Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-01-22
BREVITIES.
Fresh aud dainty-heavy and fancy
at w. Z. Lynch's.

of measles in her school.
Chickering Piano for sale. Cheap
for cash, by w. 5. COvar IL Son.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. G
NJ. Gray in our town, by Luther g
Bell, Trial Justice, Mr.. n. w. Carren'
ter and Miss Minnie Murphey.
Fresh and standard drugs, at w E.
Lynch's.
Trial justices will hereafter be
known as magistrates and will have
power to sentence prisoners to the
county chain-gang.
Buy the best garden seed at W. E.
Lynch's.
Mr.. Jas. II. Parks, of this county, is
reporting the proceedings of the State
Senate for the Columbia Register. The
work will be excellentiy well done.
Garden seeds at w. E Lynch's, the
old reliable Landreth's.
Mrs. R. i. Parks mother of R. w.
and Jas. 7. Parks lies critically i'll at
her home on the westside. Mr.. Jas. I.
Parks has been called from his post of
duty in Columbia to her bedside.
For the best Fire Insurance in old
strong and reliable companies, on
town or conntry property, call on or
write ID. X. DURJSoE, Agt.
Mr.. D. A. Tompkins, has been elect
ed president of the Fairfield Mills, at a
meeting of stockholders at Winnsboro
on 9th instant.
On last Saturday Miss Marie Abney
met with quite painful ac,'ident-she
fell and broke ole Of her arms just
above the wrist. The bone was set by
DR.. Hill. Hiss Marie's many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
Just received, carloads of Baldwins
Ammoniated Dissolved Bone, Acid
Phosphate, Kainit, and Cotton Seed
Meal, by w. w. Adams.
There was no service in our Baptist
church last Sunday morning, DR..
Gwaltney having gone to Johnston to
preach a missionary sermon. MIR. Par
rIsh, of Johnston, was expected to
preach here, but was providentially
hindered,
The best regulator to regulate peo-
pie, is simmons Liver Regulator. 1t
regulates the liver regulates the per-
son. If the liver is regular then health
is good, but if sluggish or diseased
then there is constant Biliousness, In
digestion, Headache and all the disor-
ders of the stomach that one hears OF.
Try summons Liver Regulator and
prove tins.
Mr.. Robert H. Hall has purchased
Mr.. l.. Il. Jackson's bakery, and in an
other column tells what he can do for
US in his linee. Sam Weller said "a
veal pie is very good thing, when
you knows the lady as made it," In this
we would reeaaEk that We
know SIR. Hall and carry his bread
tickets in our upper rignt-hand vest
pocket.
1t seems as if Leon Williams is
about to knock the Citadel into a eek
ed hat. If Charleston should lose the
Citadel and have the Metropolitan pc
lice foisted upon her, having alreadyiose
one of her senators-there's no telling
what might happen. She might secede
and meet Salisbury's 'Flyirs Sqad.
ron" with open arms when it shall
steam over the bar.
In
n
Horn.
A guano horn-Baldwins Ammonia
ted Dissolved Bone, Acid Phosphate,
and Kanit-for sale by WV. Adams.
Confederate Camp.
Rev G. w. Bussey writes an urgent
appeal to all old soldiers of the Con-
federate armies, living in the vicinity
of ParksvilIe, Mccormick, Red Hill,
and Rehoboth to meet at Parksville on
Friday the 3lst January instant, the
purpose being to organize Veterans
Camp. This appeal we will publish
next week.
Edgefield Lyceum Club.
The members of this club met in the
YIN. G. A. Hall On last Thursday and
organized by electing Gov. j. c. Shep-
pard President, a. Hart Vice Presi-
dent, A. Z. Padgett Sec, and j. L..
Minis, Treas. The Directors are J. H.
Tillman, o. Sheppard, A. j. Norris, and
DR.. - w. Hill. Committee on bylaws,
j. II. Tillman, A, S. Tompkins, and AL
vim Hart.
News and Courier Prizes.
OF the hog prizes announced by the
News and Courier, two may be SAID to
have been given to Edgefield. The
first, $50. was given to w. j. Richard
son of Ninety-Six, an Edgefeld boy
by birth, 13 years of age and son, if
we mistake not, of that King of hog
raisers, Walter S. Richardson, himself
born and raised near Richardsonville,
this county. The third prize was given
to D.H. F. Manson of Trenton. Thus
the News and Courier helps the sons
of Edgefeld to prizes. The political
prizes, so abundantly bestowed by the
people of the State, have been accredit-
ed in the eyes of many, to the News
apd Courier's abuse of these sons. But
the hog prizes, so we must concludes,