Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-04-25

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Do not fail to read the advertisement
OF TEETHlNAin this paper.
Ready-made Skirts and Shirt Waists
in Percales and Silks at N. Y. Racket.
The special rates for this week from
Edgefeld TO Augusta are, Tor the rouna
trip, $1.05.
Mems, Youths and Boys Ready
made Suits to fit everybody at N. I.
Racket.
The most delicious iced and sugar
crowned and covered Crackers at l.. =.
Jackson's.
Hon. J. M. Gaines, late of Edgefeld
county, is candidate for Senator OF
Greenwood county.
For Ribbons. Flowers, Chiffons,
Velling and all kinds of Hat Trim
mings, go to N. 7. Racket.
Mr.. Harry Hill offers some valuable
and very desirable machinery for sale
this week-a long list, read it.
The Middleburg Mills, of Bctesburg,
were chartered on last Saturday with
capital of $500. w. p. Roof, president.
More rsin on Monday and Tuesday [
of this week, and the farmers won't be
able, in any event, to plow for several
days.
j. w. W.Devore, Esq, left for Parks
vile on Tuesday morning of this week,
where be was called todefend an eject
ment suit.
We will in short time publish
list OF the census enumerators 1or
Edgefield county. There are two LOT
each township, we believe.
And the oats that were killed out
have "come out,n' so thatit would be
{ pity aud a shame to plow them up just
because cotton is to be 10C next fall.
Our Mr.. R. 81 Covar was absent on
Monday to attend the funeral OF ms
uncle Mr.. Jas. II. Webb, who was to
be buried at Warrenville on that day.
During the past two weeks Col.
Bailey has visited Columbia, Char
lotte, Greenville, Augusta, and Wash
ington, all IN the interest of the ). y.
c.. ~.
For Embroidery, Edging, Inserting
forsyokes and fronts, Laces and every
kind of Dress Trimming see n. I.
Racket assortment, nneqnaled any
where.
Tramp McManus says that he is
afraid he hasn't g Jy good corn land,
and sIJncle" John Dorm has advised
him to plant cotton between his wa
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DR.. w j.. Holloway, a prominent
physioian and farmer of sCSappeils,
:wasin town one day Of last v eek on
f matters of business with tine law firm
y of Sheppard Bros. '-
Mccormick Harvesting Machinery,
Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Corn Shred
ers.. E. ]. Norris. Agent.
Judge Campbell was out and in his
store on Yesterday, Tuesday, the first
time for two weeks. The Judge, we
. hope, is finally over the grip. with
which he has been so grieyously al
flicted.
500 acres of land situate three miles
south of Edgefeld, 7-room dwelling,
IA tenant houses, two good barns, gin
house and other outbulldings, 200 acres
fenced. 800 acres in cultivation. Price
$4,000. w. N. Burnett, Real Estate
Agent.
Remember Prof. Whitman, the opti-
clan, 209 9TH Street, wh IN you take in
Merry Makers Week in Augusta, if
YOU have any trouble with your eyes,
He will tell you free If you need
glasses or the oculist.
Although the grain crops are look
ing magnificently, few lugubrious
farmermen ere predicting rust in the
wheat. There are no flies on the oats
as yet, either in diagnosis or prog
nosis.
For Dress Goods, Woolen and Wash
Goods. White Lawns, Dimities, Piques,
Marseilles, Figured Lawns, Organizes
and Muslins, Silks, Wash Silks AND
Fancy New Goods for shirt waists
Ready Made Silk Waists. See them fol
spring wear at.N. Y. Racket.
~ ~ jess Hobbs says that : it takes hin
shalt his time to tend to his own busl'
Z mess and the other half in trying to keeE
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his whole time is taken up and ne can
help poor folks at all, for which he II
very sorry.
Mr.. w. N. Burnett offers some yer!
desira Bile real estate this week. Eigh
hundred acres of land, 200 fenced, 50
under cultivation, with gin house. i
= s tenant houses Of two rooms each, anc
& other out buildi gs, also seven-roon
S dwelling. is certainly cheap at the
price given, $4,000.
T.. Norris, Agent, has good stool
of Acid and Kainit. Lowest cas-
lrices.
J. Fl. Cantelou, Esq, who has ha
quite severe and prolonged siege o
grip, is slowly but surely on the hlgl
road of conyalescence. Joe has man;
warm friends in Edgeield who vii
be oyerjoyed to see him on the screeCs
and in his Office again. Joe was GU
riding yesterday.
We regret to learn of the deaf
of Mr.. James Fl. Webb, at nj
home in Warrenville, Aiken count
on Saturday last, in the 61s
yesr of HE age. For many year
Mr.. Webb was engaged in farmip
in different sections of this count
and was wellknown as an energet
and thrifty farmer. But for th
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