Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-03-14

EMr. ,. NJ. Cobb left yesterday
. afternoon for Baltimore to pur-
chase his sp.ing stock. He has
! made a great number of trips to
northern markets and his large
experience is of great benefit il
making his purchases.
Use Peruvian Guano, natural
fertilizer, best by test ard proof
For sale by
The Edgefpld Mercantile Co.
Mrs. J. L. Minis was sorely
afflicted with grip, bronchitis, con-
sumption, -Brlght's disease, organ
ic heart trouble, typhoid fever aud
neuritls, and was sound and we'll
fat and Sassy, in five days. A
very marvellous cure this.
Our good friend of Johnston,
Mr.. P. G. Stevens, had rear-end
collision with a mule a few days
ago, receiving a painful but not
serious kick on the arm. The won-
der is that Mr.. Stevens did not
take the "crittern by the nape of
the neck and toss it over the fence.
Seed Irish Potatoes in all the
leading and popular varieties
Rose, Goodrich, Peerless. Bliss
lust received direct from the
celebrated Buist farm.
4 G. l.. Penn & Son.
Some farmers in this section
have made Unsuccessful attempts
to grow alfalfa, but Mr.. j. R. Cam
telou is succeeding splendldly
with his "patch." 1t is low four
or five inches high and will soon
be ready to cut. Mr.. Captelou has
demonstrated beyond peradven.
ture that alfalfa can he success-
fully grown in this section.
Just received large stock of
Mercerized Madras and P. K. for
waists from 121 to 20 cents per
yard. Pretty Gingham 5 and 10l
cent. We invite you to call.
J. w. Peak.
The very earnest and able SER
mon delivered by DR.. w. w Dan
lei in the Methodist church on
Sunday morning last has been
very favorably commented Oh by |
those who heard it. Rev. DR..
Daniel is president of the Column
bia Female College which is rapid
ly coming to the front as one OF
the leading female colleges of the
south.
The next attraction of :he lyce-
um course will be a varied pro-
gram. Instead of one entertainer
as heretofore-all of whom have
been most excellent-there will
be four, Mart King, the celeb .ated
humorist, and three young ladies'
all very cultured and refined
Georgia girls. This attraction will
be given in the opera hous on
Thursday evening, March 22nd
Cerealite Top Dressing for
Grain, Cerealite for Corn and Cot
ton Cheaper and better than
Nitrate Soda.
w. w. Adams.
"In the spring." says Tennyson,
"a young mans fancy lightly |
turns TO ;thoughtssof:loHe.n And as.
hezturns to thoughts Of love-if
the young man would win the
heart and smiles and kisses of his
lady-loYe-he must go straig ightway
to Timmons Bros. and purchase
a beautiful box of Lowney's bon
bons and chocolate from genial
and popular young Tom Adams.
Messrs. Timmons Bros. have the
agency Tor this celebrated candy,
recelving weekly shipments by
express.
Fresh stock of Art Squares and
Rugs just received.
Edgefeld Mercantile Company.
The latest on the tapis for Au-
gusta is a Horse Show, which will
be held on the 10Th and 3Oth of
March. The event is being well
planned and thoroughly adver-
tised. The sohw will give the men
an opportunity to exhibit their
fine horse flesh, as well as being
an occasion for the ladies to dis
play their fine. clothes of the
latest Partisan mode. Edgefeld
must have place in the picture.
Messrs. Carmichael q Cantelou
should snrer their beautiful black |
and Col. P. B. Mayson must send
down the successor to "Man."
Not few church members are
of the opinion that there is an
Inconsistency or incongruity in
using fermented or commercial
wines- in celebrating the Lords
Supper. The Saviour used tho
jrice of the grape, which is un-
fsrmented vii q wine that con-
tains no alcohol. The day is not
far distant when all churches will
discontinue tie use OF intoxica-
ting wines, some having already
done 80. Messls. Timmons Bros.
have just received a shipment OF