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EDGEFIELD AD VE RTISEB Established 1835. J. L. M IM S . . . v EDITOR TERMS; ONE ?EAR ll 50 SIX MONTHS .75 0?. WEDNESDAY, NOV. ll, 1908. . ?uO .V rx . i'lAii'I DrlUfO^1 '.sound" Head,; an'Honest jheart and"an " humble spirit are g the three best guides through I ~~ .. tttae?ndto:etexa?ty.-WALTER 5 iii? J J *Ti?? r '1 ?1 " * * * . * i i. ? * " / . 0 ^ . '. The death bf ex-Senator Carmack il ?; at the hands of, a political adversary j in a pistol duel Monday ?6 a nation al loss. A generation does not pro duce many- men of CarmackVcali-. ?l Od> ^ . .? *. .. -.<:-.- orffi . i)re- .. -; ; .-, g ; ,- . . Batesb?rg, Lexington, Sumter,. Greenwood and other counties1 make a suer ;s of their annual fairs. To say ? .at Edgefield can not do equal- [ ly as well or .better, is a reflection upon the people of the county. It is an exceedingly difficult mat ter to get the citizens of this coun ty, and the state at large^ for that \ matter, to cast their ballots in the general election. Only about 955 votes were'polled in this county on November the 3rd, while more than s.-t twice that:.number of registration .i':- . certificates'.were issued last 'summer, . T 7} ' Ti. The Edgefield Advertiser, always .ia . good newspaper', now conies out as int'bb??? a sheet of ; eight pages, with seven %&p-\ . .eohimns toj?he .page. We congratu late Friend'Mini's.pul.his increased . ...advertising patronage; which made the,enlargement necessary.-TheAd1 vertiser is no doubt the oldest;news paper in South Carolina.-Bamberg iiuvi xieraiu. . ?. : ~7.T~T^ i That splendid weekly, The Edge . : ' : / .geld Advertiser, has: enlarged to sev : ^ en-column quarto, and put in.au.^eh. . tirely new dress.of type, rules and other material, greatly improving its appearance .mechanically.. The' .:' . Advertiser has for. many years stopd ota: for the best interests of its. town and section and all of its friends-and they are legion-will note with pride I and pleasure the-.spirit of progress ''a&ah thatammaties- it in this, its . latest move forward-Southern Publisher. ... .: r... ."- * . z? . . Farmers: and . business men gen erally bf our town and county, heed the call of Mr. barnes R. Cantelou, president of .the Edgefield Agricul . tural Club in this issue. If we are to . show have .a .county.- 'fair next fall-and everybody says Edge^eld must nave one-now - i's the time - to : take the ? ?.' ' oil _ U , . matter up.and effect- the . organiza-. -.....i ticn.of a county, fair association, en listing the. OQ-?petation of .every far-, '^C-?'V-*J :-""^-rher4n the county- .. . mi -, ., ? . ?- ;;*?. Mr. Luther M. Tesh is an Old] Newspaper Man. .- Mr.'iiuti?r M: Tesh; field secre . . . tary of the World Baraca Union, who delivered an address at St. '?; 1 John's Methodist church, here last ;', ; . ? Thursday night, is ? native, of Win ston-Sal?m, N. C. He was for some banarjG -time=connected, with the . Winston Salem" Journal" "and later with the I Herald.. ?Ml Merchants Trade Journal, published . at Raleigh'; He is well known to [ ' the newspaper folks throughout the I :01d North State. Just before leaving thc city the other dar, Mr. Tesh, said that Mr, , : : Marshall A: Hudson, of Syracuse,!, N. Y.; the founder of the Baraca 1 movement, intends to.: spend some ' .; time here during 1 the early part pf the new year: He will attend . the convention of Baracas to he held at 'Orangeburg and will make . several " addresses in other cities of the state, j and may possibly be induced to visit] Anderson. - .?? '; During his newspaper career Mr. Tesh .wrote a;nuhi*>er. of verses-al way s along ' ch arch aud Sun day I ?school lines-^-and-many ofthese were J . , " published.