Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-08-29
Bring your eggs to town, they
will bring a good price now.

Why don't you let us know when
you have visitors at your house?
The size of a woman's shoe
should be just half that of hel
glove.
Presiding Elder Campbell will
preach at Parksville and at Barr's
Chapel on Friday, Aug 31st.
The cheapest parlor suit of fur
niture ever brought to Edgefeld.
for sale by Ramsey & Blali.
Whenever you hear man say
that honesty does not pay, it is a
sign that he has never tried it.
The Ridge Association convenes
with the Ebenezer (Trenton)
Church on Tuesday, Sept 18th.
Every day man submits to
some injustices, which he vowed
yesterday he would not stand.
Hon w. J. Talbert Is at home
from Washington, the House of
Representatives having adjourned.
The cost of running big ocean
liner from New York to Liverpool
and back is something over $685.
900.
Thomas Jefferson never made a
speech, having, as he termed it "no
faculty of thinking when on his
legs"
For every dollar spent in mis-
sionary work the United States
spends $21S in liquor and $114 in
tobacco.
Our line of Bedroom Suits are
the nobbiest you ever saw, and at
prices to suit the times, at Ramsey
& Bland's.
1t may be that the reason Meth
uselah lived so long was that some
young woman had married him for
his money.
Mr.. Frank r. Timmons, Jr., and
bride will move to Ridge Spring
this week, certainly. loss to the
community.
The Germans published $4,000
books last year-as many as Eng
land, the United States, France,
and Italy combined.
After such heavy rains wells
should be bailed out and cleaned.
A. large percentage OF our diseases
come from impure water.
We are prepared to supply you
with either a New Buckeye or
Mccormick Mower, at $45. Hay
Rakes at $40, at Ramsey & Rland's.
The Edgefeld Association will
convene with the Mountain Greek
Church on Wednesday, Sept 5th.
This body will remain in session
three days.
No one should attsnpt to do
more than one thing at a time.
When you have finished slandering
your neighbors, 60 and say your
but don't attempt both at
once.
The old Bart Talbert residence
in the Rehohoth section, was burn
ed one day last week. 1t was the
property of Congressman W. j.
Talbert, and insured in the Georgia
Home for 1000.
The Artificial Limb Fund has
ell been paid out and distributed
to those persons in the State con-
sidered the most deserving. Appli-
cations, however, continue to pour
in, and this is intended to notify
all such that there are no further
funds to be distributed.
Mother-I wish you would rake
up the dead leaves in the yard.
Small Sammy-I've got sprain
in my wrist, an the rheumatism
in my back, an growing pains in
my right leg, an'-an' cramps in
my left one, an headache, an
toothache." "After you have raked
the leaves into a pile you may set
it on fire and jump over it."
''Whoopee! Where's the rake?"
A man named Christopher Ru-
land, suffering from acute rheuma-
tism and living at Scranton, Pa,
was suddenly and completely cured
of his malady last Thursday, by
being struck by lightning, and is
now quite well. We have always
held that rheumatism is durable;
and now here is a simple cradica-
tor that costs you nothing and can
be got without the bother of going
after.-Ex.
A big lot of Straw Mating from
3Oe to 40e per yard, at Ramsey d
Bland's.