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? cteefield Advertiser WEDNESDAY, FEB. 86,1806. Local News. Drat the groin?d hog! ; The demand upon the banks for money seems to be unusually great. As only two weeks of court will be DPcessary, a jury for the third week has not be?n drawn. Thiogs are warming up, politi cally, ia Edgefiftld pori atv . Walch for some surprises during the next few weeks. . The robin shooters are (hus far not vi dating tho ordinance againsl shootiug on the streets of the to-?:i <tsthey did last year. Gen. butler says Judge DeVore must now got a bester hat. His Honor^demurs on the ground that all of the dogs in town will be barking at him. Mrs. M. Kate M?ms went to tho private sanitarium in North Au gusta on Saturdav last, for special treatment. Mr. E. J. Mimi ac companied her. Tho trends of Mrs. W. P. Cal houn will be pleased to know that she is improving rapidly, and ex pects *o. return to her home to P w from the hospital iu Co oia. VI?BB Josie Sheppard ni derwent sr operation for appendicitis at ti e hospital in Augusta on Thurs day last. The operation wa* vary successful and Miss Josie is rap idly n covering. Grnpe fruit fresh from Florida. B. Timmons. S?ss Audrina Ouzt?, one of j Johnstons talented and very beautiful yonug lapses, bas been a guest of Mrs. W. *E. Lynch and Mr and Mrs, W. H. Dorn for sev eral day 8. LOST: Fifteen or twenty dol lars in currency on the streets of Edgefieid on Thursday laBt. The Moder will please leave with Du novan t & Co and receive re ward. Don't fail to see the lovely TAILOR MADE SKIRTS $3 50 to $12.00. You will he pleased. Just op'uied at Cobb's. If you want to sell, buy, rent or exchange anything; if you want a position; if you have found or lost anythiug, just advertise in Tho.Advertiser aud watch the re sults. They como quick. My new Embroideries, Laces and full lin? of Spring notions will arrive this wpek. The ladies are cordially invited to inspect them. J. W. Peak. R?v. and Mrs. J. T. Littlejohn, accompanied by Maeters "J. T" and Charl?8 Bell, were iu town on Saturday last, sud were vpry cor dially greeted by their friends. If you want to grow fat and live lo.>g, pit Capt. Gus White's loDg leggods blue-f-teni ^collards, and Mr. Pick Salter's fresb, sweet home-ground corn meal.1 The e.irly spriDg shoppers are invited'o cali at our store and see tee pretty n?w things of the season that OTP now arriving dai iv: J. W. Peak. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Bailey will clo*? their borne iu south Edgefield oo the first of March and will board with Mrs. Ida Sheppard. The servant problem is sufficiently perplexing to cause all of u? to discontinue house Jre?ping. Rov. L. B. White aud wif9 who hive been visiting Mr. White's parents in Greenwood went to Co'umbia Tuesday. Mr White exppc.'u -to move to Parksville just as sooD as the parsonage at that place has ?oma rppairs done on it. He will serve the churches at Parksville. Plum Branch and Modoc.-Greenwood Index. We solicit your prescription business. Utmost care is exer cised in compounding prpscrip tions ?nd only pure, fresh drugs are used. Our prices "are very reasonable. PENN & HOLSTEIN, PUccpssor8 to .G. L. Penn & SODV. After tb.9 legislature adjourned oii Saturday last Dr. J. B. Black came over to Edgefield and spent Sunday at the college as the guest of Col. F. N. K. Bailey. Mrs. Black also came up from Bam berg on Saturday and met Dr. Black hpre. For several years Dr. Black bas represented Bamberg county in the state eenate, mak ing a very active member. Large assortment of the cele brated Buist "Prize Medal" Gar den S*ed. They opver fail to gpr nrnatp. PENN & HOLSTEIN, successors to G. L. Penn & Son. Mr. W. D. Holland, the present county 8upersntendpnt of educa tion, announces his candidacy for re-election in this issu? of The Advertiser. Mr. Holland has given close attention to hid office and has discharged tho duties thereof in a v<?ry sat ^factory manner to the ppojp. Upon his fitness and record of service ho asks for a second tprm. PRESCRIPTIONS our special ty. We solicit your Prescriptions, davor night WE GUARANTEE pure drugs, accurate compounding, and rea sonable prices. W. E. LYNCH dr. CO. j The Advertiser joh office eo f licit? yo.ir orders for prnting of all kind?. Satisfaction guaranteed j on every job eeut