--Anderson Daily Mail. Adminisfeator's Sale '^fttffbsOJi ' 'Al lo .h'-.v -.?H to ;; ' .. Notice is hereby given that by ttiruaj virtue of an order of the Probate. Court, for Edgefield county, S. C.,' ; the undersigned; will- sell at the late ;n .-residence, pf, Joseph J. Holland, tiif V. . [-.deceased, in said county on the 17th ? . day pf Novemoer, .1908, beginning .: at 10 p'olopk a.. in, all of the jier . ... .ional property-.belonging to the es . Itate pf. said, Joseph J. Holland, de- ] ceased, .consisting of 1 mare, 3 ... .mules, cows, farm produce and mi r?. :..!.',.jilementH, wagon, buggy, household and kitchen furniture and various j . pt her. articles. . Terms cash. . . . ... , J. A. Holland, . . . B. ?S. Holland, '-'lo 6fci-/4] .. . Admiii|s.tratorsj Nannally's celebrated candie? .bi.'.... ... fresh ?by empress every week. 'PENN &?OLSTEIN, Successors tb G L Penn & Sou Cy-mp to un for rifibr pric^H oi domestics. 4-4 brown' S-a Isiano at 5 cent* ; Ginghams a . ? CHi.tp. Tbe high standard in ail m-rc! au dise wili i>e k^pt up. J: i VES r.ROs, ' Cobbs Old Stand . Large Attendance Urged. The next regular meeting of .the Edgefield Agricultural Club will be held in the court, house Saturday afternoon next at 2:^0 o'clock. A full attendance-of the members-is desired, and all farmers and business men who are not members are invi ted to attend, as the matter of organ izing a County Fair Association will be discussed. This is an enter prise whichshould enlist the support and co-operation of every citizen in the county. Attend the meeting -Saturday-afternoon - arni participate:, in the discussion thereby, aiding in having the County "Fa fr movement assui?Tdefijiite shape Jit once. . - -J. R; Cantelou, Pres. "Typhoid Fever at Winthrop. . The authorities'at Winthrop Col lege arousing even* possible means to locate the cause of typhoid fever that has manifested' itself among the student body. There are three well advanced cases in the hospital and seven other young ladies have symptoms of typhoid. A sample of the drinking water was sent to Baltimore to be examined but it;contained no traces of infection The use of milk from the '.college dairy has been- discontinued until the cause of thc fever can be located, The young ladies who are victims of typhoid receive the attention of the r best physicians and skilled trained nurses, and no stone will be left unturned in 'removing "he eaiise in order to prevent the spread of the disca. . - i. How is Your Digestion. MnL Mary Dowling of] No. 228 8th Ave., San Francisco, recom mends a remedy for stomach troub le. She says: ''Gratitude for the Wonderful "effect ot' Electric Hitters in a case of acute indigestion, prompts this testimonial. I am fully convinced that for. stomach and liver troubles Electric. Bitters is the best remedy on the.market to-day." This great tonic and alterative] medicine invigorates thc system, purities;the. blood and is 'especially helpful iii.all forms of female weak ness. 5Oe at W ,E Lynch <fc Co., Penn & Holstein, successors to G L| Penn <fc Son, drug store: Mind Your Business. If you don't ' nobody will. It is your business to keep oiifcofall the| trouble you can and you can and will keep out of liver and bowel trouble if you take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They keep biliousness, malaria and jaundice out of your system. 