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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 28-1806^, I L0QHL news- j Dr. F. W. P. Butler came iu ou Sunday to spend a few weeks in Edgofield. , Mies Elliott Hardy bas relum ed borne alter a week's visit to hei aunt, Mrs. J. S. Smith. The best quality of Violet anu ?''Florida Water on the market in .bulk at . TIMMOKS BROS. Miss Jeuuie Pattison after a f?w days stay in Edgefield return ed on. Mouday to her school at _Wards. Ladies see the Corner Store's Easter neck fixings. Miss Sue Collett's school at .Meeting Si ree t having closed, she came home on Friday last to re main permanently. . Mr. aud Mrs. N. M. Joues and Mrs. B. B. Jones atteuded the .funeral of Attorney Geueral U. X. Gunter at Batesburg on Mon day. FOR SALE : Choice Sweet Po tatoes for Seed. Leave your or ders at the Advertiser office. ^ Mr. G. Marshi.ll Moore b is ac . cepted the ?dit)r?hip of The Her . aid, au evening paper published . in Greenville., One can have no idea, says an exehauge, of the number ot pistols carried , arouud in hip pockets until a fire breaks out in - town with no fire alarm. Ladies try a pair of the Corner . Stored Easter 0. 0. and. Reeds Oxfords. . Rumor has it that a young wid ower of Horus Creek will journey to Ninety Six the latter part of April and .will return with-a help ; meet who will double his joys and halve h is sorrows. Ju8n received* very fine Califor^ ilia table peaches. TIMMONS BROS. Capt. and Mis. Joseph Brimson came up from Aiken on Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs, A. L. Branson. Would that they could have tarried long :n our town and county. - Mr. aid Mrs. Will Miller, of Augusta, aud .the children spent . several days last week with Mrs. Ida Sheppard. . Corealite, Cer alite, Cerealite. A?k W.' W. Adams about it. * Mr.. E. J. Norris, the progres sive insurance and ;real estate agent, bais had two very large.and attractive signs erect *d iufroiitof. hiabrSce over the.store'of Messrs. Jones "& Sou. ; The Advertiser Job office is turn ing out some first-class work. Send us your orders for printing of ali kinds. Satis?a^jon guaran-. . tee?d. " ' . ; ' " The season for gardening is here. We have a Full and Fresh Assortment of Buist'e Garden. Seeds of all kinds. There are none better on the market. Let us sup ply you. . G. L. PENN & SON Since the. return of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Tillman Jr., Mr. aud Mrs. P. R. Wates who have been residibg at Edgewood, will move iu town and will occupy the Abney place near the coll.ge. After four teen years,absence we are glad to welcome thesegood f rierids'as per manent residents in our town. Fresh shipment of Georgia Caue aud New- Orleans Syrup. TlMMOJiS BBOS. . The ball bas been set iu motion in political circles by tbe au "nouncement that State Chairman Wilie JoneB will call the state ex ecutive committee to meet in Co lumbia on April the 5th. Mr. A. E. Padgett ie Edge?Md'ts repre sentative ou the committee. Sp?cial notice given you. Look out torche many -useful articles for 'douse Keepers that "will ap pear on Jas. Mr Cobb's 5 aud 10 cents - Bargain Co inters^ for "tl e next sixty diys, - Miss.Mae Walker was v among the shoppers in our tjwn on Sat urday last. The school which she has be-?n teaching above Pleasant Lane basv closed for this -session. Full stock hames, traces, and all kinds ofiarmiog implements. . P. P. Blalock, Jr. The mauy friends of Miss June :K?cb<>l?ou~ throughout our towu and county will be gratified to know of hei d- cided imoroveraent lince reaching Edgefield. After amending sevnral days with htr sister, Mrs. Tbos. H. Rainrfo*^, she has gone to the old home, "Cedar Grove." PRESCRIPTIONS our special ty. We solicit your Prescriptions, dav or night. AVE GUARANTEE pure drugs, ccurate compounding, aud ; rea dable prices. W. E. LYNCH & CO. There ie Dothing- on the market pprior to a "White Pove" Ham. ry one. P. P, Blalook, Jr. - Decorated Toilet Sets at $2.50 io $7.00. ; . Edgefield Mercantile Compati.