University of South Carolina Libraries
'Ed?ef ield Advert? <#? ? J. i. M?MS. - - - EDi?OK INEOEMATION." Souscription Price-S mt to any ?di ress for one yc~: fer 1.50; for -\x mont?t, 75c; for three months, 50c, Payable in advance. Kate? for Advertising- One inoh v Erst insertion, $1.00; each subsequent insertion, 50c. Want Notices,one cent per *or*d, each insertion. Other local .^ibtices, len cents per line for first in wwirtion; five cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Obituaries and Tributea of Respect, Notices of Thanks, and alf personal notices of a political nature, are charged for as regular ad vertisements. Liberal contracts made for thrw, six, and twelve months Wrile for terms. THE ADVERTISER, Ed?refield, S. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1904. Wonder hew many communi ties in the state observe Decora tion Day-the day set apart for] placing flowers upon the gravea of V- those who spilled their blood for ?- .for the Southern Confederacy ? Every community should make preparations for a suitable observ ance of this day, which is ap-J P proachirg. The four Congressional candi dates are at Saluda to-day for the purpose of letting the voters know where they stand on the national issues. Those gentlemen will ad dress the Edgefield people on to morrow (Thursday) and we trust that they will be accorded a re spectful hearing by a goodly num ber of our citizens. The county Democratic Execu tive Committee met ou Monday and arranged for the primary, ap pointing managers, etc. The com mittee will meet again on Monday after the election to tabulate the vote. The Democratic club? are urged to meet ou Saturday the 23rd to re-organize abd elect delegates to .the county Convention to be held on the first Monday in May. The per3ietent efforts of the con stables and police are succeeding, in a measure at least, io suppress ing the blind tigers of Charleston. - At the last term of court there were seventy five indictments against illicit liquor dealers, while at the term which convenes io a few days, only forty cases will be presented. It is said that the de crease is due to the abandonment of the traffic by many dealers. .;: and the leadiDg mert of Georgia and the Carolinas, but now a bar len waste which is only inhabited by "coons", cooters and mosqui toes, will be formally abandoned ?rf, on the 15th iust. On that date the roads and old streets, now the property of JSouth Carolina, will Ize^st?drf? the highest bidder. ? Ts Is that chivalric and patriotic spirit which characterized our forefathers on the wane ? Does it exist only in name ? Impressed with the supreme indifference of tho present generation to things patriotic one is almost persuaded ; to answer such questions in the affirmative. In the years gone by such occasions as Washington's birthday, Lee's birthday, decora tion day, et cetera, were seized upon to teach aud inspire the youth with a love of country and to perpetuate the hallowed memo ry of those who sacrificed their lives upon their country's altar. Not so now. "But for the red fig ures on the calender or hearing j some casual allusion made to them, the average youth would scarcely know when these occa eions, so genuinely revered by our | forefathers, arrived. Already the fruits of this supine indifference is manifested-notably in the un heeded appeals for contributions to the Hampton monument fund. Judge W. F. Roath is being importuned by his many friends to-stand for re-election to the of ., fice of Master, in Equity. Should he yield to the wishes of his ?s?pfriends (which, we are happy to state, is probable) we are confident that he will be elected without op poeitioD. Indeed, we but speak -??._ the truth when we say that the people of the ccuuty are fortunate, % very fortunate, in having this im portant office filled by one so pe culiarly fitted-in ability and in tegrity of character-for the du ties thereof. The