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AY, MAR. 7, 1806. ll NeWS- 5 rill be fon galore for io attend the Fiddlers* j ?Hza Mime and Mrs. E. 'fris spent several days last with relatives m Augusta. \he entertainment at the cob je on Friday evening will bear ie impress of Miss Nicklos which is a positive guarantee of its mer/ it and high character. / Sweet little Eloise Hart the,three year-old daughter of'Mr. and Mre., J. E. Har%.entertained he'r little friends with a delightful birth day party ou Th'ursd?y eneniug last. Mrs. E. Er Adams will return to-day from southwest Georgia where ehe bas been spending the V winter very pleasantly with rela tives. There is nothing on the market superior to a ''White Dove" Ham. Try one. . P. P. Blalock, Jr. For a fortnight Mr. W. B. ?og btim has been a great sufferer from grip and kidney trouble but we are happy to Btate that he is jiiow very much improved. See the Fiddlers' Contest in th? ropera house ou Thursday evening, March the 8th. The discoverer of ''one-night] : coru*cure" is said, to have realized a. fortune from its Bale. Now if some one will discover a oue-uight . grip-cure.he will become a billion aire in short order. Don't miss our Special Values in 40 inch Lawns and Mercerized Pongee effects. ? - J. M. Cobb. Tbe- Corner Store sounds the first note of spring this week. Mr. "Turner's new advertisement in this issue should be of especial interest to.the early shopperH. Corealite, Gerealite, Cereahte. Ask W. W. Adams about it. Maybe St. Paul's injunction. "Let your women keep silence in the churches," was meant to appl y .io the-giddy young things who sit ??p and whisper aud giggle with : ttheir escorts during services.-Ex. r Joli stock hames, t.-aces, and all fcinds of farming implements. P. P. Blalock, Jn If we get white labor on the farms iu this country we will have ;;K^t? quit putting up logs for t he J ..cabins and letting the dirt-daub ers do the rest-Ex.* . . Use Lee's Prepared _Agricultu-| .- aal Lime- to prevent itust and f>SheoMiug in cotton. . For sale! by The Edgefield Mercantile Co. A!"Tribe of Bedmen will be in-? el ?tn ted in Edgefield on Saturday eveuing next. The Great Sachem and .several visiting Tribes will bein attendance. The charter ''?members of the local Tribe will give au oyster supper iu the Op?rai ?louse in compliment to their] : guests. Solid car.of Chairs. If you want '" that "tirec? feeling" relieved buy fl chairs from ue. . Edgf-fieid Mercantile Company. Mrs. W. H. Dorn returned after a stay of more than two weeks in Aiken. Her condition is gieally ' -improved. While m Aiken she at tended one of Dr. E. 0. Taylor's 'lectures, which was the fiist. pub Hie service of the kind that she had attteuded in nearly two years. See our Special bargains in Puro Whit? Linen shirt waist good ?od new Mercerized white goods. J. M. Cobb. . The "knowing ones" say that j the cold spell through which we have recently passed bas saved tne fruit. Let us hop? so, for the house wi vi. will need tomi thing besides fried chicken to feed the anny of candidates on next sam-| mer. PRESCRIPTIONS our gpecial \ ty. We solicit your Prescriptions, dav or night. AVE G DARAN TEE pure drugs, accurate compounding, and rea sonable prices. W. E. LYNCH & CO. After a very pleasant stay of several weeks in Edgefield with ber mother, Mrs. Mary Hartley, Mrs. Percy Marshall Feltham lett ou Tuesday tc join. Afr, Feltham ? in Anderson, where be is engaged iu tho couetruction of the Ander ?on-?eitou electric road. .Decorated Toilet Sets at $2.50! to $7.00. Edgefield Mercantile Coinpin.