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| (leefield Advertiser TTOS.J. ADAMS, ' KD1TOR . WEDNESDAY, MAR!. 25, 1S96. H. B. Taub? Dees, chairman of the national executive committee of the Peop'i 's Parly, says that l.is party 'willcarry South Carolina for Ihe people's party' this fall. We have not a word to say in denial of this pr?diction except that Taube neck i.3 a liar. \Vhs.t do you think of Tillman's proposed bolt from the Democratic party and the nomination at Chi cago? Bud. Tillman is neither a fool nor a -traitor. He would be both if he should bolt tho Democratic par ty. [ED. ADVERTISER.] The Edgefield Cotton Factory. The contract . for building the Edg?. field cotton factory has been 6igued, sealed and del "vered. It calls for a completion of the structure and delivery of th.- keys to Presi dent Fisher on or by the first of Sepfember next, the machinery to b? in place in ample time for the coming cotton crop. The building is to bo erected near the Oil Mill, about seventy-five yards west of it,will be two stories in height with Monitor roof, 22o feet long by 79 feet wide, with an ell S9 feet long and 40 feet wide. The Mill will h..ve a capacity of 5000"spindles and ISO looms; and will be lighted by electricity and hea'ed hy steam throughout. The contractor's name is D. K, Cecil, and, he has arrived; he is on the ground ; he is here. Let us sing! (J>ro. Rus Bodie will raise tho tune.) She's cornin' down the mountain When she comes. Coming Pyrotechnics. TILLMAN is SAID TO DE PREPARING ANOTHER SENSATIONAL SPEECH. Chicago K;cord. "Ben Tillman's recent financia' speech in the senate will bc noth ing as compared io the one he is now preparing,*' "remarked a well known souther;" politician to-day. "Tillman told Representative Lon Livingston of Georgia," he con tinued, "that his four days' st ay in New York had furnished him with the facts by which he wi'l utterly demolish Wall streetand its agents who seem to run the treasury de partment. He found out the en tire inside of Carlisle's action in awarding the last bonds and he proposes to handle the Eubject in such a'seusational a'ud interesting manner that his coining speech will be doubly as interesting as his maiden effort, th?; demand for which keeps up constantly from all parts of the country. Tillman's big find is of au extremely sensa tional character. He proposer to read, he told Livingston, a certifi ed copy of tho receipt of the bank er who forfeited his $4,500,000 bid for the bonds, given to Morgan, who afterwards was awarded those bonds n additiou tc those he got on his own bid. Tho theory and supposition bas been that the bank er was unable finally to take the bonds. Tillman finds that he sold hs option for $45,000 to Morgan, and he hs s in his possession the certified copy of the receipt he gave Morgan in return for the money paid him down." The New Pension Law. The following sections of the new Pension law indicate what classes will get pensions: "SECTION 939. The following per sons, soldiers and sailors, now resi dents of South Carolina, who were in the service of the State or of the Confederate States in the late war between tht States shall be entitled to receive from the Treasurer ot the State a monthly payment of eight, or six, or four dollars, to be paid in the manner and on tho terms and conditions hereinafter set forth. "Sec. 940. in order to obtain the benefit of this Cbapto r, such sol dier or sailor must show: First. That he was a bona fide soldier er saiJor in the service of the State of South Carolina or .of tho Con federate States in the war between the States. Second. That while in such service he lost a hg or an arm, or received other bodily injury whereby he has become disabled. Third. That neither himself nor his wife is receiving au income ex ceeding the amount ot' two hun hundred and fifty dollars per an num ; or that he shall show that he has reached the age of sixty years and that neither himself nor