Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-10-17
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :

last year came ON NOV 1SCh,
A number of law books for sale at
this office, calland examine them
A Slight frost in the Cleora section
on Monday morning of this week.
Hold your cotton and sow wheatand
plenty of oats. This is the advice OF
wise heads. Sf
If you wish beautiful jewelry cata-
logue, write to VIM Soh~eigert 6 Co.,
Augusta, Ga.
Court convenes on the third Mon
day, Nov. 10th. Remember it is the
third Monday.
1t is now only three weeks to the
Presidential election. Who shall it be,
Bryan or McKinleys
Cotton is slumping, that is to say.
going down again, and is quoted in
this market at 95ac.
Solicitor Thurmond is in Columbia
attending his duties as prosecuting
officer of this circuit. u
Mr. Charlie Brunson, who has been
seriously i'll with pleurisy is much
better, we are glad to say.
The Spartanburg Herald says that
the war in the Philippines is costing
every man in the United States SO q
year. -
Now is, the time of year when all
good subscribers to newspapers pay
up for their past dues and one year IN
advance,
Mr. John Holland, of Ninety Six, Is
in town. Mr. Holland Is an expert
piano tuner, and is doing all the work
of that kind here.
If you want some of the old genuine
Red Rust Proof (not Texas) oats, you
can get all you want from E. c. Winn,
Rehoboth P. o., this county.
Some on. writing in the Augusta
Chronicle predicts that cotton will be
25c bysMarcb next. This is too much,
but itmsysgoto to lsc. But mind you
we don't predict it.
That's fine piece of work just fln-
ished .by. Sam Taylor tor the town
council. We refer to the bridge be-
tween; Dr. J.gG. Tompklns' barn and
Mrs LYNCH pasture.
Mr. Wy, Burnett has returned from
Augusta. Under3the treatment Of Dr.
Tinsles his eyes are great deal bet
{ ter and will soon be all right again.
So much for skill and up-to-date
Knowledge. -
All the old Confederates in Edgefeld
are looking forwardSto the re-union in
Augusta nextmonthswith q great deal
OF interest, and they all expect TO 80,
too, every blessed one of them, so Au.
gusta. look Iontl
We publish this week the list of
managers for State and Federal elec-
tions, also matter that should be known
By both, the managers and voters Is
TO the constitutional amendments to be
voted on at this election.
The nearest perfection in typewri.
ters is the aRem-Sho," the latest patent
Of the Remington Bros. Pre- 'ident
Padgett, of the Farmers Bank, has one
of the 9Rem-Sho's," and the only one
We believe in Edgefeld. -- - ,,sr
Mr. Winchester Mcdaniel one Of the |
good farmers. Of the Modoc section,
was in town on Monday Of this week
and made onrheart glad with dollar
and half How easy it is to make an
EDITORS heart glad. 2 -
strayed or stoIeG from the 8. G. G. /.
grounds liver colored Setter. Any
information of the same will be thank
fulIy.received. "A reward Of 50 will be
paid afor his delivery to Prof. Entz-
minger., ,,@g
President w. D. Evans of the State
Fair association, has consented 20 ad-
NIT to fairgrounds on Friday Of Fair
Week all teachers aud students youch-
ed lo.by State Superintendent Of Edu-
cation McMahan, at the reduced rateof
Is cents 2 piece. e.,..4ss r,e5,..a
Alfred Morgan, colored, had the mis-
fortune ON, Sunday night last to have
his dwelling burned with all its con-
rents. Alfred is good colored man,
one Of the best in the country, and his
white friends will not be;slow to help
him rebuild again. "a - 80 - "a % s
On. Sunday, Oct 2lst, at 10 A. H.,
there wiilSbe services in the Cath
olic church of Edgedeld, and the open
ing of thesmonthly discourses by the
Rev JohnL. SefdI. His first; subject
will be: Christianity and civilization
viewed inregard to this life; in regard
to the next, In what sense was Chris
tianity given to refine, to improve, to
Giyilize the world9 True principles
stated andsome false criteria exposed.
Every one,is cordially invited.
Col Willie Jones, chairman State