Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-08-15
Edgefield Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, AUG. Is, 1894.
LOCAL1 BREVI7IES.


first page to snakes and managers
of election.
Doubt others more and yourself
less and you will have more back
bone to sell.
The way 10 gain a good reputa-
ton is to endeavor to be what you
desire 10 appear.
Mr.. J. w. Peak leaves for New
York to-day, Wednesday, to lay in
full line of goods.
Mrs. J. w. Peak and children
are visiting friends and relatives
at Greenwood and Troy.
Mr.. Barnwell Jones and family
have rented and moved to the
Woodson house in Buncombe.
After so much rain a little Lime
may prevent q spell of fever. Just
received car load at ". w.
Adams's.
Misses Clara and Daisy Sawyer
and Mr.. w. Alvin McLenna, of
Johnston, were in our town on
Monday last.
There will be an excellent barbe-
cue dinner at Caughman's on the
23ri of August, under the direction
of Messrs Hare, Eargle & Co.
Miss Carrie Hamilton, one of
Saluda's most beautiful young la
dies, is spending some time with
Miss Ella Scurry, in our town.
Mr. D. A. G. QUITS was married
few days since to Miss May
Adams, of Marshall, Texas, and is
now in Columbia with his bride.
Married, by Rev o. n. Rountree,
at the residence of Mr.. Benjamin
Rushton. July %, 1894. Mr.. Hardy
Crouch and Miss Emma Smith, all
of Edgefeld county.
Rev. J. C. Kilgo. of the Method
ist Conference, has accepted the
presidency of Trinity College at
Durham. N. c., whittier he has re-
moved with his family.
DR.. Gwaltney has rented the
Strom house now occupied by w.
H. Turner, and will remove thither
in d short time. Mr.. Turner will
return to his own residence.
Mrs. J. P. Carroll, widow of the
late Chancellor J. P. Carroll, died
at her home in Columbia on last
Thursday. Mrs. Carroll lived in
Edgefeld from 1S41 until 1860.
Generals James Lonstreet. John
B. Gordon. Wade Hampton, and
Joseph Wheeler laEas2n aEs tie only SURF
vivors of the nineteen Lieutenant
Generals of the Confederate army.
By order of Capt. Anderson the
Edgeield Rifles will have a dress
drill and target-shooting on Friday
afternoon of this week, at 4 P. M.
Every member is requested to be
present.
A recent poet writes, "a song
sleeps in my soul unsung." There
is a place for that young man in
dime museum at remunerative
salary. He is the only one of his
kind on record.
Our young friend Hord Allen has
just graduated with distinction at
the Eastman Business College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and is at
home again to gladen the hearts of
his many friends.
A gentleman, who has success
fully tried the experiment, informs
us that after using his spring crop
of Irish potatoes he cults off the
vines close to the ground, applies
fertilizers literally, and with a
turn plow throws the soil upon the
hills. Fresh vines spring from the
old roots, and if properly culti-
waited. a more abundant crop is
produced in the fall than in the
spring. This is an economical
method Of producing fall crop,
and is claimed to be better than
planting second time.-Sandver-
vile (Ga. Progress.
Go to the Edgefeld Cash Store
for Bargains, Opera House Build
ing, in the Store formerly occupi-
ed by Messrs. Paarce & Allen more
recently by Mr.. J. Walter Peace.
If you are looking for Bargains
immense bargains, go to the
Edgefeld Cash Store.
A large assortment Of frst-class
goods to be thrown on the market
at big sacrifice at The Edgefeld
Cash Store.
You can buy anything you want
at very much reduced prices at
The Edgefeld Cash Store.