Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-02-27

! "A Boston physician claimsstl
have colaed the word aappendici.
S(tia in 1898. Since then, says IN
exchange, it has coined much
morey for the profession.
Messrs. May & Tompkins an
}, nounce that tho special represen-
J Etative of the Globe Tailoring Com
! pany will be at their store on
!. March the 9Th and 9th 10 take
4 measures for spring suits, aud in-
vite you to cali and. inspect his
samples.
The recently enacted law in-
/ creasing the pay of Jurors and
witnesses to 50 and 81 per day,
respectively, will become effect.
/ i've on March the 18th, which will
be too late to be OF much benefit
to the first weeks witnesses and
jurors of the approaching term
/ ofcourt.
Bargains in Winter Goods: We
are making reduced prices On all
Winter Goods. and can save you
money.
J. ". Peak.
A gentleman remarked to The
advertiser man a few days ego
that Capt. Rice's afternoon train
is very bad, wayward train.
Said be, sit rambles around, good
ness knows where, and gets in
duringthe late hours of the night"
Its up to Capt. Rice to keep lis
wayward train on the straight
and narrow track"
Try our delightful "Cresta"
Coffee-5 pound bucket for ST.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Arthur
have not what is commonly CALI
ed a poultry farm but they raise
hundreds Of very fue chickens
every year on their farm. The
writer was present few days ago
when gentleman engaged fifteen
hens from Mr.. Arthur, who has
no trouble in getting forty and
forty-fve cents each for bis hens.
at this price, hens are about as
good money crop as long-staplu
cotton at twenty cents per pound.
Just received large shipment
of Bulst's celebrated Garden Seed,
aud ali of the popular varieties
OF Seed Irish Potatoes.
G. l.. Penn q Sen.
1t seems not to be generally
known among sportsmen and
others that, by an act of the leg
islature of last year, the entry
upon the land of another without
permission obtained for the pur-
pose of shooting, hunting or fish
ing, is made a. misdemeanor,
punishable by fine or imprison-..
ment. No notice by posting, ad-
vertisement or otherwise is re-
quired, the mere entry constltu-
ting tie mlsdemeanor. Ignorance
of the law or lack of information
about the locality is no excuse or
palliation of the offense.. s
Ayoung lady having asked.a
surgeon why woman was made
from the rib of a man in prefer
ence to some other bone, he gave
The following gallant-answer:
.sShe was not taken fromsthe,
head lest she should rule over
him; NOR from his, feet, lest he
should trample upon her; hut she.
was taken from his side, that she
might be his equal, from under
his arm that he might protect her,
from near his heart that he might
cherish aud love her. ."-Ex.
Arrested For Cruelty 60 Animals.
ht the instance of several mem
bers of the Humane Society
young negro was arrested in
Edgefeld on Friday last for cruel
ty to animals and placed behind
the bars. He drove very weak,
sore-back, manned mule a dis
tance of twelve miles for load of
guano, and the poo: brute had
been SO cruelty whipped that
blood had run down it's side. Iu
places the harness and shafts of
the wagon were covered with
blood. When the arrest was made
the negro had four sacks of guano
ON the wagon, which is a good
load for strong, sound mule to
draw distanca of twelve or fif-
teen miles. The sight of this
faithful, sore-back, blood .bespat-
tered beast of burden was really
sickenipg, and several gentlemen
from the country who saw its con-
.Idition heartily approved of the
arrest.
d.. ]. T. Pattison very kind. !
took the mulein charge and fed
Lit we'll. .iIt will be turned over to
the gentleman upon whose land
.Ette beariless driver lives.
Letter to E. j. Norris.
j Edgedeld, S. G..
Dear Sir: We asked city Drug CO,
1 Crystal SPRING, Miss, to sell Devoe
! They wanted tn know, Of their own