out. Mrp. Alic? Coom r, nf Bates b?Tja?; las been ft guest at the homes of Mr E. J. Norris and Mrs. Mary J. Norris for ecvrral days. Handsome Gus Merriman,?now ayoune lusiiipps mon of Sumter, spent Sunday in Edgefield.lt rs alleged that Cupid directe his footsteps to Edg'field. Mr. sp.d Mrs. B. R. Tillman, Jr., arrived in Edgefield.on Mon day from Missouri. They will probably remain in EdgefiVlti in stead of returniug to Washington for th ? remainder of the session of Congress. The Advertiser's repr?sentative heard fin the streets ou Monday that Mr. J. Ransome Timmprman may b? a candidat? for county auditor Mr. Timmerman was in town but wa were unable to in terview him concerning bis can didacy. FOR SALE: Fino Truilt Big Ro'l Cotloo Seed, strictly pure Under five bushels $1, larger lots 75 cents per bushe'. M. C. Parker, Edgefield, S. C. Dr. F. W. P. Butler came ov=r from Cidum' ia and spent Sunday in Edg'field. with Gen M. C Butler. Dr. Butler stated tba* Mrs. Butler and her little daugh ter will como to Edgefield in April for a prolonged visit. Wb^n you come to Edgefield to attend court next-week call at The Advertiser office ?and settle your subsciiption account. We hav?? carried quite a number of our (Sub scribers for some time, but IbP Post Office Department now forces us to urge payment at o'jca Please heed this request. In spite of the grouud hog tra dition, Mr. M. DeLoacb, one of the most ?uccps>ful farmers in th? county, is makiug preparations t<? carry forward his farm work. He came in town on Monday and pur chased a largo disc harrow, and 3'ijt it home, drawn by a $500 pair of mules. Mr. Morgau L. McKoon who ip ohcture in the baptist church . .n Thursday evening and at th> collage on Friday evening conn ;o Edg'field strongly recommend ed, ai ii our people, es, ecially ?he young p opie, should hoar him speak on prohibition.' Iutheirsweet i un oe nee, chil dren nre quite original and u?* very unique expressions in writ ing letters to each other. Recent ly a little girl who resides in the country wrote a little Edgefield girl a four-page letter which con tained the following item of news: 'Papa has bought us a lit tle mule. He has a pretty white stomach and mcuth ai;d legs.'* Four Rode the Masonic "Goat." Ata.called meeting cf rConcor dia lodge, A. F. M., co Friday night la?t the.'first, degree was conferred upon Dr. S. A. Morrall, of Trenton, and Mr. L. R. Joues, and the eecond degree was con ferred upon Mr. C. E. Quarles, of Franklin and Mr. J. W. Shealey of Trenton. The Masonic ranks in Edge field are constantly being re cruited with excellent material, by m< n who would be an honor to any organization. Experience With Bad Reads. Mr S. T. Williams, one of the mos? successful farrnnr-merebants in the county, WAS in' town on business ou Friday las*. lu com menting upon the condition of the roads, Mr. Williams staled that while making a trip to Edge field iu January he broke the cross-bar of his borgey. Ou a later trip he broke off both steps and ou Friday last broke one of th? shafts. By way of repair of his vehicles, to say nothing of the wear and tear upon bis n?rvea and religion. Mr. Williams is paying a pretty heavy road tax. New Arrivals From New York. The Corner Stoie tells our read ers this week why it pays to trade in Edgefield. In bis large attract ive advertisement, Mr. Turner al?o giv- s the early spring shop pers some idea of the immense: stock that he purchased receutly in Mew York and that is now ar riving. All of tho newest and lat est creations in dry goods, notioue, millinery and footwear for men and women are b?ing displayed at tin Corner Store as fast as they arrive from northern markets. The Indies aro especially invited to see tho large assortment of stylish ppring ekir's. Best For the Last. Do nor forget -tLat probably the best entertainment of the eutire lyceum course will- be given in the opfra house on Wednesday evening next, March 4tb, by the Edwin Weeks Company. A mis cellaneous program consisting of vocal and instrumental music, humorous recitation?, readings, etc., will be presented. Mr Weeks and the iwo young ladies who ac company him are very .talented entertainers, so whatever they render will be strictly higb-das?. Those who heard the Weeks Com pany when tiny were here a year a^o will not mies this entertain ment. St ed Irish Potatoes: Large ship ment of best, selected Eastern Seed Irish Potatoes. W. E. Lynch & Co. We sell the Waterman Fount a'u Pen.