Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, April 11, 1906, Image 2
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TERMS :
ONE YEAR $150
SIX MONTHS 75
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ll, 1906.
For a tirjQp, interest in the ap
proaching municipal election wax
?ed warm but it seems now to have
waned somewhat. It is the duty
of every registered voter to casi
Iris ballot on Saturday for the
bost men. Voter?, where you must
choose between two men for a
given pliiez, ask yourself thi?
question, which is the best mao
for this place? Let conscieuce an
swer; then follow its leading and
you will not go wrong.
A goodly number of colored peo*
pie assembled in Edg^-field on
Monday, April the 9th, for the
emancipation celebration. The
assemblage was addressed by a
speaker from Orang^burg, who, so
a colored mau told ns. made a
'-pretty good, mellow speech."
Those who had money spent it
freely. One man paid a dollar for
a goat aud alter selling M'X dol
lars worth had the hide aud tallow,
, hoofs and horns, head and tail
left. Selling goat ou 'mancipation
'day iv a sure 'nough get-rich
quick scheme. Even better than
being director in-the state dispel
eary or president of a great life
insurance company.
The Advertiser, heartily com.
mends the suggestion made by
Mr. S. M. Smith, in this issue, as
to the disposition of JSdgpnVd
county's porljou of the Alliance
Exchange fund; We ti pst that
|t will meet with a Yery general
. afld fayqrahle response from the
former members of the Alliance.
Ju view of all the circumstances,
tuin?ng this money over to Dr.
;.W. H. Tjmmerman would be the
graceful, the generous, the proper
|bing io do.
We shall be pleated to publish
short, tc-the-point cards from
farmers who desire !o express
their views.
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i Prohibition Does Prohibit
Prohibition was given .a severe
?nd practical test in Edgefield on
'Monday last. Hundreds of colored
^Ij?op?egathered here to celebrate
V their emancipation, as has been
their custom for a .number of
..years. Th? order and deportment
. was d?cid?dly the> lpest ever wit- j l
' nessed in our town on such ocoa
^'aions. Even the most casual, ob
server noticed the very narked
improvement...
Instead of ?ve or six - arrests as
-'"heretofore, not one was mr.de
instead of the police force being
increasejd by half dozen menas
has been necessary in the past,
only one man was added and it
was found that' he was not need
ed-Instead of dozens of drunken
negroes being on the streets,
only two men were seen un
der the influence of licuor
Instead of three or four hundred
dollarB being spent ipr liquor as
was the case when tlpe dispensary
was doing: business, only a emp.Vl
amount wasjfiu^ wasted-Instead^
of, a. great, tarong of. farV^ ^a^jfe
layipg aside their,. w,qri> ^.t^be.
day, tp come tptpwrv to a^dj
carouse, fewer, by buz^o^ quit
%if work for Mpu^s, celebra.-, j $
tipn.
Is .th is not. c?^yjncings7 a^
cju^ive pro?^tjbaA tbenaj
ip/ 'ko-mted?' poX meri-t
^P-S^?prmeaar:^ -ibition, as
4eligh.t, tft,aDea>- politicians
VT,h? fpr^: ^ ifc
ir/jaf^tfyjl*" -US are indisputable,
ojjtgp'' j facts, not what we read
b^*- - occurred somewhere els-v
[ what actually occurs xm,dej
our own eyes and at ou?r. very
doors.
Let us hear.no more..o,? the cant
and rant that "Prohibition does
not prohibit." Is it. not actually
and effectively reduciug and pro
hibiting the sale of liquor in
Edgefield? Every fair-minded,
unprejudiced m:m will answer in
the affirmative.
Mr.S .M. Smith Slakes a Sugges
tion That Should. Sleet With a
Hearty Response From All
Former Members of The
Alliance.
Editor Advertiser : I notice that
.there is on hand belonging to the
disbanded Sub-Alliances of Edge
field county something over $900.
. 00. This amount comes from the
distribution of the Alliance Ex-,
change capital, which has been
ordered distributed to the Sub
A>lliances subscribing to the Ex
. change capital in the- daya when
the Alliance waH ' in existence. I
'find from talkjng wi'h ^hose who
were members, of the Sub-Allian
ces that it will be impossible tu
.-?distribute this fund. I doubt if
there is au instance in cur county
where any r*c .?rd has been kept
showing who of the members of
|ihe Sub Alliances subscribed to
or contributed this stock. For this
reason it will be impossible to dis
tribute the amount ?omiug to the
Sub-Alliances of Edgefield coun
ty, I c?psire ta make a guggestior
for the dispoaition of this apaouut
and would like to have expression?
from those who belonged to Sub
Alliances of Edgefield county.
No mau in all Edgefield county
did more for tho furtherauee ot
the Alliance, spent more of hie
own mouey and time in thie work
than our honorable citizen, Dr. W.
H. Timmerman. Ile was true to
the principles . nf the order aud
gave much of 'bis time aud labor
to helping along the cause. This
he did through motives, patriotic,
and for the love of his fellow man.
Not only this, but when the old
,ine insurance compauies with
drew from the field of country in
surance^ and our farmers and al
liancemen organized a mutual
company for insuring country
property, he aljowed his name
used as Pr?sident of the company
without any compensation. lu this
again he chowed his devotion to
friends ard fellow citizeus.
Through a technicality iu the dis
charge of the duties devolving
upon bim as President of The
Farmers Mutual Fire losurauce
Association of. Edgefteld he in
curred a loas iu two V"=?8 aggre
gating the sum of about $1100.00.
This anpuut bo had to pay very
unjju6tly, without ever receiviog
oLe cent back. I believe that there
bas long been a feeling among
those who know what this honor
able man did for his people, and
bow unjust was this burden im
posed ou bim, that he .should iu
some way be reimbursed. While
[ know lhat he will never be re
imbursed iu full for this los?,
still I now see that our people
have an opportunity of partly re
imbursing a faithful public ser
vant by turning over this?l.iance
fund to Dr. W. H. Timmerman.
lt can neyer'be returned ta those
who contributed it; let us give
it to one who has suffered fiuaur
oial loss unjustly for the sake of
Alliaucemen,
I would be glad lo. bave ex
pressions from forrper Alliance
paen living \n Edgefieid aud Salu*
da counties on ibis point, and
nope that our papers in th-3*::
oouuties will give space to such
expresen n of opioiou as may be
offered.
S. M. Snith. \
Johnston, S. C., April 4th, 1908
COLD SPRING.
Last Thursday death came and
claimed Mrs. Prestou Strom, wife
of Mr Prestou Strom, of Rehoboth.
She had be?n in bad health for
several years. While she neyer
murmured or.-complained she ex
pressed herself as being prepared
to die, her only regret was leaving
her husbaud. She was - burie'd at
Rehoboth ?r?d{ay'l H?V pastor.* Bro.
littlejohn, cpud.uc.t'i'ng tr>e f?.uer
?l service." We peli've' s.he is now
at rest where lhere is. no, pain or
corrow, ior we are Ijolc^ t?tere is
.Wnight there." We extep^ o.ur
sympathy to t,'he belayed ojpee.
Miss Jeuni.e (gi^r^ \hp. popu
ar teacher " at I^pb.otb^ clossd
ier school, 1JXB\ Thursday, She
?fferecj a$ tfce beginning of tb*
icfrppj two, prizes., One for the
*eat leeBous aud deportment,
rhich prige was won by Master
ohu Talbert and Miss Fan-^e
oe Strom, the other prize w^s-for
he best spelling. Thia sjje was
ron by two pretty l&fla giT)sJ
lisses Martha ? Strcsu ind BalHi^
luarles. So the te^e^r, h^d. to r et
Dur prizes inst^d.of} two*.
Mr. Evati. ^inpanel 3fir-r Bob
^esthae.^tfid aplan? jU-from
lr. P. ?? Doolittle thi&r ear
^j ^ddie Stroro. > huildi
^co,t^k?"h.l3:^jther'8 .nlace.
fifa says that A* 01ll a b
ouse. But whc,ferj0W8? Y iawT
Mr. Ch?u?liio ?;.trom> j has .
lasedUaew ouggy.
Mi Seo-ge Whatley aud Miss
.wy ?O'.ston were married today
.ffc * JCh churc^ by Rev. J. T,.
We'john. Thev left imrnedi^eJy
? Joluoibja ?"nd Carlisle w&pce
<?ey will v'iSi. the brid?'a.pother,
ness yjUDg people are vary, -pope-.
* *"aiong.tbeir friend^wio- wish
\them much hap^iu.eBS in. Hilfe .
