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JEdrefie?d Advertiser WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6,1904. "Joint* pain you this morning?" Rbeumacide wilj give you quick tand thorough relief. Ask your druggist. - Special sale of Embroideries and Trimmings. 5000 yards Embroi dery 3$ to 5 and 6^*to 10 cents, ex quisite patterns and design?. This is.the greatest bargain that we have ever .offered. Great qualities of Remnants and Shor1; lengths in cluded in ;hi8sale. Do not fail to see them. J. W. PEAK. Fresh assortment of faflcy cakes ?nd cracker* just received. Try them. THE PENN DRUG STORE. School Supplies, Full Hue of School Bags, Slates, Fen?, Pencils, Iuk, Tablets, etc. W. g. LYNCH & Co. You can get Hertz's celebrated Pickles, Sauces, Salad' dressing, etc., at THE PENN DRUG STORE. Our clearance sate includes all Dress goods and Trimmings. Cos! not considered, these <goods . must be sold. " J. W. PEAK. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARC TAKING :. When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill . Tonic because the formula is plainly . printed on every bottle showing that ii simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure no pay 50c. Let ?B furnish your houBe at a little cost. Solid Oak Suite, from $23 up, chaire from 50 cents up j and Solid Oak Hookers from $1.50 j ? . RAMSEY & JONES. Cloaks, Jackets, Refers, and Skirts aie going regardless of cost. W? must make room for tpring j goods. J. W. PEAK. _.> --- ; 7 Beautiful patterns in Table damask Bleached and Unbleaced. Prices very low at C. E. MAY'S. School Boc ks. - "Weare headquarters for ali School Bojks ued in ihe public Behool and.at the S.O. C.I. Our prices are right. v . W. E. LYNCH & Co. Fresh CURRANTS; RAISINS, ClTftON, FIGS and CRANBER RIES at A: > THE PENN DRUG STORE. Second-Hand School Books. We;havegood stock of second hand school books which we are gelling at greatly' reduced prices. *%r: . W. B.XYNCH & Co.. v" W9 .want every lady to know that she can get the best of all the Christmas Delicacies at V TEE PENN DRUG STORE^ WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. King's New Life Pills. These pills change weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power. They're won derful in building up the health. Only 25q.p?r box. Sold by THE PENN DRUG STORE. A big stock of Blankets and Comforts at very-reason ab ie prices, at ' " i C. E. MAY'S. WANTED: Ten good carpen ters. Write or apply in person at Edgefield to ' ; ; V SW?S?& HEATH. Fre ih stock'/; of al! "kidds of I > .A IVJU - U I Uv **? . V/ *? C>i i U.UU? V/A N?T??-OANDIES FRUITS? Etc. at very close-prices at ?THE FENN DRUGE STORE. 1--i-j-:-1_ Sen our line of new dress gi.ods and waist inge before buying. t; . C. JS. .MAY. Just received ? cafcioad of "Old Hickory" and"Blue'?ra88,rwagou'8 and two car loads of "Rock Hill" and "Hackney" buggies. We want to sell you. - \ ; RAMSEY & JONES. THE AUGUSTA SAYINGS BANK. 805 Broad Street, w. ?. YOUNG, I- . - P*-?acnt J. G. WEIGLE, . ... Ca?hier SAVINGS ACCOUTS SOLICITED Interest Paid on Deposits. We are in thebusi'uess to pieuse dur regular eustojners,. and make new ones. If you buy anything from us that is notperfectly satis, factory you will dhus a kindness to let DB know, so we eau make it right. C. E. MAY. Wc Fill Your ions Accurately and prornpt-| ly fay or night and use only the PUPEST'DR^S. WE Solicit Your Prescription Trade W. E. |p| I Co Second Sunday Morning-. For a great number of years pr-aching service WHS held regu larly every second Sunday morn ing at Horn'* Creek- During the last few years, however, in order uot to conflict with othes appoint ments of several pastors who have served, the church the .time was changed. To the delight >f the members they eau now return to the old custom of holding services' on the second Sunday. Rev. P. B. Lanham, who is a very success ful pastor wherever he labors, ha* accepted the pastorate of the church for <he ensuing year and will preach at eleven o'clock ou the morning of the second Sun day. Four Hundred Day Clock. If you wish to feast your eyes upon the very latest product of the art of clock making call at lhe office of Mr. Geo. F. Minos and ask to see the anniversary clock which he has just received. This very beautiful and wonderfully con structed time-piece is as far re mov >d from the crude menu? that were originally used for reckoning time as the east is from the west. It will, mn 400 dayB from one winding, keeping accurate time. This unique clock was wound in 1903 and will not need to be rewound uutil 1905. The pendulum, which ie suspended by a delicate steel tape, is rotary i?