Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-10-27
.Edgefield Adv ertiiser

Edg efield Adv vertiiser
Two Daily Trains.
The long promised train has
been put upon our road aud we
now have tive trains per- diem.
Methodistservic
Rev. 7. e.. Herbert, of Johnston,
will preach in our village Methodist
Church on Sunday morning next.
second-Hand Engine.
Doscher & Co., 600 Broad Street
Augusta, Ca, advertise this week
a second hand four horse Bigelow
Engine. 1t will be sold very low.
Cotton Futures.
Beware of the cotton buyer who
looks ssknowing" about cotton
futures, for he doesn't know any
thing about it.
Gala Week.
Our railroad will sell tickets 70
Charleston during Gala Week, in
Charleston, from Oct. 31st to Nov.
9Th, for i cent per mile for the
round trip.
r1I,ona1
There Will be a special service
at Barr's chapel on next Sunday,
being the final service for that
church, Of the Rev. NJ. 81. Pooser,s
four years pastorate.
The Devil Grins.
The devil grins when he sees a
member Of the church, of the
persuasion of the Pharisees, who
makes long-winded prayers and
does not pay his debts, and who Is
always looking for flies in another,s
oilment.
Cooper Limestone Graduate.
Miss Matte L. Padgett, second
daughter of the late Tillman Pad
gett, and sister of Cashier Pad
gett, will graduate the first week
in November at Cooper-Linestone
Institute.
Last Notice.
All 1891 papers, unpaid by the
4th day of November, will be
Sturned over to the Sheriff for fore
closure. ALI other papers and ac-
counts will be put in the hands of
an attorney on Nov. 18th.
E. J. NoRRrs.
Hollingsworth Alliance.
ALI the members and ex-mem-
bers of this order are earnestly re-
quested to attend meeting to be
held in the ADVERTISER Office on
Saturday the 18th of November
next, as matters of vital import
ance are to be discussed.
Mr.. Jack Owdom Dead.
Mr.. Jack OWdom, whose throat
was cut by a negro while coming
home from Augusta, an account
of which is published in the
ADVERTISER two weeks ago, died
last Wednesday from the effects of
the wound. The miscreant who
did the fatel deed has never been
caught.
MIR. Courtney's Enterpr
Mr.. G. B. Courtney is now erec-
ting a new building on the vacant
lot in our town which lies at the
forks ofthe Columbia and Trenton
roads. This gentleman will also
put up a grist mill in connection
with the plaher, he will also man
ufacture all kinds of house finish
ing ma terial. The grist will, is GER
tainly filling long felt want, Zone
of the longest felt wants indeed,
that Edgefeld has ever felt.
Won't somebody else fill, another
one?
Petit Jurors, LIST Week.
TW Thurmond, j v Cooper, w w
Tinsley, Jas L McKie, S D Black,
Amos Riley, David P Butler, L E
Glanton, j M C Kinard, ] B Seigler
Wa Gilchrist, r G Able WI
Holmes John F Atkins, ] 81 Bussey,
.LV Claxton J B Thurmond, R S
Anderson, J A Lott, w L Quattle-
baum, W. 81 Brooks, F P Hollings-
worth, C A Wells, w R Perry, T G
Strom, R T Lanier, M C Horn, ] G
Plum j P Addie, ] C Buzzard, John
R Williams, w L Johnson, ] K
Devore, j w Devore, R P Johoson
M G Parker.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Eb Bland was in town on
Sunday.
Mr.. Trib Davis, of Columbia,
was in Edgefeld last week.
Miss Ashley, of Augusta, is
visiting Miss Mamie Addison.
Capt. Greneker has returned to
his first love, the Edgefeld-Alken
run.
Mr.. Lee Etheredge, the Leesville
Apollo, spent short time in our
town last week.
Miss Mollie Dean, of Dorn's
Mill, is spending some time with