Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-08-21
.OGA1 BREVI71ES.

OGAL3 BREV7lES.
And rice is heading out.
Don't forget to SOW turnips.
81 Remember the S. Sc
81 Court adjourned on Friday last.
DR.. Gwaltney preached in the First
y Baptist church in Augusta last Sunday
4 Yon don't have to pay for the store
when you deal with Ramsey & Bland.
Mrs. Orlando Sheppard lefu on Tues
Gay for Newberry to spend some time
with relatives there.
Ramsey g. Bland say, they are will
ing to part with every chair in the
store.
Three persons were killed by light
ing in Spartanburg county last week.
Don't wait till it rains before you
think of those top bnggys at Ramsey
& BANDS.
The Georgia crop of Le Conte pears
this year Amounted to 100000 barrels.
The EdSrlield Institute opens Mon-
day week September 2nd.
1t is 4 pleasure for Ramsey g. Bland
to show you their goods, because they
know you will get bargain.
Cotton is beginning to open in por-
tions of the sandy lands of the county,
A. B. Williams of the GreenvIlle
News ran as an independent for the
constitutional convention.
Owing to the recent abundant rains
the grass and crops wear the rich.
dress green tints of June.
Georgia'S first bale was received in
Augusta last week. 1t brought ~
cents.
Mr.. Jos. P. QUITS, after three
weeks spell of fever, is we ars glad to
say, on fair way to recovery.
Mrs. J. W. Peak and her two beauti-
full little children are on visit to
Greenwood.
= Don't exert yourself if the day is
very hot but simply step into Ramsey
d BANDS cool store and order nice
bed room. suit.
Refreshing showers" is not the
way to say it now. 1t doesn't do JUS
tice to the subject.
Sheriff QUITS warts sand to put in his
brick mortar. He thinks Dargan
ought to be indicted for t0ting off so
. much in his shoes.
Hold on to a good thing when you
find it. This is why so many of Ram
sey and BANDS customers are old
friends.
We hear that quite a large number
of girls and young ladies from our
county will enter the Winthrop Col
lege at Rock Hill this fall.
You know the parable of the foolish
virgins-well then don't delay but
give your order to Ramsey and Bland
for beautiful buggys.
4 Scout Gray still persits in saying
s.Eor the court now SETS" Why doesn't
school COMMISSIONS Lott make him
say, @For the court now sits"
A summery proceeding-going away
for vacation with nice outfit of bug
gy and harness from Ramsey and
BANDS store.
- Our article from the Abbeville Me-
dium will we'll repay reading, espe-
cially by the old soldier, and more es-
pecially the Edgefeld old soldier.
And people are still putting out
sweet potatoes, this seventeenth day
of August. We admire their pluck,
DuU ullSlEuSG
The county board of commissioners
held very important meeting on
Monday of this week but have given
out nothing for publication.
Mr.. j. W. Peak leaves in a few days
for New York and Boston, where he
. goes 10 make his fall and winter pur-
chases.
J. H. Reel has II pigs for sale, Berk-
shire and Essex. His post office is
Cleora in the old Duntonsville sec
tion.
at the recent term of Court the
Sheppard Brothers gained every case
they had docketed in both the Ses-
sions and Common Pleas-a remarka-
\ BILE record.
After being in their room about an
hour the jury brought out verdict of
not guilty, in the case of the State
I against B. l.. and Luther Jones for
the killing of John C. Swearingen.
Mr.. D. A. Tompkins, of Charlotte,
president of the Edgefield Cotton
i Mill, sailed for Europe last Saturday.
He will be- absent about six weeks.
There were no services in any of
our churches last Sunday except the
Episcopal, where Rev. Mr.. Gordon
preached fine sermon to large con-
gregation.