Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-01-26
Ed geffield Advertise

dgefield Advert rtiser
LOGAh BREVIT1[EI::,S. [I::,
Bacon and lard continue to go
up.
Do not neglectto make your re-
turns to Auditor Davis.
Baconsis 12a cents in this market
and still a-hooking.
Land deeds and mortgages for
sale at this Office.
ehester:,, al lamp with The light of the morning
For Catalogue, write Rochester Lamp Co.,, New
. York.
Liens for rent and advances
combined in one paper for sale at
this Office.
Subscribe for the ADVERTISER if
you want TO keep posted on the
news of the day.
The financial affairs of Edgefeld
county are in excellent condition,
and the new board of County Com
missioners, with Capt. Jim Fraser
as clerk, propose to make 1888 q
hummer. 6
Prof. Ducello's entertainment
will come off on Friday night, the
9th inst. Admission 10 and Is
cents. Let everybody turn out.
Grand aspeckle-tickle. Won't see
or hear the like again soon.
Rev. Mr.. Watson gives US this
week very interesting letter on
the early history of Methodism in
Edge6eld county, and invites COM
munications from others on the
same subject.
Judge Wallace has given a decree
in the celebrated case of the Town
of Edgefsld vs. The Cumberland
Gap Railroad, in favor of the town,
and thus at last have we succeeded
in getting s+Old Tumblin" souped
The good people of Bold Spring
Baptist Church, by way of welcome
to their pastor, Rev. J. S. Jordan,
and as New Years ,oken of kind
ness, have.placed in the parsonage
pantry and crib supplies for three
months.
The Keowee Courier says: "The
farmers can sit by their fires and
letth cold and snow plow their
fields for them. 1t will be done
well, too, when the present freeze
thaws. The signs indicate a good
crop year"
The last Legislature appropriated
$1,000 for artificial limbs. Soldiers
who were manned in the late war
must make their application to
Gov. Tillman. Only those soldiers
are entitled to become beneiciaries
of this fund whose names were en-
rolled under the act of 1882.
Since the death of Gen. B. F.
Butler. of Massachusetts,, the press
has 'slet-upn OH Jay Gould, and is
now engaged in pouring out the
svsalsscf wrath on Gen. Butler: Wei
do netsenyy our contemp poraries in
thei4 raid upon the graves OF the
dead y Keowee Courier. 81
Stai pensiions are due sau and Will
sJSboepaid il q few days. There is: no
change in the law, and the amount
paid TO each pensioner is the same
slast year. Keep your eyes skin
ned on these columns, for when
the money arrives the fact will bel
announced herein.
We will publish the Delinquent
;. Tax List for this county next week.
Treasurer Stevens handed this list
in to US this week, but pressure for
space prevents us from publishing.
In the meantime, reader, if your
name is "in it' go and pay up and
save your bacon.
Read Mr.. F.P. Hollingsworth's
guano advertisement in this issue
of the ADVERTISER. He deals i'll
none but the best goods and de-
serves your patronage. The supply
of fertilizers is 80 extremely limit
ed this season that you had better
order at once.
There has never been such a. de-
mand for cotton seed meal as this
year. Mr.. E.J Norris has orders
for 400 tons over and above his
capacity to furnish. OF course
this demand for fertilizers brings
in considerable revenue to the
State in the way of privilege tax,
all of which goes to Clemson Col
lege. By the way Clemson College
opens and the bar-rooms close on
the same day, July 1st.
The Augusta Lumber Company
has the most unique and striking
advertisement in the ADVERTISER
this week that it has ever been our
good fortune topublish, covering
as it does three columns of space
in width and eight inches high.
IL ...l> 1,..p.n -, nand Of In M hor or