Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-01-29
.L0CAn BREVITIES.

FTcSu uUu e~ @>Ns
groceries, at w. Z. Lynch's.
The Weekly News & Courier and
the ADVERTISER year for $2.2o.
Do not get.excited over cotton. "'rhey
are runnin' it up to get you to plant a
big crop"
Chicke ing Piano for sale. Cheap
,or cash, by w. 5. Covar & Son.
Fresh and standard drugs, at W E.
T.ynch'S.
Home raised corn is selling in this
market Mt 5D cents bushel-about, or
approximately.
Buy the best garden seed at W. f.
Lynch's.
You can get the ADVERTISER and the
Columbia Register, Weekly for $40 a
year.
Garden seeds at W. E Lyuch's, the
old reliable Landretll's.
Ask at your Dispensary for Private
Stock x Xxx Pure Rye Whiskey. 1t is
a winner ard superior in quality to
any on the market.
For the best Fire Insurance i'll old
strong anu reliable companies, on
town or country property, call on or
write ID. II. DuRIsoE' As''
Walters "Baker has natural repu-
tation and has been on the market since
lS4l. Y.ur local Dispensary Will sup
ply your wants.
inst received, carloads of Baidwins
Ammoniated Dissolved Bone, Acid
Phosphate, Kainit, and Cotton Seed
Meal, by w. w. Adams.
When YOU need bottle of Pure
Rye Whiskey for Medicinal purposes,
ask at your Dispensary for the genuine
and original Bakers Pure Rye Whls-
key, T.. Walters Il Sons proprletors.
Remember that in tins years elec-
tion y PREREQUISITE to voting Will be
the production and exhibition OF both
your tax receipt and registration GER
tificate.
Mrs. w. H. Dowdy and Mrs. L. w.
Richardson and her lovely daughter
Miss Nellie have returned to their
home in Augusta, after plasant visit
to their sister, Mrs. NJ. DuBoise.
On hand and for sale, by w, w.
Adams. Baldwins A. ID. Bone Stoho
SOLUBLE Guano, Baldwin and Stono
Acid Phosphates, kaint anu cotton
Seed Meal.
Mr.W. E. Lynch is still confined to
his bed with fever. we haa hopeu 10
chronicle his conyalescence ere Ihis,
and still hope he will not have long
siege of it.
NIT. QUITS, who has been teach.
ing so successfully in the Dorn'S Mill
section. is now in attendance at Wof-
ford College, where his correspondents
will please address him for the future.
Eggs are said to freeze at ten degrees
above zero. If this be so, then the
temperature has been as low as ten ae-
erees above zero in Edgefield this WIN
ter. for eggs were frozen In the hests
during the cold weather in December.
There is considerable dissatisfaction
at the way checks have been issued Dy
our county supervisor during the past
few weeks. 1t is alleged there has
beeu. a good deal of .skinpance.D we
shall have more to say about this ana
kindred matters hereafter.
NIT. White, of the Liberty Hill,
section, has taken charge of the "Hotei
Edgeiield," lately occupied by Mr. F.
p. Sims. There are few better men
anywhere than Tom White, and the
people of Edgefeld welcome him ana
his with open arms to their hearts ano
homes.
The. Sumter Herald says: when a
we'll dressed farmer comes driving INTO
town with brand new buggy ana
fat horse it invariably turns out that
he got out of debt by planting tooac-
CO." L as is pointer to Edgeheia 1ar-
mers.
Such is the craze in Edgetield for
making patchwork quilts that certain
dog in town, it i, said, has been trained
to tear pieces out of calling young gen.
tlemen's trousers, the object being TO
gather up enough such pieces to make
lovely crazy quilt-it is supposed the
cslline Young gentlemen will be crazy
along with the quilt.
Executors, administrators, guardians,
trustees. and Others acting in tiducia-
nv capacity are required by law to
make their annual returns by the first
day of March of each and every year,
TO the Judge of Probate Parties in
terested will be wise and do this thing
at once.
On last Sunday afternoon lady and
gentleman, lovers, so-called in the
course of a walk took rest on the steps
of an Edgefie,d residence thought to be
vacant. Upon the unexpected appari-
tion of the chatelaine of the manor the
young couple moved ON, but the Acade-
my was near by and they sought sur
cease and nepenthe on its friendly
steps.
If there is any one thing that needs
to be purified, it is politics, SO the re-
former says, and many agree thereto.
But blood tells, and rs blood purlfier
snd liver correator Simmons Liver
Regulator is the best medicine. II use
it i'm preference to any other."-So
wrote Sir. ). u. Hysell, of Middleport,
Ohio. And DIR. ID. =. Russell, of Farm
Vile, Va, writes, ait faltilis all you
promise for It,"
Edgefield county has more than a
hundred Confederate pensioners OH
her !ist-that is, last years list. But
under recent call by d. r. Durisoe,
chairman of the board, a large number
OF new applicants made their appear
ance at his office last week. They came
down like wolf on the fold aud their
cohorts were cleaning, but not in pur-
nile and gold. No doubt there were