Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-03-31
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AM g-hurrah that's tellin'!
An, q tbunderation swcllia'
OF the chorus frsm.the crowd.
Executive: Committee.
Don't forget the meeting of the Ex.
ecutiye Committee on next Monday the
4th of April.
lstrayed or Stolen.
Mr.. a. g. QUITS, of the Dorn's hill
section, has lost a mule. Sees his ad.
yertisement of the same in this issue
New Post, Office.
Anew post Office has been established
: as Mr.. Willie Reels, near old 'Duntons'
vile. The new Office is to be called
Gleora and Will be supplied with 8
tri-weekly mail.
A Splendid Sermon.
Mr. :Plowden preached q splendle
sermon the Presbyterian church OF
last Sunday. We have heard more
than one speak of it in terms Of the
highest praise. The subject was the
duty of wives to their husbands.
True aad Tried
Mr. John R. Durisoe has just re.
turned from Atlanta whither.he went
to purchase the Alliance newspaper
outfit. Mr.. Durisoe is AN excellent
printer, and a Democrat, Soul and body
mo thirGpartyin himsor about him
Church Appointments.
Rev. w. @. Power, the presiding
elder. Of this district, has made the fol-
loving appointments for April: Lees
vile, Rehoboth, End and 3rd; Red
Bank, 10th; Johnston, Harmony, 18th
and 18th sBatesbdrg, Ridge: Spring,
s2srd and 23th; Edgefteld, McKendree
Soth and May /. 50
"a Splendid Line.
Capt. Geo. B. Lake, life and fire in
;surance agent at this place, represents
splendid line of companies, eight in
all. You cannot make mistake no
matter which one you select. The list
embraces companies in England, Ger
many, New York, Connecticut, and
Michigan. See change in Capt. Lakes
advertisement this week.
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The Anderson Intelligencer tells us
that aMr. Henry Meriwether, of Edge
field county, is spending few days in
{ Andersen: taking orders for "Shepp's
Photographs We bespeak now for
one Of Shepp's Kodak. snap shots OF
the September convention at the mo-
ment when the tellers announce that
Benjamin Ryan has got the coon. and
gone
AHard Lick.
In shis sermon on last Sunday Mr.
Booth Said that a barroom keeper OF
our town had the: effrontery recently
to:tells him that sif it, wasn't for the
patronage receive from the Baptists
Methodlsts, Presbyterians, and Epis-
4copalians, I would have to. go out OF
the business This is a hard lickfon
the protesting Christians, but there is
more truth than, poetry in the stats- stats+
.ment,of the barkeeper. @
wholesale Rates "a. :,
Cousin George Adams, Of Golfers
Township, says that every man in his
township GALL for Tillman) is going to
run for Office, and he has been ap-
pointedsa committee of one to see the
8 ADyERTrsER about wholesale rates for
announcing them, We hereby agree
to putin the whole of Golfers Town
ship for 25 cents head, G, 0. D.;
where half a township runs, (aE for
Tillmana we'll put 'em in for 80 cents
head. The man bringing the names
and the money goes in free.
MoreDogs Than Days.
Speaking recently of the numerous
candidates for Office in these degener-
ate times we remarked to our old
friend, DIR. w. D. Jennings, that every
dog had his day, to, which the old doc
tor responded: eyes, Tom, that used
to be so. before the war, but now there's
more dogs than days. In this year
1892, you know there are 366 days, and
there are 900 dogs; 500 into 366 won't
go, Therefore some of the dogs won't
have ans days. 1 could say more about
this thing, but there's no use making
the dogs mad"
Edgefeld Wins.
nthe contest had in our town last
Saturday between. the boys Y. M. G. A
baseball club of Augusta and the
Edge6eld boys Y.M. G. A. club, Edge
field was victorious bya score of "a te
1s. Messrs. Bondurant, Morris, Dun
bar, Saxon, White Goodyear, D'Antig,
nae, Jowett and Cohen made up the
Augusta club. The Edgefeld boys
werc:NE. l.. Addison, captain, Ton
Carwile,, John Boykins James Boykin
Lewis Jones, Frank Fair, sherod Ken
neuy, Sltorter Watson, and Louder
Butler ~
He Plants Chickens
Mr.. NJ. C. Jackson, living seven miles
west of.Edgefeld, in the Red Hill sec
tion. brought to townon Monday o
this week. fifty dozen eggs, the produce
of two weeks from, his 40 hens. 81
feeds one'and a.half pecks of;cefn ant
peas mixed, per day. Two weeks ag'
he sold forty dozen, and asa fconse
auence of his success in the chickel
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