Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 13, 1905, Image 3
Edt?fie?d A dvertiser
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13,1905:
j Lee JU. News. |
Have you seen the very beauti
ful Hand-bags for ladies at Penn's.
Orange blossoms" i:i Edgefield
next week and the next week. Who
next?
Mrs. Susan B. Hill spent a por
'tioo of last week in our city as
the guest of Mrs. B.B. Jones.?
v Hon, J. Wm. Thurmond spent
several days last week in the capi
tal city on professional business.
Act wise and don't buy blankets
and comforts until you get our
prices.
. - C. E. MAY.
Mr. D. H. F. Manson has rent
ed the house and adjoining land
which Mr. Henry Forrest recently
purchased from 0. Sheppard, Esq.
_ Mr. G. Marshall Moore, former
ly editor of the Barnwell Sentinel,
now bolds .1 position on the staff
of the Columbia State-.
Lace Curtaiue, Portieres and
Table Covers, all styles, sizes and
prices at
Edgefield Mercantile Company.
Mrs. Carrie Jowers and Mise
Ber.ha Caldwell spent Saturday
and Sunday in Augusta with
friends.
. Mr. A. P. Lott, who is one of
tue most successful planters re
siding near Johnston, was thw
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lott
on Sunday last.
Full- line Cut Gl?ssNew Patterns
25 to* 50'per cent cheaper than you
haye been paying for old styles
Lynch's Drug Store.
?lr. and Mrs. J. H. Reel and
their daughter, Miss Maggie Reel,
united with the Edgefield Baptist
church by letters from Berea
church. Mrs. C. E. Burts also
united by letter from the Ander
son Baptist church.
- Rugs, Art Squares, Rockers,
Handsome Center Tables, or
China Closets are all very de
sirable Christmas presents. Come
to see our large stock.
. * ' RAMSEY & JONES.
What is the lougest word in the
English language? Smiles; bfcause
there is a mile between the first
and last.letters.
Mr. Wallace C. Tompkins, the
faithful rural free delivery mail
carrier, has., voluntarily enJarged
his circuit. The "boys" say that
he now makeB one or two or three
trips a week to the Cleora section.
MisR Maude Copeland, the
/ -daughterof; Rey.. : Mr. Copeland'
whoy resfdes nearvphoenix,>^haa:
comento; l?v? "with'"Mrs:- Lizzie':
Charlton; , : -yy
National .Bed Springs are the best:
ou the market. We have them in
iron and wood.frame.
EDGEFIEIJJ MERCANTILE CO,
On Saturday last Mr. Honry C.
Tillman, sod of Senator B. R. fill
man, stood a very cr-"ditable ex
amination and was admitted to the
practice pf law by the supreme
court. Mr. Tillman is an exceed
' ingly bright young man, as well
as an eloquent speaker, and will
doubtless'achieve renown in bis
chosen'profession.
We have limited quantity of 25
and 35c cups and saucers at 15
cents. You should Recure some of
these bargains.
Lynch*B Drug Store.
At the regular meeting of Con
. cord ia Lodge on Friday eveuing
, last'the following officers: B..E.
Nicholson, worshipful master ; W.
E. Lott, senior warden ; J. H.
Allen, junior warden ; J. B. Ken
p orly,'ten ipr deacon, and L T*
May, junior deacon, were re-elect
ed to serve for the easuing year.
The other officers will be appoint
ed by the Master of the lodge.
Remember our Christmas goods
aie all new. Remember also we
set the pace as to prices.
Lynch's Drug Store.
H Mr. J. W. Cheatham will move
si is week to the Abney place in
south Edgefield, where Mr.
Quattlebaum resided, he having
returned to bis farm in Barnwell
county. Mr. W. Gr. Reynolds, the
efficient superintendent of the
mill, willoccupy the place from
which Mr.. Cheatham moves.
BOOKS, BOOKS* BOOKS.,
We are headquarters fer holiday
books. We especially call your
attention tb our R d Letter Bibles. J
Lynch's DiUg Store.
Special 2.00 Pioluree for 1.00
25c Pictures for 10c.
Lynch's Drug Store.
Large stock'pictures. The frames
alone are worth what we ask for
the-pictures complete. ?? ?
EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE Co.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions,
dav or night., ft
?VE'GU ARANTEE pure drugs, i
accurate compounding, and rea-;
sonable prices.
W. E. LYNCH & CO.
h. & M, Paint. Lead and Zinc.
. Wears 10 or,.15 years. Saves paint
bi?le.
; L. &^M.. costs about $1.20 Der
t^^n^Spid by G. L. I'.-nn & Son.
: 10,000- churches painted with
^. CVM. Paint in 1904. L. & M.
costs. $1.20 gallon. Sold by G. L.
^eonip Sort.
Do 'not forget the holiday opec
iug at the Lynch Dr.ug Store o
Thursday .evening from 7 to
o'clock. Everybody will be than
Present your sweetheart with
scarf pin or pair of gold link but
tons. Messrs. Ramsey Jones hav
them iu every conceivable design
Beautiful Toilet sets from $3 G
to $7.50.
Edgefield Mercantile Company
Then* are many who rejoic
that Miss Lena Holstein has re
turned to dwell for some ?ami
among us. For several months sb
bas been with ber parents a
Moneita. The holiday .season wi!
be much brighter and happier bj
reason of her return.
\ ases in endless variety anc
desigu-Crystal Glass; China
Japanese and handsome Orienta
designs.
G. L, PENN & SON.
Every 'store in our town is nov
in holiday attire. The grocery
stores have on sale all of tbe sea
sou's tempting delicacies, vwbile
the furuiture, dry goods and dru?
s.ores have great heaps aud pilen
of attractive merchandise thal
will make glad the hearts of hun
dreds on Christmas morning.
What is more suitable for a
Christmas present than a Beauti
ful Picture or Lamp for the home?
We have them in great varietv.
RAiMSEY & JONES.*
/
Rev. Marvin Auld left on Mon
day to attend the Methodist Con
ference which is in session in
Spartauburg this week. The homej
uf that city baye been.thrown wide
open for the entert?iumeut of the
Conference. Over throe hundred
ministers and about one huudred
laymen,aie in attendance.
Fiue line hali and library
swinging and extension lampe?,
irom $3.00 to $7.00.
Lynch's Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Cogburn,
spent a portion of last week with
the latter's brother, Mr. Henry
Cooper, who resides in the south
ern" part of our count}'. From Mr.
Cooper's they went to Augusta for
Dr. Hull to again examine Mrs.
Cogburn's eyes. He told her that
there is a possibility of partially
restoring the sight of tho left eye.
Underwear, hosiery, handker
chiefs etc, on basis of e ght c^nts
cotton at
C. E. MAY'S
At an early day the Edgefield
Mercantile Compauy will install
modern show-cases and wail cases,
and add silver-ware, jewelry and
musical instruments to their
present stock. This will be on the
second floor under the manage
ment of Mr. A. A. Glover.
Our prices on Cut Glass, beau
tiful designs, is about half the
usual price. Come lo see it,
f G. L. PENN & SON.
M isses Kate and . Marie Tomp
kins, both of whom jre.. g?nerai
favori tes: in?;OjM,-;cV>mmunity, have
returned from ' Charlotte whore
they hav; been spending several
weeks Their prolonged amerce has
detracted greatly from our Edge
field's social life.
For your Fruit Cake come to us
for fresh Soedod Raisins. Currant*
and Citron.
TIMMONS BROS.
It makes no difference what the
merits of a wagon are. You can
find one as good or better. Try ?
Mitchell or Oweusboro.
EUGEFIEJ/D MERCANTILE Co.
L. & M. Paint coat only $1.20
a gallon. Seven gallons paiDts a
moderate size h ou se. Sold by G.
L. Penn & Son.
The Christmas tide, the season
for making glad and happy human
hearts, is near at hand.. So 1st the
ladies of our town plan to send the
usual Christmas box of nice things
to the inmates of the Coun'.y
Hopie. The beloved Dr. Gwaltney,
6om^ ten or a dozen years ago.
suggested this means of making
those unfortunate persons happy.
For bis sake, as well as theirs,
let the bestowal of til is kindness
continue.
Minc?-meat in buckets also 10
cents packages at
TIMMONS BROS.
