Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 14, 1903, Image 2
Edenfield Advertiser
J. L. MIDIS, - - - EDITOR
ISFOBMATM.
Subscription P?ie*-S ut to any
address for one y^-. .' - 2.50; for -ix
monttii. 75c; for three months, 50c,
Payable in advance.
Kates for Advertising-One inch
tlrst nsertion, $1.00; each subsequent
insertion, 50c. Want Notices, one cent
per M ord, each insertion. Other local
.lotices, ten cents per line for first m
^?rtion; live ceuts n*?r ??ne for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
Tributes of Respect, Notices of Thanks,
and all personal notices of a political
nature, are charged for as regular ad
vertisements. Liberal contracts made
for thr?, six, and twelve months
"Write for terms.
THE ADVEKTISER,
Edgefield, S. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1S03.
Notwithstanding the whole
sale stealing that has been
practiced in the Postoffice De
partment, the total cash re
ceipts for the year recently
ended passed, for the first
time, the billion-dollar mark.
Edgefield is not alone in the
matter of being unable to
meet all obligations when due.
It is stated that Richland coun
ty has no money with which
to pay the expenses of the
Tillman trial and having bor
rowed all that is allowed under
the law cannot borrow any
more this year.
The exhibits, such as stock,
poultry and farm produce,
that are usually seen at the
State Fair will be supplement
ed this year by the state ex
hibit at the Charleston exposi
tion. This will be a drawing
card, as many who could not
attend the Exposition can go
to the fair.
Boys had better look to their
laurels. One of the large tele
graph companies has as an
experiment discharged its
messenger boys in Kansas
City and employed girls in
stead Who would not rather
be handed a telegram _by a
sweet smiling girl than by a
boy with a cigarette in his
mouth puffing away like a lo
comotive?
The law abiding citizens of
Saluda have become alarmed
over the prevalance of law
lessness throughout the county
and in casting about for the
cause and a remedy, ihave de
cided that liquor drinking:
the dispensary-is the chief
cause. A petition is being
~ circulated asking the state'
board of directors to abolish j
the dispensary or close it in
definitely. The action of the
board will be awaited with
' the keenest interest.
..-<?-.?
The trial of James H. Till
man, charged with the mur
der of N. G. Gonzales on Jan
uary 15th last, is nearing the
end. The very able argu
ment from both sides closed
yesterday afternoon and Judge
Gary will deliver the formal
charge to the jury this morn-1
ing. Then after due deliber-!
ation the twelve men who
have patiently listened to ev
ery detail of the case will ren
der a verdict or a mistrial
will be ordered. When it will
be rendered or what the ver
dict will be no mortal man
knoweth.
A STRONG ENDORSEMENT.
We were greatly pleased to
receive on Saturday last the
subjoined letter from one who
has been running an advertise
ment with us at intervals dur
ing the past year. It is a
very strong endorsement of
the ADVERTISER as an adverti
sing medium. The follow
ing is a verbatim copy of the
etter with address omitted :
k Mr. J. L. Minis,
JEdgefield, S.C.
Dear Sir:-We herewith enclose
you copyof advertisement we had
rnnning in your pgper last month,
and wish it continued for four is
sues, to occupy same 6pace, and
location.
We have received more enquiries
as a result of advertising in your
paper, than any other three papers
in which wo advertise.
Yours Veiy Sir.oerely,
A certain thrifty farmer
being asked how he achieved
success on so small a farm,
replied. " I make it a rule,
when I go to market, to bring
home more money than I
carried away. in other
words, I endeavor to sell in
value, more than I buy, and to
grow everything on the farm
for my own use tint the land
will produce.'9 This would
be a .good rule for every farm
er, whether large or small.
However, in order always to
have produce that can be con
verted into cash requires a
diversity of crops. Cotton
brings in money during the
fall season and stock, grain,
etc., should be marketed the
year round.
From Auditor's Boules.
Our efficient County Auditor lia;
very kindly furnished us with follow
i ii g Assessment Values in Kdgclield :
Years 1932 and Iii 13.
