Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, November 04, 1908, Image 7
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, 1008.
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Local News.
? 1 ??S {fei $hjlQC>;.. rs %vj?#ihg
jpt?Bivoiq JU?L>-?.;J? i?.zsit
.you want "a. superior qualitv of
^ft^cV'^r^^Ho1Ti?few^t^i
?a?^Id^Er 3A?1?. ?Wn <&LQP?>S ?
3?atioTiBL:?. TSlinM' attended:
jitora Mafr, grid rh?? Iriends, ggecfc
?giite?Ft? see bimlopklng so"well."
issuer-- :r:2iei?2 lau srrr
?rs^fUH. rXUima? ^as^ galled ^o.
flfs HulA?H1 ^uhdsry^Iasr c*?~ac
|^?mTHeJ^W?vfT*^^
and Mrs. J. H.- P. Roper, is
ling the position of cashier at the
1er Store, %
Iro to Johnston with the crowd on.
urday to see the Chrysantn'emum
r, magnificent horse batok parade
Other good things.
? ?.
[he Stork paid a visit to Edgefield
left a little son at the home of
?and Mrs. B. E. Ti m merman and
mted Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Wells
a little daughter.?
'here is no better way to plant
111 grain than wflSiTa tlr?lU ?s
I Jones & Son s*fl*,the-cblel>rated
one-horse drill. See their drills |
c?St^eir fiffl^Ui^t??Affi?Bfe
Lrs. Dewar Gordon of Charles
j accompanied by her little son,
jbeen the guest of her cousin,
Bettis Cantelou. 'for several
Ittention is directed to the new
Ttisements\of W. A. Hart, W.
Dath, Master; ?laorisey- <S? Jones j j
\ Lyon & Cq?i Thomas cfc.Bar
?ompany.
, v-^*i,'\ '._i
laving been electe<l a member of |
House of Representatives in
I primary last summer, Mr. M.
rells has handed Mayor C. E.
his resignation as a member of I
?own-council, and an election f
m ord?red for November 17 th
\l the vacancy.
ile attending the state fair in ?
gbiibia last week, Mr. .1 uliitn l'?.-J
ther purchased a very ^ fin?
Jnsley bull. As milk- pV?tmc?rsM
psley cows excel all others. The f
of the mother of Mr. Strother':
f^eooi?diiig.-t??C???Miv?on.4c^t..was \
er cent butterfat.
rs. Fannie Tompkins has re-|
ed after spending three months
pleasantly with her brother,
H; F. Tompkins,, in Conhells
e, Pa. \\rhile enroute to Edge- i
Mrs; 'Tompkins stopped a week
harlotte and a ? fortnight in Co-. I
?bi*. ^ . . .>! -J ?.?
ie Lynch Drug Store has just
feived a beautiful assortment of
jib "-cards - containing ' Edgefield
jws that were lithographed in Ger
ly. These cards', the equal in j
?ellence ?f any sold in cities,, can
[had for two and a half cents.
On Saturday last the ginnery of
Sr. D. B. Hollingsworth caught
Hbtrt-was extinguished bofore-a'?.y.
rious damage was done, the most
rious damage being to the musr
?h?'otf.th? m^vf^Tto''iw^$'l<j^kfeg;
?MeSfins. I I\JJ - ;
Mrr -?.~H-.-- ( \^4ni-r ! ? -w an .in -Edga
ld on business Saturday, and on
ery hand his friends expressed
sir regrets on account of the loss
lich he recen^lj^ sustained in^e
timing oLh*s Jst?afcett M?3C2l?gourn
irposes continuing his mercantile
isin?S as ?sqon as I?Q jean iget every
?ng m readiness.
i F
eecl?d' raisins ^ and" cleaned dir
ts. Fuji pound- packages .12 ]72
ts per pound.
?j?f? .W.?g linell & Co,
?Five jwpnd bn,dk?et of fine roasted
Tee:for"'%1.00.* China'cup and san
w,ith, each bucket,.
M j * j \ ^ Timmons.
Ct. [
.t . i ; s^ . J 1. S\; l I i . . . . . ' .
;;\v<v'ponci* y??r: f?r?scri| CHM?
fin-iiip??*. Utmost care is PXT
Ici?1 d in compounding pr?perip*
mous ?nd only pure, frnph drutr>
ure us*?'!. Our priceh are v^ry
r^HHonnble.
