Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1896-01-15

the 9th.
The Rev. Krepps has been called
and will preach for the Republican
church on the iirsi Saturday and Sun
day of every month during the year
1896, commencing in February.
Married, January 1st, 1896, at the
residence of Mr.. G. n. G. Fulmer, Sa-
luda Co., S. c., by Rev. r. w. Beden-
baugh, Mr.. NJ. D. Derrick, of Newber-
ry Co., and Miss Mary +. Fulmer.
Mr.. Luther E. Jackson has opened
green grocers establishment at the
corner near Giles Buffers blacksmith
shop. he also runs restaurant and
beef market.
Quite a number of removals have
been made to our town recently in an
ticipation of the commencement OF
work on our cotton factory.
sBut you can't get work at the facto-
ry unless you have paid up for the AD-
vERT1sER and can show clear receipt.
Married, on Christmas eve by Rev.
J. d. Kinard at the home of the brides
parents (Mr, and Mrs. Henry Vansant)
Rev. N. d. Bodie, the beloved pastor
of the Evangelical Lutheran church at
Orangeburg, and Miss Lila Vansant,
charming young lady of Clintonward,
Edgefield Co.
Miss Alice Cheatham is to be marri.
ed on the 22nd Of this month to Mr..
Henry Mcintosh, J!., Of Albany. Geor-
gia, one of the most promising young
journalists Of that State. One of our
tall and dignified young gentleman
has already bought mourning.
On the honor roll Of the South Caro-
lima College we find Mr.J. H. Bunch,
of Edgefield, marked proficient in En-
glish, history. and mathematics; dis
tinguished in,Latin." Mr.. j. G. Swear
ingen, "highly distinguished in Latin,
French, English, history, and mathe-
matics."
The Batesburg Collegiate Institute
has been temporarily suspended on
account of an outbreak of measles, '9o
has so far broken the record on measles.
Those who haven't had 'em are bound
| to take 'em, and the people who have
had 'em are afraid they'll get. 'em
again.
Here is the way an exchange under
stands the new game law: Book
agents may be killed from August II;
spring poets from March to July; scan
dal-mongers from January l to De-
cember l, inclusive; umbrella borrow
ers from February to November Il;
open season all the year round on lie
insurance agents and fellows who bor-
row the neishbor's paper"
There are some people who are never
positive in anything. 1t is always, Il
don't know" or 81 guess So" There is
a world of such people. and 1t IS re-
freshing sometimes to hear person
speak as one having convictions, IKE
Mr. Chas. F. Snyder, Of Bangor, Pa.,
who wrote; 81 can heartily recon-,
mend Simmons Liver Regulator to ali
who are troubled with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint"
Let any victim of the liquor habit
eat tomatoes, sprinkled with salt, con-
suming as much each day as possible.
let the eating of tomatoes and salt to
excess be continued for several days
and the tomato eater will find liquor
offensive, undrinkable, or If drank, un-
grateful to the stomach, 80 much so
that it will be thrown up. This is the
cheapest gold cure yet heard OF and II
is said to be effective.
A young lady who lives on FOLK
street was told if she walked down
stairs backward, ale four sour apples
and a quart of hickory nuts and then
swallowed a glass of water without ta-
king breath, she would dream OF her
future husband. She tried the pre-
scription on Thursday uight but was
not gratifed with her success. AS far
as producing dreams it was all right
but she declares that she would not
marry the man she saw in her visions
IL he wore coronet and had more
money than a Vanderbilt.-Maii and
Breeze.
Portraits in Oil.
The Portrait in Oil Of little Joe Tan
nahill of Augusta, by Miss Eliza Mimi
is thing of beauty. Don't fail to SEQ
it. Al the Photograph Gallery.
The Pension Board.
Mr.. D. R. Durisoe, Chairman Count!
Examining Board of Pensions, re
quests us to give notice, that there viii
be meeting of the Board at Edgefielt
on Monday the 10th January, for tn
purpose of considering application
. pensions.
A Pretty Picture.
The new back ground just added t
MIR. H. Minis Studio-aside fror
, its usefulness in taking Photographs
is a beautiful picture-and is wort
ones while to go and see it.
Sad Bereavement.
MIR. Thos. Zimmerman, Of the Re
per section, had the misfortue som
days since to lose his daughter sixtee
years of age. Her funeral service
we're conducted by hev. J.P. Mealin
: at Sweetwater church, and the remain
were laid to rest there. Many friend