only regret is that the salary or pay is not com mensurate with the real worth and the faithful service rendered by r>. the incumbent, the dismembei ment of tho old county having greatly reduced the receipts of tho ^.offico. There is net another Mas ter in Equity in South Carolina, yea, more, in the United Stater, who is the peer of tb* Master of dg?fieM county. The ADVER SEB'S voice is united with that of e importunate throng, trusting that an affirmative decision willi be the response from Judge Roath. JOHNSTON. JOHNSTON, S. C., ) April 5, 1904. i Correspondence to the ADVERTISER. Mrs. Nancy Lott, after a. pleas ant visit to Augusta at the horne of Mr. George Lott and others, has returned to her home. Mr. Willie Cogbnro of Edge field visited the homa of hie grand mother, Mrs. Missouri Lott. .The home of Mr. M. D. Wil liams now presents a most beauti ful appearance. It has been newly painted and the beautiful flowers, grown by his tasty wife, add much to its lovliness. Mr." Chalmer? Buzbardtof Mpet ing Street is visitiug Mr. Y. M. May. Capt. N. G. Evans, of Edgefield called on his friends in town on the 31st: Mrs. James Long of Trenton was over ou a shopping expedition. Mr. Joe Allen of Fruit Hill was in town and reports his father, Hon. W. S. Allen, as much better. Mr. M. D. Williams accidentally fell from a scaffold a few days ago, and was considerably bruised, but not serious injured. Mr. Will Coleman also fell and cut his face quite severely. He be came strangled at the table and started out on the piazza. Another game of base ball has bf.eu played between Edgetield and Johnston, and again the latter carries away no laurels. We con gratulate Johnston boys, as, in our opinion, there is little to a boys credit in being a good ball player. Mr. j. W. Brown and ..Miss Hun ter D. Lott of Johnston will be married in the Baptist Church on the eveningof the 3rd of May. A reception will be given them at th? home of the bride's parents. Mrs. James White visit* d "Lang ley and Auguste Inst week. Mrs. Will Taney also visited our neigh!.oring city. The New Century Club held a most pleasant meeting at the home of Mrs. J. G. Strother,,dainty ami delicious ref retomen te were ser ved. We cocgratulate Air. J. M. Wright on his escupe irora mnr<) serious injury in the wreck on Monday last. The love of the beautiful by our ladies ia certified by tb/* fact that within the past few weeks over four doztu beautiful palms have been purchased ty different ones. Asparagus is being shipped by our growers. The fruit crop promises to be larger than usual. The Easter hunt of "The Baud of Hope,'* managed by Mrs. James White, was much enjoyed by a large number of children. Mrs. James H. Eidson from Dean Swamp, Orangeburg county, THE SECOND CONGRES SIONAL DISTRICT. JAMES 0. PATTERSON,, OF BARNWELL, S. C. The United States Congress is the most august deliberative assemblage in the world and it is the pride of the Union to send there as their represen- 1 tatives and senators their most gifted i sons, the highest examples of their best civil zation. As citizens of Barnwell County, in view of the shortness of the primary campaign for the selection of a sue- ' cessor to the late Hon. Geo. W. Croft, ( and the impossibility of each candi date making himself personally kno-vn, . to the majority of the voters of the I Second District at this busy season of the ?year, when the farmer engage ments of the agricultural classes will 1 require the presence at home of so ( many, and prevent, their attendance at the campaign meetings, we beg to sub- ? mit our testimony based on Jong ac- n quaintance and intimacy with the Hon James 0. Patterson ol' Barnwell, a candidate tor that high and responsi- C ble position. He is Barnwell County ( born and raised. ID the old days his father was a man of large means, but \ the storm of war stripped him of much of his possessions aud it fell to his sons to make their own ways in the 1 world, and well has James 0. Patter- 1 son performed his part. On the farra he grew through busy j boyhood and industrious manhood and though he has been called to another , field of labor he is in closest touch and 1 sympathy with the agricultural inter- ' est, the true basis of prosperity, of the individual, the State, the Nation. ] His popularity at home among the [eople who have known him from boy- , hood is shown by the l'act6 of bis elec- . tion twice as Judge of the Probate ' Court and three times to the Hou&e of Representatives," a record without ? equal since the war. His services there ] wei e most valuable and resulted in his promotion to the.most important com- i mittees, and there he measured up to , every responsibility. His life in his pt blic, private and church relations has been spotless and 1 without reproach; . . ( in his practice of the Jaw he has followed the golden rule and while al- j ways loyal to his clients, has been ? most considerate to those in need off the charity of indulgeucejind nssist ance. He has helped many, be has op- ( pressed none, and he has constantly r and consistently endeavored to add to the happiness and prosperity of his ( home people, and no niacin the Se cond District has scattered mure ol' sunshine into the lives ol' oihers. f With this knowledge ol hispure life, 1 hi.? devotion to duty, bis professional ability, his good heart, his attractive personality, we commend him to the voters of the Second District as worthy of their utmost confidence, feeling as sured that if elected to Congress he ? will make a representative ol' whom .the Second District will be proud, and ( to the best interest of "which he will I give his strongest aud sincerest euer- | gies. We judge the intyre by the past. ? His years are without spot or failure, J und so wiil his future be. i Very respect fully, Citizens of Barnwell. \ A Love Letter. Would not interest you if you're lookiug for a guaranteed Salve for * SOP-F, Burns or Piles. Otto Dodd, l of Ponder, Mo. writes: "I suffer ed with an ugly sore for a year, ' but a box of Bucklen's- Arnica * Salve cured me. H's the best jinlve t on earth. 25c at The Penn Di up Store. I ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOR CONGRESS. i I hereby aunounce myself a eau- * lidaths for Congress from the Se ?ond Congressional District af?rl pledge myself to abide by th? ie mlt of tbe Democratic primary md to support tbe nominee of tbe jame. L. J. WILLIAMS. I hereby announce that I am ii candidate for Congress from the Second Congressional District and respectfully solicit the support of [ the people. I will abide by the result of Democratic Primary and support the nominee of the same. T. G. CROFT. * To the Voters of Edgefield County : I am a cana id al e. for Congress from the S'cond Congressional District, subject to the Democratic t primary, and earnestly solicit your ! support. Respectfully, I S. G. MAYFIELD. I hereby announce myself a : candidate For Cougress from the , Second Congrfjssioi al Dietrict to i fill the vacancy caused by the death >f the late Geo. W. Croft. | I pledge myself to tbide the re sult of the Democratic primary election ana to support, tba nomi nee of the sam?. J. 0. PATTERSON, Barnwell, S. C. . FOR STATE SENATE. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for t b* State Senate and pledge my support to the nom inees cr th^Sprimary. P. B. MAYSON. I hertby announce myself a candidate for the Stale Senate. I will abide l>y the result of ihe Democratic primary and supp-rt the nomiuers of r,he same. T. GARRETT TALBERT. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby aunounce myself a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, and pkdg* myi-clf to abide by the result of Democratic primary ?nd eupport the .nomi neos of the samp. J. TRAPP McMANLS. I hereby present myself to the voters of Edgefield county for th? office of County Treasur-r. I pledge myself to abide by tin- je suit of primary election, and will support all nominees of the Demo cratic party. Respectfully. J. THOMAS PATTERSON. FOS CORONER. .1 respectfully announce that I ?m a candidate for the office of Coroner of Edgefield county and pledge myself to abide by the re sult of the Democratic primary, and to support the nominees of the Managers of Primary Election to beheld on April 23rd. Wise-J M Muy s. J N Fuir, W A Hobbs, B F Mays CPk. Roper's X Roads-Chas- Ham mond, S W Gardner, D E Laniiam, J B Timmerman, Cl'k. Johnston No 2-W D Woodward, C A Austin, J G Mobiey, J E Swear ingen Cl'k. Bacon-M DeLonch, B R Smith. F M Warren, 0 W Wright Cl'k. Hibler-0 D White, J M Cole nan,S V Seigler, B D Kitcliings :*k. Hamofon-J L Minis. W W Shep ard. W C Tompkins, J L Car wile EdgenVld-J P B:Ues, Tom PHU!, hansom Padgett, C H Anderson J Pk. Piensa nt Lane-J P H:t?ood, C H 3 Willi.irns, W E Hurling, J P Zimmerman Cl'k. Long Branch-Ja? Horn. L V 'laxton. Jno Derrick, A C Ybnee :rk. Red Hill-J H Bussoy, L G Bell, V T Brown, James Bodie Cl'k. Meeting Street-W B Lowrev, J H Shaffer, Jas J Padgett, J H 6>g >urn Cl'k. Collier-J L Miller, G A Adams, 3 G Hammond, Henry McKie Cl'k South Hibler-J K Corlev, J R Mason, W M Corley, A G Cheat iain Cl'k. Johnston No. 1-W J Huief, B F i,ewis, W M Taylor, Jas Hart Cl'k, Meriwether-H L Bunch, W G :heHtham, Geo W Medlock, Silas Vied lock Cl'k. Meriwether No 1-J F Townes. VI E Bunch, J P DeLaughter, T J Briggs Cl'k. Washington-Winchester Mc daniel. J J Garnett, .Ino Brunson LV S Middleton CL'k. Shaw-B C Etheredge, Wallace Vise, Frank Bettis, Water Wise Jl'k. Moss-Sam Cheat ham, Walter brunson. O-fman Williams, Jas barling CVk. Rehoboth-CC Burk li al tr-r, J L ri I christ, L E White, Evim Cuch an Ci'k. Cleveland-T B Woori, L Talbert, JhHs Jones, Joe Hamilton Cl'k. Plum Branch-.1 W Blackwell, C * D. Freeland, H C Sanders, W J Veils Ck. A Wonderful Saving. The largett Methodist Church n Georgia, calculated to use evel ine hundred gallons, of the usual u:.d of mixed paint in painting heir church. . They usKloiily 32 gallons bf Ihe Longman & Martinez Pai n t n ixed ?nth 24 gaMnns of linseed oil. Actual Cost of paint made was li s.-i han $1.20 per gallon. Saved over eighty ($80.00) doi ars in paint, and got u big dona von besides. EVERY CHURCH will br given i liberal quantity whenever they Dai nt. Many-houses are well tainted vii h four gallons of L. & M. and bree gallons of linseed oil mix? d ?herewith. Wears and covers'like gold. These Celebrated Paints are sold ' )y The Penn Drug Store. Saves Two From Death.;i "Our little daughter brid au al most fatal attack of whooping sough and brooch itie," writes il rs. W. K. Havilaud, of Armot k, N, Y"., "but when all other- remedies failed, Wd saved her life with Dr".. King's New Discover)', Our niece, who had Cousumptiou iu an ad vauced stage, HIBO used this won derful medicin? and to-day 'she is perfectly well." Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New- Discovery cs to no other medicine on earth". Infalli ble for Coughs and colds. 50c and $1.00 bottles guaranteed" by The Penn Drug Store. Trial bottles free. ' fhe Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There is a disease prevailing in this :ountry most dangerous because so decep tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by it - heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are often the result bf kidney disease. If kidney trouble is al lowed to advance the ?'idney-poisoned blood will attack the vital organs or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell. Bladder troubles most always result from ft derangement of the kidneys and a cure is obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kidneys, if you are feeling badly you can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects inability to bold urine and scald ing pain in passing it, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its won derful cures cf the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and sold by all druggists ?in fifty-cent and one-dollar sized bottles. You may ff^"~ have a sample bottle of this wonderful new dis covery and a book that tells all about it, both Home of swamp-itoot. sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention reading this generes offer in this paper. Testimony of a Minister. Rev. Jno. S. Cox, of Wake. Ark.,, writes, "For 12 years I sn fly-r d from Yellow Jan.ndice. I consult ed a number of physician" purl tried ?ll sorts of m^dicinee, bul got no relief. Then I began tb> use of Eleerie Bitters and feel I hat I nm now cured of a distaff ihm h :i ri mein it* g ra pp f:>r twelve years." If you want u reliable medicine for tho Liver nod Kid ney doubl?, stomach disorder or general debility, get" E" ec tr ic Bit ter?. It's guaranteed by The Penn Drug Blore. Only 50c. Surgeon Dentist, EDGEPIEL . S, T( etb Extracted without Pain. Fourteen Years Experience. OCR Kaisers. I have a thorough-bred Jersey bull. Send your cows to mv lot. A fee of ir'2.00 will bo charged to insure. A. B. COVAR, Edgefield, S. C. Can . Get PALMATINA THE PUREST VEGETABLE TAT' ON THE MARKET ,#8? WESSON CfifWAti? THE PENN DRUG LO. -D-iarSirs:- Over fifty years igo, our firm began selling puini throughout the South; sales have ioutiuued uninterruptedly; and ten times greater than any o'ber brand bf paint. Read Ibo follow ing: 4,Huve used the L. <& M. Puiut twenty years ; houses paint ;d with it eight years ago show better to-day than bouse3 painted with other paints within two vears" ? A. B. Edgeil, Alochni, Fla. "Have used all brands of paint L. & M. Pure Paint stands batter, ?ud wears longer tbau any other paint I have ever used iii my ten years experience." .H.F. Smith, Painter Concord, N. C. ; ? "I have painted Fraukenburg Block with L. & M. Paint! stands! Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA .EDGEFIEI.D COUNT V.. Court of Common Pleas. Emmie C. Padgett, against Ti I: tuan D. Pad fielt, ct. al. Pursuant to tho D?cret' in (Iiis -anse. I will offer for sali' al public nji??i y io tlie hilliest bidder, befor?. the t/'oiirt Flouse, town ol' Edge field ami State nf South Carolina, on salesday in May lini4(the same- being' the 2nd day ol' said mont))) between the legal lion rs ol'sah?, the following described roah.y to wit: TRACT XO. I. All of that; tract, or parcel of land, s'tuaie ir. thu County ol' Ei'ge Hcldj Mouth Carolina, containing two hundred a?:d seven (207; acres, more or less, and bounded on tho north by lands ol'S. B. Criilin and Ger.rge ontas thoufrh varnished Act il I LJ^cU:i on rhe easfc ,ands n? s? & DUtaa inougn varmsjea. ACIUM |Griffln ?nd JoUn Galloway; on rho cost was less then .$1.20 per gallon." W. B. Barr, Charleston, \V. Va south by lands ofA.E Padgett.; and on t he west by lands ol' A. JO. tadgell "I painted our old homeotead ? and iv rs. M. A. Pads???. This bein? r>..;..f twenty-six . known as the **i with L. & M. Paint years ago. No'; painted since ; looks better tLr.u houses painted in the last fo.ur years with other paint." H. S. Scofield, Harris Springs, Bl C. "Used the L. & M. Paint for sixteen years. Painted three bouses with it fifteen years ago; they have not needed painting since." J..E. Webb, Hickory,N. C. Respectfully, LONGMAN cfc MARTINEZ. "' Broke Into His House. ; S. Le Quinn of Cavendish, Vt., was robbed cf his customary ?health by invasion of Chronic Con stipation. When Dr. King's New irife Pills broku into his bouse, his trouble was arrested and now be.'8 entirely cured. They're guar anteed to cure, 55c -at The Penn Drug.Store. .Home" tract. TRACT NO. 2. Also All that tract or parcel of bind situ ate in EdgeQeld County South Caro lina, containi ng six hundred and forty two (042) acres, more or less, and bounded on the north by lands of .Ino. F.Daniel anti W.