.The large windows and beauti
ful show-cases of Messrs. Ramsey
& Jones are crowded with merchan
dise that betokens the holiday
season. Gold and silver jewelry
in new and attractive . designs is
spread before the shopping public
at prices for below those asked by
the city jewelers. Cut glass, silver
novelties, silver hollow-ware, cut
lery and dozens of other pretty
things have been provided by
Mr. Jooes for tbos9 who observe
tho beautiful custom of making
glad the hearts of friends and
loved ones by presenting some
gift on Christmas morning. In
addition to the following ?her?
can be found in this large es
tablishment beautiful lamps, pic
tut es, rockers, tabios, rug3, art
t-quare<?, etc., at prices that are
very lew. For Christmas gifts or
wedding gifts go io.Messrs. Ram
8 y & Joni s.
CHRISTMAS TREE.
A full Hue of preseuts, suitable
for Christmas trees. We givo a
discount to churches. See us.
Lyucb's Drug Store.
Roll foo,t aud head, quarter
sawed solid oak 70 inch Beds for
$8.00. Roil foot aud head, quarter
sawed, polished panels 84 lo. beds
for $10.00 -
Edgefield Mercantile Compauy.
L. & M. Paint. Lead and zinc
non-chalky ble. Wears and cove.rs
like go!'d. Sold by G. L. Penn &
j Sou. :
Very unique aud beautiful are
the Oriental vases at Pen n's. No
better Christinas present could be
selected.
Rev. Royall ShaunouhousH will
conduct tne ?irbt servie* of bis
pasuraU at Trinity, church on
Sunday morning.
On -Friday next the boarding
student* of the S. C. 0. I. will be
granted a vacation until January
the 1st. The day 6tudent3 will not
be granted, a holiday vacation
until the following Friday, which
will enable them to regain what
was lost by the recentuuavoida-ble
interruption of regula? work.
Oatmeal, Grape Nuts, Force aud
Postum just received at
TIMMONS BROS.
The Graud Lodrje, the annual
convocation of the Masonic ordei
in South Carolina, is in session in
Charleston this week. Couccrdia
lodge is being represented by Past
Grand Master Orlando Sheppard
and Master B. E. Nicholson.
Mr. Wm. P. Calhouu has moved
biB law office from the Tompkins
building to the Parker building
oil the south side of the pub.ic
square, where he is ready to serve
law clients as well as those who
desire to borrow money. He oc
cupies the three frout rooms of
the Parker building.
See dur stationary and neck
wea?* when in search of Christmas
presents.
C. E. MAY.
Messrs. Jackson & Johnson have
moved into their new and con
veniently arranged^ brick store
near the depot. This enterprising
?im will greatly enlarge its stock,
many new goods having already
arrived, lit is %. good stand . to
wt ich Messrs. Jackson & Johnson
have moved and we have no doubt
but that they will greatly in
crease the volume of their busi
ness.
Nothing delights the children
more than bnautiful picture boous.
Large assortment very cheap at
G. L. PENN & SON.
Glorious rains have fallen,
which, besides replenishing the
very meagre water supply, will
cause the grain to grow and take
deep mot before tho freezes of
January and February? So light,
however, haB been the precipita
tion for the last three years that
it will require a loug season of
rain to restore a normal water
Bupply.
Nice line of Watertowu Buggies
to arrive in a few days. Anyone
desiring a first-class buggy will do
well to wait and s?e them.
Edgefield Mercantile Company.
Rev. Royall Shaunonhouse, the
newlv appointed rector of Trinity
church, and his family have ar
rived and aro boarding at the de
lightful home of Dr. and - Mrs. F.
W. P. Butler. A very cordial and
affect ion?te greeting\ ishheiug ex
tended these good people. May their
stay among us. be very pleasant.
and of long duration, and may
Heaven's richest-blessings attend
his labors.
See our lino ladies' purses, fine
stationery., etc.
Lynch's Drug Store.
On account of itsBcarcity, wood
has advanced and is even difficult
to procure at prevailing prices.
A great many residents of our
towu have had stoves or grates put
in their homes and will use coal.
However, it seems that a coal
famine exists at times, du8 doubt
less to the inability of the rail
roads to make deliveries promptly.
The mill was shut down several
days last week on account of hav
ing exhausted the supply of coal.
