Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-09-13
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Joseph P. OUT is quite i'll with fe-
YER, but will soon be out again we
trust.
One Jersey Mich Cow, with first
calf, five weeks old, for Gale by Harry
S. Hill, Edgefeld, c. r., s. G.
Cotton creeps up by slow degrees
towards cents. Don't be fool, read
sr, if it should reach that point.
This morning, Tuesday, there is
quite change in the temperature IL
Is much cooler. thermometer 72 degrees.
Willie Byrd, assistant postmaster is
still sick with fever, his uncle Hon. w.
A. Strom was down to see him on Sat-
urday last.
The weather, although September IS
fall month, is still of summer tenn
perture, but with the occasional show
ers, psase and taters are getting out
Of sight.
One Jersey Mich Cow, with first
calf, five weeks old, for sale By Harry
S. Hill, Edgeaeld c. H, 8. c.
Married on the 30th Of August at
Clark's Hill by Rev. J. P. Mealing, Dr..
Charles Miller OF Daisy, Ga, to Miss
Carrie Nixon Of Clark's Hill, Edge
field County, s. G.
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tab
lets are Effective, Elegant to take, ana
produce no unpleasant After-Resuits'
For sale by G.. L. Penn Il Son.
Prof. Bailey is still absent working
like wheel-horse for the s. G. g. l.
its growth and increase of students.
He will probly be at the Institute the
last of this week.
Yellow feveris spreading all over
the south western cities, and this
weather is just the kind to cause 1t to
spread all over our southland unless
precautions prevent it. Isn'tit about
time Edgefeld was quarsntining
against Modoc and Clark's Hill.
Mr.E. Norris, agent, has sold this
summer more than 20 McCocmlck
mowers and reapers which shows that
our people are coming to their senses
and there is hope ahead for us yet IN
grasses and pea-fodder and small gra' \
and cattle raising.
Keen the Stomach and Bowels in
good condition, the Waste Avenues
open and free by an occasional dose OF
DR.. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
For sale by GIL. Penn & Son.
R.F. McCracken one of the S. G. G..
I.students of last session, and who
won the gold medal for orstoiy has
just won scholarship OF the South
Carolina Citadel Academy in Charles-
ton after competitive examination.
Mr.. McCracken is son Of the Rev.
WA. McCracken of Aiken county.
Professors Cain and Entzminger
gave to the teachers who are in at
tendance on the Summer School 9,
very pleasant and much enjoye en-
tertai1ment on II Monuay Tigireot fiifs
week. It's needless Co say that these
gentlemen did the honors ofthe occa-
sion with their accustomed grace,
making all feel chat they were honor
ed guests.
In Diarrhoa DR.. II. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine is Invaluable. II gives
Tone to the Stomach, Aids Digestion
and Assists Nature in carrying OF all
Impurities. For sale by G. L. Penn &
Son.
DR.. W. E. Prescott, Of the Red Hill
section, WAS in town on Monday, and
says that hls daughter, Mrs. Dr.. Fred
Parker, VINO recently had been 80 se-
riously i'll, aud carried to the Hospital
IN Augusts, for treatment, has so suf-
fciently recovered as to be able to re-
turn to her home at Johnston; and
the Doctor is now very hopeful Of her
early restoration to her usual good
health again. Ard we are more than
grstifed to make this announcement,
which We know will be real joy to
Mrs. Parker's many friends here and
elsewhere.
Psrksville
Roller Mills
Purity