Horses, $05957 $70005
Cows. 4s:-2.\ 53478
Mules, 10U325 110221
Sheep and Gi ats 17!'2 l!i7d
Hogs, 55)00 '?<i.".l
Watches, ."?uss 4s71
Pianos, ???75I 13075
Wagons, -177'. ?0 51533
Dogs. I04C0 ICC??
Mercliandise, sj-;;7r> !rjr>io>
Manufactmes, 7400r> 82400
Machinery &c., 2?HI2G 34881
Moreys, 84830 1*0511
Credits, 2155S 1S310
Bonds, 3000 2?.00
Household &o" 115700 1125G1
Bank Returns, 1453S4 148118
Insurance &c, 4373S 55135
Railroads, 414200 4213\0
Real Estate, 18S3330 1875100
Total. . $32535S2 $3307583
An increase cf taxable property.in
100:; -is eomparod with 11)02 ol' $54001 00
JOHNSTON.
The e\etit of tho week, was the
{Husband's banquet" given by*'New
Century Clilb" on Friday evening last.
Thursday afternoon a committee nt"
bright, happy women assembled in
tile Stevens and Kthredge hali uni
began the transformation. QuUe a
tiuniUer ol' buggies and can iages,paper,
trasli and boxex looked pandemonium
at a casual glance; however, in a very
shor/t while the vehicles (?ccupied one
third of the space ?ind were hidden
from view by a long crimson curtain,
rbi -, left quite a large space separated
b? pillars. Beyond tlic*pillar*i was a
table arranged for sixty two guests.
On Friday afternoon i lie work proper
bega:, ai d rapidly and in perfecl liar?
mon}' the decorating and arranging
continued until cries ol satisfied ad
miration could be beard fruin ali.
Brilli'iUt lamps from ?an vi' show da
loaded table. Crystal glass.es spark
ling with [iure water glistened a' sixty
two platt s pile j with ham. turkey, po
tato -ind chicken salad, pickle, bread
and beulen bi.?cuit, while fruits and
confect ions in abundance appeared \t
various places. AH of this was wade
beautiful by poi plants, ami vas?sof
lovely Howers. Four charming giris
were selected to strve ice en-am and
cake, and codec. .\! thc bead i.f the
stairs to the right, was arranged the
reception roo.1?. Arl squares :.i ::
handsome rugs covered ile tl.?or,
leather and velvet couches res:?**!
temptingly against Hie va!!, Tin?
pillans were covered v. ?b ?!.<' club
colors and the spates b tween wern
Ulled with cuita ns and screens.
Messrs. Stevens JSc Kt bi redge's hand
some biggy n bes > v' - I brown over
piled boxes giving iii" appearance ol
tapestry; II um ber ui exquisitely
lovely p a 1 m s a d c e d to i ho
home-like appearance. Ai eight oVI . k
Friday eveuu'g the guests began lo
arrive and were received by a commit
tee, hats and wraps being carefully ar
ranged in buggies and carriages be
hind the curtain. The admiration ex
pressed, and amazement depicted on
the countenances of the gentlemen al
the beautilul transformation amply
repaid the ladies for their trouble. Ai
the close cf supper Mrs Janies While,
with an appropria'.e quoia'ion follow
ing each, ann'"meed the toasts auu the
gentlemen tv respond' They were
"Women's.Clubs," "The New Century
plub," "ilusbands," ("Southern ^Ien
and Women." These 'were responded
to respectively by Rev. P. B. Grant.
Mr.t*. G. Watson, Rev. Air. .Martin and
Mr. C. J. TerreH,aM were good, wit and
humor abucding. Sirs. Lucia Larimer
read at the close, Dorothy Dix on
"The Woman a man wou'd be," after
this the guests were bidden a hearty
good night and so ended a delightfully
pleasant evening.
Clark's Hill.
Cotton picking in this section is
about over, and much ol'il has been
ginned and the seed sold. Mr. .1. P*
Nixon,an enterprising merchant, has
shipped as many as three car loads of
seed per week.
Mrs. C. N. Nixon was called t0
Augusta early this week by the Hines
of lier grandson, Theran, son id' Drs
W. C. Miller, wno has been quite ill.
We are glad to chronicle an improve
ment in the little fel'.ow's condition.
