Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-11-20
-0GAa BREVITIEs.
Baobit Metal for sale at this Office.

Lynch's. -
Miss Lucia .Culbreath is visiting
Miss Hetty Sheppard.
Charleston will have her Gala week
IN December from the 9th to the 2lst.
Fresh aud dainty-heayy and fancy
groceries, at W. L. Lsnch's.
The Ashley Phosphate Company of
Charleston has made an assignment.
New and very pretty and stylish
capes at the Misses Aycook.
Maj. Wyatt L. Holmes offers a one
or two horse farm for rent or lease.
Ladies, call and see the new milli-
merry at the Misses Aycock.
The Methodist State Conference
will meet at Rock Hill on Wednesday
the 4th of December.
Mr. James Watson and Miss Myra
Watson OF Ridge Spring were in
Edgefeld this week
E&F For the best Fire Insurance
on Town or country property, call OH
or write d. r. DURssoE, Agt.
Misses Lucille and Ina Mobley and
Miss Ada Lou Mobley spent Saturday
and Sunday in town.
In a few days Sheriff ouzts will COM
mence delivering bricks at the site OF
the EdgeGeld cotton factory.
Rev. Pinckney Blalock and wife are
spending some time with their moth
er, Mrs. Camilla Blalock.
sCol Geo. w. Croft is in attendance
o. Our Common Pleas, the only visit
ing Attorney we believe.
There will be divine service in our
village Methodist church on Thursday
the 2sth instant.
The Gary Monumental Association
has been formed, with Senator John
I. Sloan, of Richland, as chairman.
The Cumberland Gap Railroad train
now leaves Augusta at $50 o'clock p.
M, instead at p. m., as heretofore.
Tc reduce his herd Senator Tillman
offers for sale several Jersey COWS and
heifers. he also has some grades for
sale.
For the best Fire Insurance in old
:stro0g and reliable Companies, on
: town or country property, call on or
write d. Il. DURIsoE, Agt.
Mr. Oliver Dobson is the only man
Z in this congressional district who has
turnips, aud we know he has them be
cause be sent US some.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Nicholson desires
torrent her residence and lands six
miles north of Edgefeld. See adrer-
tisement
The best is always the cheapest pro-
yided you get the best cheap enough:
TO make it so. You can do this on
groceries and drugs always and all the
time at w. e. Lynch's.
Executors sale Of toe effects of the
late Whitfield Brooks at his home
stead On Wednesday the Ilth of De-
cember. See advertisement herewith
o. Sheppard Esq, Treasurer of our
Baptist church collected and sent to
the Mission Board, this week, the sum
Of fifty dollars for Home Missions.
Mr.Jas r. Cantelou will do your
land surveying accurately and prompt
ly and at reasonable rates. See his
card in another column.
1t takes four hundred millions dol
lars year to run the jails of America
and only fifty millions used in run
ming the churches.
In addition to those already men,
toned, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Minis, Miss
Lille Minis and Miss Tweet Hill go
to Atlanta this week.
The Misses Aycock will sell milline-
ry in the latest styles at Edgefield and
Ridge Spring. They solicit liberal
share Of the patronage and are sure to
please.
MIR. Wananaker has increased his
life insurance to the remarkable ag-
gregate of 100000. He is certainly
the most heavily insured man in Amer
lea, and possibly in the world.
Col. Geo. B. Lake forwarded on
Tuesday of this week twenty-six dol
lars to The Connie Maxwell Orphan
age, collections made Oh the day pre-
yious.
Don't crowd too much corn all at
once into the hogs you put up for fat
tening. Use them gradually to the
solid food after you have taken them
from the pasture.
Maj. Lem Corley'of Lickskillet made
this year 600 bushels of sweet potatoes.
On these potatoes, with peas and lit
tie meal cooked together, he is fatten-
ing his hogs, and pronounces it the
best combination for that purpose.
e.
Genl. Butler made at his sorghum
ranch this season eleven hundred and
fifteen gallons three quarts and one
pint of syrup. This puts him on the
ground floor along with the Wheeler
boys-especillly as his mill and whole
outfit only cost him thirty-tive dol
lars.