Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-31

Ama,ch is a little thing but il
often kindletn a great fire. Re:
Gently a negro in Anderson coun.
ty was driving sere nelly to market
with S bales of cotton on the wag-
on. In striking a match to light
his pipe, the cotton caught and
was totally destroyed. Better
prof, oy this and keep matches
away from cotton.
Don't buy CRATE CT heater un.
til you have seen ours.
EDaEF1ELD MERCANTILE Co.
A noted dentist declares that
the best possible preservative for
The teeth is the regular washing
with a brush aud a bit of pure
soap-preterably white CASTLE.
"Half the dentists in the country
would be driven out of the busi-
ness be asserts, "were this simple
cleaning to become universal or
even general anloLg the people" F"
If you want..the finest Felt Mat.
tress made, LET us sell you q "Rex"
or a "Dexter." There is nothing
better.
Ramsey & Jones.
The scarcity and advanced
price of wood hae caused many
persons to put CRATES in their
homes. Coal not any moro ex.
pensive than wood, and i. much
more satisfactory. Messre Jones
& Son carry alarge stock of CRATES
and coal stoves, and can put one
in your home on short notice.
Better place your order with them
for one before the intensely cold
weather begins.
Spectacles made up to suit your
particular need at lowest possible
price.
Geo. F. Minis,
EdgeGeld, S. G..
Mr.. William R. Furse, the
leading hontler and livery man OF
Tren ton. continues to increase bis
equipment so as to handle his
steadily growing livery business.
He went over to Augusta few
days ago and purchased pair Of
spirited black horses. Watch for
the Furse turnout when it comes
to Edge6eld and see the blacks.
Very large assortment of tablets
and box paper. Full line of Sta
tionnry of all kinds.
q. l.. Penn & Son.
Capt. R. B. Cain aud Prof. J.
F. Entzminger have been well
coined visitors to Edge6eld for the
last few days. There remains one
thing that these estimable young
bachelors ought to do, and that is
to take unto themselves wives
not wives. but each a wife-and
locate permanently in Edgefeld.
Lest they do this, they may in
their meanderings become es-
tranged from the home of their
FOR SALE: My PHOTO
BUSINESS Of thirty six
years standing is FOR SALE.
Send stamp for particulars.
R. II. MINIS.
Mr.. G. P. Cobb has from a very
small beginning grown to be one
of Johnston's leading merchants.
He carries a tremen ious stock of
wagons, buggies, carriages, furni-.
ture, stoves and house furnish,
lrgs ofsallkinds.In addition to:
having the upper and lower floors
of the building he occupies filled
with goods, Nr. Cobb has a large
warehouse in the rear which he
carries a large reserve stock. The
great growth of his business shows
what houest dealing and lard
work will do. Another secret of
Mr.. Cobb's success is found in the
fact that be has been a constant
and systematic advertiser.
Try our "CoroAation" and
Snowflake" Flour. None better.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Dr. Broughton Coming.
The celebrated lecturer, DR.. Leu
G. Broughton, will be here. but on
Monday evening the 5th instead
afs Thursday evening the 1st of
November, as was announced last
week. Owing to his arrival ole
week late from his trip abroad,
DR.. Bronghton could not fill his
South Carolina engagements this
week. He will, however, be- here
without fail on Monday evening
next, The managers have already
sold very large humber of sea g..
People dornot have to be urged TO
go to hear such man as DR..
Broughton. They seize upon the
opportunity. Better select your
seats at once before the best ones
are engaged. Tickets on sale at
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