Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-02-01
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Observation-Disclosures

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MIR. Mark Toney was in town or
Monday.
There were services in every church
in town last Sunday.
DrD. A. J. Bell and H. W. Dobey,
ESQ. were up from Parksville this
week.
A light snow on Saturday Of last
week brought,jo Joy to the hearts OF our
little folks.
You may SOW spring oats now and
until March with a fair prospect OF .
good yield.
Mr.. Beauregard Timmons has sold
his residence on Columbia street to
Mr.. j. w. Peak.
will handle again this season the
goods of the Patapsco Guano Co., 1uli
ammoniated, etc.
3. J, NORRIS, Edgefeld, S. c.
Col. Jas. T. Bacon will deliver his
lecture "Kranky kaleidoscope" IN Co
lumbla tonight.
Happiness reigns in the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Bell-they have per-
manent little lady visitor.
Miss Marie Boykin has returned
after an e1tenden visit to relatives IN
Abbeyille and Mt. Carmel.
Our Legislators in Columbia seem TO
be baffled by the "liquid fire OF HE'LL
otherwise known as distilled damna-
tion."
Miss Annie Wolfe entertained her
many friends at the hospitable home
of Mr.. A. j. Norris on last Friday
evening.
The Columbia Phosphate Co.'S Acids
and Fertilizers FOR sale by E,!J. NORRIS,
Edgefield, 5. g.
Grover Briggs, of Collier P. o., this
county, has LIST horse. See adver-
tisement in another column. Reward
if delivered.
The State Convention Of the B. Y.
p. u. which converes II Columbia
during April mas been Invited to meet
in Edgeield next year.
The International Sunday-school
Convention meets this year in Atlanta.
There will be chorus Of 10000 voices
at its opening session.
aThey" might as well run cotton up
to cents, for our friend Abe Broad
water declares he will not sell his cot
ton until he gets that for it.
Representative n. G. Evans was at
home for few hours on Saturday last
Capt. Evans is making quite name as.
a law maker at. this session of the Leg
islature.
"And camp life wasn't bit like
home was it, hubby, dear?"
}stM,m, well, the cooking was about
tile same, but we didn't see any actual
warfare you know" .
order your Fertilizers ard get them
home before the bottom falls out of the
roads. e. j. Norris, Edgefeld, S. G.
Mrs. C. A. COBB, formerly resident
of Edgefield, died at the home Of her
husband in Atlanta on last Friday.
The interment was from the Church
OF the Sacred Heart in that city on
Sunday.
The farmer who has we'll filled corn
cribs, barns and smoke house, with a
little cotton still unso!d, should be
truly thankful. Let us hope that next
year will see thousands in that condi-
tion.
There is more money in raising dish
rag squashes than in cotton. We will
furnish seed to any enterprlsing farm
er who wishes to try the dish-rag
squash this year, or will put him on
track of some.
Women's Compilations depend
for beauty upon Digestion. DR..
M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
Regulates the Stomach, Liver,
and Kidneys and secures the
blessings of good Digestion.
"Uncle George" Tlllman says that if
man Will walk three miles every day
and drink three glasses of lemonade he
can live as long as Mathusalah. "Uncle
George" says he didn't find it out in
time, or he would reach the nine hun
dredth annual mile post.
.As poor as doodle DUST" Is up-to-
date and intended to take the place Of
Gas poor as jobs turkey" and yet even
A peck of doodles dead, and turned to
clay
May stop the crack that keeps the cold
away.
DR.. T. NJ. Bailey, of Greenville,
: preached a very entertaining and in
structiye sermon in our Baptist church
on Sunday last. And again in the
afternoon DR.. Bailey addressed the
B. Y.P. U. much to the delight and
edification of that body. The genial
Doct or makes his home while in Edge
field with his no less genial and popu-
lar son Prof. Bailey of the S. c. CT.