Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-10-31

Farmers Bank.
Price figures great deal in de
Gliding whether you can or can
buy something desired. You cal
by going to Ramsey & Bland's.
Mrs. G. P. Cobb requests that al
her pupils who propose to take les
sons on stringed instruments com.
mence on Thursday, the 1st day o1
November.
The harvest of your grain il
over, but your harvest of bargaint
in rugs, window shades, and house
furnishings has just begun a
Ramsey & Bland's.
We regret to announce the serious
illness of Miss Mamie Addison, o1
our town. The prayers of many
friends ascend daily to the throne
of Grace for her recovery.
The man who rides hobby pays
well for his transportation, but the
man who rides in a buggy bought
of Ramsey & Bland gets over
ground for little money.
Sale of the J. A. Black lands
and personal property on the 18th
of November prox., sale to take
place at the homestead of the de-
ceased. See executors notice in
another column.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. William Con-
nelly, OCT. 18th, 1894, by Rev. J. L,
QUITS, Mr.. w. B. Still, of Able
vile county, and Miss Anna Con-
nelly, Of Edgefeld county.
Owing to the fact that the first
Tuesday in November is general
election day, a legal holiday, the
annual meeting of the County
Commissioners has been postponed
to the next day, Wednesday, the
7th of November.
Itis worth coming from tho ut
most parts Of Edgefeld county to
reach Ramsey & Bland during the
progress of their November sale of
Furniture of every description,
also wagons, buggies, harness,
window shades, rugs, and hard
ware.
Keep out the cold and rain by
using Felt Weather Strips under
your doors and windows, and hunt
up Milligans advertisement and
find out where you can get them.
Milligan holds the fort at 937
Broad Street, Augusta, Ga, be also
sells mantels, tiling, CRATES and
iron fencing.
Anderson Branham, colored, rest
bis soul, before he passed away,
use to sing a song the refrain of
which was
Times is gittin' hard,
Money gittin' scace,
If times don't git no better here,
I'm bound to leave this place.
We hope times are better with
Anderson, they are no better here.
We give up the most o. our first
page to the new county government
bill, the one adopted at the last
session Of the Legislature. We
would advise our readers to pre-
serve this paper carefully that they
may always have ready reference
to the law in case of it's adoption
by this county. AS we understand
the matter, the adoption or rejec-
ton of this law is left with the
County Board of Commissioners.
See clause II.
Seize the golden opportunity Of
buying hardware of Ramsey &
Bland while they are in the spirit
of making sacrifices upon their
goods.
'Tis said that it is never too late
to mend. However, if your buggy
is sadly disfgured you can afford
a new one at Ramsey & Bland's
prices.
No man can tell the farmer what
is best for him to do in the present
stringency, but he must do some
thing; he must keep a-hooking,
there is no doubt about that. Sup
pose, for change. that we advise
him to SOW oats largely this fall,
and after oats, pease. Repeat this
for three years, and by that time
cotton will be higher or lower than
it is now and his land will be SO
per cent. better than now, and a
hundred per cent better than if he
had been planting it in cotton dur
those years.
To Cnre a Bone Felon.
Wrap a cloth loosely around the
felon leaving the end open. Pour
gunpowder in the end and shake
down until the end is covered, then
keep it wet with camphor. In two
hours the pain will be relieved and
perfect cure will follow quickly
Jurors for November Term.