Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, February 04, 1920, Image 5
Supervisor's Quarterly Report
October
J. N. Grims_ $ 12.5(
J. 0. Herin_ 12.5(
J. W. Hudson_ 168.5(
J. R. Scurry_- 71.5(
W. R. Swearingen_ 156.5?
Baxley & Wates_ 151.6(
Miss Patti Major_ 150.0?
J. J. C. Seigler_ , 156.3?
Good Roads Mch. Co. ___ 500.0(
R. N. Broadwater_ 131.7^
W. E. Lynch_- 11.2?
W. W. Fuller_ 103.8^
J. R. Timmerman __ - 55.6]
Nick Ransom_ 60.0C
W. W. Adams Co._ 362.81
T. B. Culbreath_ 15.0?
Satcher & Nixon- 116.3S
E. H. Folk_ 6.0C
B. J. Day_.- 3.0C
H. W. Crouch_ 2.6E
W. W. Fowler __ __ 459.84
.A. B. Carwile_ 100.0C
J. T. McManus_ 37.5(
M. A. Watson_ 16.66
Lewis Covar_- - 94.2C
Yonce & Mooney_ 110.5?
M. A. Taylor_ 66.0C
A. R. Nicholson _. L- 13.0C
Smith Bros._ 166.34
W. T. Kinnaird_ 25.0C
A. H. Corley_ 1.0C
Stewart & Kernaghan _. 1,446.2c
Reliable Motor Co._ 30.6E
JE. M. Crouch_ 25.0C
W. W. Wise_ 31.21
A. Gilchrist_ 31.2S
.J. B. Holmes_ 12.5C
Edgefield Mere. Co._ 126.14
R. M. Johnson_ - 18.7E
Sheppard Bros. ______ 20.0C
Austin Western Road' Mch.
Co. __. 825.5?
.Standard Oil Co._ 163.2?
M. A. Taylor_1 44.0C
W. W. Rhoden_ 75.2?
Board Public Wks._ 4.8?
W. H. Reynolds_ 125.0?
J. L. Prince_ 54.91
Andrew A. Walden_ 5.CK
W. E. Mealing_ 5.0?
R. D. Waring_ 38.7.
C. T. Broadwater_ 80.0?
Clarence Jay_ 70.0?
S. E. Posey_ 168.CK
J. E. Bryan_ 56.2E
N. L. Brunson_ 43.7?
L. T. May_ 10.7?
W. B. Cogburn_ 7.7?
W. R. Swearingen -- -- 74.4?
A. C. Bradshaw_ 950.0(
Edgefield Chronicle_ 28.7c*
Sam Agnew_ 4.0(
R. L. Shull_ 464.0(
T. E. Wood_ 25.0(
R. A. Marsh_ 5.0(
L. C. Parker_ 44.25
T. W. Quarles __ - - 43.2?
A. Daitch_, 39.4C
Dr. Harris Mathis_ 10.0(
W. E. Pardue_ 34.5(
James DeVore_ 3.0(
Ernest Peak_ 27.8(
D. T. Mathis_ 6.2(
J. F. Pardue_ 5S.2?
Dr. J. G. Tompkins_ 5.0(
A. L. Kemp_ 29.11
T. M. Adams_ 16.Si
G. S. Coleman_ . 25.0?
C. Mellichamp_ 10.SC
November
J. N. Griffis_ 12.5(
J. 0. Herin_ 12.5?
J. R. Scurry_ 75.7c
J. W. Hudson_ 65.0?
James Devore __ __ __ 13.0(
Edgefield Mere. Co._ 225.4?
C. T. Broadwater_ 80.CM
W. R. Swearingen_ 169.0(
W. R. Swearingen __ 114.6J
Willis Holmes_ 5.0(
S. F. Logan_ 276.65
Jacks;on Market __ __ __ 8.4(
T. E. Wood_ 20.0(
E. W. Samuels __ __ __ 9.2;
Nick Ransom_ 70.0(
Reliable Motor Co._ 6.6?
Mack Wood_ 70.0(
Lewis Covar_ 80.CK
M. A. Watson_ 166(
Henry Green_ 10.CK
A. C. Bradshaw_ 108.0?
Milton Strother_ 10.0(
.J. R. Timmerman_ 54.5(
Eidson & Co._ 148.8(
W. B. Cogburn_ 19.7c
W. T. Kinnaird_ 5.0(
Dorn & Mims_ 66.5(
Phil Anderson __ __ __ 38.55
T, E. Byrd_! __ . 10.4<
E. S. Rives_ 84.8(
Edgefield Chronicle_ 58.7?