--t.hp. heat on t.hp m-nket. PENN & HOLSTEIN, successors to G. L. Penn & Son. ' li ?Vil II fl ff If iii! ta Wo beg leave to respe friends and patrons g?ner county, thatMr. j. D. interest in the business Drug' and Grocery firm < Henceforth he will give '. best efforts o the busines: the firm will be simply P Thanking our friends a and generous consid?r?t give them our assurance 1 no less faithful, diligent ness. MM Returned From Harked. Mr. J. W. Peck has returned from Kew York and is greatly pleased with the results nccom o'ished on his trip. He made ver;, l? ge purchases of Spring mer chandise for the Kew York Rack it Store at prices much lower than he expected to find. There has bren a marked decline on all cot ton good?, pxc.e"* the heavy sta ples. The --.ni.y shoppers will ^oori see pretty, new goods on di3 nlav at tho P*ak store. Whiskey Shipments Blore ?ixpan si ve. Since the first ot* Jauuary whis key shipments to Fdj;efield have decreased very materially, which ':? !ue largely to the cloding of thp barrooms in Augusta. Shipments by express are much more expen sive now than formerly. Packa ges that cost '.hirty cents from Augusta, row cost sixty cents from the nearest point from which whiskey csu be. obtained! and packages that formerly cos' forty five cents now cost one dollar. Tho more difficult whiskey jg to obtidn and the farther the temp tation is removed, ths smaller ie tho quantity consumed. Annual Inspection of Militia. The schedule of appointments for iu6pe.cting the military com panies of the Mate has been an nounced by Adjutant Geivrnl Boyd. The Eilgefield -Rifles will be inspected on April 1st, the in specting officers bei.ig Col. W. T. Brock, the ' assistant adjutant general, and Lieut- Chas. H. Cali anisp, representing the war de partment. Let the Edg^field Ri fles r? new their interest in their company and p-epare th .-ni se Ives for the inspection. For their own. sakes, as well as for the sake of the town, the Edgefie'.d company sh -uld pass a very creditable in spection. If the yon: g men will heed every call of Cant. Collett and obey his ordr-is, all will be well with the company when in spection day arrives. Death of Mr. James D. Frasier. A telegram was received on Sat urday announcing 'be death of Mr. James D. Frasier, which oc cur n--d at his hom* in All anti on Friday night. The remains r5nch <jd Edg??fi-?ld on Sunday afternoon and were interred in the Blacker cemetery. Mr. Frasier hud beeu a sufferer from Bright's disease for many mnu'bs. Heart failure was the immediate cause of his death. His loved ones have known for some time that he was nearing the end. vVhile the mnjor portion or hie life was spent in Edg*-.fi?!d, Mr. Frasier was originally from Co lumbia, having descended from au old and greatly honored fami ly. His demise makes auother gap iu the. rauk8 of the--Confederate 'veterans. Mr. Frasier married Miss Maria Hill, a sister of Mr. John B.Hill and Mr. Henry L. Hill, who survives him. He also leaves four daughters, Miss Janie Frasier, Mrs. T. B. Bennett, Mrs. Hume and Miss Hessie Frasier. Mrs. Bennett resides in Charles ton. All of the others live in At lanta. Is your baby thin Make him a Si baby. Scoffs Emu I J and Hypophosphites j easily digested by little Consequently the Scoffs Emulsto cheeked little fellow fu ALL DRUGGISTS: ssors to ct fully announce to our ally throughout Edgefield Holstein has bought a half of the old and honored )f G. L. PENN &SON. bis personal attention and The name and style of ?NN & HOLSTEIN. nd patrons for their long ion in the past, we now :hat the future will find us and enterprising in busi "Plow thill we p.:;neurea om fMifjag^meiit?" "Tell a couple of young girl friend.-* end make them premise cot to teil."-Houston Post. Ro'l of Honor. 