Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-09-11

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The advertisement of Alvin Hart q
Co, will appear hex. week.
Miss Mary da Hart attended the
Association st Rekobuth church.
Miss Ada Ballard, is visiting her
friend, Miss Mary Lou Lanliam.
Oar dry goods merchants are get
ting in their stock OF goocs.
Nj. viii Toney has accepted a posi-
tion in the express service In saVan-
nah.
The sidewalk on Addison Avenue
needs work. Grass and weeds have
possession.
Rev. Mr.. Baldwin preached his fare
well sermon in our Presbyterian
church last Sunday night.
Mrs. Ida Sheppard has returned
J. from pleasant visit of 3 month 81 dn-
ration to relatives in North Carolina.
The heated term runs o'ler into Sep
teuiber, some OF the warinest days of
the season being in this month.
Rev. J.. B. Wilson, editor of the
Christian Advocate, is expected to
preach at our Methodist church next
Sunday morning.
KaE- For the best Fire Insurance
on rown or country property, call on
or write d. X. DURlsoE, Ag1.
Miss Carrie Sheppard paid flying
visit to Edgefield last week, accompa-
MED by her friend, Miss Lucia Penn,
of Callison's.
DR.. A. J.S. Thomas, OF Greenville,
editor of the Baptist Courier, preach
ed a very interesting sermon In our
Baptist church last Sunday morning.
Comptroller-GeneraI Norton was in
town on Saturday, for the purpose OF
making the annual settlement Win
Treasurer w. l.. Stevens.
For the best Fire Insurance in old
strong and reliable Companies, on
town or country property, cali on or
write DR.. DURIsoE, Agt.
Harry ). Leard, son of Rev. S. d.
Leard, q former pastor of our Method
ist church, mas been made general So
liciting freight and passenger agent OF
the Seaboard Air Line, with head
quarters az Raleigh, NC.
Fodder goes begging. One farmer
gave three-fourths Of his fodder To
get the other fourth for himself, and
yet next spring fodder will be worth
70 cents, perhaps 81, per hundred, De-
cause the hay crop non est.
Our correspondent "Edgefeld Re-
former" while he objects to new conn
ties en- masse seems to favor Saluda
county. From this it might be infer
red that he is Saluda man, but this Is
mol so. He comes from an altogether
different locality.
For the best Fire Insurance in old
strong and reliable companies. OF
town or country property, call on OF
write ID. K. DUKiSoE, Agt.
Mrs. Sula Hunter, nee Abney, ant
Miss Matte Glover. of Birmingham
Ala. are visiting Mrs. ID. r. Durisoe
Miss Glover, we hear, was this sea-
SONS belle at Glenn Springs, where
Mrs. Hunterswas equally popular as :
chauerone In all the gaities OF tina
fashionable watering place.
Mr.. Brabham has concluded hi
meetings in the Methodist church, AM
Mr. Beard has returned to his charg
ut Graniteviile. These meetings wer
productive of great good, especially e
members Of the Methodist and othe
churches of our town. Mr.. Beard wa
pc earnest, forcefut, and impressiv
speaker, and an untiring worker II
the vineyard.
The chronic grumbler still lives, bu
there are less cases Of chronic lndl
gesti0n and Dyspepsia than formerly
The fact is so many people in the pas
have taken Simmons Liver Regulate
that they are now cured Of these ills
And great multitude are now takin
Simmons Liver Regulator for tn
same troubles and they'll soon be cuI
ed. at is the best medicIDe.-Mrs.
Raine, Baltimore, Md.
Mr.Jim Wood, our local shoe-ms
ker, has been confined to bis bed fo
s eight weeks, but is now up agai
ready for work, and may be found
his old stand. He says that durin
his Illness the report was industriou:
ly circulated by some designing pei
sons all over Edgefeld county that !
lad removed from Edgefeld to Rids
Spring. He bids Us contradict tn
report and say for him OF old Edg'
field az Cowper would have said, ha
he been iu his shoes " "Edgefield, wit
ali thy faults love the still-and Il
stiIler the better"