-. Seo our beautifully decorated Toilet Sets before you hov. RAMP?3Y & JONES. Roll foot and. bead", quarter" pawed solid oak 70 inch Bods for! $8.00. Roll foot ami h*ad, qu?rt.'r eawed,.polished panels84 in. beds! for $10.00 Edgefield Mercantile Company. Seed Irish Potatoes in all the? lead ins and popular varieties - ROBS, Goodrich, Pferleas, Blies-| just received direct from the) celebrated Buist farm. G. Ii. Penu & Som. Just received a large stock of Hames, Traces, Back-bands, Plo.ve :and Plow Stockp. My piicea are -yery reasonable. Let me supply ^rour needs. P. P. Blalock, Jr. ^-R?v. Thom as LeiIch will c .duct a series of meetings in ' Methodist church at Johustou, I ginning on Sunday next. Ho v be assisted by Mr. Marshall v will be in charge of tte singing A fuil assortment of, all Hi of legal blanks for sale at i Advertiser office, y y Master Eustice'' Prescott, t littleton of ?j-^W. E. Preset has -come to >atteiid Edgefiel excellent grided school: Ho ;bW(liogW"Edgewood" with. ! .kbd Mrf. ;P". R. Wates. O'urjrou Reds have been i mire?Pby all who bave eeeu then .brices very reasonable. ; RAMSEY & JONES. f Rev. L. B. White, in whose ( reer many p? rsons throughout c county barre au abiding intere bas accepted the pastorate of t West -End church in Newber and has already entered heart upon the work. We solicit your presenpti business. Utmost care is exercis in com pounding prescriptions a; only pure, fresh drugs are use Our prices are very reasonable. G. L. Penn & Son. Mr. W. B. Cogburu's ; friends those in town as well as those w come iu from the country-mi bim from bis accustomed place the court room. However, his ol est son, Mr W. S. Cogburn, is pi forming the .diSie? of clerk a mirably well. " Probably a goodly number Edgefieldiaus will attend too ve popular attractions.that are to> presented in the Augusta ope house. -The first will be uMi Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"-' March the 10th and the next w: be Mine. Sarah Bombarde who booked for March the 15th. Swift's, Baldwin's, Baugh' Bradley's, and Etiwan Guano "You pays your money and tak vour Choice." W. W. Adams. Do you wear wrappers? Wo a talking to the ladies new. If ye do, you mu?t go to Mr. J. A Cobb's and ask to seehisJarj anil beautiful assortment < wrappers. They are pretty and n markably cheap. Aleo* see h stock of glassware. Now is the time lo prepare th garden. We have just receive a large assortment of Laudreth Garden Seed, also a full suppl of Onion Sets. TiMJioNS BROS. Dr. W. D. Otizts has studie closely the art of Raising fin fowls, and has been very success ful in bis fifforls. The Golde Wyandotte are his favorite as a all-purpose chicken. Any desirin, highly bred chickens of this varie ty can procure eggs from. Di Ouzts. He also has some very fin one-year-old cocks for sale. Large stock of. the celebrate* "Old Hickory'' Wagons/just re ceived. All .6?ze?,!a?..-V3r.y? reason able piiC?S. Ramsey & Jones. Steward Scurry^ of the Count j Home is very wisely replacing tin old, rickety, ramsbackled, insect laden beds that ha\e been in ser vice for twenty five years witt uew, substantial iron beds, will spring mattresses fitted to them Besides being permanent and durable furuiture, these beds anc springs will add much to the com' fort ot' tho poor, unfortunate in mates of the Home, many of whoa are sick a great portion of the time. Use Lee's Prepared Agricultiv ral Lime to prevent Rust anc Shedding in cottou. For 6ffle fy The Edgefield Mercantile Co. A very representative colored minister told us on Monday thal h? has noticed a marked improve ment of conditiuii8 amoug.hi8 peo ple siuce t Ho dispensary has closed. He says that they stay closer at home instead of coming t J town .so frequently, and tba* when lh'?y do como to town I ht great majority now spend th<?ii ! money for something for then families instead of for whiskey. We arh headquarters for l.tiggies. Such as the Hackney, Ty eon & Junes, Rock Hill, Colnmbu-s"and Chase Oily buggies have stood the ?est of years, and always give satisfaction. Ramsey & Jones. M rf?. Carrie Jowers has tempora rily given up her duties as tei cber at the college to bo with her cous in, Mrs. H. E. Bunch, of Clark's Hill, who' ?a io very delicate health. Miss Jessie Black, rf Rock Hill, has* beeu engaged ?o supply Mrs. Jowers'- place. Miss Black is a graduate of Winthrop college and has had several years experience as a teacher. She conies to Edgefield very highly recom mended by those for whom she has taught. Tty my Snow Flake Flour. Peores of the best people in thp to;vu aol vicinity have been using this flour moie than a year. Fifty barrels just n cei ved direct from I he m il IP, P. P. Blalook. Jr. 50 Ladies' Tailor Made Sk ir'i ?jo on cur Bargain Counter af less than Cost for 10 days. J. M. Cobb. Lace Curtains, Portieres and fable Covers, all styles, sizes and pric-s at Edgefield Mercantile Company. Oatmeal, Grape Nuts,Force and Postum just received at TiMMONe BROS. Nicoline of Trunks and Suit Cases from tho cheapest to the best. I Edgefield Mercantile Company. The -interior of ..the grade? school building is being beadti fully painted, which will mak the class rooins rauoh more at tractive and ?ovitiug to the chi! dren. Thauks lo the energy, per Beveraoce aud progressiveness o the faithful young ceachers. Juet received large btock o Mercerized Madras and P. K. fo waists from 12? tu 20 ceuts pe yard. Pretty Gingham 5 aud 1 cent. We invite you to call. J. W. Peak. Miss Sallie Parker eutertainei very beautifully ou Friday even iug last at her elegant home oi Columbia street in huuor of Mis Florence Bogers, who since he arrival in Edgefield has been th recipient Of much social attention Mr. Horace : Cogburu who is ii the employment of the Southeri railroad ia at home for a few days assisting in the office /Ot' clerk o court while his fainer* Mr. W. B Cogbum, is miabfe to be at hi post. Cerealite Top Dressing fo Graiu, Cerealite for Corn ana Cot ton Cheaper and better thai Nitrate Soda. W. W. Adams. If }ou have auy bid furuituri that you would like to,.dispose o at a good price write.to J?ffH!)live] C. Hill, of Bethlehem, Count giving him a description of it His advertiscimeul appears else where in our cbiumua. The very attractive-, program th?xause for which the ehJte^rtaiu ment is lo.be hold, and thesr^rv low prict s of admis^n . sb'juk fill the' *:olieg-.i auditorium t< overflowing on Friday anning The price of admission.'will b( 15 cents for children and 25 centf for adulis. No reserved re?ts. - Our stock of 'Furniture h always complete. Bed-room Suit* ?rom $20. up. We buy in car loti and can make very low price*. Ramsey & Jones. On account of the shortage ol the public sch >ol funds many o' the schools throughout the.county .will close earlier this year than last. The school'at Republican closed a few days ago .and the very faithful and popular teacher Miss Mattie Mims, is now at home, to the defight of her large circle of friends. Raise Fice Chickens; I breed Barred Plymouth Rocks only, My Heus are purest breed; my Cocks are direct from Lancaster, Pa., and are very fine. Will sell 13 eggs for $1.00, also very fioe hens for 50 cents each. J. P. BATES. Our esteemed and very popular young friend, Richard McC'eary, is one of the Southern's best pa trons in Edgefield. Regularly every Suuday afternoon he makes a trip to Croft's and an occasional raid-week trip, and, unless all signs fail?.he will soon, become a still better patron of- tho - road by purchasing two' tickets at a time instead ot one. Nuff sed. Use Peruviau Guano, a uatura. fertilizer, best by test and proof For sale by The Edgefield Mercantile Co. Mr. Joe G. Holland's fame as an expert ball player and aD all round athlete has gone abroad. He left on Monday for Montgome ry, Ala., to accept a position for the ball season with the Southern League. Joe is one of the best playera in the south, consequently commands a handsome salary, He will probably bn absent until the middle of September. Try a barrel of my guirauteed flour at Five and a quarter per barrel. Satisfaction or your money back. W. W. Adams. The quick, sharp bidding on the land that was sold on Mon day, and the good prices realized, indicate how great tho demaod is f?..r real estate. The McCain tract, containing . 