Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 28, 1903, Image 4
Edenfield Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2$, 1903.
Fresh oyster crackers, snow
flakes, wafers, milk biscuits ?ud
faucy cakes assorted always on
hand. THE PENN DRUG STORE.
SPECTACLES-all kiuds and
prices - GEO. F. MIMS, Optician.
FOR SALE: We have just re
ceived a full su] ply of legal blauks
such as deeds, mortgages real es
tate, chattel mortgages and rent
coLtracts. When in need of them
call at the ADVERTISER office.
Fresh supply of Landreth's gar
den sued just received.
W. E. LYNCH & Co. ' 1
Try a bo.tie of our White Pine
and Var for coughs, colds, grip,etc.
25c p?i bottle ; every bottle guar
anteed to benefit.
W. E. LYNCH & Co.
If you are not using our teas
aud coffees try them once and you
will uso noothar. For delightful
aroma and flavor they are un sur- I
passed. Call for our White Star
coffee. THE PENN DRUG ST> RE.|
To Grow Big Crops of Grain or
Cotton use Armour's Animal Fer
tilizers. For sale by
A. E. & R. C. PADGETT
Buist's Seed Irish Potatoes, On
ion Sots, Euglish Pens, etc.
W. E. LYNCH & Co.
' Paint your wagous, buggies and
carriages and oil your harness. We
can supply the best paint and oil
at reasonable prices.
RAMSEY & JONES.
BOARDERS.-Board f:>r gen
tlemen can be secured at ihe Ab
mey place at very reasonable rates.
Apply to Mrs. A. F. PERKINS.
of harness, saddles,
bes and whips is
s are marked
?Lulu" Hhstoi?ce.
A i^Hrs'-: ifico will hf -".-'ah.
iitbed oBHl?e roufe fiom Edgefieh
to ParksOjp. The ofi?cp, which
has bee uW a med "Lulu", will be
locate?! ?lr. John B. Hill'?. The
.PW oFiJjHvi? ! " great c n'vi i
w?L 111 ^at Hhiiie '-?tp
vicinityJ^y? ih'i mail is carried
daily fri^ri Edgefield to Parksville
it is alVnost ??a convenient as a
?ural deli
ivery routp.
A Kecolrd-Breakins Year.
Gen. 'piornas W. Carwile, wro
travels i five states for Swift &
Co., fertilizer manufacturers, has
been ou tibe road almost contin
uously for! the past 90 days selling
fprtiTz^rs *p the local dealers. H?
r< turned <\u Saturday hi st after
wnrkiut tho|roughly all of his ter
ritory sou' J?=r? y a. in his judgment,
this isg^in* to be a record-break
ing vear in ihe fertilizer bnsineps.
Fire Bug iii Jail.
On account of thc recent small
fires of suspicious origin the fowu
authorities Set about iu a quiet way
to apprehend the guiltv parties
aod as a reBult of their efforts Wil
liam Shipep, a white man who
worked in the mill, was arrested
on Saturday last and placed iu
jail. There is a chain of evidence
connectimsJbis man with some of
the last ire^w^ich no doubt will
lead to :onvicti?ji7.- ..We hope all
the guiltv parties wilphe puuished
to the tu.lest extent of tfiS law.
The Earn Trembled . N
Abouts: 15 o'clock Friday night
many people of our town, not only
the hype>se,j5itive but those of
steady ne-Ves, felt at: earthquake
very perceptibly. Besides the rat
tle of the wiudows and crockery
the vibration was strong enough to
be distinctly felt. The quaking
of the earh was also felt at Augus
ta, Charhgton, Savannah and oth
er places )ut nowhere was it severe
enough tocause much uneasiness
or any dsnage to property as did
the meiria&ble earthquake of ?.886.
\g Figures.
of the Edgefield dis
(gre gated $28,786 95dur
nd $30,958.40 during 19
i?t profits of $3,95S.ll
147 for 1901 and 1902,
iv. Th. se figures are
Iarge. Think of it,
t in Edgefield,S.C.,
r with nothing in
nd sorrow,woes and
chps and hpirf
a;.d de,., r!.?." ?..o,
crimes, dealh and
Iany a child has
pd half fed, many
pg the work ?nd
louse uncomitlaiu
Timely,Tersely, Truly Told!
