Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-30

a. more seHGaglng stOne, ss0E plln5
TO its participants more genuinei t. :.
We learn since that they had aS delightlui picnic
at BLANDs pond, and that the aday passed on
as pleasantly and as Smerrily began with them
May many more such animating scenes pass BEFORE
our gaze! 1t was indeed g guide for sair espt
OUR PICNIC OF SATURDAY NEXT
We take pleasure in ANNOUNCING to our our citizens sel
generally, that our preparations next Saturdays
celebration have progressed tho greatest harmo
ny md success. Our community generally have en-
tered into it with sprirand and several gen.
tlemen of the surrounding connf late, IN kind and
liberal manner, helped US al6rS some with money
contributions, some with q ap mutton or shoat, as
suited their convenience hope others will do
likcwise-and we especially that NIL will come m
and join us, who feel so dspose They will receive
q hearty welcome, and we we can moreover
promise with safety a good and Plentiful dinner.
Arrangements have been made f6r procuring the Mt
tendance of tho best Brass Band which the city oil
Augusta affords. The liberal manner in which many
of our young gentlemen hayes sn6scribed to complete
this par, of the preparations highly praiseworhy;
and we have no doubt they VIII meet with the COM
mendations of the entire when the music
shall have been heard. ,;-SS q ..ss;55 ~
We would further remark Sisrc, on behalf Of the
Committee of Arrangements that, accordng to one
of the articles Of fagreement between the the riands
contributed ore to be handed oyerto the committee,
or their agents, when brought in, TO be disposed OF
upon the sabes Mt their pleasure. This is done for
that very best of purposes-+t make our dinner q
true, republican banquet where none con sny' this
is mine and that is yours the ladies all' how
ever, rest INSURED that erery care will be taken to
have full justice done to al1 their delicaeies, and to
preserve their ware Of wlhteyer description, safe
and sound.
A procession will bo formed in front Of the Court
honsc about 10 O'Clock, and is requested that
all the male poriionof the cpizens and guests, who
arc not in attendance upon fhe ladies or on duty at
the grounds will join the rankss has been suggest
ed that the different Orders Village turn out,
not in full Regalia, but With star rosette to denote
,hcm And we hope they do SO, if it occurs TO
them us being proper. s3 ~
The Declaration will be read III. Il. SrANN, Esqr.
at half past ten, and on Orabn delivered Immediately
thereafter by Mr. JOHN e. BACON, in the Baptist
Church. An hours interval will then be taken, 10
give tho ladies time have cr various dishes for
warded, smoking hot if practicable, to the Academic
Grove. And, between one pnd two, dinner will be
announced, when it is hoped all will enjoy thenselre.
as they have not done lately9ss
Itisscarcey necessary to add anything more ut this
time. A regular Order of the Day will be published
for distribution on Saturday! morning early. All de-
srous of obtaining ono can do 80 by calling Of this
office.
We conclude by expressing the sincere hope, moi
only of the committee but%of every one who has
anything to do withthis ahr, that NIL of our fellow
citizens, who feel disposed join us will consider
themselves included in the invitation which has once
been and is now again extended
And we merely. add that tAas thing in the way of @
fat mutton will be ihankfuyFecc;ved at the Barbecue
pit my Time Friday evening. A few fine loavcs o
w.flour bread would not beat all amiss AS to thu
the lighter reflections, We have fears of any scar
city. ...ssz..,z
Once more, to all VIC say-Be sure to come, ant
come to revive some of those old congenial feelings