Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-10-20
BREVITIES.

LOCAL3 BREVlTlES.
We held over some communic&'
tions for publication later.
The Edgefeld Institute has ma
circulated 112 students.
Every dog has his day, the trou-
Die is so many of US want the same
day.
Dunbar, the barber, has gone,
and we all had scraping &C.
quaintance with him.
Pine Apple sheroat at the 4Luray.'
Large assortment Of Crockery
at ]. L. Minis, marked at prices
that suit the times.
Maps of Edgefeid county, con.
tanning both Saluda and Green
wood, for sale at this Office.
A Jersey bull, fine points, 10
months old, to exchange for g good
mich COW. Apply at this office.
Pease and potatoes are not much
of crop, especially pease, in these
Edgefeld low grounds Of sorrow.
Cotton may sag down to 45c,
but then it will 60 up like a sky
rocket-after all ne farmers have
gone up, too.
If you want to grow fine onions
plant now. Landreth's sets just
received at J. l.. Minis.
Red Messena Orange at the "Luray
Fountain of Youth"
Now is the time to SOW Wheat, Rye
and Barley, buy choice seed from W..
w. Adams
Wanted, Tobacco salesman. state
experience, reference, enclose
stamp. Manufacturer, Box 1874,
Winston, N. G.
The weather has been good 80
long that it would be churlish to
complain at the little bit of bad
We are now enjoying.
AFlorida paper claims that this
years tobacco crop will net the
growers of that state $10,O0O,00o.
Rev. Thos, Leitch has been con-
Quoting meeting at McKendrees
for the past two weeks. He is to
90 to Harmony next week, we un-
derstand, and thence to our town.
aCherry Ripe" at the ~Luray"
most delightful drink.
One of the attractions at the
coming State Fair will be mar.
riage in balloon in mid-air; and
oh, if they would only stay there
or go higher up, up out of sight for
at least mouth.
Mr.. ]. E. swearingen, OF Edge
field, the blind son of Mrs. Annie
T. Swearingen, of Horns Creek,
Has on last Saturday elected presi-
dent OF the Gtarivuvphic 6ooiety
of the South Carolina College.
E!dorado Engine Oil, best Oil made
for Engines, Gins sc, for sale by W.
w. Adams.
"vigorone" at the aLurass," as its
name indicates, invigorates as well as
delights the palate.
Rev. w. G. Mayes was duly in
stalled pastor of the Edgefeld
Presbyterian church on last Sun
day. The installation. sermon,
forceful and edifying, was preach
ed by Rev. Mr.. Nall, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Summerell.
Cotton is 60 low. so out of all
proportion with the rise in the
price of almost everything else,
that it must go up, but when no.
BODY seems to know. Hold your
cotton, seems to be the policy, If
you can-ah, there's the rub-if
you can.
Secure some of farmer Walton's
Oats before they are all sold, at W. "
Adams's.
Auditor J. B. Haltiwanger de-
clines the appointment of Comp
troller General as We knew he
would. Jake would rather retain
his Edgefeld birth-right than to
have ali the Illnesses of partridges"
the "battlements" of Columbia
might stew up for him.
Store your cotton and held for
the advance in price. I am sto-
ring for 25cts. per bale per month.
M. A. TAYLOR,
Manager,
Edgefeld Ware House.
Oct. 5, D7:
The remarkable hon of Mr.. R.
H. Minis who hatched 16 chickens
from 9 eggs, is more remarkable
still. We didn't tell half the tale
last week. She left two eggs in
the nest unmatched. Mr.. Minis
asks only $50 for the mother and
only $5 each for the chicks-the
"Nonesuch" strain.