25c at W E Lynch & Co., Penn & Holstein, successors to G L Penn c? Son. We are ready for the hunters, with a full, stock of guns, shells, bunting coats, leggings, etc. Ramsey it.Jones, We are headquarters; for Ham ilton Brown ShdeiCompany-'s ?cele-* orated .American ?Lady- and Geots dress.shues/Best children^ school ?ho?s* -and working. [ man's shoes ou : the .market. Try our "God ma?'a"*wear well shoeey all solid. RIVES BROS. Seven Years of Proof. "I have had seven years of proof that Dr. King's; New Discovery is the.best medicine, to uike for coughs and colds and for cy edy diseased condition of throat, chest or lungs," says W V Henry, of Panama, Mo. The world has Had thirty-eight year? of proof that Dr. King's New Discovery is the . best remedy for coughs and colds, la grippe, asthma, hay fever, ' bronchitis, hemorrhage of the lungs, and the early stages of consumption.. Its timely use. al ways prevents the development of pneumonia; Sold under guarantee at W E Lynchs & Co., Penn & Hol stein,-successors to.. G L Penn & Son ..drug, stores. ?0c and $1.00. Trial bottle free., , ... ; When you need a good farm wagon, one that will stand the test, try a Hackney or Old Hick ory. ,' Ramsey & Jones. For Rent: Two 5-room cottages and 3 rooms in another cottage. Mrs. D. S.DuBose. is, by no means, .the dreadful disease it is thought to be-i-in tile beginning. , It can always be stopped-in the beginning. The trouble is: you don't know you've got it; you don't believe it; you won't believe it-till you are forced to. Then jt is dangerous. Don't be afraid; but attend to i j* quick-you can do it yourself and at home. Take SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil and live care fully every way. This is sound doctriiie, what ever you may think or be told; and, if heeded, will save life. Send this advertisement, together with name ot paper in which it appears, your address and four cents td cover postage, and we will send you a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World." SCOTT & BOWNE, 40S> Pearl St, New York Fresh- currants, seeded**, raisins, citron and figs at PENN & HOLSTEINS- - j. Large stock of stovps, stov pipe utensils, nie, nt reasonable prices. Ramsey it Jon^s. ^ . WP aro. headquarters -for butley and-wagon- harness, both - d mil de A?d Bingie _ Ramaev & Junes,? :?L \ -JW. , CANT BE SEPARATEDr Some Edgefield People Have Learned How to Get Rid of Both. .? ? Backache and kidney, ache are'.twdn brothers." - ,You can't separate them. And you can't get rid of the back ache until you cure the kidney ache. If the kidneys are . well and strong, the rest of the system is pretty sure, to be in vigorous health. Doan's kidney pills make strong; healthy kidneys. \. ; Geo. B. Lee, living in Lexington, S. C., says: "I have been a sufferer from attacks of kidney trouble for a good many years and during that dinie have taken a great many remedies. I re ceived the best of results from the use of Doan's kidney, pills and shall, con tinue using them. It will always give me pleasure to recommend them to other sufferers." - . ; ?. P For sale by all dealers. Price 5Qcts.; Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Ni xi, sole agents'for the United States. Remember the same-Doan's-and ake no other. . . v All the uew things in Dress goods at reasonable prices. May & Tompkins. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the addresp, Bicghamton. N. Y., on e^trry bottle. Maple Syrup and Buckwheatat PENN & HOLSTEIN'S. master s ?c State of South Carolina, Edgefield County, Court of Common Pleas. Lillian Presnl v. plaintiff against ^UQettfi Hnt?faisda et al. .de fey .di ants. Pursuant, to the decree ' in.'tbis caue^, I will offer'for sale' af pub lic outcry to the h'ghest bidder on salesday io^ December 1908, the same being the 7lh day of paid month, between the legal hours of -saie,tbe following described real ty to wit: All that certain tract or rarcel of land, sitt?ate, lying and being in the county of Edgefield, state of Scuth\ Carolina, containing.^ acres, more or 1383 and. bounded, on the north by lands of James T Mi ms, south by lauds of Mr. M-D Lyon from which -it' is separated by tho- public road, which leads from; Edgefield, 8, C: tolthe Ouitv plaoe", and'west by laods of Mary J Bch??b. (ic i Terms of'Bale: ; One-half cash and the balance, ou a credit of-one year, with interest on the credit portion from day of sale. Pur chaser to give bond and mortgage or the premises sold to secure pay ment of the credit portion or all cash at the purchaser's option. Purchaser-to pay for papers. ?? W". F. ROATH; Master Edgefield County i .: ': ' ' i ,f ,1...' ?/...' -.iii) ' .. Master's Bale. State of South Carolina, . Edgefield County, Court of Common Pleas, f J A Holland and B-S Holl au d administrator* of the estate of J J Holland deceased, and in their own right plaiotifi's agaiust Mrs. Mattie Webb et al defeud ants. f?-?iii. ': - ' Pursuant to the decree iu this cause, I will offer for sale at pub lic outcry to the highest bidder, before the court housp, town of Edgefield aud state of South Car olina, ou salesday in December 1908, the same bciugtbe 7th day of said mouth, between the legal hours of sale, the following de scribed realty to wit: All that tract.of land situate in naid count}' and sta^t?, contain ing 254 acres more or less, aud bou?ded ou' the uorth by the H B Gallman placp, on the east by the Cbappells Ferry roaa, on thc south by lauds of Johu Spann and ou the westby landB of J H Bonk nigbt aud by lauds of the -Pickius estatp. This tract of land to be cut into two tracts and sold that wiy, plats of the same exhibited the day of sale. Terms of salo: Ouo-lhird cash, aud the balauce on a credit of one and two ypars with interest from the day of ?ale. Purchaser lo give bond and mortgage of the premis es 6old, mortgage aud bond to. in clude ten per cent for attorney's rfeesJf .brought tp._8iiitJ or all ca6b at purchaser's option. Terms must he complied with or satisfaction given to Ma8terorheis authorized to re-sell tbe same on some subs? quent saleeday * thereafter at th< risk ot thc former purchaser Purchaser to pay for papers. W. F. ROATH. Master Edg-ii-ld Coui.tv DR.KIrWS MEW DZ S COVE RY Wi!! Surely Stop That Cough. I ^Master's'Sali i -,. Stat? of Routh Carolina, Edg fi-lri Conni v. ' Court of Common Pleas, I W. W? Hendrix Rt al PiainlifiV Ag? il) St Posey as administrator nf estate of Nancy