353 acres, and the Robertson tract, containing 176 acree, were bought by Messrs. Britt and Stillwell for $4,925. Tb? Freeman tract, contuiuiug 136 acres, was buught by Mr, W. B. Quarles for $955. Just received tho best. Seed Irish Potajes iu all the popular varieties,' Let me supply you. P. P. Bialock Jr, Stevens' Creek church is oue of the oldest in the state, aud doubt less the building which was "erect ed long, long years ago is tho lar gest country church in the stale. lt was constructed of the choicest timbers from the primeva! forestl and bas stood all these years with out the need of much repairs. However, the roof is uov giving way, and tho members have very wisely taken steps to re-jover aD<J otherwise improve the building. Owing to the size of the church ? considerable sum will be necessary to make th? needed repairs. . Freeh Jell-0. the popular '.able delicacy, just received. G. L. Penn ? Son, . "Model Qu->e\r' stoves st:ind at the head of all cooking stoves. We huve them in 22 in. ovens. Edgefield Mercantile Company. To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE BKOMO QUIN INE Tablets. All druggist refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature ison each box. 25c. Freeh canned gooda of all kijds at very reasonable prices. Your orders solicited. P. P. Bialock, Jr. Fresh stock of Art Squares and Rugs juBt received. Edgefield Mercantile Company. Not ns much political chitrcb?t; i 8 b? : n g i n d a I ged PD 5 u th i ? coup-; ty as iu some others. 0;<ly occa sionally one heais. that. Mr.v Sb-. aud-So will likely be a caudidate for such and such office, while ID ODe-or.two couulies formal an nouncements have already been made. The oarliest announcement in Edgefield couniy two years ago was published the first w^ek ft April. _ .Havuig ground the cottonseed on haud aud practically all of th/-, seed havi?g b?;'en hauled from the forms except enough to plant, the; Edgefield oil tni'I has uhut.down for the soason. The mill has bad no trouble in disposing of ils meal and hulls, the local demand for the farmer bein^ unprecedented. Itappears that a greater quantity of meal than usual has been pur chased for fertilizing purposes. Car load of Stoves just arrived Can furnish' stoves from $8. to ?35. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or mouey refunded. Edgefield Me rca ntile Company. The cotton-seedoil- seasou hav ing closed Mr; WV E. Holstou has severed his connection With the Georgia Cotton Oil Company and bas accepted a position wiih the State Life Iosurance Company,cf Indianapolip, Ind., this being the same Company for which. Capt. R. B. Caiu works. Mr. Holstou bas traveled extensively " in this state during the last two.years and haB made many friends, which will be of-'-very material benefit to him iu his new lute of work. Suc cess I" h:m. . ><* ML H?teiM??.Vf:rv 0'rO?c f?Bift?Mfflfl HL.-oi Shots,. ! alco a !^pH R>r Misse??' and L^lej^TrWB?^. ~.T. WV-Peak. A few days ago while crossing the public 6qua're. winding in :>nd out betweeu thc Fores of .guarfoV laden wagons, we came across an "old time" colored mah who was. feeding his mule besi'le hi? .wngoo? Among other things we asked, bira how iu tbfi world the people were going to pay for so much guano; and he replied, with a chuckle,. "Scratch iu de dirt fer it." It win recuira a great deal of fcralchiu' to pay for all of the "joanna" I hat is being hauled from this market, . FOR SALE:" One good buggy mare, For further information-, apply at this office, v The early bird may sometimes' : fail to catch the worm but: the j farmer or stock, -raiser who bas ? early lambs for market never fall's ; to realize good prices therefor. Mr. Julian R. Strolher who always gives close personal attention to hip 6heep, and as a result always "bas early and very fine lambs, shipped some to Aiken recently, realizing 15 cents per pouud gross. Lambs at ?ix and seven dollars per head is a belter money crop than cottou, whose yield it! very uncertain with the pric9 still mere