*. See our;, beautifully decorated Toilet Sets before you buy. RAMPEY& JONES.. Frj?ib stock oC Art Squares and ug? just received. ' . JSd?efield Mercantile Company. 'A.c.ii.?'>o. . . O'- -AV HowOy^oiK ..?rubia, ha's submitted plans i au ^estimate of the co; t of Urging the Baptist church. '] amount required will be ab $2,503. No action has' yet bi takeu by the church. FOR REST: A suite ot se^ rooms iu the Addison house n r.he Baptist church. Apply to Misc Virginia C. Addisou We are pleased to annoui that Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Tillm Jr., have returuedfrom Wash ii .on, and will remain permaueu at "Edgewood". Their friends i delighted that they have return several months earlier lhau th ?tt firat intended. Ever since Mr. Wallace Wrig came to Edgefield he bas stead: made friends. For som?- mont be wa3 salesman for Mr. W. Hart but bis friends can now fi him at the popular Lynch sto: where be is already learning mix invigorating, rofreshi drinks after the most approv maimer. _ ^ust received the' best Se Irish Potatoes in all the popul varieties. Let me supply you. P. P. .Blalock Jr. It ib reported that a certa young merchant prince of Fal and a prominent and widely b loved young teacher of the cou ty are to unite their hands, hear and fortunes at no very remo day. Avery happy match 'cwill b Large a'ock of the c?l?br?t? "Old ^Hickory'' Wagons just r ceived' All sizes at very reaso able piices. Ramsey & Jones. . "This is the first time you ha1 been to prayer meeting in a lot time," said the pastor of a colore congregation. "I had to come, r plied Air. Erasmus Pjnkley. ' needa strength'nin' I'se got a.jc white-washiu'' a chicken, coop a buildin' a fence round a wale melon patch." Ask Mrs. I. A. Webb of Trei ton what she thinks of the Modi Queen Stove. Guaranteed t Edgetieid Mercantile Co. G .nU'and Boys' try the patei Spring Col'ars at The Corner Stor The S. C. C. I. 20mm.encem.eu which is .annually looked forwar to with many pleasant anticip? tion6 by our entire citizenship will begin this year eu the tbir Suuday in May. The Rev W. 1 Wilkins, of Columbia, will preac the commencement sermon au Governor Heyward has been iu vited to deliver the literary ad dross of the occasion. We are headquarters fur buggier Such as the Hackney, Tyson ? Jones, Rock Hill, Columbus am Chase City buggies have stood th test of years, and always giv satisfaction. Ramsey ;& Jones:x The^state pension board is nov at work on the ro.Us that bav< been sent in -from the couutiee Owing to a greater <numb?r o deaths-than new names added i< $he. rolls, thsre is a decrease b about ten per . cent, in . the tota numb'er oT pensioners. This,de crease, together with the $25,00( increase in the amouut of the ap propriatiou, should "make a verj perceptible increase in thi amounts paid to the individua pensioners. Just received a large supply ol Hardware and Carpenter's Tooh of all kind. Call upon us when ic need of these goods. v /Rauaeey & Joue.s. Mr. Allen Samuel has resigned his position witn Air. J. M. Cobb reborn he has serged very faith fully as salesman for severaj years,and will accept a like posi non with ine Corner Store. Mr Cobb has engaged Mr. Walter E liol s ton to till ihe vacancy. No whbie iu the lorty-odd states cai: j a young mau' be found who it more honeBt, more capable or more faithful in the conscientious dis cnarge ot tvery duty than Walrei liuisiun. Mr. o'obb bas been very iorlunale in securing hid services, Notice ci County Treasurer. Ail pames concerned will pleats U&e notico th..t alter >-arjn olbt liJ.?t?, my orne; will be oi.u?eu iC tit as tue coiltctiou of taxes OJ any Rind. Respectfully, J. 'LK. Pattison, Treue.," E. C. Try Egg-?