"JG. Edgefield, C. H., T HE patronage of regular and tr Ni aient boarders solicited. Wc have :- St entered the hotel business and Evisnr THiXG is NrEwand kept in -F i rs t-C 1 a S?; ?Styl c. Our whole aim is to sal ' sfv : ho ?e whP patronize us. Our terms arc as reasonable as the most reasonable. Try usaiid he c -ti vinced. Special arrangements for ? : :n raercial men. . Yours to bet on J. T. WHITE. Feb. IS-3m. In theso days of TALL Actual Achievements often seem to beat a dis-1 count, but atterall ACTUAL ACEIEVJCMEXTS are i ibo only things that count. It ls easv to talk In General Terms about tho merita of PIANOS, but-bo more speedie THE I?THUSEEK The great Southern peyorlie. Established 30 years. 20,000 now In ne. Sold by us for 25 years. Note these Valuable Patented Imyrovcincats Patent Repeating Action. Patent Sounding Board. Patent Tuning Tin Bushing. Patent Improved Agraffes. Patent Soft Stop. One of the only two Pianos made complete (every part) In Its own Factory. One of tho best made In the U. S. Sold lower than any other High Grade Plano. One proQt only from maker to purchaser. WRITE US. LUDDEN & BATES, SAVANNAH, GA. -BOTANIC ILOOO BALM A household remedy for all Blood and ; ?: Shin diseases. Cures without fail, Scrof- gs ?bunkers, Raenvattan.Catarrh, Salt Khcun ??ft and every form of Blood Disease from the * simplest pimple to thc foulest Ulcer. Fifty? years' use with unvarying success, dem- ? onstratcs its paramount bealing, purify- m lng and building up virtues. One bottle ? has more curative virtue than a dozen of 3R any other hind. It builds up thc health;*-: and strength from the tlrst dose. I ZSrWltlTE for ?took of JTon- g derful Cures, sent free on o ?nit' rr: cation. - If not tcept by your local drucgist. send .Si 81.00 for a large bottle, or ?5.00 for six bot- i g ties, and medicine will bc sent, freight S paid, by ^ BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, 6a.g C. F. KOHLRUSS. i p 'i ? h\W? M Mm,? Iron & Wire Fences Building Stone of Every Description. Cor. Washington and Ellis Streets, AUGUSTA, GA Now is thc time to sub scribe for thc Advertiser.