Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-04-18
L.OCAL2 BREVI1lES.

Alter Cne war was uOHe,
Many heart was happy,
Many soul was glad,
Then they reared tor Tillman-
Haskell had made 'em mad.
Enamelled silver Sword Pins a
Fox's.
Wanted-10O Spring Chickens
apply to w. H. Turner.
The programmes cf the unior
meetings in the county we publish
this week on our outside.
Gents Collar Buttons, Stues
Link Sleeve Buttons, newest styles
at Fox's.
Notices of a number of Demo
cratic club meetings are published
this week. See them iii another
column.
A delightful shower on Sunday
night last, enough to bring up cot.
ton seed and garden truck.
Confederate Battle Flags, in sill
YER, for gents scarfS at, Fox's.
The examination of applicants
to teach will take place in the
courthouse and school commits.
sioner's office on Friday Of this
week.
We have an anonymous COM
munication from Big Creek signed
"Black Eyes" that we would pub
lish but for the fact that We do not
know who wrote it.
A decree of foreclosure has been
entered by Judge Golf of the United
States court against the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company,
This road includes the c., G. & A.,
the C. & g., and the Air Line.
Don't forget that Ramsey &
Bland deal in hard ware and farm
implements. They defy competi-
tion. Their store is calculated to
please all tastes.
In another column DR.. W. Fl
Zimmerman, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee, calls for The re-
organization of all Democratic
clubs throughout the county. The
county convention meets on the
first Monday in May, and the re-
organization must take place be-
fore that time.
Our young friend E. L. Asbell,
ESQ.,, left our town last week for
Los Angeles, California, where he
expects TO practice his profession,
the law. He has the grit to succeed,
and we predict that he will sue
ceed. The ADVERTISER goes to
him every week in his new home,
and we hope to have al occasional
letter from him.
We are requested to announce
that the State Board of Medical
examiners Will meet in the Senate
Chamber of the State House at
Columbia on Tuesday. April oath,
at 10 A. M, to examine all who
wish to practice medicine and sur
gerry in the State and who were not
in practice jan. 4, 1894, when the
new law went into effect.
The latest from old Meriwether
Township is that Butler has cap
tured one more vote down there,
and, perhaps, two. The re-organi-
cation of the Meriwether club takes
place on the 2Sth of April, and at
this reorganization the tale will
be told as to whether Butler or
Tillman stands first in the hearts
of the Meriwether people. Sugar"
The last Harper's Weekly has
pictures of the Darlington riot,
and among other companies the
Edgefeld Hussars have conspicu-
Gus place. Several of the members
of this company are recognizable.
Capt. Sam Mays stands in front,
we recognized also Capt. James
Tillman, c. II. Anderson, and
Brooks Mayson. Brooks was the
tallest man that went to the war.
Gray township sets an example
which may we'll be followed by
every township in the county. On
the 9TH day of April the citizens Of
this township held mass meeting
at which resolutions denouncing
the Darlington riot and approving
the course of Gov. Tillman were
unanimously passed. y nu'nDel
of conservatives were present and
the resolutions were written and
introduced by one of the most in,
telligent conservatives in the
county, Mr.. Anon c. Stallworth
On our outside we publish the reso.
lutions alluded to herein.
Confederate Veterans Reunion
The Richmond and Danville
railroad and the Georgia Pacific
railway will make a sepcial re-
duced rate of one fare for tht
round trip for all persons after
ding the Confederate Veterans
ReUnion, Birmingham, Ala, 25tf
and 26th of this month.