Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-07-13
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ASkeQ Eve JOE u KISS, 80
: Shespuck ckered up her mouth with COO
Gave look eGstatic, - .:s
And answered emphatic, &:
i don't care Adam if you: do.
Miss Mamie Dobey of Augusta,
is visiting IN town. ~.
Profession that is all- pretenee
has no influence except for evll.ss
A delightful rain on Sunday,
afternoon last, also again at night:
The excursion to Savannah is off,
the sale of tickets not warranting
The expense.
Miss Lula Hester, of Johnston,
is spending few days with Miss
Lucy Arthur.
Miss Lila Holmes, is spending
some time with the family OF Mr..
James Fraser.
Mr. John w. johnson, formerly
of our town, but now of Batesburg,
SisSin town.
zack Boone says Judge Hudson
can out s:injunct" any injunctor
who ever 'juncted. q
Bills of Sale and Mortgages of
personal and real estate for sale at
3 the ADVERTISER Office.
Mr.. Mark Haltiwanger, one of
Eulala's handsomest young men,
was in the city on Monday. ;l,a
Tale-bearers and tale hearers are
alike guilty, the one hath the devil
in his tongue, the other m his ear,
Miss Tweetie Hill gavesa very
pleasant sociable to number Of
friend on Wednesday evening
last.
Miss Lille Jones has returned
from g delightful trip to Glenn
Springs, Union, Batesburg, and
Z Leesyille.
Mrs. Charles Rawson, of Albany,
! Georgia, is in Edgefeld visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. f.
Cheatham.
Mr.. A. Tompkins, now in bust
ness in Beaufort, S. CTS visiting
his mother Mrs. D. R. Durisoe in
.Edgefeld.
The McCormick News says that
the people of Parksville have SEN
fenced a man up there to the Edge
fell D1spensary.
The County Commissioners ad-.
yertise in this issue the letting OF
a bridge over Little Turkey Greek
on the Edgefeld road. /.
Mr.. j. P. Killebrew, formerly Of
this Office, is now with the Nc
Cormick News. Jimmie is asgood
printer and a good fellow. :. 4
The heated term is upon us, and
vegetation, except cotton, suffers:
The Thermometer reached. IS here
the hottest day of lastsweek.
IF YOU want to know all about
the Kelley cure. write to the
Keeley Institute, Columbia, S. G..
for copy of The Banner of Gold.
The following young gentlemen
from Parksville matriculated at
Clemson College last week: Pet
r * Robertson, j. R. Blackwell,
"a the sons of Mr.. Jesse Stone.
& i. We people can. purchase
I. .eys. Specifics by simply
ask. druggists for theneeded
numbs. "ne, without disclosing
or mentl. the disease for
which it is cure.
Miss Mary K. Watson, daughter
of Mr.. Mike Watson, won the Win
throp scholarship at the examine
tion on last Friday. Miss Carol
Jordan, daughter of Rev. j. s..
Jordan, of Phoenix, won the sec
ond prize.
Life is succession of lessons
which must be lived to be under
stood. ALI is a riddle and the key
toa riddle is another riddle. There
are as many pillows Of ILLUSION as
fakes in snowstorm. We wake
from one dream into another
dream.
In sixty days cotton will begin
to come into this market, and it.
will bring good price this time,.
no doubt aboutit. Two bad cotton
years coming together are Obliged
to7make high cotton if the extra
session of Congress doesn't de-
,monetize all the money.
The Best Ever Heard.
Gov. Sheppard says that the ser
mon preached by the Rev. ]. G..
,Kilgo in the Methodist Church on
last Sunday twas the best he ever
heard The Governor has heard
the best preachers in the land, and
when he characterizes this effort.
as athe best il. means much.