Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-11-08
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Churches,

~ NoNikio III tuo loIeuOOn, ana
Plum Branch in the afternoon. IT
Rev. CIV. Bussey will preach at Plu
Branch in the forenoon. The Rev.
]. Cauthen will preach at Concord in Il
forenoon, and Providence in heaiternot
The Rev. N. N. Button will preach
Sardis. The Rev. J. e FAINT will preac
at Mountain Creek. The Rev., j. s.. 10
dan will preach at Damascus. The Re-
). p. Mealing will preach at Horn
Greek. The Rev. w. P. Meadors wi
preach at Rehoboth in the forenoon, an
at Bethel in the afternoon. The Rev.
X. Pace viii preach at Batesbnrg. Th
Rev. G. F. Williams will preach at Ridg
Spring. The Rev. w. T. Hundley wi
preach at Johnston. 49,
At Rehoboth.
/ On Friday,.the 10th instant, there vii
bea Sunday School Sale at tRehoboth.
Numerous and Attractive.
| Mr.. Alvin Harts locals in this week.
ADVERTISER are numerous and attract
i've. Do not overlook them.
Catholic Service.
The Rev. Father Wilson will preach IL
our Catholic Church on Sunday morning
next at half past ten O'clock. ssgkss
Salesday.
Large crowd il town on salesday. Mr..
Lebeschultz's house and farm were bid
in by Capt M. A. Markert at $3.50.
Crowded Out.
The article from Lawyer" on our
Town Tax is unavoidably crowded out
this week. 1t shall appear next week.
County Commissioners.
Our County Commissioners held their
annual meeting on Tuesday last. If
they did anything of Importance, we
will recount it next week.
Totally Unprecedented.
A young heffer. sixteen months and
twenty days old, drops fine calf. Heifer
and calf doing well. This was on the
farm of our friend Mark Crouch, ESQ.
near Trenton.
A Local War History.
Next week we shall begin the publica-
ton of an interesting history Of Co. B,
9th S. G. Cavalry-old Edgefield heroes
written by our honored friend, Capt.
j. J. Bunch.
Upon Thousands.
Thousands upon thousands of Edge
held people are going to the State Fair
in Columbia The Edgefeld money left
in Columbia during the next fortnight
will make no mean pile.
The Presbyterian Concert.
AS heretofore announced the Concert
or the new Presbyterian Church at
Chester" will take placein said Church
N Thursday evening of this week. It
promises to be quite success.
sor Holiday Goods.
Mr.. W. B. Penn departed from our
own on Tuesday morning last, for New
FORK, where he will spend ten days or
vo weeks in the selection of goods for
1e rapidly approaching holidays.
lev. DR.. Girardeau.
This distinguished divine, assisted by
,e Rev. S. L. Morris, will dedicate the
ew Presbyterian Church at "Chester"
Sunday next. On Sunday night DR..
irardeau will preach at Trenton.
Without Rain:
H. T. Wright, Esq, made this year on
Il acre patch, fourteen bales of cotton.
Veiaging little over four hundred ,
~ 'unas nc asahtIHbbiss si +.
ne Oid Bonham Place. i
Nessrs. r. L Mclaughlin and Jas.
Culbreath have purchased jointly
9 " Bonham Place" on Saluda river,
Edgefield County, for $1,000 cash.
le place contains 1900 acres.-New- ..
rry Observer. a
lccessful. Q
The Missionary Sale and dinner a. g g
was a pleasant and successful b
casion. Rev. Mr.. Hundley delivered b
happy address to the Woman's Mis- :.
onary Society. The Johnston circuit +
scoring successful year in missionary S
fort. c
nwise Pistol Handling. Il
Unwise, and-as in so many cases
al! On Thursday or Friday last, on y
9 plantation of VIM. Lott, Esq, two
lies from Johnston, two little negro
'ys were playing with pistol, and, in {
o end, one of them was shot and
He'd.
'hn X. Abney, Esq. :,
John r. Abney. Esq, recently of fSouth I
!rolina, has located in Few York. His V
dress is so Wall street. Mr.. Abney +"
a good lawyer and most estmable o
ntleman. he has pluck, energy and o
ility. The Chrons.le wishes him sue. c
IS in his new field.-Augusta Chronicle y
rom Birmingham.
Mr.. A. A. Clisby, now citizen of the
IN nderfullygrowing town of Birming-
m, Ala, is now in Edgefield, on WIS., n
to his sisters, and to see after real estate u
,ich he still OWNS here. Helooks we'll
d prosperous and gives amazing ac-
UNITS of the great Southern city OF iron
d coal. - g8
ume and Spurs. u
At the tilt of the Edgefield Husssrs at
Inham's Spring, on Saturday last, Mr. 4
lille Dobey kept the white plume Fl
lich he has long worn. And this Of B
nrse gave him the spurs also. A love-
bride, -yaving white plume, and I
ded spurs, all in one fortnight! Gal n
~ Jkpi0ht!
We hear of q very distressing casualty
Modoc. In the early part of last week, g
title boy of ten or eleven years of age, 7
on of Mr.. P. r. Wate, while working Z
put tho cotton gin, was caught in the 4
It Of the driving wheel and beaten to, n
lth before he could be extricatad No lw