Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-07-27

Teacher Wanted.
Mr. ]. J.: Camp, State Line, IS. O.,
wants a teacher, male or female,
for two months. Write to him.
Presbyterian Service.
Next Sunday. the fifth Sunday
in the month, there will be services
at our Presbyterian Church in the
morning, afternoon, and at night.
Don't:
Don't buy whiskey from the Dis
Epensary for anybody but yourself.
IF you do you're violating the law
and subjecting yourself to punish
|ment.
Joined the Church.
Miss Minnie Lanham, second
daughter of Mr.. T. q. Lanham,
Joined the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday and was baptised by
the pastor, Rev. w. S. Jacobs.
The Barroom Men.
Mr.. Cbas. A. Cobb remains with
US; Messrs. McHugh Bros. have
moved to Savannah; Mr.. Plumb
has gone to Dswson, Ga, aud Mr..
Henry Kearsey is clerking at~the
DispensarY.
:Sease-C Caughman:
Married, in st. Marks Church,
lEdgefeld county, Thomas S. Sease,
Esq, of Newherry county, and
Miss Lula ]. Caughman, daughter
of Mr.. John G. Caughmap,s Of
Edgefeld county.
If You Want
A cane mill, q cotton gin or
press, a steam engine, or any kind
of machinery built or repalred.in
short order at cheap rates, always
get the figures of the old reliable
Lombard Iron Works and Supply
Co., Augusta, Ga.
Beech Island VS.. Edgefield.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, after
noon, there will be a game of base
ball between the Beech Island and
Edgefeld clubs. The game will
be played in. field beyond the
railroad trestle. The Beech Island
boys come up to-day, Tuesday,
Charlie Dobson Looping at the head
of the gang.
The Baby Show.
Miss Lou P. Gary requests us to
say that the baby show that was
postponed on account of the rain
will be held in Oakley Park, We'd
nesday, July 26th, from 5 to 9 P.
M. All who promised to send their
little ones are urged to do SO with
oVt fail, asIevery child in Edgefeld
should represent. Light refresh
ments will be served.
How Hotit Was.
Monday of this week was de-
cidedly the hottest of the series of
hot days this summer. Tie ther-
mometer went up as high as go
in many places ins town, and in
Mr.. Brooks Mayson's law Office it
ran up to 115e trying to get as high
as friend Brooks, we suppose.
Tuesday,. day cracked with the
thermometer at 900.
Next Dime Reading.
The next.D Dime Reading, under
the auspices of Mrs. Shafer, will
be in the Academy on Monday
night, the 31stlnst. The programme
is very interesting and will far ex-
ceed and over-top any yet given.
Let the little ones be encouraged
by a generous outpouring of our
people. Should the weather be bad
on Monday night, the entertain
ment will be postponed until the
next night.
Military Reunion.
There will be big military re-
union at Trenton at an early date.
Gen Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, has
accepted all invitation to be on
hand, and other notables are ex-
pected. This reunion is 10 be un-
der the auspices of the Capers
Light Infantry. This is what the
Aiken Times says, but we have
very grave doubts as to Fitzhugh
Lees coming down here to take
part init ~s
Edgefield at Clemson.
The following young gentlemen
of Edgefeld county have matricu-
lated at Clemson College: E. P.
Boatwright, Richard S. Blackwell,
w. Vance Bussey, Sam T. Carter,
VIM. G. Blackwell, Mack Fl. Deal,
Yancy FL. Harris, Jos. III. Padgett,
John P. Nixon, Robert J. Parks,
VIM. P. Parks, Leroy A. Werts,
John w. Coleman, Jesse F. Stone,
Frank G. Tompkina, B. R. Tillman,
Walter E. Perry, J. R. Williams,
G. S. Yeldell, ]. w, Pitts, J. C.
Self.-21.
Jury for First Week.
P w Crawford, w A Reynolds,
VIZ N K:.l g IL Halnan