We have some great bargains
in China Cups and Saucers. Wd
purchased a bargaiu lot and have
marked them very low. Will soon
go at these prices.
G. L PENN & SON.
On last Suuday morning thp
members of the infant class of the
EdgeCeld Baptist Sunday school
and their faithful teacher, Mrs.
James H. Till man, were pleasant
ly surprised to find on entering
the infant class room that some
kind*and thoughtful persons had
polished the stove, purchased new
stove pipe laid prettylinoleum on
the floor and^euovated everything
about the room. This service or
"labor of love'' was rendered by
Mrs. A. E. Padgett and Mrs. C.
E. May, who devote much time to
the interior improvement of the
church buildiug.
Christmas Presents: Do uot
resort to the catalog houses or.
city jewelers and pay two pricep,
then not know what you are get
ting. Come to our sloro. Onr as
sortment of Cut Glass, Silver
Ware, Cutlery, Jewelry, and
novelties is very large, replenished
especially for the holiday a as ?n,
md we eau please in deigns,
quality and prices. A look at our
3uparb stock of holiday goods will
convince you.
RAMSEY & JONEP.
FOR RENT: One five-'oon
houte. Apply to..
J. T, Ml MS.
Take Penn's Bitters for the
liver. There is uothi?g better.
G. L. PENN & SON.
Ourlrou Beds have been ad
mired by all who have eeen them
prices very reasonable.
RAMSEY & JONES.
HarriB Lithia and Glenn
Springs Water always on hand at
. TiMxMONs BROS.
4 Gals. Jb. & M. Paint and 3
gals, oil cost abont $8 50 and will
paint moderate sized house.
Sold by G. L. Penn & Son.
Mr. Isaac Donen who ! "conducts
a flourishing grocery, business op?
p?sito the oil mil], is in the. mar
ket for all kinds of cou'utry pro
duce and will pay the': highest
price therefor. '?'
Mr. George AV. Med lock;-who re
sides in the southern portion of
the county paid the Advertiser a
very-pleasant call on Tuesday. We
regret ihat th?re are such Jong in
tervals between his visits to our
town.
Call and soe our beautiful as
sortment of pictures before tb*y
have been picked over.
RAMSEY & JONES.
During the last threefweeks
Prof. J. F. Eutzmiuger has; had
our deepest sympathy. ';Circu in
stances over which ho had no con
trol" prevented bib making his
regular visits to friends (?) at
Modoc. However, on Friday after
noon, at the earliest, possible mo
ment, he betook himself'thither
as rapidly as his spirited steed,
could carry him.
Remember fhe-*liscouut~we are
giving on clothing, and ladies
skirts.
C.E.MAY.
On Thursday, December the.28
th, the Sunbeam Society of Hed
Oak Grove church will hold an
old-time Suuday school sale at
the church. A v"ery interesting
programme bas beon arranged.
Col. VV. J. Talbert and others will
address the children. . The ; pro
ceeds of the E-ale will be forward
ed to Connie Maxwell orphanage.
Master Eddie Walker is president
and M?R3 Jessie Lee Morgan is
secretary and treasurer of the
G'ove Sunbeams. The Advertiser
WIE hos them great success..
Leggett's Fine Roasted CorJ.ee
15 to 30 cents per pound at
TIM M ON s BROS.1
The prevailing high price of
the staple, with the prospect of.a
good pi ice next year, bas caused
the thoughts "of. the merchants,
lawyrre, doctors, bankers and
railroad magnates to lum to grow
ing cotton. Capt. Rice has a very
stubborn case of cotton fever. In.
addition to .pulling the cord
behind the iron bori-e, he will
have the cord pulled ov?r about, a
dozen muks on !he large Horn's
Creek farm . which he recently
purchased from Mr. B. L. Jones.
With Caol. Rice in the field as a
competitor, the farmers of the
southside will have to look to;
their laurels.
Fresh Prunes, Figs, Malaga
Grapes, Evaporated Peaches and;
App.es.
Ti M M ON s BROS.
The Daily Sun, published in
Gainesville, Fla., had the follow
ing to say of Col. J. H. Tillman's
recent visit to that city :
"Among the prominent visitors
to Gainesville this woek .is Hon.
