Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24


Next week We will enter into de-
4s concerning this matter, so that our
yfsaders may know who ia building-and
where. and now, and what.
Noue Better.
Mr.. EldreI s. Addison, three miles be
low Ninety-S has about 800 bushels
: SEED. oats: for SALE We have examine
this lot of pure, rust. proof red oats our
selves, and We know it is a very superior
srticle-much the best we have ever seen
Lamentable Suicide.
Mr.. Griffin Ruthe. :vrd, an old and ve.. re-
%; s;,ectable. citizen OF our county, in the Mt
Willing section, cut;.hia throat with
razor on Sunday, the 18th. from the effects
Of which hes. s.died onsruesday, the l5-h
!.is mind: :lhad been somewhat out {"
balance for some time previous.
Mr. .Tillman on the; Con Wet System.
Hon. George D. Tll'nan:has. written It
: long and able article upon the c'nvlc
sysLsm So.us vi h.s structures are seVer
and often just. He wants what he call
~, psultsntlary on wheels" which, while
humsnely conducted, shall help build
railroads. and cotton factories, as well as
contributing to drainage and the sehoo
-ssa6l-Augasta Chronicle
chat,ge u senedr.e.
4 Change OF schedule into ellec
on the C. C. & A. Railroad on Sunday
last. The morning passenger train no"
leaves Augusta at $40. a. M, instead o
7;2O, q. m, ,.,as heretofore. The evening
train will arrive in Augusta at 1870 IN
,tead of lO45 The train which now
, leaves Augustslat 5:4O,ia. m VIII leave
). at 6:25 and arrives at lO;43. instead G
e.52 q. m. Allowing ali hour and ha
between Augusta: and ;rrenton' and vic'
: versa our sreadels can pretty we'll judge
OF the hours ati.which the trains now
reach Trenton and Johnston.
Rev. J. x FAINT.
K1aKsRY's, S. C.-Ishave recently bar
tized thirty-four at Mountain Creek sew
: entssn at Gilgal. three at Sister Springs
others are awaiting the holy ordinance
: The three churches are undergoing ie
pairs. They have. each. called the u"anl
mously to serve them another year-Gil
oal with an increase Of salary Looking
back ever the past year. can say with
heart full Of gratitude to God. "Ebenezer
For hitherto.the. Lold hath helped U.s."
j. X. EANT.
ale Soars Aloft.
Just as the American eagle, with 1t
r Pluibus Unum, fits and fl es sloit, g
Geo O. Robinson takes the eagle for hi
motto Indeed he has elevated golde
eagle in full flight above bis L. ?. Z.
and his T. N. H. o. Il. S. Under lt.i
bright escutcheon he deiies competltlo
and sells music. .!pianos and organs cheape
tlun ever His orders extend from Man
to Florida and from Augusta to tue Cali
orpis coast-and hence the eage'-Au
gusta News.
s.rhe Government Gate."
Mr.. Keese says when he reached tn
stock law fence, en- route to Ninety-Si
the other day. he said to himself: "Wel
. from this point tor the base OF The Blu
R,des our farmers ere free from the tag
of feneing out other peoples cattle, hog
and sheep-nothing to do but TO make oi
crops and take care of their own stocl
And as case in point, when he arrived a
Mr. E.lred S. Addisons farm, he SOY
about two hundred sheep, FIVE mule colt
and come very fat, sleek cattle browsn
upon the growing oats. He also saw
large lot Of big fattening hogs eating shell
ed oats for their supper. Mr.. Addison re
sides six or seven miles abeye the Coy
sspnsnt Gsts."