Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-03-10
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rchltecGts w Dolby has JtiSt5 inn-
ished Teshingllng the Ed dgefeld ld Hotel
kept by our genial fellow to'wnsman
Capt. J. M. Jones.
IeaVesforNe Few orls.
Mr.. Alvin Hart leaves fer New
Yovk in a few day. to buy a stoek OF
goods for: the firms of ALVIN Hart q
Go. and E. Hart o. 20, .s:s sssz 80
Spring. -: $500
Peach and pear trees are just begin
ming to blossom unusually late, so
sslate In fact that we have joyous an IN
sticipati of, a good fruit year.
2A1illinery.
Mrs Gibson and Miss Ida CoYar
lsAlesrenioYedt their mil llinery goods to
wv. H. Turner's Store occupying
q Che apartments recently vacated by
Mrs. Leonard. 2
Batesbnrs AlliancesSto
Mr.. Joseph Etheredge has been ap-
spointed manager of the Alliance store
Ratssbnrg and has gone TO New
6tfect the arrangements,
sine.
Mr. Sidney Powell, a Northern gentle
man who lives about four miles from
SEdgefeld is planting sixty aeres in
fruit, mostly grapes, for Northern
markets.
sEJ.WllialnT Thurmond, ESQ.
J. William Thurmond, ESQ. has been
& appointed by Governor Tillman SUI
peryisor of registration for Edgefield
County. Mr. Thurmond will make a
most excellent officer.
New AIsnnbe bers.. e
Misses. tEmmie and Muriel Tim
mons and Messrs. Manly and Beaure-
gard Tinimo ons united with our vii
lage Baptist < church last Sabbath by
letter from Stevens Greek church. e
sssaef Afafet etion.
Mrs. p. Is. Sawyer, of Johnston, died
at her home in that town on Saturday
ssiast, aged about forty-one years. Mrs.
) Sawyer was most estimable woman.
She left large family to mourn their
tlossto whom we extend our profound
ssympathies.
Sale ofReal Estate.
Conductor T. B. Greneker has pur-
chased a lot from Mrs. C.. Abney, op-
sposite 5irs. Bates. The Captain got
"a: bargain, he paid only $500 for AN
I acre. Mr.. James Pau, one OF our
most artistic workmen has the con-
( tract for building q handsome house on
this lot.
wv. II. rutherford, CO.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of w. j.
Rntherford in another column, of this
issue. They keep lime, cement, plaster,
4hair, ready roofing, Windsor and.Acme
plaster, hard, SALMON and pressed
ssbrick. SW. j. Rutherford 6 Co. have a
wide reputation for fair dealing,
promptness and liberality.
Advertis Letters. =.
&S Remaining in the Post Office at Edgefeld Feb.
sysssll ! ljfss b AsSss' sy;s. Ross! osnsSi: sII:
: eS4iSC 8inrd, Mack Keller, Shipe Lake,
IR. S: odsl. Wade Osborne, G. Q: Pipnkett,
story, rs .Sullivan. Miss. Susan Angel, Miss.
z.Harfie Booker : Mrs. N. d. Bullock Mrs. Eeah
sonnaa; ls Massls pslargs, Henry 2sx.s
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,sn r.. ,,rce; 80 of tie stockholders OF
~ faln.ers .Grn and Savings Bank
xl YsrEar j. e5s m Aiken county
y i,Yflis ,erY the line; but
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- fee if'!S S:i -; II slact su'.s1 "a
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S ficgt; ;Uae',i.'a. IL y. t.,;ti.;!s 4 II,
sS5sparr I'D $50.
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Friend Ia., N,ytl. vi.o :aNr
this week, ran ,gr she LegiS =, re...:
y 1890, and his frields ,,oDy - III =,
again. 4aDag" subsciibcs 4 d..
trine that "they also seY g ori.
stand and wait;" he is waiiing 3n5
when the people of Edgetield u, $
want him, all they have to do is to sn,,
ont, having never yet flupked at thi
voice of duty, he promises/to hear tina
call though he may be- chasing the
wild boar in Cappadocia or feeding
Z fiocks on the Grampians hills.
z What Mr.. Booth Said.
On last Sunday Mr.. Booth prefacet
sthis sermon something in this wise
AL&st Sunday morning visitor wor
shipped with US, sitting about there
pointing to seat near the middle
aisle. He has told me since that HI
was:yery much annoyed and embar
rassed during the services. | won
say what you did to him. A word tt
the wise is sufficient" Every ont
present thought he was the guilt.
party, and a few. of them thought i
was She. The word to the wise wa
sufficient; and from that moment to th
heDediction all eyes were to the front
notwithstanding few late conner
were a. sore trial and temptation.
Blessed is he or. she who getteth t.
church in time to sit in the back of tn
synagogue that they may see tn
stranger Within the gates without turn
ling their heads.
y #..Re1nemb er Lots Wife,
Tn our Presbyterian church on las
Sunday the Rev. A. B. Watson preached
"a most excellent sermon from the It'll
chapter, 32nd verse of st. Luke, ere
member Lots Wife," The reverend
gentleman made practical applica
tion of the text to modern social evils
and his whole discourse, while by n,
means fanatical, certainly lnculcatet
and emphasized the necessity of righ
living and the avoidance of the latte
day rout and revel. Mr.. Watson il
fright. The tine has been in Edgefielt
gwhen to be able to dance the German
and, to- dance it; was, in the minds o
many Young ladies and ndgentlemen, tn!
open sesame to good society, but tlfi
Y better people are now looking elsewhere
for an entrance-the truth being tina
Terpsschore is at best but. an accom-
plished acrobat and wnen she joins
bands with Bacchus, of which our towr
recently mad notable instance, she be