Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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raf IpM A H v?WicJ?r ".TS SD A Y i FEB. 6. 19C7. n y a .DJat.'s word is as good J)oud--and hie bond is ?lese. shad" season has ope i od !oue have appeared ou th?1 field market yet. ?S Irene Fuller, cf'Loug ?, is visiting at the home of sister, Mre. W. A Byrd. fe Advertiser i? ad Ung n<?w ?8 to its subscriptk)u list. not let-us add youre, if it is tl ready there? !8. Pr. Janies S. B)rd spent al days last week in Coom rith her parent?, Mr. ami lobu Fitzmaurice. ?. N. Ti?. Baile/ returned iturday after spending a I?? Alabama aud Mississippi si ii ess. and Mrs. R. B. Watson Edgefi?ld on Monday ss of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. the latter being (heir niece. grau'd jurors for the year |ud tbe petit jurors for the t?rm of court will be drawu reek. Louk for . them in our Issue, i [and Mrs. Patillo Blalock )d from their wedding jour Monday and ure now a? me of Rev. ai d Mrs. P. P. k. Jno. A. Weir has moved isoriai parlor from the Par? liding into I he building on rn er formerly occupied by jpensary. : county board held its regu [njfhly meeting on Tuesdav, I Mr W. E. Turner had not \d bis commission from Or tho m attar of electing a |or the ensuing year was cen np. (usual first Monday's srowd appear on Monday last. )w pere *ns from a distance town. Jhe rain and mud lop and slush kept many at home who had business I cou n ty scat. J; G. Tompkins, accompa ny Ins two very sweet little tera, Emily and Margery, ia ve to-morrow for Mobile it Go!, and Mrs. J?hu R. ?ins. While away they will down to New Qrleans for lardi Gras. and Mrs. W. W. Rarnsoy,! [gusta, have been the guests and.Mrs. B. B. Jones fori i? days. Mr. Ramtey is the ? member bf tbe progressive )f Ramsey & Jones. |s. J." A. White has goue to ibia to spend a week with White. This g-iod lady de a period of rest and l&crga^L Ve know ?hat she.will-i^L enjoy her stay ni the capi 17 and Mrs. Joseph Kiuard, Ifor Some time have been ?g their home amid the rs and orange groves of la, an- visiting the former's ir, Mni. - Emma Marsh, and Mrs. Eleauor Bailey. . Elijah Timmerman, a na f Edgefield who is highly feted and esteemed among oise people, bas been re |g until recently in Green , where he was superintend f the mill Sunday Behool. A time ago be moved to An il to accept a better position one.of the large mills of ' hat *?8sive city. order to move out all Winter mg, Paute and Overcoats and le roora for our Spring stock, ?ave made a sweeping.reduc of 25 per cent on the price of |se goodB for 15 days. (Jonie be the siz^s are brokon. Dorn & Mims am now dealing in guano and F'uppi'y you with the best |nds on the market. Get my ;es. P. P. Blalock, Jr. PRESCRIPTIONS x>ur special: (Wesolicit your Prescriptions,j or night. . . VE, GUARANTEE pure drugs, ?orate compouuding, and rea-] able prices. W. E. LYNCH & CO. OR SALE: Two fine Jersey iifer Calves (twin?), six months R. H. Mims. jarge assortment of Colgate's ?let Soap. There is nothing j tter. TimmouB Bros. jet Tbe Advertiser jobofficedo ir printing. Satisfaction guar ded on every job sect ou'; from office. lee tbe-Kenyon Rain coats, I'S and wraps of all kinds just (ned at J.' E. Hart. lildren of all ages, size? and BS are wanted to buy solid n, we have them. J. E. Hart. 'Try our '-Lord Caspar" Cigar, ist 5c smoke on the market. Timmous Bros. 'ull stock of shoes and ru''b?rs. 'on want tho b?st give usai May & Tompkins. There are Fix living ex-go^ ore of South Carolina. Thej D. H. Chamberlain, Jobu C S pard, B. R. TillmaD, John < Evans, M. B. McSweeney au C. Heywaid. The State Bavk Exrmmer 6 several days iii Edgefield werk looking into the affaii the two local banks, and i needless to add ibat he fe thP6e' institutions in firet-c condition. Mrs. Dr. Manly Timm ins Mrs. J. E. Hart attended the r Hage of MIVB Lutie Cato to 1 Julius Corppuing ou Wedne? morning loht at Monetta. groom is pastor of the Bap church at Dillon, S. C. The .merchant wbo CMts. di his advertising is not economi2 but is simply curtailing his b UP&S. Advertising ie the grea busiuess-makpr know n 'o world. The merchants who E ceed l'pei,wi:b but few exceptic are lho6e who advertise most. Turing lilia season of lower clouds nod muddy roads, forti smiles lavishly upon the yoi man who can board the train ? call upon bis best girl in a ne by