Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-02-20
LOCAL. BREVIT1ES.
The Edgefeld ADVERTISER and Cos.
both one year for $500.

IS The Edgefeld ADVERTISER and Co.'S
mopolitan both one year for $500.
MIR. r. N. Hays lost horse last Fri
day night, attributed to the cold wealth
er.
Mr.. Belts Cantelou has removed his
stock of goods to the store recently
vacated by Mr.. E. j.. Norris.
tits one of the ante-diluvian legends
that birds mate on the l4th of Februa-
ry. If they did so this year IL was
simply because the day was set.
4 philosopher who had married an
ignorant girl used to call her "brown
sugar" because, he said, she was sWeet
bnt unreined.
Two young mules and a milch cow
for sale, cheap.
E.J. NORRIS.
Married, by Rev. II. w. bussey, Oh
Tuesday 18th February, Rev. L. Z.
seaeo. of Aiken and Miss SaIlie Dorm
of Edgefield.
Every small farmer should try
half acre in tobacco this year as VEN
ture. 1t will bring cash sooner than
any other crop and when most needed.
Mr.. Simons, of Georgia, is soon to
take charge of The Hotel Edgefeid,
Mr. Roper and family returning to
Trenton,
ga married man now buys twenty
ward dress pattern, takes it to tailor,
tells him to cut for his wife pair OF
sleeves and if there is any scraps left
to make her skirt"
Some of our farmers have had their
oats killed after sowing twice. inns
is very discouraging, but if you have
the seed make one more trial as soon
as the snow gets off the earth.
Mr.. Luther E. Jackson is now sup
plying our people with most excel
lent loaf bread. It may be found, along
with rolls, rusks, cakes, and pies, at
the stores of j. NJ. Jones & San and
w. T. Hoffman.
Married. by Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, at
the residence of the brides father, at
Johnston, on the 18th February, DR..
SIN. Cox. of Columbia and Miss
Alice Perry.
The Baldwin Rogers troupe Will
give performances in the Edgefield
Opera House on Monday and Tuesday
nights of next week the 25th and goth
of February. Admittance so and 25cts.
Mr.h L. Fox has just received
handsome line of ladies hairpins and
belt buckles ETC., beautiful in design
and in great variety.
Married, by Rev. NJ. Nj. Brabham,
February s, 1896, at the residence OF
the brides grandmother, Mr.. Robert
Williams and Miss Fannie Dyson.
Dear old Horace must hayApassed'
through inst. s.cha spell of weather
as we have experienced when he broke
loose as follows:
sIrr.r,- sIIrrr- -sss :: >terris hIVis atq Fe-dirae7s
Snow fell in Texas on last >Wednes-
day and Thursday to the depth of Il,
inches, something altogether &npre-
cedented in that State. 1t is expected
that the loss to stockmen will be very
heavy as they are totally unprepared
for any such weather.
Beauregard Wilson, who lives near
Yazoo City, MISS worked nine mules
the past year and made 300 bales Of
cotton. After disposing of his crop at
an average of cents pound and pay
ing his expenses his net profit amount
ed to $3.50.
We have clubbing arrangements
with the New York World, which is
published twice week. For $40,
cash in advance, we will send the AD-
yERT1sER and the World one year to
any address. The World is an excel |
lent paper, and every subscriber will
be pleased with it. Now is the time
to subscribe.
A spectacle born of the negro's lik-
ing for discarded tinery was presented
ON the streets of Walhalla the other
day in the form of a colored woman
with sealskin sack on, trudging
along with four bundles of fodder un-
der her arm.
1t is no use to interview the oldest
inhabitant in regard. to the weather,
for every body knows it is the worst
that has ever struck this latitude, and
vet that wretched Hicks says, (and
Capt. Jim Bennett backs him up in it)
that we are to have worse spell! OF
cold and other horrors near the end OF
the month.
Remember the opportunity Will be
given you on next Monday and Tues
day night to see and hear a first class,
high grade troupe in our Opera house.
All the members of this talented troupe
are southern ladies and gentlemen.
Mr.. Gladstone, the grand old man,
attributes his long life to the fact that
he has during all these years been IN
the habit of taking long walk daily
in all kinds of weather and the further
fact, that he always gave thirty-two
h;tas to hiscuit