Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-08-29
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: LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


/, :.At 8 p. On. the gas lights CLEAN
Reveals young Cholly Smart
He's calling on his lady fair,
T., They sit Chis far apart.
z ssAt 10 o'clock the questions popped,
Their souls are glled with bliss,
II we could peep, we'd see that tkey
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
EfWell, the agony is over-the CAM
paigning.
Brother, keep out of the rain, don't
you'll get wet.
80 Mr. j. w. Peak has returned from
New York. His goods will follow in
STEW days.
In the forests even the oaks are dy-
ing from the effects or the fervent and
long continued heat.
Ha
Mr. Samuel Tannahill, of Day 6 Tan
nahill, Augusta, Ca, was in EdgefeId
on Mondayof this week.
Buggies, Buggies, Buggies-A
large stock this season. The strongest
s aud cheapest can be had only at A.
Rosenthal's, Augusta, Ga.
IN. Whitney, an old cotton man of
Augusta, is dead. Mr. Whitney was
well known in Edgefeld for many
years.
Photographer R. H. Minis has made
some excellent photos of the Confed-
ecate monument, crowd and I'll, taken
/ onthe day Of theunveiling. =,
MISS Corrie Cheathan, of Hunting
ton, Fla. is on visit to her father; Mr.,
Sam Cheatham. of Cleora. Miss Corrie.
is bright, winsome, and pretty.
- .
Yes. a. Rosenthaps, 1Ol1 Broad
street, Augusta. Ca is the place to.
buy your Buggies, Harness, Saddles,
eto. He'll treat you right. Give him
trial.
MI David Denny, of Columbia, has
been on visit to Edgefield during the
past week. Mr. Denny is in business
with the firm Of Norris, Cconer 6 Co
!. AS we 80 ro press we hear of the
death OF Miss Lou Bouknight. at the
%homeof her brother, Mr. Jos. d. Bouk-
night, president of the Bank Of john
ston. So.
See Mr. ,. B. Hollingsworth's gin
advertisement in this issue. He will.
also buy cotton seed this year as he
did last, paying market price for
same. a~
H. Brother farmer, get ready to plant
more wheat. Tou have tried and know
how nice it is to eat yourown home
grown battercakes, and don't forget
1.-THE oats. (
q Rosenthal's has proven to be the
best wearing Buggy, combining style
with quality. The most stylish for
the least money. What more do you
want? a. Rosenthal, Augusta, Ga.
~. Although we had few cool days
and nigh IS last week and were indulg-
> ing in the bope Of surcease Of the
heated term, the thermometer is up in
the nineties again, and the hope has
melted, sorter like an iridescent
dream.
Col. Bailey is working. in the up
country in the interests Of the S. G. @.
1. Prof. Hinnant is canvassing Edge
-, field county in the same interest,
while Profs. Entzminger and Cain are
in the eastern part of the State en-
gagged in similar work.
Robert Flournoy, Brickyard, Ala,
wrote i consider no remedy equal to
DIR. Moffett's TEETHINA (Teething
Pewders) for the irritations of teeth
: ing and the bowel troubles Of our
!: Southern country.
On Friday of this week DR.. Gwalt-
Z ney wilt leave our town for the noun
tains Of North Carolina whittier he
goes for a much needed rest. TIE
; s. Doctors postoffice for the. next few
weeks will be Campobello, Spartan.
bu.g county.
Miss Belle Minis, aged 80 years, dice
saturday night while on a visit tt
friends in West End. Her maiady wa!
malarial fever. The remsins were
shipped to Elko, s. c. yesterday, the
bone of the deceased, for interment.-
81 Augusta Chronicle.
sSBy buying your Buggies, surries
and Wagons from a. Rosenthal you'll
never regret it. We, will save 4.yor
money in every respect. A.:Rosenthsl
Augusta. On.