Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-21

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day 2S degrees.
The legisla :ure adjourned on satur-
day last after continuous session of
fcrty-five days.
Cadet N. G. Smith, of the S. C. C. L.
united with our Baptist church by let
ter on Sunday last,
The roller mills all over the country
are getting ready to roll, in expectation
of big wheat crop.
The past few days have been what
our friend Brooks Mayson, Esq, de-
nominates wood eaters"
A Mr.. Brown, of New Y ork, will es-
tablish a knitting mill in Abbeville.
Edgefield wants one, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Black, of Williston, are
on q visit to their daught er, Mrs. +. N.
K. Bailey, Of the S. c. e. I.
Mrs. Walter Eolston. of Atlanta, Ga,
is on visit to her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dozier came up
from Trenton on Sunday on visit to
frien Is and relatives in Edgefield.
Mr.W. NJ. QUITS, of the KirkseYs sec
tion, sold thirty bales of cotton in
Greenwood last week for 81 cents.
Ice was plentiful on Sunday morning
agone where the woodbine twineth."
II. P.Wells, Esq, has returned from
Columbia, where he went to attend to
important legal matters in the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. G. 81. Fisher was in Columbia on
last Thursday and had the pleasure Of
hearing Mr.. Bryan's speech to tie leg
isiature.
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Prof. Bailey has secured an addI
tional number of Remington rifles for
the use OF the smaller boys of the Acad
emy annex.
"a Missouri man., it is noted, "call=
ed another Tan q liar over the tele-
phone and subsequently paid twelve
dollars for the privilege
On Sunday night next Rev. Geo. w.
Davis will preach in our Methodist t
church the annual sermon to the La
dies Missionary Society of that
church.
Mr.. Chesley Wells gave Valentine
party at his country home on the night
/. of Feb. 14ti. A good many young peo-
pie from our town attended and had a
happy time.
Our old friend J. Nj. Bell, Sr., is agent
for the life of Dwight L. VI oody. This
book is written by a son of Mr.. Moody,
who has taken up his fathers life work.
The price of the volume ranges from
81 to $3.50, accordIngSto binding.
WANTED-Local OF travelling sales
man. salary or commission, to handle
our Oils, Greases, Petrolatum, Paints
and White Lead. Goods guaranteed.
Prices low. Good freight rates and
prompt delivery. PENN PETRoLATUM
Co., Coraopolis, Pa.
On Thursday of last week Messrs.
James and Bettis Cantelou, had
loadeda car with cotton seed with
view of shipping them, but being offer
ed "a cents per bush,el by President
Fisher concluded to let our Oil Mill
have them at that price.
Ifthere are any heirs of James G..
Minor or Braddock Nyle living in
Edgefield county or any where else,
they will hear of something to their
advantage Dy applying at the Adver-
tiser office. The persons named lived
in South Carolina about 1910.
Married, Feb, 1900, by the Rev. J..
P. Mealing, home of brides parents,
Mr.. j. P. Sullivan, of + dgefield county,
and Miss Lillian, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Geo. T.. Dorm, or GREENWOOD
county. Good wishes and long and
happy life for this happy couple.
ms .,,..;o CENT .on w;,,;.ms
hue ha chs;rWan e1eG.o ~ Of M the State hoard Of