Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-10-30
LOCAL. BREVI1lES.
Babbit Metal for sale at this office.

Babbit Metal for sale at this office.
Does your business need warmin!
up? An "ad" full of sunshine will d
it.
Mr.. Richard Timmons has moved in
to his new house on the hill beyont
Senator Buffers.
Cotton sold ats1acts. in this marke
on yesterday, Tuesday.
Fresh and dain5y-heavy and fancy
groceries, at w. E. Lynch's.
Mrs. Annie L. Swearengin and Mr.
Moses Harris gives due notice to hun
ters not to hunt on their lands.
Fresh and standard drugs, at w E.
Lynch's.
The Jones hotel has been rented to
Mr.. r. Z. Scurry-the old Saluda ho-
tel-Saluda no mora forever!
Go to the New York Racket for any
and everything you want.
MIR. r. A. Glover and his wife are
visiting their brother, Mr.. Gus GLOW.
er in the Antioch section.
Col. James Ii. Tillman represented
Edgefield at a swell German in Au-
gusta On Monday evening Of last week
Ladies fine foot gear, 99c to $3.50, ut
Peaks N. Y. Racket.
Presiding Elder Campbell will
preach at Rehoboth, North Edgefield
circuit, Nov. 9th and 10th.
Childrens' Shoes from 25cts to $l.25,
also Misses and boys school shoes, at
New York Racket.
The best is always the cheapest pro-
vided you get the best cheap enough
TO make it so. You can do this OH
groceries and drugs always and all the
lime ut w. +. Lynch's.
A new steamship line between Char
leston and Liverpool will commence
running in November. This gives
Charleston what she has long wanted
direct trade with Europe.
w For the best Fire Insurance
on Town or country property, call on
or write ID. r. DURIsoE, Agt.
And what are the wild waves saying
now, Pig! and the wild waves said,
tJanuary futures have ceased to slump
and have learned to hump"-and John
said, "Roll on thou deep and dark blue
ocean roll!"
Boys suits in Jersey, cashmere, and
wooden, at 75c, 100 to $500, at the New
York Racket.
We hear that Mr.. Dick Parker and
family will remove to Langley in a
few days where he will enter the SER
vice of the Southern Railway Compa-
ny.
The Misses Aycock will sell milline-
ry in the latest styles at Edgefield al. d
Ridge Spring. They solicit liberal
share of the patronage and are sure to
please.
Married on Thursday, October II
1895. at the home of the b: :ide's parents
in Edgefield County, by Rev. o. B.
Shearouse, Mr.. L. H. Ruff and Miss
Fanny Oxner-both of Edgefield Co.
Gentlemens' Ladies, and children's
wooden undervests; best quality and
very cheap, at Peaks N. Y. Racket.
Supervisor Whittle requests us to say
that, parties wishing to get into his
Office during his absence can do so by
calling on N. G. Evans, Esq.
Infants embroide red cashmere cloaks
and caps, Zephyr hoods and sacks, al
50 Zephyr boots, at Peaks n. Y. Rack
ct.
1t hasn't rained yet, and the heat ON
last Sunday was quite summer-like,
but when old Pluvius does ,pull out
the stopper We poor mortals may wish
we were all tree frogs.
Ladies dress goods, woolen goods in
all the new shades, cashmere, serge,
Henrietta, ladies cloth, basket and
plaids, 36 TO 56 inches wide, at l2c. to
Sl.OO per yard, at Peaks N. Y. Racket.
We nave received the first number of
the Batesburg People Advocate. This
growing town now has two papers. We
admire her pluck but distrust her judy
men;.
For the best Fire Insurance in old
strong and reliable Companies, on
town or country property, call on or
write ID. r. DURIsoE, Agt.
Cotton has recovered measurably
from its slump" of last week. slump
Is awful slangy, but it is 50 expressive
that We could not disentangle our pen
from its enticements.
Bargains in Gents ready made cloth
ing in latest cuts and styles, from
1915 to $19, at Peaks New York Rack
ct.
Married on Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1895,
at the home of the brides father, in
the town of Prosperity, by Rev. o. B.
Shearouse, Mr.. Ben Black, of Edgeiield,
and Miss Fannie Harmon.
Gents brogans and fine shoes from
LOO to $3.50 A HUMMER, at $l0J, at
Peaks N. Y. Racket.
Harrison Butler, living at the old
Bob Butler place, two miles this side