Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, February 20, 1907, Image 3

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WEDNESDAY, FZB. SO, 1907. Local Laconics. Will . Orange blossoms be iu Kidence ,iu Edgefield or Faifa ?ext; week? Miss Mrnnie Lee Lanhem was ie guests of Friends in-Aiken on Sunday last. > . Mrs. G. D. Mime and her little [laughter Sallipare spending some lime at their couut?v homo near Wfa. A supply of blank deeds, nie ri vages.of real estate, ai d chattle mortgages jnst received at.-this [office. Mr. T. L. Timmerman who is it present with Messrs'. Bussey & 3arswell, i?f Augusts, speut Tues lay in.?dgeSe?d. If is probable (bat he will return to bis native town tb remain permanently. lu the death of ber sister, Miss [amie Kingsman, at .her home in ?harleston on Wednesday irst, [rs James B. McKin, bas the leepest sympathy of our commu nty.. The ordinance-of baptism was Ldrainistf red to little Miss - Flor inca P^ak, Miss Lillie May Bussey trod Cadet Burkhalter at the Bap ist church on". Sunday morning ast. is ' ' ? Under the stato dispensary jystem, there were 82 county dis-, leneariee aud 25 beer dispensa ries located in .25 "couuties, the lemainder of the counties hay iu g roted opt whiskey. Mr. anrl Mrs. Charles Maxwell 1 ?united with the Methodist church by. letter on Sunday last. Mr. taswell is the proprietor of tbe Idgefield bottling works and for ?erly resided in southwest Geor gia. Dr. Thomas Bailey, or Green rille, was married on Wedoes lay last to Miss Mary Hampton [cMillau, at the latter's home (nearBamberg. Col. and Mrs. F. |N. K. Bailey attended the - mar riage. * ^.resb^ Shipment of- ..Cakes and |Crackere*ai Timmons Bros. The four banks io l5dge??ld county pay, in the aggregate, $?40 toward the salary of the bank ex* -aminer. The two banks at Edge field and the one at Johnston pay $40 each' and the bank at Trenton pays $20. " M i ss "Coy Wood has Bone to .make her .home with relatives at Ridge Spring, aiid will bfi ^greatly missed by ber- Edgefield ?friends. Let us hope that she will make frequent visits to her old thorne. ;??ftert'Bejn?? at* home on ? sick -?i^sjoueh for: several weeks. Mr. .iM.??^ Watson bas returued to hi ^ .' duties at th? dry goods store of' Mr. J. W.-Paak. Alex is now hale l^au'd,hearfy;'ahd TPtrong, and looks - as if he \could eat about four ^square meals a day. ? . , Larg? assortment of beautiful Embroidery and Laces just re . coi vf d. J. W. Peak. ' The price of-field peas has gone .'so high .that it will require a long pock?t-book to reach them about planting "time. A goutleman re marked-Jo the writer a few days '.ago that instead of being sold by the bushel, peas will soon ba priced by tho dozen. How rb a ny dozen will you need? I am now dealing in guano and eau t?opply you with the best brands on the market. Get nay prices. P; P. Blalock, Jr. Beginning, the- first of March, the post-office department will is sue one-cent stamps in books bf twenty-four stamps'each which will be sold at twenty-five eiuts per 9bok'~. Capt. W. fl. Brunsou k^eps abreast of the times and will rrrake requisition for a sup ply of these books, which will be on sale at the Edgefield office the latter part of Marcb. : PRESCRIPTIONS our special - ty. We solicit your Prescriptions, dav or night. WE GUARANTEE pure drugs, accurate compounding, and rea sonable prices. W. E. LYNCH & CO. Mr. Jno. H. May is still writing insurance iu tbe.Southern Mutual Life Insurance Association. His policies are very attractive to those who are jerking cheap, at tbe same time siire, insurance. In Mr. May's company you pay for what you get and g*jt just what you pay for. There ar? no high salaried officers nor heavy sundry expenses ' conuected with its management. Ask bim to explain its modus operandi to you. Early in.Af arch Rev. J. J. Tavr lor, ,on? of the . missionaries to Brazil? accompanied by his wit* and iihildren, will come to Edgep field to spend several weeks. From this place ho will visit all of the churches in this vicinity. Rev. Mr. Taylor bas a son a.t tbe 8. C. C. I. who is an exceedingly bright and promising boy. Largo assortment of Colgate's "Toilet Soap, There is nothing better. .Timmons Bros. Try our . "Coronation" and .'Snowflake"Flour. None better. P. P. Blalock, Jr. See tr??" Kenyon Rain coat--, Furs and wraps of. all .kinds just ODened at MrsvJ. IC. AHe? spent Su in Edgefield as the gn^st'o sister, MTS; Ida S. Stevens. : Senator T. Garrett Ta1? Hon. J. W. DeVore and Ho E. Nicholson returned to I field.cn Saturday to pureu even, tenor of their ways, forty days of. close.applicatk legislative duties. Tb? March term of court last for three weeks.'; The e first week will be consumed criminal business, and the se and third weeks, will be de\ to civil busin?ss. There are three persons in jail but se\ are on bond. The pittance that Confed< veterans have received in form cf peu8ious will be slig increased this year. The leg ture very, properly, increased pension ftind-from $225,001 $250,000,. of whicb amount sum of $5 000 has been set ? to provide artificial limbs for veterans ?rho need them;. Some of the young ladies of town have resurrected or re ganized their tennis club. Bes being delightful sport, there ii more health-giving outdoor ercise than tennis. "Now that college boys are . beginning twirl tho* base ball, the coll girls will have to form their nis and basket-ball clubs. We- were pleased to le through ono, of " the leadiug n chants of EdgefieJd a few d ago that plow steels are about cent per pound cheaper than year. Every little helps, and farmers, r.s well as those of ot occupations, need all the h they c?n get at this time. Mrs. Dr. J. B. Black came from Bamberg on Friday tov hpr son and Col. aud.Mrs.' F. K. Bailey at tb? college. Black, who' has been a very act and useful member of the sent joined her on Saturday. Hay been away from hom? during spsaiou of the legislature, ] Black was' forced to hasten Bamberg ou Monday. What constitutes a load for < mule, or horse? -We see some oi horss .wagems loaded with tbr some with four, and others w as many as five sacks, of. guai It appears to the writer that h a ton .is too much for one, hio] or mule to purl for a'diatance fifteen milps over Edgefield roai The roads are firm now and io t main very good, but lhere E Bteep hills to climb. Nothing gained by ovejloadi?g stock. Mr. James B. Kennerly car in off the road to ?peud/ sever cl ay s 'at bis o 1 ?Lhome before goii ro'Chicago for new fall sam?le Fn spite of the gloomy putloc Mr. Konnerly has by dint of hai stork sold more shoes t> da'e thf he did last year. He will h-ave tl latter part of the week for Chic ?;o| w be rt hu will spend a week J more iu the factory befor^goii ?ut wif.b bis fan? .?samples. ; Bargains-in Wiuter Good? i^p.maliiDg reduced jprices rn a Winter Goods, audcau save - ye money. J. W. Peak. Cornmenciog on Sunday, Marc the l(jtb, a seri'ps of meetings wi be held in the Edgefield Baptif sburch. Dr. W. E. Hatcher, < Richmond; will assist" Dr. C. ? Burts in couductiug the meetiug Dr. Hatcher is one of the foremos ministers of the Baptist persuti don in ?he south, and this com munity is exseedingly fortunat iu having him accept the invita tion to labor among us for a sea ion. Talk up the meeting witl everybody you meet in order tha Dur people may be prepared ii rm od and heart for .a genuine rc ciyal". We always carry complete ?6 sortaient of fre3b drugs and giv especial attention to all prescrip lions sent us. A share of you patronage solicited. . TimmonsBros. Mr. Joe Eve Miras has pur chased the entire livery business including buggies, carriagee horses, good will, etc., from Mes srB. B. L. Jones & Sou and wil contiuue it iu the Holland stablei in rear of tbs court houEe. Messrs Joues & Son will continue thi sale and feed business at theil new stable. Mr. Mime is wei equipped aud will conduct a first class, up-to-date' livery busuiess giving personal attention to everj detail. Being very popular with the drummers and the public generally, Mr. Mims is certain tc reap a "large measure of success. Beautiful Rockers, Diniug Chairs, Centre Tables and Dining Tablep, all of which will make very appropriate haliday gifts. Ramsey & -Jones. Nerv^Sol is a new preparation that will give speedy relief for headache and neuralgia. Try a bottle. TiramouB B*os. "Eggs For Sale: .Whynot raise fine chickens? I cati supply you with eggs-13 for $1.00. I raise Barred Plymouth Rocks only, and have none but the purest breed. Your orders solicited. J. P. gates The Mitchell and Owensboro wagons have been struck by storm and sunshine but are still in.tBe road, and they always will be. ;". 'EDQEFIEIJ) MERCANTILE CO. - If you want good iusuraDce cheap-at actual coBt-let me write yon'a policy in the Southern Mutual Lite Insurance Associa tion. J. H, May, Our customers say. they, have never seeu a bed spring to beat the National and Blus Ril.ton and they never will.' . ?dg?field Mercantile Companyj : J v J . ' . ? : . ^ .viv'.- . .; .-* . " ?' : ? . .Of trw fraternal Ordt?r:-* iii Edgp.fi' Id, none are- in a morr flourishing conditio.-! than the Knights of Pythias. Their present membership numbers forty-odd and their rank* aro constantly en larging. Mr. W. Holloway Har line. Mr. R.C. Padgett and Mr. Bi P: Blalock, Jr., have rf ceutjy beeo initiated. Happy is the mau who bas sev fni bales of ottou laying about .bis premisss and can take a bale to market when he needs some cash. Mr. .S. N. Timmerman brought two bales down yesterday, ard sold them for ll cents p^r pound. He says he can keep cot ton but cau't keep tht money. For a sprained ankle the follow ing lotion is a good one: Put the white of an egg into a saucer, keep stirring it with a piece of alum about the size of a walnut, until it becomes a thick jelly. Ap ply a portion of it on. a piece of lint to the ankle, changing' it for a fresh' piree as often as it feels warm or dry. The limb should be kept in a horizontal position ?by plaoiug it on a chair.-Ex. We want everybody to try a pound of our 12? cents Green Coffee'. G. L. Penn & Son. Among the many bills of inter est iu the legislature, says the Lexington Dispatch, is one in troduced by Representative Nich olson, of Edgefield, which carries an appropriation of $3,500 for the entertainment of Confederate Veterans at t.be'r ?unual reunions. This is but just and right, for the men who wore the grey are fast passing away, aud it will not bs jong before they> ill have all pass ed over tbe 'iver. Ev?rybody in to "vu.knows where .'Lovers' Laue'1 is, but did you know that Edgefield now has a ''Lovers' Avenue*'? The beautiful^ aveuuo leading south from' the Lo r?8 ??nf.8 place bas been api.ly named ''Lovers' Avenue" J?y.a verv happy, newly married couple that visited, in Edgefield recently. The romautic environment of this avenuo is said to be very inspiriug and, borrowing the idea of Byron, will make "Soft eyes look love to eyo8-which speak again." Now is tb.e time to prepare your garden. Weean supply you with fresh seeds-Euelish Peas, Cab bage, Lettuce, Beets, Onion setF, etc. Timmcns Bro?. Mr. Joe Gordon Holland's fame as an expert ballist has gone abroad. He has been engaged to coach the bose ball team of Clem J50U.college for the present season. After a stay of a month or six weeks at Clemson, Joe will nsume the plac-? on the South Atlantic league, which he beid last season. A baekman was arrested i be ocher day for driving his horse witbout-baviug fed if; for some' time. This is good. Qolumbia is away ahead of other rplaces Ar. looking cut for the dumb brh'tes. No greater work can bo done by the. police department tbau rescu ing, th^se unfortunate beasts from 2 the'hands1 of individuals who are 1 worse often than brutes.