> stend of vibratory in itB motion. Another marked difference* be tween this {ind the common herd of clocks i? that its movemebt is in audible-not a tick can be heard. Call to see this curiosity. It is worth your while. A Delightful Evening. The most recherche social gath ering of the holiday season in our ersrwhilequiet little city was that given by Miss-Genie Brunson ort Thursday evening last in Donor of the pretty and charming Misses Lucretia Brunson and SteJla.Wal ker. That generous and thought ful hosnitality which is suggested bv the mention of the name Brun son permeated the very atmos phere on this occasion and made the guests of the evening feel that they were indeed welcome. Miss Brunson, assisted by Misses Mary and Kellah Fair, spared no pains or f ff ort to make the occasion a pleasant one. A geographical guessing contest was a very enjoya ble 'eaiure of ihe evening. Those receiving "well done" for supply ing the most answers to questions were Miss Grace Tompkins and Mr. Joe G. Holland, while Miss Florrie Morral! anr1 Mr. Leon Warren would havH received the consolation prize had one been awarded. After several hours wf re ppent in delight'ul social inter course all preseuc wer*3 bidden par take of the bounteous repast whicb was the equal of any wedding sup per. So short had seemed the hnpp) hours of the evening that there was general regret when the lime for adieux arrived. ? Misses.Lula and Edna Tatum, ol Copes, S. C., are visiting at the home or Dr, and Mrs; E. C. Smith. Thp heating plant oftbe college building- is ueariy completed. Steam will be turned on to-day for the fir>t iime.-.4o test thoroughly all, of. .the pipes and radiators. The entire -building, iucluding class rooms, music rooms, dining room and .dormitory will be k-pt comfortably warm, night and day, by one of the latest and most ap proved systems of heating. The boiler is located in the basement beneath the kitchen and the steam is conducted to every nook and corner of the^ building by iron pipes pf all sizei'. There is not a college building in the state that will be more comfortable ?ve? in the .coldest weather.. r *: " " Edgefield shpe buyers cari save money by. taking advantage of our special 'sale? We must make room for spring goods and shoes are going at swapping reduction. See quality and get pi ices. JrW. PEAK. A country merchant told the writer a few days ago that he uever ordered anything from Augusta that could be had of the Edgefield Mercantile Company; By buying in Edgefield he could save even moro than the freight on some articles of merchandise. This means that Edgefield is getting business now that never came this way before. An individual who comes to tdwn to buy groceries and plantation supplies usually makes purchases bf clothing, shoes, dry goods, drugs etc , consequently all lines are beneficed: Every dollar that can be brought Josnur town wiJJEdirectly or indirectly beuefit every business interest in the town. We have in stock a full line of iron, Enameled and Brass Beds, with Springs to fit. RAMSEY & JONES. C. B. GRAY, EDGEFIELD, S. C. 'Dear Sir: You'd strike it rich if you could find a way to shave your customers in less time, for less cost, and make the shave last twice or three times as long. You wouldu't shave the same person so mauy times, or get so much of his money ; but,the whole town would be talking about you, and everybody would come to you for a shave. Devoo leadtand-ziuc is exactly that in paints. |t takes fewer gal lons, and it we?rs longer. Costs less for the job, apd you don't have to do it again for years and years-six years at least. ' Fewer gallons; wears longer." Takes fewer gallons to paint a. house with Devoe lead-and zinc than with n^xed paints; and it wears longer than mixi-d paints or l**ad? uid-oii. Yours .rulv, P. \V. DEVOE & Co. r{ew York. . *P.