And uow it ha^euoma topar .s
that Evau Cochosa., is givia$ lr,is
neighbors muej^trouble at lairght
by his loucV singing-''Roc-t-a-by
baby, dacUft i\aa gone a hmating."
tt is a frj.yl. ap a\ requires mach and
loud aipgjpg to soothe it to sleep.
There, will be a mee-ting of Col
lies. Alliance lodge-. No. 719 in
their hall next Saturday morning
it,9 o'clock.
Mr. Marceiius.Talbert Las plant
ad some colton, seed. Our larmer?
are plauting com.
Fext ?f?day is "Good Friday".
Let eveny body work and plant the
gar&?Eii that day if they want to
m aie vegetables.
ROSE COTTAGE. _
Kuy Wood at a Wood Yard.
Don't pay 8 c?nts per pound for
wood.
If you buy 100 pounds of White
Leud in kegs you get 88 pounds of
White Lead and 12 pounds of
Wood.
When you buy L. & M. Paint
you get a full gallen of paint thal
svou't wear off for 10 or 15 yearn,
b cause L. & M. Zinc hardens the
L. & M. White Lead and makes
L. &. M. paint wear like iron.
4 gallous L. & M. mixed wi?h
i gallons Linseed Oil will paint
i moderate &iz?d house.
L. & M. costs only $1.2? per
gallon.
Sold in the north,, er^ so*jtb
md weat.
O? S. Andrews, F^Jtaytwr., j)a>j
jury, Coun.
Writesl "Paints my bou*? 19
^ars ago wi?h J^.k Hi Lr.^k.s Wu
o-day." Sold bjjG. L. Ppnxi &S?oi.
Ti y my Snow i1e\e Flour
>ores of tbs bast p' opln i?? th**
oyn au I vicinity., have bsrea
ising this flour more than a yea*..,
?Aty barrels just receiiiedi dtrtfd'd
rom the 10??9. j
P. P. Blaloe-k. Ji^
W???.
COUK?Y BUPE?VISOK.
F respect fully-, announce mysel
a candidate fdr re-election to tin
office of County Supervisor o
Edgefield County ; and if electro
will iii 1 hf* future, ns in tbVpa??l
give my faithful mid imdivHoi
attention to the dinies of the said
iffice. I pledge my self to abide-lh<
result and to support the nominee!
of the Democratic party?
D. P. SELF.
-I hereby aauounce myself ?
candidate for the office of Super
visor ot Edg?field county and
pledge .myBalf to. abide the rmill
of the D?mocratie, primar}* and tc
support the nomiuees of the same.
R. J. MOULTRIE.
Bright Little Velma Girl Enter,
tai rs With Quilting Party.
On Thursday last preity. Iti'Je
Miss Mattie Lou Lowry, of Velma,
entertained a number of her
friends at her Grat quilting.
Among these were Misses Lillie
May and Marie Owdom, Leora and
Julia Ouzts. Corine and Rema
McDowell, Alene and Lizzie Low
ry. Ruby Logue and Azilee Bryan.
They all worked very faitbfully
until about one o'clock. Then they
were led by the father of tue little
hostess to a loug table spread with
spotless lineo, deoorated with two
sweet bouquets aud bountifully
supplied with food whioh had been
prepared for the "little quilters"
by the fond mother,
A short time after dinner the
quilt was completed" au! takei.
from the frames and soon the hap
py 'ittle girls were Wi down iii a
beautiful meadow where tue}
^pout the n-'inainder nf the da}
playing various games. About six
Volock ibo -'Jjule cmi'ters" re-?
turned to. their homes with glad
hearts and, sore fingers,
"Blue Eyes."
Rheuma!ism Makes Life Misera
ble.
A happy homf is the most valua
ble possession that is within the
reach of mankiu I, but you cannot
in joy its comforts if you are puft\;r
ing from rheumatism. Yon throw
asid; business carps when you
-mtfir your home and you can be
relieved from tho^o rheumatic
pains also by applying Chamber
lain's Pai ? Balm. One application
will give you relief and its,con
tinued ive for a short tim,e W'H
briug about a permanent cute... For
?ole by G. L Penn & Son,..
Sick headache results: fVo^ o j
lerangrmentof the stomach
s cured, by Chamberlain's
ich and Liver Tablets. A~
3. L. P. nu &Son. " 1 by
bO YOI};-?8T m " ~
WITHAU .ME BACK?
adney Iro^ |g?
ev^V Ay who reads the news
to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
ll Kilmer's Swamp-Root, .
