Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-04-17
.LOCAa BREVI7IES.


Mr.. Richard Timmons is buildings
residence on the Columbia road.
Science says that pindars are more
nutritious than beef.
Wanted, some Jerusalem artlchokes.
Apply at this Office.
Greenville county is working her
conyicts on the poor house farm.
DR.. G. s. Butler, We regret to state,
is extremely ill with what his physl-
clan pronounce typhoid pneumonia.
;, he Easter bonnet will be in evil
dence now for several Sundays in sue
cession.
There is an epidemic among the cat
tie of Spartanburg county and many
fine Jerseys are dying.
Cobb's is still Headquarters for
Shoes and Clothing at low prices.
Do you want remedy for hos
cholera: Here it is: Pour little tur-
pentine into the hogs ears, rub his
laws we'll and put a little on his food.
Said to be sure cure.
French Crepons, Napoleon crepe
Cloth, Chambray, Wool Challies, Fig
ured Muslin, beautiful Lawns, &C..
Just received at
The EDGEF1ELD CASH STORE.
The number of liens recorded up TO
date in this county is a little over half
what it was last year. Ihe
amounts, too, are smaller.
The butchers Of Sumter, who used
to buy meats and hogs beyond the AL
leghany mountains, are changing
methods. Week before last they ship
ned to Charleston a car load of home
grown hogs, bought from country
farmers.
Ladies qauze undervests from &c. to
oOc., at Peaks.
No hog viii die with cholera if you
will give a table spoonful of table
salt twice week, and will weigh 30
pounds more at one year of age.-Lex-
ington Dispatch.
You can get a hat at Peaks from
25cts to % dollars.
The saying of DR.. n. D. Hills, that
ga good man ought to be ashamed to
show his face in heaven before he is
eighty years of age" is simply an ex-
aggeration OF the patent truth that
the care of ones health and strenth is
q Christian duty.
Come and inspect our Bargain Coun-
ter,
The EDGEFJELD CASH STORE.
A Newberry negro is engaged in
the business of shipping rat skins to
New York, where he sells them at
from three to five cents apiece.
In his charge to the York grand ju-
ry Judge w. c. Benet recommended
that each township should be repre-
sehrgd on rngr Doaay
A full line of dress goods in all the
new shades, very cheap wonderfully
cheap. at Peaks.
The extortionate rates of the old
line fire insurance companies must go.
They have in the Southeastern Tariff
Association an odious monopoly.
Mr.. II. A. Smith, Pig, 1--WE call him
Pig because we love pig> represents
the Lloyds in their insurance busi-
ness for Edgefield County, is doing
good business, and; rattling the dry
bones of the old line companies.
Beautiful assortment of Crochet
Cotton and Silk. Just received at
The EDGEFIELD CASH STORE.
Greenwood has life assurance COM
pany Of its own. This shows how
Greenwood humps herself and is
pointer for other towns who do not de-
sire to lapse intoa state of innocuous
disuetude.
Bleached homespun, good. yard
wide. 20 yards for q dollar, at Peaks.
The Carolina Planter published at
Florence 5. c., is new candidate for
public favor. 1t is an agricultural pa
per pure. and simple, and as such de-
serves wide patronage, for it is full
of good things as nut is full of meat.
To arrive this week, new millinery,
at the New York Racket Store, Hats
of every description, flowers, ribbons,
and hat trimming.
A religion that shouts and sings
and says loud amens but never makes
any special effort to pay honest debts.
is not the kind that is held forth in the
New Testament.
We have nice line Of Shoes, prices
very low. Turkey Red. Indigo Blue
aud all Standard Prints, going at &c.
yard, at
THE EDGEFIELD CASH STORE.
ApropoS of bad roads, w. l.. Tai
bert, of Rehoboth, says that there
should be nothing compulsory about
working the roads-that the law
should require no man to work the
roads unless he wants to.
Our ancient contemporary the Au-
susta Chronicle gets off the following
good thing: "a good thing for clti-
zens of town to remember, is that
the men in it make the town, and it is
Dot thp town that makes the man