11-H?N*hfc T?OLSTEf-tfr
?ucc?Puors to
G. L. P-nu & Sot,
y**^ **-.:.'* ?J*?; f
a . PRESCRIPTIONS our special
Vj} We solicit your Prescript ions,
.Ay or night.
\V B -Gi? A R ANTE-E^ pnro drugs,
''4ocur^te. comDouuding... itind ,rea
?ohrJbI? prices,: -c. -
. W . Bs LY SCH: ?r CO.
1 ijLarge^sortmdnt of 4%. 00 'pro?irej
frames 'for ll.50.
B. Timmons.
om? to us for right prices on
jrnVsiics. 4-4 browu Sua Island
iib c?*ntp ; Ginghams ^.^'CHiitp.
ft** hjmb sta^da^t^?^?i^in^rchau
j Kj y2 Amities B&OS,
Cobb's Old Stand.
|B?nntiful imported decorated
re. You can either buy a com
&ite dinner set or any sing!?
ce that you ne^d.
Ramsey & ?fo?es.
Nunnallv's celebrsted candie.?
c^eb by empress everv week.
timm? ?.PEN-N'ifc HOLSTEIN,
JuccSBBors* lo G i/Peno & Sou
^.^?^^?fiFM -C^QTI-borers-; hare'
^nthdray'ii their demands^ f ctr. tar?
on cotton* containing; nine yarfog??
nagging. Bring f our cotton toEdge
ficld.
?Mrs. W. B. Cogburn is president
-of the 'Chrysanthemum Association.
.No adjectives applied to her will
Speak so eloquently as a truthful ac
count of the accomplishments of
tais association:.^. i^-Ja?&
f /The assistance -and co-operation
ol Mr. Geo? F. Minis made it pos?i
'^blje for ua >.to give fseveralr?vieira
.of tl^t^rad?-iU?this the rait issu?
?fterthe fair/ THr. Mimsnas a num
ber of beautiful views of the parade
fqir sale very cheap.
. Dr. C. E. Burts having accepted
an invitation to preach in Laurens
"fast Sunday, Dr. T. M. Bailey ?>in*?>
idown to fiill the Baptist pulpit Sun
day morning. To the disappoint^
"nient of tire congregation "ne was
taken sick Saturday night and was
unable to preach Sunday. He regain
ed his strengtlvsnfficiently to be able
to return to Greenville Monday.
Bev.^*T. Littlejohn has request
ed'us to announce that the regular
! service .will be held at Rehoboth
next Sunday, but the unveiling of
the monument erected over the
grave of Mr. "Vf ash by the Wood
men -has' been postponed. An an
nouncement concerning the unveil
ing will bc made later.
Floral Fair Echoe?.
Mr.J Asa Broadwater says the |
I rains that preceded the fair shatter
ed his hopes.
Mrs. J. H. Allen and Mrs. Kate |
Mims have already "broken ground" j
for the chrysanthemum crop of j
1909.
A very striking example of "be
fore and after" is a float in a parade
and a dismantled float on the fol
lowing day.
Mrs.tf . L. Minis "tailed the tiefe
et^' this year in the matter of win
ni??g''prizes"brit" finds consolation in
the scripture1 "ile that is last (this
year) shall be first (next year.) >'."
The Advertiser's little; three-year
old daughter* whose mother was an
occupant* of the.W. C T. U. float,
exclaimed on returning home: "ll
saw mama in the prade ridin' in a|
white wagon."
Mr>a?A. S. Tompkins ir rows such;
fine-fliers thJt W? 'of t$&D^^(e?
fin? ifJEteir way'-lJback home ?f?e?;
being "placed on exhibition. Some
person who apparently has more
love for bowers than conscience ap
propnates them. .Next y^ra'deteiT
from the Edgefield Rifles will have
to be requested to do, sentinel duty
in th"(?'l??11 with bayonets ii xedi li /.
Attention Edgefield Rifles.
Thursday night NQV. 5th is our
regular meeting night, and every
member, must .be; present. - We. have
important business to be brought
before this meeting. We have also
to elect a captain, in view of the
fact that our -present captain has re
signed, and it desired that every
member be present and take part in
the election. . ' .
