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B??it?ayN Sait s. , Mr J K Tompkins btiugiit th Juck TorjDpkiua pl-ce, four in i iva Above Edgeroid, for $1,200.. There is- dirt arid dirr A :raci oflci.d in lbe Phiiip>>i action, containing S? ncr? F, moro or 1 iss, brought.$4,800, v.hi t- si>me other lands fold way be lew nar. Tbe Whitaker homestead, with three acres ntl joining, WHS pur chased by Dr T J Patterson. Seriously Injured. Mr Felix Timm<rman, of Pleas ant Lane, happened to quite a se rious accident Saturday afternoon. I While attending .<> some work at his gin he v;as caught in one of tbe rollers of the machinery get ting his leg broken and otherwise receiving painful bruises. Drs. Tompkins, Hill Ma-sb and But ler were very quickly summoned, but on account of the distance, were unable to reach him until quite a late hour Saturday night. lt is hoped that hi? injuries wire not dangerous. A Decided Success. The Hallow e'en party given for the benefit of the Public library by the ladies of tho Auf Wiedersehen club on Fri? ay after .oon and ev- j ening, was i decided success as to enjoyment as well as financially. In the afternoon a large number of teachers and students awmbted to show their appreciation of the worthy cause, and ?ujoy the many amusements. The children were much delighted at the biting of the hanging apples, aud the Hallow e'en cake, which contained a mar velous conglomeration, was au in genius scheme for the tempting of nickels from the children s pock ets. Thirteen dollars was realized for tbe library fund which, with so.ne already on hand, will go to tards the purchasing cf another installation of popular books. Death of Mr. W H. Bussey. Mr W H Bussey, of Pa ksville, died suddenly on Saturday night last. Dur:ng the night his duugh . ter, about 15 years of age, who was sleeping in an adjoining room, heard him breathing heavily and, going iutohis room, found him un conscious aud apparently i i a dy ing condition. Mr Bushey lived, however, an hour or more,but nev er "regained consciousness. Foul play has been suspected, and Cor oner Bell was sent for, btu upon arrival found it unnecessary to hold an inquest. An expert an alyst was summoned from Augus ta to examine for poison, but the belief is that Mr Bussey died from acute indigestion. SHOOTING AFFRAY. ??cr-?~jp"iit?ic?^jjMiotf 8/iucarr*--O. Watson Monday Night. On Monday night of this week, Mr Luther Jones, of Edgefield, shot Mr Henry C Watson, the ball en tering 'he stomach and passing, it is supposed, through tho kidneys. At this writing, Mr Watson is be ing operated upon by the physici ans, and the result of the injuries are doubtful. The altercation, it ie reposed, came about in this way : It 6eem6 that Mr Watson had attacked and chastised one e,f Mr Jours' ??drivers for "telling a lie on him," rs he alleged. Mr Jonee accosted Mr Watson on *he, S'roets about th'* matter, and in this wny the shooting occurred Mr Jon?.? is tho junior member of tho li vi ry firm of Jones <fc Sou and was marrUd only a few mon'-hs a^o. Mr \\ at son is a member of th?1 liv ry firm of Urice& Watson, but recently had been aesisting Mr Jae A Tim merman in his grocery store. Friends of both the young mon will be pained to learn of the most unfortunate affair. More Improvements. Thc windmill at the Institute and fix tarns have just been com pleted, not only making a very pictnr .'sque addition to the rear campus of th ) Institude, but giv ing-which is its main purpose the delightful luxury of cold and warm water, hydrants aud hath tuba being)conveuiently located o:i each floor.