5'h grade: Lizzie Roper, Glad: '.ya Padgett, Adelia Britt, Clau;1 Lyon. 3rd grade: Ruth Lyon Helen Dorn, Augustus Tompkins, Eu gene TimmoriF. "Saxe in the Arm? of Jesus." As the shadows lengthened on Friday afternoon, deepest gloom enveloped the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. WP ir, death having claimed their bright, beautify liftjp son of seven years. Lit th .Juli?n being a thoughtful, obedi ent child, was the joy and pridc of doting pnrents, who, while they fpol very keenly the sad bereave ment, havo the assurance that their loved one ie now with Jesus. This is the spcond time that Mr. and Mrp. Weir have passed through this sad oxpenence, hav ing lost a little child several years ago. The interment took piree in the viMage cemetery on S.iturdsy aftornoou, Rev. Leo D. Gillpspie conducting the funeral services. Cel. HcKoon, of New York, WiU Lecture on Prohibition. Edgefield county is enjoying a rare opportunity this week in hearing Col. Morgan L. McKooo, of New York.who is making a tour of the south in the interest of pro hibition. Having been in the east >rn part of the state for some weeks he rpached Columbia last week and filled a number of cu grigempnts between the capita! city and Johnston, w :e he sppaks to-night. He will it the Harmony section Th ur sd after noon, coming to Edgefieh ?ure day aftprnoon and will 1< .re at the Baptist church Th :sdoy night. He will lecture beiure th> Trenton school on Friday morn ing, and at the college auditorium here on Friday evening. From Edgefield hp goes to Parkerville wh?ro he will fill engagements on Sunday. The public are cordially invited to attend all these lec iun-s. Last cn the List. TVmmy- "Doyoif believe it for tunate to be the sevmib eon?'' J Mick}--"Naff ! I'm th." seventh SOM." Tommy-"But t e fortune tel lers say the -<veuth son has all kindR of luck banded down to bim.'' Micky-"Huth! AU I havn handled down 'o m? is my six brothers' cl >th> a." NPM Mackerel : Barrol of large, fat Mackerel just received. Dunovaut & Co. Delightful cenupd California Peaches and Pears. B. Tim mons. If you want the best, buy Buist's selected Seed Irish Pota jes. Di rpot from Buipl's farms. PENN & HfOLSTEIN, i.ccassors to G. L. Pon & Son. i, weak, fretful ? ?oft's Emutsion ion is Cod Liver Oil prepared so that it is i folks. baby that is fed on n is a sturdy, rosy ill of health and vigor. SOC.- AND $1.00. A Strong, Timely Editorial. Il is a great responsibility lo be entrusted with Ihe enforcement of law. For the public good and for tb? sah" of the offenders themselves our laws should be rigidly enforced: To this end we should have efficient officers and these should have tho sympathy and co-operation of every; good citizen. LawWaiie** -b "j'd bo checked in its very incipiency, before it becomes brazon and in solent. Mr.. editor, I begleav?to puhtoit to your readers the follow ing strong and pertinent editorial appearing in Columbia State of 25th instant and urge upon them its careful reading, calling es pecial attention to the cloting paragraph. C. E. Burts. Saturday's Tragedy. On Saturday mcrning J. P. Farmer, an officer of the law, serving a warrant in the discbarge of his duty, was mortally shot by W. H. Sellers, at tba threshold of a house in which Sellers lived, and in which Sellars was illegally atoring whiskey. Beforo the waters become mud dled, a few facts should be mid** cl^ar. Sentiment is invaluably bu! it should not be -misplaced. The officer that waa killed was nrmed ?tith all legal authority necessary to search the house. If that was Seller's "home/' the sen timental sauctity given such a place, was lust wjaen b- prostitu ted it. by making it a s!orehou=e for illicit whiskey. Agaiu, the mau that attempted to make a bargain with tb? officer before submitting ?o legal process as to what part of (be house should not be searched, wae and for years has been utterly regardless and defiant of the law. So far as his conduct could make him, fellers was an outlaw. The evolution of Selkas from a petty malefactor to a murderer is along natural lines. First, as news bu'cher, he imported small quan tities of'whiskey and peddled it to friends.'Then ho established hims'df in Columbia an a "blind tiger," handling liquor in larger quantities. He was successful. He has been known to import whis key in carload lois. Sometimes he was fined ; and he lost much whiskey, but his profits were great. He took pride in the title "King of Blind Tigers." We bay?? heard that Seilers permanently reti-.iupd a Columbia lawyer, for .in ?nouai fee of $1,000 to care for bis interests when he got into ...rouble through violation of the law. So, openly and brazenly vio lating the law against selling li quor illicitly, and making money in the process, Sellers got to con sider that be had "rights" in the p'emises; for the protection of (hose "rights" he could command legal talent, and when the officers of the law pressed him closely he used a Winchester rifle against them. Who are responsible for Saliers openly operating au illegal busi ness in Columbia in defiance of the law? Who are responsible for th^law of the state and city be ing held iu contempt? Who are responsible fur permitting public nuisance to be maintained here? Who must bear their share in this ?hocking tragedy by which au Dfficer of tb? law is slain? Those that for yeard have had the pow ?r to crush this insolent outlaw hy utilizing the legal power in [heir bauds, and that have failed :o do so. Habitual violation of law bas been tieated lightly, as somewhat in tho nature of a joke. ;\iid from that seed this murder 3as grown. Try the mw breakfast food, Kellogg's Topsted Corn Flake?, 15 ?ente the oaefcape. * W. E.. Lynch & Co. Spectacles mads up to suit your particular need at lowest possible orice. Geo. F. Mims, . Edgefiold, S C Just received fresh shipment Force, Grape Nuts, Oat Meal and Shroddid Wheat. B. Timmons. On* car of chairs and one car >f furniture on the road. These mods were bought clo9& and we eau make prices that, should in terest you. Rams^ A Jones; Large stock of eaameled waie and chinaware of all kinds-the kind every household needs. R. T. Scurry. Nothing superior to our "White Dove" hams. B. Timmen?. Wanted: A good home-raised horse. Applv to F. N. K. Bailey. r^Try our "Moja" coffee^ tho finest 25 ceuts coffee in town. B. Timmons. Van Camp's Pork and Be-sos, and Hulled Com Hominy. B. Timm oas. EXCURSION RATES ToNewjOrloans, Mobile and Peusscola Via Southern. Bail-, way. Account Mardi Gras celebra tions at Ne?v Orleans, La., Mo bile, Ala., and Pensacola, Fja, the Southern Railway at.nounces the very low rate of one first-class fire plup 25 ceuts for the round trip. Tickets on salo February 26th, 27lh, 2Sth and 2Sfthr inclu sive; March 1st and 2iid, inclu sive, good to leave New Orleans returning not later than midnight March 10th, 1908. Stop-overs al lowed goiDg and returning. For rates, detailed inform?t ion, etc , apply to nearest Ticket A'gt ?r addres3 J. e. Lust,. Division Passenger A'gt;. - Charleston; 8. C, and strictly prohibits the sale of alum baking powder So does Fi rance does Gerni&n has been made illegal in Washii bia, and alum baking powders injurious. To protect] when ord and be very sure you get I Royal is the only Baking Pc Cream of Tartar. It adds someness of the food. Dr. Hodg33 to Lo- ve Edgefield. It is with regret that weha\e learned that Dr. F. C. Hodgon has resigned his position with Peon & Holstein to take effect on tho 1st of March, and will go to Aiken to accept a po3?tiou as pharma cist in one of the. leading drug stores ofthat place. Di. Hodges h is scores upon scores of friends in Edgefield who will regret his departure. Have Your Pictures Framed. Mr. Beauregard Timmous has just receive! a large supply of new mouldings tor framing pic tures. He makes a specialty of diplomas aud certificates. More than a dozen of the Daughters of the Confederacy have had Mr. Timraons frame their certificates of membership. While his work is beautiiul and fir '.-cia33 in ev?ry respect, his charges nra vjry rc asoucble. Sixth Car of Horses and Mules. Mr. B. L. Jones returned on Thursday last from ' the west, where he purchased the sixth car of horses aud mules that his firm has shipped to Edgefield this sea son. Messrs. B. L. Jones & Son sell from eight to ten cars of stock every season, and they feel confident that their business will reach nine cars for the preseut seaion. Tbey are in a position to supply auy demand for horses and mules. GARDEN SEED : A large assort ment of Landreth's celebrated seed Just received. Let us supply your needs. W. E. LYNCH & CO. Registration Notice. The books for the registration of the voters of the town of Edge-! field, S. C., are ucw open in the store of Messrs. May & Tompkins, and will be kept open until Tues day, April the seventh, 190S, six o'clock p. m. CE. May, Supervisor of Registration. We sell the "Hockney" and 'Old Hickory" wagons,'which have stood the severest test in Ibis sec tion for mau}-yeare. Two cars now ou the road. Ramsay & Jones. When you need a buggy try a Rock Hill, OT Hackney, or Colum bus, or-a Tyson and Jones. No