Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-10-21
L.OCAL2 BREVITES.
elo to Fox's for wedding presents.

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For only. one cent you get chance
at ]sox's elegant music box.
So many new faces on our streets !
Due to the fact that the factory is near
ing completion.
Prof. Lee Mack, of Butler, passed
through our town on Friday last on
his semi-annual.
The Board of County Commissions
ers will hold its annual meeting on
Thursday. November 8, 1895, at II a. M.
Judge Luther Bell has rented the
Creighgon house, aud is there with his
bride keeping house.
4 Pox's grand fall opening will take
place OH Friday aud Friday night,
October 3Gth. Everybody invited.
Gold greens contrast with pink and
harmonize with brown--a fashion note
later than those on the outside of the
ADvERTIsER.
D. r. Frances, the new Secetary of
the Interior vice Hoke Smith, resigned,
is the very image OF Auditor Haiti
wanger
Norman Youngblood is still in the
butchering business at the old stand
and al ways anxious to please his GUS
toners. Give him call.
Order your Strawberries, roses, fruit
trees, nursery stock of all kinds now.
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course.
The Pickens Township voting place
will be in one of the Addison law Of
fees. Wise Township will vote i'll the
court-house, up stairs.
All persops interested in the calling
of pastor for Horns Creek church are
requested TO meet at the church on
Sunday afternoon next at 8 o'clock.
Cotton receipts have commenced to fall
off. May they fall off so rapidly and so
enormously that the staple will go to
u cents withouta flicker or setback.
The Fairmount Inn, sometimes
known as the Hotel Edgetield, is now
vacant and wants a tenant. Mr.. White
has moved to Mr.. George Lewis's new
cottage.
Another marriage, soon to be chron-
icled, is that of popular young
pharmacist Of our town to a most
charming young lady not hundred
miles distant.
Perhaps it would be well to Dig your
early patch of sweet potatoes now, in
stead of waiting until rains and cold
weather set in, in the hope they will
grow small "smidgin'' more.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage on Wednesday, October 2sth inst,
of Joseph II. Cantelou Esq, to Miss
Tweetie Hill, at the residence Of DR..
j. w. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb. Covar of our town
have little boy only six years old who
reads as well almost as a great many
grown people, indeed he can beat some
school teachers we wot of.
DR.. F. w. P. Butler of Edgefield will
be married to Miss Lillian Jones of
Rock Hill on Wednesday October 2Sth,
marriage to take place at the residence
of the brides parents.
During the month Of November our
earth will pass through s belt of me-
teors-falling stars, so-called-and the
heavens will look for one or two nights
during that month as il full of swarins
OF lightning bugs.
The Southern Cultiyator now come
twice mouth instead OF once, and has
been greatly improved. Any of our
subscribers can get this old reliable
in connection with the ADVERTISER
both one year 1925.
Attention is called to the State and
Federal notices In another column.
There will be two boxes at each pre-
cinct, one for presidential electors and
Congress, and one for State and coun-
ty officers.
II you intend to build, write to w.
J. Rutherford & Co., Augusta, GA, for
prices of brick, lime, cement or any
thing in that line. This firm is a most
reliable one and will treat you fairly
in all respects.
Prof, Leo Wheat spent Monday
night at the residence of Rev. p z.
Blalock where. in the evening, de-
lightful musical entertainment was
given to number of friends OF Mr..
B!alock and admirers of Prof. Wheat.
Although for several years past our
fall and winter sown oats have proved
compa rative failures, still it is a mat
ter of fact that when such oats hit they
double in yield those sown In .the
spring. The better plan would be to
sow now, and if the venture is a fail
ure SOW the same ground again in the
spring.
Tax Collector.
J.C. Caughman will be at Forests
Store Wednesday Oct. 2lst, Saluda @.
IT. Thursday 22nd, Mt. Willing Friday
a3rd, Caughman's Saturday oath, XII
nards Store MOI day 26th, Peurifoy's
Tuesday 9th, Denny's Z Roads We'd
nesday 2Sth, Ricnardsonville Thursday
Goth.
Dietics i'm Religion.
Arthur S. Tompklns Esq, is level
headed on the subject of eschewlng
greasy food, especially in the summer
season. He says, "any man that will
eat cheese and fat hog meat in August
would lose all of his religion in a
week" Brother Tompkins doesn't
speak from his own experience in this
matter, but from the experience of