Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-12-04
LOCAL. BREVlTIES.
a mild rim fell ON Monday.

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winter, and it's about time.
. Fresh and standard drugs, at W E.
Lynch's.
Read our tresspass notices as they
appear from week to week. They
mean business.
Fresh and dainty-heayy and fancy
groceries. 1t w. i. Lynch's.
The Convention re-assembled on
Tuesday of this week to ratify the
constitution.
G@ For the best Fire Insurance
Oh 'gown or country property, call on
or write d. r. DURIsoE, Agt.
ME- j. Norris is up and in daily
attendance on his store and mercan-
tile business.
There is an opening ut Pine Grove
school for male teacher Apply to
j. j. Edwards, Mine Greek.
Thanksgiving Day, passed off very
quietly in Edgefeld. A few of US had
turkey and many of US didn't.
For the best Fire Insurance In old |!
strong and reliable Companies, on !
town or country property, call on or
write d. r. DURIsoE, kgt.
Mrs. Oscar Barr, we hear, has bought
the old Landrum place from Mr.. |
I Brunson Hollingsworth. 1t is about
five miles from town.
We have not published the report of
the Grand Jury, because it is as yet
incomplete. 1t promises to be big
thing by the March term and we shall
publish that presentment with COM
ments.
For the best Fire Insurance in old
strong aud reliable companies, on
town or country property, call on or
write d. r. DURJsoE, Agt.
Look up and read Ramsey & Bland's
unique advertisement and see if you,
, reader, can't find something there to
beautify adorn, and make more COM
Portable your home and surroundings.
The best is always the cheapest pro-
vided you get the best cheap enough
to make it so. You can do this on
groceries and drugs always and all the
sine ut W. E. Lynch's.
On Saturday night the 23rd Novem-
Der, Capt. F. A. Townsend, \ of the
NinetY-Six section of our county, had
the misfortune to lose his cribs and
stables by fire. A large quantity of
corn and fodder were also burned.
The County Board of Commission
ers, or the Anti-Jims as some people
irrevertly call 'em or it, will not meet
again until the first Monday in jan
uary. They call 'em the Anti-Jims
because they have scratched all the
Jims off their books, Jim Fraser and
Jim Bean &c.
Another use for cotton seed meal is
the making of poultices and plastsrs, i
As substitute for mustard it. works /.
like charm especially If the patient
doesn't know of the substitution or
subrogation, .as the lawyers call it.
Cotton seed meal poultices and plas-
ters subrogated to the rights of mus
.tard ditto.
We have never head the like of the
number of hogs that have already been
killed and are yet to be killed this
winter. Mr.. Brunson Holliugsworth
planted in the spring forty acres in
pease for his hogs. In the early fall
he turned into this field hundred
hogs. more or less. They are there
yet and hay'nt eaten up all the pease,
nor are they likely to; and yet they
are almost fat enough to kill. I,
There are two reasonable things
which everybody should do: take good
clre of ones health; and if lost, re-
gain it quickly, and to this everybody
will agree. And there are great
multitude Of people VINO are agreed
that for both purposes Simmons Liver
Regulator is the best helper. Il am
troubled with torpid liver and moth
ing gives relief so quick like Simmons
Liver Regulator."-R. K. Strange, Lake
City, Fla. {
The ADVERTISER and the Cosmo-
politan or the ADvERTIsRR and the
American Agriculturist's illustrated
Magazine win be sent one year for
$s.35cts. The Cosmopolitan is one OF .
the best illustrated Magazines in the
United States and the American Ag-
riculturist is the best of It's class on
tie globe. Both of these publications
with the ADVERTISER one year for
$500. The Cosmopolitan MAGAZINE
alone will contain 1874 pages during
the year 1895 aud 1000 illustrations.
A Position Wanted.
A Male Teacher with FIVE years ex-
perience, and first grade, desires po-
sition to teach. Apply to this office.
Still They Come.
MI. q. Reel near old Duntonsville
made this year for himself and neigh
bors 177s gallons Of cane syrup. Mr..
William Jay of the same section made
on his mill 1850 gallons during the sea-
son.
Syrup Statistics. II
Within one mile of Parksville du- {