Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?rstlnsertion, $1.00, ea Qne Dt insertion, 60c. ^"rtion.- Other local 1ier word, each Jns<?^e f0^firsriri Utice., ten ce^ per lrni ?or ea ?rtion; hve. cent^^uuaines and .subsequent ^nsert"V?^ntices Of Thanks,, tributes of Bespect^political, int fill P^I? s.regular ad wertiwisen^ ifer three, sis, auu VWrite for.tQZffl?. . ./ . . " ___ SE i Ip?? has been filed .with the governor ;a?ki*S tbat an elec tion ibe ordered upon the question of tb? formation of Heysrard conn;. 4y,and it is probable tn at the Action will'be ordered. Should ?he. new county be formed about 140 square miles will be cut from . Bdgefield. What are our people going to do about it ? Some; are disposed to resist further dismem berment of the old county, while others say that we had better give them the desired 140 square miles, Which is almost as closely ail red' with Georgia as Carolina,' 'ind then Edgefield will holoDgef-^e the new county ?sword hanging over her. .j: KV . -.TV Won Victory Tb rough Probibi?] tion. Strange to say, some of the ex " changes that come to our; ;de$k - eeem lo lament rather than re joice over the fact that prohi bition is proving to be a success^ in Cherokee co?nty, the first" and . only county thus far to rid itself j of the dispensary. It is estimated that-notwithstanding the fact that Cherokee is in close^prpxi mity to the regioD abounding in . illicit distilleries-drunkenness ? has decreased eighty per ceutsincc the removal of the dispensary.: This means that for every ?|0fr formerly spent for liquor only $20 are spent now:-that where 100 homes were wrecked, . made] veritable hells, because of whiskey only 20 are'now-that where 100 lives, were ruined, damneclfso^l and bodyvonly 20 are now-rth&t' 'y-... where 100 crimes* due^o?|qiiJi:| ^^fe . r drinking, were - comm itted only ; 20 are now, ^K-fe*-; ' To every fair and .unprejudiced': , mind does this nGt proverb.ftt?hfi|e ; 'iki?.--', -Does, not the >::f?regoi?g>.. prove ( granting that -20.'per "VenKof^the "habitual drinkers do continue to ?rgr?tify their '. appetites)- that through prohibition Cherokee county has won a victory for so briety, for moral i ty, for the well being of society, for the happiness of hundreds of wives and daugh t ers who suffer most from:, the demon of strong drink. There are those who pronounce prohibition a failure because the sale and drinking of liquor are! not suppressed absolutely* Th'i* position is as unreasonable as ii. is untenable. "Where is the law that prohibits absolutely- the crime that it was intended to sup press ? Does the law ?ga?risl.'the taking^of numan. life prevent inirder? Does ihe law against carrying concealed weapons" stop, k or even abate to any great degree, this evil? Does the law against Btealing prevent thieves from plying their trade ? . Does the kw against arson siamp out iucen diarism ? No. Yet; - who would vote for the repeal of-these laws because they are not prohibitory ? Chere kee may not be able to keep whiskey from a small" per centage of her citizens who havo . .acquired the alcoholic coiistitu I tion and who will haye the^tuf? though the heavers fall, but' Cherokee through prohibition can and is keeping thousands and . thousands of her citizens-includ ing boys and young men-fr?m forming the liquor habit, thereby approaching absolu te. '?roh?Bi^iim nearer and nearer as the months! come and go:'' : . j> : Cold Sprang. Last Tuesday - morning- Mrs: Kite Hammond . was. buried at, Red Hill cemetery. "The funeral service ' was conducted , by. her pastor, Rev. J. T.'Littlejohn. Mrs. Hammond was a model ..oh ristian Jady and her loss to' her family j church and community will be?j - greatly lelt, but our consolation is that.our loss isher eternal gain ; "Blessed are the dead who die liri the Lord" The ladies of Red Hil! ' church are loohing forward with interest tc the associational meeting .of the Woman's Mission societies which will conveu? here, .po/May. .the ?tb? We. h ope that theepa ste rs in the Edgefield association will see that their church is represent ed at this convention, by two. or more lady delegates;^ Some, one will be at the church, on the" jjay. of the convention to care for th*-, horses. Let no lady st?y: at -home from the con ventr?n oiivtbis e*: c?se. Dinner will be served "at"ihr /church to all who attend. We hope il oday ,ana , tbeir dele- " ??.e.wIl" -rfcR?v-loBt -a .very, rfuable mnle la?t wee*. Hied by lightning. iBited .friends . at..y>? ^SarneBtauariesbaB ^f1 ?U?