I the great kidney, liver
\? and bladder remedy.'
lt is the great medi
. cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back,, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of.kidney trouble.
Dr..Kilmer's S'^-amp-Root is not rec
ommendedifor ev ?ry thing but if you have kid
ney, liver or bia dder trouble it will be found
lust the remedy . you need. lt has been tested
Inso many way s, in hospital work, in private
practice, arno1 .ig the helpless too poor to pur
gase relief t nd has proved sc successful in
?very case V .iat a special arrangement has
jeen mada by which all .readers of this paper
vho have 7 jot already tried it, may have a
ample.be ,ttle sent free by mail, also a book
oiling n .ore about Swamp-Root and how to
tnd?Qfi* if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Wt?r? writing mention reading this generous
rffer in this paper and
lend your address to i
ta".' Kilmer&Co.,Bing-1
tar nton, N. Y. The
t* gular fifty cent and Homo of swamp-noou
.dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists..
Don't make auy mistake, but
remember the name, Swamp
Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
and the "address, Binghamton, N.
Y., on every bottle.
The- Gold8boro, McFarland,
Taylor, Can nady and Babcock
Buggies are still going down the
road anead of all others.
Edge?eld Mercantile Company.
A Young Mother at 70.
"My mother has suddeuly b"eii
coade young at 70. Twenty years
of intense suffering from dyspep
sia bad entirely disabled her, un
til six months ago, when she be
gan taking Electric Bitters, which
nave completely cured her and
restored the strength and activity
isbn had in the prime of life,"'
.writes Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick, '
T>anworthT Me. Greatest rest' J
tive medicine on the globs.
Stomach, Liver, and
right, purifies the bl JVdUP.v!
cures Malaria, Billie ?Od' ?UiC
Weaknesses. Woo' f1?e3SXTanc
Tonic Price 50c. ' /*rTful p*erv;
Son W. E.Lync> ?*n L' leUtt&
J i & Co.
It makes nr , ,
merits of a' difference what th?
find ones- 'v(im &!e- YT^T
Mitchell J g?0^ ?ur better- rry f
or Owensboro.
-?G-EFIELT) MERCANTILE Co.
cruaranteed Cure for Piels
Itching, Blind, Bteedmgor I'rotru
iding Piles, Druggists refund munej
it RAZO OOfTMKNT Jails to cure
in ? to 14 days 50c.
i If your eyes are worth
having they are worth saving.
Do so with the right kind of
glasses.
Geo. P. Mims.
Optician.
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\ Price 23?3Qf&? WO
W;?M S-Sio^nBosionMassllSA.!
Low Rates to New Orleans and
Return on Account United
Veterans Reunion April 25th
27th, 1908.
'J be Southern Railway will s il
rickets to New 0rleau6, La., and
return at extremely low ra'es from
prominent poin s. (A fHwofwhic"
ire nam^d below) as follows:
Barnwell $14.05
Cn uLleii 14.35
Gbarleitrii 1-5.75
Columbia M.7Q -
Chester $ ?-4 70
Rock. Hill 15.15
Orangeburrr 1475
Yorkville 34.55
Equally kw rateg from other
poii.is. Tickets will le ou sile'l
April 22ud, 28rd, and. 24th, limit
ed feood to retarn April 30th. By
depositing tickets willi. Spacial
Afc(in in'New Orleans, and upon
paympnt of 1 h-j sum of fifty; cei?s,
au e xtension of limit io ir?'av 21sl'
?Aili I-f granad. For tl\4..vc.co:r)mo
Jation of the delega':ea.from South
Caro! i no, the Solfeen .ftr.ihvay
will op?rate ihxou&H cars.; from
C?H.mbiii, S. G, leavjrg/ A'nri'i
?3rd ?i 7:?8i?? m., and nrt?v'ti -xi
New ?r-jean? n?-x. ??oViua? :*i
7:15 ri., ai.
Fo;- full infer'oalina applv-Vi
any &.Q?tbjwn Rallr.av Tv?t
?-Agent,. o* \\\ E." ft ?GM, Tsar.,
:g?6s. A^nt^Varj,^, Ga., IL W.
ttwsti Ikv.; |v ? AfrfM)li charles.
p^y\^v J>-'Ook6 Morgrik Asst.
^V,,, Allant,, Ga.
manger From Thc Plague.