uncertain. Large shipment of Fancy Crackers and Cakes fresh from the ovens of the National Biscuit' CompaDy. TIMMONS BKOB. Ten years ago a ? farmer put his. initials on a dollar aud spent it with a mei chant. Before the year was out he got fhe dollar back. Four times iu six years the dollar carno back to him for produce and three times heard of it iu the Dockets of his neighbors. The last time he got it, four years ago, he sent it to a mail Order house. He has never seen that dollar since, and never will. That dollar will uever pay auy more school or road tax for him; will never build up or brighten the home of the community, He ?fuit it entire ly out of the circle of usefulness to himself.-Exchange, Impoverished soil, like impoy, erishetl blood, needs a proper fertilizer. A chemist by analyz ing the soil can tell you what fertilizer to use for different products, " If your blood is impoverished your doctor will tell you what you need to fertilize it and give it the rich, red corpuscles that j are lacking in it, It may be you I need a tonic, but more likely you need a concentrated fat food, and fat is the element lacking in your system. There is no fat food that is io easily digested and assimi lated as Scott's Emulsion bf Co4 Liver Oil It will nourish and strengthen the body when milk and cream fail to do it. Scott's Emulsion is always the same; always palatable and always beneficial where the body is wasting from any cause, either in children or adults, Wc will scad you a sample free, Re sure that this pic ture in the form of a label in on the wrapper of every bottle of Emul sion you buj'. SCOTT & BOWNE CHEMISTS 409 Pearl Si., flew Yoifc 50c. and $1.00, All Druggists. Large assortment of clocks ?ood time-keepTR--at low pricet P. P. Blalock, Jr. * li M ?eke s Ck , With Royal Bakir no mixing with th< the brow. Perfect < - facility, sweet, clei . . . ??y " " . . :Fuil instruc?ons in the " Ri ^book for making all kinds with Royal "Baking Powde ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., Now a Member of The Heavenly Choir. The announcement of ibo death of. Miss Isabelle Cooupr, "ut the home of her sister in Charleston on Wednesday last, caused much genuine sorrow in 'Edgefield, she having frequently visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary J. Norris, and uncle, Mr. E. J. Norris. Her father was the late Rev. N. G; Cooner, of Batesburg. 0 As a vocalist M ?SB Coouer had achieved great distinction. She was one of the leading members, of old St. Michael's church choir tn,-'Charleston. The funeral, which was IHd in Bilton burg on Thurs day last, was attended hy Mr. and ?MTS. ?. J. Norria a.?d Mrs. J. H. gillman, ??iiss June Nicholson Returns. Y Owing to continued ill heallh iyiiss June Nicholson has been ft'iced to give up, temporarily at least, her missionary work in the foreign field. She is expected to arrive in Edg?flel<J to-morrow, her brother. Mr. W. J I. Nicholson, having gone to Nashville to meet lier and accompany her hpfpe. For pearly six years this ?weet-spirit? ed, eelf-saciificing young woman bas been a beacon light in far-off ??h ina for her Master. A nobler service than that which she ha6 gendered so faithfully and loving ly is not given to mortal mau to perform. We sincerely trust that complete rest and our health-pro ducing climate will speedily res tore Miss Nicholson to her accus tomed vigor and strength.' Entertainment For Gymnasium. ' On Friday evening the classes in elocution and physical culture, under the supervision and direc tion of Mise* Elizabeth Nickles, will give an entertainment iu the college auditorium for the benefit of the young ladies' gymnasium. A delightful program has been ar ranged, the chief feature of which will be a play entitled ''The Minis ter's Wife.." The scene is laid in a female^semmary. Besides the play there will be reflations, drills and pantomimes. The young ladies and young gentlemen of the stu dent body afford excellent materi al for