Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-17

Church between Trenton and Gilbert
low erected since tile war-in the couI
extending not ore Than len mileJ
either side of ihe railroad
Our New lntendan,.
Capt. G. L. b. Marsh is now lnteni
of the town of Edgeiield; and Mr..
ledge Il. Holson has been elected to- g
the vacant place among the Wardens.
Senator NJ. c. Butler.
Senator Butler returned home a W
back, and left again this tWedneaf
morning to attend the railroad meetin{
Bolton. He will spend a few daya
Glenn Springs before his return.
MIR. Frank Youngblood. +
This popular young gentleman. for
6 years past the right bower and
supporter of j. r. White & Co. of
guata, is spending his summer vaca +:
among ua, In week or ten days he e
return 10 that great and marvellous
goods institution that has startled all
Southern world.
The Phiio. Cactus. f.
On Thursday night. or Friday nigh
furthest, there will be a grand bloom
Of the Philo. Cactus at Mrs. WlgiaE
who will be glad to see any Of her frle
and neighbors desiring 10 witness
beautiful scene. The Philo-Cactus
superb species Of the Night Blooming
reus, opening between I and $ and +
naming open until midnight, when
withers. TO all who have not seen
phiIo- Cactus in bloom, this would "
very interesting occasion.
Derry Ryan.
This is the name Of q negro fellow
was lodged in our jail on Tuesday last
Msssrs. Forrest and Rodgers of the NJ
Greek section. in October or No"en s
last this man Ryan, then living ON
plantation OF Dr. John Mobley, cut
some rare shines and then escaped.
beat his wife numerically. stole cot
from, nr. Mohley, threatened to kill T.
and burn up his premises. He was
rested in Aiken County few days ba
and delivered to Capt. Elay Forrest
Mine Creek.
The Grand Round Tor this Week.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednead"y
to he divided up between The protraQ
meetings at Mountain Greek, Stev
Creek and Bntler. On Thursday. The
barbecue and picnic al
Friday, the big barbecYS y
| Chestnut Hill on Saln<
the Club meeting at Dursts Store ofs
great, tumultuous. splendid affair at Y
tonwari.
Bethlehem Baptist Chulch. Is
.A new Baptist Society was orgalna1
in September last abont Gle and e
miles Southeast OF B4tesburs, w
membership numbering abont twenty-
The Society was christened "bethlehe
and Rev. 4. T. Norris was called to F.
pastorete until January, At which
he wss recalled ior the present year.
Society hold their meetings in !. scl
house, bnt We believe efforts are to
mad. this fal! Ia erect ? Church bulldE
mole comfortable and commodlons. - r.
itor.
Msj. W. r. Gary. Is
The Gainesville ((ia.) Eagle says:
ior ". 7. Gary has baen solicited by s.
Young Mems Democratic Clab OF Il
mond county 10 become a candidate
the Legislature and accept. in brief
graceful letter. We. hope 10 sac NJ
- eiecteu. Ine oid uule chlfal
4 the South has no nobler representat
and he would be valuable acqulaitloi s
Georgia's legislative department.
No Longer Member.
The Hon. j. c. Sheppard, who for
yesrs past has been a member ofthe S
Executive Committee, no longer belo
to that body. The members from Is
2ad Congressional District are G.
| Croft, il. P. So!ourner and c. ]. G. T
son. r.
SardIs and Pine Pleasant.
In marking out a grand round ior
candidates, We omitted TO mention
protracted meetings going Oh this W
at Sardis and Pine Pleasant. Sardis, =
the southern part OF Rinehart, is on E.
the Rev. Mahlon Padgctt's churches; e
Pine Pleasant, in the northern part
Coleman, ia one Of the Rev. N. n. H.
tons.
The Dobey and Ready Eiotel.
Two oi-our most popular ceaHH+MTi ce.H+Titss x
Msssrs Do6ey and Iszsy. have set
way aile hotel IN the confues of Nd
and Einehart lownshiIa. This hotel
sisIs oi clay root and small persimi =
ti-e. II ls airy and cheap And vi
you have spent the night at ii. you :
extremely anxious for early dinner
day.
Rinenart, Norris. liuieli, Mol
and Coleman Iii Grand S0ria
Array at kinard 4 Riser'S.
They are The First In EdgeGeld
Endorse The state Ticket.
Overwhelming and tumultuous
the throng OF human beings at
nsrd & Risers Store, in Rinel =
Township, on Wednesday Of
week. Rinehartpo'ued ont her
i2ens -, l0nssc. So aid Norris;
did Huiett; $50 did Mobley; so
Coleman; and so did the LeyinG
and Newbe1ry borders. Men, 8
lnen and ehildren--young and r.
Ii, ,sh and low. rich and poor