tl ??nd rix dec<**u?ed d>?fe?idan'f?. ' PureU?n' f? t?i" tl-cree in lliis caiis?," T will o?T -r Tor' nal-", at'pitlK ;' I i c_". rij ij.c r_y? / Tf? tbj? hfe'uigi ?.i?"tv?fr I-Rrcir<? the uourj housp. lowTi of pS'dkefiAlo*; S; .' ??7jm?7Utmsdnv-rn . Et>c,j ri i i'er.i 1'JOS, I'LtS sa ru? .l^eing the 7j h day of said month, be trwpen' ! ho legal .houri of sa!?, the follownc' 'di/scr-i?ietf ' p'rHp'erty to Wi o-;: .zquoY i Aj? that lot or parcel of land situate ' lying und'' be?rg in Hie town of:T re nt otilan tl'ih. the coun ty' and state q foresaid, contain i ng one and one-half acres nv>re or less,: bounded on' the ? north bj r.i'ght of w?y of the Cumberland Grap -railroad, ba th? ea6t by lot? hf Willie-Leppr.nl, W W W:.seand G'-T DutiCiiij, on t he south by pub lic str'eet riinniriH iii- front of tbr Episcopal church and ou the W'jsl by-Tot of W D iT illiuid. . ':; Tenns of sale, cash.-' Parch ' s^r to pa}''for-ps per?. '"... W -: . Wv F. ROATH. Master Edg?f:e.)d County . "?'-.I;: 'Master's::Sale. . ? . . f " j id' )':!)."o*i ' : ' ''State of South Carolina, *" ?-^irdgfe-fiv?ld Quuuiy,., ..., ? Court of Common Plea?. . Mrs. Lucretia Whittaker 'et al plaintiff:* against, C B Gray, er al Defend:-.nt. Pursuant to the decree-in thu cause; I will offer for sale at pub lic outcry to the highest bidder, before thc court/ house, town, of Edgefield state' of $011 th'Carolin*: mi sa lewd ay in Derain oer,l 90S, th." same being t ie 7 h dav of.said mouth .between thfi: legal hWurs.Ot sale tb? following dercnl.e-l .'et ty to wit : AU: that traci or ?pnrc'd n? lan'' situate, lying and h>ingin the cor, porate limits ^f -th^ town of Edge field, in the county, of Edg' iHd' in the srat? ,\f Spntb. CnroUhai t?tmlttrmng'SO' .arr-'s, morn or less, and bounded, nu, 'hv- north.bv P H S?if'der-', c'n'tfiify-'j-iil lot. . 'M*s: Emeline Carilidge andr IVY H Tur ner, ou tho east.Ky.-lands o.f Dt: -1 TBatt'isQnahd.lhe. public sir-o leading .from Edu.-field CHIT' house ito augusta. Ga., nonio .bv. y public street in the. t-.wu of E lg field : .known ? as ;Grav st rent, nor! westby lands of W W Sheppard Joe-Butler and: others. :This land willbecut into suita ble lot's and sold that way. Piat axbibited day oCisale. ?Tftrms o?-sale '.cash. Purchaser to pay,for.papers. . ii i iii : . . W: F.. ROATH, aster Edgefield Cbun'y. ...... . : . -| '?'"'.? Master's Safe State of:.South ,C?r'oHo?, ? '?dgefie.ld.???Dly, h Court of Common Pleas'. Union Savib'gfl :Bank ngi?nst David V Harris, et al. Pureuaot.:;to the. decree iii this jause, JL will offer for sale at pub lic outcry to. the. highest bidder before the court house',1 town oi Edgefield and State of South Car Dlioa, on aalesday iu December, 1908, the same being the 7rb dav oi said mouth, between the legal hours of .sale, the following d'ed aribed ^realty to wit: All that, tract, of .laud situate in said county of Edgefield and s'ate of South Carolina, which vrifi ob tained from R E and G T'Broad water; and containing 001 acree. more:or less aud boniided on tb' Bortbjby lands oi' D^Vore aird Burkhalter pu the south by land of C ' M ' Burkhalter and on tin west by-Turkey Creek'. Terms of sal?: O'n^ half' cns h and the balance on ? cr?dit of one year with interest from the day of-saie; -Parchaeer to giv^ bond and a mortgage of the pr. ul ises sold to secure1 the pay meut ol the credit, portion mortgage to