-Colum- ( bia Recordv c -The very presence of a humane society in Edgefield bas beeu hoou'jto' many maltreated beasts of burden. i'reshBuckwheat and Georgia Syrup. . G. L. Penn &.S?u., . The corps of workmen who have for several weeks been engaged in rebuilding the telephone sys tem of the towu have about com pleted their work, which has beeu doue in a first-class manner. There is probably not another town in the scate that has a bet ter'equipped system than has Edgefield. In future there should be uo complaint about the ser vice. "Central1 has been moved into the front r ooma over, the Tim mous drug ?tore. ?Beginning on the first of March,'continuous ser vice will be given. Mr Walter Hill, ?on ot Mrs. Maggie Hill will be the night operator. On account of this additional service the rate will be increased. Our leather seat Rockers are the talk of the town. If you want one hurry... Edzefield Mercantile Company. DO . YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful H (' ?v - cures' made by Dr. ~r '?1 -vFj h Kiimer's Swamp-Root, fi IJ ^e ?reat kidney, liver S / ti an- bloter remedy, -j J [p^Sj Ls- It ?5 the great niedj. - fiX 1 ca'tr'umph of the nine Ijlf.teenth century; dls \aOr) lill coversd ai:cr years oi if 1 il . i m "?il scientific research by lr ter ri^Kft Dr. Kilmer, thc emi li - -Me?s^ - " nent 1:idn^y and blad ^-??sa?^-->- . der specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly puring ?ame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trour bles arid Bright's Disease, whiph is the worst forrn. ef kidney trouble, Dr/KUrner's. Swamp-Rpot is not rec ommended for every thing but if you h,ave kif]? ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be foun4 just the remedy you need. It has been tested jp so many ways| in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to pur chase relief and {ia? proved sp - successful jp eyery case that a special arrangement hs? been made-by which all readers of this paper who tiav?rjof already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mi.il, also a book telling more, about Swamp-Root and how tc find out if you have kidney pr bladder trouble, Wfl?n wrfiing m?nt jon reading this generous offer in. thtspaper and f&&**r^ send your address to rff^i?Sf^^^?iHiiH^ Dr. Kilmer 8c Co.,Bing- ?SP?iS?5S? hamto?, N. V. The *s^S?S?^^o regular fifty cent and Homo of sw?mp-aoov dellar sijjes are ?r'd by all goo'd. druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remember . the name, Swamp TLoot, Dp. JCilmer'6 Swaurp-Poot, and the address, Binghamton, N Y., on e,Tery bottle. The guano movement is quit heavy now. At present the ind ICM:'. tion8 aro that, thpre will bo ae much used *i.i tbis vicinity as there was las) year. One local ?dealer stated to The AdvertiserV represeutative a few days ago tba' be has already delivered more up to this date than be had for the same period ot 1906. Just as hundreds of persons were thrown out of employment by the closiug of the barrooms four^eeu years ago, so it~has been with the closing of the state dis pensary. Besides the 6-5 constables and the .102 employes of the state dispensary, the county boards and dispensers io 25 