Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-12-01
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Rev. j. P. Mealing was in town
last Saturday. !,
Messrs. w. d. Ramey and a: =.
Covar left this week to attend ~. d.
Gourtsin Columbia.
Mr. r. &. Fox, our popular jew.
eller, now keeps for sale sheet:
mnsic for piano, organ, etc.
sh &. sss sa h Rs
Ssss Ysst. sasa'9
Mr.. Hugh Anderson has been
basled out of jail in the sum OF
So, 900, Solicitor Nelson making
no objection.
Married, BY Dr.. w, q: Thinner
mad, on. 17th INST, Mr.. James
Kneece and Miss Lizzie Ride
hoover, all Of Edgefeld county.
EMr. IRA P. Culbreath, of Cole.
mans, was in town on Tuesday OF
!. this week. Mr.. Cu1breath, We are
glad to know, will soon remove TO
our town.
Services in the Opera House
commence tomorrow, Thursday;
The noted evangelist, Fife, Will.
have charge Of the meeting. Every
body is invited.
Married, by Df. ". 81 Thinner
man, at the reside of the brides.
mother on 18th inst, Mr.. Paul B.
Derrick and Miss Sallie Williams
allof Edge6eld county.
Mr. Geo. f. Martin and Miss
Alice Kinard, daughter.of the late
Hon. C. w. Kinard, we're married
on the 18th inst, at the home Hf
the bride, near Ninety Six, All OF
Edgefeld county.
Mr.. P. f. Ryan, who has charge
of the road working between Mr..
Ben Rambo'e and Horns Creek
Church, has put the road in ex-
cellent condition, better than for
4 long time, and ne commend his
example to the road overseers
throughout the county.
Who would be surprised if cot
ton should go up to 70 cents be-
fore it starts down again? Is there
any chance for it to fall in price
before the next crop is gathered2
The best authorities opened the
season by predicting that the crop
would be 5000, 900, then they drop
ped to II, then Z, then g., then s,
and now Bradstreet says 5,oOo.ooo
is all he can go.
d 4 ! - T..
Door-Keeper Whittle.
The daily papers have it that
Thos. w. Little is the door-keepes
Of the State Senate, but every ybody
Knows it to be Whittle-Thoa. wv.
Whittle, of Edgefeld-and by the
way the best door-deeper that ever
kept door or asecret.
+ ..Go Slow. Peurifoy.
s MI. D. b. Psurifey has been
lected Journal Clerk of the State
s sanaff q euasad
Inv Who 3. hile 3 member OF the
s3 Honss some years ago, caught hold J
sssofs ;i John G. Haskell's coat-talls and
made him go slow, hence his name
$50 Slow Peurifoy.
Good Collections.
The Farmers Rank, Of this place
has made excellent collections thl'
season, the best for the three year.
Of it's existence, andis day by ola.
enlarging its connections and IN
creasing It's capital. aSolid as
rock. and sound as a dollar" is tn
motto of this institution.
Judge, Resident.
Edgefeld has now judge resl
dent in the person of Maj. Ernes
Cary: something that has nc
been the case within the memor
of the Oldest inhabitants OF on
town. The last elected to the benc
from this county was Chancellc
Carroll. and he, as condition pre-
cedent to his election, was require
to remove to Columbia. Judge Gar
will not remove to Columbia, b'
will remain at home, except whe
on the circuit. His term begll
in.June next, and his first sittir
on the wool-sack will be at Can
den. Judge Gary, we salute thee.:
Mrs. Jackson covar.
Mrs. Elizabeth eovar, widoye
the late Jackson Covar. died az =
residence in our town on as lss
Thursday morning, aged saAsy :;
seven years, and was buriel N =, :,
village cemetery on Friay, 4 =
- Rev. ]. N. Booth prea6lns l., :,
funeral sermon. Mrs. covaI =;
been a member of he bape'
chnrch for many yeaks previous.