- Besides, the conveni ence and luxury which this addi tion affords, it greatly simp ifios and reduces the labor of th-> h:ir?l worked sorvantr. The noise incident to perpetual motion at the Instituto bas been reduced to a minimum by the 1 ty ug oXjcaxnet i ng on all J h" ti""" us sfairs arni "innwrvs. Tii fact, everything is bei ig d ?ne now that can be done for the comfort and peace of all Ih?J r?sidents of ibo South CarolinaCo-Educ:it?o:>-i! In stitute, li's an ill wind now 'hat blows th" institute no g >od. Advertised Letters. Lint of letters re maining in the Post .Office at Edeede:>1 'J. II., October 2(5, 1001.: 1' P Holloway, Mr Walter liojee, John S Wilson, Miss Mahalia Min nick, .Mrs Chancy W!:ite, Packages-Mrs Z Hamilton, .Mrs A K Johnson, Mrs T Sheppard, Laura Jackson, Johnnie Settles, TO Smith, S Joh ns Dti, S T Stevens. V' en asking for letters on this list say "advertised." Tery respectfully, W. IL BlMWOX. P. M Bon h J Williams, of Liberty Hill, Sit te Chairman of the Board of Control, was in Edgefiled saleH day '(Monday). Mr Williams is ono ot the Dispensary .linetom who ha? throughout been c?>rist{ i cuou3 for h.a clean and bones! recoid. Subscribe to th* ADVEKTISKK Adv rtise in the " \,\ f j ::::;;/;:::Z::;:;!;?:.:::;:: ;:,:::?:?::S}?I;5!H?:??I! j I i i CAA, M? PKBSUNAL ; I . ? .**.. *." . i Robinson'?1 thozi will exhibit ?! j Eclg' &- id bu Ney m Lor 19; h. j Col >nel Sccli Aili rr, ai F-ui [Jil!, \v?iK in town cu Thursday. I Little. "M ir ia ra Xor. ia is recover iug from a sp'-ll.of chills and fe j vor. j Mr Milton Jon?i ft. is ona of th visitors ?o the State Fi-.ir iii Co j Ir.rubia I ai I week. j Judge Ernest Gary spent severa days last week with rt Ulives a Abbeville. Rev Thomas Leitch is conduct iug a revival meetiug tit Cross Hill iu Laurens county. Mr L Wigfall Cheat ham was oo< of trie pleasure seekers at the Fail io Columbia last week. Mr John R Tompkins enjoyoi (he festivities of Fair week iu Co lumbia last week. A bunch of keys has been left a' Ihe ADVERTISER office for identi ficai ion. Charges, 25 oeuts. Mayor W W Adams ?6 soon tc have a v\iud mill erected a*. hi? new residence on "Adams*' street Not quite a month now lo the opening of Ibe Charleston Inter Sta.!'.* and West Indian exposition, j Miss Ruth Co<?burn visited hei grandmother. Mrs Lott, at Juli li ston, oi: Saturday and Sunday. Miss Marie Abney left this wet-t for Augusta, where she will-spend the wilder as companiou for Miss Annie Thew, of Augusta. ?.. rs A F Crooker, one of the heit [old ladies in Edgefie'H, fell from a chair Sunday morning and recriv ed a painful spain in ber arm. Lieut-Governor James H Till man attended the State fair last week and was one of the prize win ners ot the poultry exhibit. Misses Daisy and Eloise Saw yer, of Johnston, visittd Miss Isi doro Tompkins, in Columbia,dnr iug Fair we k. Frot'-ssor Cuthbi ri Kbeeut has beer, eh cted fiuperbi! tident of the Sunday School in Augusta, Geor gia, orphan asylum. Theodore Croft, Esq.. who is as sociated with bis father, Colom-1 G W Croft, of Aiken, iu the prac tice of law, was in town ??onday. A lot of cotton was brought to town Saturday and Monday. The highest prices are paid at this merket foi the fleecy staple. R?v E. gene Stewart preached to a crowded congregation in the Presbyterian church on Sunday raorniug. He also conducted ser vices there in the evening. Mr J D Wills, of Saluda last Wednesday night with F Crooker. Mr Wills rc chased a farm of Mr Cn is situate iu Saluda cr Miss Eliza Youngb been visiting her bro E H Youngblood, at V. ...u. _ is expected home in a short time. Miss Bessie Youngblood leave this week for her home at Winter Seat, arter a month's stay at the hom. of her 6ister, Mrs Manly Timmons. Mrs Dr Mosely, of Madison, Florida who was a recent guest ol Mrs Gwaltney, in Edgefield. IB vi&sting her brother, Major M B Lipsc >inb, nt Ninety-Six. Mrs A E Padgett and Miss Ef fie AH^e syeut last Friday in the Liberty Hill section as guests at the home of the former's fatuer, Mr E S Reyuolds. Quite an interesting letter I rom Mrs J B Haltiwauger, presideut cf the Auf Wisdersehen club, was j published in the last issue of tb* ? '-Keystone." Mr? Emmie Rankin airived in Edgefield last week from bu-home in Birmingham, Alabama. Her . marty fri"i.dd and acquaintances 'an'd lighted to welcome h^r back j li) lin' lt i I illllll' . ! Mr \Va'l<-r Adc ison, who is su I periiiiendiog Mr 13 II Jones' platt ! latino, i.