countif-s lose their positions. Some of these will', doubtless regain their positions *vben the nove order of things is j established under the new law. Just received large ?h ipment of Seed Irish Potatoes. All of the popular varieties, * Timmons Bros. An Embarrassing Situation. It wasn't a Missouri editor but a printer's devil who was going through his first experience on '.makin' up" fosms. The paper was late and the boy got the gal leys mixed. The first part of the obituary notice of a pecuuious citizen bad been dumped in the forms, and the ii?xj: handful of type came off of a galley descri bing a recent fire. It read like this: "The pall bearers lowered the body to th?: grave and as it was cousignetl to the-flames there were few if any regrets, for the old wrecK had been an eyesore to tbe town for years. Of^ course there was individual loss, "hut that was fully covered by insur ance." The widow thinks the edi-' tor wrote I he obituary that way because the lamented partner ot her joys and sorrows owed him five years' subscription. Mrs. F. M. Warren Has Returned From Florida. The editor of The Advertiser enjoyed the equivalent of a trip to Florida cn last Saturday. Mrs. F. M. Warrnu who recently re turned from a month's "tay with h^r sou. Mr. Frank Warren, of Orlando, Fla., called at our office, and during the conversation gave us a , graphic description of th9 many sights in the "Laud of Flowers" ttiat came under her coservation. A portion of her etay in Florida" wass^ent at the borne of Mr. Scott" .Warren who resides 150 miles 6oulh of Orlando lt. was exceedingly interesting to hear Mr?. Warren 6peak of the fruit growing and trucking inter ests around Orlando. One grower sold $4,000 worth of lettu.ee from four acres, and oue packing house alone which she visited had ship ped 250 00U boxes of oranges ibis season. Pineapples and bauauas UP grown arou/dOrlando, as well is.oranges and grape, fruit! lu January she feasted upon -toma toes, uew crop Irish potatoes and nany .other vr-gHtab.'es-; that are not ready for the table in this sec tion until about May or June. ' . Mr. Frank Warren, Jr., had the lood fortune to marry ? lovely md very noble little woman ot 3rlaudo,.. a JVliss Montague, who somes from a branch of the old Vioutaguo family of Virginia, one ?>f the first families of that state Frank will bring his wife to visit lis Edgffield relatives next sum uer. If you would like to be trans sorted to the very heart of the :ruit and flower belt of Florida* for >ne htu , just a. k Mrs. Wans j to jive you an account of her trip. Just-received a large shipment >f Buist's celebrated Garden Seed, ind ali of the popular varieties DI Seed Trish Potatoes. G. L. Penn & Son. PHOTOGRAPHS: I am . nt vork agaiu and will be glad to }?e my friends and customs Have you a good photograph of ?ach member of your family? R, H. Mim8. Fresh Force, Oatmeal,? Postum, Grape Nuts and Buckwheat at Timmons Bros. Sec cur Dress goods, Outing Waisting, and colton fabrics of all kinds. J. E. Hart. ArJ squares in all co'ors and siz-B $3 00 to $10.00. These are bargains that you caunot afford to rni?'S. EUGEFIELD MERCANTILE CO. Vety large assortment of Al lan's Perfumery in all of the deli cate tnd popular odors. There is nothing better on tbffmarket. Timmons Bros. Try our delightful "CreBta" Coffee-5 pouud bucket for $1. P. P. Blalock, Jr. Don't buy a grate cr heater un til you have seen.ours. EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE CO. Do your lamps smoki*? Try the People's Oil. bandin it, G. L. Pt un & Son. Try my "Cresta" Coffee. Fiv?; pounds in airtight bucket for $1.00 P. P. Blaicok, Jr. Lee The Advertiser job office do your printing. Satisfaction guar anteed on every job sent out from tbis office, Larga stock- of Trunks and Leather Suit CaseB at very low prices. Ramsay & Jones. Children of all.