Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-04-07

NJ. II. Minis.
Miss Cell Richards has been quite
sick at lrrs. Hattie Lanham's. We
hope she will soon be better.
See Mrs. Woodson's samples of black
and colored underskirts, made ef best
quality goods and guaranteed to wear
three years,
Miss Aycock will have her spring
opening of millinery On next Monday,
to which she respectfully invites her
friends and customers.
Miss Aycock's millinery establish
ment Is IN the dry goods store OF Mes
srs. Hart & May. Do NOT fail to attend
on Monday next to see Aer display oil
beautiful and artistic goods.
There will be a meeting of the cltI-
zens of our town in the Court House
on Thursday of this week, the object
of such meeting being the nomination
of mayor and council for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Agatha woodson is agent for
ladies' guaranteed underskirts, skirt
supporters. hose supporters, and belts.
See her samples before buying else
where.
A strip of flannel. or other soft cloth,
folded lengthwise and dipped in hot
water and wrung out, and then applied
around the neck of child that has the
Group, will usually bring relief in q
few minutes. Ordinary headaches al
most always yield to the simultaneous
application of hot water to the iee1
and back of the neck.
There is no school unless tie father,
the mother, the teacher, and the pupil
keep school together. The old fashion
used to be that when a child was
punished at school, he got another
dose when he got home. This old fash
ion ought to be revived in all its
pristine rigor and yigor.
1t will be gratifying news to the
pensioners of Edgefield county to
know that all those whose name are
already on the pension list from pro-
yious examinations will be continued
on the rolls without fling new ap-
plicat:ons; they will be required, how
ever, to appear before the Board for
classification that is to say to ascer-
tain whether the individual pensioner
shall receive. 81. $6 or IS per month.
Mr.. Sossaman engineer in chief OF
the Edgefeld Cotton Factory, has
gone to New Jersey to purchase the
balance of the machinery. ls0 looms
and 5000 spindles. A few looms have
already been put in and upon his re-
turn all the plant will soon be complete.
In this connection we publish the fol-
lowing Jubilee of the Clinton Gazette
as to the factory at that place: it shows
how good a factory makes a town
feel. 7.The factory? o, it's all right.
Everothing goes we'll with the fac
tory. The electric lights flash with.
tbe briohtness of the MONDAY sun.
The looms, portion of them, were
started Tuesday afternoon, and the
smooth end perfect eieth comes roll ne
out beautifully as ever it did at Fall
River. A gooGly number of the opera
tives find steady employment at the
spindles and looms and all is hustle
and stir at the Clinton Cotton Mills
1t is the best built, most modernly
equipped cotton mill in the State. All
visiting experts admit this and wonder
at the almost mlraculously short time
in which the mill has been built and
put in operation. The factory is all o.
K"
Guano, Acid Phosphate, Kaini
and Cotton Seed Meal.
I am now ready FIR orders, C u
fill promptly. My goods are the
best, so says the State chemist AID
thousands of others.