Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-08-22
Don't neglect to vote for State
Cr,,o tor

Bland's.
All who wish lots of Bargains
will do well to call early at The
Edgefeld Cash Store.
If you are looking for Bargains
Immense bargains, go to the
Edge6eld Cash Store.
You can buy anything you want
at very much reduced prices at
The Edgefeld Cash Store.
The goods must be sold and if
you wish great bargains, you can
| find them at The Edgefeld Cash
Store.
A large assortment of ,frst-class
goods to be thrown oD tne market
at a big sacrifice at The Edgefeld
Cash Store.
Go to the Edgefeld Cash Store
for Bargains, Opera House Build
ing, in the Store formerly occupi-
ed by Messrs. Pearce & Allen more
recently by Mr.. J. Walter Peace.
Candidates who have had tick
cts printed at the ADVERTISER Of
flee are notified they are ready for
delivery. When desired they will
be sent to the polling precincts
upon payment of postage.
At lhe conclusion of the pro-
tracted meeting at our Methodist
church the following accessions
were made: Miss Tilda Davis,
Miss Lille Klugh, Mr.. James
Walker, and Master Paul Brab-
liam.
"Nevada, or The Lost Nine" a
drama in three acts, under the
management of Prof. B. G.. Viewer,
will be produced on Friday, Aug.
31st, in our Opera House. This
popular drama has been before the
public for a number of years, and
is always received with enthusiasm.
1t is drama in the true sense, be-
ing humorous, pathetic, and dra-
matte. At one moment the audi
erce is convulspd with laughter,
and at another moved to tears, and
at times held spellbound. Nevada
is play of merit and never fails
to please. Admission, 25 cents.
Reserved seats, 35 cents. Tickets
on sale at E. B. Hart & Co.'s from
Monday, Aug. 9th, until Friday,
Aug. 31st, at 6 o'clock.
Attent ton, My Friends!
will buy fat cattle to kill for
beef, weighing from IS to IS pounds
to the quarter. Apply to w. T.
HOFFMAN, Edgefeld c, H.
Room Enough.
Although there have been no
election tickets printed for candi-
dates for the State Senate, there is
blank space enough at the bottom
of the tickets printed for the other
candidates, to write the words:
"For Senator, R. B. Watson"
Examinations for the Citadel.
In another column we publish 6
notice from the Board of Visitors
of the South Carolina Military
Academy. Applicants for admis-
sion, from this county, will be ex-
amined at Edgefeld on Friday,
Sept. 18th. Two benefciaries are
allowed to Edgefeld this year.
Disease Among Cows.
On Monday of this week Mr..
Samuel w. Gardner, of the Ropers
section, lost seven COWS from the
bloody .murrain. Mr.. Gardner has
ffty.seven head of cattle and is
apprnhensive that others may have
the same fatal disease. The remedy,
if given in time, is salts and nux
vomica, but in the latter stages OF
the malady is of no use.
For the Senate.
Col. R. B. Watson is announced
this week for the State Senate to
fill the unexpired term Of Senator
w. H. Zimmerman, who has been
nominated for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. 1t is unnecessary to say
that Col. Watson fills all the bills
required by the people of Edgefiold
county of candidate for this ex-
allied position-the highest in their
gift as county. We say this with
out prejudice to other possible can
didates, for we know of no others.
Examination for WOfford.
The Wofford Fitting School, OF
Spartanburg, offers to each county
in the State scholarship covering
the cost Of tuition ($40) for 1894
95. The scholarship will be con-
ferred, after a competitive examina-
ton, to the applicant standing the
best examination. The examina-
tion for Edgefeld county will be
held at Edgefeld on Saturday,
Sept. 18th, under the direction of
School Commissioner Davenport.
Applicants must be over Il years
of age, and of good moral charac-
ter. Examinations will include
questions on Geography, United