Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-10-18
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :

finement to his home. has again appear.
ed on our streets and at MS place oI
business.
MIR. Barnwell Jones and family have
moved into Mrs. Ann Tompkins' honse
on Columbia street, just vacated by
Mai. Dick Andersarl.
J.,BelPs new house on Colum-
bia street will be, when completed, a
beautiful little cottage, In good taste
as to outside and inside adornlng.
Mr.. Yon and wife, who was Miss
Annie Reece, have returned to Edge
field to live. Mr.. !Ion has taken his
old position in the cotton factory.
Mai Dick Anders on and family have
moved into their elegant new house on
COLUMBIA street, which is one OF the
handsomest residences in our town.
Hogs Feet, or Piss Feet, as you may
prefer, at Z. E. jackson & Co.'s.
Heavy stock Knives, Forks, Spoons,
all kinds of cutlery, at l.. +. jackson
& Co.'s.
At the next meeting of the Board OF
County Commissioners an election
will be held for Steward OF the foor
House. There are a dozen or more
candidates.
We have heard some complaints
about certain parties killing parttidges
ont of season, The law is specific as
to the dates when birds can be killed.
and this law should be rlgidly en-
forced.
Groceries-the heavy kind, the light
kind, and the medium-fresh, ana we
give down weights. Il. +. Jacksoh q Co'
Shoes! Shoes! Perhaps it isn't 50
q, lerally known as it should be, that
we keep Shoes, heavy stock for ladies',
gents, and children. L. E. jackson d
Co.
We welcome to our tow from Cleora
Mr.. T. c.. Strom and family. They
OCCUPY the old Kearsey house near
Beayerdurn creek. Mr.. Strom proposes
to take boarders, we understand.
PHOTOGRAPHS in latest styles at rea-
sonable prices for frst-class work
Children's photographs a speciality
All work neatly finis he'd. K. d. Minis
Mr.. j. Foster Cheat ham has sold his
plantation, the old E'arr place, to MIR
George Wise, of Ire nton. Mr.. Wise
and family will move up as soon as Mr.
Cheatham vacates,
5Rr sg%saE a9n nsgseS nss 5aTy nSw edge s'
cut, to put up half barrel of cotton
boil pickles. The young bolls hall
grown make delicious pickles.
aCottonrot" hits US again. "Cotton-
tot" should remember that Tuesday
was an off day in Edgefeld, our chief
cotton buyer being bsent and Sam
Marsh, who stands next to head, being
in Trenton.
Persons desiring Job printing-neat,
up to date and on short notice-should
call at or phone The Advertiser Office.
We keep full supply of bill heads
packet note, letter heads, envelopes
wedding invitations, visiting cards.
etc., on hard all the time.
We hear that friend Link Elan will
be a candidate for the legis lature next
year, and in this connection we will
again remind our readers that "Link'
is shortening of "LinccIu," and that
he was not named for old abe: but fer
Lincoln county, GA.
Roller-mill Flour and underground
Meal from "Our Bob" Parks's Parks
vile Roller Mill. J.. E. Jackson & Co
Those New York Crackers, sweet
and straight, only thirty-two hours
from the bakery, are justly styled de-
licious, at L.. E. Jackson & Co.'s.
Corn has been selling for the past
few years at from 40c to 75c per bushel
not often at the latter figure. Wheat
always brings 81 per bushel-and gen.
orally $1.25. Wheat is as productive
on an average as corn, and requires
much less labor to make than corn
Therefore, we say sow wheat, "both
to sell and keep"
FRUIT TREEs-Grav Vines, Straw
berry and Raspberry Plants, Nut-bear.
ing trees, Roses, Ornamental trees
etc. Orders solicited for any of The
above stock. r. 81. Minis.
WANTED-A young man to travel
solicit, and collect for the Advertiser.
Must De we'll recomm ended. Must also
be an immune as to smallpox, measles
and mumps, that is to say he must
have had 'em all, not necessarily all al
one time, but at some. time during his
sojourn In this vale of tears. Good big
commission 10 8 live man,
If you want to Sc e Peaks "Trade
Pullers"s in Refers and Jackets, Capes
and Wraps for Ladies' and Children
you must, of course, go TO the Racket
Store.
10-horse power Boiler, return tubu-
lar, in good condition, for sale. Apply
at this Office.
We hear that three roller mills are
to be established and put into opera.
tion at Johnston in time for next years
grinding. Mr.. Johrl Edison is one O