Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-06-29
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Time is the point at which We
touch eternity.
Sad is the evening of life when
faith has lit no lamps.
The salary of Dispenser Davis
has been fixed at 81, 600.
Color blindness is far more COM
1 mon among men than women.
ssWatch and spray" }" is said to be
the horticulturists' first command
ment,
Miss Mamie Norris is at home
from the College TO, Women in Co
lumbis.
when faith goes to church 70
pray for rain, it always takes an
umbrella.
Miss jamie Fraser is now in
Edgefeld, having spent the last
year in Augusta at school.
Mr.. T. G. Lanham and Mr..
James Kennerly are quite i'll at
their respective residences.
"A few wateImelons have been
brought to town. They are very
scarce and high, up to date.
Brooks Mayson, Esq, delivered
an address at the close of the
Parksyille high school last week.
Another brother of Sam Jones
has become an evangelist, or as he
expresses it, he has aopened a re-
ligious lanyard.
The Edgefeld County Alliance
meets at Edgefeld on Friday the
14thJuly. See DR.. Tihmerman's
notice in this issue.
The ADvERT1sER has received
from Secretary Hoke Smith, at the
instance of Senator Butler, copy
of the census of 1880.
DR.. w. Price Zimmerman, young
est son of Senator w. H. Thinner
man, is lying quite i'll at his faith
er's house of typhoid fever.
The Edgefeld Medical Society
meets at this place on Wednesday
the 18th of July. See President
Bells notice in another column.
Senator Butler has erected two
very handsome monuments at the
graves of his children Willie and
Elise.
E. f. Strother, of Edgefeld, was
the Junior orator at the South Car
olina college ncement just
ended.
Acitizen of Saluda Old Town,
this county, has invented 9 fly trap
which he says will make his for
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tune.
Mr.. Al Hippsa native and for
many years q resident of this coun-4
ty died in Columbia last week.
He lefta widow and several chill
dren.
aSiMardn is. a new word, it.
means hot wave, and is the anti
podes or antithesis of blizzard. 1t
is combination of sslz" and
sneeze.
Sleeves are running to extremes.
The wider they are and the further
they can project from the should
ers the better the wearer seems to
like them.
Mr.. ]. Foster Cheatham has had
cotton blooms, and q plenty of
'em, ever since the 18th of June.
He plants nothing bnt the Peter
kin's cluster.
Misses Sudie Davis and Psrme-
liza Jennings ara at home from Due
West where they attended school
during the past winter.
Mr.. w. F. Strickland who has
been in attendance on the College
at Clinton is in Edgefeld and con-
Quoted services in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday last.
Rev. T. D. D. Clarke has formal
ly declined the pastorate of the
Aiken Bsptiet church and will ac-
cep. the call to the Winchester
Va, Baptist church instead.
Mr.. II. R. Boyer, foreman of the
Cotton Plant Office, was married to
Miss Minnie, eldest daughter of
Capt. P.B. Waters, of Edgefeld
County, on Sunday, June 18th.
Little aDag" QUITS, of Edgefeld,
has aFplace in the picture near the
popping Of the corks. Dan has
been appointed receiving and ship
ping clerk of the State Dispensary
at Columbia.