James H. Tillman' of Edgefi??tf,.
S...G fvho is hero for the purpose^,
o.f "defen ding;;., Jam es Henry/;
charged with murder. He is ac
companied by his bright little
?epbew, George Tillman Bailey.
Few men in tho Palmetto State
are more widely know or more
popular than James H. Tillman,
who has bad th?-: honor of serving
bis people in the high position
of lieutenaut-govenor. He is a
gentleman possessed of that hos
pitable Southern nature which is
bound to make friends anywhere
and any tinta He is regarded 'as
oue of the ablest lawyers in his
State, aud speaks in a most in
teresting manner."
'..Col. Tillman bas associated
with him in the case referred to
Attorney Robert E. Davis of this
city and it is needless to add that
it is a good team."
Fat is of great account
to a baby ; that is why.
babies are fat. If your
baby is scrawny, Scott's
Emulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need immediately for
bone and muscle. Fat
babies are happy ; they do
not cry ; they are rich ;
their fat is laid up for
time of need. The}' are
happy because they are
comfortable. The fat sur
rounds their little nerves
mid cushions them. When
they are scrawny those
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle touch. They
delight in Scott's Emul
sion. It is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
Send for free sample.
Be sure that this picture In
the form of a label ls on the
wrapper of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
Scott Sr Bowne
Chemists
409-415 Paarl Street
Jfew York
50c. and $1.00
All Druggist!
Very Handsome DinerB uphol
stered m panesoie at $11 pi-r set.
EDGRFIELD MERCANTILE CO.
Cottou is indeed king. Mr. W.
W. Adams had an acre and a
half planted in Floradora . colton,
from which he picked a heavy
bale that sold foi $96 96. This is
equivalent to about $64 per acre.
For actual net profit, where ie the
crop that will surpass it? Mr.
Adams says that it was Swift's
guano that made'this.cotton. Now
tbat the farmers have the secret
of the eixty-four-dollars-per-acre
yield they can do likewise.
Pictures from lOto 35 eenie-j
worth twice the price.
G. L. PENN ec SON.
The world ;tdo move" and along
with it everything .else moves or
changes. When the writer used to
hangup fhe largest and longest
stocking obtainable for Santa
Claus, that old gentleman was
then represented as traveling in a
sleigh drawn by reindeer. The
"up-to-da'est'' way of representing
him ?3 in an automobile. Next, he
will be making his rounds in an
air-ship. Tba latter method would
enable h ICQ to mount and descend
chimneys with greater ease.
Very handsome, toil ?t, Manicure
and shaving sets in plush cases at
especially low prices.
G. L. PENN & SON.
Knowing1 that the writer is pos
sessed of predilections for farm
ing, Messrs.- John B. Hill and J.
N. Strom came to our office a few
days ago and presented us with
one of their justly celebrated sub
soil plows. So greajt has become
tb*e demand for this plow that
these gentlemen cannot keep up
with their orders. The day is
coming-and not far distant,
either-when every farmer, both
great and small, will possess one
of these plows. Place your order
for a Hill-Strom subsoil plow.
Remember we are determined
not to bo undersold. Give us a cali.
C. E. MAY.
President S. T. Williams end
several other representative far
mers were on hand Monday, ready
for the farmers' meeting, but not
a sufficient uumber responded to
hold a meeting. It seems, asa
gentlemau remarked tous Monday
that the farmers axe pursuing the
plan bf "'every man for himself
and the d-i for the hindmost."
Monday, January the 1st, bas been
chosen by President Williams as
a suitable time for cal ling another
meeting. More will be said of it
next weok.
Mr. A. A. Glover, the popular
manager of the furniture aud
vehicle department of the Edge
Mercantile Company, realizing
,what a full measure of prosperity
pur, people are enjoying, placed
;larg? orders for the class of mer
chandise which is usually in
greatest demand during the Christ
mas season. The second floor of
this large store is crowded with
rugs, art equares, couches,.lounges,
handsome rockers/ of every con
doi va b le design... heavy .quartered\
jT&r diners, |ables,., ahina;clos- ts,
"??mps, toilet siets, china and sun
bry bric-a-brac. Mr. Glover can
easily help the shoppers to solvo
the Christmas present problem.