town. SuDh is th^happy lot a young Edgefield bachelor v is next, so rumorabas it, to beoo a-benedict. As to' who it is, will not, but Can-tel-ycu. ' Mr. W. H. Turner, of'the C uer S torc-, leaves for New Y' 'his week to make his spring p chas-s. Mr. Turner bas alwi been au pa? ?y bird in the mat of going to market and be ne1 fails lo catch a good-sized "won in the form of seasonable," sen ble bargains for tbe patrons the Corner Store. One who eat6-au orange as it brought to his table little guep? what various procPBses it h pasted through since leaving t tree; so. too, with other fruii This "Traffic in Fruits" is tl subject of an article which Prc B. T. Gallowjty,^ chief of tho Ut ted Stales Bureau of Plant Tudu try, contributes to .Ihe Youtt Companion of February 14tb. will surprise most leaders by tl novelty of its information. .We direct attentiou to the oe advertisements of Messrs. Ma}T Tompkins. They repn-sent il Globe Tailoiii'g Company, an can make you. an up-to-date [su that is gu?ranteed to fit. 'lb popular ti i m s' ils shoes that con direct from the factory of tl Brjbwu Shoe Company, one of tl largest and most reliable soc make.rs in the country Read Ma & Tompkins' advertisement, an then go see the goods. It is not often that aman maki a protest and tri^s- to prevent raise of $2,500 in his yearly salar y?it this is what Hou.- J. 0. tt\ terson, corgreseman from the 2n district, did in Congress last weet The measure jjcreasing the salz ries of cougreBsmeu and senator came up for a vote, and. Mr. Pal terson voted againet its passage It wrs passed, nevertheless, nm his salary will bc $7,500 per yea instead of $5.000.-Barnwell Sen tine!. Tr'he committee on 1 time ?un place" seUctfd Mountain Creel church as. the place for holding the next Edgefield Baptist asso ciation, but the next session beinj the one-hundredth session of thi association, tbe belief is prevalen that a more central place shouk be chosen for the holding of th< association of 1907. For ibis rea son it is probable-almost cer tain-that the Edgefield churct will be substituted for Moutitair Creek. It is scarcely uecessary tc add that the one-hundredth an niversary of the founding of thc association will be celebrated it a suitable manner. Now is t% tims to prepare you ?arden. We csu supply you wrtt frfieh speds-English Peas, Cab bage, Lettucp, Beets, Onion sets etc. * Timmcu8 Bros. I ara prepared to shoe youi horses or repair your vehicles Having had niueteen years practl cal experience, I am not afraid tc guarantee roy work. Call ou m*> al the Crooker shops ip rear of the court house. W .H. Poweil. Nerv-o-Sol is a new pveparatior. that will give spepdy relief foi headache and neuralgia. Try a bottle. TimmouB Bros. . Egg6 For Sal*: Why not raise fine chickens? I can supply you with eggs-18 for $1.00. I raise Barred Plymouth RockB only, aud have nene but the purest breed. Your orders solicited. J, P. Bates The Mitchell ' and Owensborc wagons have been struok by storm and sunshine but are still in the road, and they always will be. EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE CO. If you want good insurance cheap-at actual cost-let me write you a policy tu the Southern Mutual Lite Insurance Associa tion. . J. H. May. Our oustomers say they have never seen a bed spring to beat the National and Blu9 Ribbon and they never will. Edgefield Mercantile Company^ We always carry complete as sortment of fresh drugs and give especial attention to all prescrip tions sent us. A share of your patrouage solicited. Timraone. Bros. Our Victor No. .1 Bed Springs ?are guaranteed tor 20 years. Noth i ig better on th? market. Ramsey & Jones. Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news papers ls sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It is the great medl in cal triumph of the nine teenth century; dis covered after years of scientific research by ?SQ 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 Swamp-Root is not rec-, ommended for everything but if you have kid ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need, lt has been tested In so many ways, |n hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to pur chase relief and has proved so successful In every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried It, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and send your address to i Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-1 hamton, N. Y. The regular fifty cent and Homo of Bwarap-noot dollar sizes are sr'd by all good druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, lV. Y., on e*'ery bottle, A supply of blank deeds, mcrt gages of real estate, and chattl mortgages just received at this ofSce. Five girls in a fashionab' boarding school have formed 9 societv lo protest earnestly against the new spelling. They sign tbern selve.s Alysse, Mayme, Grayce, Kathryne and Carrye.