Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-03-20

next elactiou and NJ. P. Wells 4
candidate for Lieut. Governor, al
of Edgefeld. We are ready to give
our author for this statement.
; The biggest thing in Augusta j:
the clothing department OF the J
B. White Series of stores, w. j
Scruggs manager. See advertise.
ment in another column and re.
member that Capt. J. o. Holder OF
! Edgefeld is one Of the attaches
and clerks of this mammoth es-
ttablishment. When in the city
don't forget to call at the }. b.
White clothing store.
AS the hot weather of summer is APP
preaching this paper will constantly
| keep before its readers TEETHINA. q
remedy which, where known,is baing
universally used to prevent and coun-
teract the effects Of warm weather
upon small children, and it is hoped
that all mothers If this community will
keep their children in healthy con-
dition by giving it, for 1T costs only
25 cents at druggists; or nail 20 cents
to c Moffett, NJ D, st. Louis. Mo.
Certainly remarkable showing
is that of the Farmers Bank of
Edgefeld in this weeks Advert
ser With a can;tal stock OF $685.
600, they show $162457.4l Of loans
and discoua $S5,O92.55 of de-
posts aud dividend for this fis-
cal year of over II per cent.
Where is the Bank in South Caro-
lima to beat this showing?
Beauregard TimmGns has returned
to Edgeticld, having completed his
course in phsrmaceutIcs in Atlanta.
He will remGve with his family the
first of April to Gaffney, where it is
rumored he will so into partnership
in the drug business with his brother
Davis Tinmons who is at present in
Gaffney. Much success is desired for
these two Of Edgetieid's sons; their
many friends will te lcath TO give
them up permanently, but Gaffney is a
good pace, and we are sure will treat
them as they deserve.
The position of Resident Manager of
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
for Edgetieil and vicinity is cpsn TO
man of character and lbl'ity. A val
liable contract carrying renewals will
be given to the right man. w. j.
RoDDEY, sIanager, Rock Hill. 5. &.
We clip the following from the
Southern Field, paper published by
the Southern Railway Company at
Washington. d. c., "A local correspon-
dent says the new century finds Edge
field, South Carolina, growing and ex-
panding on all sides. North Edge
field, few years ago farm. now has
new streets and avenues with lovely
dwellings. In South EJgefield the
large cotton mill has purchased Is
acres of land AMI has just completed
a comnUdious warehouse and is now
engaged in building many new cot
cages. Numerous new dwellings are
going up III various parts OF The town
and it is rumored that the large cot
ton mill. one OF the most modarn in the
South will soon double its present Ca
pacity."
A nice Spring Suit of Clothes will
be given freeto anyone who will sell
only 100 packets Seeds for us at &c
each. No money required in advance.
Write usa postal saying you accept
this offer, and we will mail the Seeds
to you at once. T.J. KING Co., Seeds
men, Richmond, Va.
DR.. W. II. Zimmerman, President Of
the First National Bank of Batesburg,
was in our town on Thursday last at
tending the annual meeting of the
Farmers Bank of which he is direc-
t,r. DIR. Zimmerman has bought q
residence in Batesburg OIL one of the
principal streets of that town. We
clip the following from tie correspon-
dence of the Columbia State: "Dr. w
H. Zimmerman, president of the First
National Bank, is making extensive
improvements on lis residence, and
when completed it will BE- q beautiful
uaIace. indeed. The doctor is an ad-
dition not only to the banking circles,
but to religious and educational instl-
tutiJns he lends helping hand. Such
man AZ he is a pilllr of strength ir
any community.
Photographs in latest styles, at
prices to suit tha times.
r n. MINIS.