-n-.r Horn Ci'wk, ep'Mil Sund .v *n town wieh h;? mother, .Mrs Virginia Addison. Mi*- Elise F"azier, who has been Uv i th \ li . tf h'phoiiecimpanyat D u Miarh tor lie: past two years, has Li moved to Albinia with her par ?..ii!.-, C ip'aiu find Mrs James Fra zier. Kev J)r G walt ney was ?-till un -t.ir-?t>ugn-ytTTon~ orr J .'-"und-iy morning. He is, however, j coo val- Being, and wo aie pleased ' iBtate grad vallyTraining his lost ? strong! I . j Mr Charles H Fisher, recently an honored i etd dent of our town", paid Edgefiyld a business visit last week, Mrs Fisher and Miss Marv Lillie are at prese ut residing at High Point, Ni-rt h Caruliun. Mr and Mrs Arthur Youngblood and ctilldien, former n-sideutH of I Winter Seat, will visit Edgefield j this week, sp liding a few days on j the way lo their new home at the pretty Lille town of Bntesburg. The piano deal-r, Mr John A Holland, of Ninety-Six, left Edge, fnld Saturday to return home, but lit is doubtful' whether he will get! ; lhere, as la- pas tried it several! times.and Lt fop- be Jtacl ss Nile--1 ; ty.-Six and n cupr r lU s from Ibcj 'j uni^y. I'lisi.rss h tiers demand] h is rt*i urn lo Edgeijeld. Last j week, ?nijong other transactions of J asimilar itt I ute, ho mid a yr)* han si in* organ to on? of our ? s teemed subscribers, Mr M C J&c^ son, of Col!if rs. Tlc Eest Piescriptions *or Malaria C'h'I ls aim b'fXt-r is a bottleof uxovic s 11, i KA i.Er s CHILI, 'i ONIC. Jt ia bimpjy ?ron iiiiU quinine in a taste ? s" lorin. Xocure-no cav. Price SO I Wa?t Croo \\<J his r\\-r- \ gatling ready to Colore! ? R Brooks, ?;f Co In in b?;:, \Y:is io 1 w.-. "u M>fi?o-.? '. Mr P ii Callis??i?, of CaiiisoriV. ?vhs iii town Mouda?'. Mr ?li d Mrs JIM Ma\ ar?? board ing with Mrs A V Byrd, on Colum bia street. Goberai M C Duffer was ?ti tow:, I his week from his farm near tb? sily of Augusta. Mr? L F Kutrjiet? and Miss Ad die Hugh* s, ?vf {'renton, spent Fair iveek in Columbia. The first-raiu since ino col UM picking seasou fell on Monday inorning. Miss Minn Kidson,of Ibu Insti lute, visited her sister, Mrs A R Eidson, of Hazleton, last week. We direct your attention to the salo o? desirable Pickms lands ivhich will takp pine? on ?;:!. sday in December next. Remember this, ye land buyer?, and be on band. Mr and Mrs Jarres .Thompson, trho have been residing for some mouths at th? home ol' Mrs Kde Butler, havfl removed tn their now home in south Edgefiekh, which ?vi's the properly of '])? C P D> V*ore, but has bee;; pu rc!;-.."ed by Mr Thom ps'.'u. Dr C A Teague, ci' GranitevilJe, ivas man ied yesterday io Mis-. Mer ?aret Simpson, of Edg? field c->u - ?yr, al High View church, joar Ro pers. M i-.;;4 Simpson is. a nh ce cl Senator B ? Tillman. ? Ur Joseph Q A'lams, late of ilii? j jounty, ha* resigned the pastorate >f M he Baptist church nt Ll-:?;-; k'iKo, North Carolina, uno has ac ;epted call lo of th ? B:i? ?n-A ? ?burches Gbarlol to. Lu!i'? Griffin, colored, who 'ives in the Adams grove, i Bunc >mbe, lias a magni?iceiil di sp jay ol cucy?'- ? niithemuui?, ol ibo y.ne-1 vurieij in fuil hinom in ber front yard. She knows lhe mime of each vari ?ly and takes pleasure and pride in showing thom to admirers or? beautiful ?owors. S.C.C. I.NOTES. Il< v B D Thames has bo u veri sick (?ir several days. Mr Toole, of Williitoo, viei'ed thejinshtnte !.? st week. Captain R B Cain spent Satur day and Sunday at his home id WedgeSeld, Sumter, county. It- i ho abscuce of President Bai lev Snndnv afternoon, Professor T.Snckston and Mr J A Lott cou rducted the B Y P U.meeting'. j Pnfe"sor G Marshall Moore, jri structor iii English, and Piofes sor J F Entzininger, principal of the Preparatory school, visited Hie former's home, at Greenwood, Saturday a;.d Sunday. President Bailey and family and Mies Sallie Bailey have re moved lo the Institute building. Barracks No. 2, in which the? have been residing since the fall opening, will be used as the hos pit?l, . . ;j Mr Harry Adams, now of Edge! field, has not beeu