Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 30, 1903, Image 3
Edenfield Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30,1903.
Fresh assortment of fancy cakes
and cracker* just received. Try
them.
THE PENN DRUG STORE.
Strangely Low Prices are going
on iu Domestic and Staple Dry
Goods at Cobb/s.
School Supplies,
Full Hue of School Bags, Slates,
Pens, Pencils, Ink, Tablets, etc.
\\\E. LYNCH ?fe Co.
You can get Heinz's celebrated
Pickles, Sauces, Salad dressing,
etc., at
THE PENN DRUG STORE.
Dog Lost : On the streets of
Edgefield on Saturday the 28th of
November a white setter with
brown spots, having a tail about 8
Inches loug. The dog responds to
the name of "Cliff." The finder
will be rewarded if the dog is re
turned tu
M. B. HAMILTON
Waycros8, S, C,
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING
W hen you take Ci rove'9 Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that
it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure no pay 50c.
Let ?B furnish your house at a
little cost. Solid Oak Suits, from
$23 up, chairs from 50 cents up;
and Solid Oak Rockers from $1.50
pp.
RAMSEY & JONES.
QUICK ARREST.
J. A. Gulledge of Verbena, Ala.,
was twice in the hospital from a
severe case of piles causing 24
tumors. After doctors and all
remedies failed, Buck len's Arnica
Salve quickly arrested further iu
flamation and cured him. It con
quers aches and .kills pain. 25c.
at THE PENN DRUG STORE.
Beautiful patterns in Table
damask Bleached and Uubleaced.
Prices very low at >
_ C. E. MAY'S.
School Bocks.*
We are headquarters for al ]
School Boaks ued r.i the pu bl ii
school and at the S. C. C. I. Ou
prices are right.
W. E. LYNCH & Co.
Jae. M. Cobb is showing some
thing new and stylish in Ladies4
D ress Goods.
"Fresh CURRANTS, RAISINS,
CITRON, FIGS and CRANBER
RIES at
THE PENN DRUG STORE.
Second-Hand School Books.
We have good stock of second
hand school books which we are
selling at greatly reduced prices.
W.E. LYNCH &CO.
Large stock of Trunks, Valises,
Rugs, Lap Robes, Etc. Get our
prices.
. RAMSEY & JONES.
We want every lady to know
that she can get the be?t of all the
Christmas Delicacies at
TEE PENN DRUG STORE.
Jas. M. Cobb is headquarters for
lovely winter White Goods and
Flannels.
"Gets at the joints from the in
side/' tbat!s the method of cure by
Rheumacide. You'll find it is|
your druggist's pride.
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.
4*Oue of Dr. King's New Life
Pills each night for two weeks has
put me in my 'teens'-again*' writes
D. H. Turner of Dempsey town,
Pa. They're the best in the world
for Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Purely vegetable. Never gripe.
Only 25c at
THE PENN DRUG STORE.
Money toJLoan^
On improved town property and
farms. I prefer farm loans.
Apply to"'-''
v WM. P. CALHOUN,
Edgefield,^S. C.?
PHOTOGRAPHS IN LATEST FALL
AND WINTER ? Y LES
Bring the Children and aged rela
tives before wintei sets in.
^^Photographs fitted in Lockets
ar>d Buttons.
R.-H. M IMS.
FRUIT TREES AND PLANTS
OF AL i KIND?,.
"Roses, Evergreens, Nut Bearing I
Trees and Plsuts for the. Flower)
Yard, Now is the time to order.
- * R. H. MiMSL .
- HI
THE AUGUSTA
SAVINGS BANK,
805 Broad Street.
W. 8. YOUNG, V - rvssidcn*.
. J. G. WBIGIJ?, *.'. - ?* - Cashier
\ SAVINGS ?CCOUTS SOLlClTElJ '
Interest Paid on Deposits.
WQ
Fill Your
" ions
Accurately and prompt
ly day or night and use
only the PUREST DRUGS.
WE Solicit Your
Prescription Trade .
W. E. Lynch & Co
Ti?man-Dugas.