-Smart Set. Mr. G. A. Griffiu. accompanied by Mr. Hunter, insurauce in spector, went, down to Mr. E. L. Ryau's on Thursday last to ad just the latter's recent loss from fire. Mr. Ryan will receive with out a word the face of his policies. ]?r. J. B. Haltiwanger contem plates making extendive improve men'8onbi8 residence in north pro Edgpfield. After adding a second story, the pulir? building will be beaut if u'ly painted. Contractor W. S. G. Heath in formed thfi writer a few days ago that hp bad received a letter from Dr. E. C. Smith askiug him to come to Williston. Dr. Smith is planning to erect a Jargp, hand some residence and will io?btless engage Mr. H^ath to do the work. Bargains in Overcoats: For fifteen days we will sell all $6 00 overcoats for $4.50, all $8.00 overcoats for $6 00, all $10500 overcoats for $7.50, all $12.00 ovprcoatB for $9.00 A raro oppor tunity for. the overcoatlees man. Dom ?fe Miuis. Surelv South Carolina is a re markable state. She is tho larg?st manufacturer of cotton of^any Southern state, and second in tho Uoiou; she produces more corn peracrp; runs the bigge&t liquor establishment; and has the bigr gpst demagogue in the Senate of anv state. Truly she ie nothing if ,not a leader.-AikenJRecorder. There is much complaint about the quality ot pomp of the-kero sine oil that is being sold on the the local market. Cousumefe^who have used the oil from trftrfceo nle's Oil Company are better pleaded than when they used the product of the Standard Oil com pany. EVPU if- all things were pqua', it behooves the concum~rs of this section to use thu Peoples oil, which company is th? strong est competitor of the Standard Oil octupns in this section. Wijre this competition removed, thp oil trust could charge any price or furiiifh any grade of oil and the consumers would be helpless. Somebody has swapp d ovpr coats with Judgf? Gary without the judge's knowledge or consent. Tuesday morning when he went in ibe court housp, Judge Gary, ae he always does, put his overcoat in the jury room. When the ad journment for dinner was taken the coat was gone aud in its place was au ?.Jd overcoat, which, when hew evidently did not cost over I2.50, ftnd which in its present condition, ia worth-practically nothing. lu the pockets of the coat were two large red handker chiefs.and the judge was teased considerably abcut them. He said that thev were more valuable than the overcoat.-Greenville News. Sp. clacles made up to snit your particular ne^d at lowtst possible pricp Geo. F.-Mimp, Edgpfield, S. C. Just received large shipnjput cf Seed Irish Potat.-es. All of the popular varieties. TimmoiiB Bros. Just received a largs shipment of Buist's celebrated Garden Seed, and all of the' popular varieties or Seed Irish Potatoes. G. L. Penn & Son. Do your lamps Bmoke? Try the Peopled Oil. We handle it. G. L. Peuu & Son. Try my "Cresta" Coffee. Five pounds in air-tight bucket for $1.00 P. P. Blalock, Jr. We want everybody to try a pound of our 12? cents Green Coffee. G.*L. Peuu & SoOj_ Our leathpr seat Rockers are the talk of the town. If you want one hurry. Edzefield Mercantile Company. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? I 'Mrs..Helen Bullock, one of the (national W. C. T. U. organizers, lectured in Joh u a ton on Monday evening. Several Edget?ald ladies had planned to go but the heavy and continuous down pour of Monday washed their plane away. Mr. and. Mrs. John K. Aull are eojouruiug in bur town at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Tomp kins for a few days. Though she returns underjxnother name, Edge field shall never cease to remem ber and love this beautiful girl bride as Kale TcmpkiLH If you reed anything in the cow HUP, whether it *>e a calf, year ling, ox or milch cow, nug up Gus Edmunde?. Having more cows than feed and moue}', Gus will sell at whoiebale.or retail. Fur thermore, he will guarantee bia cows not to kick or butt, but tu give all the butter you need. Those who have been 60 fortu nate as to eed the wedding pres ents of Mr. and Mrs.. Patillo Bla lcck marvel at ih?ir beauty ai.d great variety. The'haod ernest waa ihn gift of the bride's mother, which consisted of several mas sive pieces of silverware that the bride's grandfather, General Ham mond, had made bf silver dollars in France a number of years ago. If heavy loads are hauled over the ruads while the ground is salurated vrith water, they will be made impassable, which is aim isl the case in som? places now. Il would not bo exactly wise or safe for our friends D. P. Self and Pierce Steveup, and others ol' their physical calibre, to t?ke a buggy trip in some '8"ctious ju;t at this time. Certainly nut with two in a boggy. However, atter a . few days of sunshine, conditions will be greatly improved. J. Kubensfph.'s entire stock ic now in the hands of the Clearing House Apsociation for the pur p'se of raising $10,000 in tlip shortest possible time. We aie in formed that the Clearing House Associa!inn are tbe largest con vertira of Block in the Uuit?d Slates and will not attpmptan, undertaking of this kind unless aesured that their policy of utter ly disregarding c >st is concurred in. T.he efon> ?s llovv closed for tlip purpose of invoicing and re marking the stock. From the reputation of this concern we know thai ihe public will have a feant and what, promises to be tbe most sensational and low priced nvrchrwidise offerings that ha^e aver taken place in Edge?eld. Protect your own town aud therefore show that you are in favor of protection. If protection is good for the ua'iou it is good for the town. As townspeople we should favor our town above every other as the growth and develop ment of it is what will enhance the value of all property both in and about it. Then buy your dry eoode, groceries, hardware, furni- 1 ture, etc., at home;- have ypur printing, your blacksmithing, your shoermakiug done at home;* 1 patrouize your home in every in stance that you can. The success of our merchants and mechanic? mea ns new business hou'es aud. ' refidencpp,. additional d maud-5 for labor nf variou? kinds. To the farmer a firs>clafp. town affords a better market for his grain, a bat ter trading point, and such a town is bound toincroape the value ot bi? laud. Ui.quf stionably Vin union there is strength."-Ex. Wanted, a Bartender. Th* other da> I picked up a newspaper, and glancing over the advertisements, for help, read as follow: "Wanted-A Bartender-must be a total abstainer. Apply." etc. . Is not that a curious advertise ment? What should we think of such an advertisement in any other Hue of business? How would an advertisement like this lock? "Wanted-A salesman iu a shoe store. Ho must go barefoot whiie on duty. Apply a^ Black's Shoe store." What other business finds il necessary or desirable to advertise for help pledged to make no use of the goods sold? Can it be that the liquor Iraflic finds it bas wrought so great demoralization ampng its followers that it .is forced to draw upou temperance or total abstinence fanatice iu order to continue its business? Laucaster News. I have purchased the carriage and repair shop of the late B. J Crookei and will conduct tho business at the Bani? stand ap heretofore. I am well equipped with material and solicit your bushiest?. I guaranteo satisfac tion on every jo sent out from the shop. W. H. Powell. WANTED: Fifty head of thin young cattle, one or two years old preferred. Also seoond-hand barbed wire wanted. W. J. Gaines, Trenton, S. C. Art squareB in all co'ors and eiz-B $3 00 to $10.00. These are bargains that you oaii?ot afford to mips. ETJGEFIELD MERCANTILE CO. Very large assortment of Al lau's Perfun.ery in all of the deli cate and popular odors. There is nothing better on the market. Timmons Bros. Try our delightful "Cresta" Coffi e-5 pound bucket for $1. P. P. Blalock, Jr. HELP ?S OFFERED TO WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE We earnestly request all young1 persona, no matter how limited their means Dr education, who wish to obtain a thorough business training and {food posi tion, to write by first mail for our ?reat half-rato offer. Success, independence and probable fortune are guaranteed. Don't delay. Write today. The ?a.