-See, the new cereal fur uelicate people. Timmons Bros. Stoves of ail kind $8.00 to $35 00. . Edgefield Mercantile Co. Ergs For Hatching: Pure Bar red and Buff Plymouth Rock, Buff and Brown Leghorns, Rbodt island Reds and Silver Laced Wy andones for tale.. $1.00 per setting 13 eggs. W. Ti Kinnaird, Waycros8, S. C. Just received a large stock ol Hames, Traces, Back-bands, Plows and Plow Stocas. My prices are very reasonable. Let me supply your neeu^s.. P. P. Blalock, Jr. Lace Surfains, Portieres and Table Covers, all styles, sizes and prices at * Edgefield Mercantile Company. Fresh canned goods of all kijda al; very reasonable prices. ;Your ordere solicited. P. P. Blalock, Jr. Our Irou Beds have been ad mired by all who have seen them prices very reasonable. RAMSEY & JONES. A full assortment of all binds of leg?l blanks for sale at.the Advertiser office. Wtjila ihr- wrut-r wac ii? i cruel clutched of grip last w.,el very ki id and thoughtful frie sent us two delightful bir Whereupon our better-half-w decided emphasis upon b'-ttri ?aid: 'TUtujake you some cbicl* doup with thpm.'1 Chicken to from birds, mark you. We solicit your prescript! business. Uiinoat cure is exercis m compounding prescriptions a only pure, ireaU drugs are Ubt Our prices are very reasonable. G. L. Penn & ?OU. Miss Mary Buford asks us auuouuce that be. spring lot bate* aud nulliuery will rea Edg'.'fieid iu a lew days, and tc shu will have her usual spri Opening on tbe 2ud of April. S invites her patrons to coma ai look at au un usual i y attract i display of new aud pretty stylt Uetealite Top Dressing f Grain, Cerealite tor Corn'and Cc ton Cheaper and better thi Nitrate Soda. W. W. Adams. It is told tout a woman ou windy day had hard work keepit her hat on her bead, and usc both bauds to hold it ou, lei tit Oer skirts fly. '"Madam" said mau of Jiouor "your skirts a above your knees." 'I don't cai if they are'", said the woman "i'l had those legs forty years and tt wind bas never blown them aws yet, but 1 ju3t bought this hat ft $18, and I dou't intend to lose it. -Weettin Publisher. We claim-to be heatlquarters f( Fiue Cigarsv Timmous Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Potter who bav made Edgefield their lome fe several winters are again iu Jttdg field for a season. The extreir. cold at tbe norlb just ucjw has ii duced them to remain uutil th atmosphere of their norther home is more iuviting. They ai with Mr. aud Mrs. M. A. Tay loi The most attractive ba: gams for the season in Dr Goods, Laces. Embroideries, ??pt cial Values in White Goodi Lawns, Madras, aud Giughai wili be put on our bargain ?u?i tels during the next 80 days. J. M. C obb. Mr. J. Hubenstein has ju: opened up a new lineoi milliner) bits and materials, the lat?fi shape s and styles. Miss Bess i Rowe is in eharge of this depart ment, and being just from Atlan ta, the Southern Metropolis, i prepared to give satisfaction t the most fastidious. Call and se her. Tiy my Snow Flake Flour Scores of the best people in tb towu ani vicinity have beei using this flour more than a year Fifty barrels just received direc from the mills. P. P. Blalock. Jr. The Knights of Pythias of Lees ville and vicinity have arraugee to hold a special meeting at Lees ville on Thursday, April the 19th A number of prominent Py.thiai Knights have been invited tc make addresses, among then being "Rev: G. E'.VBurts. Af ter thc regular exercises are compl?t?e a sumptuous banquet will bc served at The> Lexington, thc tourist hotel near Leesville. FOR RENT: One new seven room house, also one five-roon house. Apply to J. L. MIMS. Little Miss Emma Mims cele boated on last Weduesday after noon at. ber Buncombe nome, he: twelth birthday auniveisary. She entertained on this happy occa sion the pris of her class, thc seventh grade, and a few othe: friends. With appropriate