forgot leu by/b]> old friends at Phoenix, as the^foj lowiug troiu the Phoenix corres-1 poudeut to !he Gleenwood Ijidex will ?how: "Your scribe |wss glad to greet, last Sunday at'Da m ase us, our friend, Ha, ry-A^disms, from Edgefieldv" President Rt.o :ev> l:, ?hough not in Chariest ?II ot the time, wilfl lu Washington pr-ss an electricll-Bt toii on D'ctm1 -.T ?nd, which Will s t in mot mn iii Exposition ma chinery The j. esident expects to visit the Exposition in February. ? J |?oo J I JUSTING W JO li PRINTING B PRINTING ur, B il and N ?I? H?i&'i Euvelopes, Posters. tito r*Jl r^s? hi\i Sea ??Vt/ Ten Big Shows All United. 4 Circuses-c3 Menageries-2 Stages Roman Hippodrome, Combined with the Grand Biblical Spectacular Producrions KING SOLOMON TOE ' An impressive and eaiinei Hy moral ?aid mind Elevating Pageantic and Scenic Spectacle vith its Enchanting Ballets, etc. 100 HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL BALLET GIRLS 100 ^oo Men, Women and Morses in thc Cast. ;1 CARL HAGENBACK'S ??se?! HERD Hi ' ri ll OF Perforan Elephants Ihal waltz. Eli'pliat,.'.. that, play musical instru.uentS a ,d I lephants lhat rio ? v? rything but tui;<. loo New and Novel Circus Acts. I,coo l\::re and Costly Animals. 50 Hair Raising Races. ss n 'J3 Gs 7 ooo 5 bunds of music, fifi ?nd iln m c irps, chime of belia, 50cnrs and gilded (1 ns, 29 tabb aux c irs 12 tn:, s, COO thoroughbred hrJhw-rr 60 min ponieSjRteam caliope drawn 1 il) 1 ni< 1 fdrlvi n by cnl man EXCURSIONS ON ALL LINES OF TRAVEl4 EDGE Fl ELD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBERS The Emit Hill correspondent of fie Saluda Sentinel says: "Mr 'John B Dav.'s, Edg*field'e old Au j ditor, has moved down on his place and will live with h is sou, Trib. We extend a warm welcome to an old friend. Mr DE Lanham, one of Edge field county's prosperous farmers, of the Ropers section, was in town Monday to visit his eon and daugh ter, Mr Joe and Miss Emmie Lan ham, students at the Institute. NOTICE FINAL DISCHARGE MOTICE is hereby given that a, A lminis':raivix of the Estate of J M Matthews, deceased. I will on the 9:h day of November, 1901, make in the office of Probate Judge forEdgefieid county, a final set tiement of-said estate and apply for my fi ?al dischaige as admin istratrix. JANE A. MATTHEWS, Administratrix. iiliiiiiiiiii?iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiriiniTi?rninniiniiriiiiiiii ini iii!ui?funii na?;!t nnii E uni t(]:i it nut in;-HI uni^ llMPf ? <J Hil OF MY ESTIRE STOCK AT = 2L. '? mf.t 9 mm fte. I must have room, and will have, if lew prices will | I move the goods. If you want a wedding present, or ? I need a dinnea set, chamber set, lamp or anthtng in | I Crockery, China, Glassware, Tinware or House Fur- | |, nisliing Goods, be sure and rxamine my stock and | S prices before purchasing. Remember the place. fr HW ?! 'Il I 809 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA | ll?!lllllllHI!IIHII!illim?l?lffllllllHI?IIIHIHIIIIHIIUII IHHIIIII?WIIIIIIIIIimiI!llllllliniIlll.Illllflllli? Our full lino of brand new Fall Go ;!s is ready for inspect iou. , , We very cnidiolly invite < ur !'.:.. nos and ins fro lic generally *o come to our store and let us ehew you She bi'": I s t y les ::i rt SHOES FURNISHINGS. jvoing exclusive dealers in these goods we are the :c knnwledged leaders. G.ve us a call. We will save vou n oiU'Y. m K 1 I* I H. H. COSKSRY, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Saddlery, CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL, Hemlock and White Oak S-.de Leather, HARNESS LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING, Blacksmitn and Woodworkers' Tools. Agent? foi Fi IT ^ v~~i,>Q finp 'v*h\?]