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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25
Important Personages at Deer Park

As usual Deer Park will entertain
one or more foreign diplomats this
season. The German Ambassador
will vacate his Washington residence
verv early this year and install his
family in one of the handsome hotel
cottages at Deer Park, his attaches
and clerical force taking suites of
rooms in the east annex of the hotel
proper. Other members of the for
eign legations at Washington will be
numbered among the Deer Park resi-
dents during the summer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25
RENNINGER { OFFUTT
APPOINTED RECEIVERS
For Rinebaugh & Edwards. Hardware
Merchants OF Oakland. Who Re-
Gently Assigned.
CASE is NOW IN U. S. COURT.
Order Was Signed Monday by Judge
Thomas J. 1orfiS Upon Petition
Filed by Oakland and Baltimore
Creditors of the Firm.

The recent failure of Messrs. Hine-
baugh & Edwards, the Oakland hard
ware merchants, who made volun-
tary assignm ent of their stock of mer-
candise to Mr.. Gilmor S. Hamill, of
Oakland, is now in the United State
Court for the District of Maryland,
Judge Morris having appointed on
Monday Messrs. RenninSer & Offutt
receivers of the concern upon a petit
ton filed by an Oakland and two
Baltimore creditors of the firm, thus
removing the case from the Circuit
Court county and placing Messrs
Renninger & Offutt in charge of the
assets.
Prior to making the assignment
Messrs. Hinebaugh g. Edwards exc
cuted a bill of sale on their goods to
the Bindlev Hardware Company of
Pittsburg, Pa, for quite a large
amount. This. in connection with
their assignment made thePennsylva-
MIA parties preferred creditors and
the probabilities are that the other
creditors would have received little if
anything on their accounts, hence the
action in placing the matter in the
bankrupt court.
Messrs Renninger s. Offutt quail
fled this morning as receivers by filing
their bond in the sum OF $4,000, the
American Bonding Company of Bal
timOre becoming their sureties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25
Memorial Day Tuesday.

Memorial Day will be quietly OBJ
served in Oakland as has been the
custom for several years past. On
one occasion at the solicitation of a
entl eman of the cloth all saloons
and other business places closed at
the noon hour and remained closed
the balance of the day. This year
the people will look for repetition
of the occurrence
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25
MANUAL TRAINING.
Some Thoughts Regarding the Value
of Manual Training to Pupils

W pms
So much can be said in favor of
Manual Training. as taught in our
MARYLAND schools, that | will endeav-
or to give but a brief outline of its
many advantages.
We hear the daily cry ringing in
our ears. Give US practical men and
women" What other opportunities
can be presented to make education
more practical than those presented
in the Manual Training schools?
without manual education the boy
or girl gets only one.sided education.
What we want TO give to our pupils
is training that will develop them
physically as we'll as mentally. Man
ual Training schools afford the means,
if we employ them judiciouslv. Rous-
seau said: IF, instead of keeping a
boy porting over books, | employ him
in Il workshop, his hands will be
busted to the Improvement of his un-
derstanding; he will become Philoso-
pher, while he thinks himself only an
artisan Such schools educate the
whole being and teach the pupil to
see things in their true state, besides
training the eye and hand TO work
together.
Some will say that thev don want
their children to learn a trade: that
while in school they could be better
employed by spending that time in
studying their other lessons. Manual
Training isn't intended to make me-
chanics out of the pupils any more
than the study of algebra and geom-
etryis intended to make mathamatic-
ians of them, or the study of physics is
intended make philosophers of them.
Building castles in the air is the oc-
/ cupation of the great many of our
pupils. Some one has said; Build
castles in the air, if you will; then
I build foundations under them" Now,
it seems to me that so much porting
oyer books is like building castles in
the air, and putting into practice
/ that which is to be built under them.
Why not teach the practical with the
/ theoretical?
The finest fruit of education is
/ character Keep a boy busy and he
will keep out of mischief. Manual
Training supplies this long-felt want
Professor Woodward, in his treaties
on Manual Training, says: THE
Manual Training school, when vel
conducted, seems to me to furnish to
its pupils just the opportunity which
Walter Scott, in Waverly, says that
his young hero was losing forever
the opportunity of acquiring habits
of firm and assiduous application; OF
gaining the art of controlling, direct.
ing and concentrating the powers Of
his mind for earnest investigation, an
art far more essential than even that
intimate acquaintance with classical
learning, which is the primary object
of study tat SCHOOL,"
One more thought. Manual Train
ing Will tend to aid the boy in chos-
ing vocation, IN which some costly
mistakes are often made, both by the
parent and by the child, by develop
ing those innate activities which
tends to lie dormant during a purely
classical course of study-H. A. Lor
aditch, Manual Training Teacher
Oakland, Maryland, in Grafton Lead
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25
Sent to WASHINGTON.

