Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-11-03
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/. L.oGAh BRE TIES.
Mr. Jeff Stradley, Of Greenville,;
was in .Edgefeld this week.
Miss JEANNE Brunson returned.
home on Friday from a trip ito
Greenwood:
M ISIS Annie Bee will leave this
week to accepts a position as teach
er.nearsC arleston.
Rev. j. N. Booth is assisting Mr..
/ Bradford in a areyival meeting at
gliEtonwara this week.
Next Monday is salesday, Mon.
day; week is Court, and Monday
Two weeks the legislature meets.
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Gentleman George Evans has
returned from AbbeYille, where he
has been op a business trip.
Mr.H. @ Talbe bert, Of Longmires,
has made this year with his own
hands 12 bales Of cotton, besides
corn and other products.
The fare TO Charleston this week
is one cent mile both ways-thlte
distance is 145 miles by the Caro-
lima, Gumb berland Gap and Chicago.
The time for paying taxes ex-
pires on the 18th of December, but
there isn'l the slightest objection
toyour paying now, if you have.
the spends
Edgefeld has a splendid market
for fish, oysters, beef and pork. On
Saturdays four fish mongers with
the lungs Of old stentor make the
echoes ring.
B. r. Glanton, Esq, of Choty, and
blythe way the only man who would
ever admit that he lives in Choty,
was in town on Tuesday and gave
our Office q pleasant call.
Mr. F.P. Hollingaworth, Of our
town, adyertises 200 bushels Of
Peterkin's Cluster cotton seed for
exchange at the rates of one bushel
for four of the ordinary sno count"
varieties.
For sporting goods. such as
breech and muzzle loading shot
guns, Winchester and other rifles,
Smith & Wesson revolvers, cart
ridges, ammunition of all kinds.
and also everything in the line OF
repairs, go to w. D. Bowen, 1928
Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. John Morgan, one of the
most prosperous farmers of the
West side, who was in town on
Monday of this week, reports
heavy and killing frosts in the
vicinity of Parksville and even
considerable ice on one or two days
oflast week. and also on Monday
of this week.
a number Of subscribers during
the past week settled up their dues
Ito the ADVERTISER, and had their
names put down on our books for
the ADVERTISER one year and the
"A 1aer.ican Farmer ODE year. all for
the pitt sun Of $50. We hope
many others of our subscribers
will do likewise on salesday and
during Court weeks.
Coming Back.
Rev. j. L. Jordan, who has been
preaching in Marlboro county the
last two years, will soon return to
his old home near Phoenix and
preach for some of our Edgeheld
churches in the northwestern por-
tion of the county.
Five Frosts.
On last Wednesday morning we
had heavy frost, on Thursday
morning a. heavier frost and thin
ice. Friday morning the frost king
didn't appear but on Saturday
Sunday and Monday was consid-
erable frost-fve heavy frosts
within six days.
Church Entertainment.
The Ladies Aid Society, OF
Mountain Greek Church. expect to
have sale on Saturday before the
second Sunday in November. The
proceeds of this sale. or portion
at least, will be given to the Con.
ME Maxwell Orphanage at Green:
wood. For this reason, and be-
cause the object is worthy one, .
generous outpouring of the public
is expected.
Biennial Cotton.
Mr.. o. o. sturkey, of Nc Cormick
has three acres of fine, exuberantly