The last of the series of run
riages iu Edge fir ld tb;.*, have
the chief topic of conversation f
some months oceurn d laatevenii
at "Edgewood." The bride, Mi
Lucy Dugas, is the eldest daught
of the late "Dr. G^o. C. Dugao ai
grand-daughter of Ex-Gcv.' Pic
eusraud is a -beautiful and ve
popular young lady, having by b
amiable disposition and geut
manner made lastiug frieude
every one with whom she has mc
The groom, Mr. B. R. Tillman, Ji
toe eldest son of Senator Tillma
is a young mau of striking persoi
ality and is possessed of unusu
mental attainments. He is
graduate of Cle nson college, hi
completed a course in law and
uow private secretary to his fathe
The Rev. Dr. Plunkett of Augm
fa, a'personal friend of the groom
family, performed tho ceremony.
Mr and Mrs. B. R. Tillman, Jr
we aro informed, will make thei
home in Washington till Congres
adjourns, after which time the
will reside at "Edgewood."
Lott-?llen.
The home of Mr. J. fl. Allen, whic
was ?raped and festooned thivughoi
with exquisitely beautiful evergreen
and all manner ot" ari isl ic decoration
was tiie scene of the prettiest hom
wedding Tuesday,, afternoon that ha
ever been solemnized in Edgelleh
the contracting parties being Mis
Ettie Allen and Mr. William E. Lot
both of Edgefleld.
As the pea's of the wedding mareil
which was so beautifully rendered b
Miss Ethel Paj ne, a cousin of the brid?
announced the arrival of the momea
when diese t woyouug hearts and live
should in God's provideo io longe
remain twain but be mao i in th
holy bonds of wedlock, V. 'Sciatin,
minister, Rev. C. F. Bu. . pastor o
the bride and a college-.nate of th
groom, took Iiis appointed place in th
parlor. In the order 'mentioned th
following attendants marched ic
taking their places on alternate side
of the minister: Mr. J, R. Murphe;
and Miss Zena Payne, Dr. A. H. Corie;
and Miss Sallie Collet, Mr. G. I). Wal
ker and Miss Eva Glo\er, Mr. Olaudi
Lott and Miss .^ena Stevens, Dr. B. L
Allen and Miss Ruth Cogburn, Mr
Horace Cogburn and Miss Ellamay:
Allen. Then followed Miss Lucili
Mobley, maid of honor, and the groon
on the arm of the best mari, Mr. M. R
Wright, next came the beautiful brid?
Ol! the arm of her brother, Mr. J. H
Allen. In the presence of a large as
serobage of admiring friends arie
loved ones, and in the sight of God ant
the angels Rey. C. E. Burts in an im
pressive manner pronounced thp wurdi
that made them roan and wife til
death do them part.
Said the immortal Pope: "Charms
strike the sight and merit wins th<
soul." So it is with the beauiifu
blushing bride of yesterday. Not
only h\s she descended from an honor
ed ancestry of whom royalty would be
iustly proud but during her residence
in Edgefield for the past six years, as
Miss Kffie Allen, she, by her charms of
personality, charms of manner, charms
of sylph-like and very graceful form,
has heen admired by all ; however, h-?r
persona) charms are eclipsed by the
merif that has verily been a part of
her daily lite. This genuine worth
has won the admiration and esteem of
the very souls of all, making her a
universal favorite. The groom, one of
Edgefield's progressive young men of
sterling worth, is a worthy son of an
honored, patriotic, generous, noble
hearted father, whose name he bears.
He is a graduate of Furman university
and possessess rare business ability,
being honortd and highly esteemed
wherever be is known.
The bride was attired MI a beautiful
creation of cream voile, pearl trim
mings, wearing a veil with orange
c'ossoms.. The maid of honor \,as at
tired in white wash chiffon with satin
trimmings, w:hile the other brides
maids were beco niiigly dressed .in
street costumes. The-Bridevbore upon
her arm nn exquisitely beautiful bou
quet of ferns and roses, ber maids 'car
rying holly.
The many bande?me and very costly
.?presents which Were received betoken
(be nigh esteem ia which the happy
couple are 1 eld.. -. , .,
As soon afrer the ceremony as con
gratulations were extended, well wish
es and blessings bestowed," the bridal
party left for' a drive to Johnston,
where, at the home qr' the gr lom's
mother, a sumptuous, wadding supper
wis tendered Air.' and Mrs.' Lott.
Thus ends the beautiful and happy
occasion which marks the beginning
of a life of matrimonial bliss. .,.
