Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-09-01
Edgefield Advertiser

Mr.. James Minnick, of Elmwood,
was in Edgefeld on Sunday.
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Mr.. A. G. QUITS, of Elmwood adver-
ties a.yoke of young oxen for SALE
Miss Jamie Carwile, of John
ston, was in town this week.
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Miss Emma Flnney paid Edge
field short visit this week.
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Mr.J.s. McCreight, Of the Johnston
Monitor, was in the city on Saturday.
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Mr.. Scurry lately assistant marshal,
is now our Efficient night watchman.
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Miss Mamie Dobey, of Augusta, is
spending some time with Mrs. J. B.
Tompkins.
Miss Eloise Anderson, of Spartan
burg,.is visiting her, sister, Mrs. w.
L.Dunoyant.
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Miss Mamie Boozer, a lovely young
lady from Columbia, is visiting Miss
Mamie. Norris.
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Miss Emmie Richardson has re-
turned to- Edgeaeld after several
weeks vacation.
Our popular and fascinating young
friend Miss Muriel Timmons is visiting
at Daniels and Red Bank.
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The Edgefleld- Oil Mill has been
cleaned and repaired preparatory to
doing abig fall business.
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Don't forget or neglect the Ice cream
festival on next Tuesday night in Mr..
John L. Addison's yard.
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Politics having been retired to the
rear for season: now is the time to
sow barley and turnips.
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Mr.. Edward Strother, of Batesburg,
is visiting his uncles, Messrs w. II.
and E.. Il. Folk in Buncombe.
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Miss Efie Sheppard returned last
week from q visit to her aunt, Mrs
Emma Mobley, at Reu Band.
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Mr. Arthur Youngblood, from the
classic banks of Hard Labor, was in
town last week.
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Mr.. Charlie 8. Thomas, of the Frank
lin section, is now in the employ of
the Arlington Hotel. See his card.
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Sam Colgan says that the reason
chickens are bigger than they use to
be is Clat lueJ uIC oAuSAs
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Misses Mary and Anna Butler were
christened in the village Episcopal
Church on Sunday evening last.
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Miss Name Lake and Mrs
Holson spent Monday at
Johnston.
Mrs. A. S. S.Tompkins, who has been
paying an extended visit to Ridge
= Spring and Newberry, has returned
home.
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Fifteen members were added to the
Dry Creek Church last week under the
ministrations of Revs. Bradford and
Booth.
Commencing last Sunday night, Mr.
Booth is now preaching a series Of
sermons, five in all, on the "Prodisa
Son."
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Our village high school will probably
omen at the usual time, but as yet We
have had no information about the
matter.
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Mr.. Walton Fuller and his sister
Miss Louise, of Liberty Hill, who have
been visiting in town have returned
home.
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Miss Maggie Sue Tannahill, the
charming daughter of Mr.. Samuel
Tannahill, of Augusta, is visiting
friends in Edgeheld.
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In Edgetleld County the public
roads are tolerably good in dry weather
and in wet weather you can't worl
them, so let us be content.
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Mr.. Eugene Bates, one of Green
ville's merchant princes, was il
town on Saturday on visit to hi
mother, Mrs. l.. j. Bates.
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D. H. Tompkins, Esq, Gov. Tillman'
private secretary is i'll with typhoi
fever and his brother, Mr.. Jas. +
Tompkins, has been summoned to hi
bedside
Mr.. Jim Richards, who has beer
visiting in Edgeheld several days
returned to his home in Augusta OF
Saturday, accompanied by our hand
some young giant, Mr.. Charlie Dobson
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Mrs. Annie Cothran, of Rome, Ga
is visiting Mrs. Leila Tompkins
Mrs COlhran is daughter of Mr.. ia: