Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-06-09
EdgefieId Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1897.
LOCAL. BREVITEs.

ISS1 AA
Let not one look of Fortune cast you
down;
She we're not Fortune if she did not
frown:
Such as do bravest bear her scorns
awhile,
Are those on whom at last she most
will smile.
The Edgefeld Institute closed on
last Friday, the 9th inst.
Many have and all want "Foik's
Dyspeptic Shoes"
For SALE-25 we'll bred and we'll fed
pigs at $i.25 each. c. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Edgefeld, S. c.
Every tear shed in sympathy for
others makes US better, but Gou't stop
with a tear or tears.
aFolk's Dyspeptic Shoes" are the
only articles sold that people ask for
no credit in buying.
Mrs. Col. w. II. Folk and her daugh-
ter, "Princess" Julia, are now in Au-
gusta, Ga, for two weeks.
Green shoes are getting to be the
rage for gentlemen's wear, especially
the feather-heads, green shoes and half
hose to match.
Tailor-rnade clothing at I. c. Levy
& Co.'s, Augusta, Ca, that will fit you,
at lowest prices. Everybody buys
clothing at I. c. LIS.
sFolk's Dyspeptic Shoes" are all the
rage in Edgefield.
The State has on hand at Columbia
and in the various county dispensaries
three hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars worth of liquors.
A big crop of cotton and small
price seems to be the outlook just now.
But we believe there will also be an
abundant crop of provisions made.
Rev. W. T. Matthews will be enga-
ged in evangelical work during the
month of June, among the Presbyte-
rian churches of this county just now
without a pastor.
Blackberries are ripe, and one of our
bicyclists is so expert a wheeler as to
be able to ride by patch and fill him
self as he rides without stopping. His
name isn't Sam Taylor.
Old and young folks are dancirg in
&Folk's Dyspeptic Shoes"
Married, at the residence of Col. B,
II. league, Aiken, S. Co. Thursday
June 3rd, 1897, Col. I. w. Fowler, Vice
President of the Cumberland Gap road,
to Mrs. Mary (Pet) Bland, of Edge
field.
Messrs. /. G. Levy 6 Co., of Augusta,
Ca. have heavy stock of light, cool
summer clothing-an elegant assort-
ment. They will be glad to have you
call in your own person or letter or
prstal card will receive prompt re-
ply. X
The Young Baptfsts of South Caro-
lima are to hold theireeyeuth annual
convention of the Baptist Young Peo-
ple's Union at Chattanooga. from July
10Th to 18th Inclusive. Whether any
of our Edgefeld B. Y. P.'s will attend
we do not know. The trip would GER
tainly be pleasant one.
The people know good thing when
they see it, and better thing cannot
be bought to-day than "Folk's Dys-
peptic Shoes" at Fleming & Dunbar's,
Augusta, Ga.
The testimony is about all in in the
Chatfield-Talbert election case, and
Mr.. Talbert's showing is so strong that
nothing can save Chat. except Re-
publican House just wills it that way.
Sheppard Bros, Mr.. Talbert's attor-
neys, have held up their end of the
single-tree SO we'll that there is moth
ing more to be said or done.
Delightful rains on last Friday, Sat-
urday, Sunday, Monday Tuesday, etc.
In some sections the downpour was
excessive. Mr.. John Mays, of the
Horn Greek section. complains in this
respect and of violent wind that
blew down his fences-pasture fences
of course, for there is no other kind
Of fences N this land of civilization
South Carolina is certainly civilized
and enlightened and up-to-date, if not
ahead, on the no fence business.
Go to Fleming & Dunbar's, Angus.
ia, Ga, and get pair of "Folk's Dys'
peptic Shoes" and your soul!wi be
made happy as well as your "corr
ridden" feet.
Mr.. John A. Chapman, the venera
BILE historian of Newberry, made th'
trip from his home to Edgefleld a-foo
on Friday of last week, spending Fri
day night with his kinswoman Mrs
Caroline Abney in our town. MIR
Chapman has completed his history o
Edgefield and it is ready for delivery
and parties desiring copy of thi
book can leave the orders az this offic
and they will be promptly attended te
Later we shall have something to sa,