Miss Helen Sheppard spent Inst
week iu Columbia.
President C. J. Burton spent
several days last week in Charlotte
on businesp.
Rev. Geo. >V. Davis will fill his
regular appointment at McKen
dree on Sunday morning next.
Miss Genio Brimson sppnt
la*! week v-f-ry pleasantly visiting
relatives and friei ds at Augusta,
Beech Islaud and Aiken.
M Lena Holstein left Saturday
last for Monetta where she will
spend a month Her many friends
in Edgeiield will greatly miss h^r.
County Superintendent of Edu
cation W. A. Byrd bas requested
us to announce that the term for
which school trustees were ap
pointed will expire on June 30th,
1908.
Mr. JamesTbonif B >n, a member
of the firm of Grice & Co., has just
returned from the western market
with another car of etock. Those
who are in the market for stock
should call at their stables. Read
their advertisement in our columns
A school teacher in Kansas re
ceived tbe other day the following
fetter from the father of a pupil:
IA?ar teacher:-Please don't tesch
Johnny any more about hia insides.
It make^.him so 6assy-.
Tbs Columfr.is. Aroora reminds
its readers tbat.it is no longer safe
for a man to walk the highways
with his bauds in his pockets.
Some known or unknown enemy
will say yon are armed ?nd will
send a bullet whizzing through
your ritale. Eith?r le'there freeze
or buy a pair of gloves, bul bj all
means keep your band? out of your
pockets.
Misses Effie and Ellamays A'
len entertained a number of their
f. iend3 at tea on Thursdsy even
ing last. Various games and de
lightful tete-a-tetes made the hours
of tho evening pass almost as io
many minute-.
.On Fridav last Miss Laura
Smith, one of the S. C- C. I. girls,
was summoned by telegram to her
home at Bamberg on account of
th death of hor fal! er. She will
return to Edge field in a short
time.
The hundreds of patrons of 1 he
Penu Drug Store can now be sup
plied with fresh garden seed just
received from the farms of Buist.
lil
To The Thinking Thousands
The l?gislature h.-is not done
much legislating so far.
On next Sunday morning Rev.
P. P.PIalock will fill his regular
appointment at B rea.
Last Saturday, being ven inclei
ment, was a dull day with the
merchants,yet the dis- ensary sales',
am muted to $203.55.
Th(? Sn Inda correspondent to!
Tho Stat' says that B. I>. Evans,j
Esq., will loca'e 'it Saluda for the'
practice of his profesi?n.
Tb ' telephone exchange, "cen
tral," will be moved this week to
the pretty, cozy room next door to
offic? of Messrs. Tompkins and
Wells, formerly occupied by the
library.
While our Btroet lamps aro not
as bright ss th? noonday suu nor
as numerous a6 the stars in the
firmara?!)' yet they are a great help
these nights to tho pedestrian who
has to go a considerable distance
over muddy walks and crossings.
".Toanno" hauling has commen
ced in earnest nov.-. Our pu bl io
square is filled ovry day-Sun
days excepted-with wagons load
ed with all the ''blood and bone"
they can carry.
Messru. B. L. Jones &, Son have
another car of stock on t?be road
direct from Tennessee that will ar
>v-v.e ^xS?s?' vf^kS* week, 'rh ey in
vite lb public to cailSuJ their sta
bles to s e them. \
Some ^enic-rn papers make\i.t_a
point not to mention the death oP1,
aman who is so stingy that he
doesn't take his county papers.
They figure it that he has been
dead all the while aud just wnlk*d
around to save funeral expeuses.
Mr. W. H. Turner, the reliable
furniture dealer of 1136 Broad
street. Augusta, lin., announces
again in our columns to the peo
ple of Edyeficld that he is better
prepared than ever to fracas pic
tures ol* any and all kind?. Read
his card.
A bill to id low the T'lMtil" rf
county to ( lect tin
other county
was r.vcj-,vholnj|
the House t
repei: lat ive
of its passa]
out-talk i>
COLD SP?ING
Dear ADVERTISER : Thc sound
cf the wood om n's ax is being bpofo
and it begi is to look like an f-?Y >? t
is being made to farm again.