A Beautiful Christmas Tree.
No happier assemblage has ever
been seen in Edgefield than that
which gatheied ac the mill chapel
on Eriday eveniug last, the occa
sion being the distribution Of gifts
from the Christmas tree that had
lieeu prepared by the officers and
teachers *6% the., union Suuday
.School'.' The building was brilliant
ly lighted aud well heated, conse
quently no physical discymfort de
tracted from the pleasure of any
oue;; A well pr portioned holly '
tree had been mado fast to the
plat form .'in one end of the room
.jud' the* nartrral beauty of the tree
waa enhanced by the brilliant or
naments ? tid festooning of silver
spray aud.?ord which glistened .ti
the light of thrf multi-color
ed wax tapers. The tree .upon
which all eyeswe e fixed was furibr x
adorned by nearly ti hundred beau-?
tiful presente of all sorts, sizes,
colors, and iu addition ta the pre
sents was a pink bag of oonfeotions
for each scholar, which was also
?tied-to the brauchen of the tree.
The very devout aud cousecrated
superintendent, Mr, Elijah Tim
mcrman,Was master of ceremonies
and opened tin ex3rcise3 by
announcing an appropriate BOU?
which was followed.by an earnest
prayer..by Rev, T, P, Burgess,.
.Tuen Rev. C E., Burts made a very
brief, yet very appropriate, infor
mal talk, which was enjoyed by all
proseut. T?he climax was next
reached when Sauta Claus and Mrs.
Santa Claus, personated by Mr J.
T. Dorn and Mr. C. W. Watson,
respectively, entered, attired in
! very comic aud non-descript cos
tumes.' The sight of these two,
very otfd looking personages, each,
of whornj performed h ia part per
fectly, precipitated an uproar of
laughter which lasted for many
minutes. . .
Noft the distribution qf t\\e pre
sents' began. As Messrs.. W. i?.
Covar and L. E. Jackson (hoth. of
who'rn gave very material aid
throughout) would out them down
and read oqt the name ol the Sun
day school scholur on "ach prudent
old mun nnd old lady 8*nta Claus
would c:my iliyui lo the owner.
The gi ft,e. ?-. ere very A'iriely selected,
? amos I canes b-ing au artie'e of
8v>me int finic V/ilu?-,yei ?r-nv-thing
that was calculated to delight thu i
heart of Hie rrcipieut. !
The dispensary sales on Christ
mas eve amounted to $1039.25.
What about your New Year's
resolutions ?
Mr. J. Davis-May speut Christ
mas with his sister, Mrs. P. .R.
Wates,Jof Modoc.
Miss Eva Glover, of Batesburg,
is visiting relatives in Edgefield
and attended the Lott-Alieu wed
ding.
Mr. Walter W. Wise, one of
Trenton's leading young mer
chants, was among the visitors in
our city ou Sunday last.
Mr. James W. Thompson lift
yesterday for Wilmington, N. C.,
where he will spend a fortnight
with his sister.
Mr. W. H. Turner, in very ap
propriate words extends the rea
son's greetings to the patrons of
the Corner Store. Read what he
say e.
Miss Fannie Brabham and Mr.
B. Y. Proctor were married on
December 23rd at. the home of the
bride's father Rev. M. M. Brab
ham, near Ninety Six.
Mr. W. H. Dorn, after a year of
very hard work, is spending sever
al days resting and hunting and
recreating geuerally et his father's
home near Celestia.
Mr. Lee Holmes, of Charleston,
son of A. Baron Holmes of blessed
memory, spent several days la3t
week at the home of ' is uncle, Mr.
John B. Hill.
Little Miss Kathleen Glover, the
pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Glover, is spending a part of
her holiday vacation in Augusta
with her aunt, Mrs. Dr. J. E. Green.
Mr. and. Mrs. M. C. Parker, ac
companied by pretty Miss Sallie
Parke; and other membern of their
family, visited Mr. and Mrs. T.
Garrett Talbert of Parksviile, on
Saturday and Sunday last.
The dance "which was given in
the opera house on Iouday even
ing by the Cotillion !ub has been
pronounced a very brilliant suc
cess. There were a number of
young people from afar in atten
dance.
The Christmas treo given ut the
residence of S. McG. Sicikins, Esq.
for the children of the Episcopal
Sunday school was a great success
The very unique and beautiful tree,
was designed and decorated by
Mrs. Dr. P. W*. P. Butler.
Mr. Frank Tompkins, who bolds
a lucrative railroad position at
Pittsburg, Pa., id visiting his
brother, Dr. J. G. Tompkins. Be
fore returning north Mr. Tompkins
svili v!sit his sister, Mrs. John R.
Tompkins, in Mobile.
The young men say that Mr.
Jas. B. Keuuerly will not in fu
lure spend his summer vacations
in Ninety Six as has been his wont
for several years in the past. If
you want to know why his plans
have been changed asK Luke May.
' The white enamel that has been
applied to the interior of the Bap
tist'church has greatly improved
its looks ard when tbe handsome
uew carpet is placed upon the floor
the appeaiance will besti.ll further
enhanced.
Mr. J. H. Reel has moved from
his farm near Cleora to .the Eichel
be ger place in the western suburbs
of our town, which he recently pur
chased from Mr. J. P. Addy. We
welcome mott heartily the corning
of Mr. Reel and his family to live
among usv.
The latter part of this week Mr.
J. H. P. Roper will move to the
Kee8e place which he purchased
from Gen. M. C, Butler several
mo'nths ago. This place is beiug
greatly improved b} its new owner
and will in a few years be one of
the most valuable small farms t)
be found uear Edgefield.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Timmons
will move ';his week into the Ad
dison resideuce to remain till early
spring. when they purpose building
on their Jot near Mr. R. L. Duuo-.
vant'e. Mr. J. T. McManus will
move iuto the house formerly oc
cupied by Mr. Timmons, which he
receutly purchased.
Mr. F. P, Walker, Jr, and Miss
Ollie Dorn were happily married at
noon on Sunday last by Rev. P. P.
Blalook at ch? home of th-y bride's
father. Mr. Mouson Dorn, near Mc
Kendree. The ADVERTISER ex
teuds congratulations to these
young people as they embark upon
life's voyage, wishing them a long,
useful and happy life.
Mrs. J, R, Cantelou and her very
bright and interesting ohildren are
?peuding a very pleasant fortnight
with Mrs, Cantelou's parents at
Cochran, Ga. Their absence ac
counts for the long fac9 even i.i
the Christmas season of old man
James R. Cantelou. Mrs. Cante
lou and the little ores will re
turn in time for the opeuing of
3chool.
One week from, to-m.orrow, Jan
uary if tb, i?r. John Kc%rt Tomp
kins, one of Sedgefield's best be
loved young m,eo, will claim the
heart and hand of ope of I he most
beautiful and accomplished, daughr
ters of ?be Qld, North State, Miss
Eu(la^e Vivian Harris. In, the
surmpaer qf 19.02 M?BS Harris, in
company with her Bister, visited
her aunt, Mr?. C. J. Burton, and
while bore she made many friends,
imjrrrssing evuryone whom elie
met as b^ing a young lady of uo
u >ual culture and re fi lenient, ai d
possessed nf many beautiful qnali-j
ties of mimi and traits ,?( chm-?c- j
ter. Not only Mr. Tom pk ?OH, bul'
all K Igefj-ld has already learned!
to love her t>ud it ir) needless lo pay
that a most cordial welcome awaits
her.
?THE KflTIONRL BANK OF AUGUSTA
L. C. HAINE, Pres't. T. G. FORD, Cot?aler.
Capital, $250,000.
Surplus j
?udivided Prftofe?. j*125'000
? Keyitliturai our manuflceni New Vault
pei.niair-i?g 410 -^feir-Lock Boxes. Differ
eni S17.-3 AM offered to oar patrons and
the ; u at tS.00 to S10.00j>er ?nti.im
Y, DECEMBER, 30, 1903.
NO.L
Wt OLD RELIABLE
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTS
Death of 31 r. R. L. Hart.
Our town was shocked on Monday
morning by the intelligence of the
death of Mr. Rubert L Hart, brother
of Messrs. J. "E. and A. C. Hart, at Iiis
home two miles west of Johnston on
Sunday evening last. Mrs. Hart was
visiting relatives at -Batesburg and
Mr. Hart was at home alone. Whilt
sitting before the rire about one unlock
in the afternoon he fell asleep and
when he awoke he fouud that his cloth
ing was on tire. Ile r.- n our and called
to a negro.nea? by for assistance but
before the flames could be extinguish
ed he was so severely burned that
death resulted during the night.
This tragic and untimely death cf
this young man, who was cut. down
while yet strong and vigorous with
the promise of many years before him.
is greatly deplored by his triends over
the county. Mr. Hart was an energetic
young farmer whose close application
to business together with the sound
judgment which he always exercised
Drought biol very satisfactory returns
from his labors.
The deceased was reared in the Meet
ing Street section and was a member
of Stevens Creek church. His mortal
remains were laid to rest in the ceme
tery at Johnston on Monday afternoon,
the Kev. P. B. Grant, conducting ie
funeral.
Returns After 30 Years Absence.
Dr. E. S. Adams, of Garrison,
Texas, accompanied by bis beauti
ful daughter, Miss Fairy Adams, is
visiting bis brothers Messrs. W.
W. and W. S. Adams. This is Dr.
Adams' first visit lo Edgefield in
thirty-one years. During that
time many changes have been
wrought in tha old town, being
DOW a new Edgefield inhabited by
a. new generation. However, Dr.
Adams is being very cordially
?reefed, by th- older ones who
irnew him in his boyhood days j'nd
oy the younger oues for the uamo's
*ake.
They
Our entire Iii
No reserves, nc
Overcoats, Suits
sers REDUCED
Never before 1
this kind at th
year.
We are overs
considered, the^
Give this yom
tention*
jj BVHITf
? CASH CLOr.
We are in the business to please
Dur regular customers, and make
new ones. If you buy anything
from us that is not perfectly satis
factory you will do us a kinduess
to let us know, so we can make it
right.
C. E. MAY.
THE PENN DRUG STOREannounces
that it is SANTA CLAUS' head
quarters for Edgefield county.
Read their new locals in this issue.
A big stock of Blankets and
Comforts at very reasonable prices
it
C. E. MAY'S.
Just received a car load of "Old
Hickory" and "Blue Grass" wagons
md two car loads of "Rook Hill"
md "Hackney" buggies. We want
to sell you,
RAMSEY & JONES.
Fresh stock of all kinds of
SUTS, CANDIES FRUITS, Etc.
Lt very close prices at
THE PENN DRUGE STORE.
See our line of new dress goods
iud wa?8tings bofore buying.
C. E. MAY.
STRAYED: Four young hogs
itrayed from my lot tho Jay my
>arn was*biiruecL They are mark
d by two small pieces being cut
rora their ears. The finder will
?lease notify
J. H.
FOR RFjNTj My house on
Jeter street with nine acres of
and adjoining. For further in
ormation apply to
MRS. EMMA MARSH.
I offer for sale my residence
hat is now occupied by Mrs S. A.
rlorrall. There are 17 acres of land,
>n which there is a good residence,
;arden, well, barn and stables and
wo servan to' houses, all in good
epair. For terms and furthur in
ormation apply to
?. SHEPHARD.
BL E. Nicholson,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
fJmT" Prom pt and Careful at
tention to Business). OlR.ce
Telephone Exchange Changes
Hands.
The Bell Telephone company ha3
absorbed the South Carolina Long
Distance telephone company, the
lntterof which having been the
owners of the local exchange.
What i ffect, if any, it will have
upon the Edgefield exchange can
not yet be told. Generally speak
ing, it is advantageous to tho pub
lic to have two competing concerns
seeking patronage than to be at
the mercy of one who holds a
rnouopoly. So far as our observa
tion goes the Bell people are liberal
in their dealings and doubtless the
affairs of th?-, local exchange will
in future be conducted in as satis
factory manner as in the paBt.
Heretofore long distant connec
tions could be had from two ex
cbauges in Edenfield-Lynch's
store and "ceutral." It is not pro
bable that both linea will be in
operation in future. No change
bas been announced, however.
"Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer."
Few ;r gallons ; takes lesa of De
von Load, and Zinc than mixed
paints. Wears longer: twice as
long as lead and oil.
FOR SALE: Several seennd
haud'horsesaud mules. They can
be seen on the public S'juarn at
Edgefield on Monday next, or for
further particulars call on
A. S. TOMPKINS.
Edgefield Hussars
You are hereby ordered to re
port for drill and inspection of
carbines, at your drill groundb at
10 o'clock on Safurday 2nd Janua
ry.
