Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-11-11
LoCAIa BREVITlES
Go to Fox,s for wedding presents.

Go to Fox's for wedding presents.
will Penn keeps all kind of turnip
seed
Our esteemed correspondent "Sem-
phronicusn is reading law.
Miss Marie Abney has taben school
pear Ridge Spring.
Goto DIR. W. B. Pann's for fresh
turnip seed:
Bryan is the first candidate for the
presidency who stumped the United
States.
hlessrs, Hart G May have new ad-
vertisement this week. 1t will repay
perusal.
The Edgefeld cotton factory will
not get. into operation until after
Christmas.
J.Wm. Thurmond, Esq, will make
his debut, as solicitor at Camden in
February, 1897
DR.. Frank Butler has arrived with
his bride and they are domiciled at
their beautiful home Oh Sunset Hill.
Qua venerable friend, Mr.. ). Milton
Bell, of Parksville, worshipped in the
Baptist church on last Sunday.
Judge Luther Bells clerk is iscourting
over IN Georgia. He crosses the Sa-
yannah River at Scott's Ferry.
On shoes and ready-made clothing
special prices will be made during
court week, at the New York Racket.
Jas. A.Devore, Esq, and Miss Sal
lie Dozier both of our town will be
married To-day, Wednesday.
Childrens Refers, capes and hats,
call and see before you buy elsewhere
and do worse, at the New York Racket
Store.
A memorial service in memory Of
Mrs. Gena Shaffer was held last Sun
day by the sunday school of our Bap-
tist church
Married on Wednesday Nov. 4th at
the residence of John B. Hill Esq, by
the Rev. NJ. NJ Brabham, Mr.. William
Ready to Miss Lila Hill.
We have just received our fresh
stock Turnip Seed-Landreth's IL
Butts. w. E. LYNCH.
When the harvest is all over there
will only be five old bachelors left
Will Penn, Bud Russell, Brooks Dun
ovant, George Youngblood, and Col.
John Bates,
Ladies dress goods, trimmings,
wraps and capes, best goods and cheap
er than Columbia or Augusta, at the
New York Racket.
Miss Sophie Abney is at home for a
few days. She Is meeting with great
and deserved success in her canvass
ing towns for Chapman's History Of
Edgefeld county.
McKinley's election and Bryan's de-
feat will put all classes OF mercban-
disc up, but not at the New York
Racket. Now is the time to make your
purchases there.
Miss Angel Cheatham is visiting
fIle home folks in Edgefeld, hut will
soon leave again-to accepta lucrative
position as typewriter and stenograph-
er with q firm in Columbia.
Three of the newly married couples
were at church last Sunday, and the
congregation was large one. We
knew they would come. Look out
next Sunday! There'll be some more
out.
The death of Mrs. Joseph H. Bouk-
night, who was Miss Emma Bettis,
was a shock to her many, many
friends. A husband and three small
children remain to mourn her depart
ure until the meeting again.
s MIR. G. w. Campbell and wife have
opened first class restaurant in rear
of bis store where he will serve meals
at all reasonable hours. Mr.. Campbell
is 8 most excellent caterer and will
serve the public generously and at rea-
sonable figures.
When a man who has never been
able to accumulate dollar, AMI whose
credit at the store is not good for a
pound OF coffee, undertakes to lecture
{ US on the lGoley question, and tell us
how to vote we feel like-well. better
not say it.-Central Methodist.
Married on Tuesday Nov. 10th at the
residence of the brides parents Cokes-
bury S. c., by the Rev. S. D. Vaughan,
DIR. w. Price Zimmerman of Edgetleld
to Miss Sadie Caroline Moore of Cokes-
berry. Mere Timmsrmans, but we can
never have too many in Edgefeld
county.
Persons who aspire to Office must not
take it with bad grace if they are call
ed down when they go wrong. The
ADVERTISER makes practice of'criti-
cizing friends as well as enemies where
they fly off at tangents or lose their
bearings--equilibrium or equipoise
We do not mean to hurt anvbody's
feelings but to keep on the main trunk
line.