Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-10-24
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Yon git thorn with every rose
But amt the rose sweet?"
IF. IT, S.
The uniforms of the s. c. G. 1. cadet
viii arrive in few days.
1t is as warm and murky to-day
T uesday, as 8 September haze day.
Solicitor Thurmond is at home for 8
few days, having finished his labors il
Columbia.
On account of the fall in price ther'
has not been so much cotton in towI
this week as last.
The State Fair begins on Monday
Oct 29th, and closes Nov End. a goot
many will attend from EdgefeId.
Read the election notices carefully
especially the part which relates to the
constitutional amendments,
The S. C. C. I. Band left for Lexing'
ton last (Monday) night. They are to
play at the Lexington Fair.
Ifa bigpersimmon crop is a sign oi
q ahard winter, then we are sure booked
for hard winter and no mistake.
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And there isn'ta thousand bundle.
5 offodder in Edgefeld county for sale
! 4good time toquit using fodder fol
horse fooa.
Augusta is making big preparations
for the Confederate reunion of Nov
1Atb, 18th, 18th. Let everybody in
Edgefeld attend.
Rev P. P. Blalock will add second
story TO the Burkley house, a recent
purchase, and make it otherwise an up
to-date modern residence.
The tax abstracts for this year show
that the railroad property in this State
has increased sS,OOO,eOO and real estate
s1,Oooo0o in the pastye
M. M. Moore, Clerk City Council, Co.
lumbus, Ga, writes: I have known
TEErHINA (Teething Powders) to re-
move worms when all other remedies
failed.
Two hours solid, refne1 entertain
ment in the Opera House at the ogarita
and Hatfield combination show next
Monday and Tuesday nights. Go and
be delighted, charmed, electrified.
ogarita and Hatfeld,a phenomenal
attraction Original ideas, new dramas,
bright comedians, and sparkling spe-
cialtles, in Opera House nights of Oct
18th and 30th. Don't fail to attend.
Prof Z. b. Perryman, of Georgia, has
charge of the Red Bill School this ses-
sion, and the prospects for a fine at
ten lance are excellent. Prof Perry
man boards with Mr o. J. Holmes.
After q, short illness Mr. James q.
Carter died in our town on Saturday
-sssserrsing Iu5t. Hisr remains were car
ried to Red Hill for intermenr. De-
ceased left q wife and one child.
Mr. and Mrs Foster, who went to Au-
gusta something like year ago, have
retnrnedto Edgefield. Mr. Foster will
probably secure his old place as night
watchman at the oil mill.
For Rent-The house at present
occupied by Mrs Ida Sheppard with
land attached. There is on the place q
good barn, stables, tenant house, gar
den, etc. Apply to o. Sheppard Esq, in
person or by letter. Land enough for
one horse farm.
Greenwood has fire assurance COM
pany of its own. This shows how
Greenwood humps herself and is q
pointer for other towns who do not de-
sire to lapse into a state of innocuous
! disuetude.
WANTED-Local or travelling sales
! man to sell our Oils, Greases, Paints,
White Lead, Petrolatum, on commits
isIon or salary exclusively, or as side
line. PENN PETRoLArUM Co., Oil Re-
Z fners, Coraopolis, Pa.
DR. John P. Price, an eye specialist
of much repute, is with us for few
days. He is an old Confed among other
thinge. His glasses are up to date and
dissatisfaction. He will be found at
the Scurry hotel. ~ =
IT you intend going to the Augusta
reunion give your name to, Thad
Strom and he will give you anold time
ahard tackn.and drink of ice water.
This will be the f irst degree. The other
degrees you will get in Augusta.
I am now ginning cotton at my ginl
and guarantee perfect satisfaction. /
also buy cotton seed and pay market
price for same.
D. B. HoIn1saswoRrH.
The sayingof DR. N. D. Hills, that
"a good man ought to be ashamed to
show his face in heaven before he is
eighty years of age" is simply an ex-
aggeration of the patent truth that the
care of ones health and strength is a
Christian duty.
Batesburg has new institution in
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