Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-03-06
''Publicus'' will appear next
week, too late for this.

TuUliCuS Will appear liza
week, too late for this.
.Eev P. P. Blalock will preach a.
the factory chapel on Sunday even
ing next.
Mr. M. E. sturkey, of Plum
Brarch, was in town on Monday
of this week and gave us pleas
ant call.
Scout Gray sold his horse, Red.
mond, OIL salesday for $3.50. MI
Ramsey, Of the firm of Ramsey 4
Jones, was the purchaser.
The firm of O'Connor & Schweers,
of Augusta, deal In paints. oils,
aud varnishes, all kinds of colors
ut figures as low as you can get
anywhere. Read their advertise
ment in another Column and seLd
in your estimate of what you want
and get their rates.
Scout Gray's many friends were
glad to see him out again Oh sales.
day. Scout says he never realized
how good the people of Edeeueld
were until his recent spell brought
him 80 near tho valley of the
shadow. He thinks there is uc
better place on Gods green earth
to be sick in than old Edgeield.
The store room recently occupied by
Bell & Davis for rent. H. Parker.
MrJ. w. Peak returned from New
York last week, and has already open
ed beautiful line Of new goods. Let
our Edgetield friends brtak the pre-
cedeut which some Of them have es-
tablished, and not spend their money
outside of Edgefeld this tine. For
they can do just rs we'll at the New
York Racket Store.
Mr. Joe Eve Minis has opened q
barber shop next door to the post.
Office, Crevellier's old stand, which
is elegant in all It's appointments.
new chairs, new mirrors, new
razors, new soap. new towels, new
everything, and up-to-date, and
last but never least. a brand new
Charleston barber. Give tt ..uw
shop a trial.
Miss Mary Julia Roper has been
spending sometime with Mrs Mayson
and other relatives IN Edgefeld. She
is studying in the Augusta hospital to
become trained nurse. Miss Roper
could not have chosen for q life work
q nobler employment. She sets e
worthy example to many young wo-
men in Edgefield county who might
thus become blessing to their coun-
try and to humanity.
Mr. Trapp McManus, Mr. VIM. H.
Arthur, and others, are doing 3
good WORK at the factory chapel.
They have organized a Sun fay.
school which will meet there evsry
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There are a great many bright
children who will thus be greatly
benefited and better prepared for
their life work, whether they be
called to humble fields of lsbor or
TO the halls of fame.
By buying yoar Buggles, surries
and Wagons from A. Rosenthal you'i!
never regret it. We will save yos
money ia every respect. A. Rosenthal
Augusta, Ga.
Mr. o. Sheppard, Jr. is greatly i'm
proving the appearance OF bis new
home in Buncombe. F. nit trees have
been set out, and new fences and out
buildings put up. A flower garden is
also being planned and planted. This
home "set on an hill," holds quite I'll
exalted position. and when painted
and otherwise improved will become
one of the most attractive and desira-
BILE residences in Edgedeld.
The Monument Association held
their meeting at the home Of Mrs Kate
Minis Or last Friday afternoon. The
monument has been paid for with the
exception OF about one hundred dol
lars, which has been subscribed, bu;
nat yet collected. II these subscrip-
tions hold good, which of course they
will, the monument will be free from
all membranes, and the people of
Edgeheld can view it with unalloyed
pleasure.
The grounds around the building Of
the South Carolina CO-Educational
Institute will put on very inviting
appearance latter in the season. Col
Bailey, not satisfied witk "a garden of
girls" has broken an established rule,
ana will have somathing "sreen" up
there this spring. Water oaks have
been planted at harmonious distances
throughout the grounds, which will
make beautiful shade trees in few
years. A mock orange hedge has been
planted inside the front fence. The
h,ue orass which has been sOwn on the