Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-05
Local NeDs.
February has 90 days this year,
Ave of which are Saturdays.

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February has 20 days this year
# Eve of which are Saturdays.
Elsewhere in this issue Mr.. W
III. Morgan adYertises large lot
o. rough lumber for sale.
Mr.. 3. P. Nixon, one Of the
leading merchants of Clark's Hill,
spent Sunday last in Edge field.
NJ re. j. Fntin.ii ger tpen
Thureday Hast with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs NJ T. Holley, near
AIKEN:
Miss Genie Brunson left on
yesterday for Beech Island for a
visitof several days to MIR: and
Mrs. Warren Fair.
Weunderstand that Mr.. Jerome
P. Zimmerman contemplates en-
barking N the livery business in
Edgefsld.
Mrs. w. T. Prascot1s and her
little. sou will leave tomorrow to
spendsa week in Springfield with
Mrs. P-ascntt's parents.
Senator t. Garrett Taioeit and
Hon. B. E. Nicholson came home
from Colum bia on Saturday and
returned to their Legislative duties
en- Tuesday morning.
Ifthe housewives will read the
business locals cf the Fimmous
drug store they will know where
to obtain the delicecies of the sea-
son with: which to supply their
tables.
Mrs. G.. D. Minis, accompanied
by her youngest daughter. Sallie,
cameSup from the farm and spent
q portion of last week with her
daughters in Edgefeld.
With COW peas selling for S2.l0
per bushei and wood at 81 SO per
cord, Mr.. Robert Minis says he
does not see what is going to be-
come of people.
Try the new breakfast food:,
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes, 15
cents the package.
W. E Lynch & Co.
The great demand for our ad-
ver,ising space has caused much
reading natter to be crowded out
shls week. We beg the indulgence
Of oui readers for this issue.
Mrs. Robert McNeeley, nee Miss
Maize Butler, is visiting her
brother. DR.. F. w. P. Butler in
Columbis, and will doubtless soon
coma to Edge6eld to visit her
father. Gen. NJ C. Butler.
s. me weather prophet predicted
8 short time ago that the farmers
wou,d not run furrow b, fore
April, aud it looks somewhat that
way,at present. Let the next map
who makes such a prediction be
lynched on the spot.
Steward J. r. scnrry told the
,r,;fors On Yesterday that he al
ready has so little chicks at the
csrritY home. 1t would be we'll
: for tbsss who contemplate becom-
ing capditates TO jatthis bit OF
information down in thelrsnote
books.
Try our 6 Moja' coffee, the finest
25scents coffee in town.
B. Timmons.s
Mr s. a. Brunson spent Sum
day in augusta with his sister,
Mrs. .Sewer who submitted TO a eur
aical operation on Wednesday
last. She rallied Immediately af-
Ger the operation and will after a
few short wesksbs completely re-
stored TO health.
The Advertiser has received a
letter from Congressman j. o.
Patterson TO the effect that he bae
for free distribution new and
improved variety of tobacco seed.
Any one desiring package OF
fhsas seed should write to Mr..
Patterson at once.
On.scsr of chairs and one car
ofsfurniture on the road: These
goods we're bought close apd We
can make rrices that should m
terest You.
Cool reports Of last years
crops continue to come in. We
heard Mr.. 3. s. Holland. Of Tren-
ton, say on Mondav that one OF
Z his tenants made % baies of cot
t,n on e one-horse farm last year.
This large weld was obtained
from Toole cotton. which iaprobs-
bly, moro generallysplanted i'll this
section than any other variety.
The Edgef,ld merchants are
expecting good spring business.
There is 8 considerable amount of
ready cash scattered through the
country and the farms are more
abundantly supplied with the
necessities than they were a year
ago. Therefore, tho people gener-