Mr. Tins. M. Butler and wife have
gone to Colle'on county, near 1 he home
of the latter's parents,where tl ey will
remain several months.
Mr. Ashley Anderson paid Ccpt.
Jno. Butler's family a call, as he went
on to Atlanta, where ne is to enter
the dental college.
Mrs. ii vans, of Newberry, a wi! ness
in the Jas. H. Tillman trial, visited
Mrs. Margaret Tillman last week.
Mrs Dr. Stevens, of Greenville, has
been ena visit to her motlier, .Mrs.
Margaret McKie, at Woodlawn.
Mrs, A. L. Luke, of August?, has
been visiting at the home of her
brother, Mr. J. E. Luke.
The Baptists of this place have call
ed the present pastor. Rev. R. ]'.. Lan
ham to serve the church again next
year. This shows tin* esteem in which
Mr. Lanham . is held by the con
gregation which he has ?erv id so faith,
fully for two years. Tho' the creeks
rise and submerge the bridge<, and
tho'the roads become quagmires he is
ever true to his appointments.
Kev. J. T. M'lier, ol' Parksvilie,
carried on a s?rics ol' services at'
this place last fourth .Saturday and
Sundav, which was enjoyed very
much by ail. W ? hope conference will
see fit to return m " to tins charge for
anet her year.
Mr. W. s. Middleton spenl part of
last week planting peach seed, w hich
proveda tedious job. Among (idlers
who are nlanting are, ?fessrs, W. M .
Rowland and ;R ll. Scott. These
gentlemen have lound it quite
a difficult matter to procure the seed
in quantities desired.
Master Cecil King,'.who .?(rink a
straw some distance in his car and
broke it ott' has recoven d both the
piece of straw, and his color and
strength. He was complaining great
ly !'or more than a week.
Mrs. Dr. Jennings, (d' Angosta,
Visited Mrs. H. A. Adams last week.
She has many friends in ridgefield
county, who give her a hearty wel
come, at any and all times.
"INC?GNITA."
I A. HEMSTBEET & BRO.
623 BROAD STREET. .;
GUNS and REVOLVERS.!
FI NIC KBPA?i^S.
Fishing ?Goods and Fishing
Tack'e.
AUGUSTA, S GA.
Master's Sale.
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STATIC OF SOUTH C PROLIN
COUNTY OK EOOKKIKI.D
COURT OF COMMON ?M.KA
The British and American M
gage Company, ? Limited |,
?grinst
Mrs. E. V. T. Hoard, et. a
Pursuanl to ile' decree in
cans !, I will oiler for sale at |
lie outcry before ibo ceurl li?
town cl" Edgefield. and stale
Scull) Carolina, M snlc?day
Nov. 1903, (ll)'- ..m" being*
li:.(1 day of said mouth) bet?
the legal hours of sub?, Ihe foll
ing described really lo wit :
All th:1 traci of land, ly
situate and being in Edgol
county nnii stale of South Caro!
containing in the aggregate tl
hundred and fourteen (314) ?ic
more or less, and composed of
I rads of land to wit :
TRACT NO. 1.
Tl al tract containing Iwo li
dred and Iwcnty (220) acres, m
or ?ess, and bounded In lands
i\. \V. Toru?*ir and JO. V.
Horne ot: the eaf l : south I y lai
o! S. VV. Mays and 0. Iv" WI
lock ; west by "lands of -J. B. A
ris and other 'l'une r ?ands.
TiiACT No. 2.
Th ni tract of land contain
ninety, four (SM ) RC rps, more
less, and bounded on tie' north
hinds of M. A. E: Jenni; gs : en
west by th" lauds ff J. B. Not
and lands of K V. T. 11 . >ri e .
others ; on ?be south by the pl
liping knovrn as a part i f tl." (
Wells.
Terms of sale-O JP-third ca
and the balance on M credit nf <
and two y PUTS, v%- j ? ? ? ?nteres! i:
I he-day ot sab?. PtuchasernVg
bond ?nd a mortgage Ol ??-.'' pi'
ises sold to PCCUM :li p'iym? ni
t he credit poi I ion or all cash
th" puri?hus' t.- optici'.
Puiebiiser \> i v (> r i --. < :-s.
\V. F. li OA ti I,
j\??? ! r E?|g! ni U?illili}'
Oct. 7. P-K'tf.
ROBBED THE oST\ E.
A s'??vrl I:: -.- iticid'?nr, i- na: rn
by John O? ?vi r vt Phill il; li ll
las jj I'I.'.VS: " I IV.'IS ill u\\
corr! i! i 'ii. My .-'.:;!? Wa': aim
yellow, s?nk"*n. I'?i-igtsrj v
. il. i ?a in ecol ii na 'Iv io ; I. ;i
lay by day. Three plrysieuVi - h
give n me up. ?'-' '.< I vvi s advil
I to (!-.. Eh e rie l'.i? r- : '-.i my gp
Nov, til . first I.? ?i I " iliad" .! d' ci il
iniproveni' nt; I conti ??? 1 i.
ur** for t!:r " we. hs, .::;<' am nov
ivell man. 1 fciiow tf?ey tool
i he gr.a v ol another victim."
one should fail '>> try iii ?i.. Os
50 cuis, guaranteed, at 'J !'
Drug Store
_ SPECIAL
MASTER'S SA Liv
STATS or SOUTH CAI; LINA, I
COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD. \
Cou UT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Annie F. Roath,' et..al. Plaint!
Against
Ida P. Boatwrighl et. al. D fen
ants.
Pursuant to the decree ii. ti
cause, J, W. Ii. Cogbum, as ('.:..
of the Court, acting us speci
Master herein, will Dffer for -a
at public outcry lo Ihe highe
bidder, before t:V> Court House,
i lie town of Edgell dd, South Car
linn, on thc first Monday in Novel
ber 1902. (It being tuc 2ud di
of the month.) between UH leg
hours of sale; the following d
scribed realty to wit :
All that tract of laud- .-itt:..!
lying and being in Edgcn'pld Cou
ty South Carolina in EJmvvi
Township, containing two bundi<
and forty two and one I* . 11 r
(lilli ? ) ocres, more or less, embr
ring ihe S. NV. Nicholson d wei Hi
house and thc improvements nj
perteuanl thereto, and bi ing liai
No. 3 under the sur vc A"herein : .n
bounded on the nor!ii by tract N
1, assigned to Mrs. Alice Norr
and children : ? n the south I
tract No. 2, assign? il to I'ie childi-,
of Mem inger Nicholson and lam
of Tannahill ; ?':i.st by land of Tai
nab il I and Kmnard and w.sl I
land of John li?tes et. al.
TERMS OF HA LE.
One third cash; the balance <
a credit of one and two yeare, wit
interest on the credil portion froi
the day of sale.
Pm chaser to JL; i v.bond an
mortgage of the premises sold I
secure the pay mei. t of the en d
portion, (with ten percent asa
torney fees in case said mortga??
is placed in Ihe halide of an alto
ney for collection after ma tir.'iv:
or all cash at i!);.' purchasers o]
t iou.
Ternis of sale must be comp!ic
with or satisfaction given lo tb
undersigned or 1er is authorized I
resell the same day.
Purchaser to pa}' for papers.
W. B. COG BURN,
Clerk of tho Court acting n
special Master.
Oct. olh, 1903.
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A GREAT SENSATION.
Th "re was a big sensal ion ii
Leesville, [nd. when \V* II. Brow?
of thal place, who was ex pee ti d h
die. bad bis life saved I y Dr
King's New Discovery for Con;
sumption. II" vvrili s; ,4i ondit ri ?
[insuArable agonies from Asthma
but your New Discovery gave mn
imm?diat' relii f and soon there
after efieat?d a complete care.
Similar cur-s of Consumption.
Pneumonia, Bronchi!is and Grip
are numerous, lt's Ihe peerless
remedy for all throat and lung
troubles. Price 50c, and .*!.( 0.
Guaranteed by '1'!:" Penn Drug
Sloie. Trial ?JO!:i? s free.
Ad vortiscd ' ..;t tecs.