-Ala. Business College, Macon, Ga. Two Friends Entertained. . It .wasv.the .writer's pleasure to entertain two mud-bound and water-bound friends, - Mr. J. M. "Miner and.Mr. J. J. Langley, in pur borne Monday night.. Mr. Miner,'-wnp ie au "unreconstruct ed old T*bel", is witty aud original iii conversation and a8 active in body as. wh n ne firpd upon the ?'Blue Coals." Mr. "Miner sa ye lhat.i'f he could replace hie lost I imbibe would not consider him self over, twenty years of age. Our friend Air. Langley converges very interestingly upon the conditions in Oklahoma and Iudiau Territo ry. Hemade a trip to that section some mouths ago with a party, and purchased four lots in a new ly-Battled -town in Oklahoma. He is thoroughly in love with the "wild and. woolly west," aud would .like to . live there. The lauris are-y?ry fertile, tte Boil in pJac^B being eigl.t or ten feet in depth. No fertilizer ie required at all. In /apt,'he aaw^ farmers clean ing out their stables .and dump ing the manure in a pile out of the way, instead of hauling it in the fields. Death of Three Confederate Veter ans. . . Surely and steadily lue veter ans of-the Civil War are passing away. In less than two days la6t week three Edgofield county vet erans crossed the river. The first of these'was .Mr. Stanmore Burler Ryan who died on January the 29th at the home of his eldest ?on, Mr. Pierce' F. Byan, with whom he has presided for some years. About five years ago Mr. Ryan sustained a fall, inflicting iu juries'th'at. disabled him during che remainder of life. Enor to this accident, be visited our town 'rtqueutly and waa always most heartily^ greeted by many-warm friends/i-Mr. Ryan was a loyal and patriotic citizen and a brave soldier, who rendered valuable s^rvices^'in the troublous tirais ol ihe sixties. Ho was a generous and.kiitd neighl)or. The funeral of Mr. Ryan was .conduced at Horn's'' Creek church by that venerable and s viii!ly man of God, Re\\: J: ;P:' Mi-aling, who has been a liie-iol-g friGiid uf the family. The deceased ist-urvived by two sons, Mr. Pi? ree F. Rvan, and Mr. Walter Hill Rvan. The lut er resides at Clar-k's Hill. The second veteran In answ-r the last rill cal! was Mr. Pugh Junes who died on' Weduesday night ;laat.:For several years Mr. Jone's hus >ieeu residing at Ridge Spring und in-Augu^ta but sine* the recent. death of Mr. B. J. Crooker'he bas been living alone at'tbe Lewis Jones place in Edge field. He was sick only a-day or two, and- , before many of his friends missed him from our streete thby were informed of his death. His demise causes another gap in the Tanks of the followers of Lee ??d Jackson. The remaius were :laiid,.to rest in the family burial ground; Rev. Marviu Auld conducting Ihe funeral. Information has been received in Edge'field to the effect that Mr. J?mea.Bigham died in Savanuah pu Thursday ia^t. He was a native of Edgefield county but had been living for.some time with relatives in Savannah: If we are correctly informed, Mr. Bight.m also be longed to .tba rauks of the Con federate veterans. SCHLOSS: FineCIothei The sale will bi ant The following prices w All $2. All $3. All $4. All $5. All $3. All $4. All $5. Pants now Pants now Pants now Pants now Boys Suits a Boys Suits a Boys Suits a Come early before th these prices. Endorsed By The County. "The most popular remedy iu Otsego county, and the best friend of my family," writes Wm M Dielz, editor and publisher of the Otsego Journal, Gilbe.tsville, N. Y., is Dr. King's New Discovery. It has proved to be au infallible cure for coughs and colds, making short work of the worst of them. "We always keep a bottle in the house. I believe it to be tho most valuafife prescription known for lung a nd I h ron t diseases. Guaran teed to .?^ver disappoint the taker. Price 50c and 1 00. Trial bottle free. G. L. Penn & Sou W. E. Lynch & Co. W. P. Fife, the evangelist who held a meeting in Edgefield some years ago, and who later became the promoter of a western oil and mining concern, died in St Louis several days ago. . He was about fifty years of age. Fresh Buckwheat' and Georgia Syrup. G. L. Penn & Son. Buggies, Surries and Harness| AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICE. Guaranteed for 12 mo*., built for Styli. Qaailrr and Durability. Weean ur? you $25.00 OD the perchase o' a Boor, Run about or Surrey. Oar complete catalog Na 6 1* Free for the asking. John Foster Co., 265-271 Decatur St., Atlanta, Ca. I We purchased a very heavy