-S THE EDGEFIELD MERCAN TILE Co. sells our paint. ! Lee^L NeWs Mr. D. A. Tompkins was Edenfield on Monday looking af his several interests here. A. S. Tompkins Esq., accornr. uiedvby Mrs. Tompkins, spe Wednesday last at Johnston. Mrs. B. I. Gantt, a very hai some lady from Wagener, S. C., visiting her sister, Mry, N. Jones. Mrs. Annie Farker Eatterling Barnwell, arrived on Friday 1) to ppend some time with her fath Dr. H. Parker. Mr. L. T. May, the junior mei bei* of the firm of MesRrs. May May, spent several days last we out with Mr. Wallace Prescott. The holidays are over and t preparatory department of t school will resume work on t morrow, the higher grades begi nin'g on Monday. Senator B. R. Tillman, accoi panied by his entire family, le for Washington on Monday. Thi will piobably not return to the Trenton home till the early siu mer. Maj. R. S- Anderson, after pleasant stay at home, retnr to-day to Washington to h poBt of duty where he will rema till the close of the present se sion of congress. 4 Mr. aud Mrs. Warren Fair, Beech Island, accompannd 1 pretty little Elizabeth, the idol the household, spent several da' last week at the home of Mr. ar Mrs. N. L. Branson. Stock Taking t>ud Olearais Sale. Sweeping reductions mai the close of-the Season at th?- Ne Y( rk Racket Store. J. W. PEAK. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Till mau, Ji left on Saturday afternoon la for Washington wheie they wi not only spend their honeymon but will reside till congress a< jourus. Mr Louis Smith of Willisto an alumnus of the S. C. C. I., br l>een visiting his brother Dr. I 0. S.nith. While a student Lou made many wai m friends in Edg< field who will always expend cordial welcome to him. Old Santa Claus waslavieh wit his monpy. He must haye sol some cotton for 14 cei ls. Bofor Christmas lbe?e were more hoi day gojds displayed in Edgefiel than ever before, while to-dn there are fewer. Mr. J. N. Fair, the pension com missioner for Edgefield county has requested us to announce the he will be iu the auditor's offic every Saturday in January for th purpose of receiving application from those who are entitled to pensiou. Mr. A. W. Sanders, the Supei intendent of Education for Aike; couuty, spe .t Wednesday last ii Edgefield on business. Notwith standing the fact that ne one lived in Edgefield, twenty *t\V< years have elapsed since he las set foot on Edgefield's soil. . Misses Ruth an.I Lizzetle Ran dall of Augusta,, than whom ni visitors to Edgefield are more be loved or morn cordially welcomed have been spending several day at the h??piiublo home of Mr. anc Mrs.'N. L. Bronson in Buncombe It is generally regretted that then visit was so short. Mr. John R. Abney, accompa nied, by hie wife, spent Bevera days in Edgefield last week. Mr [Abney shipped a very imposing granite monument from New York which he bad erected over thc graze of his father, James Madi son Abney, while here. Mr. P, W. Barnes, of Ridge Spring superintended its erection. j 4n art store in Atlanta recently ordered a number of small paint ings from Edgefield's gifted artist Miss Eliza Mime, T uich were quickly bought by th* Cbristmai shoppers. Miss Mims r?ceived orders for mere of. the paintings than she could supply, which u proof positive that they were great ly admired and eagerly sought after. After epend'ug avery pleasant Christmas at home, Mr. W. H. Nicholson returned to Boykin, S. C., on Friday last to resume big school work. He is perfectly charmed with the Pee Dee sect iou and its people, and has promised to send us for . publication several letters setting forth the methods e.nployed by some oX the.progres sive plant?is of that section. A rare treat-is^in store for our readers. i .,- . The Tompkins store will be com pleted by February the 1st, on which date Messrs. B. & J. D. Timmons will open their new drug and grocery store. The former has resigned his position with the Penn Drug Store in order to ar range for the op? ning. Mr. Wad Allen will be the 'head salesman of the new establishment. No better selection could have been made. Who does not honor and esteem Wad Allen?