Li-! uf li Hers .- >?:iainili?* lu 1 li '
Po lollloe-al EU gi lieft!, O'?t. I", ?JKB?.
Miss Janice ilnslicn, M iss. Klicr ;
15(v"iiui. M ?--; Lory l?nwtaaw, .Lunes
(j'rau'for I. !.' v. \\'\ F !C??r^a*u'ii'"v.i.e.
|,(.r I ir l{'<-! ). Vif.-:?. S, I';-.- .?. . j
jr. M ' .' . Mali'c It'ilHTSon, lils? M.-'
ii -a !tob:ii?OL* I
SCI?FS
EllflSlON
Scott's Emulsion is the
means of life and of the en
joyment of lifo of thousands of
men. women and children.
To the men Scott's Emul
sion gives thc flesh and
strength so necessary for the
cure of consumption and thc
repairing; of body losses from
any wasting disease.
For women Scott's Emul
sion does this and more. It is
a most sustai linc food and
tonic for the special trials that
women have to bear.
To children Scott's Emul
sion gives food and strength
for growth of flesh and bone
and blood. For pale girls,
for thin and sickly boys Scott's
Emulsion is a great help.
Send rorfree camble.
SCOT! .r? BOWNE, Chemists,
400--113 Pearl Street. NowYo.-!c
C-Oc. and C-'.?C; all drus^ists.
MASTER'S SALK.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, /
Kl.?nK]'iKI.TJ Col'.NTV. \
COURT o:? COMMON PLEAS;
Annie P.i I mer, t. a!., against.
Walter Scott Allen
Pursuant I? the di ero? ii-, lio.
?ans??, I will uflW fur sn'e ;?i pu'
iic outcry !>. f>.i?? His Courl Honsf,
? ?\v:: .,: iv'.; field and S tn tn ol
?t?ui '.? ? roi inn, < ii eali sd a y ii
\ .v ml i?t 1;)0#, t?ii- >:\uu> bein?'
iii.- -2 ul i'. ?y "!' saul mont**) b. -
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STATI; OE SOUTH CAROLINA, /
ELGEFIELD COUNTY^ \
COURT OF COMMON PLEJ
J. C. Blackwell, n'c?rtjrlfrter'l?i
et. til.
Against
Britten American ^Moitgago Co.
[Licor, cl] et. al.
Pursuant to tho decree in ?Iii.
, 1 will ot??r for su!<' uti [?til -
ic ??u cry before 'hu courl hous.'.'.
town of f?dgoliold and State oi
south Ca roi mn, on the 1st Mon
day in November 1903, (che sam
b?i jg ibo lim! day of saul mouth)
between the legal ii? ii rs i<? gale,
the following il seri'." ii property
to wi I :
i st o a lc.
All (hope parc? ls of land con
tain it li ;li ll?'J a.Li?:r...ja'j- six lilli-.
dred und i ifldity (080) acres, mor<;
.>r less in Edgefield County, South
Carolina ?nd mad?; up of Nie fol
lowing parcels of land lo wit :
Chr. k trac!, containing one hun
dred and forty ?cres, mor'; or li ss,
covering the Mentor I mci ; l he
Tompk ins traci contai liing two
hundred anti twelve acres and
seventy . igln acre?, or toge thur M wo
iiucdri ? and jiinety acres, mor" or
less; 'h ? Mart'Ti tract, coiituin?Kig
un?' hundred acres, more or less;
and the Calhiham tract, coulai:,
ing ono hundred ned lilly acres
more IT liss, ??li the above men
tioned lands pxcept ihn Culla] mu
! rn ct, being contiguous in one both
and bounded oil the north by land?
of Ri b? tea Tucker, W, H. Bussev,
Jell' Wells, aud W. W, Tinsley;
south by hint's < f Joe White and
others; east by lands of .1. L.
Stone, Tinsley uni others; ai.tl
wes! by 'i.?' Savannah River; :oi i
the Callahum traci adjoining laudi:
oP J. C. Murga!., f.. Fi Dorn, i..
T. ? Ia rmon and ol her-.
Said tracts of landd t<? be sold
i ii w li ol ? in onu iran action.
end Sale.
