Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-05-26
First Glass.

UllluSS ll5Gllet way vi 1louSSaotia ieA
ing goods from tlrst-class man at
second-class prices, so to the immense
furniture house of Geo. j. Fargo, 63O
Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. See card
in another column.
Society Gossip.
Mrs. Clara Shealy, nee Durlsoe, is
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Abney Minis and her daughter,
Miss Mary, were in town Monday.
Mrs. Newton Fair was also in our
little city on Monday.
Miss Emmie Richardson spent Sun
day with the homo folks.
Miss Mabel Baxter, of Augusta, is
visiting Miss Leila Anderson.
Miss Dora Dorm, of Pleasant Lane, is
visiting friends in Edgefeld.
Maj. Dehon, of the News and Courier.
spent Thursday and Friday of last
week in Edgefeld canvassing for that
paper.
Rev. P. j. Kinard, son of the late c.
w. Kinard, assisted in conducting
divine services in the Opera House
last Saturday.
The Rev. Mr.. Wynne, State Secreta-
rv of the Y. M. G.. A.. was over in Edge
field on Friday.
Laugh Master General Whittle,. of
Mine Creek, spent Thursday in Edge
field.
Davis w. Padgett, of Ridge Spring,
offers for County Commissioners this
week. Davis is good one.
j. M. Proctor, of Dyson's, is out for
School Commissioner. John Proctor
is good man and would make an ex-
cellent Commissioner.
Miss Mamie Addison gave her Sun
day School pupils a delightful ice
cream treat one ev ening last week.
Uncle George Turner is out fol
Sheriff this week-a most estimable
citizen.
DR.. w. B. Jennings, Sr., is at home
again from a visit to Dornyille.
Mrs. Avory Bland visited her sister,
in-law, Mrs. Schumpert, last week.
Major Wyatt Holmes, of Red Hill
and his lovely little daughter, were il
town on Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Beckham, nee Saunders
OF Charleston, is visiting Miss Twee
Hill.
Mr.. John Lake leaves for Rhode
Island this week to attend session O
the Y. NJ. G. A. In those regions.
The editor of the Edgefield Chron
icle ate four saucers of ice cream OF
last Thursday at one sitting, and still
complains that republics are migrate
full.
L. Mack. from the edge of Sodom
was in town on Friday.
Mr.. Abney Walker, of Elmwood
wocshipped at our Baptist church OF
Sunday.
j Miss Jennie Dorm, of Meeting Street
is visiting Mrs. Bland in our town.
Maj. Sam Tompkins, of Columbia
was in town Saturday.
4 Mr.. Felix Walker, of Elmwood, wa
also in town On Saturday. Mr.. Wal
ker's red oats are the wonder of tn
: country side.
! Mrs. E. T. Walker, of Beaufort, i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julial
Strother.
Mrs. Powell, of New York, is visit
ing her son, Mr.. Fred Powell, fou
miles north of Edgefeld.
Capt. Lewis Jones lies very ill at hi
home in Buncombe.
Mr.. James Jones, of the Ridge, visit
ed his father, Capt. Lewis Jones, las
week.
Mrs. Jno. C. Swearingen, of Horn
Greek, sister of Hon. Geo. D. and Go
Tillman, was in Edgefield on Saturda
last.
4 Mr.. w. A. Reynolds, one of old Hill
Y ler's:: most thrifty farmers, was in on
t little city ou Tuesday.
Mr.. Willie Walker, we regret
: learn, is quite i'll at the home of h
sister, Mrs. R. 7. Parks.
> DR.. Glover Tompkins's little so
Jimmie, is quite ill. 1t is hoped th'
= the little sufferer will soon be we
again.
Messrs. David Denny and sumpt'
Mitchell, of Johnston, were in Edg
field on Sunday last.
a Pm. Livingston, most worthy cit
zen of Newberry, but native of Edg
field, was in town on Saturday last.
e Mr.. Charles Dobson, who has bee
e spending few days in the Founta
v City, returned to Edgefield on Mo
;e day.
y Mrs. j. NJ. Smyly and beautiful lit
le girl Grace, were up from Johnston
d Saturday, and spent the day with Nj
n John Schumpert.
IS A Request.
Id I would most respectful
y request that after cleaning 9
: the shrubbery in our larg