Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-11-03
BREVITIES.
Sow oats and plenty of them.

Have you palo loF your PaPei
Send us the news from your
section.
New berry College has, 152
students.
When you fail to receive your
paper notify this Office.
The students at Clemson Colloge
will attend the State fair.
The man who laughs in high
key has high aspirations.
Court convenes on the third
Monday of this month, Nov. 10.
About this time look out for
cold weather, is what the almanacs
say.
Look out for cold weather, that
is if it doesn't get to you before
this paper.
Miss Mamie Lake returned to
Augusta this week after pleas
ant visit TO Edgefeld.
Editor Dana's favorite dishes
were chitterlings for everyday and
lemon pie for Sunday.
If one-half the world don't know
how the other half lives, it isn't
the fault of the women.
Prof. T. E. Woodson left on
Thursday last to take charge of
his Saluda county school.
The Alabama boiler is mighty
putty holler. Gin me half dol
lar, III learn you how to holler.
Joseph Wylie, of Chester, S. c.,
has given $4,000 to build a new
dormitory at Erskine College.
The towr Of Saluda has passed
an ordinance taxing 0. P. houses
SIS per month, payable in advance.
Senator :rillman's health is
improving. His physicians say he
must remain quief or a month or
more.
Gatherings, crackling-bread,
and COW liver! To this complex
ion has it come at last! Let US
prey!
The acreage in wheat and oats
will be largely increased in Edo
field county for the next year.
Low cottonl
The Cotton Plant is out again,
bright and full of meat. 1t is now
really and truly a farmers paper.
Price $1.00 a year.
A jersey bull, fine points, 10
months old, to exchange for good
mich COW. Apply at this office.
A Massachusetts man, q years
old, was recently sen: to the penl-
tentiary for stealing three hens.
He was out of meat.
An exchar ge says: Beware of
the merchant who has not colh-
dence enough in his own stock OF
goods 10 advertise them.
Few w. C. Mayes, pastor of our,
Presbyterian church, attended the
SYNOD of South Carolina which
met in Darlington last week.
Election on the first Monday in
December next for County DlsPen,
ser. Applications must be hled
twenty days be ore said election.
There were no services in our
village churches on last Sunday
morning. There was preaching in
our Methodist church in the after
noon.
kangaroo tails on ice. at Nol-.
man Ycungblood's beef market for
the next few days. Ask for 'em.
Norman always lopes at the head
Of the gang.
Gov. Ellerbe has appointed L.
P. Eptom, auditor of Spar. arburg
county, to the office of Comptroller
General, vice Jas. e. Norton, elect
ed to Congress.
Cotton continues to go down, we
don't know wnen it will touch bot
tom, but you can easily tell when
it reaches hard bottom, it will feel
hard to your toes.
One of the wisest saying credited
to DR.. Samuel Johnson was that
it is worth $500 } year to
man always to be Idle to see the
bright side of things.
Undismayed by awful example,
and not even knowing that Mrs.
Luetgert is dead, forty women
have proposed marriage to the ole
man. Great sausages
What must become of the dispen-
sary since original package reigns
supreme at every cross roads? Let
the whole business 60 to Halifax.
Give US persimmon beer.