his wife is receiving an annual in come of tue hundred dollars from any source: Provided, however, that the widows of Confederate soldiers and sailors now residents of this State, who have reached tho age of sixty years, and who ar :. >1 receiving or enjoying the benefits of an annual income of one hun dred dollars from any source, and the widows of soldiers and sailors as provided in Section 951 of the Revised Statutes >A l?Si)o sholl be entitled to receive the benefita >f this Chapter. The word 'income," as above used, BO al l bo held to in clude the gross amount receive 1 : - wage?, salary or from any ?thei source. The persons entitled to pensions under the provisions of this Act shall be paid the amounts hereinafter set forth, to kv.t: a. All soldiers and sailors who Lav.' lost both arniB or both legs, or sight, or who'are physically help less, the sum of eight (8) dpi J are p<:r month. b. Al! soldiers and sailors who lost one arra or one leg i.i said service, tl sum of six (6) dollars per monti;. c. All other persons en titled to pen sions under the provisions of this Act, the sum of four (4) dollars per month. Provided, however, that should the sum provided by law for pay ment of pensions bo found insuffi cient to pay all pensioners in full thc State Board of Pensions sha! i be empowered to reduce the rates herein provided, and prorate the same in such manner as will re strict the total amount disbursed within the amount appropriated: Provided, further, That all per sons who are included in class a shall first receive the full amount, therein stated." Now for the Chicago Convention of Delegates From t he South ern States. CHARLESTON, S. C., ) March 20th, 1806. \ DEAR SIR: A convention conV posed of delegates from the South ern States a&d cities wa3 held in Chicago ju February to consider the advisability of holding an Ex position of Southern resources and1 products in that city this year, and to devjs? way.? and means for covr cring the costof such an exposi tion The convention resolved with out a dissenting voice thai the ex position should be held. The city of Chicago pledged itself to under take the whole expense, of organ izing and maintaining the exposi tion. Tho se veral Southern States un dertook, on th-'ir part, to provide the exhibits, and to pay the ex pense of collecting, arranging and organizing their exhibits. When the delegates from South ^aroliua met in Chicago, ii was deemed advisable that. i> ile' Leg islature failed to make an appro priation to placo before the world thc products arid resources of our various colton and other industries i.t the exposition in Chicago, ;-. trial should be made to mis:- the necessary funds from other sources. The Legislature you are aware, did nothing for the end in view, and it now becomes my duty, by the au thority of the Governor of toe State, to invite you tc attend a convention to be heldal Spartan burg, on Wednesday ?vening, April lotb, '?o, for the purpose ol' pro viding apian by which an txhitit of the industries of the State niall oe made at Chicago, lt is hardly necessary for me to place before you the imperative reasons why we of ibis State should make tin; bes! exhibit. The great development ol' our colton factories, the natura! advan . ages we have of climate, water power, an t cotton rais?.d around the Mills must ii.vite the attention pf capital, thereby making our Stale not only foremost in agricul ture, but also in cotton . fabric in dustries. In no other way can our farme rs be more judiciously helped than by giving them a market, we might say, near to each and every farm, thereby linking together agricul ture, manufactures, anet commerce. I reepuest, therefore, that the Mayors and Intendants of the cit ies and towns in the State attend the convention at Spartanburg, and appoint three elelegates from each of the cities and towns to represent their several municipali ties in this convention, for the purpose of insuring au exhibit by South Carolina at Chicago. 