^m?tcha?tB"baV? filled ?r? stores with a Dice_hne ot goods. Call on J." ii. Boudie, J. A Hamilton Sum Agnew, H. H. S^ith, Dr. W. E. Prescott's, Ear ? 0,?prle6 and be convinced. DG Si/ ?. ._. . * . ; :^\?rnp^t^?oW conies" Prof Jeffries who says that a mar* does not abonni ID anythiug before he iVforty- vears , Ufo Prof. Osier says that a man does pot aflap/jt}! tb anyinine after lis is forty, now. putting the two together-boih are men of science-and we have the.-result that a mau doss not amount lo anything at ail. ? Mr. and Mrs. John Griffie of Faifa visited- Rose Cottage la?t week. . . . Mrs. Tom Glanto?, and Mr. Shelton, of,Modoc, visited friends in our town last Sunday. Cadet J.- Milton Hussey visited .home folks Saturday and Sunday. Mr,-.Winchester. Robertson, o? 'Modoc, visited his friend in town last .Sunday. Prof. jSutzmmger, of the S. C. p. I. passed through town last 'Friday on'his way to Siodoc, to .visit- friends;. "' Pretty Miss -Kettie . McDaniel, of. the S. C. C. I. attended ? hurcb liere yesterday. ROSE COTTAGE. . ..Union Meeting. The union of the Jpt division of .the Edgefield Association will meet with the Mountain Creek Baptist church, April 29-30,1905, at. 10:30-*. m. 110:30'a. m. Devotions led ly Cleveland Callison. 11:00 Verbal rf-ports from churches. 11:30 To what extent are we .responsible . for the salvation of .our neighbors. B. T. Talbert, 'Whit Harling. .'. ?J2;00:Ia Christ like religion on the decline ? If so give some o? the causes.. P. B. Callison, Rev. P. P. Blaiock. S1V ? ?l?T?RMlS-cION." l:30?p. m. Is a. church member consistent-.who refuses ,to contri bute to Missions ? If not what is .the,duty of the church towards 'such Jnembera. I O. Sheppard, F. N. K. Bailey. - .? J2^~." l^??0?^m.': Thj^res^ggigM wnatshoula' berthe attitude ?f our Chi*istianrcitizenship towards it. A. S. Tompkins, Rev. G. H. BurtpUjJBev. C...E. Burts, "Sunday 10:30 a. m. The med of a Sunday school in every Bap tist church, and the responsibility of each member thereto. J. .L. Mims, Rev. G. T. Ashil!. 11:15 How may the fime be spent in the Sunday schot.l that we may obtain most good. Cleve land.Callison, Kev. W. A. Hart. 12:00 Missionary sermou by Rev. C. E. Burts or his alternate Rev. P. P. Blaiock. AFTEBNOON. Sunday school mass meeting. Speakers-A. S. Tompkins, O. Sheppard, Cleveland Callison, Rev." W. A. Hart, Rev. G. H. Bur ton,Rev. C. E. Burts. PROGRAMME Of the Closing Exercises of the Roper's School to be Held on Wednesday, April the 26, 1905. Opening Address, Rev. P. B, Lanhavn. Key Stone. Roper's School. Grand Ma's Angel "St. Nicholas." ... ^ Hattie Lou Moore. Se]Te Reconciled. "Leslie Griswold.'' Lila Lanham. So Was L "Copied." Bennie T. Lanham. Spelling Match Miscellaneous First and Second Grade Children The Se?ds "Puck." . Sallie May Miller Widder Sprigging Daughter Miscellaneous Willie D Lanham Fractions Copied Mattie Lanham, Sallie M Miller, ? T ... \ Lanham WadlockJn Eden,:'xMorris Rosenzweig." Fred Lanham - Jva^e Lee and Willie Gray Copied ,. . Mattie Lanham Selling'The Farm . Miscellaneous Frank Parkman Three Holiday. Hattie Lou Moore, Preston and . ? ? - Fred Lanham Popping The Question Drama Miss Sue Wise, Fannie, Lila Lan liam j Mayme Turner, Messrs K A Tim .. . ;. r .) - 'merman, Joe Lanham Address .. Rev T P Burgess 'Old Ace' Fred Emmerson Brooks Miss Mayme Turner Nearer My- God To Thee Panto.rimo 'Misses Fannie and Lila Lanham, Sue Wise Accompanied .With