Bv order of
N. G. EVANS,
Captain.
Fruit Trees.
Why buy ycur fruit trees from
agents-people you never saw be
fore and never expect to see again
and from nuiseries that do not
exist and pay two or three prices
for them-when you eau get any
thing you want from
P. N. LOTT,
Johnston, S. C.
The following are now ready for
delivery being thoroughly matured
before being taken up :
Poaches, Pears, Plump, Apples,
Mulberries, AppricotP, Paper Shell
Pecans, Japan Walnuts, Strawber
ries, Raspberries, Roses and
Sbiubbery. A postal card will g ,
all the information you need as to
prices terms, etc.
USt GO :
ne of Clothing. <
hold backs,
and Odd Troun <
25 PEE CENT. ?
leard of, acut of <
is season of the j
tocked cost not <
T must go. ?
r immediate at- j
: & GO'S !
HIING STORE. J
Trespass Notice.
ALL persons are^hereby warned
not to trespass in any manner
whatsoever upon the lands of the
undersigned. All hunting, trap
ping, cutting timber, etc., upon our
lands will be punished to the full
est extent of the law.
M. C. PARKER
P. P. BLALOCK,
Fe
WE are
merdai F?rtil
mour Fertilize
Chemical Wo
the Royster E
and other ingi
WE are i
Meal, Corn, I
and Plantatior
co-Chewing
usual.
?EFSee
WE are i
ing and Ilea
Points etc.
WE carn
Vehicles of all
Coffins and U
'Call
To Cu
Toke Laxative Bron
Seven Million boxes sold th post 12 tu
THE FARMERS BANK
OF EDGEFIELDS.c
STATE AND GOENTY hEPOS
THE LARGEST ANO STRONGEST BANK IN EDGEF
Paid up Capital.$ 58,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 18,000.00
Liability of Stockholders. 58,000.00
Protection to Depositors.$134^000.00
"We invite attention of those desiring a safe depository[for their money to the above
facts. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS BY SPECIAL CONTRACT.
Under provision of its charter this bank is authorized to act as trustee, guardi aa
administrator and executor, and to accept and execute trusts generally.
A. E. PADGETT, President T. H RAINS.F )RD, Vice-Pre s
J. L. CAUGHMAN, Cashier. W. H. MARLING, Asst.-Ca?hier
COBB S ! COBB'S !! COBB'S Wy
Shoes Shoes Shoes
Nothing like it in old EDGEFIELD.
You need the SHOES. We have the
GOODS and PRICES to suit you. Wear
well, fit nicely
give you Satisfaction,
Come to Headquarters.
J.M.COBB
WE CLOTHE THEM ALL
OUR STOCK comprises all that is best in Wearing
apparel for
Men, Women and Children
FOR THEf?EN WE H JIVE
Stein-Bloch "Smart Clothes",Strouse & Bro. "High Art"
Clothes. Shirts, Hats, Neckwear, Etc.
F Off THE WOMEN WE HJ? VE
Tailor Suits, ilk and Flannel Waists, Ready-to-Wear
Hats, Belts, Neckwear, Etc.
FOR BOYS WE HAVE
Crescent Clothes for Boys, Junior Suits, Norfolk Suits
Caps, Ect.
[J5^"Give us a call when you come to Augusta.
844 Broad treet, Augusta, Ga.
HOLIDAY DISCOUNT
-^SFOR THEH>
HOLIDAY TRADE.
WE will offer a special CASH DISCOUNT on
and LADIES and MISSES CLOAKS, LADIES
DRESSING SACQUES, LADIES FUR SCARFS,
and ali LADIES WOOLEN DRESS GOODS in
Colors
Every lady should take advantage of this oppor
tunity, and save some cash on buying her CLOAK
aud XMAS DRESS.
Respectfully,
dAS. E. HART.
"Get your Laundry in Tuesdays.
yr the Year 1904.
offering to the Farmers a full Line of Com
izers. We seel Goods Manufactured by Ar
;r Works, Navassa Guano Company, Georgia
rks, and Columbia Guano's Goods known as
(rands, also Muriate of Potash, Nitrate of Soda,
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