Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-07-23

Tuesdays mail brought us valuable
communications from Fort Worth, Lees
vile, Parksville. Modoc, Johnston and
NinetySix. Having given up all our avail
able space to the publication Of the agri-
cultural essays, We must beg our friends,
the writers of these concentrations, to
wait upon US until next week.
Reunion Of Co. b,
This interesting reunion will call tc.
gether in our town on Saturday next.
many gallant old cavalrymen of the army
of Virginia. Col. Miller and Lieut.. Baus-
ket will make addresses. Maytin Gri fin,
the colored barber-the best barbecue cook
in the lsnd-wlll lay sumptuous feast in
connection with this reunion, at which the
survivors and The public generally can get
lordly dinner for so cents.
This Way, President TilIman.
Capt. B. R. 4illman, President of our
Agricultural Society, is man who writes
cuarente calamo. Therefore we bespeak
OF him, very earnestly, substantial &C.
count of the proceedings at Bennettsville
with description Of that Eastern coun-
try and it's farming. In this way he might
put before the people of our County a
valuable statement of the status Of agri-
culture in our State. Nor need you abate
jot or title, Capt, of what you might
wish to say. The ADVERTISER will give
you plenty Of room
Troy va. Edgefield.
Aa9 having charmed us with min
sts@lSnd mirth on the evening OF the
30 9aaAsroy boys will on the following
day meet the Edgefeld boys on the fate.
fui diamond Who bets on Troy2 Who
bets on Edgefeld? 1t will be delightfully."-
e1citingl But horrible anxiety fills our
laboring bosom as we contemplate the
possibilities. We beseech you, Edgefeld
nine. young as you are in the business, To
60 to work at once, and, if necessary, piac-
tise your arms and legs and heads entire
ly of.
The Episcopal Entertainment
In order to give place 10 the Troy Min
strels on the evening Of the Both for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Church, the
Episcopal Entertainmentat Mrs. Wlgfall's
will be hastened on by two days. 1t will
take place on The evening Of Tuesday the
2S!h. On this occasion the Concert will
be most charming. We will mention at
random, some features of the programme.
Mrs. Milton Parker and Miss Tunie Till.
man will open it with grand piano duet
Miss Tillman will also play that most ex-
quisite of all modern salon pieces, AS.
cher's "Alice." Miss Mae Dozier, radi-
antly beautiful little debaante, who, for
80 young person. plays wonderfully well,
will render one or two lovely morceaux.
Miss Lola Kirkland. DR.. Hammet league.
DR.. Newton league and Capt M. A.
Malkert will sing many fine solos, duets
and trios, ranging from grave TO gay.
Cadet NJ. C. Butler and Mr.. Charlie Griffin,
both natural born" musicians, will ap-
pear in captivating specialties. Mrs. Mil.
ton Parker, Mrs. Dugas and Miss Emmie
Dozier will assist Mr.. James T. Bacon in
playing the accompaniments And the
operetta Of diamond Cut Diamond" will
be sung, as before 10y Mrs. Kate Cheatham
and Mr. JAS M. Cobb. On this occasion
there will be no supper or fair, but such
refreshments as ices and lemonade. Ad-
mission, for adults, SO cents; for children,
25 cents The cause in which these
Episcopal ladies and their friends labor, is,