in clude ten percent attorney Vf e<vi if brought to suit or al] c;:Bb at the purchasers option. Purchaser to pay for pap<ffs:! .w. F. ROATH: Master Edgefiyld County Excursion Kates To Charleston, S. C. and Return Via Southern Railway. Account Charleston Gala Week Festivities ' th'e Southern Hail way announces Very" low round trip rates from alp points hi South Carolina and Charlotte .?ind.'Asheville, X. C. Augusta dud Savannah, Ga.,' and immediate stations to Clbirlestijii, S. C. Tickets to bc. .sold' Noyciiipe'i' i:5tli to "2'0tli 1 inclusive, ?iiii?t?f? foi return until November 23rd, IH?S. The rate' for' cliildren between five and"twelve years of age will bc one-half fare.' For rates, detailed inloyniation etc., apply to' Southern Railwaj Ticket agents pr mid ress. ." : '' Div! Pass! IvSf; ' -. ' Charba-.n. S. C .i. ii Av; Asst. (ion. Pass. Agi., Atlanta, < la. ?x Whin- f\?iir.l ?'-"fi PUT?! other ?ft?i ?>- i i Onion Sert jti'.-t r. oe ivul. PENN & HOLSTEIN*. i?uCCQft?Vrs to G h Prviiri iv". SOM %?\ ^Sffikf- V '/'.. ! ;. I Get our prices on shoes before buying. We cnn phaiUBie you. May ?v 'Hnmpk?nc. A Sympathetic Farmer. A large louring automobile con Cai'il'ing?i mau Sud bis' wife ?ne'l'a load of bay in :i very burrow road. Tiie woman declared tjiat the far mer in?is] IjacuToifC but'}fer111itebTTTTti contended thai shA w as {?i?&??t?o? able; - .(But yon can't back.' tjicjtutomo bile so far* slie said, 'and 1 don't intend " t? move fol* anyborTyi Ile* sides, bo should have seen us." The '.-.husband pointed out that this was impossible, ojkvjng, to an abrupt turn in the road. "? don't lytre,-' she insisted., I won't move if I [?ave to-.stay ?jere alb night.". . Her liusba'nrl siariin^ to argue the matter, .when the farmer^, >yho had.been Sjttjng quie.tjly on ?1.-.! hay. interrupt od; i j '"Xever mind sir!" ,he . exclaimedj willi a sigh.- "I'll try . to back oin. ? 1've.got ono. ju-t li?ke her at li?me!'! i -Philadelphia Lodger . 1 ecls^ no - Yesterday we-fi&ecka cus-i .< ;. tomer in one of. our new ?.ed Cross models. . As she left she said, "Wrap'up my oid ? ones'. ' I'll i wear, these" in stead.'- '- ? . The Red Cross Shoe is comfortable thc moment you "? put it on ! [;'?".'? ' .' " Its sole, made of specially tanned leather- is flexible. It doesn't bind, cramp or "draw" the foot. It fits like a glove and bends with your ? foot, just as your glove moves with your hand. Thisfall \ / ai 5 Come in and .try on the Red ' Cross. KnoW for yourself what it means to the thousands ' of ? women who wear it, who would not be induced to go back to stiff sole shoes. Slip your foot into the Red Cross,-that's the only way you Will ever realize what a wonder ful difference it does make !. You wouldn't believe a shoe could be' 'so comfortable. " i W? -nave it in .411 .'s.tvTes-High ' Slices^and$5; Oxft)rd?,'^0 ?n"d,?4.:': ?:''.'.''' ';: Agents for: Ed )X(> awry a full st$ Wo make a specially o? F; your orders p:\-::rip'.ly at T Thc vc-:y hy-.? h::.:.-? and rc:. . isSyj Ll Uli. ".O:j fhe?jlzCTi day IV oe m ber 190$. in th.? i iii'' ? Sf i ir- J ndof Probate for j{<;;_..?-?"ii-riW ., county, Routh Carol ion;' tty H iirr^'C^??iPd vc i ?1 ?!?I:IV'<'.? a. lina. >'.(;. ":i:/.:i.vf Or? the estafe of Winiam \Veflyp"f?ceased, and'S-t tb? sarao time application vn??oH innd'-i l'or .i li nal d is obar;."! from IHM trual as admiuis Ira'or ?d' s.'