Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-02-06
Mrs Helen Bullock, one of the

Mrs. Helen Bullock, one esof the;
national VIC. T. u. organizers.
llectured in Johnston on Monday
evening. Several Edgefield ladies'
had planned to 60 but the heavy.
and continuous down pour OF
Monday washed their plans away;
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Aull are
sojournipg in our town al the the
home of MIR. aud Mrs. A. S. Tonp-.
kius for few days. Though she
returns urders another name, Edge.
field shall never. cease to remem-.
Der and love this beautiful girl
bride as KITE Tcmpkil s.
If you need anything in the COW
line, whether it he a calf, year..
ling, OK or lnilch COW, ring up
Gus Edmunds. Having more COWS
than feed aud money, Gus will.
sell at Wholesale or retail. Fur
thermorp, be will guarantee his
COWS not to kick or butt, but to
give all the butter you need.
Those who have been SO fortu-
nate u; to see the wedding pres
ents of Mr.. and Mrs. Patlllo Bla-7
l,ck marvel at their beauty aid
great variety. The:hand ,omest was.
the gift of the brides mother,
which consisted of several mas
sive pieces of silverware toat the
brides grandfather, General Ham
mond, had made of silver dollars
in France number Of years ago.
If heavy loads are hauled over
the roads while the ground ls
saturated With water, they will be
made inpassab!e. which IS aim1st
the case i'll soma places now. IL
would not be exactly wise or rsafe.
for our friends D. P. Self and
Pierce Stevens, aud others of
their physical calibre, to take a
buggy trip III some sections just
ut this time. Certainly not With
two in a buggy. However, after q
few days of sunshine, conditions
Will lie greatly improved.
j. Ruhensteil.'s entire stock is
now in the hands of the Clearing
House Association for the pnr-
. Sc of raising $4,000 in the
shortest possible time We ale in
formed that the Clearing House
Association are the largest con-
vertprs of stock in The United
States and will not attempt an
undertaking of this kind unless
assured that their policy Of utter
ly dissegardiug COST is concurred
in. The etora is now closed for
the purpose of invoicing and re-
marking the stock. From the
reputation of this concern we.
kndv tia. he public will have q
feast aud what promises to be the
most sensational and low priced
merchandise offerings that have.
ever taken place in E3geield.
Protect your own town aud
therefore show that you are in
favor of protection. If protection
is good for be nation it is good
for the town. As townspeople we
should favor our town above every
other as the growth and develop
ment of it is what will enhance
the value of all property both in
and about it. Then buy your dry
goods, groceries, hardware, furni-3
ture. etc, at hcme1; have your
printing, your blacksmithing,
your shoe-making done at home;l
patronize your home in every in
stance that you can. The success
of our merchants and mechanics
means new business houses aud
residences, additional d mands
for labor OF various kinds. To the
farmer a 6rs;-class town affords q
better market for his grain, q bat
ter trading point, aud such a town
is bound toincrcaae the value of
his laud ULquestionabIy I'm
union there is strength. ."-Ex.
Wanted, BARTENDER.
The other day l picked up a
newspaper, and glahcing over the
advertisements, for help, read as
follow:
"Wanted-A Bartender-must
be a total abstainer. Apply" etc.
Is not that curious advertise
ment? What should we think of
such an advertisement in any
other liue of business? How
would all advertisement like this
lock2
anted-A 6aleema0 III d
shoe store. Ho must 60 barefoot
while on duty. Apply at Blacks
Shoe store"
What other business 6uds il
necessary or desirable to advertise
for help pledged to make no use
of the goods sold? Can it be that
the liquor traffic fluids it has
wrought 30 great Generalization
among its followers that it is
forced to draw upon temperance
Or total abstinence fanatics in
order TO continue its business?-
Lancaster News. ;.
have purchased the carriage
and repair shop of the late B. J
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