-' ages, S?ZPP and spxes are wanted to buy solid shoes, we have them. / J. E. Hart. ' ' - , $ . . .., -7: u ~ . .... -,:i^x it with alum food by thc "Have a delicious, p come in. To t>e sure of Royal makes & ? iffe: Petit Jury, Second Week. * J C Long, W H Thurmond, W J White, J B Minick, B S Hol land, W a Mallett, W O Allen, H M Herlong, Lewis Holmes, 8 B Marsh, M A Mime, W M Rob erson, A J Mobley, R H Parles, E J Norris, L, A McGee, W E Free land, J W Marsh, J D Eidsou, W tl Ryan, T E Bvrd, R N Broad water, E S Reynolds, T A Broad water, Homer Williams, H W McKie, J H Clark. T W Glanton, Ja mea,B McKie. Will Winn, H E Buucb, E L Yonce, Thoa, Mathis, A. L Bronson, J W Ypnce, J R Boddie. Death of a Young; Man. Mr. Wayland Norris, the eldest sou of Mrs. Alice S. Norris, died it bis mother's home iq the Elm wood s.cliou ou Saturday night ast. He was about thirty years of ige. Mr..Norris bas always boen i frequent visitor to Edgefi ld IQ ti 1 some mouths ago. For some ime declining health has kept iiuT close afb o op e. The deceased vae a grand-eoti of the late Shem* iel Nicholson, and it was in the 'am i ly bu rial ground that the inn erm eut took pla'ce ou Monday af ernoou. Prayer. Meeting Topics Edgefield j - - Baptist Church. ?.eb. 20th.: Jesus at Jae ob's Well, : John 4:1-16. ?eb. 27th. ' Sabbath Cure at Bethesda, * John 5 :1-14. 'tar. 6th liar. 13th. iar. 20th. ?ar. 27th. Sipr. 3rd. \pr. 10th. \pr. 17th. ipr. 24th. Miracle of Loaves and Fish es, John 6:1-14. Slavery and Freedom, John 8:31-34 Healing of the Man born Blind, John 9:1-ll. Jesus, the Good Shepherd. John .10:1-18, ' Washing the Disciples' Feet. John 13:1-14. The Vineand the Branch es, John 15:1-12. Jesus Prays for His Dis ciples, John 17:15-26. Thomas' Test. John 20 19-29. Let the Redeemed of the Dord Bay io.-Psalm 107:2. . Spectacles made up to suit your particular need at lowest possible price. Geo. F Mime, Edgefield, S. C. Spriug Goode: Fresh arrivals in Madras, Mercerized Waistiugs, Gingham, otc We invite the ladies to see them. J. W. Peak. RUBBER TIRE'S: I have a machine for resetting your old tires pr putting ou new ones. Bes! rubber tires carried in 6tock. All work guaranteed. W. H. Powell. Endorsed By The County. "The most popular remedy in Otsego county, and the best friend of my family," writes Wm M Dietz, editor aud publisher of the Otsego Journal, Gilbertsville, N. Y., ia Dr, King's New Discovery. It bas proved to be an infallible cure for ooughs and colds, making short work of the worst of them. We always keep a bottle in the house. I believe it to be the most valuable presoription kuowu for luug and throat diseases. Guaran teed to never disappoint the takor. Price 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free. G. L. Penn & Son W. ,E Lynch; & ?o, Bond jour Bavlups to this sirona, sound, coq servatlvo Savings Hank. On raquc.st wq will sen' you-FRElfl,-a'supply of our "ItynU Messen?^ Money Manors" ior tho siifo ',.-.?>T>*uils!.lari or coln 01 currency In M?kln? b(\nU ?IcpasMa t>y niall. Yoi cariBendsro^UdupoK?lRCiiohTvcou.nn?iis * /\S yonr Bnvlng^ accmnu'l^t'i will Issnoyou/g t^v_ oertincatcs of deposit busrlnjr liitorcstifc?i S fi ^ tho liberal Tato of. A.V^ v something from the pantry You remember the hunger you .