Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-15
TIMMoNs Bros.

APp.oe'
TIMMoNs Bros.
The largest load of cotton that
ne have seen brought to this mar
ket this season was brought by
DR.. j. G. Self on last Thursday.
The heavy wagon had MAE bales
piled upon it aud was drawn by
elk large, fat oxen. Dr.. Self sold
the cotton for something over II
cents and has hundred bales
more that he will hold for high
er price. If such men as be will
hold large lots of cotton it will
enable those who can not afford
to hold Indefinitely to realize o
better price.
Mr.. J. D. Holstein, the efficient
manager of the Lynch drug store,
says his advertisement in our
columns is selling the red letter
Bibles for him. He has had to
place-a second order. The most
beautiful assortment of testaments
and Bibles ever brought to Edge
field can be seen at the Lynch
store. Any binding, any price,
from we'll printed testament for
25 cents to the very large aud
handsomely bound family Bible
for $3.50.
The large crates aud cases of
holiday goods have begun to ar
rive at Penn's. In q few. days tee
entire store will be in full-dress
holiday attire-ready for the ear
ly shoppers. Mr.. Penn has excel
lent taste in selecting Christmas
goods. and it is this that has made
this old establishment such wide
spread reputation and has won for
it such a prestige. We shall have
more to say next week of what
Santa Claus will offer at Penn's.
Bottles containing medicine or
drugs of any kind should never
be thrown in the yard or about
the premises. They Should always
be broken or their contents
emptied upon the ground. A child
died at Fort Mill. S. c., q few
days ago from the effects Of lau-.
danum. Having found a bottle
that had been thrown. out of. a.
window, and, being unconscious
of the danger, 1T drank freely of.
the contents.
81 :, .rrsrssdttihg ii BLACK, green
navy, brown and gray at SOC pei
yard at
C. E. NAYS
We AM ounced last week thai
probably DR.. Hull could save one
Of Mrs. %. Cogburr's eyes. Later
he bardoned all hope and told
her. that she would be totally
blind. She returned from Angus.
ia on Saturday. Mrs. Cogburn's
friends everywhere sympathize
with her deeply in the misfortune
that has bt fallen her. Noble wo-
man that she is, throughout all OF
her trouble she has been patient
and is perfectly resigned 70 Hit
" ill.
The S. C. G. I. cadets are now
uniformed after the United States
regulation style. The full dress
uniforms were worn tochurch last
Sunday for the first time, and had
a detachmento of the West Point
corps been there instead they
would not have appeared to grea::-
er advantage than did our own
S. C. G. T. boys. And the young
ladies have donned their new
tailor made uniforms also. While
always admired on every accession
they were on Sunday last more
particularly the cynosure of all
eyes.
For your Fruit Cake come to US
for fresh Seeded Raisins, Currants
and Citron.
T1MMoNs BROS.
Mr.. J. ". Peak has added sew
ing machin to his business,
After considering the merits and
demerits of the many machines
that are on the market, be decided
upon the celebrated wheeler and
Wilson" as the best. A machine
ofthis make is being used in the
Advertiser household and We can
testify to it's superiority over
other machines. Mr.. Peak has bad
young man travelling in the
county taking orders. Should you
need a machine-a coed ma
chine-and Mr.. Peaks represel,-
tative does not call upon you
write him or cali at his store when
in town, Handsome Alex, Wat
son VIII show how they are opera
ted, making a whole garment for
you in three minutes-more or
less, as the lawyers say.
You can get Floor Wax at
T1MMoNs Bros,
Sells More of Chamberlain's 8
Cough Remedy than of All
Others Put Togetae.
Mr.. Thos. George, q merchant
at Mt. Eigin, Ontario, says: II