Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-09-26

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collecting money for the Galveston
unfortunates, and we are glad to ga.
they ere meeting with abundant sue
cess.
WeEwould suggestthat collection
be taken up in our churches on mex
Sunday morning for the benefit of ths
Galveston sufferers. Greater contribu
tions will be obtained in this than any
other way. -
WANTED-To hire for about two
months, u pairs good mules to work al
Clearwater Bleachery, Horse Creek, S
C. Will feed and pay 81 per day. Set
tie weekly. Address A. j. TwIGas, Au-
gusta, Ga. :F
Mr. w. n. Burnett, who has been
suffering with an affection of the eyes,
went to Augusta the first of the week
for treatment. We hope to see him
backagalp in few days fully restored
! to pei feet vision. '.'' 81
Col Bailey has leased the Presbyte-
rian parsonage to be used as a dorml-
tory by few OF his boys. Prof Entz-
minger will also sleep there andshave
genel al supervision. The students
will take their meals as heretofore at
the Institute; ~
The position of Resident Manager OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
for Edgeield and vicinity is open to a
man of character and ability. A val
liable contract carrying renewals will
he given to; the right man. w. J.
RoDpEY, Manager, Rock Hill, &C.
Mr. and Mrs Baxley, who have been
in Edgefeld since the opening of, the
S. G. CT. two years ago, during the
school sessions, will not return to
Edgefeld this year. Mr. Baxley will
enter the theological seminary at
Louisville, KY, this fall. >
Capt w. w. Adams has boughtmore
than twice as much cotton this season
to date than heever has any previous
year for the same period. And he is
still buying, right and left, as it comes
in sight-and always pays the full
market price without hesitation.
Mrs King will reopen her Kinder
garten school on next Monday, Oct. l..
In addition to tie kindergarten she
will teach the usual studies of the pri-
mary grade. Terms: $3.50 per month
and SOC per school year for the mate
rial used in kindergarten work.
Mr. E.J. Norris sold corn shredder
to Mr. Pierce Mathis. of Kirkseys, last
week. Mr. Mathis says he wouldn't be
without shreddersfor any considera-
tion. He says: ga man who raises
cotton could do without ginning his
cotton as we'll as the man who raises
corn could do without corn shred
der"
For sALE-one single story house
containing five rooms, hall and two
.piazzas, situated on Main street, about
SEQ yards from Court House. Good
well of water and large garden, also
good servants fouse and other i'm
proyements. This sisa very desirable
piecs of property. Price $500. APP
w. \. Burnett, Real Estate
Agent.
WANTED-:A localagent to represent
the Washington Life Insurance Com
pany, of New York, in Edgefield coun-
ty.. The most liberal contracts to
agents. Up-to-date policies. Write
atonce with reference to Leon P. Saw
tell, Manager Georgia and South
Carolina, Ninth Floor, English Ameri-
can Building, Atlanta, Ga
CHEAP HOME FOR SALE-Ten acre
lot in town OF Trenton, on which is a
500 cottage, $500 wagon fac ;ory, car
riage house. crib, Stale, bored we'll of
pure water, 5000 worth of fencing, 1000
fruit trees, large variety but mostly
peaches. aud 600 grape vines. This
place is worth s2,5CO or $4,000, but as
owner has business elsewhere and can
not live on it,: he will sell for $1,000.
Terms easy. Apply to w. n. Burnett.
MrJ. W. DeVore has for sometime
been considered and regarded by
those who have heard him in the man
agement of law cases as one of the
ablest, shrewdest, and hardest work
ing lawyers in the State. His repuia-
ton is, he fights as long as there is
anything to fight on. His recent VIC
tory in the case of Harling and Bunch
against King has gained for him the
same reputation on the west side OF
the county that he enjoys at home.
The early education of the chill.
dren which is the object of the
Kindergarten, comprises the most
important epoch in the life Of
child. 1t is the period of absorp.
tion, when more is learned and retain