W. C. Tompkins,
iZOhiSO $lh G 1-st Lieut..
Go to Rives Bros. for Mendel's
Ti ai?dsorne wasti able TaTTored
Waists from $1.00 to $3.50. Lad] V
beau?ful nefikwaar :.jMi.d collars! ' '
Just, 'recivpd 10? .gallons- of
Floor Paint] Let us supply your
..need's-.--.-*.
B. Tiramons.
Hosiery stock full of best goods.
.$ry;o$; Burspo'eand "Black- Cat"
bo?e ferr ladies and misses. Alon's
I rue shaped hos*.- - . t J
- ' RIVES BROS. ,
Freirli shipment o(Harjjft.L?tbji?
Water $1 50 for ?^gallous; Glenn.
Springs Water $1.75 for 5 gallons.
B. Timmins/
? A superb line of pocKet knives.
Boker's and Miller Bros; both
stag and pearl baudlos. ?";
May'& Prescott.
.. The handsomest 12-piecn toilet
sets ever shown in Edgefield.
Ramsey iS? Joules
of Cod Liver Oil is the means
of life ariH enjoyment dfTif?f o
thousands: men, women and
chirdrenV'
? >?< : ? - f ; tri; ? . e.
' Wh?h ap?petite feils, it restores
: it When food is a burden, it
'lifkthfr??rderi.
When you lose flesh; tt tirings '
-eric piuiflpiiK?^7t l?Coiu?.
When work is hard and duty
gr is heavy, it makes life bright.
It?^lh?thm edge of t?ie weifee;
I thf^t?iick efidV food. But
what islh^us?r of t??d wheh
you hate it and can't digest it?
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver a |
Oil is the food that makes you
forget your stomach.
Send this advertisement together with name
ci paper in which it appears, your address and
four cents to coter postase, and we will send
you * "Cciaptet? Handy Atlas o? thc World.'*
SCOTT* BOWNE, ^Pi?!St,N^??k
Repairs -on .Mo&end??e.Churchs
ll^?pe^f??rh
^fffl-rtefrai"^
ter?oonJ?Lsi to * Iet?E?" cei&aot?or
eovorias.and malting other improve
menta on the J^jiilcViij^r^r Be^Hg-the
lowest bidder, Mr. T. L M?D?'well
was awarded nhfeHcor?rract &t re
covering the church at 79 cent3 per
square, which is an exceedingly low
figure. Tb^^bjngles-viwil?^y be.,sa.w?d
frb?n th?'virgiri .'f?nest 'tiraoer be^
?^hgingi?io Mrl'SSrl M&Timmermari.
r ?? :? ? ? ! Ml
W. O, W, Camp Organized.
TjiTSatuiTiay nign't ?Ssts?melS
teen or. twenty representative citi
zens?:of:'the*^le^saut^ Lang isejet?
met^d<?rgam^d>J-a dfmVor* t
Woodmen of the World. The officers
are;-S. T..;~Williams, consul cora ,
mander^ ?^fc. l^fcerj. vJr^-past;
consul "sJ?mmanderjJ'Fv;^. Thorner-,
man, advisory lieutenant; James
Harling, cle-'-- ^5. S. Strom, escort,
and A. M. Timraerraan, door-keeper.
The camp ?wilt hold ^ its^ regular
meeting at Pleasant Lane on';Satur
day night before the first Sunday in
each morifh. fe* gfc J?sf
---- ^ ..
Honor to Whom Honor is Due.
The parade which was such a
wonderful addition tb the fair
was made the success it proved to]
be by Mra. Jas. H. TH!rain:, who |
is an intrepid and never to be
discouraged worker in whatever ?
sh* nud?rtakes. _ f\
It is the most diiticuU r h in g I
conceivable to make thi's: feature
nf a fair successful but the one at
Edgefiala was a . decided..vickory..|
Mrs. J D. Holstein materially
assisted Mrs. Tillman in prosecu
ing,ths vwrk of ^h^ptjfad < _ .
The Child's prise*'rig of Miss
Helen Tillman will appear iii pur]
aext issue, left oui; this week "be:
cause the picture could not be se-J
cured iu lime.
We were also unable to-"-*g>f
photograph af the Chrohiic?e,3 float
iud of tho horpeback Couple that,
won theorise.*'**- -"W- - -?