Music and Solo-Miss Turner .MAYME E. TURNER, Teacher. Rocers, S. C. Examination of Teachers. Th* regular examination of Teach ers will be 'Friday, May 19th, 1905. Th? examination will begin prompt ly at I;foJcloek a. m., ani close at 4:30 o'clock p. m. . White applicants will report at the dfle? of Superintendent of Edaoa tibn ami Colored applicants at the court'h'oiiie^ Applicants will please furnish .".hemselve* with writing material. WILLIAM A. BYJtD, t. -E, H.FOLK, G. W. SCOTT. Board of Examiners, A. Card. i .VOE PRdPO??TIONS TO itbipg.li? m' " "rnonsitio?s to ot < > men ami bo> s 07 j: that1 J aCe ? !f and tamely cloth-jw mg w? H alu ,";nRt >iy friend' ill find me at he "rs 3ry popular esta" [cCrearv & Co- -a and -.,1," O'- .aliment . of. AigusW^ . l20 Broad Street, _ JACK HOLDER. PROCLAMATION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. WHEREAS information has been received at thia Dppartment (hat an atrocious criminal assault was com mitted in the County of Edgefield on or about the 12th day of March 1985, upon the body of Ether Addison, by John Moss and that the said John ML0^R hes lied from justice. NOW, THEREFOR?!, 1, D. C. ney ward, Governor of the State of South Carolina, in order that justice may bu done and the majesty cf the law vin dicated, do hereby offer a reward of one handred dollars for the appre hension, delivery and conviction ol' ch? said JohP MOBS to tho Sherilf of Edgefield County at Edgpfield C. H. [N TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereato set my I and and caused the Creal Seal of the Stale to be' affixed, at Colum (SKAL.) blij-tlilrelglifh day of April A, D, 1005 and in the ]i29th year ol' the Independence of the United States pi" America. O. C, H EY WA RD, By the Governor : , J. T. GANTT, Secretary of Slate. Dpn?t Borrow Trouble, It is a bad habit to borrow any thing, but the worst thing you can possibly .borrow, is trouble. When sick, sore, hea^y. wt ar) and worn-out by tho paius and poisons of dyspepsia, billiousiies.i, Bi ight'e disease, a?d sin ilar internal dis orders, don't s41 down and brood over your Symptoms, but fly for relief to Electric Bitters. Hen. you will find sure and permanent forgetfulness of dil your troubh-.s, and your b;-dy will not be burden ed by a'loud of debt 'disease. Al The Penn Drug Store and W. E. Lynch & Cu., Price 5Uc. Guaran teed. WANTED : To buy yo;ir anti que, mahogany, walnut, or cherry furuiturf-, such as old Oak cnest, High-boys, Low-boys, Tail cjocks, Sideboards, Bureau?, Mirror?, Ta bles, Chairs, etc. ju fact any thing'in the liuebf antiques. Adc dress OLIVER C. HILL, Bethlehem, Connecticut. Full of Tragic Meaning. ??jrp,,. ?h?SLf^t?siSLJ^s?2^-J^^ mons, of Casey, Ia. Think what might have reculted from his.ter rible cough if he had not tak^n the medicine about which he writes: "I had a fearful cough, that disturbed my night's rest. I tried everything, but nothing would relieva it, until I took Dr. Kit.g's New Discovery fur Con sumption, Coughs and Cold?, which completely curad me.'! In stantly relieves aud permanently cures all throat and lung diseases ; prevents grip and pneumonia. At The Penn Drug Store ?md W. E. Lynch & Co., druggist ; guaran teed ; 50c and $1.00- Trial buttle free. Wo want every housewife in this vicinity to know that we pay especial attention to our Fai cy Grocery department. A complete line of the choicest canned goods can always be found at our store If we haven't what you want we will order it foryou. MAY & BLALOCK. About Rheumatism^ There are few diseases that in flict, more torture than rheumatism and there is probably no disease for which such a varied and use less lot of remedies have been suggested. To say that it can be cured is, therefore, a bold state ment to make,'but Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which enjoys au ex tensive sale, has met with great succeEs'in tte treatment of this disease. One-application of Pain Balm will relieve the pain, and hundreds of sufferers