-always truth ful, honest, courteous, and withal, '8 perfect young gentleman. j Tha Sunday Rchool at tho mill Ielepted officers on Sunday last to servo for the eusuing year. Mr. Elijah Tim,m?rmap did not stand for re-election as superintendent, BO Mr. J. P. Couch was elected This is au ipstance of one good man suet arding mother good man Miss 7annie Griffin was ebcN-d c-erretary and treasure-, She, too, can be relied npon to do her pari w?-ll. Other tVith/ul worker*, in this echool are Alrn. A. L ??r .er, .Vira, Nannie GritTiu. Aim. Ida Sheppard, Messrs. J. T. McManus aud L. E. Jackson. ! The Comer Store's annual Jan I uury Embroidery Sale is on. Read ' Mr. Turner's new acv .tiseraent. i Supervisor Self is n3t only the biggest man in the county but be , is feeling big, ton-he has a 14 pound baby boy at his house. Married, by Rev. P. P. Blalock, at bis ?esideuce, on Wednesday afternoon last, Mr. Clifford Tim merman of Mountain Creek, and Mips Lilla Jebter of Greenwood. Messrs. Butler Pinson and Robt. Turner, who reside near Ninety Six,-spent several days laBt week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. ? Schenk.. M rc. J. W. Peak, accompanied by Misses Hortense and Willie, returned on Saturday last after a ver}' pleasant week's stay with rela tives in Greet wood. Mrs. Forman, Mrs. H. H. Stem bridge and Miss Annie Foreman, of Ellenton, are spending some time nt the homes of Mesdames C. J. Ashley and M. E. Merriman. Mr. A. L. Barker left on Wed upsday [.last for Florida to look after his farming and fruit inter ests. He will remain iu the land of flowers till about the middle nf February. Mr. Alex. Watson, the popular head clerk of the Peak dry goads establishment, accompanied by pretty little Miss Eileen Ouzts, visited relatives at Ridge Spriug on Friday and Saurday last. Where is the farmer in Edge field county who realized $17,000 for his cotton crop ? That's what au Orangeburg farmer did a few days ago, and, what is better, he has a sufficient quantity of corn and meat, to supply his ueede for the yoar 1904. Mr. Winchester McDaniel, of Modoc. one of the best business men of the west-side, or of the whole cot?nty as for that matter, paid us a pleasant call on Satur day las*. He says the people of his sect iou have plenty of "hog and hominy" and are in better spirits than for several years. The new depot will bo complet ed by the end of this week and as soon as the necessary tracks have bfpu laid Mr. G. J. Derrick will be doii.g business at the' new stand. Contractor Elliott's force will pro bably go to Wilmington from here. He already has contracts- for ten other depots for (he Southern. The following (fficers were re centlv elected by Buller Lodge I. O. O. F. to serve for the ensuing six months: L. T. May, Noble Grand, A. A. Glover, V'ce Grand, L. E. Jackson, Treasurer; B. F. Mays Financial Secretary ; J*T. Dorn, Cor, Secretary ; Rev. T.P. Burgess, Chaplain ; Hiram Lowe, Outside Guardian. Mis? Corra Poore, the daughter of the popular and efficient, engi neer ou the Gap road, who hrs been attending the Presbyterian Coll?ge tor Women, in Columbia, will become a matriculate of Lhe S. C. C. I., when school work be gins on Monday next. Miss Poore, who is a very pretty and gifted young lady, will beard at the home of Mr. and Mrs J. H. Cantelou with her parents. Dr. W. E. Prescott will have enough sausage, hams, shoulders, spare-ribs, back-nones, cracklings and lard to supply a whole town ship. He bas already killed thir teen large hogs and has eighteen more that be will soon slaughter. Dr Prescott is not carried away by the prospect ol' fifteen cents cotton, for he has already provided a great number of hogs to be kill ed a year hence. Aud you may be sure that he will grow ample corn with which to fattea them. The country needa more of such far mers who "live at home and board at the same place." Tho curb over the public well of our town should be sent to the St. Louis expo?