Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-21


ip. all this broad County SO wretched and
unfortunate as not to possess Cooking
Stove, let her hasten at once to our young
friend, Wallace DELPHI, who is every
thing that is good and true; and he will
prove to her Balm in Gilead" by
providing her with " COttan Plant"
The Delphs are opposite the Planters
Hotel.
w. A. RAMSEY LETTING HIS
LIGHT SHINE BEFORE MEN 1.-The
business man nowadays who advertises
freely may certainly be regarded as let
ting his light shine before men. And OF
this class Is Edgefelds old Augusta
favorite, Mr.. w. A Ramsey, the Clothing
Merchant-now doing business as w. A.
Ramsey, Agent. Mr.. Ramsey's Clothing
and Tailoring Establishment has stood
for years in the front rank, but this win
ter It has stepped ten PAGES in front OF
the line, and now gives the word OF COM
mand. Ramsey's is emphatically the
place to buy Ready Made Clothing or
order Clothes made. And be certain. you
gay young fellows-marrying men, tour
nament riders, and all that sort of thing
Ito notice what Ramsey says in his card
this week, about Wedding, Balland Par
ty Suits. Indeed Mr.. Ramsey's new
card throughout is uneommonly inri-
ting.
H.B. H. IN THE CHARACTER OF
"THE HORN OF 'PLENTY."-Who
is II. b. H,' A jolly, bright-eyed Edge
field fellow who lives and labors in An
gusta, but loves here in Edgefield. OF
course we only mean that he loves all
his old native-born friends hore better
than any others in the world. And if
you can't guess his name, it is Hugh
B-H-a-r-r s-o-n. And, as YOU all know,
he now holds forth at Miller. BiseN &
Burup,'s, one of the greatest and grand
est Grocery Establishments in all the
South. And it is here that he plays the
character of the "Horn of Plenty"
pouring out at your feet, or into your
hands, all the good things Of the earth.
And as Christmas comes on apace, and
we begin to accumulatetreasures ofcom-
fort and gooa aialer, who will not HE
away to Hugh and come back home Ia
den like honey-bee? Miller, Biseli,
Burum and Hugh have already sent the
advertiser something magnificent land
a good deal Of it too) for Christmas egg
nogg and Alphabetically: R'ppt R!'pt 1t is neither
eggs, nor sugar, nor apples we can
get those little things ourselves And
we shall drink once tn Miller, and once
to Bisell, and once to Burum; und all
the rest shall be an overfowing libation
to Huah{
"A YOKE OF OMEN FOR .FERLEY
OF AUGUSTA.-Durtpg thP height OF
the Epizooty lately in New York, when
not horse could be had for love or mon
ey in the whole city, certain wholesale
importing house hired q yoke Of oxen
expressly for Jas. w. Turley of Angus
n. had whys Because the weather was
already cold, and Tariey' Shawls. Scarfs
md Mantles had to te shipped. Turley |
let the Epizooty, or any other sort of
zooty, prevail--never disappoints his
ca...+.fSslrs. Never!'And didn't he know
that there ,..s iill,o9nsantis of delicate fe-
males who wouldn't dseHR Of buying
u shawl or mantle elsewherey Or DoArse
he did And consequently he got the
oas,, and triumphcd over the Epizooty.
And nov lie Shawls and Scarfs are
ready. Bravo for 'rusleY! See his Shawl
and Scar advertisement.
TOTALLY UNDAUNTED BY THE
BOSFuEFIRE.-Boston being the great
est Shoe market w America, of course
the late disastrous fire has esqse4 terri
bis paHif and quakin9 among shee Mer'
chants. Dit orr yoppg compatriot,
Walter NJ. Reynolds, tells rs that moth
ing of this sort is the case In the Estab-
lishmcnt OF Brandt, in Augusta. MIR.
REYNOLDS is now leading salesman ut
Brandt's, and we bespeak for his card,
in another column, universal attention.
His friends from his native regions will |
be wise TO call on him before they pur-
chase iaaliissiis q Boots elsewhere. They
will certainly get ~ lE;,Ss lE,ts lands the friend
liest courtesy aud the BssF Ilassbains.
AS a Shoe House, Brandts stands with
out superior 1t used TO be opposite
the Planters Hotel, but now it is further
down town-oppositet the National Bank.
AEEW FIRsT-CLAss GROCERY
HoUsE.-Ih Augusta, on Broad Street,
in the next block below the Augusta Ho-
tel, and on the same side, there is now
to be found new First Glass Grocery:
House, presided over by two Carolina
gentlemen who have troops of friends
OH THIS side, Mr.. NJ. Simon and Mr. j. c.
Kennedy-simo2 & Kennedy. Messrs.
Simon & Kem:"ds arg experienced IN
their business. and their new establish
ment is filled 10 overfowing with every
variety of goods in the Grocery line,
while their prices are as low as in any
other Southern house. In fact anything
good that may be said of any first-class
Grocery establishment, can safely be
said of this; and We hope our people
will not he Slow in finding out its mer-
its and acknowledging its claims. Messrs.
SinaoR 4 &egnedy announce themselves
in another Gifitirpn1:
"TEN DAYS BEFORE pHE GOS-
TON FIRE."-Tl.e Boot and Shoe cues
ton is, this winter, one Of peculiar inter.
est and Importance. And under present
circumstances, the announcement of |
Gallahe & Mulherin, iranother column,
comes like glad tltlliin9gs to the anxious
heart. Gallaher u Mliherin are the
largest Shoe-Dealers perhaps in Angus
ia. Read the said announcement. And
note the salient points. "No advance
in prices" "a purchaser in Boston ten
days before the fire." "one Thousand
cases Boots and Shoes at the Low Prices
,.l 800 Ioro haop calli,r. d,,s