Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1894-08-22
Col. r. B. Watson for the State

Miss Carrie Sheppard has resum.
eel her school duties in the Kirk.
seys section.
If you want the advantages oi
an excellent school for your chill.
dren, come to Edgefield.
The cheapest parlor suit of fur.
niture ever brought to Edgefeld
for sale by Ramsey & Bland.
The defeat of Kolb in Alabama
ought to be a warning to populists
in this State to hide out.
DR.. Gwaltney preached in the
First Baptist Church in Augusta
Iast Sunday vice DR.. Burrows.
It is said that dog fennel dam.
Dened with water and then rubbed
On a horse will keep off the flies.
Car load of Old Hickory wagons
from a one-horse to a six-horse
Just received by Ramsey q Bland
Our line of Bedroom Suits are
he nobbiest you ever saw, and OF
prices to suit the times, at Ramsey
& Bland's.
After so much rain a little Lime
may prevent a spell of fever. Just
received h car load at w. W.
Adams's.
1t costs Uncle Sam about 5000
every year to furnish the Senators
md Representatives with apolli-
laris lemonade.
On last Wednesday, Miss Ma
ME Norris. Miss Tweet Hill, DR..
Hill, E. J. Norris, J. L. Minis, and
7. i. Smith, left our town for Ashe-
lille N. c., to spend a few weeks.
Our farmers and Alliancemen
viii have another opportunity to
light the jute bagging trust. The
,rice of bagging has gone up and
S about 8 cents higher than it was
ast year.
What about trial justices? Will
he terms of those now in Office
xpire when Gov. Tillman's term
S out? If so, aspirants for this Of
ice had best have their lamps
trimmed and burning.
Some farmers in this vicinity
Who had grass in their cotton ac-
ually went to work and cut it out
With reap hooks and grass blades
nd cured it for hay, thus making
wo crops where only one was ex-
'ected.
The weather for the last ten
avs has been all that farmeIs'
learts could wish, and the cotton
nd corn that had been ruined has
ONE out and found not to be
uined at all. Of course, this
sn't true as to some sections.
It is said by some that the Lord
ave Cleveland to the democrats
o keep them from being proud.
hen in their great liberty they
'assed him along to the country at
arge, thus all of the American
ride is well nigh smothered out.
-Bruceville (Tex.) Herald.
Judge J. D. Allen, who has been
onfned to his bed for some days,
s out again, we are glad to say,
nd at his office, the duties of
Which have been attended to du-
ing the Judge illness by a
kinsman, Mr.. Hord Allen.
We feel safe in predicting that
'udge Allen will be reelected.
Next Tuesday is toe regular pri-
nary for all Offices at which all
White democrats can vote. There
Won't be any more primaries this
'ear in the day time that we know
#, but there'll be another election
n November, the grand finale of
he whole business. We believe
here'll be only two more State con-
'entions.
We doubt the expediency of put
ing low grade of liquor in the
lispensaries at reduced price.
n Norway, whence we get our dis
,ensary law, the price of liquor has
,een raised three separate times,
md all in the interest of good NOR
lis and less drinking; at the same
ime the revenues from the sale of
liquors have been increased.
In the absence of DR.. Gwaltney
Rev. John Lake filled the pulpit in
,ur village Baptist church last
His sermon was founded
IN the text, "Thy kingdom come,
Thy will be done on earth as it is
n heaven" To one who had not
beard Mr.. Lake preach since his
irst entrance into the ministry his
discourse was a surprise, so smooth
md polished was his style, so logi-
,al and connected his arguments.
Mr.. Lake preached with all his
earnestness and warmth,
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