getting up such au enter tainment as above outlined and to uunouuee that those who aro to lake part are being trained by the talented and inimitable Miss Nickles is sufficient assurance that the entertainment on a whole will be a very high class one. The door receipts will be used to better equip the gymnasium for the young ladies. After the entertainment closes Miss Eliza Mims will serve a salad course and coffte in the college dining room. The mom y derived therefrom will be expend ed in purchasing certain thiugs that are needed for the art room. Aid these ladios iu their ver} worthy effort by your presence Friday evening. Starving to Death. Because her stomach was so weakened by useless diu^gials thal she could b"ot ?al, Mrs. Mary H. Walters, of St. C.air St., Culum hus, 0.. was literally starving tc <!e a ! h. Sl?o writes: "My stotiacL w&? so weak from useless drugt fbat I c.*uld nut tai, und nn nerves so wricked that 1 could no; ?.eep; and not before I was given up to die was I induced to try j t?lectric Bitters; with the wonder ful resul.B that improvement be gan at once, and a complete CUP followed." Best health Tonio ot jartb. 50c at G. L. penn k Sot W. E. Lynch & Co. Take Penn's billers for thi liver. There is not hi . g b 3r t.? r. G. L. PENN & SON. Nie*- Decorated 100 piece Dirr uir SetB at ?8'.50 and .f 10.00. Forty-two pince ?efe $5.00, . Edgefieid Mercantile Company. Within the next w< Large S of White Linens, White the early stiring trade. We contracted for these < quently at much lower figt . would sell at now. NEW ;?;< in all staple lines coming tri after the holidays. Resp ?AS. J58P"Get your Laundry i er ig Powder there is t hands, no sweat of ;leanliness, greatest an, healthful food. Dyal Baker and Pastry Cook" of bread, biscuit and cake r. Gratis, to any address. 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK. . Chrysanthemum Contest. The ladies of the Chrysanthe mum Association are requested to meet in the opera house on Friday, March the 9th, at 3 o'clock to dis cuss th? raising of chrysanthe mums. All persons wishiug to join .are eligible until the firtst of April. The ladies will be glad to have their names. There is abso lutely no fee connected with joining the association. Members are simply expected to raise chry santhemums and S8ud them to the Fair uext fall. The prizes to be awarded are as follows; . 1. For the largest of any variety. 2. The largest white. 3. The largest yellow. 4- The largest dark red. 5.( The largest pink. G. The largest two grown on one stem. .7. The prettiest mixed collec tion. 8. Pratt ?est collection of pink. ?). Prettiest collection of red. 10. Prettiest collection of yel low. 11. Pr-ttiest collection of while. 12. largest Japanese variety. 13. Prettiest design. 14. Finest collection of potted hrysanthemums, Seud us your orders for job printing of all kind?. Shoes Repaired. If you want a nice and up-to date job take your shoes to King's shop and you will get it. Give him a trial and be convinced that his is the place to have your shoe work done. Tacks will not hurt your feet when he repairs them. Lpggelt's celebrated Teas, and Roasted Coffee from 10 to 30 ceuts per pound. Ti MUONS BROS. A Favorite Remedy for Babies. Its pleasant taste and .prompt, cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favorite with the mothers of small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious con s?quences. It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as the croupy cough appears will pre vent the attack. For sale by G. L. Peuu & Sou. Use Peruvian Guano, a natural fertilizer, best by test and proof. For sale by The Edgefield Mercantile Co. The Breath of Life. I t's a significant fact that the strongest animal of its size, the gorilla, also has the largest lungs. Powerful lung6 means powerful creatures. How to keep the breath ing organs right should be man's chiefest study. Like thousauds of others, Mrs. Ora A. Stevens, ot Port William, O., has