Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-07-06
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in Edgefeld.
Miss Mary Adams is visiting.
Miss Mary Lou Lanham.
Mr.. George Lake il at home
again from a trip to Union
Mrs. Rebecca Jones is now = m q
Spartanburg visiting relatives
We regret to announce the seri-
sous indeed critical illness OF John
! Z. Addison. Esq.
Mr. Walter Bland is spending
sometime with his sister, Mrs
Motley, at Johnston.
Mrs. James Holland, who has
been quite ill, is, We are glad 70
learn conYalescen
Four hundred boys are booked
for Clemson College, which opens
tomorrow, Thursday. How many
90 from Edgefeld?
Friend John Lott rides the i'm
est wheel in all these parts, q Co
slumbia, and he rode home to john
! eto,, IN e last "Wednesday.
John R. Blake, Jr., of Abbeville,
has been invited to address an
Alliance meeting at Rehoboth, in
this county, on July 18th.
The Abbeville Medium says that
several young ladies' of that town
are riding bicycles, and do so with
great skill. Won't some of our
Edgefeld zdamsels essay q like
task2
The case of Tom Butler, charged
with the murder of Pettyjohn,
came up at Aiken last week, but
was continued to the fall term.
In the mean time, Mr.. Butler is
out on q $1,000 bail bond.
Sensitive people can purchase
Humphreys Specifics by simply
asking the druggists for the needed
number alone, without disclosing
or mentioning the disease for
which it is q cure.
This is the week to plant snap
beans for the first of September
Then if you will prepare a lot and =
plant a good crop the 1Othsto 18th
Of July,you will have an abundance
Of beans up to the middle OF octo.
Der.
Rev. Mr.. stackhouse, Of Aiken
viii preach the opening sermon o.
the District Conference in oul U
{ Methodist Church tonight, Wed,
nesday. During the sessions o.
the conference there will be ser
vices every morning at II o'clock
and every night.
All shades of green appear thl
sea son iu greater variety than ever 'l
Some of the new tlnts are ex
s onisttely delicate and beautltu
8 and novel comb nations OF greer
With, certain leg Of blue brown y Y
lose. I yellow and etian red ar'
seen in Paris gewnss.
Hats and bonnets are mad
; simpler IN in theis style than the! ne
:. we're y earlier in the season: Ih
Il round hat is bent into almos
ayery shape, and the speciaa
feature is a pair of Mercury.
wings which stand up in front a
q little distance apart.
The excursion to Savannah ]
]. assuming grand proportions
everybody seems to be gol91I|
Messrs. Bell and Cooner SII
made arrangements BY whAfe w5hef on
train returning fresa So Sgt that pas
reach Edgefeld Sm home only
the night Of
sengess
one6eld Oil Mill.
A commission has been issued
to the Edgefeld Oil Company. Re-
Rehabilated, the corporators stand
as follows: Fred oliver, D. A.
Tompkins, and R. M, Miller, Jr.,
of Charlotte, John OLIVER, of
Atlanta, and Ellis G. Graydon, of
Abbeville. The capital stock is
$4,000, with the privilege of
doubling.
Vineless Vans.
A writer in the Southern Guilt
yator, descanting on the merits of
tho vineless yam, says: aThe vines
are not only excellent green feed,
but when cooked like turnip
green's, are just splendid" We
should like to have some OF our
subscribers who are growers of the
yineless yam to cook some Of the
vines and reportupon their desira-
bility as green's.
Going TO Savannah.
Tie Edgefeld Hussars have de-
cided to go to Savannah with the
grand excursion from this place
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