Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-03-06


shared in the general rise, but as here
tofore, remain below zero.
4 great many farmers in this coun-
ty will not use pound of commercial
fertilizers this year, making a virtue
of necessity they say "its no count no
how" We believe they are right, but
they ought to have said so when they
were able to buy it.
Mr.. Pugh Jones, night-watchman at
the Edgefeld Oil Mill, has kindly sent
us large and savory pone of bread
made of cotton-seed meal. 1t was
made with cotton-seed meal, butter
milk, soda, and salt. All subscribers
to the ADVERTISER paying up during
court will be given smell and bite,
provided the bread holds out.
Jno. H. Carpenter of the Vaucluse
section came up to Edgefield on Mon
day Of this week, Stocking" as he said
afor the Democratic party but
couldn't find it." John says he was
and is yet a Mart Gary red-shirt
Democrat, that he is too poor to buy OF
flannel, but is going to dye an old
homespun shirt with pokeberry juice
and be a red-shirter once more before
he dies
We regret to note the death Of Mr..
NJ. Van Dorm, Of Troy. Mr.. Dorm was
young man % years of age. He had
been suffering for more than a year
with consumption. He vas nephew
of Mrs. J. Il. burst of this city, who
was with him in his dying hour. Mr..
j. X. burst went down Monday to at
tend the funeral. The remains were
inferred at Troy at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, his pastor, Rev. G. Fl. Bur-
ton conducting the funeral services.
1t is indeed sad, the removal of such q
bright young man, just upon the
threshold of life promising so much
usefulness, but
Greenwood Journal.
Save your nickels and dimes! Don't
go to Augusta to buy goods when l
can supply you for spot cash for same
money if you figure your expenses.
l am selling your neighbors why not
you? Calculate the long haul or
freight, say &c. per bushel OIL corn and
meal, for instance, and recognize the
fact that you should give preference
TO home enterprise, other things be-
ing equal. do not want you to buy
from me if you can do better ANY
WHERE else. See some changes in my
prices elsewhere.
Respectfully,
E.J. NORRIS.
Transient Boarding.
Mr.J. w. Peak, at the old jennings
residence, will take transient boarders
during the session Of our March
court and at other times. The best of
table fare and at reasonapl figures.
The Greatest Value.
You get the greatest value out OF a
silver quarter when purchasinga pack
age of Simmons Liver Regulator, pow
der. There is nothing like, it for In
digestion or Constipation. Take it
dry, on the tongue, or make tea.
You'll afterwards take it in prefer
ence to pills.
Confederate Veterans.
Ata meeting of Abner Perrin Camp
OIL Monday 4th inst, the following
delegates were elected to attend a
meeting of United Confederate Vet
rane in Houston Texas in May next :
i. w. Carwile, Geo. B. Lake, w. N.
Burnett, W. H. QUITS, E. S. Reynolds,
A. J. Norris; Alternates, w. S. Allen,
L. Charlton, NJ. A. Markert, ]. II.
Brooks, S. L. Ready and w. T. WAL
ton.
The Edgefeld Hussars.
This troop completed and perfected
their re-org; nization on Monday, en-
rolling forty members. The following
officers were elected:
S. B. Mays, Captain.
l.. R. Brunson, lst Lieutenant.
H. J.. Bunch, 2nd
John NJ. Mays, Jr. End
w. Fl. Ryan, O.S.
J. G.. Mobley, 2nd Seargent.
c. w. Hammond, 3rd
z. B. Lanham, 4th
w. D. McClendon, 9TH "
B.J. Ryan, 9th
j. NJ. W. Glover, 9TH
John F. Atkins, Color Bearer.
Advertised Letters.
List of letters remaining in the post
office at Edgefield G. H., Feb. 2s, 1895 !:
L E Buckhalter, Robert bean, Congo
tha Church, DR. w D Croker, Spencer
Dearing, J X Devore, J w Davis,
Cetu Morris, Lewis S George, Moses
Harris, Jasper Homes, w n Heath,
w S Jacobs, Atty, j Fl Pounds, Willie
Siner, Sampy Small, Louis Smith, F
NJ Smith, Wash Smith, William Wal
Ter, Miss Matte Brooks, Mrs NJ Chap
pell, Miss Matte Frazier, Miss Sue
Jones, Emily Holloway, Miss Fannie
Holloway, Miss Anna NJ towns, Miss
Hattie Taylor, Miss Susie Washing