Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-04-06


Dr.JoHN 2. ABNEY, Langley, s. c.
NV. BRooKER. Ridge, s. C.
JoKNSCAUsKMAN, Caughman's Store
WIhLfAM KrNARp, Etheridge.
J.S. MERcHAnT, Merchant.
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LOCAL ITEMS
On Sunday morning next-Easter Sun
day-our Methodist Church will be open
for divine service. The Rev. Mr. Walker
will preach at Trenton. The Rev. Mr.
Rogers will preach at Spann's in the fore
noon, and attBethlehem. in the afternoon
The Rev. M: Traywiek will preach at
Bethany. The Rev. Mr.. Meadors will
preach at Rehoboth in the forenoon, and
st Bsthel inthe afternoon. The Rev. Mr..
FAINT will preach st Mountain Greek.
Dir. woodward
We regret deeply to ssy that Mr.. G. l.
Woodward still lies very low.
Coup,s Circus.
Grand performance OF Coups Circus
ih'Augsata next Saturday,
second Qnarferls.-
The. second quarterly meeting OF The
year for the Edgefeld Circuit will taEe
place ,at Mckendre's on the l@'hs and
18th OF the present month.
Rebuilding. 33t
Capt. jefferson, Of Johnston, will soon
commence the erection OF q new dwelling
on the site Of the one recently burnt.
The Great Impending!
On salesday there was not large crowd
in our town, but many impending cand'-
dates were out. There is s nameiess
something in their smile and manner that
always marks them TO dead certainty.
Back From New York.
Mr.. ,AlvinsHart arrived from New
York on Monday last, spending two days
in Washington on his homeward journey,
dllydallying with the sights and delights
of the great city. And already bis new
goods are pouring in. Next week he is
going to hire US TO play on the piano in
his store to entertain the vast crowds that
will have to wait for their turn.
Preliminary Mnnieipal Meeting.
We have been requested to call meet
ing OF our citizens in the Court House,
on Friday afternoon next, at i O'Clock,
for the purpose OF some preliminary dis
cussion concerning onr coming mnnlelpa!
election.
Memorial Services.
Appropriate memorial services will be
held at Red Bank Chureh on the 3rd
Sabbath in April in connection with the
election of the Peterson Monument. All
are respectfully invited 10 attend.-Mon-
itor.
The Most Popular Por,sble Engines.
The most popular Portable Engines oi
the day are those sold by speake d Broth
er, of Kinards Turn-oat, s. c. And
they sre,also agents for the now ipdispen-
sable American Fruit Dryer. See their
card in:anotheE column
sssassas ;I's sssEasesIS .fszi1srs-s 6;
IS l,syd, nesr Mt. Willing. Mr..
etdecai J. Boyd,Soh of Rev. Mark
Boyd, OF Newberry. His sge wss about
Al years Though a long sufferer, lie WI 5
patient and resigned all the time and 20
the last Monitor.
Au Aiken-Edgefield Lawyer.
oursyoung friend, Mr. James w. ne
Vore, now Of Aiken, where he has taken
high stand both in legal ard social cir
e,es, is among us on q visit to his native
hills. Heis deserve lly popular in our
community.
A Darksnystery.
On Monday the 9TH March. in the
n,ighborhood oi Coleman's Cross Roads,
negro boy, aged about 10 years, vas
sent to carry dinner to negro nan work.
ing some distance from home. The boy
never reached the field, bat was found
few days afterward dead, evidently hav.
i1e been murdered. Efforts have been
made to.ascertain The guilty party, but
without success. The whole thing thus
FIR is yelled in mystery.
Tae Ffesnet in Aittle saluda.
The swell in little Saluda on the night
o! March 9Th, reached the highest water
mark kaoRniormany years. No serious
damage, however was done TO oats, as the
water passed OFF go soon. Several bridges
,w-re injured, but none washed entirely
away. s4Mr. Jake Smiths new Mill houae
stood the food and IS still at work.
Wild Statement of Bro. alcLenna.
Our sedate, practical and much-beloved
brother McLenna, Of the Monitor made
the iallowingNwild statement last week {:
TenEthousand wagons are on our streets
to-day.
Well, after Bro. McLenna talks In that
reckless manner, what may not be expect
ell OF poor Aippertygibbet like we are :?
Let Good Results Flow.
Edgefeld Baptists will not fail to note
TIE appointments Of Rev. h. h. Grliiith'
C)rresponding Secretary OF the State Mis-
-84es+d. Let them give-him a cordial
snd hearty welcome, and enable HIM to
raalze substantial encouragement in his
work. His campaign in the Edgeiield
Association will embrace a solid month
and re may confidently expect good re-
sllts.-Baptist Courier.
AqAfilktion toa Noble Man.
It is with no small degree OF regret that
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