Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-05-01
BREVI7IES.

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During the present and past weeks
we have had an abundance of April
showers
Gov. Evans has discharged Jack
Bladon from the constabulary for
drunkenness.
A literary society has been organic
ed at Modoc with Mr.. p. r. Waites as
president.
A full and beautiful array of artiii-
cial flowers, roses, daisies, lilies, vio-
lets &C.. at the millinery of the Misses
Aycock.
How comes on our cotton factory!
Gentlemen of the committee Of five,
Edgefeld is waiting to hear from
you.
Come and inspect our Bargain Coun-
ter,
The EDGEFJELD CASH STORE.
Kerosene oil has advanced cents
gallon during the last week. Inc
probability is that it will remain at
this figure ior some time.
Miss Blanche Kernaghan, daughter
of Mr.. w. G. Kernaghan, late of john
ston, was married last week to Mr. NJ.
G.. Waddy, Of Augusta.
Mr.. r. B. Wilson, editor of the
Greenwood Journal was in town last
week. Mr.. Wilson is giving Green
wood a good paper just now.
Colored grapes in variety of ex-
auisltc shades and colors, at the Misses
Aycock.
Read II. = 8. Smiths fire Insurance
advertisement. He represents in this
county the New York and Chicago
Lloyds.
Rev. G.. w. BuSsey and Mr.. l.. r.
Dorm of the west side, will attend the
Southern Baptist convention which
meets in Washington in May.
Misses Maggie and Sudie Aycock,
recently of Lancaster this State, but
natives of our county, have opened a
millinery establishment in the store
next to Mr.. r. L. Fox.
A $4,000 stock company has been Or
sanized to erect factory for the
manufacture of oak root names in
Bamberg. Thirty hands will be em-
ployed at the start.
Miss Ida Covar requests us to say
that the report that she has sold out
her millinery business in Edge6eld is
untrue. She may still be found at the
same old stand.
Beautiful assortment of Crochet
Cotton and Silk. Just received ut
The EDGEFIELD CASH STORE.
Mr.. J. L. Carter, who has been act
ing as private secretary to Congress
man Talbert, has been commissioned
as special State constable to knock
the stuffiing out of Judge Golf.
of the three who have died in our
,..,s,,. ,u,1wn .aasEzSshe psst-Meels, Mr.: Swear
. ingen, DIR. Butler, and Mr.. Barr, all
were members of the Knights of Hon
or ard as such the family of each will
receive two thousand dollars.
The Greenwood cotton mill has this
year made dividend Of l6 per cent.
Half of this was paid out to stockhol-
ders and the other half was laid away
as reserve fund to increase the size
of the mill later on.
We have nice line Of Shoes, prices
very low. Turkey Red, Indigo Blue
and all Standard Prints, going at 5c.
yard, at
THE EDGErIELD CASH STORE.
The Graniteville Manufacturing
company has a surplus up to March
lst, 1895, of $76S, 1882, aud at the an
nual meeting few weeks ago declar-
ed dividend of ten per cent.
Governor Evans has appointed
Judge Earnest Gary to sit on the Su-
preme Court bench in the case of
Francis C. Brown VS. George d. Brown,
as Associate Justice Pope is diSquali-
fed on account of being counsel in the
case.
In another column the committee of
corporators publish notice to the eff
feet that, books of subscription are
open at their respective places of bu-
sineSs for subscriptions to the capital
stock of the Edgefield Cotton Fac
tory.
The Misses Aycock have at their Milli-
merry Store something entirely new in
the way of ladies and misses hats and
bonnets-new shapes, new styles, new
names. and there is great deal in the
name even of hat.
Thousands of VIC stern farmers have
settled in South Carolina, North Caro-
lima and Georgia, but as yet none
have struck this immediate section.
Gov. Northen has recently settled sew
en- thousand families in that State,
probably thirty thousand people.
The Walhalla Courier of last week
says: "The merry songs of the factory
hands make the early morning hours