Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-07-28
Edg,efield AdYertpd
WEDNESDAY, Jg(2s, 1897
LocALa sREVTIIFs

Miss Sophie Abney is at home agair
from Chappelrs.
Mrs. Lynch is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Kate Lynch.
Miss Edna earle. of Anderson, is
visiting Miss Virginia Addison.
Misses Lucille and Lima Mobley, oi
Johnston, are visiting Miss LIME
Minis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Addison, Of
Greenville, are visiting relatives in our
town.
What is better for supper than cold
turnlp green's and cold sour corn light
bread? Therefore, SOW turnips.
Senator rillman will address the
Farmers Institute that meets in Able
vile sometime in the month OF Au-
gust.
Mr.. w. Hendrix, of Charleston,
spent few days in our town last week,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Robert d.
Covar.
Another shower on Sunday and
Monday last and the prospects are now
for rain until the last of dog-days-
Aug. 18th.
Miss Claudia Provost, of Anderson,
is visiting Miss Virginia Addison,
who has just returned from a trip to
the up country.
Mr.. JAS. NJ. Cobb is or. visit to
Harris Lithia Springs, Mrs. Cobb hav-
ing gore several days previously, and
will be absent ten days
II your gin needs repairing take it
TO Mr.. S. NJ. Davis, of Ninety Six,
whose advertisement appears in this
issue of the ADVERTISER.
An institute for colored teachers
will be he'd at Edgefield soon. Miss
Smalls, Of Beaufort, daughter of Bob
Smalls, will be one of the lecturers.
Many of the counties in South Caro-
lima have already held Farmers Insti-
tutes under the direction of Clemson
College. EdgefelG, however, is still
out in the cold.
Mrs. Ben Livingston after spending
sometime with her sister, Mrs. r. II
Coyar, left for Blackyille last Satur-
day where she will spend week be-
fore returning to Charleston.
Rev. c. G. Herbert, of Florence, has
been assigned to the Methodist Church
at Johnston, vice Rev. R. Il. Stack
house, who has been elected TO pro-
fessorship in Clemson College.
Red Messena Orange at the "Luray
Fountain of Youth"
AS result of the meetings in the
Presbyterian Church during the past
week, the following became members
of that church: Mr.. w. w. Adams and
four children, and Dozier Lynch.
The following is Capt. Jim Miners
recipe for making hoe cakes:
Very soft mush,
Baked on griddle;
Burned on both sides,
And raw in the middle.
Miss s. NJ. Fleming and her mother,
Mrs. Z. K. Fleming, who removed from
Edgefeld last spring, are at present
living in Harrisonville, one of the
beautiful suburbs of Augusta, Ga, on
the Monte Sano car line.
The Edgefleld Institute is still with
out a principal. 1t is rumored that DIR
Gwaltney will again take charge at
the opening session in September, bu,
we know nothing of the truth of thl:
report.
Mr.. Milton Pascal, of Mt. Carmel
was killed by train passing over hi!
body, near Mt. GARNER, on July 21st
He leaves four children and WIFE,
who was formerly Miss Mathilde Boy
kin, of this county, e granddaughter
of Mrs. Caroline AbRey.
Rev. P. P. Blalock will assist Rev
G. II. Burton in protracted meetlns
at Midway, in Abbeyille county. on th'
first Sunday in August. He will alst
assist Mr.. Burton at MT. Carmel on th'
second Sunday, and at Bradley on tn,
fourth Sunday of the same month.
Mr.. John Onzts, an Edgefleld mai
who is working at the King mill il
Augusta, Ga, was painfully injured Oh
last Monday by the falling of bricl
from the second story, which fell OIL
the young mans head, cutting deel
cash and rendering him unconseiou
for several hours.
Horns Creek is the oldest church il
Edgefield county, having been estab
lisr I'd in 1853, eight years before tn
declaration of independence. BIZ
Stevens Creek was organized in 177s
These were the only two churches il
the territory now known as Edgefiel
county until after the Reyolutionsr,
war.
Rev. w. T. Matthews closed tn
meetings in our Presbyterian Churcl
on last Sunday and returned to hi