Rev. F. A. B. Wunnenberg, a
former rector of st. Peters Catholic
church OF Oakland. who has been in
charge of a church near Baltimore
since his leaving Oakland, has been
assigned by Cardinal Gibbons to the
rectorship of st. MarY's church at
Washington, d. G. This is the only
German church of the District oil
Columbia and is one of the most
beautiful of the National capital
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25
Wills Admitted to Probate.

In the Orphans Court Tuesday the
wills of John q. Stoyer and Joseph
Spiker, both of this county, whose
deaths,occurred recently, were admit
ted to probate.
Mr.. Marcellus s. Wolf was appoint
ed administrator of the personal es-
tate of the late David Fike.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25
100. 200. .so...ss. ses.seosl
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900

1000 100000. 800. (. 5000. 5000
Mr. James BurIev. of Moundsville,
W. Va, is a guest of the Hicks House.
Mr.. Geo. Fulmer has opened a
meat market in the room adjoining
Hammond's store.
Contractor Liller, of Keyser, w.
Va. was a business caller at this
place on Monday last
DR.. J. l.. Squires spent last week
with his family at this place.
Miss Agnes Neaves and her broth
ers, Ernest, Charles and Allen, of
Charles county, Md, are with Miss
Sarah Harris.
Mrs, Laughlin, of Virginia Homes,
/ is guest of Mrs. P. T. Cartwright, of
this place.
Mr.. VIM. Wetherald. of Charles
county, Md, was recent visitor to
this place.
Messrs. Brydon and Henry Gibson,
and Pat" Crane, of this place, are
working at Henry, w. Va.
Mr.. Harvey Cuppett is fixing up the
store room east of the post Office for
an ice cream room.
Under the new schedule all passen-
ger trains stop at the Park on Sun
day to take on and put off passengers
east of Cumberland and west of Graf
ton.
Preaching in the Methodist church
next Sabbath morning by Pastor
Metheney.
Mr.. Albert Schrock is at Pitcairn,
Penna.
Messrs. Cunningham and MKin-
ney. directors of the Loeb Lynn Ho-
tel Co.. and Mrs. L. B. G. List and
Mr.. Charles List, of Washington, D.
c., spent the early part of the week
at Loeb Lynn Hotel, planning for the
season of 1903.
Mr., p. E. Willard, of Cameron, w.
Va, his rented Mrs. r. g. Richard
'on's cottage on F street.
Mrs W. Fl. H. Sheets and daugh-
ter Miss Bessie, of Pittsburg, p e.,
opened their cottoge for the summer
Friday last.
Mr.. LlOyd Crane, of this place, went
to Farmtown, Va, last Thursday.
Miss Sarah Harris, o Franklin, Va,
reached the Park Thursday last and
is gerting her house in order for
guests.
Mr.. Y. w. Stewart and wife have
moved into one Of the Park Improve.
ment Company's cottages in Cozy
Row.
Mr.. W. H. Malett, of Pittsburg, Pa.
has rented Parkyiew for the summer
Last Saturday, p. m, Mr. T. H
Mong was buried at Wheeling, w
Va. Mr.. NJ. was well known here as
a pleasant and cheerful friend who
delighted in spending the summer
at this place. AT the time of his
death he was so wears of age. He was
born in Hagerstown, Md, but for a
number of years has made Wheeling
his home
The Blake cottage has been painted
and otherwise improved, for the oc-
cupancy of Mrs. Good and family, of
Wheeling, who for the past several
years spent their summer vacation in
/ this delightfully."- located house.
Mrs. Dr. Nihiser, of Keedysyille
Md, is guest of her sister, Miss. R.
Weems, of this place
June 4th will be Childrens Day at
Wesley Chapel. An interesting pro.
gram is being arranged for the occa-
sion. Preaching at p. III. that day
instead of 1870 a. IN. Bring your
dinner and spend the day.
/ Mr.. d. n. Snyder, OF Fairmont, is
guest of Romney cottage
Mr.. Irvine r. Dickie, of Cumber-
land, Md, has rented one of the Talson
cottages for the summer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25
Hendricks New Bank.

Hendricks, w. Va, is to have an
other bank in the near future 1t is
to be National bank. The promo
ters are the Jennings brothers who
are now building the town of Jen7
ntngstown, Tucker countT.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25

NJ. L. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NJ. L. CHURCH-FRIEND
Services for next Sunday will be
Sunday school at the usual morning
hour at HOyes, Blooming Rose. Ken
dali and Selbysport. At Friendsville
Sunday school at , p. III. At Selby-
sport preaching will be held at 1880;
3. p. H.. at Kendall and SIS at
Friendsville when the subject will he
What are Christian Denomina-
tiOns?" Preaching at Blooming Rose
at 8 o'clock Saturday evening. All
are welcome to these services.
w. NJ. LISTER, Pastor.
BAPTIST.
Rev. G.. W. Hudson, of Louisville.
KY, will preach Sunday at Elder II
a. IN; Thay erville, 3 p. m, and Loeb
Lynn p. Ill. Sunday school at Thay-
erYillr every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Prayer meeting at Deer Park every
Wednesday at 8p. III.
w. II. FAUST, Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
Services in Garrett Memorial
church by St Marks Ey Lutheran
congregation next Sabbath as follows:
Sunday school $50 a. m, and preach
ing at 8 D. H., when the subject will
be "a Call to War"
Preaching in the Deer Park church
next Sabbath at II o'clock
f. Manages, Pastor,
In the Accident charge services will
be as follows: Sunday 9 a. IN, Sunday
school; preaching at 10; Cove, Satur-
day 10 a. M, catechise; Sunday school
10 a. m; FriendsYille Sunday school
at 10 and preaching at 730; Kendall
preaching at s a. III.
H. C. SALEM.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-05-25

A full and complete line Of bicycle
sundries at Naylor g. Cos 4.8
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29
Union Thanksgiving Service.

The pastors Of our towl have
arranged for u ion thanksgiving
service to be held in the Metho-
dist church on Thursday morning
at eleven o'clock. Instead Of q
regular sermon the hour will be
taken up with prayer, praise and
short Informal talks from all of
the pastors Unfortunately-be-
cause business is generally sus-
peaded on Thanksgiving day
many regard Il. as 9 holiday, when
it should rather be observed as a
holy day. It is earnestly desired
that this special service shall be
largely attended. Certainly every
heart should feel prompted 70
render thanks to the Great Giver
of every good and perfect gift. at
the close of the service collection
will be taken which will be divi-
ded among the several orphanages
that are supported by the denomi-
nations of our town. Go prepared
to give literally to this very
worthy cause.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29
An Important Mass Meeting.