-.J.' Adams; on the east by lands of the estate ol' Archie Lewis, deceased ; on tho south by ands of J. B.Tom] kins and Mrs. Henrietta Carter; and on the west by lands of the estate of Mrs E. Nicholson and bo land of .Mrs. Adeline LWora. TERMS OF SALE; Ono third cash, and ibo balance on a credit of one and two j?*ars with in terest from date nf salo nt the rafe of eight per cont per annum. Purchaser to g ve bond and a mortgage of the prcuieses sold to secure tl e payment bf thc credit; portion or all cash at pur chasers option,mortgage to include ten per cent for attorney* tees if brought io suit. Purchaser so paj fur papers. W. F. SO A TH, Master, E. C. S. C. April r>th lil H. G SUITS IS READY. "'. WE say YOUR SUIT h-c.u-i i'- is built just ?s.you $ would have it built. Built just as an excludive tailor w.vi! 1 build \K and all without the bother of measuri?e, fisting. Chalking, Irving on etc, and without the fancy j.rico live tailer would surely c 1 t't^e lo it THEOF CUTTERS AND TAILORS put all the life and go info'mr Cl.OTIJ ING ?hal ii in possi ... Bible to-pul into gannonts. Th?! fal nick are now. tho cuts arr? n?w. Ste'p in and W'MI take pleasure in sho'.viiig you YOUR . . SUIT, lo: il will Le youts-indeed lifter you it.. Gr? ut tungi! in prices $G 00 to $20,00. Everything that's ? " ?".C LEVY'SSON'& CO.. ot3S Broad Street, - - - Augusta, G.i. -X-STA TEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF-X F " sr B E JS?G-EIFJIEIJID, S AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, ON MARCH 21 ST, 1904. RESOURCES. _ Waints ?afe and Furniture . Judgements. Due from other Banks Cash in Vault. .....l,ofJG.98 .SC 4-0 o .8.747.IO \ .8.JiO0:r>? <-VJO 'O / /, / V" ?>?*>'>. '-f-r-r LIABILITIES. Capital Stock.$07,400.00 Surplus.9,714.00 Undivided Profits.GgOO.j? Deposits.liff.ISO.0? Bills Payable.:.N.:20,000.00 $2&mm STATE OF SOUTH CA ROUX A, ) COUNTY OF EDGE FI ELD a \ I,E. J. Mims Cashier of the Bank of Ed gr fi cid. do solemnly \ swear that the above stutement is true and cornel to the hey I ot my knowledge and belie fi Sworn to before me this the 2.Ind day of March.. 1004' B. B. JONES. \L. SA Nolan/ Puhl ir. CORRECT ATTEST. A. S. TOMPKINS. ir. ir. ADAMS, ' li. S- HO LIAM).' Directors. I I We Sell THE SOUTHERN STATES PHOSPHATE AP FERTILIZER COMPANY'S GOODS. THE AUGUSTA HUH GRADE G {'.I NO, ." . P. AND F. GUAA O. AMONTA TED DISSOLVED BONE, ALL GRADES OF ACID, KA. IN IT AND NITRATE OF SODA NOW in ware house READY for DELIV ERY. Give us a call BEFORE you buy your FERTILIZERS. JONES & SON < ??KB?BB?BKMB?B?ESMIBSBB3SSS& ?2S^^5^g%gmZZ222!&mm&<3 APRIL SPECIALS. I Ladies Tailor Made Skirts from I $150 to $6-00, I 40 inch Lawns from 10 otir to 171 ?cents. I Mercerized Peques and Damasks 1 from lOets. to 50ets. I ... g0fWE are throwing thc best lirie of Colored | Wash Goods ever shown in Edgefield. Wool-Veils'Ii tta ni ines, Batistes and Cheviots | for'Skirts. g Everybody is most cordially invited to see our| goods before buying, as most of our cotton goods! _are sold ona basis of 8 and iocts. cotton. Sa tis fae- ? gtion given or your money back, OUR MOTTO. % Respectfully, JAS. I "Get your Laundry in Tuesdays^ . . n i BMBMMZiMBEB^aaBsa^BBaa^asgia^^aBEgig p& We wish with this issue t?&j fct?thUnk a generous public for !|!t ??-?the part they tonk- in th?/?/?-,.,.? |^!{??f? selling which commencedj!)! ^'Monday March 28th and con-!! {'vi ti nu ed on through the week. j!}!, THE BIG SALE ffi !!i . . |!j! Mw luis so gratified us that every').(.( ^department will be thorough-;'..:. Wfy.replenished, and while we?jj y'-quo/c no prices, we promisew*" Lu/you many genuine surprises"** ^commencing 'Monday April-;.; (.fir uh. IT.) j. il "t'\ f M A mere mention of the j!