1 roepuest that each of the cotton .manufacturing enterprises in the State appoint representa'.i ves to attend the convention in Spartan burg. I also reepuest that each of the railroad companies doing business in the State will appoint a repre sentative to attend the convention. I shall be obliged if you will in form me at your earliest conve nience the names of the delegates you have appointed in response to this address. Very respectfully yours, E. L. ROCHE, Commissioner from So. Ca. THE MU'ML LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK RICHARD A. McCURDY PRESIDENT STATEMENT For the year ending December 31 1895 Assets. $221,213,721 33 Liabilities . . - ' . 194,347,157 GS Surplus. $26,860,503 75 Total Income .... $4S,597,430 51 Total Paid Policy-holders lu 1895 .$23,128,728 45 Insnrance nu-! Annuities in force.$S99,074,453 78 >"el gain In ?S95 - - . $G 1,04 7,0.15 SO NOTT-Tnsurarre merely written is discarded from this Statement as v. holly misleading, ami onlv insurance actually issued ar.d paid for in cash is included. I have carefully examined the foregoing State ment and find thc r-nme to he correct CHARLES A. I'KULLER Auditor From tho Surplus a dividend will he apportioned as usual _ Report cf tbs Examining Committee Ofikc cf Thc Mutual l ife Insurance Company pf New York February ii, 1896 At a meeting of titp Beard of Trastees of this Company, held o:\ o :G h day of Decemt>cr last, the undersign.-:; were appointed a Committee to examine the annual stateaei ; for t::o year ending December 3', ind to verify thc same by comparison with thc r.s^:ts of the Company. Thc Committee have carefully performed the duty fissioned to t'.tin, ari'', hereby certify that the statement is :.! ail particulars correct aid that the asses specified therein :;t?in possession of thc Company. In muiting thu certificate thc Committee besr testimony to tl*- high chsrrictcr of thc investments of the Company and ex;>rf.s (hoir approval of thc system, order, and accuracy with which the ac counts and vouchers have Leen kept, and thc business in general transacted. (SIS?D) H. C. VOX POST RCUEHT OLI PHANT CHAS. R. KiNarr??ON WM. P. DIXON JAUES C. l-ioiotN J. H. HERRICK ooMMtrm ROBERT A. G?IANNISS VIC?-PRESIDENT WALTE:: R. GiLL.-nrnt General Manager ISAAC F. LLOVD sd Vice-Pre;idcnt FREDERIC CROMWELL Treasurer EMORY MCCUNTCCK Actuary P. II HYATT, General Agent for South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. SALUDA COUNTY LITKI?A T?KE. Tin; 31 ickier Deed. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Whereas by au ordinance nf the late Constitutional Convention of the Stale of South Carolina, a new County waa established io said Stnto to he known ns Saluda, coun ty, embracing a portion of Edge field county in said Slate; And whereas it was provided in said or dinance that tb' county seat should be established within thres miles of the geographical center, to be ascertained as provided in said or dinance; And whereas a sufficient portion of the tract of land her-- in after 8'.t fourth will bo embraced in said three mile radius to es tablish the county site in accordance with law; And where as it is als ) provided by saul ordi nance that said county seat or site sha!l be established by a vote of tho people in said Salud i county in accordance with law. Xow know all men by these pres ents that I John F. Micklcr, of the county of Abbeville in th?3 State aforesaid in consideration of HIP premises and also inconsideration of the sum of ten dollars to me in hand paid by Saluda county of said State, receipt of which is here by ackuowleded, a body corporate under the laws of said "State, through its constituted authorities, have granted bargained soid und released,a (i by these presentado gran'-bargain sell and release unto Alvin Etheredge, S. W. Crouch, P. C. Stevens, J. li. Edwards, B (Oaugbraan, ('. P. Boozer, J. P. Bean, John ll. Watson and J. 13. Snddath ; comm i