Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-12-22
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Esxs a eloertiser'' neet meek.
That miserable grip is again on on
8 visit to sE dgefeld.
IN to date this has been the
mlldest winter since 1883.
Mr. John Mobley and Jim Griffin
are visiting friends in Edgeheld.
All Edgefeld, county and town,
Is ssstuckS s on Hotel Edgefeld.
We regret to-hear Of the illness '
of Mrs. r. ii. Minis in Buncompe.' :
Il looks now, at this writing, as
/ IL we shall hayo a green Christmas.
Mad dogs are on the rampage; !;
several have been seen in our town
during the past tweek.
MAKE the old ADVERTISER q q
Ghriatmas present by paying up
your subscription.
MI. j. A. G. Jones, executor OF
{ a. Jones, deceased, adyertises four
notes, lost or mislaid.
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rIanny and content is a home With "The Ro-
Oh ester =, a lamp with the light OF the motIinS.
For Catalogue, write Rochester, Lamp 20. 'se~
York.
a little better mail and passen.
= ger schedule is now being operated
by aOld Tumblin." May it con-
finue.
j. VIM. Thurmond, Esq, has
(Neen. elected attorney for the
IEounty Commissioners.
|H Mr.. las. E. Hart has moved into
Ia new and handsome cottage on
he Boulevard Edgefeld.
Mr.. Ira P. Culbreath has been
etained by Clerk of Court John
Hill to assist him in his Office.
[3sYou can get the ADVERTISER and
HE Cosmopolitan, one OF the best
HE the Illustrated monthlles, both
|bne year for $3.50.
Mr.. Coleman, contractor at the
rock quarry, has, hired seventy-fve
|convicts from the psnitentiary.
They will arrive in a few days.
Mr.. WsW. Watson, son of Rev.
[A. B. Watson, is at home from
(Wofford for the holidays. Whit is
now q bright and shining Junior.
Mr. w. A. strom is reading law
IN the Office of a. S. Tompkins,
ESQ. Will is already a pretty good
lawyer without looking intoa book.
Applications are being received
daily by Maj. Anderson for board
lathe dHotel Edgefield," the last
application being from Pittsburg.
PA.
Messrs. Jas. P. Killebrew and
| (Alonzo Sawyer, of the Monitors
fstaff, were in town on Saturday
Iast.
Mr.. John G. Caughman, of
eCaughmans, was in town on Fri
day paying tax for himself and
peighbofs.
Mr.. J. M. Gaines, of Gaines's,
fwas in town on laat Friday, attend
Eing the meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Association.
Mr.. A. r. Nicholson advertises
fcr sale his valuable plantation on
Turkey Greek. Will sell in parcels
For as q whole. See advertisement
Herewith.
Mr.. John E. Partlcw, one of the
Ebrainy and sturdy farmers of Kirk
seys, was in town on Saturday last.
u genial and -whole-souled fellow
Eis John Partlow.
Il Mayor Chasee who was shot by
tLamar dice the day after the
shooting. Mr.. CASTOR is still in
|critical condition, but hopes are
kentertained of hi. ultimate re-
(covery.
Services by Presiding Elder
Hodges in our village Methodist
EChurch on next Sunday, Christmas
EDay. There will also be the regu-
! lar services in our other churches.
There is a lady in Edgefeld who
washes the faces of her children.
! 80 often and 80 vigorously that she
! has taken the skin off in spots,
but what's her name and where's
Iher home, We dinna care to tell:
Mr.. G. L. Duvall, of Augusta,
representing the Augusta Lumber
eCompany, "ths great and only"
twas In town on Monday. This
COMPANY furnished the material
used in the "Hotel Edgefeld."
In accordance with the sugges-
ton of P. B. Mayson, Esq, of our
local bar, q bill has been intro
ducedin the Legislature requiring
judges to notify the Governor to
that effect if for any reason they
may be unable to fill their regular