stronger line of buggies can be louud in this section. Large as sortment to select from. RamseyL& Jones. We always Carry complete as sortment of fresh drugs and give especial attention to all prescrip tions sent us. A share of your patronage solicited. B. Timmons. Announcements. To the Democratic Vtters of Edgefield County. I hereby announce myself a candidate to succeed myself as Superintendent of Education of Edgefield County, subject to the usual Democratic primary. If ?docted, I will endeavor to be as faithful to the trust iu the future, AB I have endeavored to be in the past. Respectfully, W. D. HOLLAND. Very large utock of wagon and buggy harnees. Let. us suppl* you. Ramsey & Jones. Another shipment of Sparrow's and Lowney's tine caudies just re ceived. B. Timmo ti. Eggs For SaSe Single-Comb Rhode Island Reds exclusively. If you waut good, and useful fowls, that are bred for oeauty, vigor, good laying qualitioe, and standard points, get the "Sin gle-Comb Reds." Eggs $1.00 per 15. Drop me a postaT. J. H. P. ROPER, Edgefield, S. C The sale of alum foods igton and the Dbtrict of Colum are everywhere recognized as /ourself against alum, ering baking powder, loyal >wder made from Royal Grape to the digestibility and whole Neighborhood Favorite. Mrs. E D Charle?, of Harbor, Maine, speaking of Electric Bit ters says :''It is a neighborhood favorite here with us." It deserves to be a favorite everywhere. It gives quick relief in dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney derange ment, malnutrition, nervousness, weakness and general debility. Its action ou the blood, as a thor ough purifier makes it especially useful asa spriug medicine. This grand alternative tonic is 6old uu d<^r guarantee at G L Penn & Sou W E Lynch ?? CO. drug stores 50c. * We would be glad for the housewives to see our large stock of Crockery. We have plain and decorated ware, and can supply the needs of every home. Ramsey & Joue4. Have ytru tried our "Lord Ca? per'' cigars-nothing better. B. Timmons. Plow gear, breast-chaine,-fifth chains and stretcher-chains afc Ramseyt & Joues. Keepiug Open House. Everybody is welcome when we feelgood; and we feel that way only when our digestive organs Mre working properly. Dr. Kiojfs New Life Pills regulate the action of stomach, liver and bowels .so perfectly one can't help feeling good when he uses these pills. 25c at G I Penu & Son W E Lynch & Co. drug stores. Citation, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY GF EDGEFIBLD, By J . VUen, Probale Judge. Whereas, B F Glanlon, W T West and E J Mundy have made suit to me, to grant them Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of R J Johnson, dee'd. These Are Therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said R J Johnson, deceased, that they be end anpear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Edgefield C. H., S'. C., on the 4th day of March next, after pub lication hereof, at ll o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand this, 17th day of February 1908. J. D. ALLEN, J. P. E. C. Use Fertilizers of the Best Manufacturers, make good crops and build up your lands. The remedy for the prevailing scarcity of labor is.to Make on One Acre what Two Acres formerly ?3 ?Jj The way to do this is *o use liberally Fertilizers M sold this season by pl Use Royster's Farmers Bone. Use Armour's f:\ Blood and Bone goods. Use Patapsco, Mastodon ^ and Georgia Formula. Use Wilcox, Gibbes & Co's j3 Manipulated Manures. Besides these we can give ra you the goods of other old and Reliable Manufact Hj urers. Use Kainit, use Nitrate of Soda, Lime, Top Dressing. We appreciate the liberal patronage we have had from our fanners for the past few years, and hope to be able to serve them for 1908. Get our prices. if ANOTHER stnei ?Jlist Received. ll you arc in need of Horses and Mules we in4 vite $011 to^call and i?spect these? Wc have in our stables from the cheapest Ten nesee mules to the very beat Kentucky mules. Therefore, we are in a position to fill all orders. Wc can also supply you with good horses. Large lot to select from, and our prices are right. Our experienced buyer has just returned from the West where he bought to the best possible advantage and you get the bencht of our large experience and cash buying. B. L. JONES & SON Edgefield, S: C. ,_Jj v.* '."Jaw