sioners in trust for tiie uses and urpost s of Sn in da county; its at ns and succes sors, and their E assors in office for the purpoeesa said six heres for tha public l-uil J;* and pu'dic square and also an idivided one half iuterest in oighL hundred and ninety-four acres in all that tract, plantation or parcel of land situa ted in said gah da county in said State containing twelve hundred acres more rr loss in iiuie: town ship on the oublie road leading by way of Dentys cross road." lo tho eily of Augusta and on the public road leading from Chappels to Co lumbia and bounded by lauds of Tillman Denny the Methodist par sonage lands. Georg* Berry, Smith Crouch, the estate of Janies Mitch el, Little Saluda river and others. The six acres herein conveyed absolutely embracing the public square and upon which the Cour Sonso and oilier public buildings a're lo be erected, are to h* selected by said Saluda cou ti ty or said com inis ji'oners of their successors in office on such portions of said tract of land that is suitable mr a Coun ty Court House lhai will conduce pecuniarily to the advantage of both parties, regard being had how ever, to a suitable and appropriate place upon which io erect & Cour' House. And t',je 884 acres ol' land are also to be selected in the same, manner from said ?rael, and is lo be divided at tafe joint expense of eacli party r?t such times as said Saluda County or said commission ers or their successors in office may desire or demand, in tho follovviug manner to wit: 1st, Hy dividing a portiou of said land into store house lots equally between the parties by each taking every alternate lot, if oue takes the first choice, on one cor ner of a block, tiien the other takes the first choice on the next corner of a block &c, or if the parties should desire it Iben to sell the lands jointly and divide the nel proceeds thereof equally between them as said sales may be made from time to time. 2nd, Aud to divide the lands *bat might be desired for the erec tion of private residences theron into suitable luis in the same man ner, or to sell in the same manner always preserving equalities be tween the grantor and grantee. ord, And all other lands tba* might remain, if any are tc bo di vided between the parties cr sold by them or rented each party re ceiving an equal portion of the proceeds of sale ot nuits. This deed of conveyance is not include the dwelling house on sa:d plantation or other building.--, but the'amis upon which said build ings are erected are to be taken as a part of the undivide ! one-half interest reserve 1 tu the said John P. Mickler, unless it should inter fere seriously with Ihe location of said county site and (own of which the grantee herein ehali be tho sole judge thereof, then io that <. ise all houses are lo be moved to such land as might bo ascertained tu fall to ?he said John P. Mickler at the joint expense of both par ties. The reason why tho lands herein conveyed'are not surveyed md plaited ate thal tho grantor iee m s it best that I hu grant"?.'' mould have Ihe privih go of seh c? ?ng from said tract of land Ihe lumber of acres herein conveyed in >rder to carry ou' the foregoing ibject. i Together wi*b till and s!ngulai ? he rights, members, hereadita- ? lient8 and appur enancas to the .aid premises herein convoyed he- ' buging or in any wise appertain ing or incident, to have and to hold ill and singular the !:.::.::..! in ii: amis her ?.in conveyed unto the .aid Alvin E?heredg?