Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-09-19
.Edeefield Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 19.s
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Wells, he slapped the dispensary,
~ Simkins, he slapped back,
Evans, acted referee,
But P. B. swept the track.
NThree Masters sales for salesday in
October.
The prudent far-seeing farmer is
already sowing oats.
u Picking cotton by moonlight was
one of the sights last week.
The plasterers are at work on Bailey
]. Hall, one of the S, c. c. ]. buildings. |
The rains have re-vitalized the I'm
known pease and the sweet potatoes.
Students from seventeen States are
coming this session to the S. G. G. 1.
The Bank of Mccormick has been
chartered. The capital stock is $25,O0O.
Mrs. Ursula Hunter and Miss Fannie
Glover, of Atlanta, are on a VISIT to Mrs
DR.. Durisoe.
- Miss SUSIE Toole, who graduated at
the s. G.. C. I. last June, has accepted
school in Sumter.
Five hundred attendants of the s. G.
C. l. next session are the figures as
near as we can approxiT ate.
Mr James Paul, Sr, has the contract
for building Mrs AdGiaon's house on
Addison street.
Almost frost on Tuesday morning
of this week, The moon will be full OF
Fus K on Monday, Oct. 9Th, then look
outt
Mr. Edgar Fuller is the handsome
head clerk for Mr. w. 81. Turner in his
new store on the corner next to j. N.
Cohb's.
For, SALE-3OO bushels bright Red
Rust Proof Oats. 8. CHEATHAM, Dun
tonville, sc.
Letters received from DR.. Gwaltney
advise that he is improving and will
probably return home about the first
of October.
The prospects of the S. c. c. I. are
clear out of sight for the coming ses-
sion, which begins on Thursday, Sept.
9th.
We hear of SO many people who
wish to come to Edgefeld to educate
their children, houses are in great de-
maud.
Col. Bailey is expected to return to
Edgefeld to-day from an extended
trip. on which he secured a c"mher
of new students.
Mrs Merrilnan, of Johnston, has
rented house in our town and will
move here to give her children the
benefit of our school.
are canvassing IN the eastern and
lower counties report many new stu
dents for our hourishing school.
Cotton ssgged little last week, in
fact it went down full cent. But it
Is pulling back up again this week, and
is now selling at lOA GEMS for mid
ding.
Isam.now ginning cotton at my gin
and guarantee perfect satisfaction. 1
also buy cotton seed and pay market
price for same.
d. B. .HoLLINGswoRTH.
Cotton seed are bringing q cents
bushel in. this market. Cotton seed
oil continues to advance aud the prob
abilities are that seed will follow and
may reach 40 cents.
Everything is 80 neatly and taste
fully arranged in w. d. Turner's new
store that it is delight to the eye to
see it. Wiley always had great deal
OF taste in such matters.
Uncle Ben Glanton promises to be
candidatein the next campaign. Two
years hence
: He'll pitch his tent on the old camp
ground
; And give old Satan. one more round.
The King and sibley mills of Au-
gusta have shut down, on account, it
is said, of the high price of cotton, but
the low priceof cotton goods is bet
ter excuse, and these goods are advanc-
! ing every. day, SO the shut, down will
+ not last long.
Mr. G. E. May has bought lot on
the street running from the Episcopal
parsonageto Mrs Ida sheppard's, near
Cashier Aliens. upon which he pro-