.?d ?-s.tttt? A!: parson* b?.v.i:>.?.r, ijU: i lus itgaiiiBi Biiid estate ?ire b?T?div ni.i lind tn pr -f ul 's?'rpe dilly n'lested M? i?r !?e|,'ir? said dat".'-or be d lutrrjjd p;?yinnii?. . .T/:V7\y(imr~ TRADE MARKS DESIGNS T\ivm^ COPYRIGHTS &c. '. Anvoncflijrulli'R a nUeteh and description may qulclcly ascertain our oiiininn free wnetlier an . Invention is probably patentan).!. Communica tions strictly cunlldontlal. HANDBClOK on Patenta soot free. Oldest.oiiency for securing putouts. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive tpecit? liotlce, without chanto, lu Ibo A tianrisomely niiistrntea weekly. Largest clr culatipi) ojf-iuiy.scientnie jourim'. Terms, 'ii a year: four mon tbs, $1. So'.d byu.l newsdealers. MUNN ? Go.3G,?roadwa^ Mew York Brunell Olflee. C25?" SU Wash iDU'ton, D. C. - mM??p?0:_ in : tiuiavj :r.'?u\ y, <y:r,\\ \ : \:?-rr::: "?;? ! rn'.:-M.) ?it?^.TfJliioO?it?'if. ? ni lo &H$<U fith . ii '. ii ii? R -ii C oi v;W^^?m: rr to [isl aili m ? . ... itK^V;^. . V ./.'<,(]:.U;> y??J 'Ul bends ... ?lhUcJooi" jm ent Colt ?a?e, ?4.U0. '.'ir?': j?i:m .'Uti r/q -moon jvjrri&J ..v i;i ":';.'?;.? ni [b:d ....;?. i;oi?dj .>',?.! [sys p??.n?wfcpov?;^? --i --v.-,.' '?i-Mil .<:': ry - i?ivyi Ul ; ..?iq ..> 'O?dyr. ..-.>.>.,./;{>. sdT ?i .i;' wo jj i:t<> .- hill ?'. U:\l\d {th .'!..) ?'. .//;.() -/VJ r.'.'i y j flOiKilhti! ' -4^ ? 5 are ie . Hi gil grade ? tiling' m SIio es. .1 .v: .;u. , rr":'"-*-' i?Wo JI ! b?'ir?di? ...sea Come P m m and we wil?^. aBiBaBsaaaaBBBBa HE ip .k (ii (iror^ries and ti ancy Groceries and can fill ? ^ery reasonable h twice a wee!: by orcos Ml Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, Edgefield County, Conrfof Common Pleas. J (r Holland pt al plaintiffs ngaio?-t Mrs. Mattie Webb et al defendants. Pursuant to tho- decree iii thip cause, T will ofter for Hale hit. public outcry to the highest bidde- 1 - f^ofca^uaiu^ojiae^Jawii of Edge-"' finid, P. CpOXi s^esday in Dpo^tn ber 190S ?Hi? s-a-wV- being the 7:h day. of _Baid.,.mOJhlh.. ?betweftri the legal rb ou r^; of-.??1^ -tho ful lowing 'd?Pen beehren ?t r 't?-wi-? t : .'Aliniiat tract of land situate in ?aid county and etut* containing 195.aprj? mor \ pr Uss. adjoining lander of-dm Hnn&AiQtfi and oth"r laud* of the said .I J Ho loud H nd 0ilV<3r4*nda'(Yf'ffrH M?id testator. 1 Thr* traci'Jot.Hand will b? en! ?0.10AhrVe 'r-iots of land and sohl t'bjjt way. Pm*s of th?- latid ?x hi.hj.tpd OM fhe div of RU!H. "-' THrois nf ?t?\a:-7 ?-.Oiie-third e=i?h and.lh"? bi lance on a crncit of OM* tod two, ycar>, with intimst from day of sab.,;uiy;ch'?s''r.'o give bond and uiiir'g^g.' of4 fH& premises ?old mortg/i'-e und'.'bond TO include ten p'r CHt'it for 'ah'oriiey.i fees if - rbugnf'to Miif/'or'?l) cash at por ch a shir's 'jo p t i o ii i e 'm s m ti st hi, 'jompjind wiib' or R'ittsfactioii ?ziv J? to Mas'erorlv hi authorized to r*-seii t Be. .Sards day' or s-?me pub s'quent'?aipsday the rna fte r at tb risR "of the' formar '-purchaser. : Piirchaser to pitv"for mipers. . . . W: F ROATH, . , Muster E?g??i-ld County. laster^ Hale. x STATE OF SOUSA - CAROLINA, . EDGEFIEL3>:C0UNTY, - Cohrt !of?'Common Pleas. . Milton Parker,- Adthr. of Estate o Horace Parker, . dee'd,' -et. al., ?i linc, ?:.?':::,-. .