Ail li?.t tract of lund in lC?!ge
?i' ld C??ui/ty; South Carolina, con
taining Illirie ti hundred aud nine
l ucres, inore or less, U.ulided by
lam!.-!!. I< cc:i Pucker, iv'illinm
I li. hussey, .Tell" W.dl?, \V. W.
Tinsh'y and ol hors and the Suva:.
Terms of Saie.
On.3 '.iii.'il cash, M.il thc ba la coi.1
ron r: cre?iii; .'?! "?1' U;.<I two yrars
with in I er? *; ii' in^he day til salo.
PUT? !;::-'.:. ! > give UMI;? hud a
. morlg'ige i f ?i? * preinis s sold io
S?'cui'i? ? h'i |)aA-.m??i:l .?! th? creclit?
! portion or n i l ca?h ? i t he nu r- i
{ eh;;fi i '.? pho". Ti ? u?< must b- j
' conijiji??!] .. i! i" or snlis??ielion given
I-I Mast? r O?" i:; authorized i * *
resell th? soc"<!;;v.
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to-ciate on Ladies Dre
Come arii
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We a:e o?tering some ' S PE
Goods. W c have :i large stoc
[Fine Goods sit exceeding!}; IcV
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1 y?. wide Son island 5c.
1 yd. wide Eli ae?n d riomospur. :
5c.
I Cheeks 5e. Calico 5u. and up. j
Dress Goody. Cashmere, col
ors, 10c. io 75;r p? r yard.
Broad Cloth, Lndi. ..' Clo!!'. Th ?j -
her, ZibMino, nnl Flannel Stiit
i'.g?. worth 50c;, 25e. \
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oiteii en|iiie<lCa!;r.? f? rfii :'.' f
BJaek flaieoji cul i > ?.; ali .'<.. 'i i?.:
j Men's Panis Irom I >.. io M ;.??I : .M
I -uni <.lirldivii's ?iuiis from ('..".. ?e ^I'.ftSsii
I0?) IM /..-?I !.:ol?cs hv V??sr.*.onl ru.?tii
Vc tH-io pi,;;; ?.V: M?n'? heavy Sliirt*
S.'iirl.-: ami Drawers ?ni fr. ",'"... I: 8
Best values in !>ns|) ni]?!. n CIi mar
H All IKS' Sill ?:'? V-'?l?T : iCii?) .
Skirts cii? to -!<.: her?' ;. Kail Slcii-is
Ou i-..Sil? a1 Mi..-, i.tait'i lie '>.-a-. ('?:?.'.lr.-j
from ? !,"'' i.? .?.."."? I'->?' !)...! "". . 1 '?" ' ..' i
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VC ; ' : - . n
A. M. Tri O
62S Broad Street,
^ ? ir rn / rr* Y/ * \T
/ Eilgeti.dd Co'.inly.
By J. D. Ai!.-11, !v , P.ob-.P
.i i :< 1
j Whereas S. T. Branson made ;
I -nil to ni", tn grant him !..' 1 'rs ?.!',
id m i nisi rat ion ol' the '.-??.t" and:
.lVects of Jane Collin?, d ... ?:sed i
These an1 Illaro fare lo' ciro ?nd
adinoniKh all ?nd snigular ki'i
dred and ( r- iiitnrs of .-.ii;i .1 !
Cul ii* s, d' ceased; thai 'irv
and appear I- fore m?\ io i ":
Cour! of Pro ba.', o t > !... held :?' ;
KdgefieJd emir I h mi Sf, SoutIV
Carr.1, i ra. oil ihe loth day "i
tober ilex*-, after [>ubication I IT re- .
if at ll o'clock iti.l he foreteion, to.
show cause, if any, wiry the said
administrai roi should not bi :
^rant.'d.
Giveni nuder my iVaiid, Ihisj
J^ih dav ol Sept? m ber, P.)0:V.