games aud feasting, .the afternoon- wai quickly gone, and tbe 1 rt tle guesti went home full of eutbueiasn over their afternoons enjoyment Large assortment of clocks good time-keepers- at low prices P. P. Blalock, Jr. Huuters bave under the lav only three more days in which tc *njoy their favorite pport. A oe7 bird law has been euacted whicr. makes the next hunting spasoi six weeks shorter. Instead of open ing next fall on November the 1st as heretofore, tbe new ?aw fixei the date at November the 15th and ihe season for shooting bird? wi?l close next spring ou Maret 1st instead of April the first. Rais? Fice Chickens . I breer] Barred Plymouth Rocks only, My Hens are purest breed; my Cocks are direct from Lancaster, Pa., and are very fine. Will sell 13 eggs for $1.00, also v.^ry fine hens for 50 cents each. J. P. BATES. On WV?dn>fld >j night about ?ralf past two o'clock the slumbering town was awakened by the alarm of fire. It proved tobe the livery stables of Jones efe Son, adjoining the office of E. H. Folk, Esq. The I ptitire stables and coctents wen destroyed, also ene horse. The in surance amounted to thirteen hun dred and fifty dollars. We nu deretand that Messrs. Jones & Son wilJ begin at once to rebuild on the same Bpot. The blacksmith shop of Giles Butler adjoining the stables was also burned with out insurance. We offer you choice of 100 pain Ladies' and Misses' Slippers, for merly sold from 75 tents to $2.00, at 50 cents a pair. The Corner Store. Shoes Repaired. If you want a nice and up-to dat; job take,your shoes to King's shop and you will get it. Give him a trial and be convinced that bis is the place to have your shoe work done. Tacks will not burl your feet when he repaiis them. Messrs. .. Jackson &: Johnson have on hand moro than.one hui; dred bushels of peas for seed They eau; furnish all of the.popular,v?-. rieti?s ?it I he market^ price. ThoFc who..cofjtoinplat.i- planting ii-larg' crop, and are not ?et'supplied wilh seed, will dowell to see these popu ar merchants at once., - Heintz's Pickles, Olives. Mus tard and Sauid Dressing always on hand. Timm?.us Bros. ? ? Several unsuccessful a-ternpts have been made in th>? past to-' form au ii-.corporared town of North Augiio'a. Au election has been ordered for April -the 9th. So evenly divided are the resi dents of this popular Carolina suburb of Augusta thal beth .sides are already claiming a victory. Gents' and Boys' take a peep at The Corner Store's Easter neck wear. Besides' irreparably damaging the fruit, the very unseasonable weather through which we have I j ust passed has bad a very de pressing effect upon those who have to buy fuel. Not ;i few coal bins and wood piles were getting low' and many who had congratu lated themselves upon having no more fu??l to buy will have togo down in their j^ans for more cash for wood. The public should not forget that we keep iu stock every kind and size of coffin and. casket from $3.00 to $200.00. We can fill order day or night. Our hearse is ready to meet all calls on short notice ac a reasonable price. EdgefieJd Mercantile Co. The great bulk of the taxes have b eu paid, tb-re being probably not over $5,000 yet uncoilncted. Those who have neglected this im portant matter had better take warning from the notice of Dr. J. T. Pattisou, the efficient couu ty treasurer, in whicli he states that his office will not be open any louger than March 31st for the purpose of collecting taxes. Take Penn's, bitters for the liver. There is notbi-g better. 