Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1884-10-09

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Rev. G. +. Williams will preach at Ridge
Spring. The Rev. W. T. Hundley viii
preach at Johnston. The Rev. j.. X
Pace will preach at Batesburg.
Patronize Them! .s,-
Hold up the hands of the Baptist Ia
dies on Wednesday and Thursday nights
Hymen's Torch at Harmony.
Hymen's torch will burn brightly II
Harmony Church on Thursday afternoon
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Tabieaux. &s - ~
Exquisitely beautiful tableaux at the
entertainment of the Baptist ladies or
Wednesday evening. d
Senator Butler.
Senator NJ. C. Butler returned home
sick from the campaign on Sunday last
He is still unwell g'
A Screaming Farce.
An absolutely screaming farce at the
entertainment of the Baptist ladies on
Thursday evening.
Abating.
The scarlet fever, which, in q very mild
form, has been prevailing on the Ridge
lately, is now perceptibly abating.
Refreshments.
Delicious light misunderstanding
costing more than 10 cts-at the two en-.
tertainments of tie Baptist ladies this
week. "a
Immersion.
On Saturday afternoon last, the Rev
II. A. Whitman baptized five young per-
sons into the communion of our Baptist
Church.
The May Queen. i
Tennyson's May Queen with lovely
music and charming scenic effects. at the
Baptist ladies' entertainment on Wednes-
day evening. =.-s.l
Dime Reading.
The next Dime Reading Of the Baptist
Ladies series will take place on Friday
evening Of this week, at the residence q
Mrs. Gen Evans.
Prices of Admission.
The prices of admission 10 the enter.
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tainments of the Baptist ladies. are sc
cents for grown people; 25rccnts fol
children under twelve years of age. :
Plano-Tuning.
Mr.. Jasper CLARK, too well known among
cur people to need word of eulogy( &m
!! us Is iii ss... f5va this week, CO..
repair and tune pianos. i.2aY
The Broom Drill. gSsSEas
The broom drills lovely girls-at tht
entertainment of the Baptist ladies or
Thursday evening, will be the brightest
most beautiful, most novel thing ever seer
in Edge6eld.
A Stalwart Boy.
One day last week, our young FRIEND
George Lake, sixteen year old son of Mi
Felix Lake, picked 362 lbs. of cotton
And then played casino two hours will
his sisters before he went to bed.
knights of Honor.
We are requested to urge all member:
of the Edgefeld Lodge Of Knights Q
Honor to be present at the meeting of th'
third Thursday night in this month. I'm
portant changes in the bylaws wall b
made at that meeting
The Pavilion Entertainment.
Due preparation is being made: for tb
NJ usical and Dramatic Entertainment T.
be given at the Hussar Pavilion, for th
benefit of HighvieH Church. on the eve
ming of October 30th. 1t promises to b
an occasion of rare novelty and uncom
mon brilliancy.
| Saiuda Hay.
In chatting with our esteemed friend
Trial Justice VIM. C.!ary, of Saluda!' Econ
cerning crop prospects, on Monday last
he told us that son of his had, during
the week before, cut 1000 lbs. of first
class native hay. Mr.. Clary's plantatio
adjoins that of Gov, Hagood. Noomatte
how fodder fails in that section l,s.,.r.sss
Cannot Be Idle.
The Due West Associate Reforme
Presbyterian, speaking of the Hon. JAIME
Callison's present praiseworthy designs
regard to the narrow. gauge Railroad, says
Ex-senator Canison, Of Edgefeld. is eve
ready and willing to do something goe
for his old county. Although the Senate
is out of politics. he can not be idle ar
let good opportunity to advance tt
material prosperity of Edgefield slip fro
his grasp"
Almost Done:
Uncle Caleb Watkins, with consider
, BILE auxiliary force, began actual work
: the Presbyterian Church on Monds
morning last. And already it is almo
done! Well of course that is a pleasaI
little exaggeratisn. And still, when O.
remembers how Uncle Caleb works, n
i 50 much of an exaggeration after a
Long before Christmas-we predict
new church will stand upon the Lyn
hill, beautiful and complete in all its par
Indeed for Uncle Caleb to commence
for him to .fnishi.
l Rev. j. A. Bell. =
!, = PARKsv1LLE, Sept. a23.-Bro. J.
s Bell, of Texas. has returned to this Sta
! and is now at Clark's Hill. He is I
s tive of this State. His widowed mott
i moved with hin to eastern Texas in Isl
3 where, by the labor Of his own hands,
procured home for the family. He tn