tits regular meeting on Fri
day afternoon last the town coun'
Gil, after discussing the need of 8
more abundant water supply aid
better lighting facilities for ou1
town, decided to call mass meet
ing of the entire citizenship Of
Edgefeld, to 30 held in the court
house on Monday night next. tfhis
occasion will afford an opportuni.
ty to determine what the senti.
ment is. Whether it be for lights
or water, or both, also whetherit il
be undertaken by the municipali.
! ty or whether it is the wish Of our
citizens to grant a franchise to 9
private corporation. s
/ 81 e6eo11cfl has 1 accsu WIS ely II
this meeting. The gentle
men into whose keeping have been
committed the affairs of the town
stand sady to carry out the will
Of the people if it be intheir pow
Or to do 30. After a full and free
discussion of these important mat
ters by the leading citizens those
in authority can proceed advised
ly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29
S. T. Williams,
President.
Edgefield,s Heavy Cotton Receipts

GO&6ueA0 - AG<1fS Oo1so.A '"e,''.-T -,
Either more cotton has been
produced in the county this year
than la:tsor the high Price that
has prevailed on the Edg7he!d
market has caused cotton to bp
brought here that in III past was
carried to other places. Ihe re-
c.ipts to date, according to the
records of Mr.. Cheatham, the
public cotton weigher, aggregate
upwards of 1000 bales, which ls
more than was received here DUR
ing the entire season of 1904-05.
During the last three seasons the
Edgefeld buyers have left no
stones unturned to make this rank
among the leading markets Of this
section, and the steady increase
in the amount of the staple that
is brought here shows how adm ira
bly, they have succeeded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29
& Farmers Call ed 5to Meet

The farmers ofsEd gefal ID county:
are hereby requested 10 meetsin
their respective Z wlishlps cn
Saturday, December the End, and
elect delegates to the county
meeting which Is to be held ins the.
court house on. Monday, tie l1th
of December. This county meeting
is a very important one a I'd ,.il
farmers are urged to attend. Offs
GERS nill be ell cted for the ensuing
yes1.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

Twice each year lin July and
at the Thanksgiving season-the
members of the Edge6eld Baptist
church, besides their regular con-
tributions for beneyolence, make
special contributions to the Con-
ME Maxwell Orphanage. There is
no cause fostered and sup
ported by the church which ap.
peals with greater force to every
heart, and for this reason these
special collections are always
generous, and given with q rare
spontaneity. The sum of $1l5.00
has been forwarded this week by
Mr.. O. Sheppard. the treasurer OF
the church. to the orphanage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

Don't pay also q gallon for oil
becau az labeled mixed paint. Oil
only costs 60 cts. a gallon. Buy
I. & NJ. Paint, and add oil. 1t
m .,kea paint cost $1.20 gallon.
Sold by q. L. Penn & Son.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