Tl.f-re's grave dangar from i-he
dagun of Cough? and Colds inst
ire^so prevalent unl-ss you tal e
Dr. KingV New Di c ve t v 'or
Consumption, Coughs and Cr.ld .
Mrs. G"o. Wa!l.j, of Forest City
Me., writes: lkI?'s a Go's nd 1
people jiving in cl .ma'! s v.here
con g bs and olds prevail. 1 lind
it quickly ends them. It prevents
Pneumonia, currs LaGrippe, gj/e
wonderful relief in Asthma ainV
Hay Fever, and makes weak lungs
strong enough to ward 9ff Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. 50c
and $1.00. Guaranteed l-y G. L.
Penn & Son W. E. Lynch & Co.
For reliable, high-grade hnni-s
of all kinds-buggy or tv.? j? ?MI
double or single-come lou?. Wi
'my direct from the best makers
m th? country.
Ramsey & Jon's.
Solid car of Chairs. If you want!
that "tired feeling" relieved bvyrj
chairs from us.
Edg? field. Mercantile Comply ?
Notice
on Hie 5th day of M iy?;1900?.t*e na
der signed will make applicator* unto
rhe Probate ?ourt for-' Kdgt?rti?l'J
Comity, '-?ontli C'a rn) i na fora final tlrs
cli?rgu from their trust as Executor.
of thc estate of E. LL. S'tevene de
cease!).
Mrs.. lida E. Stevens.
W. g. Stevens.
4 t
X A. Wells, M. P.Weils, J. M.
Mays, P. B. Mays, J. L. Hart, S.
W. Williams r.nd Hamp Smith aro
now*usiug Mitchell and Owensboro
Wagen?. A pk them about their
weak point before buying.
EIAVEFIELD MERCANTILE CO.
You are banking
other fertilizer is so w
harvest. Don't take
crop. It is the leadii
It has been prov?
.Fish and Animal mi
for growing cotton.
ITS
SALES f
GROW/ ,8S0
1895-1
1900-5
1905-13(
F. S.ROYST
Norfolk, Va.
Columbia, S. C.
You can't.break Mitchell wagpD
vikein?. We guarantee thena tg be
of best malearble iron.
-^?Atmvinyi.u ^pppAK'ntE Co.
Imports iV?abaf?'ui ami best
cream, ckw?;.-.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Pict HIV Easels ami Fire Sc re?us
iii all colors and designs.
Edgefidd AJercautiie Company.
Very Handsome! Diners uphol
stered in p??eV?i? at $11 per sot.
EDGEFIELD M'fiBCAXTILE Co.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BKOMO QUIN"
t.N'K Tablets. All druggist refund?
cbe money if it fails to cure.
E. W. Grove's signature is on each
box. 25c.
When you want the best Fmoke
in town, try u "Franklin" or ' Cin
co" cignr.
P. P. Bialock, Jr.
Freeh stock of Art Squares and
RUJ?S just received.
Edijefield Mercar.'jil? Company.
JAS. S. BYRD,
SURGEON" DENTIST,
%> DGEFIEiL D, S. C.
?^Office over Post-Office.
?Badly Burned Girl
pr boy, mau or woman is quick
ly out of pain if Bu ck len's Arnica
Salvo is applied promptly. G. J.
Welch, of Tckousha, M job.,.says:
"I URe it in my family -for cutp,
sores and all skin injuries, and
?ud it petfect." Quickest Pile
cure known. Best. Pealing naive
made. 25c G. L. Penn & Son W.
E. Lynch & Co.
Kein ry/H Pickles, Olives Mus
tard and Salad Dressing always
on hand.
Tiinnit;n's Fros.
Nic";.lrne nf Tru iks ii fid Suit
Cases from tho cheajg'Bt io the
best.
Edgfffield Mercantile Company.
Blood Poisoning
results from chronic constipa
tion, which is quickly cured by
Dr. King's New Life Pills. They
remove all poisonous germs from
the system and infuse new life
au! vigor; cure sour stomach, nau
sea, headache, dizziness and colic,
without griping or discomfort.
25c. G. L. Pduu & SOD W. E.
Lynch & Co.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
'State and County Depository.
! DIRECTORS.
.f. C . StlF.l'l'AliD. W. W. AJ>A."*?,
J.T.I. BOUKXIOUT, T. ki RA?H?VOUDJ
?T. M.-OOBB, J I. S. lk>L?.tND,
A?S. TO-VI-K?NS, C. C PITU.KR,
IV. E. PRESCOTT. .
j OFFICERS.
kf. C. SHEPPARD, Presi?teii?;
I W. W. ADAMS, Vice-Preritfe-ror.