have testi fied to permanent, cures by ita use. Why suffer when Paiu" Balm affords such quick relief and costs but a trifle? For sale by All Druggists. GET OCR PRICES. >. Complete Cotton, Saw, Grist, Oil and Fertilizer Mill Outfits, Gin, X?resa Cane Mill.and Shingle Outfits. F n lld inp, 35 rid^ e, . F cet cry, F uric and Railroad Castings, Railroad, Mil Machinists'and Factory Supplies. Belting, Packing, Injectors, Ripe Fittings, Sa we, Files, Oilers, etc. We capt every day. Work ir>0 Hands. Foundry, Machine, Boiler, Tress a nd G Ul Works Repa is Promptly Done ArorSTA. GA Our success in Edg*field has been far beyond our exp?c'iition. We have sold a great number, of hals bul still iia\e many beauti ful on-'s left. We are also ex pecting n larg**shipment that will iirrive in a few days. Lidies, ie! us supply your needs. Your sew ing is also solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. EnGEFiELO MILLINERY PARLOR*. Cltatu V.. ? "Fsa Probate mg&ffeo Allen, Esq., r .-.^ Mrs, A#.-^$#^ ne to srant lier,1:- , J.D. Whereas, IP suit to rae, tv v ^ministration ottne .. - rcts of JaniesBoat*- . : . >he?e are ther*' nish aUT . Jiiers rt Cr' ' petate and . ?'liilit. deceased. . .oie to cite and ad .'" ...d singular the kindred cd Hers ot' said Janies Boa tr light deceasec, thai tivy be and ap pear be/ore me, in rhe Court of Pro-. batt!, to be held at Edgefleld, 0. I?:,S. j C., on the 26th day of April, next, | alter publication thereof, at ll o'clock in tile forenoon, ro show cause, if any they have, why Che said Administra-; tion should noe be granted. Given tinder my Hand, this Stn day of April. 1905. J. D. ALLEN: J. P. E. C. 2r. . ^ . |INSUBANCE*?NOY When placing your .fnsur ance give me a call. I rep j resent a very strong line of I^II^-EO - - - Insurance Companies, our Agent for the New Year insurance Co. I wil! ap preciate a share of yourbusi ness. .1 can be found at my office--Office No. 2---over Bank of Edgefield. (?James T.MIMfe Chamberlain's Cough Reine-, dy the I3est and Most Popular "Mothers bu*- it. for ?roqrjy children,railroad mon buy it.fer bcvere coughs and elderly peppl* buy it for fa grippe,2' says Moore Bros., liddon. Iowa. " We sell more of Chamberlain's Cough it?? tb edy than anv other kiu& ft St'trns tc have taken (he lead over several other cood brauds." There is no question but thic- medicine is !he best that cgn bo procured for coughs and colds, whether it be n child pr an adult thar js a?Uicthrd It always cures and cures quickly. Sold by Ail Druggists. If your eyes are worth having they are worth saving. Do so with the right kind of glasses. Geo.Pa Minis, C pt i Cl ?J!. ? Guaranteed Cure tor Files Ilching, Blind, B'eei'/ngor Prb'ru ding l'iies, Druggists refui.d nu ne} if ll \ZO OINTMENT fails tu cura any cass, no mal ter ol how long standing, in 6 to M days. First ap= plication gjveg ?!:isp apd regt; SOc. li your druggist hasn't lt ?end U'c iii sia nps and it will forwarded pbt'tr paid byj'aris Medicine Co., St.Louis, Mo ^:?$?%M& -:-&&t>Ji?ci&t?i?fa? ' -? . \ Unhealthy Kidneys Mate Impure B?ood.J All the blood in your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys are your blood purifiers, they fi!? ter put the waste or impurities in the blood. If they are sick or out of order, they fail to do their work, Pains, achesandrheu matism come'from ex cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neglected kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quid: cr unsteady h;art beats, and makes one feel as though {hr.y had heart trouble; because the heart is pvcr-working in pumping thick, kidney? poisoned blood through veins and arteries. It us5d to bc considered thal only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but nov modern science proves that nearly ail constitutional diseases have their begin ning in kidney trouble. If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctorini ; your kidneys. The mild and the. extraord nary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realizad. ! t stands the highest for its wonderful cures' if the most distressing cases and is sold o:i Its merits ^?C^?