*, IL W. Crouch ?. C. Stevens, J. IL Edwards, B. 1>. paughmao, C. V. Booz-?r, John lt. Watson and J. ii. rjuddath, com-: missioners in tru?l for the us: s and purposes of Suiuda county its as signs and BUCC sson and their etu: scssors for the uses and purpose, aforesaid forever. And I do lur-by bind myself and iry heirs, execu tors and administrators to warrenl and forever defend all and singular the interesl herein conveyed milo said Alvin Etheridge, B. \V. Crouch P. C. Stevens, J. il. Edwards, B. L. Caughmau. C. P. Boezcr, J. P. Bean, John Ii. Watson a ol J. j!.; Suddath commissioners in trust j for ihe i sos and purposes of Saki super m Down in Georgia, o\ is now known as P. P. f growing with the years. I?or Rheumatism, E Dyspepsia, Malaria, Sere Ps*n is subjugated, ] its wonderful influence. I'. P. P. is a worn P. P. P. It builds thei thc country, because we most skeptical that it is a Read A Wondorf I was a martyr to milieu's year;; tried all medicines c manca! relief. I wr.s advis; be.'ore I had finished two b so I v. cs able to work. I fe. years, aaa aa confident of a J. S. DLTlt Tost i mc ny fror t v.iiicrcd with Rhcuroatis! n'.l (bo i.o ca!lcd specific? 1 L'randson gwl icc a boltle ?? ncr/ mau \V. I?. WU,] From Two Weil-kn Ve are having a bi?; sal? wc prescribe it iu A Rrealmai? Thc above letters Creal Remedy,) is a mc P. P. P. begins i and doer, rot cerise unt Thc mortifying cn vents thorough acton:; irritability of disposit inion re blood, which c< ' 1\ P. P. {Lippin to Lc the Greatest E cures. Ter sale by all f ss s. wm BR For Sale 1 id ?uco\ r. ! i da county, its assigns j Bors and i heir PU ceroso rs ?or ?ii ninrpos?'* J. it ...o.--;; id >j*. !?* * m?: ?in my h? ii*.- and ajjaii M ali ut her per sous 'lawful ly elainiiiii? th'? Kuip or any pave thereof. Provided .'i ways riftv?rtheb/Fs, a nd J! h J$ (?rii? intoj\l and meaning o? ?hi ticfd ol eouvpyfluce, that it' th said Sn iud i count v or 'its ^s?ffiro ?thorilids should fail to esta'lsish ii caitP" ?f> be established 1 ?'?o eai< COM? : ly rv f: ' or bite on Ihn land herein conveyed as aforesaid*, lh*i thin !:. .1 of conveyance is to bi iiuli .:: <' void, otherwise I? r^tuaii in full lore . ?-nd 'irtue. Witne-ssny hand and seal this2S;l day of February in Hie year o nur Lord 1896, and in the om hundred and tweul ieth year o tbe Sovereignty and indeptju dene-' of tho United States q America. Signed sealed and delivered ir the presence cf W. B. Millwer Z. T. Cook. JoiixT. MlCKLEB, [L. S.] C. A. M ickier.s dower rtmochcec Februarv 28, 189G. R. B. Black Nor. Pub. S. C. $1100 dollars to be given in ad dition to the lund. Mar. 10-'OG. lilli j in Deciding the Question of 1 you Icol: at ultimate :esults-at du .i nUllty-nibcr lh?n toward ?W : ?.ods. This ?a particularly Uie catt ;2 uh?, condering the purchase of ] Qrj??ll^ SASE & BLINDS, sc ?nicles arc intended tobe . -, ii.i.l voa will want them 3 ?eli ??lc kv:ih Mat. lightly fiUed i , w." ?.::i?u,l. Curs are n?a<!e that way. ?on selected dry stock ou f r { ,. , _ .. -.-ed machinery and are ?an at* d' ;--ricct. geiM? fn: r-fice : 1st- mit iu dj rte. AUGUSTA LUMBER CO., AUGU6TA. QA. M ./.'/:?. .V.?/.. / '' V4 " <j?<f ,M ?55" /..:<;? Sterlmg Uruna. 1 Shoes ! Shoes ! ! 1,000 worth, now coming in a lj ? ^ boom sab*" is nr.w go ng on at C O B B'S. OM ime {.vices are given ' on I;OES. (?ive us your Shoe lill and will try to give you loon floors. F*h. 12-Snr. Countv AlUanc6. j". P/!jf(*ti"bl C'''in: v Ail -wu-i' viii ; iii IC i. a id on S?iturdav \nril 'i-b ;a?t .id oT '.*!?..! ?v .Vpri1 QMv. Ib?cha>:;r h. r::-t:i . ...?>: .. Ii-.., cf I1," J; ;{., 'Jil?. \. ::. ni, Vr~*\ i^...: M...-M.,?.- -V. ??:ijf?" '..'io 'Vi.' '!i!.J:- KS iii?' '*if:>|. Suv. ? ' :'. M. Ki?JT.?, P/n*. C. A. ; i; ! >. Ma vs, S 'f.. Mardi 10-'96. ? ior To AIS Sarsaps rer fifty years ago, a marvelous medicine was '., (Lippmari's Great Remedy), and its fame lood Poisoning, Pain in the side, wrists, she Tula, and ail Blood and Skin Diseases, it has i rlealth Renewed, Appetite restored and sleep Icrful tonic and strengthener. Weak won n up. It has the universal commendation of puhlish the formula on every bottle, and on< . genuine health restorer. i The Truth And Be Convii ul Curo. r rheumatism for thirty :id dscto.