* ^CORNER STORE'S Spe-Ji ; v ci .ils is guarantee enough to,;?;! tpthe knowing ones. j;* UM 1 ElK CORDER S t.O ivEj }!id W, H. ?URNERy . . Proprietoi i.. !.. rr I ; AEE HEADQUARTERS FOR SPRING DRY GOODS - J*, ? ESTO. WE have enlarged our DRY GOO 1)3 Depart ment and can furnish the ladies of Edgefield with hil kinds of White Goods, Dress Goods, Waistiiigs at very low prices. Inf act, we arc offering some great. Bargains. Our SPRING GOODS are daily arriving and all I ask is for you to come and see what I am offer ing. Our prices and thc quality of our goods will please you. [jggf^-Come I Come ! ! m j. MST Advertiser " .:! !i is:, Edgefield, S. C. <?..J . JLVj ar New Sprirg Goods WA?QT finon ifVr\I..O ? UU?U MERCERIZED EFFECTS I J* P l:'. I I SILK, LAXES, and EMBROIDERIES. Excells any tiling on the market for STYLE and LOW PRICES. I j) WE are right up-to-date. Please give us a look ?*?~WE WILL PLEAS!-: YOU. l.?v?S:?s38339E SPRING- CLOTHING AVE arc showing the largest stock of ever I fe i> o ic ir ? ic i-v i> j WE bil)' only.thc best, of the lines we handle, g ;f; (rom thc larges!, manufacturers in the country i |j fej WI? .-..?!? nc .??'..?>?-? i'll MtM i-?fi/-?"? fri rtiip!o?n.i nfl 19 I the newest shapes and colors in Plats. I [??2?rLet us show you: Pil/CES AtW QUALITY ARE RIGHT I DORN & M?MS. SIPIE IAL SALE O?? SPRING OL X V ?few arrivals hy i'V! ' o put our many ibipirpiits i:i apple pi? conditions so fhn a fro inw.'i-s :;nd sprin-r ?lcc .-. r pervading t II?KWI?O1? s*on?. Kor the betiellt of our a; m y customers wc will have n l? days special bargaia sale of oin* eetirc stuck, ciniimencing Sniurday March 19th and con 1 inning to \p~rircr.Ii,all w!m !..:.>..:.. their 1:1 ..:!.. tobuy tin.*greatest-amount 'of goods will liol niisn liri? : peeial s:?!". CaMcoes a?id Mu-:m-I !:.*. :" and up j .A Spatially ul' Laire:-, . lCii?br?id?rii.'S while the good* last., ! and DressTri-nmings. HG hmli Perchl 7j?, S.'i'. ?0 worth in lui Kijiliroidery HJ? lo ?,0?:ts. yard extra 12?; ls. G i iiffi)a ins 3,:7;,? and J? el?. White Lawns efienper than ever known befure; - .. ? Glied? M ris I i cs, Xniuseoks-inri <l?in? lies Ihal nan>tot bu iiiatcbed in pri?e timi quality. W hite M ercerized G omis fur, tho Waist Wash Silks fdr Watel for 1 hf Special Bargain Sale :;?.) and 411 els. worth 50 and 60 ?-ts. Reaii Mari? Waist, Percal Chambrng v:. ?in'. Yalei?ciciiif?S and Torsehon Laites 1 he .rrealesl variety OVIT shown. Dress rrimiiiings in all the ??w nov?is ties. Yo? ca-n nul appreciate I li ese Tri iiiin i 11 ?rs without coining abd looking I b?ni over. Jewelry in all the new novelties and ornaments. Lisle Si'k iml Kid Gloves and Milts. Large assortment of [Ia?ikercbiefs. Hosiery in i'll the delicate stitched ellects. ami Silk -25;- toSinOO wort h B?cto$?,00 i (.adie.-. Collars^ Cull's. Reit? Corsets Ready Made Skirt.-: $!.()() to ?5(!<> _ | Girdles, Combs, i rushes and Toilet Dress Guoi?i in all the new novelties. i'owders. SHOES, Ladies- and Children's and Misses Dress Shoes and Oxfords in thc latest and best stvles and makes or high CLOTHING: In this linc we can come nearer giving $2.00 worth for $r.oo than any house iii the south. Men'f Boy's and Children's Clothing and Pants. This 15 days o ' Special Bargain Will bc-the greatest red letter day thats ever been seen i:i Edgefield* . . ^^F"Don't fail to come to see us. Respectfully, _J. W. PEAK-_ Yx C^A SB % ea ? \ ? &i u ? feater u'l ,-~v Oriiliiol nri.! OMIT Henutno. Btf ?S5 >*VI?AVK. ..-...>'.'S.ii'.U.-. Mk l*r'.n'.:\ 'f.GK?\ r r <-:'H< ?I?".:-i ::!;... EX?:usu f.i*L>?*>:.\\u KXH ??.! i>..: hoxc ^t-?^ "'.>''? r.- i"iii. 'I H?? !.<. oslipr. Itcftw l^sS i^w s^'i f>.i'iciToii? SubrtllntUn? ?nd Im?ir. \-I - (V ll"u,. Iluii'f y?urliiv*'i-i.or -th-lliMi I C W iiampi f.T- r.trUt-ulnr*. TOK((m*?lnt1 i ? on ? .'. ii.vi.-r C.- !....Ui-v H. i.:t?; tv rc. Y // Itirn Vlail. Kll-'O ???n':.ai.i!< SoUfcj -/ t? nrusjln?. <'liT?if?(< r ChemlM?'On, doul?u i nc.-. MuilUuu iSttt?cc. fill i.A.. i'A. c Old Sores, Itching Pilco, I Skin Diseases, - ABSOLUTELY CURED. . j HERMIT SALVi:, 25 AND 50 CENTS A BOX; "; Sold by all Drutrcrists. Take no other. Old Family Remedy 25 years;