?9 Alco for J. W. OUTH CAROLINA CO-EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. * * * Edgefield/ 8. O, * * Oldest aiifl Largest Co-Educational Collie in tie State, Next Session Beginsjhursdav, SeDtember 26, 1901. Over 800 students enrolled this session, representing 10 States. Young men under strictly military discipline. Faculty composed of 21 College and University graduates-9 men. Thorough Literary Courses leading to th? decrees of B. E.. B. S and A. B. Superior advantages offorcd i - ihe Departments of Music, Art and Business. Four maguificsnt, well ? quippe buildings. Thousands of dollars recently speut m improvements. From $100 to $140 covers expenses in Literary Department for the entiro school year. During the past session fgy Boarders were enrolled. A large num ber of applications were rejected for waut of room. Additional room will be provided for the coming session. If you contemplate attending our college, write for one of our beau tiful catalogues and application blank to F N. K. BAILEY, PRESIDENT, EDGEFIELID, S. G. For the past fifty years our aim has been to give om . customer thc BEST"VALUE in CLOTHING for their money, and for THIS FALL season, wc can with pride fehow to our patrons the BEST MATERIAL,' thc best work .iia-rrtJj.?D and thc NEWEST PATTERNS obtainable from thc best markets,v,t;d will sell them at the very lowest prices. VISIT FROM YOU Ymx BE APPRECIATED '. C. LEVY'S SON TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS. 838 Broad St , AUGUSTA^ THE NEW YORK RACKET Is not dead and don't expect to' be as long as any other store is ir? operation. I ara too fond of living to die as long as 1 can help it. I came into the world alive and have been living ever since, for I learned to live when I was little. When I bought my Fall and winter goods I realized that cotton would be low and that my customers wanted to live too, and to tell the secret of my success I have KILLED HIGH PRICES. Merit is the Trademark of Success, and Value is thc true test of Cheapness. My motto is to under buy, undersell, and therefore the New York Rack et Store can sell goods cheaper than competitors. My stock is new and up-to-date. When in need of a suit of clothes, shoes, hats, caps, underwear, dress goods, jackets capes, pants goods, etc., come to J. W. PEAK, Bronrie-tnr eceived his mammoth stock of SKIRTS? COATS* and. STAPLG DRY GOODS & DRESS TRIMMINGS, Coll?n piece goods at Augusta prices. Our liue of SHOES, C?PS & CLOTHING are now-ready for your inspection. Don't fail to get oui prices. Remember that we moke a specially of Dress Goods. m you um to BO [Ui?lj??it lt? CHARLES A. GRIFFIN Will place you in some of the LARGEST and BEST companies ou earth. COUNTRY BUSINESS A SPECIALTY. SEE OUR LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACT. taxi nvrT^s^Q AS ? & lt -v Eli? ?k- v_ 921 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. W. J. RUTHERFORD. R. B. MORRIS. W. J. RUTHERFORD & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEADERS IN Lime, Cement Plaster, Hair Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Ready Roofing and Other Material. Write TTs E^or* Prices^ CorDor Reynolds and Washington Streets, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. lilies, lilgons, Plano IF* YOU WANT A good Buggy-'.he easiest running, best, riding, with the longest staying qualities-seo my Hue of Open and Ten Buggies, Carriages Phaetons, etc. The best Wagon made, our Owensborc and Russell Wagous. Anything in the Harness line, Buggy Robes, Whips, Saddlery, etc., we can furnish iL to you at prices as cheap as the cheapest. The iin. c-! toned .ind best made Piano on the market we eau show ii lo ) i ir, ur tin.- b< D; U.gi.u by the least money. Call and let us show them tu you. The finest selection of Sheet Music ever seen iu this section, come and look through our line of classical and operatic vocal aLd instru mental mus.c. And last, it the sad necessity m er comes to you or yours whon you shall need auythii g in the Undertaker's line, our Hearse and. ea tire line ot' Undertakers' Goods are at )our services. You are corelia U invited to visit my store and let us show you anythingyou wish la see or hear. Gr. P. O 3S m JOHNSTON", 8. O'. CHARLES B. ALLEN Stoves, Grates, Ranges am Tinware of all kinds. 83o BROAD s-rjfeET, AUGUSTA, s\