^ by all druggists J a fifty- f^.fel^Ppa cent ard one-do! lar slz-J^^g^S^ es. You may ( iave a sample bottle b. > mail n0mo of Swamp-Root, free, also pamph let telling you'how to find out if you have xidney or bladder trouble. Mention this pai>er when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swrunp-Roof, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. EDGEFIELD, S. C. . State and County Depository. DIRECTORS. J. C. SF?EITARD, W. W. ADAMS, J. H. BOUKXIGHT, T. H. RAIXSFORD, J. M. Conn, J'.. S. HOLLAND, A. y. To.vi'Kix9, C. C FULLER, W. E. PRESCOTT. OFFICERS. J. C. SHEPPARD. President W. W. ADAMS, Vice-Pivrident. E. f. M IMS, Cashier J. II. ALLEN, Ass't Cashier." Pay? interest on deposits by specin: cen tract. Money lo loan on liberal term.-. Prompt and polito attention Cs bus IIPSS. YOUR Account Solicited. i -<.T~. - I PROF. p. ft. wnmm, 209 7th Strcrt - Augusta, Ga. j GIVES Fi?r-H EVRTESTS foVoiiCd-' .foe ts of sipht. Gririco tho' prepcrj jgtiisses and WARRANTS thom. ? [Leases ci:t iato year frame wb:!c yon writ, j ?FREE OF CHARGE, ??Sf! aa>' . .o. let a d eal . J 50 ce 11 fr ? A d ea 1 e r rn a k e s cents more on fourteen gallons .of ready-for-mo! painty at- $1.50 per gallon, th-D ' bur- agffi.t doep on eight gul ions ot !.. & M. paint and six gallons of linseed oil, which make fourteen gallons of the best.paint in the world, at $.1.20 per pallon ; 1 he property owner loses just M 10. Is il right ? lt.only requ'res' 4 'gallons of L.-&-M'. and 3 gallons linseed o? t'o paint a moderate/sized bouse Ten Thousand Churches paint ed with Longman & Martinez L. & M..Paint. Liberal quantity given to church es when bought from The Penn Drug f?tcre. INSURANCE, ??BE AND LT^?. General a?enl for Prudential Life Insurance Company,: for Edgetle^d and Saluda counties. WM. M. COG BURN, Edget?cld, S.O. Rheumatic Pains Omrkly Relieved. The excruciating pains charac teristic of rhenmati-ra and sciati ca are quickly rn I in ved by apply ing Chamberlain'.- Pain E ?m. The great pain relieving povvor of the liniment has been the surprise and delight of thousands of suffer ers. Tho quick, relief from pain which'it affords is alone worth many tiroes its-cost. For sale by All Druggists. Spring Styles of Ladies and Misses WHITE CANVASS SHOES present a newness and fresh ness as tempting as the Spring Lilacs. The prices $i .co, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 appeals directly to the completion of the SPRING AND SUMMER WARDROBE. Queen Quality and Reeds Oxfords fer Ladies, HU-MAN-?C and World Known for Men and Boys admit of peerjjas symbols of Graceful Durabili ty and COMFORTABLE FOOT EASE, > ??^^ Re m em. bei- you risk nothing in buying of us, as we right all wrongs and aim to gain retain and merit the confidence of hil mankind. ?hoes I ?lioes . . WE want every boy and man in Edgfield comity to know that we sell' the celebrated ?^OBS?t ^^"LX?J?*^ They are unsurpassed in STYLE, ?COMFORT and DURABILITY. WE htive just received our 33J^3UO.?^ STOCK of this fine foot-wear for men and boys and invite you to call and inspect theirr. " WE have CrossettSho.es in all leathers,-in ali styles', in all ptices, ? . . ;: New Spring Goods. ?-1-WVK "> ?> ?\Ai\A Tft/SV/? r<.< Sr.r ft* ftr?<\n ftr> ft* ft/<?> 1 -/<ft-ft.-< V.?/?ft. 3 Come to the NEW YORK RACKET STORE and see our fresh arrivals in Madras, Ginghams, Percales, Chambries, Voiles, etc. We have and endless variety of Muslins and Lawns in all of the new patterns and weaves. Ask to see our Persian Lawn? and Nainsooks in white and colors, also beautiful white and colored lines for waists. k beautiful lot of P. ic, Marsalos. Mercer j zed Madras, all new patterns for ?hirt waists. Wide ami narrow Val Luce. All-over l ui..- lace for dress trimmings in" white and cream. Embroideries from narrow at 3ja cent; to very wide at 10 cent?. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. We have an elegant line of Cloth.tig for boy5 and men and can lit any pize. Let us show you before you buy. OXFORDS: Compel?.ion can not touch II? in this department. Ladies and childrens oxfords in all of the ne.v styles in tan a- d black. Come It t us show you. ti !s-i a larjre stock of men's and boy's oxfords. ?IATS: Let ussHI you a hat, Wf have Straw Hals ro:- everybody alt'o jin elegant line ol' Felt Hats. See our Ladies and ch?driMis sailors. We'can save you money, J. W. PEAK. hmm* l? fe Iii? CLOSELY GUARDED are the interests of our cus tomers. We spare no effort to make the store, the stock and our business methods worthy of their lullest confi dence. We feel that we have clone so and believe others will-think so too, when they see this stock of DRY GOOD?, CLOTH . LNG, SHOES and HATS, and ascertain the prices at whit li we sell. Favor us with a visit and v*j&/^iy}$ give yourself thc pleasure, of J(tl^ll,'r seeing the good things here. Mways ilm?m?m* tts fill Mi ? ^ikf?%FM ^%wfii^ifS(? )mm a Gm? M Om) Bay. Grs? IM TW?* THE FARMERS BANK OF EDGEFIELD Sc.. STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IN ED C Paid up Capital.,.>.'$ 08,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits. 28-000,00 LiabilUif of Stockholders^... ?S,000 00 Protection to Depositors. $1^000.00 l.We invite attention of those desiring a safe depository for their mouey to th? uuu?o acts. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS BY SPECIAL CONTRACT. (J, ii if [>..<?; i.i>:i ot* ?tx charier this hank is authorized to act as trustee, yuard.an dm in iterator ?ind executor, and to accept and execute trusts generally. A. E. PADGETT, President j . ? . H RAIN F R". Vice-Pre W. H. ifARLING, Cashier. j. E. CAUG1IMAN, Asst. Cashier For Fire and Life INSIJSANC =3=GG TO SEES 'A UGH M AN m ARLIN BEFORE INSURING ELSEWHERE. We represent the best Old Line Companies. A?GHMAN Q g s ARLING ? GENTS. AUG H M AN Q? fi ARLING AGENTS Gome and see our SPRING PUITS for Me:, and BOVB: WHITE YEST and NEGLIGE SHIRTS, Summer Underwear and Low Cut Shoes. Prices right. Stvle autl quality guaranteed, W. A. HART & CO. Our New Spring Goods. Are worthy of your inspection. Here the "American Gentleman" and Ladies'Shoes reign supreme. In them the highest style and art in shoemaking is secured. , Don't fail to visit our store if you want the best and newest productions on the market. Buy i$? Elk Brand Hats. Ja if!* HEAD O? TARTE RS FOR GOOD GOODS. aeptwmmmima THE SQI?TfilEN STATES PH?SPE1TE/iNB CAMEY'S ll THE AUGUSTA 1U???T1T1UDE GJl?tQ^^ P. AM) F- GUA JW, AMOXI.DISSOLVED BOXE, ALL TrllADES OF AC.I IL . - , KAIXIT A.ft'G XI.TJ.UXE OF SOLA NOW in ware house READY for DELIVERY. Give us a call BEFORE you buy your FERTILIZERS. ? ' JONES & SON. "'I he Leading In?uranco Company of America" ! CAPITAr, and SURPLUS OVER io.cocooo.oo No Fire Insurance Company in the United States has as much CASH Capital or Capital and Surplus Combined. Lowest rates. ? J. NORRIS, AGENT. I|M? i? Fail Eas Tansht lal Fertilizer is tia Ckaasest L[lr iiiat ilia lamar caa Mrs. It is one soluci?n of labor scarcity. WE ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE Complete Stock of Guanos OF EM; RY FORMULA MANUFACTURED FOR SOUTHERN TRADE. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS AT EDGEFIELD AND VICINITY FOR GECEG.A CHEMICAL WORKS AND Armour's Fertilizers M ADE OF BLOOD, BOXE AND TANAGE.^^ .MADE FROM AX [MAL A Af M OX IA, 'fig?" WE eau also sell you. Fcriizizers with. Colton Seed Mevl as the Basis of Am monia. g?TFertilizers for Grain a Specialty. gff?W'ewill have on hand at ol! times a stock of Cotton S eyed Meal. HAUL FERTILIZERS WHILE THE ROADS ARE GOOD. gSsTYall ou ME. ?. E. PADGETT for prices and terms at The Far liners Bank, ?tr Mu. K. C. PADGETT, who wilt be four d at our office, or :-l \ (?ur cotton wagon. ^TAIso a large Itt of SliKD OATS for eal?, at LOWEST MARKET PRICK. The Edgefield Mercantile Co, :