11 \
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Ten riious and L?iurehes
f:i the United SI .'< i; '. use?
ile; Longman &. Marl-iuez l'iirei
Paints, livery Chun :. wi!! ?" gli^ !
cn a lilt ral qnanily v. ..?..n-v.-i
pain!. i)onrl } :-\ .?*! .50 a ga I ton
tor Linse d "1 (...>:.:!;; t*0 c i-JHj
irhich }i udo v.'lu'ii y- u ?uv
paint ir a ear with a pain! isabel
on lt. Stvt? i abo I '. th< r fore
when you wau? f< urti n .jalioni" of
?.aiiiijbuy only ij hi galions 1;;' L?
M., and mix sis g i ?ons 0! ? ure
iiiseed oil with it.
Yon ni cd only four gallon?! o!' ;
.?'.\i. Pa m!, a ni! i i: ;'? e :;;.i?.
Jil mixed t herewith t-i paint a j
ood si/, . !:..;:-".
il .us
.ainis nev, r glow ?h;?ii y, er? 1
f;? r IN years.
IhesH ceil brap il | !:;?:!s are s..i?) j
y Tu?: PKS? I;i.t O h:TOI:iv. .
V. hen ?ila; nu; V? ur 1 .. ;;'
lltfrt!
fy- rr\ ?':\ R r '..
oiliest; linc of
;Ji tl L.- tv -.?:r,? W. J i I ? ; v. i i.
>nir'G c.COCLB
s G?pels :
Sec Them.
0 f%
%^ Bsa? Scsi'
-Tv ~ _ j /?-1
_ 1> -- - - O ;. O - U a
cl ?ll-? l'?A J*?(: Ai .\ S in I;.]
1; weil selected. Pretty ii-ui
. prices, while they hist.
Mil? i??li:3 CMlllll ililli
D-n-fn
- ?liiu..
?ID; .-. bin:?, . i oe. tu OM
/.h.'ii'.- Sui!.- '?.50 lo 12.5'
\V. j ii ci :?c!;-;.-j;:i-k l i HO O
??oti i: ir. P.?;/! ? ) look n
lin : . ' i: r.
? r.d?rwoar ami Hosiery. MIMI'
un clervosi H.
Also ii fn i lino h-dies ai.d Chil
: v. ..
! ? '..-?..!*?.'. . J .. j ? ii ir :? ; .
M. n's ?s. 1.0.1) lo o.?(
te~< A?Q "h Opd
j-v > J. i\J ^ J. ._} ~ - V?
o ->- fi ' j 1 ?; . /%
.;. t; D " . Ute.
! ?rrj il';; in ."f. 1/51?
..?i r. mi;., .. .... ml : Hoys
il: .Weirs Oy?; ra 11 ?J fi'iun'2"i? lo !:><. pair.
.; ;?.>.> riuZHii li viv y .Vj.? .tors ?y 'iii bb??i|
cul fro III, ?! v ? o 25c : ncttTa'Soft liois'n
.
>. ? fur f ho mpi?t*y.
.r?al.e ?V lists for <,: of'Siimmer
cn ! Muirs
-il 'I
X i I'?. . J ?J il Jtil
lv!g. li-!.!, *?pt; -.-j!. MIGS
r .
IKis ? ?ii :
'i ho I; x U> iles \ylil ? <'..' :i for
cn !..(.' i;-'.,f St alfi County ami
iSil??ol tax??' 'or li"'.'! from Ot'l.
|-??& lo Mnnrli 1. ?MM. rai
nenalti?? u;UJ !.,. r.< cfc fl until^Ja:;
ur.ry 1st, I'.iu-i. A | ?wt fi h y ol' oise
por cen?. \v : ! I ?io a ?.kl i d ? :i : I
tax? ' unpaid |.?y .hw. mi iii}1 ! -:,
i'.lU i. A \a ly: ?ly "ot* I wi? per ?..:.!,
un a.^iupn'ul by If. hit; 100 i.
A piMialty ol' sevil ?" r cen? will
: c :*di!?.! ?>.! :i;i unpaid March
!. !.; >!.
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l'or '-.ii
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it. li,
i'iir Wiso i:. !.. - :. ? '?