Wanted1 Success Magazine re
quires the services, of -a mn ii in
(Wgefield to look .after expiring
jubscriptipps and to, secure new
business Gy means of special
methods unusually effective; po
sition permanent ; prefer oue with
experience, but would consider
a uy au pJ i cao??,, w i\h. good ft a to ral
3uaUficaii?;iP i salary} $1.50 per:f,
iay,VitD iso?&tf iB?ron^opt?ott. Ad
dress, with references, R. C. Pea
cock, Room 102, Success Maga
Hue-Rldg,r New-Yojpk*-.
Leggett's /Premier Cheese. It is
just the one tiling needful, aftef-a
hearty m??U If you ?an't'obtahTthe
hearty meal, Premier Cheese is the
next thing to it.
W. E. Lynch & Co.
, Seeded raisins, London Jaryer; ?
raisins,' citrcto; new crop pjr?p?e? ahd;
fig8.
B. Timmons.
Leg^etfa Pao Cake Syrup.
You need only try it once to pro
nounce it the most velvety, smooth
Suid exquisite of Syrups. . h*i
'WIE? Lynch ?Co.
Perri Wall? Teal
A fine tea blended from a choice
il u a 1 ti t y -of . .Indian ~ and -Ceylon
plants. Ask for folders with direc
tions for making this delicious bev?.
era*e>?\ t>TdT? J p> ': f I
Ci v. i .i.WsE. liyriefc & Co. I
~j\i.ince".mea.im
cacies of the season at
PENN4& HOLSTEINS ,
y\ >- y\?r> ' H i
Do- yon wan i . a etyl i sh, u p-t o
date ladies1 hat.? Call on
? v RIVES BRQS?,
yl-i.. .. ?J . .-. .. ..-.... A-J?K.
Watched Fifteen Year?.
"For fifteen years I have watched
the working o? Bucklen's Arnica
Salve; and it has never failed to
cure any sore, "boil, ulcer or burn to
which it was applied. It has saved
as many ;a dootor bill," says A F
Hardy, of East'Wilton, Maine. 25c
it .WE Lynch j& Co.,-Penn & Hol
stein,, successors: to G L Penn <fc
Son drug stores.,
Fresh Honey can be found at
the"store-of the Edgefield Mercan
tile Com p?DV.
-, . S. Cheatham.
Largest assort meut of Rockers
w shown-in- Edgefie4?^-wi44owt
oak and mahogany. Beautiful de
sigue substantially made. > '
Ramsev & Jones;0
- . ># . S ....
Chic. Chic. Chic.
We have just received a new
perfume -called-''Uhic",, that v e
are selling ID bulk. Can fill any
size bottle-tyou jwari?.3 AU we^nsk
for it;is a trial. . .'
V. ??* ^P?^fi-&-H(>LS?^mr:'
j SucceeBorsrto G L Penn &,Sou.
. V*. u i. '
important Nojker j f
,We are ^?lad to announce to ojir
customers that we have again re
ceived a shipment of the celebrated
"White Star*? coffee, ;,<which has
been so popular among, our,patrons.
g I i PENN ? HpLSTEl|?, V
? M Suc*?essori,tojGr l?J?.i^&&m*.
Handsome line of colors in 50
inch Broadcloth, and popular
shades in dress goods. See bur
prices. , .
RIVES BROS,
Cobb's Old Staud.
Fr^sh shipment of Armour's
'Gold Band'V?vud Swift's "Pre
mrumJI bstrrs.^'' . . * - .
B. Tim moue.
./ - ... .. . i '-4 > .. . .. iff.,
- ???jtt?===*JL il lilli ,\milmmmmilllt
' ciation.
Q? T?i? Cnrysaifemiim ^SBQC?^?OII
areinndeA manyj?l^gatiofrB.t&>?apt-'.
W. W. Adams and ?the "Edgefield
Rifle Company who gave them the
use of their halls frm?f charge.
The;^met?r^?1?8%iationt' netted
something likeV'$2C$at therrecenfc
floratffal JE?- "i?! -
V ? .. '.'-j :? .
TJhose1 iia. charge oj^the floralifair
as^iatio^beg^ra^?^to |n?nk 'ftfes-j
Rob?rt Berckmans, j MrsS^- Bessie
Pechman and Mr$&Brantley;who
fair and parade.