'G. L.'PENN & SON. Little Miss Leila Bland Tomp kins' name must by all means bli enrolled as a member of the Chry santhemum association.. Sho has douotless inherited a penchant for ilower-lore from her paternal grandmother, who is one of the most accomplished and success ful florists in the Carolinas. Nice Decorated 100 piece Din ner. Sets at $8.50 aud $10.00. Forty-two pine? Sets $5.00, Edgefield Mercantile Company. Swift's, Baldwin's, Baugh's, Bradley's, and Etiwan Guanos. "You pays your money and takes your Choice." W. W. Adams. FOR SALE : Oae oak side-' oard, hat, rack, parlor set, bed-room set, 10-diuiug chairs, cook stove, two burner oil stove, small Jcoal stove (suitable for office), 12-foot ex tension dining table (walnut), also upright piano slightly used. The foregoing can be seejri by call-. . ihg between now and April -?tmjat the residence of Mrs. T. A. Rice: HE above picture of the man and fish is the trade mark of Scott's Emulsion, and is the synonym for strength and purity. It is sold in almost all the civilized coun tries of the globe. If the cod fish became extinct it would be a world-wide calam ity, because the oil that comes from its .liver surpasses all other fats in nourishing and life-giving properties. Thirty years ago the proprietors of Scott's Emul sion found a way of preparing cod liver oil so that everyone can take it and get the full value of the oil without the objectionable taste. Scott's Emulsion is the best thing in the world for weak, backward children, thin, delicate people, and all conditions of wasting and lost strength. Send for freo sample. SCOTT Ss BOWNE, CHEMISTS -409-115 rEAJlC STBEET, KEW TORS Mo. and $1.00. All druggists. Seed Irish Put atoes in all thf leading and popular varieties Rose, Goodrich, Pierless. Bliss just received direct from th* celebrated Buist farm. G. L. Peun & Son. Try a barrel of my guaranteed fluur at Five and a quarter pei barrel. Satisfaction or your money back. W. W. Adams. Roll fo.it and head, quarter awed solid oak 70 inch Buds for $8.GO. Roll foot and bpad, quarter sawed, polished panels 84 lu. bed for $10.00 Edgefield Mercantile Company. contain alum' the label. Use whose label si made with cn NOTE-Safe only thc Royal which is thc. bes' baking powder tha ? rrj! i .'. , . Len'Broughton Coming'. The public will be gratified to If ara that Len G. Broughton the great Atlanta preacher and lectur er, has again made an engagement to be in our opera house, lburs cpy/night, April the twelfth. Mr. Broughton, beeidet beiugjpastor of the largest church in tho south, hasrnore than national fame as a lecturer. The subjecf of the lecture on tlvis occasion will- be "Down ?D the Dumps." Begin to make your arrangements to come. Money For Sub-Alliances. The members of tho Edgefield Alliances that had stock in the State Alliance Exchange should get-together and present' their claims properly attested to Dr. W. H. Timmerman, who as trustee haB Edge-field county's portion of tbe fund in hand for distribution. Dr. Timmerman is very auxious to disburse this money, therefore he urges upon the trustees or mem bers of sub-alliances to present their claims at his office at Bates burg and thej' will be promptly paid. Mission Society at Horn's Creek. On Sunday afternoon, after the regular preaching service at Horn's Creek, the ladies of that church, organized themselves into a mis sion society, with Mrs. John F. Atkins, president, Mrs. J. N. Fair, vice-president, Misj Mattie Lyon, secretary a-nd Mrs. Lemie Talbert, :rea9urer. Horn's Creek is the old est church in the Edgefield asso ciation and ie composed of an in telligent membership, and we pre dict for this organization a useful career. Senior Recaption. ' Friday evening was the occasion of.au interesting event in our col lege life. The ?Senior ' class enter tained tb? faculty, Junior Sopho more, and Freshman classes at a reception and banquet. The early evening was spent in the gymna sium rooips in the enjoyment .of. such games as , accorded" with the dignity.qfrsenio'-s. ."At 10 o'clock the b$u qb 3t.. ^. w a s . B e r v e d in the spacious: ili.iiing' ?a?l3 -cakes .7 and; ices corn posing- a'delightful menu. The "di nih g hall was festooned in the