Iii
!-..r !t
ir ? .i,
..(' . i 'i .:1, Ul!
ni ls. ; ibool ttusli-os till ring
.ir toi-m of oGico, ? orsotts pcr
itonily tiis.Mi!' ?i and those ac
I ; : v ?Vi ?*ap ?I i n i lie i]tiar:rn t?ut>
.- ? ?.; ?'\?M5ij?l
m li,.. ..avtiioiit of road tax.
?.>;u'fc.TCf-jaairjK.g?v^-^- s
?' s "N ~?~ "T" "I"j ^
1 ir??L
P :r o o 1 st in es .irj
crmancni ?ncc
F I,-! li
was Never Built on Chance or
must have a li rm foundation Thc
act t:iat our business con ?.i ; 11? o^ to LITO \v and
cai !: season's growth is greater toan the pre
ceding one is, we Ice!, evidence that what
wo offer is honest and will stand the tost of
Ci nu
Wc wish to call your atteation to our
4
Gi
Special efforts are used to obtain Shoes
th:ii will wear comfortable. Sho-?s that
gain, retain and merit thc confidence
of all mankind. The by-word is
These Sltoc.s are thc result bl years
of the foot wants of men. Tile
iir-VAX-IO^^ lits prop
. eily and kcieps it shape ?i ii tx L
worn out. Wc cheerfully
recommend them as mull
ey savers and producers
of real happiness.
Respectfully,
mm
i I i'; . :
y tfl&AMi?Afi
W. H. TI KNEI1, Proprietor.
?-N
r,( .)i u*n i
?J v.^
) emu ir
Sa e of Fall Goods
? - '."?i>''77>j
..'-:.'V 352
. ?"^?e?r? an opppi tuntty !>>:' you to save money
every item. A .,. ii aye iii adc the prices lower than ever,
lp Vt - trarry tl :s goo I hews into every home. Tell it to
: slra-ger .vitiiiii i ur gates that they may be be nert tied
o. ?i.oo will bar as much 'acre :is $i .--o will buy eise
?A7 IPI ? l{ ITT1 GI
i rv : ronn^
'. ?0- f>. [I T V?rCl, ? i-? tl) iC. !
i hite Iioni'j?st'Uu-, iv ?rib 5c. pei
y.-crd, 8 l-2o;
R 'al rteavy Outing, \ . o rill Cc., al
nand Boy's Cloth
ing.
j Men's Heavy weight, Tull lined
suit, good pOO value, 8.00
Everytiiingielse in Ibis, line 1 M. n;s i:ir.ck \\ ool Thibet Jfiyt,-.
die?;:..
iJ?lUC/O? OilUCO.
Lull's' Can forts.
us u ors .*? ?
n's Dress SJ
' lat. st e it, fully lined. Tei Dollars
jis'whnt others gel ; our price 5.CO-'
Moms All wool, Ci ay Worsted
'. cuits. mad" ai d trimmed in first
t i,?;- style, as good as you can
i ny < !: ..-;. re for 8.00. Our
5.50
Po ./.-, ix!.-' Pants; J"?:, up.
M ir's P:,fi:s. fro ni 3oc. lo .",.01.
Cl ? dren'd S::i?s. 60c. un.
Iii? @?tle
c ever ottered. V\ e
this statement, we want
VCe know that \'<>u
O 3
.' . .. ? Sj s #?8
t ? ? I fni ?I
i? .... v6? ?lc?i
Building.
To inspcct our Large F;
***N,J ATI Z ^ s-, Q l4 rS Cl C!
1 Stock of
Hats- 91
ari u i acturers.
-o y. u ( :?.i |;:ib>V J ha?
! Qua I il y are right .
i i
v
I ri Li Li Iii 1 Li L? I IT -1J IA I?
i ahi now displayin;? the most bea?tifiil line <>i MILLI
IR Y ever sit own in ilolu'e'iel
M.1 SSh'S Ii ATS
.r 1 a larirc assortment of LADIES CJN'J'RIMMED Ii ATS,
. :ADY-T0-WEAK ITJVTS, PATE RN MATS arc now
the ladies di Icdii'efiekl to call aad let me show
i m.
hem.
[\4ISS MARY BUFORD
tY*5? STOi?i:, - EDGEFIELD, S. C.
.c- Ose c&iaH^'Miillca