Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-06-30
The List of Candidates.


sEeachers' Institute.
!. 1.-THE Teachers Institute adjourned
on last Friday. Professors Lanham,
Rankin, and Spessard have left very
pleasant and lndelible impression, OF
themselves and their work, on our.
community. We never had a Teachers
Institute at Edgefeld until the Till
man regime came in. Wonder If Ben
Tillman had anything to do with it..
Cotton Bloom.
{ Mr.. T. Il. Minor, of Coopers town
ship. sent us "a cotton bloom on the
s2lst inst. Ihe fields are now full OF
cotton blooms. Master George Reece,
son<of urfellow townsman Mr.. J. w.
Reece. also sent US one on the goth
inst. BY the way wasn't that joke
about reducing the acreagein cotton?
8 It's beginning to dawn on us'as such.
+ DR.. S. Lander.
This gentleman who was in charge
of the Teachers Institute that held its
sessions in this place last, week has
!. been doing good SO long that his
countenance shows it. When man
has been saying pleasant things and
Kind things, and doing good things
and true things for score of years,
he cannot hide his light nnder and
belinda cold exterior; it beams up and
shines forth in every glineament of
his face and marks him as one OF ma
ture'r rnoblemen. S
Non Comatibus In Swampo.
q We. are happy to state that the two
mosquitoes which rode up on cold
Tumbiinn when this road was first
opened, all went off with Capt;
s Gfsnse.kersWheH he rel turned tolthe low "
!: conn Iosqnit toes feed on hlalaria
4 4 fos f q Steady diet, the human form
y diyiEIe being, desert. There few mos
q quitses had beer: sent out as Caleb 4 and 1t
joshua j were, sent ont BIZ the Children
sael,to spy out the promised lar d
Tkey have returned and reported
nsrysnssarian and the happy conse-
queTce is that we have to report "nary
mosauito.".-.
= Ratfer Mail Schedule.
Wien ss0ld Tumblin" took off
daily train from her line anc
reduced our town to one train anc
one mail day, and that at the
most inconvenient hour, we knew
/ something was going to happen
N1hineteenth century town coulc
stand that sort of thing. Well, t.
shorten the. story, Capt. W. FL
Brunson went to work in the inter
estof- the.town to better things, ant
tosdayreFuesday, has shown u
atelegram from Mail .Superin
tendentY Yerren to the effect that h
will be here on Wednesday to Sc
if SEdgefsld cannot have bette
mail fecilites.
Methodist Entertainment.
onnext Tuesday night the ladies {
ouryiilige Methodist Church wi
giSearentertainment in the Y. M. {
AaHsA. This entertainment will t
a usntuhfssin.. parvo, an ice creal
festival, tableaas, ,recitations etc. III
most enjoyable feature of the occasio
will be the butterfly drill, the butterfiie
being little girls dressed SOFAS to loo
as much like butterflies and angels q
little girls can be made to look. Th
object of the entertainment is to rails
funds for the completion of the Meti
odist, Church already thing
beauty, but which.promises to be whe
finished, the thing of beauty in a
Edgeaeld. The admission fee will
only 25 cents, an Investment, kir
reader, you will never regret.
Personal Mention.
Miss Chloe Watson, of Ridge Sprir
is visiting her uncle, Rev. A.
Watson.
Misses Emma Daniel and Lid
Ready paid short visit to friends
town last week.
Miss Lille Jones. has returned fro
avery, pleasant trip to relatives
.sBatesburg.
i: yMesses Walter Bland, Tom La
lam. Albert and Ed Minis, Joe Ca
telou and Ben Holland are takins
weeks vacation on the classic banks
sleepy Greek with teuts, guns, die
novels etc. Tom Lanham, a grum,
married man, will cbaperone t
sskfds.s
Messes B. w. Crouch and No
Riilehoover, two handsome and int
lectual young gentlemen of the Den
section, were in Edgefield Tuesday.
Miss Tweet Hill returns home II
weekfrom an extended visit to frien
in Columbia.
We regret to learn that n
Willie Walker lies extremely ill
his home near Pleasant Lane.
Messrs. Johnnie and Jimn
Boykin and little Marie will lea
for Abbeville next week ona vi
tostheirsister, Mrs. Calhoun.