eel NGWlS. 5
Sal Ihe Murphy Of Angus.
I iii: guest of Mrs. " V:
aisopsl last wee
lSssi Marie Abney will return
sssf rom ON ayannahSt to-day, accom pa
IIieds 81 40 rs. amer Lawtons and IN J.
3 sfhers8yasets little daugA ter. ..s
Nfrs. Esz inns and Mrs.yss. Is /
olson swere@g guests of N =. and
rss Re son8 SATURDAY. .t1.' !! ].
and snnd last
sliiss Miriiam Rice, who resides
atsO la. Barnwell coun nty spent.
iastswee in d dge6el a aptke home
S Of her brot ther, Capt. s N. Rice.
Rsv. Graves Knight Of
Graniteyiile has been called to
serve the Baptist church at Tren-'
t on during the ensuing year.
The; a iference between 2 Jew
and So lawyer, is that one gets his
& & Law from the prophets aud the
other gets bis profits from the5law.
ID !. Barley came up from
Johnston on Saturday last and
s 3: o,sa.rsied his mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
q Bartle who resides with her
d1aughtsr, Mrs, ]. H. Reel, back
:s:pIit 3. him to- spend some time
Mr.. Orlando Sheppard will at
tend q meeting of the board OF
trustees Of Connie Maxwell Or
sphanage which Will be held: IN
Columbia on Friday just prior to
The convening Of the annual state
nvention
Fresh BuckWheat and New Crop
Syrup just rece eived
.s5 e. e. PENN & SON.
Wilbur S Mitchell who killed
James Trotter in Columbia during
the fair hae: been granted bail. The
family Of the deceased young man
has epgaged Hon. ]. VIM. Thur
mond to assist in the prosecution.
Work on Mr.. Geo. F. Minis sub
s urban home, located in North
Edgefeld !, lis progressing rapidly,
and unless something now un-
foresean occurs to retard th. work
men it will be entirely completed
By the frst day Of the new year.
Leggett's Fine Roasted Coffee
is: to 80 cents per pound at
TIMMoNs BROS.
According to the government
report cf the cotton that has been
.gipned, there were 24,092 bales
y gi6H a as6 ID county up to
oYemb Der theit Ed the
esperiod last year@ %, 167 baf5s1
shads beeh ginned and 1e e;670 in
Iiend I'M Scnrry the:I
seifhieien IeRard Sc the County
Hone, has meant. m xSands sathree-
quar- ersYarda ofric b, sweet, JUICY
wal llsseasoneds ssauaage N y won't
8 The dVertissr household have
sa good ol slime Thanksgiving
break fast!
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. N.
m zones and Mrs. w. A. Hart re-
turned from the hospital IN Au-
gusta. it gives us pleasure to
chronicle the fact, that both of
them are improving rapidly and
will soon be we'll and strong again
We guarantees tires on all Mitch
slIsWagons to run 4 years without
sbrink king
EDeETIELD MERCANTILE Co.
The band that &C companied the.
attraction Ten Nights IN Bar
Room en:ivened things greatly
{ !. on on our streets Saturday afternoon.
All from the piccaninnies -on the
streets to the most dlgnified citi-
sens, enjoyed tbs popular airs.
There Is local talent enough IN.
Eagefeld TO organizos good. band
Byall means our town should have
ol.y.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
t.. We solicit your Prescriptions,
day or night.
s, s. we G UAItANTEE pure drugs,
accurate compouniing. and rea-
synable prices.
w, 2, LYNCH & co.
Ne defy competition on Rugs
and Art Squares. Ours are beauties
/ aud are very cheap,
D A xrcD1y r. 1.oH7tSo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

Just received a car each of Rock
Hill, Hackney and Chase City
buggies. also a car of old Hickory
wagons. We are in position to
make very close prices.
RAMSEY & JONES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29
We defy competition on Rugs
and Art Squares, Ours are beauties
and are very cheap,
RAMSEY d JONES.

FOR RENT::sThe house which
Until recently was occupied by
\ Mr.. G: E. May. Coed well, pasture,
tenant house aud seventeen acres
xaf5 adjoining, Apply to Mr..
May, or HI Forrest,
Johnston, S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

4 Gals. l.. & M. Paint and 8
gals. oil cost abont So SO and will
paint moderate sized house.
Sold by G.. l.. Pen q & Son.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

RAMSEY & JONES
See our new Raye Crepe fan
nels for waists before you buy. All
of the new shades.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29
Charlie Glover,

FOR SALE; Two-horse car
riage in good condition. Too
heavy f)r one horse ia why offered
for sale. Apply at the college to
F. N. X. BAILEY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

There is no uae to send to the
city stores or mail order houses
for Wedding Presents. We have
a very large assortment OF Cut
Glass, Silverware, Cutlery, Jewel.
~ and sundry novelties that are
too numerous to mention, all OF
which were purchased from the
leading manufacturers OF the
country. Let us supplyeeyour needs
We can save you money.
RRhsrS&Sl So, sesBs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