These good were purchased in
large quantities consequently the
prices are very reasonable. R?ad
the?new locals of the Mercantile
Company' iu this issue.
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.
.See our walkiug dolls, talking
dolls and singing dolls. See our
25c sleepiug dolls.
Lynch's Drug Stoie.
There are f?;w things more s
mas Gning," than a nice piece o
On our fluors, are so mauy 1;
please the most fas tidious taste,
when the grade is considered.
If your selections are not all i
something from our Furniture
Also remember that our stoi
Musical Instruments is the most
gia,
SOME SUGGESTIONS
Ladies' Writing Desk, $4.i
Roll Top Desk, all prices,, $L
. Chairs, plain and fancy, $l.i
Rockers, upholstered and
$1.75 up,
"Chiff-Robes for men,
Dressing TableB, for ladies,
Lounges for everybody, etc.
706-708-710 Broad Street,
Ol
Use All Animal M
sw:
FERTILIZE
?High Grade
Office 911, 912, i>13
ATJLAN
TO FARMERS: For Cottc
zer made strictly from ALL ANIN
Dried Blood and m??.t and bone
use nothing else as an ammonia
.viii not eat the roots of plan's
<?
Hay** you seen the beautiful dis
play ff pictures at TimmonsBros?
Any one of them would make a
'very appropriate Christmas pres
ent for a friend or loved one, and
the prices are extremely low.
Santa Clans will do well to make
a Lumber of his purchases at this
popular ttoiT.
We invite Santa Claus to come
to our store. Vases from 5 to 75
cents, cups and saucers from 10 lo
40 cents. Water 6e:s from $1.00 to
$2.25.
EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE Co.
Or.r store is Santa Ciaus5 Edge
field headquarters on Toys aud
DoHs. Largest and mest complete
6tock ever shown here. Dolls from
5 cents to .$2. They are marvels of
beauty.
G. L. PENN & Son.
"Model Queen" etoves stand at
the head of all cooking stoves.,We
have them in 22 in. ovens.
Edgefield Mercantile Company.
Nunnally's Celebrate ^Candies
ju?t received by expreHS* Large
supply for the holi?-av season.
Also largo shipmentg 0f Freen
Fruits.
G. L. PENN &, SON.
In spite of the very inclement
weather which prevented the hold
ing of the baby show and inter
fered somewhat with the bazaar,
the ladies of the Edgefield Litera
ry Club realized sixty-odd dollars
on Friday evening last. All of the
delicious candy and supper, in
cludiug the oysters, were realily
sold, and only two or three pieces
of fancy work remained. The
ladies have been very generally
complimented upon the beautiful
decoration of the court room aud
the three principal booths. The
phenomenal success of the bazaar,
iu spite of the odds against it, is
proof positive that to have any
thing well done it must be en
gineered by the ladies.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Lucy Glover
Durisoe.
Oftentimes [.those who seem to
be the strongest and most robust
have the icy hands of Deatb laid
upon them, while others who are
frail and delicate are left to dwell
among us for many years! Our
community was unspeakably
she eked ou Monday morning when
it became known that Mrs. Lucy
Durisoe, the widow of the late D.
R. Durisoe, bad died about twelve
o'clock on Suuday night from
apoplexy of the braiu. Sh'* had
previously had two attacks or
strokes but had apparently re
covered. On Tuesday morning a
great throng of frie?ds and rela
tives gathered to pay a last loving
tribute to this good woman. The
funeral services were conducted
by Rev. C. E. Burts, the pastor of
the deceased.
Save one brother, Mr. W. A.
Glover, who resides in Augusta,
Mrs. Durisoe was the
yiv'ing member .of - tba-l
greatly honored family
was Mr. Wilie Glover. ' Her long
life of three score years was spent
in Edg field. There need not be
au}- wonder then that she was so
universally beloved. By nature she
was a woman of force, resolution,
inflexible and uncompromising in.
character-always kind, thought
ful, generous, lovable, ' From a
life of intense activity and use
fulness on earth this good woman
has been called by her Saviour,
whom she loved and served from
early life, up higher to join the
many loved ones who have pre
ceded her.
BHaaggSBSBBsagg
uitable or sensible, for "Chrit
f Furniture*
mndred articles, which would
and at prices not high, either,
Made, write us and let us send
Department.
