Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-06-27

Mr.. Eugene Bales left for his home
in Greenville this Tuesday, morning.
Real Estate Agent Burnett has some
very desirable real estate in his hands
for sale.
The excessive rains in many parts of
the county have made an abundance
of grass.
A Spartanburg farmer this year
made 521s bushels of wheat from one
acre of land.
We have space for one or two more
candidates for dispenser. but we can't
hold'it much longer.
And still it rains on the just and un-
just, high license, low license, dispen-
saryite, and prohibitionist.
Mr.. W. r. Parks, "Our Bob," one of
the most popular and best men in
Edgefield county; was in our town on
Monday.
Mrs. w. 81. Hendrix, after spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs. R.
81. Covar, returned to Augusta on Sum
day last.
: Mas Lucy Brown, who has been on
a visit to Texas, has returned and will
be with her sister, Mrs j. B. Haiti
wanger, during the summer.
Louia F. Waibel, Ph. G., st. Louis,
No., wrote: I have, recommended
TEETHNA when the doctors gave up
the child and it cured at once.
DIR. Zimmerman will almost GER
tainly be reelected State Treasurer,
and it looks now as if Barney Evans
and Jim Tillman will be elected to the
Offices to which they aspire.
Our whole community rejoices at
the almost miraculous recovery of
Miss Curran Hartley, who few days
ago wis supposed to be in extremis, if
not indeed in the very article of death.
WANTEp-Liye, hustlIng agents, and
men of ability can secure first-class
contracts with the largest Stipulated
Premium Life Insurance Company in
tbe world sby addressing, aM anager,n .
Box 66s, Greenyille, s. G. References
required.
Mr.. Eugene Bates, of Greenyille, is
on a visit to Edgefield. Since his re
movai to that city Mr.. Bates has had
most prosperous business, and is now
rated by the Dun and Bradstreets peo-
pie as q No. i, all wool and yard wide.
Mr.. Hollingsworth's thresher, in our
town and suburbs, is doing a great
deal of work, and every man whose
house it passes nas few bushels of
wheat or oats to be threshed. Thel .
never was such year for small grain,
especially wheat, since 1882.
Mr. W. r. Parks's roller mill, styled
the "Parksville Roller Mills" during
the past few months has had many up
to- date additions made to it, and has
water enough to run night and day.
and only charges one-tenth for grind
ing. See advertisement in another
column.
For sale in the town of Edgeheld,
one house and lot on south side OF
Geter street. House contains three
rooms, also barn and stables. One
acre in lot. Terms: $3.50 cash or $500
on time. Also one acre lot west side
Geter street, $3.50. Apply to W. N. Bur-
nett, real estate agent.
DR.. D. a. j. Bell, of Parksville, is
effecting some remarkable cures in
our town and vicinity of that trouble
some disease piles. For the purpose of
meeting patients DR.. Bell visits Edge
field every Monday. DR.. Bell and DR..
Frank Butler have formed partner
ship in this particular practice and
patients will be treated at any time
by DR.. Butler.
The ladies of Horns Creek church
will have. an entertainment at the
church ON Saturday, July 7th. Ice
cream, sherbert, etc.. will be served
from / to 6 P. NJ. The ladies will NEE,
at Oo'clock A. N. to perfect arrange.
ments. Everybody is invited to come
and lend a helping hand, the cause be.
ing so good one, repairing the
church.
Mr.. Oliver Dobson has threshed oui
thirty-five bushels of wheat, Mr.. Bai
DeLoach got162 bushels frcm ID acres
DIR. Gwaitney will get SO to go bushels
John B. Davis 120 from about - acres
w. w. Adams has not threshed yet
but made a fine crop, so did w. N
Bun nett, John 3. Hill, w. L. Dunovant
DR.. J. w. Hill, and Alb Covar, ant
these are only few of rhe many.
On Monday afternoon lightning
struck q tenant house on Addison
street, occupied by Jordan Oliphan'
tore up the freedman's bureau, knocke'
a lamp off the mantel piece on tn
floor and lighted it, but didn't put
tack on the mantel. Three colore
persons in an adjacent room. were stun
ned, made speechlcss for time. bu
were not otherwise seriously. affected