heart, and for this reason these
special collections are always
generous, and given with q rare
spontaneity. The sum of $1,000
has been forwarded this week by
Mr.. @. Sheppard. the treasurer of
the church. to the orphanage.
Rev. Royal Shannonhouse, rec
| tor of the Church Of Nativity, has
! resigned his rectorate here and
,wiIrSin1tt .; first Of December leave
.heere.for3. field to which place
he hast assigned by Bishop
Capers ,.uoesteems him highly.
Many friends made here in bis
stay Of fifteen months will deeply
regret the departure Of Mr.. Shal
nonhouse, for by his genial mar-
nor, kind heart, and devoted work |
he has attached many to him.
Edgefeld will gain an excellent
minister and good man.-Union
Times.
Now is the time to buy shoes
Get my prices before buying. Can
save you money.
C.. e. NAYS.
Mince-meat in buckets also 10
cents packages at
T1MMoNs Bros.
We have just received the
largest stock of Rockers, Dining
Chars aud Dining Tables ever
brought to this market.
RAMSEY & JONES
See our new Raye Crepe fan
nels for waists before you buy. All
of the new shades.
G. e. MAY.
4 Gals. l.. & M. Paint and 8
gals. oil cost abont So so and will
paint moderate sized house.
Sold by GIL. Pen q & Son.
WARNING. Arthur Glover. a
boy 16 years old, has left meawitb-
cut permission. When a small
child be was given to me by his
mother, Caroline Hood, and i
thereby forbid anyone from hiring
him.
Charlie Glover,
Prescott, S. G.
FOR SALE; Two-horse car
riage in good condition. Too
heavy f,r one horse ia why offered
for sale. Apply at the. college to
F. N. X. BAILEY
Don't pay s1.5O gallon for oil
becau se labeled mixed paint. Oil
only costs 60 cts. a gallon. Buv
I1 4 NJ. Paint, and add oil. It
m m,kea paint cost $l.20 a gallon.
Sold by q. l.. Penn & Son.
Alarge assor4men of al widths,
colors and styles Of Picture Mold
ing just received at
T1MMoNs Bros.
I say popitively that there is no
better line of clothing in Edge6eld
and that I can not be underrold.
Give me an opportunity to prove
what / say.
C.E. NAY.
If you are looking for chairs
that are nicely finished low in
price and comfortable, you should
| by all means call at store of
Edgefeld Mercantile Compa.y.
We have just received fresh
H|shipment of Nurnal'y's Candies
by express.
G. j. PENN pen! 4 4 SON.
Ask Bob Griffith what he thinks
Of Tho TAYLOR Cannsdy Buggy.
Then 5aae Hugh Guarles abouta athe
Goldsbor9
ERarFsE1n, q !: !; =, hHRaoAEr11E 's.a Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29


At this season, when the crops
have all been converted into cash,
q great number of people have
some moneyleft over after paying
all indebtedness. While the ma.
jority act wisely by depositing
this surplus money in bank for
safe keeping, some hide itSaway
in stocking. drawer orold trul K
where the burglar is liable to get
it or the building burn and destroy
it. If you have a few dollars that
you do not need form the habit of
deposlting itia the bank. There it
is absolutely safe-in your home
or on your person it is not safe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

WARNING: Arthur Glover. a
boy 16 years old, has left me e,witb-
cut permission. When a small
child be was given to me by his
mother, Caroline Hood, and ]
hereby forbid anyone from hiring
him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

3 u: Paint. Lead and Zinc.
vsars = 1norsl years. Saves paint
ss6l:a
". costs about sl.20 per
zgaIlon. Suld by G. y. Pens 4 Son.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29
G. j. PENN 4 SON.

Ask Bob GriAffi th what be thinks
of th" TAYLOR Cannady Buggy.
Then 5aakA Hugh auarles aboutathe
Goldsbor9,
EReEF.ELD MERCANTILE Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

FOR SALE: Three nues IONS
extra larg IL Jersey COW, 2 fine
Jertew heltrrs, mower aud rake
.(almost ntw) one and twc-horee
plows, complete assortment shop
tools, corn fodder ar:l pea hay,
and two good wagons. Will sell at
xyn wv 10 a 90, n H. - =, - co,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

We have just received fresh
shipment of Nunnal'y's Candies
by express.