learned how to do this. She writes: '"Three bot tles of Dr" King's New Discovery stopped my cough of two years and cured me of what my friend thought consumption. ?, it's gt and tor throat and lung troubles.' Price 50c and $1.00 by G. L. Penn & Son W. E. Lynch & Co. When you want the best smoke m town try a "Franklin" or "Cin co" cigar. P. P..BJalock, Jr. If your eyes are worth having they are worth saving. Do so with the right kind.of Geo. F. Minis, Optician. c ;ek we will have a hipmeiit Wa i s tit: gs and Suitings, for *oods last s mn rn er, conse jres than the same goods GOODS this week to tono ti?"> stock ?ecti tilly, E. HART n Tuesdays, 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 SERS, the Cotton,. Corn, and Grain grower. Before making your Fertilizer deals for 1906 talk*] with our representative, ^W. "W? Adams, \ who will give you the secret of making a bale to theV It will be to To come in and examine the new Prints, Percales, Gingham, Lawns and Linens we are showing. Prints at 5 cents per yard. 3G inch Percales 10 and 12J? cents Go d quality Gingham 10 cents. 40 inch Lawns 10 and W/2 cents. Persian Lawn and India Linons at all prices, White Linen for Waists and Suits at 16%, 25 and 35 cents. "Remember, these prices are good six days in the week and f~he quan tity is not limited. Our goods are all priced at fair and and we make no statements in our advertisements that we do noe carry out, Get our prices on anything in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Hats and we will be satisfied with the results. See our S ?LXLCL IO c<erL~t? There are many-very useful articles and at very low prices. FOR I^IEXBRTT?KY. 2 Cases o? Spring Prints. 2 Cases of Ginghams. 4 Bales of Brown 4-4 Sheeting and Plaids. Special Values in 4-4 and 10-4 Sheetings. 4,000 Yards of Embroideries at 5 and.io cents. ?C??OOXv ?noies. - We always have what we advertise. U^TCoat's Spool Cotton wholesale at 5octs per doz.' Clothing, Clothing. We thank you for the liberal patronage of the past year. We are now offering the remainder of our winter Clothing and Underwear at very low figures. Gall on us. We eau show you better than-we^v cau tell you. ~v$r. Sfe Hart & Co. ?jpj^N?xt to post-office, Use All Animal Matter Ammoniates SWIFT TILIZER WOE KS High Grade Fertilizers Office Oil, 012, 013 Prudential Building, ATLANTA, GA. . TO FARMERS : For Cotton cultivation, a reliable fertili zer made si riot ly from ALL ANIMAL MATTER AMMONIATES. Dried Blood and msat and boneTaukage, should be used. We use nothing else as an ammoiiiate. Swift's Reliable fertilizers will not eat the roots of plants in dry wealher, nor leach iu wet weather, which can be at tribu led to C dtou Seed Meal fertilizers. Write us for our new 1905 booklet. Our fertil izers are dry and suitable for Drilling and always uniform iu quality. Use Palmetto Higb-Grade 8-3 3, Planter's 8-2-2 for cot-" ton and com cultivation. For Su:o By \V. W. ADAMS,E<lgefield, S. C. Always ResBfiH&flr the Fid! Giff ? i G?? M On? Bsys Gri ?. oa-Boi. 25G. V i il Vi EDGEFIELD, S. C. State and County Depository. DIRECTO RS. J. C. SHEPPARD,' VV. W. ADAMS, J. II. BOUENIGUT. T. H. Ii AI NS KO R D, J, M. Conn, JJ. S. I! o LLANO, A. S. TOMPKINS, C. C FUM/KK, \V. E. I'BKSCOTT. OFFICERS, j. C. SHEPPARD, President, AV. VV. ADAMS, Vice-Prerideut. E. J- SLIMS, Cashier J. ll. ALI.EX, Ass't Cashier. Pays interest on deposits by special contract. .Money to lo;m on liberal terms. Prompt and police attention to bus ness. YOUR Account Solicited. EXPEitlkNoE AAHAOHES. Pnreba.ers of oui go.>ds~do not re quire a ?enond urging to buy. A singla test convinces them that our STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES ar? of superior qual'ty. On-that point of quality we make a bid for; the trade of those who believe that to be more essential than an extraor dinary low price. But prices talk, and none more eff ectually than ours. $g^We invite you to call". JACKSON & JOHNSON, NEAR NEW DEPOT.