Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-12-06
Edgeffield Advertiser
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 6.
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Cotton holds the fort at TIC.
Mr. John c. Whatley adver;ises i,
this issue lost note. See advertise
nent for particulars.
Many mans reputation fo,
goodness is founded upon his
ability to conceal his badness.
A bad reputation may be acquired
in aday, but it usually takes 8
aifet me to acquire good one.
A traveller says ham plays about
Che same part in railway sandwich
shat truth plays in horse trade.
WAETRD-l6000 first class drawn
shingles by Dee. 18th inst- apply to
j. J. Bell, Edgefeld, s. C.
Mr.. Henry Dobey, Of Parksville, was
on visit to his father, Mr.. w. E. Do
boy, on Monday and Tuesday OF this
week.
Senator B. r. rillman and Maj. r. s.
Anderson left their respective homes
for Washington, D. c., on Saturday
last.
Monday morning of this week wa.
the coldest day Of the winter decidedly.
There was much frost and thick crust
Of Ice on still waters.
An old bachelor says that some
women are born foolish. some
achieve folly and the rest marry
fools.
A long Island woman has asked
for a divorce on the ground that
her husband hadn't taken a single
bath in nine years.
In nine cases out of q possible
ten wife has perfect confidence
IN her husband after marr.age-for
about twenty-four hours.
Hog killing time is here, and Messrs
Billy Paul and Sam Taylor opened the
season by killing one, q Chester White,
that weighed $50 pounds net.
News has just reached US that the
depot at Trenton was burned up on
MoDday night of this week, also q
freight car and few bales Of cotton.
Buggies and Road Carts of every
description at just the price to suit.
you at A. Rosenthal's, Augusta, Ga
On Tuesday morning of this week
che ground was frozen tos depth of
! two or three inches-end ice was
plentiful on the branches and small
streams.
Mr.. P. B. Whatiey, Of the Falfa Sec
stion, lost q valuable cow last week.
.srhe cew was SO fat that he saved thirty
pounds of excellent tallow from the
{ carcass.
Dr.. John G. Lanier, Of Liberty Hill,
one of Edgefeld's oldest and most
I highly esteemed cltizens and skillful
ahysicians was in town on Monday Of
this week.
Married, By Rev. j. r. Mealing,
Thursday, Nov. 30, 1890, 1t the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Mr.. R. Il.
Morgan and MISS Fannie Lowry. Al,
4 OF Edgefeld.
PARx HANDS WASrnD.-5O good
steady and industrious colored men.
single or married, with families, to
work the whole year for cash payments
monthly. Apply to Hollow Creek. Farm,
Toales P.O., Aiken Co. s. G.
Beware of the man man who
! insists upon giving you his word
Of honor. From an honest man it
is superfuous, and from rascal
1t is worse than useless.
Mr.. John C. Whstley, who was in
our Office on Tuesday, in speaking OF
the small grsin said to Us that any one
riding through the country would
think that all the land was sown il
0ats and wheat, and that no cotton
could be grown next year at all unless
after these cereals.
Wraps for Ladies and Children,
Children's Refers and Ladies' Jackets
from low down up, half elsewhere
prices. ssSee before You buy, at Peaks
Racket.
At an election held by the Count,
Board OF Control on Monday last, Mr..
j. B. Davis was reelected County Dis
penser for the ensuing year. Edge
field has never as yet been in anywisr
implicated in any Of the disI sIensary
scandals. and will not be SO long as
Mr.. Davis holds his PR ,ent position.
New arrivals Of Jellies, Preserves,
Marmalades, and the like, at L. E. Jack
son & Co.'s.