In the list of jprizes published
last^^eek?for /?p9*i fa?the
handsome-lamp ^e?Mtfie Lynclr
drurtt^i^so^e^Me^ ^ *
The floral fair association is un
der obligations to the Edgefield
Manufacturing ^nrrpany for a bolt
of cloth and ta^Messrs May &
Prescott for 50t ^pounds of their
celebrated 'Sris'V Jo^taatedr?s a
premium and not mr?tiOnedr in the
list bf prizes p^bl^^^^ .
Let the floral fafegr<^into^ coun
ty fair?.-What says the Edgefield
Agricultural Club^M^pV >-.
Last?Snday was- 't^great Say in
Edgefield. Let us striye for greater
things next year.
tfes-'wisely and Vellj^fuMet all
Edgefield take off their hats to them.
Large shipment of beautiful
Cut Glass, Silverware-both solid
h udrpJatedr-j ust^cawjsjdi^ Large??|
B8sortq^en\of? jewelry $80 reader
for ^out ?nsp?^r??y ? L. j
Ram eey &. J OD es..
We invite thje ladies ro see our|
irtfge aod WiltopVei^^t'^u^feB.
Large assortment to s'Bl?ctfFj'om,,
alj'beautifnr'dpa?gVi's. fa \
? ;R?m^&^oireS:
Housekeepers should see our
liu? of table linens, ^rSfif, sheet
iogs,r'bedr spreads, \^p% be fore;]
mak i,ug their; p? r cb a e e s. ?J
-.M.- 'May~-&-tompkins. J:
We are showing a very hand
some line of wool dress goods in
all ot the popular shader, nd UAW -
est weavefi'. f\ }
ra ;/! rai* ?m?
We always carry ,eo ste as
sortment of fresh drugs i give
especial attention to al jscrip
tions ^errt-^trBt^'A^siwr': jfvou-r
patronage solicited,
B. Timmons.
- "vO?i? XgSITA .
Fresh "sn?pm?nfo?^ ??tf?nal?yV
fine candies just received by express.
PENN "k HOLSTEIN,
Successors to G L Penn ?.Son.
. Large Jina; of i?teiabne^y, tableta,
paper, envelopes, ?teV, '^^."" ' '""'
BV Timmons.
Do you waiit; a-|-ood--window
Bhaae with patent rollers?
RIVES Bfc?S.
How about a Bru Bael o' or Ax
minster art; sq?ara?' .-.Velvet rugs,
beautiful upholstering goods,
lambrequins, etc.
T*-. fiiyBg ^RQS.
jMgtaclfe made o^t^njt your.
.Geo . F/Mims,
i Get (??r pr??e^/pifstufcQiefore
buying.^VW c^'p^lwHfryou^
May & Tompkins.
- WKite Te?rl" and \B?XeU\ other
varieties of Onion Sets just re
ceived. :. ?; v .y-?r Ct -
PENN & H?L8TEIN-,
SuccesoSrs to G L> Pe HQ & Son
>? M THE
J L. BOWLES
FURNIT?BE CO,
Augusta's Oldest Furniture
House
--T^tabhsbeJ 1878
1 ncorpora ted 1903
The " store f mfthj Ftirniture
that's good. -
Furniture at prices that aro.
right. 4TJ7
Has supplied forfiiUinPiof
the borne* in (his c?untv for 30
yean?.
We invite you to call ; Or
write us y??r wants.
Your name sod address on a
Ipostah cardv? wiir^brrng yott?a
beautiful and useful souvenir
-, m
J. ..ii Bowles
Furniture Co.
904 Broad St., Aatusta, Ga.
. An ?troci?ue Murder.... .
^ler^Barnes," a . widely ;j kh
[-egiore^^anV;--w?jBf?tttl?~mui^^^
"pT???mabry ' on " Sunday ?'?erribbi'C
October 25thj_on the farm of Mrs.
'Susa^B.-yHr?lVm a dense body of
Avoods'jnear Eieaverdain creek. Mr.