class color's-, garnet and white, and the. .tables arrangod in the shape of a cross, with small tables in the angles, seated one hundred'and twenty-five guests. The centre table was especially arranged with artistic effect, with the color decorations' and the eleven candles in the centre. Around this table eat the eleven hosts and hostesses, nine young lad.es and two young gentlemen: Misses Ida Uaiu, Ola Burkhalter, Leila Boles, Laura Smith, Josie Shephard, Cora Whittle, Daisy Lyon, Robbie Jones. Ethel God man, Curtis Crosby and Charlie Black. This fable was served last, the young ladies who were tl? hostesses, doing the graceful thinp, and waiting upon their guests in : person before they themselves had . partaken of the feaft. All such happy occasions as this are those of wnic'h we might zealously say. "the moie, the merrier." Car load of Stoves just arrived Cau furnish stoves from $8. to 35. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Edgefield Mercantile Company. A beautiful array of lovely New pers. y We will make a Slaughter from the 'begiuning. CO pieces Madras, yard wide, 50 pieces Percale at 10 cents 1 . ?0 pieces Exc?l!eut value Gin Hills Semper Id^m, Barker Milli 4-4 Bleaching at 7f ce??s by the t BEA UT FF UL 1 Panama in Checks, Stripes, Soli? e 49 cents vorth 78 cents. Very large stock of Wasb Cbiffon 40 inches w de at a sacrifice. White Mercerized Waisting from radbey.' Remarkal in Hosiery, Gloves, Pearl Bultonp Embroidered Shirt Waits, AU-oi and Embroidery, a big value. Goods are all Fresh and New. A Bfug?iu awaits our customers i aking powder ? Look upon only a powder hows it to be ;am of tartan ty Hes in buying Baking Powder, t cream of tarta* it can be had. Death of Urs. ?. L. Bmnsou After a brief illuees, a fatal at tack of pneumonia, Mrs. -A. L. Brunflon of Cleora is no more. What has been said td be one of the saddest occasions to those who were present in mauy days, were the last obsequies hela over the remains of this beloved wife and mother at Antioch ou Friday afternoon. There- was present a large number of relatives and friends from the community and from Edgefield, who saw the ro mains placed beside the grave of Lucretia who had gone to the bet ter laud just five mouths ago. I* was this grief as much as any other cause that hastened this de voted mother to her last resting place. Mrs. Brunson had been a member of Autioch church for many years.. Mr. Littlejohn, her ?as tor, Mr. Mealing, Mr. Burgees and Mr. Burts were present and assisted at the funeral. All the immediate family bad reached the bedside while they could still be recogu'zed, ard it was the brctbere of Mr. and Mrs. Brunsou who carried the body to the grave. Mrs. Brunsou is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mrs. Susan Hill,Mrs. Wade Coth rr.n of Abbeville, Migs Cleora Brimson, and a son, A. L. Brun sen Jr. A Fine Representative of The Mc Kendree Poultry Yards. Should you al any time in pass ing the writer's home in Bun combe see what at first appears to be a young ostrich do not think we have opened up an ostrich farm in competition with the Caws ton farm in California. It is only a mammoth, thoroughbred J y mcuth. Rock rooster from the Mc Keudree Poultry Yards, which was sent us a few days ago with the compliments of Mis. J. M. Shaffer. We are vory' grateful to our kind friend for the. timely gift, for we are greatly interested in chickeu raising this year, ex pecting to raise ono round hun dred, for the candidates." We think we ought, to succeed, .admirably after the addition of this, very Sue ? b iid to pur .flock- - He was ; c ojd i al ly.. 