;k of Pianos, Organs aud small
complete in the state of t7eor
1: Piano
III . Bargains:
)0 up, Original price
plaiD' $400.
KOW
$300.
?irgusta, Ga
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,'atter Ammonia ces
;R WORKS
^Fertilizers
Prud-iitial JLS iii Illing-,
l'A, GA,
in cul ivalion. a reliable fertili
1AL MATTER AM M ONI ATES.
Tanbig-, should be used. Wc
te. Swift's Reliable fert lizers
in dry weather mr leach in
. vet weather, which can be
'attributed lo C .'ton Seed
Meal fertilizers.
Write us for our new
1905 bookie!. Our fertil
izers are d v and suitable
for Drilling and alway
uniform in quality.
Palmetto High-Grade.8-3
3, Planter's 8-2-2 for cot
ton and corn cultivation.
DAJMS,E(lgelicld, S. C.
I
To the Planters of Edgefield County:]
Baldwin's Fertlizers have stood the test' of six-,
teen years in our county, its most liberal buyers
and best friends of to-day, are the planters who
have used it contiually since its introduction in our
. county, which fact proves the exceptional merit of
BALDWIN'S FERTILI
ZERS, the Cotton, OornJ
and Grain grower.
Before making your Fertilizer deals for 1906'talki
with our representative,
"W. Adams, ?
who will give you the secret of making a bale to the
acre.
BOYS anet GIRIvS
We invite all the Boys and
Girls up to 15 years of age to
come to our store and take a
FREE GUESS in a contest
for 2 Handsome Toys.
If.you fail to come it is
your own fault.
Yours truly, y
JAS. E. HARTS
jet your Laundry in Tuesdays^
Great Bargains Being Offered
We are over-stocked. The goods must not be carried over
so we have cut the prices on all liue3. A great many will
go at cost-pome below cost.
Our stock of all the new dress goods is still complete and
the ladies cannot afford to miss this splendid opportunity.
AU of the new aud popular trimmings, laces, ribbons and
embroideries are inluded in this special sale.
CLO THING : We have made a big cut in all of our men's
and boys' clothing. See us before buying. It will pay you.
SHOES: Our stock is very large and the quality is the
best. Our cut prices on shoes means dollars m your pocket.
On Hats, Unerwear, Notions, and in fact everything, our
Clearance Sale prices aie so low that you will be greatly
surpsieed.
For the cash we can give you *ho most
goods for a dolla?4hat you eyer bought?
???^Gome at once a/dget the cream of the si
J'
We are daily opening up our large line of fall and
winter Clothing.
Prices never so reasonable.
The qVlity and workmanship guaranteed.
Come and see them before buying. Men's Suits from
6 .00 to 18.00, Boys- from itoo to 7.00.
We solicit your trade.
W. A. HAET & CO.
?J^yNext to post-office.
New Fall Millinery.
I desire to inform the ladies of Edgefield and vicinity
that I have just received my FALL SOCK of MILLI
NERY. I have studied very closely the new styles and
have purchased all of the newest and latest things.
My line ot PATTERN and READY-TO-WEAR
HATS is very strong. I know I can please you.
I am constantly adding new goods to my stock.
1 invite you to call.
Miss Mary Buford.
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
No-Care-No-Pay. 50 osssfc*
Life often seems too long to the woman who suf
fers from painful periods. The eternal bearing
down, headache, backache, leucorrhea, nervousness,
dizziness, griping, cramps and similar tortures are
dreadful. To make life worth living, take
it quickly relieves inflammation, purifies and en
riches the blood, strengthens the constitution and
permanently cures all diseased conditions from which
weak women suffer.
It is matchless, marvelous, reliable.
At all druggists' in $1.00 bottles.
WRITE US A LETTER
freely and frankly, in strictest confi
dence, telling us all your symptoms and
troubles. We will send free advice (in
plain sealed envelope). Address: La
dies' Advisory Dept.,The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
"I SUFFERED GREATLY,*'
writes Mrs. L. E. Clevenger, of Belle
view, N. C., "at my monthly periods,
all my life, but the first bottle of Car
dui gave me wonderful relief, and now
I am in better health than I have been
for a long time."