Ginin is looking lough from tho
cold but not damaged to burt.
The old Red Hi.l church hos
been torn down and sold. ]t
brought a fairly good price. The
congregal inn worshipped in tbe
new church last Sunday. The
floor is not all laid and no ceiling
up or doors hung.
Rev. J* T. Littlejohn preached
an excellent sermon from ihr tex
"go forward''. What he said was
practical and common sens-?. We
need a groat deal more of such Ser
mons.
Mrs. T. J. Lasure was buri-.i
lust VVedii?edav. She leaves a !n:=
b.-iud, two children and many
friends. We tender them our sn
c. e sympathy.
We bad sleet last Tuesday. Tb
lay looked like muter sure enough
Dr. W. E. Prescott is busy haul
; ig oh* his cotton seed and buy
If what poor !e say ir
ttion there will be at leas!
?ne-fourth more guano used thir
year thnn last. 1 think it should
be so. Let us use mor<? guano and
double our energy, and make your
Editorial (econ?uiy) our watcb
iv*ord and there will be less auction
sales an I we will not have to ask
.tin extension of taxes ?c. ?fee.
i Give us more practical thoughts.
The people enjoy reeding them and
ii will do good. It is true that I
a)r: no Solomon butl advise even
e{ie to read one chapter in Proverb*
clich dav and see what hs says ii. J
n-gurd to euergy and laziness. Mr j!
Wi. G. Wood aud family Qf your
town bave moved to Mr. W. G. Mc
D miels. Mr. Shade Holmes bas
been sick b.it is'better now. Th<
Di|s. say our community is in mis
ible health. curs. Sol.
mg guano,
kn i-idii
The walking sick, what
a crowd of them there are :
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed.
"Chronic cases" that's
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means-long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
Scott's Emulsion. For the
"feeling of weakness they
reed Scott's Emulsion.
It makes new flesh and
gp'.^s new life to the weak
system.
Scott's Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. It makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for Oxrdinary food.
Scott's Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
and flesh in every dose.
We will be glad
to send you a few
doses free.
T?c sure that this picture in
thc form of a label is on the
wrapper of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOVrNE,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St., N. Y. .
50c. and $1 ; all druggist.
Pictures Framed.
Have your ?pictures beautifully
framed at. a reasonable cost.
Large assort ment of latest moul
dings always on hand. I also
make n;ii frames appear new by la
trsr mei buds. I can please you.
Give me a cull at my fi: rn i i ure
store 1136 Broad street. Augusta,
Gn. W. H. 1UBNER.
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I THE FARMERS BANK I
j . OF EDGEFIELD, S- C. |
I STATS. AND GO???TT DEPOSITORY. ?
= THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IN EDGEFIELD COUNTY =
1 Paid uv Capital.$ 08,000.00 |
H Surplus and Undividedro/i. 15,000.00 =
I Liability of Stockholders. 58,000.00 f
I Protection to Depositors.$131,000.00 |
- "Wc invite attention of those desiring a safe depository for their money to the above -
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Bargains! Bargains!!
-OUR
Clearance sale Has Begun.
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We uro closing out all f.launels and outings at very
low prices. Good colored calico going at 4c, best at
5c. All ladies cloaks and capes must goat tuce re
gardless of cost. Mens suits from 2.50 percent up.
800 suits reduced to 5.G9. Overcoats from 1.90 up
Our entire stock of wool underwear cut very low
Full ?ine of heavy and dress shper^wliyVbri-**'
hand. We can eave you moj^v on 6taple dry
goods. Mr. J. If. Crowfh ig with, us and will
cordially welcome b^H^iefield friends.
THE ONE CENTSJORE,
628 Broad St., AUGUSTA, GA'.\
1
READY for BUST
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.| I have JUST OPENED UP a full
; Staple and Fancy
j! PLANTATION SUPPLIES, DBI
, I can sell you Zood, Brand N
! fcouable prices. Give me a tj
convinced that I can save
A. A
J.