/tion as one of the greatest curiosities of the age. Had Mr. Noah needed such a thing as a well curb* in his busi ness one might have thought that it filled a niche in the ark. We do net know when or by whom it , was built-for the buiiderand his tribe died long ago-but certain it is that the aforesaid mentioned 1 curb is considerably the wors3 for wear and if our city fathers will send this one to some museum or ' exposition and cause a new curb to grace this public hole-in-the ground the drawers of water in 1 Edgefield will rise up and call them blessed. Among the new students who will enroll on Monday next will be handsome young Ben Bettis, the only sou of Mr. J. M. Bettie, of Trenton. Although he is to board in the school and will be unable to mingle a great deal with the people of Edgefield, yet we are glad that he is coming, and truet that other bright boya io and around Trenton will avail themselves of the advantages that are offered by this splendid school which is at their very doors. Some of them go away to other schools at much greater expense and are not beue fitted BB much as they would be ! right here in Edgefield. 1 The enciety hall of the colored 1 people that ?B located near the site of the old depot was set on fire on Sunday afternoon about 4 ;??)0 o'clock. A negro woman dis-: covered the fire and gave the alarm. The building was seton the inside but the flames were extinguished before any serious damage was d^one. A white man was seen to come out of the building a short time before the fire was discovered, which, with oiher circumstances, prove conclusively that the house was deliberately w\ on fire. There ?Sn . room in JSdgo field for such a depraved feature and we 'Irust that the g jilly parly will be appre hended and placed v here th-'ie will be no further danger at his hands. Absolutely Pure THERE iS NO SUBSTITUTE Clothing for Men and Boys Ti? n ?w going at bargain prices at th ? New York Racket Store. Do not fail to call upon us before buying. We can save you rnonev. J. W. PEAK. Fewer gallons: wears longer ; Devo^. Monday's sales of land were as follows: T. T. Bnssey VB. Walter Bussey, .475 acres, bought by J. P. Ouzts for $1350. Lawrence Cain vs. Thos. Cherry, frai't of 8d acres brought $1780 and 81 acres $1325, both were bid in by attorneys. Th ? Warren land, 121 acres, was bought by H. W. Crouch for $2435. It affords us much pleasure to ? announce that Mrs. Susan B. Hill, who for some mouths has been re siding with her parents near Cleora will return to dwell permanently in Edgefield. Mrs. Hill has rent ed the new home of Mrs. Lucy Durisoe, which is delightfully lo cated on our Main street, and will conduct a first-class boarding house. As Mrs. Hill will be locat ed near the depot her house will be the favorite -s'oppiug place of trav liing men. Mrs. Hill's many friends trust that that large measure of success which she de-j serves will attend her efforts. A full ai3sortmoi t of Tobaccos1 and smoking goods can always bei found here. The best five cf.nts I c.ig.ir on earth can bo had at THE PENN DRUO STORE. r* Why Use Many Words tc Tefl You That The Best FERTILIZERS On Earth ARE HADE BY ?j The Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. \ fi fi fi t They have the Best Facilities, use the Best Materials, and maintain the highest reputation for the evenness and value of their Fertilizers. t &/>e Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. ? CHARLESTON, S. C. * ?i ft ft ft ii ft ft. 4. fi fi fi fi f?. fi ft fi fi fi fi fi fi fi. fi fi ?9 QUIT COUGHING! There is no need of wearing your Lungs out, when you can a bottle of ' MURRAY'S HOREHOUND, MULLI EN AND TAR. A few doses of this Household Remedy will give imme relief. A positive cure for INFLUENZA, ?BRONCHI TIS AND DISEASES, OF THROAT, ANTI-SPAS MODIC IN CROUP. -PUT UP BY THE MURRAY DRUG CO., COLUMBIA. S. C. ?They Must Go Our entire line of Clothing. % No reserves, no hold backs. $ Overcoats, Suits and Odd Trou- j sers REDUCED 25 PER CENT. Never before heard of, a cut of this kind at this season of the year. * We are overstocked^ cost not considered, they must go. Give this your immediate at tention- * ii