-J. Vhf Rr EteLaughter found the
body on Monday afternoon or Tues
day morning and an inquest was
f??c-t wai to, the ?f?ect ;jthat t?$ de
ceased-eam? to hi?';d&th?s a;'??sult
of a gnrish^twounii ?n^thfe boland
stab- in til ct hr oat, ~ inflicted byiBjOLi
known parties. The presumption is
?hatt-Bames' s^iroa-t^-wa?1 cut after
^behig; shqtjr ?n&ear3ngjib$.t the slay
er was determined to take his vic
tim's life. From all appearances, the
murder was/"! ve rv fqtf?ftne, and
*|r?r|r..;$^8ibt?%e?fe fh/jrnijd beae?n
^ployeoU?b appreheutt *hVii$ilty'r*Hr
ty.
LATER: After the foregoing was
written five ^negroes, Frank Brun-.
so%<J?m :Cane, Press Swearingenjf?;
Nancy Bruns?n, and Geo. Morgan,
were arrested and placed in jaj?jSatr
urd?y last to :.yait further invesjthza-:
tioits: ItJ is suspected that, if not
?directly connected with . the born?-!
cideythey are in possession/bf in-;
jformation that should be divulged.'.
When you" need a buggy try a'
Rock Hill, or Hackney, or Colum
buej or a Tysou and Jones. No
atronar line.of ,Jb,uggiea.^ ?au ^ha
iouWa.ro this7 section; v^aVap*8?
'sort maui to seject^rbmM
Ramsey & Jones.
A well posted woman buys only trade-marked goods.
It is a tremendous protection to her to order by the
"name." Shefwes^ojrfefe^or the reputation of a
^^succt?t?||j product is too valuable to allow any deteri
.^'"??:or?tidn.j; Hundreds of . women buy "Queen Quality"
.'.'shoes ofvus! t?rd?y^sin?ply'because ten years experi
;|;-.; I ?nc?'.has-^ght^themthat any shoe stamped "Queen
fe r^uahry/; is sure to be ABSOLUTELY GOOD.
''"'' ^ore'"'women""are finding this out each season.
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Corner Stope.
???ate \ i rr .rrttlf W?V ' ' V I
Buggies and Wagons
w vi1
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W ! M I
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In this s?ctioti of the Stete WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
FOR RELIABLE BUGGIES AND WAGONS. Our ve
hieles haye for years stood the test of Edgefield's y
-wo^ men in every part of'
what we elaim f ;r
pur guggies and; Wagons. For farm purposes we *
recpmiinen| iSS^^lW^^^? Wagon.
, ^e^^X?^^r^l? stp?k a full line of these cele
brated bugles: ;! .
i-Earekne^J^
uHa^S?ociirtfMnn?r^ fehreri^rBrJewelry and H?USB Furnishings
-ot-?very-deseeiption-Let-us-soifiplyL,yfjur HBttdfeal-.
Ramsey & Jones?
?'li-. 3 LSS 2???J 'Si?il?'u ' M?!,- ? ... i- :...
A Splendid Exhibit of High Grade
A Wonderful Exhibit that rills up pur Entire Second Floor and we would be
?pleased to have an opportunity to show mi* tfiese goods, 'whether you buy or
['riot. We e?urp^^e\h|rs st?^partially tp ?ive you an idea.
' 11%J S??e ol Them:
?gar?pr$Suit?? IHnjQg ;%D^rtr.:.SiuitSj BedrRpom Suits, ? Sideboard^- "Wardrobes,
i pis?e??a^Vpq? Chairs^ Rankers, ^Settees* HarK?cks! D'ressersf, China Clbs
-: ets,: C?irf?onfe???;: *' B?tt?teaijs) ?'o?ng?s> Ge ht?r Tables',- Art ^-Squ?res-,
Mattin^^Rugs, (jWaslistand- j Sets, Bedsteads,* ; [?rib^ Gradlesy g
. "Mattresses, -" Stoves, " Ranges / and" Heaters.** \*
? aofl bf? Ilma .?OT-.^ki S??J IV?? ?ooi D? S SID? E '?
-Best -?Grades of Farra Wagons._.
Saddles, Shades, Surreys, Victorias, Buggies, Wagon Harness
and minor articles to^fi$"merous to mention. Call an'cKinspect anf^
Our undertaking.,department is always well supplied with all grades of coffins
and caskets from tne^cheapest to the best. Our hearse answers all calls promptly,
night or day.
g The Edge field Mercantile Co. I