Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-02-28
LOCAL ITEMS.
Churches,


will preach at Stevens Greek. The Rev.
S. L. Morris will preach at Johnston in
the forenoon, and al Edgefeld at night.
The Rev, D. D. Dantzler will preach at
Harmony in the forenoon, and at John
ston at night. The Rev. N N. Burton
will preach at Sardis. The Rev. A. M
Chrei,zberg will preach at Spanus in the
forenoon, and at RIDGE Spring in the af-
ternoon. The Rev. J, D. Bowles will
preach at Trinity. The Rev. J. K. FAINT
will preach Mt Mountain Greek. The Rev.
J. P. Mealipg will preach at Bethlehem,
Clark's Hill. The Rev. G. w. Bussey Will
preach at Plum Branch. The Rev. J. w.
Barr will preach at Rarr's Chapel. The
Rev. ]. Ware Brown will preach at Re
) hobotn in the forenoon, and at Bethel IN
the afternoon. The Rev.. S. Jordan will
preach at Mt Moriah. The Rev. J. Wal
ter Dickson will preach at Gassaway in
the forenoon, and at Bethlehem IN the
afternoon. The Rev. ]. NJ Rushton will
preach at Emory The Rev. J. G. Abney
will preach ct zoar. The Rev. G. F. Will
liams will preach at Ridge Spring. The
Rev. ]. K. Pace will preach at Bates
burg
Rev. Lrcius Cuthbert.
This gentleman will lecture on tenn
gzRrwrncs to-night-Wednesday 5th. lie
: ,irs'+rin the Court House.
New Hussars.
At their meeting on Saturday last, the
Eigefeld Hussars elected the following
gentlemen as new members: g. w. Med
lock, G. n Evans and ". W. Butler.
Quarterly Meeting.
The first Quarterly Meeting upon the
Edgefeld Circuit, for 1884, will he held in
our Methodist Church or Saturday and
Sunday next-the Rev. A. Coke Smith
presiding.
The Episcopal Ladies'.
The failure Us regards the session Of
Court having deprived theseladies of the
opportunity of holding one of their adj
verlised dinners, they will givo said din
ner on Monday, the 18th.
Parksri;Ie Mission.
The Rev. MIR. Bsthea has charge, this
year, OF The Methodist churches of the
Parksville Mission. He is represented to
us as young gentleman Of high tone,
full Of piety, promise and push.
Rem Your TucKs LensthwIse.
Tucked suits still remain popular They
arc now tucked lengthwIss instead Of
across, which makes them very substan-
tial Cor use We fad good many dark
blue Alnnel skirts with the tucks stitched
with red silk-DemoreSt.
Ordination.
The new church at Modoc has set apart
the 4!h Sunday CT the present month Ior
the ordination Of her recently elected dea-
cons Messrs. P. r. Wate and c. j. Holmes
The Rev. A P. Norris will preach the or
diuation se.non.
The Adjuster.
The adjrster of The Georgia Home Fire
Insurance Company has been in Edgefc!d
since the Sheppard fire, and very soon, if
we are not misin!ormed, Lieut. Gov Shep-
pari will receive $3.50 of the $4,000
named in bis policy.
They Resume.
Speaking of the late fire at Johnston,
the Noni:1r says: Mr., Rauton will re-
sumo business in Messrs. Turner Bros.
wooSsa store-house just below their brick
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Howard House
Martyrs of the War.
In the latest chapter Of Capt. Bnnch's
history, he recounts the death of Orderly
Sergeant Cothran, of David Quarles. OF
Thomas A. Sego, of Mad. Adams, Of Capt.
Humphries and the wounding Of Capt
Nat. Butler, of Thomls Lanham, OF George
Broadwater.
Dedication at Moduc.
The Union Meeting Of the lst Division
will convene with the new church at Mo
doc on the 9TH Saturday; and Sunday in
this month, and this occasion has been Sc
lec.ed for the dedication Of the said
church. The Rev. DR.. Charles Manly, of
Greenvi!e, has promised 10 be present and
preach the dedication sermon.
In Horror AWAY:
When we asked Senator Callison on
salesday to come into our saaclum and
recount to US further particulars of the
great cyclone, he replied: God forbid
My soul turns in horror away from the
subject. The details would he more har-
rowing than the first general reports
Suffice it 10 say that scarcely the hall mas
been told "
Worthy of All Admiration.
The brave, persistent aud untlrlng ell
forts Of our cc!ored citiz2ps on the occa-
sion of the burning Of Lisut.Gov. Sbep-
pards house, are worthy of all admiration,
all commendation. They seemed to be
filled with spirit Of generosity and self,
sacrifice. Their skins are dusky, but there
must be q large share of whiteneSs in souls
that can evince go much of high humanity
Chappelps But Uttered Waste.
The aspect Of the spot where, three
weeks ago, stood the happy village Of
Chappelps described TO US on sales
day by our friends VIM. Clary, Ira Cul-
breath and R. NJ Webb-must be DESC
late to the last degree-harrowing to the
eye and To the mind. Not one stone left
upon another A dreary waste of RUBBISH
spars and splinters A terrible exemphtl-
cation of the vicissitudes Of this mortal