Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-01-19

Edefleld AdVeftlserF |
ZoG Az BREH71lES.
sElis + llman is what they call
him now.
Land deeds and mortgages for
sale at this Office.
Miss Fife Griffin. Of Newberry
is visiting MRS. Orlando Sheppard.
Hanpy and content is home with "Ihe Ro-I
chester; "a lamp with the hgh. s 81 INC ,eo New
For Catalogue, write Rochester lamp 49, 80
: York.
Liens for rent and advances
combined in one paperi for sale az
this Office.
Mr.. Keitt Watson
few days visit to li off for q
ives in Ore friends and rela-
.ngeburg.
.4ss Mary McKia, the charming
and accomplished daughter of Dr..
r. H. McKie, is spending some
days with Miss Mamie Addison.
Mr.. NJ. Brown, who has been do
s, ing business in one Of the stores
in the ADVERTISER building fos
I the past five months, has sold out
to Mr.. III. L. POLAR, of Aiken, sc.
L.Q. C. Lamar, Jr, son of Asso-
ciate Justice Lamar, of the United
States Supreme Bench, was In
town on Saturday. Mr.. Lamar is
drumming for st. Louis shoe
house.
The oat crop has been greatly
Injured by the cold, not only i'll
II this county, but throughout the.
State, and the same report comes
from Georgia. .5ssp .ssrs-.= q :.
Peco. molasses Is cents per gall
Z Ion by the barrel at E.J. Norris's.
This isa q slightadvance butevery-
thingsin the grocery line has adj
vanced except flour, and that has
gone up too.
Messrs. A. S. Holmes and Wyatt
Seigler, two brainy young farmers
from Choty, who were in our Office
on Saturday last, reportall quiet
in that Republic, and also that the
Dispensary law is all the talk.
Any youth in our county who
desires an education, will find
something to his advantage by
reading School Commissioner
Davenport's notice in another
column of a competitive examina-
! tion.for a scholarship in the Wof-
ford Fitting School.
Prof. Ducello gives one of his
inimitable instrumental and vocal
entertainments in our Opera House
on next Monday night, 23rd inst.
Prof. Ducello is one of the most
remarkable ventrlloquists of the
age. Admission only Is cents for
grown people, 10cents for children.
OF course the cold of the last
week was unprecedented" that
being the word that newspapers
keep standing tcstick in.before the
weather whenever it gets q little
cofderthan:us1al and Sam Colgan
says Ben T Tillmartdid it with. his
Dispensary bill 2 Sam says it has
aheen5esttt tias der and coIderf
eyerssinee John Gary Evans ssriz"
In the Senate and said, Sam
SGolgan sha'n't never have no more
sugar IN his'n.'
In Another Column.
DR.. Zimmerman applies for
final discharge of the estate of |
M. L. Zimmerman, and Mr.. A. A.
Werts gives notice to thu debtors
and creditors of the estate of Miss
Annie May.
Medical Firm.
Drs. r. III. and w. p. Thinner
man have formed partnership |
for the practice of medicine in
Edgefeld and Aiken counties.
These a.e sons of Dr.aW. III. Tim
norman, and we predict for them
each successful careers.
General Agent Evans.
B. B. Evans, the handsome gen
eral agent of the Union Mutual
Life Insurance Co., of Portland,
Me-, and special agent for num-
Der of the best fire companies on
the globe, now holds forth in the
ADVERTISER building-his Office
being No. 1 on the front, up stairs.
Two Bright Letters.
Two bright letters are those we
publish this week from Woffosd
College, and two bright Edge6eld
boys wrote them-boys who are
destined to leave their footprints
ON the sanda of time. May it be
theirs
To scatter plenty DER a smiling land,
And read their history in nations eyes.
Bitter Cold.
The Thermometer during the