M. B. Hamilton_ 14.4?
A. J. Ouzts -_ 24.01
Board Public Works __ 7.31
.J. R. Griffis_ 219.9?
Jno. G. Edwards_ 5.01
J. W. McCreight_ 17.7!
Robert Griffis_ 70.01
W. W. Adams Co._ 26.61
J. L. Prince_ 55.11
Satcher & Nixon_ 62.8<
A. M. Roberson & Co. - 267.01
J3ines Lumber Co. __ __ 107.3!
R. N. Broadwater __ __ 100.01
Clarence Jay_ 27.01
W. H. Reynolds_ 125.01
Jones & Son_ 40.3!
Jim Burnett_ 7.0.0)
Sheppard Bros. __ __ __ 20.01
W. W. Fuller_ 102.21
R. D. Waring_ 373.1
.J. J. C. Seigler. 172.51
Lyon Bros._ 7.65
J. D. Kemp_ 13.47
!H. P. Hamilton_ 50.00
W. R. and C. L. Johnson. 2,645.14
December
C. T. Broadwater __ - 91.70 j
Francis Prince_ 70.00 j
Good Road Mch. Co._ 500.00
J. O. Herin_ 12.50
'J. N. Griffis. 12.50
*L. T. May_._ 6.75
?Robert Griffis __ 70.00
'Jim Burnett_/._ 70.00
?Nick Ransom_'__ 70.00
|W. T. Reel_ 68.13
Sheppard Bros. _ 20.00
Jno. G. Euwards_ 10.00
Mack Wood_ 70.00
J. R. Timmerman_ 55.66
Trowbridge Hdw. Co. - 42..20
|W. R. Swearingen __ __ 36.25
W. R. Swearingen _'_ __ 166.55
R. D. Waring_ 360.33
Clark Milling Co._ 107.70
T. W. Quarks_ 112.36
E. N. Broadwater_ 123.23
Dr. C. P. Corn._ 5.00
A. B. Carwiie_ 100.00
W. W. Adams Co. 220.43
Miss Patti Major_ 100.00
Trenton Fertilizer Co. - 10.00
H. P. Hamilton_ 14.73
M. A. Watson_ 16.66
Edgefield Chronicle_ 4.25
W. W. Fuller_ 102.59
J. L. Prince_ 56.66
Stewart & Kernaghan __ 970.20
E. S. Rives_ 51.00
S. F. Logan_ 123.49
Lewis Co var_ 85.00
A. Daitch_ 46.35
W. B. Cogburn __ __ 92.25
M. A. Taylor __*. 12.51
J. W. Hudson_-,_. 65.00
J. R. Scurry._ 79.65
Edgefield Mere. Co._ 119.92
A. R. Nicholson_ 31.00
Newport Culvert Co. ___ 3,303.90
I. Mukashy_ 70.05
W. T. Kinnaird_ 5.00
J. H. Cantelou_ 8.15
W. H. Reynolds_ 145.00
G. S. Coleman.- 2.00
J. L. Mims_ 95.75
T. E. Byrd_ 13.40
J. M. Bell_ 25.00
W. R. and C. L. Johnson 1,480.18
Citizens of Edgefield!!!
We want you to list your spare
rooms with us for Transient Lodgers
and Visitors who come to Edgefield
daily and have no place to sleep.
Help us to give them quarters.
DEPT. GENERAL WELFARE,
BOARD OF COMMERCE,
S. B. Nicholson, Chairman.
Closing
Groe
We take this means of inform
out our grocery department in o
and all of our store space to our
ness. We thank the people for
grocery department in the past,
der to serve them better witli ou
stock will be constantly replen;
up the reputation which we Lav
Penn &
AGE OLD CHEMIC
PERSISTENT MEI
Discovery Which May Prove to
Upon Which Medical
for>
It would seem that medical science
has scored a new victory and made
a new and most remarkable discovery
one that will have a far reaching in
fluence on the physical betterment of
present and future generations, and
one which bids fair to quickly estab
lish itself in the public in regard as a
most remarkable step toward the al
leviation of human suffering.
Medical scientists have long known
that the greatest single human fabric
rebuilder is iron-the most powerful
of all tonic agents for the blood and
the greatest known restorer of phy
sical vitality.
But. efficacious as iron is known to
be, not every sufferer has hitherto
been able to avail themselves of its
potent healing and building power
because iron tends to induce consti
pation.
It has also been true that iron was
not assimilable to all stomachs and
for that reason many have suffered
for years because their stomachs
could not assimilate the very reme
dial agent that their system would so
quickly respond to.
BUT SCIENCE EVENTUALLY
WNS AND A METHOD HAS AT
LAST BEEN DISCOVERED TO
i COMBINE AN ENERGETIC VEG
t -
Penn & Holstein
Prescription
Druggists
Pure Drugs and Chemicals
Our prices are reasonable.
Our 75 years of service to the
people insure efficiency and
We Solicit Your Continued
Patronage
State of South Carolina.
County of Edgefield
By W. T. Kinnaird Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, Mary Eliza Lloyd, of
above county and state, made suit to
me, to grant her Letters of Admin
istration of the Estate of and effects
of Allen Lloyd, late of above county
and state, deceased.
These are Therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and Creditors of the said Allen
Lloyd, deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at my office at Edge
field, S. C., on February 19th 1920,
at ll o'clock a. m. next after publi
cation thereof, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administra
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 29 day
of January, Anno Domini, 1920.
W. T. KINNAIRD,
Probate Judge Edgefield Co. 4
Notice!
We give notice that the firm of
Daitch Bros., composed of A. Daitch
at Edgefield, S. C., Morris Daitch at
Soperton, Ga., Philip Daitch at New
berry, S. C., have iby mutual agree
ment consented to dissolve partner
ship, and all debts heretofore con
tracted by the firm of Daitch Bros.,
will be paid off and are guaranteed,
by the undersigned, who will contin
ue the business at the same store.
A. DAITCH.
Notice.
On and after February 1st, 1920,
we will discontinue buying cotton at
Mill door.
GRANITEVILLE MFG. CO.
l-28-3t
Out Our
eries
ins the public that we closing
rder to devote all of our time
? steadily increasing drug busi
their liberal patronage of our
and we are closing it out lu or
r drugs aud drug sundries. Our
?shed with new goods, keeping
e made during the past 75 years.
Holstein
iL LAW UPSET BY
)ICAL SCIENSIST
be the Solution of a Problem
Science Has Worked
'ears.
ETABLE LAXATIVE WITH AN
EASILY ASSIMILATED IRON TON
IC AND SO PRODUCE THE
GREATEST RECONSTRUCTIVE
TONIC KNOWN TO MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
If reports of this remarkable med
ical discovery are true, and they
seem to be well substantiated by hun
dreds who have been healed and re
stored by the new discovery, it would
seem that many sufferers could now
turn to the new medicine with great
hope.
The new medicine has been named
FERROLAX and the stories already
current, of its remarkable healing
and restorative power in cases of
blood and stomach diseases are caus
ing thousands to inquire where this
new and wonderful reconstructive
tonic may be obtained.
Ferrolax is sold by H. C. Mitchell,
Edgefield, S. C., and Maxwell &
Com, Johnston, S. C.
Get a bottle at this store today.
Take it according to directions and
if it does not do you the good you
want done, come in and get your
money back. Your bare word is gQpd
enough for us. Watch for the next
issue of this paper and see what Fer
rolax is doing for others.-Adv. .
m
?m?mWm
Attraction Extraordinary
Sherlock Holmes
the Wonder Dog
possessing the intelligence of a human in connection with
- Rozar ie Bo gin a, Accordionist
late pf the New York Follies. These two extraordinary Vaudeville
attractions combined with
"The-Melting Pot
a six-reel feature of intense real dramatic action, world renowned,
featuring Walker Whiteside and Valentine Grant. With this trio
of wonderful attractions, each a feature within itself, there's little
to be said.
Edgefield Theatre, Friday, February 6
Immediately after Lyceum attraction
Prices 25 cents and 50 cents, war tax included
Don't, forget the place and time to bring the kids to see
SHERLOCK HOLMES, THE WONDER DOG
Z/SA &f&3& ?CAM
Special Sale Great
Success
TT7E desire to thank our friends and the public generally for the
very generous patronage which was given us during the cut
price sale that we have conducted. In spite of the bad weather we
have had a good business. The people knew that wen we advertised
bargains that we would give real bargains.
We will continue the eut pri?es on certain
lines until next Monday night
Come in before that time and
secure some of these bargains
We again thank our friends for their generous patronage
A. DAITCH