-against . ? Fred L Parker?, et al., * Pursuantto'the dec?e in this cause, I will offer -.for sale at Public outcry to the;.highest, bidder .before the cour louse, town"'oi/.Edg'?field and state o South Carolina/on sal'esday in Decem jer-1908,'th? same .being the 7th da of- said .month , between the legal hour of .sale, the .following^ described realt to wit: ' p. '"' " / ". ' -Lot'A.--'' , . The store lot, ' Whereon is situate *,he Parker building, .facing the publi square a distan.ce.of, thirty feet and inches about;, and \VhiCh'store runs bac ;?v?nty--fiye: "?eetl' haViug behind it .ot running back' J about twenty-tw feet, ! making- ih. j ah : .ninety-seven fee m depth, and,.bounded , on the north b the public square/ oh ' the east by th Advertiser'bmldihg oh the south b other Parker land i 'and' on the west b alley lot..- . . Lot B. The alloy lot facing the public square Wventeen/?nd a half f7J feet and run ling back' ninety sev?n (97) feet more or less-ah.d,bounded;on,the north by the pubUc square pn the east by the Parker Sueding,' <>a the,sdUtn ','by other Parker lands rinfr om'the 'west by Ryan hotel lot.' v->\l I-, : :' ;. i?fT ..-.^Qt-Cj . . A lot of .land facing Norris avenue on. the south about forty three feet and, .'aigHtfincTOS ahd^r?hning back about one?bundr?d: and; twenty two feet and bounded.-oni the ?prjth .by the Adverti ser lot and Parker, building and on the east by other ' Parker lands, on tho south,by Norris 'avenue and westby the-Ryan lot. rn / ii ; ; Lot.JD. A lot of land ..lacing Norris avenue abolit for ty three '. feet and eight in ch?s and running ' back one hundred and twentj two feet about and bound ed on the .north.'by the lands of the Advertiser lot;, on ?he east by the lot of the 'Mercantile; Company, on the south by* the Norris avenue and on the west by the-Parker lqt. . Terms of sale:-iOne half cash, and the. balance on credit of one year, with interest from . the . day of sale. Pur chaser to give' bond and a mortgage of the premises sold;to secure the pay ment of the ; credit .portion, mortgage to include.ten per ceat,*for attorney's fees if .foreclosed^ pr all cash at pur chaser's option. 'Tprfns must be com plied with or: Master' is authorized to resell'same day o? on future sale day. Purchasers, to pay,for papers. . . , , W. P. ROATH. Notice of Special laster. In"t?ic Circuit.'Court of the United States tor the';District of South ' 'Carolina. Fburth Circuit. IN EQUITY. I). A. Tompkins and 1). A. Tomp kins company,on behalf of them selves and all other creditors of the Edgetiekt" Manufacturing Compan v1, ' Complainants. ,: .,- ..,..- /!;ys. F.(lgcfield 'Manufacturing Company 'Defendants. To all and singular the creditors of 'the''-Ridgefield; Manufacturing Company: 1 ' 1 "'Pursuant td' theorder of the Hon. J. C., Prijtcharfl?3 Judge of the cir [.uii fepurt' of ' thoj United States of America' for the fourth judi? ial cir cuit, dated ai-Asheville, North Caro ling,-'oir.tht^^ of October, Lir?s, vo'ifahd ?ae?i of von arc here NOTIFIED'AND REQUIRED ' To'present and prove before me, at Edgofichr' court house, South karolina,- before the 1st day of De viril)i?r;'l?)O?>,-(-Yo<iir claims against .bc ! HdgcfieKl Manufacturing Com iaiiy. rhe 'defendant above named. Ii'you ???I?IH--f?iil to present and trovi' your claims before me by the ib.ive stated- time,' you will be bar vd and'cxcludcd ' from participation n f lie distributimV' of tho assets of i,aid dclVndantM-onipanv. . .1. D. ALLEN, Special .Master. The best in. the world.