Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-09-12

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AFTER THE BALL.
When de canerdates wuz tryin'
Each other fer ter beat,
It warn't bit Hv trubble
Ter git your bread an'meat.
But now de leckshun's over,
De giy:n' dey hez quit,
An all de rations what yer eat
Yer got ter work an git.
w. B. P. in Dawson, Ca, News.
MrE. J. Minis wilt probably move
into his new house next month.
Cotton seed are bringing 24c in this
market and Will perhaps go to soc.
The Texas storm was appalling. We
publish full accounts in another col :
umn.
FoR SALE-3OO bushels bright Red
Rust Proof Oats. S. CHEATHAM, Dun
tonyille. q.
Cotton sold in our town on Monday
of this week az 1896 Did you ever
hear the likeq And on Tuesday brought
1l16c.
A new conner, handsome little boy,
makes happy hearts at the home of Mr.
Beauregard Timmons.
A young Solicitor, William Strom
sThurmond, has put in an appearances
I. in the family Of Solicitor and Mrs j.
Win. Thurmond.
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
wantp A. Rosenthal, Augusta, Ga.
.GolpthwaIte 6 Son, Troy, Ala,
wrote: TEETHISA's speedy cure of
sores and eruptions upon the SKIN have
ben remarkable. !,
Prof. T. E. Dorm, last year grac-
uate Of the S. C. G. l., has been en-
ployed to teach Jones' High School in
Greenwood county, at a'salary of $50
month.
MILD. Holstein left our town on
Monday of this week for New York,
where he goes to purchase the fall and
winter stock for Lynch's drug and
grocery store.
S., Mr John L. Addison is contracting
fora residence on the lot in front OF
Cashier j. 81. Aliens, which is to be
occupied by his mother, Mrs Virginia
Addison, she having leased her pres
ent home to the S. G. .C.I.
am now ginning cotton at my gin
ana graranteep perfect satisfaction:
also buy cotton seed and pay market
price for same.
D. B. HoIL1saswoRTH.
S. e. C. I. Dots.
Capt. Hinuant left on Friday morn
ing last to spend two weeks canvass
ing for students in the lower part OF
the State.
Col. Bailey, Capts. Cain and Him
nant spent two days of last week IN
town in order to attend the Edgeteid
Baptist Association.
Col. Bailey left our town on Friday
afternoon last to visit quite number
of towns and cities in the interest of
the South Carolina Co-Educational
Institute.
The improvements on the South
Carolina Co-Educational buildings,
which are extensive, will be completed
BY the time the college opens, Thurs
day, Sept. 27th.
Mrs Cogburn and Mrs Merriman, of
Johnston, are now ehoesvoring to rent
houses in our town in order to give
their children the beuefil of the great
advantages offered by the South Caro-
lima CO. Educational Institute.
Miss Eliza Minis, the art teacher OF
the South Carolina Col Educational In
stitute. has just received an order
from Mrs J. G. Maxwell, of Greenwood,
TO paint three portraits. One of the
portraits Is OF her husband, the late
DrJ.C Maxwell. Miss Minis is one
ofthe finest artists in the South.
Capt. Cain, who has been travelling
insthe interest Of the South Carolina
Co-Educational Institute, will now
remain in the Office at the Institute to
attend TO the heavy mails that come in
every day. Capt. Cain is assisted in
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