Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-02-14
lEEd efleId Ad Ve ert lser
wednesday,, FEB. "A. 1865.

WEDNESDAY,, FEB. IA, 1866. +
i oe4 news. 5
S.NsN,NeNeeOs sNesSes,
Dr.. Bronghton's address last
nigh was one of the greatest,
grandestSan most inspiring we
ever heard from mortal lips
ClarRsyllle, Tenn, Chronicle.
f is; 80 easy to procrastlnate in
the matter of registering for the
municipal election. Do not put 1t
off longer. Callsat the Office of Mr..
e. q. Griffin and get a certificate.
y by, said a fatber.to his
son, ,'treat everybody with polite
ness, even those who are rude to
you, for remember that you show
courtesy to Others not because
theysare gentlemen but because
ou are one"
New Additions to our Cut Price
EN- broldery Gales made weekly
5, and 10 cent?.
j. NJ. Cobb.
DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Pattison aud
q Miss Olona Pattison united with
the Edgefeld Baptist church on
Sunday morning last by letters
from Gilgal church.
The Advertiserj job offics is turll-
ing out some frst-class work.
Your orders will be appreciated.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Just received large stock Of
Hames, Traces, Back--5ands, Plows
= and PloW Stocks. My prices are
very reasonable. Let me supply
yoursneeds.
P P. Blalock. Jr.
Rev. J. "A. Holland has been in
and around Edgefeld several days
looking after the business inter
ests of his firm, Messrs. Holland
Bros, of Ninety Six. Mr.. Holland
says they have enjoyed record
breaking business.
Large stock of the celebrated
.sOld Hickory Wagons just re-
ceived. al sizes at very reason
able prices.
Ramsey & Jones.
Rev. Marvin Auld announced
on Sunday morning last that here
after he will preach in the Edge
field Methodist church every Suu-
day morning and at Trenton in
the afternoon. There will be no
services in the Methodist church
Sunday evenings.
The papers contain SO many
notices about women wearing
breeches, says an exchange, that
we are forced 10 conclude thatif
men want to. preserve their indi-
viduality as a sex they must
change their style Of dress.
Cerealite, Cerealite, Cereallte.
Ask W y dams about it,.
Mr.: B. r.. Tillman, Jr., has been:
at home forSa few days looking
after business matters. Mr.. Till:
NAME friends are pleased to know
thatssince the present session of
Congress convened he has received:
an appointmentto to higher posi-
tioa which pays larger salary.
The postofice department. has
notified the promoters of the
Jamestown exposition that souve-
mir stamps of appropriate design
commemorative of the exposition
will be issued They will be Of the
denomination of one and two
cents. In due season the Edge6eld
Offices will be dispensing these
stamps in any quantity desired.
The season for gardening is.
here. We have a Full and Fresh.
: Assortment of >Buist's Garden.
Seeds Of all kinds There are none
better on the market. Let us sup
ply ycu.
The ground is yet wet and very
cold, but the days are perceptlbly
lsngthening aud soon the sun will
beam more brightly, warming W
the earth. Already we are remind
ed by Tie appearance Of the early
grass and. weeds here and there
that the germination season is not
far distant.
WANTED: A plow hand for two
months. Will pay extra wages
that time. Inquire of
WI. Gaines, /.
Trenton, S. G..
Rev. u. a. Cooper has met with
signal success as financial agent
of the Greenville Female college.
Stree his departure from Johnston
the church has been without a
permanent pastor. Rev. l.. A..