E. f. M IMS, Cashier
J. ll. ALLEN, Ass't Cas-bier.
Pays interest on deposits by special
contract'.
Money to loan on liberal terras'.
Promptand polP;eatrenci->;i to bus
ness.
YOUR Account Solicited.
Caught (Vd \Uile Hunting a
Burglar.
Mr. Win. Thon. L norgan, pro
vincial Constable ?. c Chaplean,
Ontario, says : "I caught a severe
cold while hunting a burglar ?D
the forest swamp last fall. Hear
ing of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, I tried it, and after
using two small bottles, I was
completely- cured.*' This remtdy
is intended especially for coughs
and colds. Itv will loosen and re
lieve asevere cold in less time
I han hy any olber treatment and
is u favorita wherever its superior
excellence has become known. For
sale by G. L. Penu & Son.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
! SEND US YOUR OJtf.DEJfcS FOR
BRICK, MIBE CgBEJfT, ffjlft
SHIITES.
V.Y ca . nt;-ply your ue"(& at
tl ie New IV pot.
100 Bushels Seed
PEAS for sale.
|?S?P*Price8 reasonable.
Jackson & Johnson
FOR
Will interest you.
"AMERICAN GETLEMAN" Ojrforri Ties,
"AMERICAN LADY" Oxford Ties,
White CANVASS- Oxfords, Misses" and
Children's White, Tan and Black Slippers.
These goods are all first class andi we stand be
hind to make any thing good we se?l.
Don't, miss our 5 and 10 cents conifers
ANO!
We handle;
Southern States Phosphate
& Fertilizer Co.'s goods.
P. & F.
A.D. Bonp,
Augusta High Grade?
Acid of Al[ Grados.
These goods are now in warehouse ready for delivery*
tlie Best Fertilizer
of Twenty Years' Success
on experience when you fertilize with Farmers' Bone-. Kto
'ell balanced in the plant food supplied from sowing: time-to
a substitute. Farmers' Bone has no equalfor any/kind, of,'
in- fertilizer of the South.
m by over twenty-one years of successive use that
itter is superior to any other known ammoniate
Farmers' Bone is the fertilizer
MADE WITH FISH
5-250 TONS
-1,500 TONS
2,000 TONS
8,455 TONS
3,091 TONS
BECAUSE
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CROPS
ER GUANO CO.
Tarboro, N. C.
Macon, Ca.
The Edgefield Mercantile Company.
THE FARMERS BANK
OF EDGEFIELD.S. C.
STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY
THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IN EDGE O COUN Y.
Paid ap Capital.. $58,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 28,000 00
Liability of Stockholders..'. 58,000.00
Protection to Depositors ..- $1%4,000.00
We invite attention of those desiring a safe deposiiory for their money *o tue uuu??
fact?. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS BY SPECIAL CONTRACT.
Under provision of its cha rter tine bank ih authorized to act at, trustee, guardian
dminUtrator and executor, and to accept and execute trust? generally,
A. E. PADGETT, President r, H RAItfbFORD, Vics-Pref. 1
VV. H. H AR LING, Cashier. W. A. BYRD, Asst.-Cashier.
The CORNER STORE'S
PERSONAL BUYING
AND
JiCn eidetic Selling: ?
istl:e main spring bf our always low prie i offerings, Bargains ar th?9
store are neither occasional or spasmodic. It'a the rule, of tue (70RNER
STORE. Hence those who buy of us regularly do so to the.r satisfaction
and profit. Thc appointment of correct styl? in our
Dress Goods
Crej e
.. Corrall,
Old Ro?e, Honey Moon Blue and Grass Green.
Of course, white being: no coi or.will hold first place in the spring and
summer outfit. '
Our ^wliil:^ goodia
department is brim full. 40 and 45 inch French lawn, Winch India Linen,.
White Madras Waisting. 38 inch pure linen lawn, shirt waist a id Suit.
Linen's, 90 inch Irish Linen Suiting, Double Width Organdiesaud dain
ty uilk finish Eolienne all at popular and attractive prices.