BWHITES GO'S CASH CLOTHING STORE. Not only have Messrs. Ramsey & Jones had a very satisfactory business on wagons, buggies, fur niture, etc., but their sales on jew Blf.y^i!verware, and cut glass were f?r beyoud their most sanguine ex pectations. Their sales on these good's for the holiday season would have compared favorably with those of a large city store. Mr. Jones exorcises good taste and judgment in buyiug consequently they do not remain long on the shelves. Mr. Beauregard Ti m mons hav ing severed his connection with the Penn Drug Store with the ending of the old year, Mr. R. L. Duno vant bas engaged the services of Mr. T. L. Timmerman, son of Mr. T. N. Timmerman, in his stead. Young Mr. Timmerman is one of tho most popular young men o? the Ropers section and will mak6 an excellent salesman. He is boarding at the homo of Mrs. Ida, Sheppard. We welcome him to our town. <*. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS if you have a sick; type; writer consult Dr. Gihbes. Cure s gu ara nte ed, if you want ta buy a uew typewriter, or ex change your old one,con sult GIBBES. j. WILSON GIBBES. Office Supplies, Rubber Stamps, Office Furniture. 1834 Main St. Columbia, S. C. WE are < me rei al Fertili m our Fertilize Chemical Woi the Royster B a ?cl other in gr WE are n Meal, Corn, F and Plantation co-Chewing usual. See < WE are r ing and Heal Points etc. WE carry Vehicles of all Coffins and Ul IWhol<ee? To 5 Toke Laxative Bro Seven Million boxes sold In post 12 T STATE AND GOUNTT MPOS FSB THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IN EQQEF THE FARMERS BA.NK OF ED.GEFIELD S.'C.. . Paid up Capital.?f 68,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits. 18,000.00 Liability of Stockholders. 68,000.00 Protection to Depositors. $134,000.00 We invite attention of those desiring a safe depositor vj:or 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 u administrator and executor, and to accept and execute trusts generailj. A. E. PADGETT, President T. H RAINiFJRD, Vice-Pre a J. L. CAUGHMAN, Cashier. W. H. HAR LING, Asst.'Cashior Receiving From Day To Day Shipment of toy wagons, goat wagons, goat carts and harness, velocipedes, tricycles, shoo* Mys, etc., for the holiday season. A large and varied line of beaver and plush carriage robes, horse blankets. Fine and medium priced whips and crops. Genuine imported riding saddles and . rbidles. Trunks, Satchels, and Suit Cases. Call and inspect goods wnich it is a pleasure and delight to show. H. H.'COSKERY, ?33 735 Broad St.. Augusta, Gal W. J. Raiherford & Co I MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER' IN: Cement, Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, ^ Read}- Roofing and other Material. J Write Us For Prices! Corner Reynolds and Washington Streets, Augusta, Georga. INSURANCE. FIRE Insurance,HEALTH Insurance, } ACCiDEN Insurance, Fidelity \ and Indemnity Bonds of , ~ all description issued. Your Business solicited. GRIFFINS MIMS A, G RIFFIN. E. J. Mll?S Office Over May & May's Store? HOLIDAY DISCOUNT -<g?FOR THEfB>~ HOLIDAY TRADE. 1 WE will offer a special CASH DISCOUNT on - and LADIES and MISSES CLOAKS, LADIES j DRESSING SACOUES, LADIES FURSCARFS, and all LADIES WOOLEN DRESS GOODS in j Colors . ; Every lady should take advantage of this oppor-. tunity, and save some cash on buying her CLOAK j aud XMAS DRESS. J Respectfully, * JAS. E. HART, i Get your Laundry in Tuesdays, >r the Year 1904. DfTering to the Farmers a full Line of Com zers. 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, edients for Home Mixing of Fertilizers. IOW offering at low prices in any quanity Meat, lour, Molasses, Rice Meal, Fine Feed, Hay Supplies of every kind. Our Stock of Tobac and Smoking-is large and Prices Lower than Dur Stock of Case Goods, and Can Goods. eady to supply you with your Stoves,- Cook ing-Hardware, Nails, Plowstocks, Plow - a full line of Furniture, Wagons, Buggies and kinds, Harness Leather, also a full line of idertaker's Goods. and inspect our Stock and you will buy. al?e and Reta il. ire a Cold in One Day mo Quinine TaMet*. Tt&sSgnatm, months. Cam CHjp Sa TivoDfys. tau 25c.