-Home cooking counts for much in the child's health,; do not imperil i use of poor ^baking powder. ure, home-made murrin, cake or biscuit ready when they the purity, you must use renee in your kome-^a. difference in your lhealt? a difference ks your cooking? ..... k absolutely ' Be as careful to keep the w^ede Try our "Lord Caspar" Cigar, out of the minds ot your'childien Best 5c smoke on the m&rket, as you are to keep them out of . Timmons Bros. your'garden. But remember some thing will grow there. If you don't plant them with good grain, the " .... r . , , , taree will take root iu spite of Full stock of shoes and rubbers. you. Keep a library of guod clean !If y?u want tho be8t ?lve ua * books, and by all meany keep your ,, " m borne paper before them.-Ex. f Ma? & Tompkins., Use AIL Ani mal Matter Ammoniates SWIFT FERTILIZER WORKS9 High Grade Fertilizers. Office 911, 912, 913 Prudential Building:. ATLANTA, GA. TO FARMERS: For Cotton cultivation, a reliable fertilizer made strictly from ALL ANIMAL MATTER AMMONIATES, Dried Blood, and meat and bone Tankage, shou'd be used. We use notuing else as an ammoniate. Swifts Beliable fertilizers willjnot ,eat the roots of. plants in dry weather nor leach\ in wet weather, which can be attributed to Cot ton Seed Meal fertilizers Write us for our new 1907 booklet. Oar fertil izers are dry and suita ble for Drilling and al ways un i for nj in quality Use Palmetto High Grade 8-3-3, Planter's 8 2-2 for cotton and corn. For Sale by Wo W. ADAMS, Edgeftold, C. WINTER CLEARING S?LE. For Thirty Days. We are offering some Great Bargains in ?Blan kets, Comforts, Skirts, Cloaks, Furs, Dress Goods Heavy Underwear, Winter Goods generally. These prices are for Spot Cash only. No goods charged at these cut prices. Yours truly, JAS. E. HART Get your Laundry in Tuesdays. ring Samples We have on display The Globe Tailoring Compa ny's ,line of samples and invite you to inspedtit. We have represented this house for several years and say without fear of contradiction that they have No Superiors and few equals. We satisfy you or keep the clothes. What more could yon ask? An expert cuttei from the house will be here very soon. If you want the best in clothes, wait for hi m. [JO^Will announce the dat e later. AY & TOMPKINS GUANO, GUANO. f We handle Southern States Phosphate & Fertilizer Co's goods. p, & E. A. D. Bone. Augusta High Grade. Acid of All Grades. These goods are now in warehouse ready for deliver}'. es & Son and. Don't' ?nd? Taste your . Are you pale and your heart flutter? Are -jzyM)o you have pains inside cr back? Risings or pimples on the skin? Are you. low spirited? Bad {Math? Headache? Weak kidneys? Bilioua? Constipated? .?re you uer yous? If so you have Dyspepsia, and it is a dangerous condition. To cure, take ryner's Dyspepsia Remedy, It is made for just such troubles. Tyner'a Dyspepsia Remedy removes acids from the stomach, strengthens weak stomachs, and cures Dyspepsia or In digestion. Druggists or by express 50 ?centsa bottle. Money refunded if it fails to cure, Medical advice and cir cular free by writing to Tyner Reme dy Co, Augusta, Qa. We solicit your prescrip I tionjbusiness. 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. 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 filled with many useful articles.- ? Especial valu sa in Enameled Ware. R. T. Scurry. Dr. Tompkins, Jule Holstein, Dr. Jones and others are sleeping an National springs. Why don't you. idgefield Mercantile Company. Beautiful Rugs and Art Squares ?ll sizes aud attractive designs. Ramsey & Jones. Buy your next suit of clothes from us and save money. : - ' May & Tompkins. Wear 5 Star and Red seal shoes. ?Ve sell them. May & Tompkins. Just received delightful Roast d Coffee, 15 to 25 cents per pound. Timraons Bros. ' If you want the finest Felt Mat tress made, let us sell you a "Rex" or a "Dexter." There is nothing better. Rsamey & Jones. JAS; S. BYRD, SURGEON DENTIST, EDGEFIELD,^s7c. JMTOfflceover Post-Office. INSURANCE When placing your Insur ance give me a c?ll. 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