The popular white costume calls for hose, and the white hose must be
aocompanied with white Oxford?, of which our lines are complete from
the Queenly French white beels, to the Elegant 2 in 1 (Comfort style) low
heel The great prestige ineritec bv our Edging an d
Ribbon Sale
continue and fresh surprises await you (Come see them)
We have in our Hosiery department children stockings fast black com bed
Yarn, double knee, high spliced heels and seamless feet (positively worth
much more) at IO and IO cents,
We will tell you of our great Millinery and Bojs Pants opening in our
naxt advertisement. Remember Easter comes early April loth.
Lo not wait too long for that dress.
The public by its liberality has made the .Corner Store not only a pos
sibility but a prosperous real i cy, and we would thank yon to give us am
opportunity to right all wrongs as 'tis our aim to gain, retain, and mer ir.
the confidence of mankind.
THC CORNER STORE,
W. H. TURNER,
Our spring stock of merchandise which has b^en carefully bought
of the largest .manufacturers aud deakr 's now on display, ready
for the Spring Shoppers.
Dress Goods
in great variety of patterus and styles. White Mercerized Liuent
from 15 to 25 ceute, White Mercerized Madras, Mercerized P. K..
aud Beautiful White Batiste. Persian L-awu from 10 to 25 cents::
40 inch lawn 10c, India Liueu Lawn from 10 to 35 cents. - Irish*
Liueu Lawu 50ceuts. Dotted and figured Swies.
Beatiful ^W^aistiiigs
We have all of the late materials and colors for Waists, See....woY*
Soie Glac?e, Fleur de Soie, Augorita Cloth, Marceluie Silk.-Aifrofr.
the delicate colors of Silirs, Henriettas! Mohairs. Voile, Albatros),
etc. We can please the most fastidious.
Hats, Hats
Very Large stock of Men's and Boys Hats at very low prices, bpttn
,n Straw and Felt. Our styles, prides and quality are right. "
Clothing*.
See our stock of Ready-made Cloth iug for Men and Boy e._W<r diejy*
all competition. All of the late fabrics that aro made to fit wall! and
wear well.
Shoes and. Oxfords.
Beautiful Oxfords for Ladies aDd Misses. Large stock to select from .
Latest styles and best quality. Also full line of dress shoes for Metu
aud Boys at prices tbat are very low.
Give us a cell. We eau save you money on your Spring goods.
J W. PEAK.
EAST
ITor JVIen and .Boys
EASTER HATS, I
EASTER SHOES,
EASTER SHIRTS,
EASTER HOSIERY,
EASTER OXFORDS,
EASTER CRAVATS,
EASTER CLOTHING.
If it comes from our store the STYLE and
QUALITY are RIGHT.
DORN & MIIHS
Extra April Offerings.
Commencing Friday will ba great bargain days and we- will ?? our utmost
to m ike it profitable for shoppers, We will offer oueof tltofbent lines of men's
and boys' clothing to b seen any where. You will find from a work suit toa
fltjp mannish blue Serge and all guaranteed to give emfcLre satisfaction.
SO tine men's suits neat patten.s regular $7.OJ values only f4.75 25.all wool ;
suits in scotch mixture regular $S.50 value at {5 98. io suits all wool Worsted ;
lOoO value at 56,98 35 extra fine thibits also in Serge, single and double
breasted $18,00 value at $10,00
We also have one of th? most complete lines of children suits eyer beenj
,hown from 39c to $5,00
"W\fciit? Goods
40 inch White Lawn 15c \aluc at lCc
40 inch French White Lawn worth 35c at ISo
.32 inch Madras waisting won h 15c at 9c
36 iBch biack Taite'ta silk waar guaranteed worth 1,25 per yard rt 84c
A large asfortinent of White and all colorssilk 60c value at 39c
Dress Goods
54 inch Bla-k. YaAyaud Brown Brilliantine worth 75c at 47j<ic
KTew Shirts
AU Ihe new styles in sup?rate skirts will now be shown all material Pana
ma cloth Voiles, Serges, Brilliantines and fancy material in Black, Navy,
Gray and Cream Prices range from 1,25 lo 5,50
Lace Curtains
75c i er | air 3 yards long 38 inches wide also
56 inches wide 3)? yards long at f?,50 value at 1,43
36 inches wide '?% yarda long 1,00 value at 49^
Ribbons
100 pieces of Taffeta siik Ribbon at 124?c value at 7o
50 pieces of extra fine Ribbon at 40c value in all colors at 18c
J. RUBENSTEIN,
ADVERTISER BUILDING, -. - EDGEFIELD, S. C,