-s with no per ri to take P. P. P.. and y.V.ei tuv pain subsided :1 better 'tha z I have for complete recovery. ISS. NewnauvKlc, Fla. n tiio Wiayor. tu for fifteen years, tried ._t to no purpose. My P. P. T , and I feel like a DER. Mayor of Albany. own Physicians. for your I?. P. P., and y casca, and find it an ex. cellent thine;. We hand week. I?r?. J. M. & M. T. RICI Hot Spring A bottle cf P. P. P.. hi three months' treatment JAM US M. NE WTO! Pimples, Soroa a I take {?rect pleasure qualities cf the poj u:er known as P. P. P. I tut an unsightly cud di^x: After takiaji three fco.t! tiens, I am entirely cu:ct Ca Savannah, Ga. arc taken from many received by us. :dicine whose virtues arc known from thc j its work by purifying the blood, which i? il a perfect a;:d entire cure is effected, uptions that disfigure the complc.-ion, tho plishmeuts of the daily tasks, sleepless ni ion. all mean ? derangement of the sys m and will be cured by I1, p. p. au's Great Remedy), is conceded by phy ioo.-l Purifier of the Af;e. It positive i druggists or direct from us ; price $i a b: SOLS I fM-r.fc pr.:ri^E:cic. ?...??..?*" O ft M ? ! ?. G. L. PENN & SON. THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STAL LION "MAHDI," Will makfl the season of 1S96 at Heggie i?ros. stable. Augusta. Ga., commencing tho loth dav of March. '"MAHDI" is a beautiful Bay HOIM? J6 hands higu, fine j ' i bone and substance, and is very j I stylish iii appearance. He stamps; j j his oiTspriiig with all of there de sirable features. His colts are very promising for the track as w llas roadsters. lia will stand for the small sum of .flo00. Foi further information and pedigree call or address. HEGGIE BROS. Augusta, Ga. March 17-'96. Creditors Notice. i STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ? COUNTY OF EDOEFIELD. In the Probate Court. Laura H. Bunch aud H. E. Bunch -Plaintiffs-against-C. S. Cox as Administratrix of the Estale of Alexauder Sharpton Sr., de ceased, et. al.,-Defendants. For the calling in creditors to prove claims, Injunction eec. NOTICE is hereby given that an order in the above entitled ac tion was lins day filed in this Court, enjoining all and singular the creditors of the est?te <>f Alex ander Sharpton Sr., deceas- d, from suing either at law or in equity upon any claim which they have against said estate, and calling in all of said creditors to make proof ! o? their claim against said Estate I by the 20th day of April 18t)6, or j else be debarred payment of the ? same. Dated iiiis 17th day of March 1S96. J. D. ALLEN, Judge of Probate, E. C. Croft & rJ il ?malu Pl'fs. Att'ys. March, 17 HO Klmh Lit'bUI WEN A Certr'.n, BA?O. ind Effiollvfl V.?rr.sJy ice ... SORE, WEAK, & SHIMED EYES, ! ? Producing ion* S-jliMnsss, & fctior- i v; hg tis Sight cf the OM. \** Cur9s Tear Dre ns, S.-Rnniatlow S'ys J' ^Tumers, Rei! ?ycS, fciatred Eye Ush65, ?{ iso rsowras ?jnfE Est -.sk\:< rcaiiiosans. Also, r-?.'iUy i-.V.r.-.:' ri ?v ?...*. ..??-1 Ii other j . maladie?, :i t' TIP Sr^rotf. ? ** Viunora, .>-:..: ;(?>rin?. ?:~.- Pl]f*?.?2 ? wbarevei iniHMuinmloij .'??-to, r>. ? cr?r.i.L 3 SAZtVJ?i Muy ba DSO? to n?7aatag?, . . 60ldbrall?)racci?$uRti?SCeeto* discovered. It was what and reputation has been miders, back and joints, aever been equalled, lesa nights banished by icu should always take medical men throughout : trial will convince the need. le about one dozen bottle* a IARDSON, Piedmont. 8. C. ;s Surpassed. as done me more good than at ihe Hot Springs. Ark. I, Aberdeen, Urown Co., O. nd Eruptions Cured. in te<tifyi!:;r to the efficient medicine for .?-km di-ca^ea fTed for several years with ?cc.-.ii'.c eruption on my face, cs ?u accordance with direc 1. pt. J. V. JOHNSTON, nf Jc huston <fc Co. P. P. P., {JUtftstttes Itlantic to thc I'.-.cliic. i thc source of all life, : tired fccli::jr thr.t pre ights, Ices of rf ip ^lo, ?tem cen&cquc?t ?roui sic: ans and t:;? f.-coj.le dy ard ?-v;~-it!y stile, s:x :.'