stock of CLO THING, PANTS and OVERCOATS, but the Winter has been so extremely mild that: we are over-stocked. In order to move these goods .and make room for our Spring stock, which will soon jbegin to arrive, we have decided to make a sweep ling reduction of 25 Per Cent ON ALL Clothing, Pants and Overcoats. Not a garment will be reserved. This is not a catch sale but an honest, busin^ss > like proposition. All goods are marked in plain figures and, though you may not be a judge of J goods, you can see"what Great Bargains you are securing. igin on Friday, February the 8th I continue for 15 days. rill show you what you save by buying nov: $1.50 $2.25 $3-00 $3-75 t $2.25 t $3.00 t $3-75 All $5.00 Suits and Overcoats now $3.75 All $6.00 Suits and Overcoats now $4.50 All $S.oo Suits and Overcoats now $6.00 All $10.00 Suits and Overcoats now $7.50 All $12.00 Suits and Overcoats now $9.00 All $15.00 Suits and Overcoats now $11.25 All $20.00 Suits and Overcoats now $15.00 will be charged at these prices, e sizes are broken. The goods will not remain long at Ty Der's Dyspepsia Bern edy. Many Have- Dyspepsia and Don't Know It; Do you belch up wind? Taste your food after eating? ??re you pale and haggard? Does your heart flutter? Are you dizzy? Do you have pains io side cr back? Risings or pimples on the skin? Are you low spirited? Bad tr-)atb? Headache? Weak kidneys? Bilious? Constipated? ^re yon ner vous? If so you have Dyspepsia, and il is a dangerous condition. To cure, take Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy, It is made for just such troubles. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy removes acids from the stomach, strengthens weak stomachs, aod cures Dyspepsia or In digestion. Druggists or by express 60 cents a bottle. Money refunded if it fails to cure, Medical advice aod cir cular free by writiog to Tyoer Reme dy Co, Augusta, Ga. We solicit your prescrip tion business. Utmost care is exercised in compounding prescriptions and only pure, fresh drugs are used. Our prices are very reasonable, G. L. PENN & SON. Large -assortment of beautiful Glassware and China of all kinds' at very reasonable prices. I invite the ladies to call. R. T. Scurry. ?WWWWWWW^WWWWW Blankets, Comforts and heavy . underwear will soon be in demand and we have them at correct prices.. J. E. Hart. My 5 and 10 cents counters are Siled with many useful articles. . Especial valma in Enameled Ware. R. T. Scarry. Dr. Tompkins, Jule Holstein, Dr. Jones and others are sleeping on National springs. Why don't you. ridgefield Mercantile Company. Beautiful Rugs and Art Squares all sizes and attractive designs.-. Ram Fey & Jones. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Notice is hereby given that all per sons having claims against the es tate of , the late B. J. Crooker, deceased, with present the same ?[at once duly attested and all persons indebted to said estate will make pay ment to O. L. Miller, Trenton, ?3. C., or'to the undersigned Coy C. Wood, Admx. of Est. B, J. Crooker, deed. Edgefleld, S. C. Jan. 18,1907. Buy your next suit of clothes from us aud save money. May & Tompkins. Wear 5 Star and Red seal shoes. We sell them. May & Tompkins. INSURANCE When placing your Insur ance give me a call. I rep resent a very strong line of FLIRTS-. Insurance Companies, our Agent for the - largest Insurance Co. I will ap preciate a share of yourbusi ness. 1 can be found at my office-Office No. 2---over Baak of? Edgefteld. James TT. JNJXMife* Just received delightful Roast ed Coffee, 15 to 25 cents per pound. Timraone Bros. If you waut the finest Felt Mat tress made, let us sell you a "Rex" or a "Dexter," There is nothing better. . . Rsamey & Jones. T/MMO/\fS & CORLEY, SURGEON DEMISTS, Appointments at Trenton on Wednesdays. Crown and Bridge Work a Special ty. ANTED-Buyers for Gasoline En-" gines, Steam En gines, Saw Mills, Cotton Gins, Presses etc. E. J. NORRIS TEG? BANK EDGE FIELD. EDGEFIELD, S. C. State and County Depository. DIRECTORS. J. C. SHEPPARD, W. W. ADAMS, J. H. BouKNiGHT, T. H. RAINSFOSD J. M. COBB, B. 8. HOLLAND, . A. S. TOMPKINS, C. C. FULLEE, W. E. PRESCOTT. OFFICERS. J. C. SHEPPARD, President. W. W. ADAMS, Vice-Preildent. E. J. MIMS. Cashier J, H. ALLEN, Ass't Cashier! Pays interest on deposits by special contract. . Money to loan on liberal terms, p/otnpt and polite attention to bas? ness. ' YOUR Account Solicited.