'received 'by-all. except one rooster who. .imagines himself the "cock of the walk" and wants all of the hens for his very own. In deed, so decided are his Mormon proclivities that we have named him "Smoot." Letter to Reddick Burnett Edgefield, S.C. Dear Sir: It's tho same every where: can't guess little, enough. Mr. C. 0. Brown, Columbia, S. C., employed an experienced paint er to paint his house. The painter on seeing the quantity sent to the bouse-Devoe-said there wasn't enough. There were ten gallons l?ft, when the job wes done. It's the common experience. Yours truly, F. W. DEVOE & Co. The Edgefield Mercantile Co. 72 Sachet powder-all odors -in bulk, Colgate's Talcum Powder, Roger & Gallef'e Toilet Powder at Timmons Bros. FOR SALE: Oue good buggy mare. For further information apply at this office. Goods now ready for th.3 shop in Prices at 12 cts worth 15 ct*. .vortli 12? cants. gham at 5 cts in-Driss Styles. j, Fruit of Lo un, A nd ra scogg in mit for cash. )BESS GO0OD3. 1 in I fashionable Groy Shad-'S lit s, Persian Lawn and ludia Lirons, S to 3S couts wort'i double the >le "Valxxe? i.aud Ribbons. ?er 0:i i-.tal Lice work, Edging ii evt-ry department. s FERTILIZERS. 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 v/ho have used it contiually since its introduction in our county, which fact p:oves the exceptional merit of BALDWIN'S FERTTLI ZBRS, the Cotton,j Corn and Grain grower. J Bet?re making your Fertilizer deals for 1906 talk*1! with our representative, " '? "W. ~W. J^ilSLJXl s, who ;will give you the secret of making a bale to the acre. . . r . ! FOR ?yia^clx and J^pril. White Lawns and Piques. , Pearl Buttons, special values, 2-h to 5 cents per doz3n. Embroideries, Lace and Ribbons-especially cheap-quality good. Headquarters for ; ?; Good Siloes ^and Ells. Hats# 0jVvYjB?t our Bargain Couulers often and get Good Values. ) New Spring Goods; Watch this space next week for bargains in Spring Goods I have just returned from Northern Markets, where I' purchased the latest Novelties in DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, Etc. Don't buy until you see this immense outlay of Merchandise. Respectfully, JAS. E. HART; Get your Laundry in Tuesdays, NEW SPRING GOODS We are daily receiving a liue'of Spring Call and see us. We can fill .your wants. " - I Wm. ??g^Next to post-office, It will be to our interest To.come in and examine the new Prints, Percales, (}ingu&m, Lawas , and Linens we are showing. Prints at 5 cents per yard. 36 inch Percales 10 and 12)? cents Go:d quality Gingham 10 ciiits. 40 inch Lawns 10 and IQ}? cents. Persian Lawu and India Linons at all prices, White Linen for Waists and Suits at 1G^3, 25 and 35 cents. Remember, these prices are good six days in the week and the quan tity is not limited. Our goods are all priced at fair and Reasonable Profits and we make no statements in our advertisements that we do not carry out, ..Get our prices on anything in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Hats and we will be satisfied with the results. See our and IO oexrt? C oixirters.. There are many very useful articles and at very low prices, er the Fud! Nome ?mine Cures a Cold in Om Day, Grip m Two? ^w^?aEoK, 25c. EXPERIENCE TEACHES. Pureba ers of om .go *ds do not re q i\re a second u" yins to buy. A sinjrla test convinces them that our STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES ari of superior qual'ty. On that point of quality we make a bri for the!rade ol' those who believe that ru be more essential than an extraor dinary low price. Hut prices talk, and none more eff ectually than ours. ?fjgyw.i invite you to call. JACKSON & NEAR NEW D THE I EDGEFIELD, S. C. State and County Depository. DIRECTORS. J. C. SnErPAiiD, W. W. ADAMS; J. H. BOUKXIGDT, T. H. HAINSFORD, J. M. COBB, B. S. HOLLAND, A. S. TO! T>KINS, C. C FULLKB, W.E. PRESCOTT. OFFICERS. J. C. SHEPPARD, Prejtf?aent. W. W. ADAMS, V??f5e-Prerident. E. J. MIMSjJ^aahier J. H. MTiiEN, Ass't Cashier. on deposits by special ."ney to loan on liberal terms', prompt and polite attention to bus- ' nes3. ? \ YOUR Account Solicited