/i::v.j for ?5. A CARI). -(0) Du. SOPHIA C. DAVIS, daughter of Allison Di Louche, h'.'e of Edge field County is now localed at S23 Broad St., Augusta. GM., She treats all diseases< of Women and Chil dren. Dec. 10 '95. A Card. Thu DRUG and GRUCERY l>usi ness of the late W. E. LYNCH will be conducted by the undersigned nuder the name and stylo of W. E. LYNCH. DRUGS and Prescriptions will be made a Specialty. A full line of Groceries, Heavy and Fancy, will also be kent. The good will anti patronage o public is respectfully solicited. J. D. Holstein, EOGEFIELD. C. H., S. C Fob. 25-'96. Ul und Teleffrnjjjiy. Anpns?n. <>? >. No theory. No text boofal. Aclu j! I:u>!nc?:? frou day of ent?rine. College RuOcU, worry :?nd ituaineM paper? used. R. K. far? p*id lo Angltftn Write for handsomely iiiiitlru'ed Catalogne PHOTOGRAPHIC! FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS In the latest and most fashionable style; also OIL AND CHA YON PORTRAITS I made at thc lowest prices for first class work. Bring thc children before wm I ter sets In. Il H. M I.MS Oct l-l Ladies ! Ladies ! ! Ladies ! ! ! Buy tho CORK SOLE, HEALTH BUTTON BOOT?, you n ill then be assured o' comfort-.Irv fe?-t-con se quent ly healrh. 'or sale only at JAS. M. C OBB'S. Feb. 12-8nj. Notice. I ? ? NOT I OK is her.-by given thal on I ucsdny the 7th day of April ,896, in j ie oilier* of the Jnd^e of Probate at j ;i_re!ipi(i 0. H., iii? undersigned ?is; spouter of the last Will and Ti-st;i-: ..ni of Whitfield Brooks, tleceaseil.il ?Ii make a pirti':! settlement on said j tate,und als persons having claims j .1 ? 11st said OStaSc will present the] ino duly attested, and all those in-', ?bled will make payicent by said dale the undersigned or J. Y. Cul breath, M'y- Newberry, S. C. , W.W.BROOKS, ! Executor. '< March 3-5r, ( WM M. SeHWEISERt & Co. -RELIA BLE JE W E LEKS The Celebrated J a q u e s LeCOULTRE RAZOR, Fully Warranted, Requires Sharpening only once in io years. One Blade $2.co, Two Blade $3.00. For Sale Only by. Wm. SCHWEIGER V& CO., JEWELERS, 702 DROAD ST.. AUGUSTA, T?A., Send For Oar Catalogue. NEW LINE OF STATIONERY, F Pratt ? iirt G?tlOB Ois ii Ppss; ft PTV - !' S RON -WthR-KS ?me l^*HVf0#*F*f? < SUPPLY O'OIWPANY? AUGUSTA. GA. Machinery and Supplies. Repairs, etc., Quickly Made. ??.?5""* Clot our Pries before yon 'my. Omi if I?1(1 I filial I dif ? foi I RI S---. . i: a Bi?ftffi ?; S.' 55 ans: to OJLXJXJ 03ST C h a s. 13. Alic n, CRUST '.. 831 BROAD STREET, - Sheppards Excelsior Cook. Southern Queen Rung:-. Hi-Hiing ."nd Cnoking Stoves, all Styl? s and prices. Grates, Manijes a?id lile, '1 ili wan* of all kinds. Tin Roofing and Galvanized Iron Works'. Sept. 10-Iv A WAYS IN I fe nt /. C. LE?? ? ult IAD -j A JLo J:, rn CLO nuxna. \ i I MU GU BfA, QEQhG??\. \ Unvevtiow in store their entire FALL AND WINTER STOCK CF CLOTHING Tin* largest stock ever shown in Augu< ta. We aim to carry goods y liic.i iire not (<nly intrinsically good, but which also, in pattern, style, and finish, gratify a cultivated and discriminating taste, and at the same time, we sim tc make our prices so low the closest buyers wilJ be our ^steadiest rut-terners Colite attention to ail. A nail will be appreciated. I. C. LEVY & CO. TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS, AUGUSTA, GA YOUR ATTENTION / -YOU' JSJEED-r--_ Cook Steves, Stove Pans, Stove Pins, Tinware, Weil Buckets Loaded Shells, Harmed Goods, Confeetionaries Evaporators Repaired or made to Order. LARGEST COOK STOVE FOR THE MONEY. Coffee Pots, Milk Bucket?,and Covered Buckets n :n'<> from the best ? f Tin in the market. Repairs for Cook 3tc\es I sell, kept in stock. Call on or :\i\i]rv** CHAS. A.. A. I J STIN, crojE-rnsrsToiN', s. c. Tbc Weekly Nev.-' ? Courier andi I.andrethVGarden Seeds have been the AuvieuTiaKH i year lur$*23. ?, " m:irr,.; r,:ore than on? hundred ; .vars, and are always satisfactorily. - Yon can buy th ?iii ft0:11 \Y. K. Lynch. Fresh and standard drug*, :?l W E. j _ Buy the best garden sped at U\ Er -, Lynch's. jfeSF* For the best Fir.- insurance' ~ >n Town or country property, call on ir write rite A nv Kirn SKI?, and Southern Cul? D. H. DtntisoK, Agt. j livator for one year for ?2.