Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-10-30

Capt. j. NJ. Jones and family hay,
rented the old Bryan place and viii
remove thither in a few days. Mr.
Barnwell Jones and family will ac
company them, giving up the house
Shey have been occupying in Bun,
combe.
Ladies wraps, clOaks, and jackets in
beaver, bucle, wool kearseys, seal plush
balloon sleeves and latest styles, from
$l.49 to $3.50, at the New York Rack
ct.
Some people think that big sleeves
are going out, but Betsy Hamilton, the
Georgia writer, says it is mistake.
Thinking to be in the height of style
she went to the Exposition in dress
with tight sleeves and when she got
there found every other woman with
sleeves so large they had to go side
ways in and out of the doors.
An old farmer up in Anderson coun.
ty says "this fall up to date is like the
fall of 1856, when it was so dry thai
corn was ready to gather October lst.
From Jan. 1st to March lst of the sue
ceeding winter ST. ow was not off the
ground" Can't some Edgefie'd farm
ers tell bigger tale than this. Per con-
ira, we ourself wellremember fall and
winter so mild that Chotarian Jim La
nler cut oats before Christmas.
A good recommendation for Sim
mons Liver Regulator is, that it is
purely vegetable and strongly tonic.
Then too, it is Better than Pills be-
cause easier,to take in liquid or pow
der and with no gripping, while the re-
lief from Constipation. Billiousness,
Sick Headache and Dyspepsia is quick
and sure. L find Simmons Liver Reg
ulator very safe and valuable family
medicine.-Rev j. NJ. Rollins, Fair
field. Va.
The Baptist Year Book gives the
number of Baptists in the United States
as $685.. .32l. The Year Book makes no
distinction, but the New York Inde-
pendent numbers the Baptists in the
South at 1,3S7,060. The Year Book
does not separate the white and color
ed members. The total number of col
ored members enumerated by the m
dependent is placed at 1928 the
great body of whom are in the South
ern States.
Friend Spann Barr planted his rice
on the 2ist of May, rather late, and
he only got it cut (being ripe enough)
before freeze by the skin of his teeth.
He says he saw in the ADVERTISER
that rice could be planted as late as
the Goth May and he followed that ad-
vice. Of course If you see 1T in the
ADVERTISER its so even if it is so by a
close rub. However it is best not to
make such close rubs; you might. as
friend Arthur Tompkins would say,
strike stump and rub off the nose
band"
photographs.
Have you good Photograph of each
one of your children. Delay it no long
er. r. II. Minis.
Col. Tillmans Staff.
Mr.. Frank N. Fair of our town has
been appointed Paymaster on Col.
Jas. A. Tillman's staff with the rank of
Captain; Mr.. G. w. Wise has been ap-
pointed Judge Advocate with the
same rank. Mr.. G. Frank Bamberg of
Barnwell has been appointed Pay
master of the brigade with the rank of
Major. We congratulate our young
friends upon their promotion from the
ranks.
Pastel Portraits.
One of Miss Eliza Mims's Pastel
portraits will cost but little compared
with the satisfaction it will afford.
Attend to 1t at once.
"Old Scout!"
My name is Gray, of Co., a,
sold my land my tax to pay,
If 1 had failed to make the sale,
They'd march me round
TO the Edgefeld Jail.
Remember 1 have the onliest first
class feed stables in Edgefield town.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
ScoUT GRAY.
A Box Party.
Among the prominent people who
attended the performance of Effie ELL
sler in GAS You like 1t" was box
party consisting of Major and Mrs.
Joseph Ganahl, Misses Black, Phinizy,
Burrows, and Merial Black, Col. as.
Fl. Tillman, Joseph Ganahl Jr., Mont
gomery Moses, and Henry Hammond.
Augusta Evening Herald.
Position to Teach.
A lady of experience, a graduate of
the South Carolina College for Wo-
men, desires situation to teach in
Edgetield County, her birth place.
References, DR.. w. D. Jennings, Sr.,
| w. S. Bailey President Clinton ). c.,