Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-10-10
ITO THE PUBLIC.

The Editor. of The Temperance Adro-
cate. finding il necessary to. give widen
circulation, andlo obtain moro certain sup
port 10 and for his paper, The Temperance
Advocate, has aoiih much reluctance, de-
termined 10 take the field in person, and
visit The friends Of Temperance throughout
the State. He,will attend Temperance
meetings, wherever he can be informed his
presence will be desired He especially
wishes io.vIsil all tho Tents of RccIiabIcs,
all existing Divisions Of the Sons CT Tenn
perance, and form new ones, wherever he
can. lie will commence on Wednesday,
81 of October, al Union. where al light.
he will hold meeting with tho Sons OF
Temperance, and all friends Of Temper
ance. tlc desirod 10 proceed thence to
Sparlanbure OH Friday 5lh, where he
hopes tho friends will arrange for meeting
at nght,fto include Sons Of Temperance,
aud oil other Societies. He will proceed
to Bates Factory, Monday 6l, whence
the Division will please hold a meeting at
night. He will thence proceed to Green
vile, onTuesday; the friends will please
arrange for him meetings there, and at
contiguous places. until Friday, on which
day heJwiIl proceed 10 Pickens, where,
and al Nest Union he will desire to hold
meetings Friday night, Saturday and
Saturday night. lie will on Monday 18th
proceed to Pendleton, where he wishes
TO meet:the Sons of Temperance and other
friends Of the Temperance al night. Tues
day, ne will reach Anderson, where he
wishes with the Sons Temperance, and all
friends,tto hold meeting at nigh, Wcd-
nesday5 and Wednesday night, he will
desiresto hold meetings 10 Anderson Dis
trict oi;town. as may bo lhrought best, by
the officers Of the Division. He will on
Thursday 18th, proceed 10 Lownesville,
| where he will hold meeting at nigh, with
l;tho Sons Of Temperance and other friends.
Friday and Friday night, he will attend
any meeting or meetings which may be
arranged in that neishborhood or vicin.
age. On Saturday 10Th, he will proceed
| to A5bevile. on,,hat night, he will be glad
! TO hold meeting with tho Sons Of Tenn
perancc and other friends. On Monday
22d, he will proceed to Cokcsberry, where
he will; with the Sons Of Temperance and
her.ftiends. hold meeting atnshl. Or
Tuesday the 23d, in the day he will glad
ly attend meeting, fla suitable arrange
menl sans he made; al night, he wishes tt
Itmeet- -th:. Sons OF Temperance and olhe
4 osny
24th, lac will hold a meeting al Laurence
C. II. with the Sons Of Temperance ant
other friends. Thursday 25th, he viii
proceed to Newberry, whore he wishes tr
hold meeting with The Sons of Temper
ancc and olher friends. Between New
berry aud Columbia, he will attend ary
Temperance meeting which may bo desir
cd. This will close his first roule; aflc
resting few days he will recommend
probably at Lexington, and visit Edscfeld
Hamburg, Granitvile, Aiken, RlackviIlc
I5arnwell, Wallcrboro'. GilIisouvllc, Beau
fort aud Orangcbursh. AS time and op
portunity serves, he will visit all parts o
tho State.
Friends Of Temperance, The Temper
ance Advocate moods now Your aid. 'Cal
it be ,ha, you will suffer it TO fall? Wha
is 50 annually to a Temperance man
Ilc saves FIVE times that sum by Tota
Abstinence.
1t is hoped, every friend of Temperance
in The STATE, especially the Presidents o
Temperance Societies, the Grand Worth,
Patriarch. and the other officers of lh
Grand Division. The officers of Division o
the Sons of Temperance, and the Tent
Of Rechabils, will take up Immediate
subscription for the Temperance Advo
cate, aud forward them 10 The Editor an,
Publisher John G. Bowman Columbia
The Georgia Temperance Banner has,
guess, near five thousand Subscribers
You can, and | hope will make MIR. Bow
mans list full equal TO that, for Soul
Carolina is moi to be Leat in Temperance
JOHN BELTOH O'NEAGL.