Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-07-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Beech Island, are visiting the family
5 of Mr. N, l.. Brunson.
Trapp McManus's watermelon was
sout of sight" in pair of minutes, and
so were Neely Longs.
Mr. G. 81. Hendrix and Mr.. Geo.
= Pearce of Augusta, spent several days
in Edgefeld last week.
Capt Jim Miners platform: "Frled
apples for breakfast from now on to
the primary election"
Misses Lizzie Dunbar and Mozel
+ Robertson, of Beach Island, are visiting
the family of Mr. John B. Hill.
Quite number of patients met DR.
& D. a. J. Bell; of Parksville, at his
Edgefeld office on last Monday.
Mr.. L. L. Parker, North-Augusta,
adyertises horse. See description in
adyitisenent herewith. Reward Offer
ed.
6, Miss Ella Parks, of Parksville,
sister of Mr.. Jasper Parksof our town,
is visiting the family of Mr.. M. N.
Cartledge.
And there was man out in Choty
who got l25 bushels of wheat from 70
dozen bundles. Thad Strom will tell
you all about it, its so.
The best yield of oats we have heard
:. of is that of Mr. T. P. Morgan. Steve
got forty-five measured bushels from
twenty-five dozen bundles.
Mr.. w. 81. Hendrix, of Augusta,
Z came to Edgefeld on Monday and left
on Tuesday for Aiken where he is doing
some artistic architectural work.
Our people are hungering and thirst
ing for sight of Col F. n. L. Bailey,
who left for the mountains weeks and
weeks ago. Have the bears eat him up?
Parties hxying sweet gum or maple
will learn something very much to
their interest by calling on John I.
; Faulkner at Planning Mill, Edgefeld'
S..
Our people are hungry for water,
4 Z melons. Five hundred brought IN,
s town on last Saturday were all con-
sumed, eat up, and swallowed by Mon
day morning.
Prof. Chas. P. Curd, st. Louis, Mo-,
writes: We unhesitatingly attribute
tha- recovery and continued good
health of our little boy to TEETH1NA
Teething Powders.)
WASrEp-Live, hustlIng agents sand
men of ability can secure first-class
contracts with the largest stipulated
Premium Life Insurance Company in
the world by addressing, "Manager,"
Box 55s, Greenville, S. G. References
required.
Capt. Tom Morgan, County Treas
urer, who has been suffering for the
last four weeks from fall from his
horse and the grip combined, is, we
are gratified to announce, all right
again, and was in town on Monday
last looking as sprightly as ever.
b Messrs Burnett & Griffin are in re.
sIceipt of a lot of large hand. bills issued
by the National Board of Fire Under
writers Offering $lO0 reward for the
apprehension and convection of the
person or persons who set fire to the
dwelling of DR. w. G.. Blackwell at
SParksyille on the 3Oth of April last.
Mr. LarkG. Swearingen died at his
home near Trenton on Friday night
last. Mr. Swearingen was one OF our
oldest citizens, being SO years of age,
He had always been an energetic, in
1r.z:dustrious, debt paying man, and leaves
= quite large and influential family
= connection who will mourn theirloss
and remember his VII tues.
49, Prof J.. E.. Cogburn of the HenGer.
- siuviIle High school WAS in town or
Saturday last. The professor will
teach again at Hendersonville next
session. He ndersonville is in Collie
ton. the low country, as wecall it, ant
Mr.. Cogbun fully expected to have
fever when he took the school but h'
has not been i'll day since he wen
+, down to the low conutry.
Big reduction in prices at the New
York Racket for Tie next thirty day
to make room for new fall goods. w,
need the store room and If you neet
the goods, now is the time. Ladies
. misses, and child ems oxfords, look a
them before buying. All Muslin good
8 at reduced rates, prices never hesrd o
before. Look at onr Straw Hats, gents
ladies, and euerybody's, bargains, bar
gains, bargains. All at the New Yor
Racket for the next thirty days, onl!
EiOrr old friend Mr. Shem QUITS wa
not at the quarterly conference q
sMcKendree church on Sunday last
the first time he has failed to be in q,
tendance in the last ffty-tbree year
But one day last week he was bite
and scratched and clawed on the fct