Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-10-04
Idvertiser Enlargem ent.


Next week-orsby week after next a
furthest-the ADVERTISER will be en-
}. larged from 30 to 36 columns.
II AT Mckendree's.
The 4tn Quarterly Conference Of Edge.
= held Circnit will be held at sMcKendree's i
q q on the 10th and 2lst of this month.
/ Turkeys, Patrldges, DC.
Now, boys. you can shoot turkeys
nartrldgcs, DC. TO your hearts content.
Il.e game law expired on Sunday last.
8. S. Conyention Minutes.
The Minutes of the Sunday School
Convention at Ridge Spring, printed
lately by the ADVERTISER, are now
ready for delivery.
The Mt!Nernon Ball. sf
The Mt. Vernon ball was pronounced
and brilliant success Indeed it is long
since Edgeheid has seen 30 bright, hanpv
and cctatante an occasion. And now the
next thing Is grand musical and dramatic
entertainment for the benefit OF the Edge
field Rifles. !<!is.li
Our Lawmakers.
To-day is saiesday, and we see upon our
square the Hon. G. D. Tillman, the Hon
James Calllson. the Hon. Clinton Ward
the Hon. W. II. Zimmerman, The Hon
w. J. Talbert. Wonder if the states for
next year will not be considerably dis.
cussed before the day is done
Tax Collecting. >19 @
Up to this time, Treasurer Mitchell, bao
collected $4,000 of taxes. This leaves
$4,000, to be still collected. Edceields
whole tax this year Is $56,O3O. Cant. l..
Mitchell and Mr. Goodman will be in .onrJy
town until Friday; morning Of this week
when they will repair toElmwood.
Failure Of Corn.
We hear that even on the splendid Sa-.
Iuda lotions OF Ex.Gov. Hagood's grass r
Iarm the corn IS perfect and absolute b
failure; 1n Where he generally gathers from Il
~ TO ~ bushels to the acre, he will this o
'eaSon noteven senswagon, The dyarfed a
'talks even are not worth gathering d
LONELINESS From Abroad. p
The Mt: Vernon. ball brought US Miss nj
nlia B.oonham, Mrs De Bru6l and Miss :.
anna .Irezevant, from Columbia. and d
lisses Sophie and Fannie Tlllman. The
OF the Hon. Geo. d. Tillman,
om Ciark's Hill on the Aupusta and CT
knoxville Railroad. And apropos Of Miss as
annie Tiilman, who is a little girl Of l.ss les
Velve years, her dancing of a solo was al' aI
lie OF the most beautiful features Of the -
'ening Her grace and lightness ara
nply inimitable.
he Abbe9ille Delegation. 60 :
The Abbeville delegation to The MI ~
ernon ball were Capt. NJ. L. Bonbam an.
d Messrs Fl. T. Wardlaw, w c. Me-. wh
wan, l.. W. Smith, I C. Perrin and are
r. Cothran-whose bare names denote mu
that Is high and noble in South Caro- if h
manhood. They came to Edgefeld hav
grand style. in an elegant six-seated fiat
5gy, drawn by four fine horses. And sor -
.alnly their presence very greatly en- I 49,
ICED The happiness and rclM of Tie oc- ~. oo..
ion. stat
C Edgefeld Rifles.
ince the inspection by the Adiptont T ~.
eral last week, the Rifles seem to have N
IN on new life. Be up, young friends
at work in the matter Of a nniiorm
york, and not at talk. In times of D
'e company of this sort without b.
orm is nothing. With Uniform if have
th'ng OF pride and love and chivalry meet
herewith we call upon our whole Sale,
= - ~ oe generous and sympa- resto
C IN this regard. The great fire of fne
them to anotbsrord ys ., 'ne.r et @ UNIFORM. Banl
'oys and at work. a uniform Won resto
have '0' bapti
,t.er ofpIeasan, p.,ao letter
r fair and am;ahle l;t,la f.;o., A.: bapti
e Calbreath. the oldest daughter Of letter
Culbreath, Esq, writes 10 us from restol
er College, Rome, Ga whittier she OF acc
tnree weeks back, that she cannot these
',Soouo 'ne apV VEETlsERand toenroll Assoc
nlaosont | ne nS;do JoSciloeF' , ms IS a mat Breth
BOD faith and friendship of MANY HI "a
Is ror instance The grandfather Of Vaina
oun9 girl he's taken theADvERTIsEn meetll
Weight years iberia for eight g, n. B,
and now she exemplifes hereditary
IS by averring:that she cannot live STR
:. : .. sIe e o.a snee'- 1,Eszz s's as66frq ags66fq &
deaf, Srsst,tsse ana tearrnr I'M crest Tor Bt
piscopal ladies acknowledge the ful one
IN of five dollars 10 the fund icr case 10
ng their church, in the name OF spoken
Ohm o. n f9lnsiord "a Norris, ; VINO rs Is now highes
el III heaten iei anu Dspo
fe nothing so delighted my angel
5 10 drop piece Of money into the ANo
r hat at church, and remembering has ju
ense childish happiness on such &C. in Gre
. l hold sacred little money that stock {
ed to him personally, and beg you worth
pit five dollars Of it as slight addi- eono
your church fund-as memorial AZ.
tile John Rainsiord Norris" Sad Mas y
is this-but also noble and touch DARK j
origins