Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-02-21
BREVIT1ES

Venus is now the evening star
Judge Hudson will practice law
in Bennetsville.
Mt. Vikings communication
will appear next week.
To morrow Thursday is Wash.
ington's birthday-ale legal holiday
Miss Mary Evans, of Oakley
Park, is visiting friends in Go.
lumbia.
The South Carolina railway will
positively be sold on The 18th OF
April.
Orange blossoms in and around
Edgefeld at an early day. SO says
Madame Rumor.
A Washington doctor prescribes
horseradish as a sovereign re-
mcdy TO, grippe.
Married. F-b. 18th, by Rev G.
". Bussey at the residence of MIR;
L.F. Dorm, Mr.. Preston Thurmond
and Miss Shattie Dorm.
Clerk of the Court John B. Hill
has appointed Henry Watson, of
the Red Bank section, deputy
clerk, vice Ira P. Culbreath, de-
ceased.
During the past week Judge
Gary has been holding court i'll
Spartanburg. Even the conserva-
tive papers are prolific in their
encomiums.
Under the law the Supervisor of
Registration keeps his office open
on the first Monday of every
month up to and including the
first Monday in July.
Nh. o. B. Whitlock, of the Old
Wells section, has been appointed
Notary Public by Gov. Tillman in
place of Mr.. Geo. W. Turner, who
declined to serve longer.
The six little children of Mr..
Ira P. Culbreath since the death
of their father, will remove to
Greenwood to live with their grand
mother Mrs. Sophronia Clark.
Capt. and Mrs. James Boat
wright, of Monetta, will celebrate
the twenty-ffth anniversary of
their marriage at their residence
on Friday, Feb. 25th, from 3 to 6
p. N.
Mr.. Lawson Kinard, a prosper
GUS young farmer of this county.
was married on the 9Th inst, to
Miss Arlington, of Kirkseys, Rev.
Nj. M. Brabham, of our town Off
ciating.
Handsome John MobleY, of the
Z Red Bank section, was in town on
Monday. He recently had the
i'll luck to lose a fat hog, which
wrs stolen from him during his
-A5sence from home.
Rev. w. A. Gaines, who for
many years preached in Edgefeld
and adjoining counties, left Last
week for Virginia, whittier he goea
to accept the pastorate of the
Lebanon Baptist Church in that
State,
The touch of the blizzard which
we had in Edge6eld last week /,
may be the means of giving Us a
good fruit crop this year. Buds
had begun to swell, but the cold
weather caused them to draw in
their horns.
Zack Chandler was once asked
for the secret of his success. He
replied: II never hunt ducks with
brass band" We command the
wisdom of this remark to some of
the aspirants for gubernatorial and
senatorial honors in this State.
Ifany of our readers have among
their boards of Confederate money
any of:the bills issued by the City
of Augusta during the war they
can have them redeemed a. Cneir
face value as the city has never
repudiated the obligation.
Soon after the Timmons-Quarles
wedding, which takes place on the
21st inst, and is now the sensation
of the hour, three Edgefeld we'd
dings, possibly four, are booked for
March and April. Edgefeld vii
lage is. in these marriages, to fur
nish the bridegrooms only.
The dramatic entertainment ell
titled "Crawford's Claim" will be
exhibited in our Opera House on
the night of March 9th. This play
had a most popular run 10 the
theatres of New York last winter,
and it will be a great treat to all
those who may be 80 fortunate as
to see and hear it. Mr.. Carroll
Weaver and eleven others make ul
the dramatis persona: