Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-08-14

Ask at your Dispensary for Private
Stock xxx Pure Rye Whiskey, 1t is
winner and superior III Quallly 10
any on he market.
Our County Democratic Convention
meets ON the first Monday in May. 1t
is time the County Executive Com
mittee was moving in the matter ana
the local clubs re-organizinS.
When YOU need bottle Of Pure Rye
Whiskev for Medicinal purposes, ask
at YOUR Dispensary for the genuine
and original Bakers Pure Rye Nhis-
key, Z. Walters & Co. propritorS.
Col. JOS. L. Keitt's speech before the
County Alliance last Friday was not
at all in the boiling line, nor was there
ANYTHING sensational, or in advocacy
of third party.
When lie once gets into the world,
il is astonishing how hard it is to get
il out. You may beat it about the head
untii il seems to have given up the
the ghost, and then, the next day,
meet it on the street as healthy as
ever.-Bulwer.
Mr.. Asa G. Broadwater announces
for the office of County supervisor.
Mr.. Eroadwater is a young man, the
very kind to hustle over the r0aus OF
old Edgetiold and have them well
worked.
In the election to determine the site
for Saluda County. held on the 3lst
March, Emory received 65S votes, keu
Bank, 49O votes, and Mickler, $50
yrtess. The second election Will be
held on April l4tll.
J. VIM. Thurmond Esq, has just
heard that he has won the case OF T..
B. Sample against the London and
Lancashire Insurance Company which
has been pending in the Supreme court
of this State for sometime. THIS Is
quite legal victory rs it was preulc-
ted in the outset by some OF the most
astute legal minds in the State thai he
could not possibly gain it.
The State Board Of Control under the
new dispensary Law consists OF. iiVe
members. These members are: Mir.
Nicholson. Mr.. L. NJ. Allen, Mr. }. 3.
Donhit, Mr.. Willie Jones, and Mr. l.. D..
Williams. This hoard is now in ses-
sion. I'm the drawing recently held TO
determine the time for which each /,
to remain IN office Mr.. Williams drew
the biggest prize, five years; Leon
had his rabbit foot in his pocket.
Auditor J. B. Haltiwanger will
make the race for reelection 10 the
office he now holds. He will throw
down the gauntlet, in these columns,
q little later on. We make this an
nouncement in advance of the regular
official declaration, because it has been
rumDred that he would be Saluda
county candidate; he advises US, how
aver. that he is native OF EdSelleld
and proposes to abide with Us To the
end. even though he should live to be
the last leaf upon the tree"
IN the intermediate examination OF
the South Carolina College held last
week. we note with great pleasure that
J.E. Swearingen of Edgeiield, a son OF
the late Jno. e. Swearingen ana Mrs.
Anna L. Swearingen, was marked
highly distinguished in Latin, French
history and mathematics, and dlstin-
guished in English. Mr.. G. W. Bunch
y son of Capt j. ". Bunch was mark
ed, highly distinguished in mathe-
matlcs. distinguished in Latin, and
proficient in English ANA history.
Frank Stockton'S new story, "Mrs
Cliffs Yatcht," which begins in tht
April Cosmopolitan, promises to bt
one of tine most interesting ever writ
ten by that fascinating story-teller
Readers Of "'rhe Adventures Of Cap
tain Horn" will find in "Mrs. Cliff
Yatcht" something that they have beer
waiting for. This Magazine and tn
ADVERTISER both one year for $50.