Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-03-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Day paid Edge


visiting his daughter Mrs. F. w. P
Butler.
Rev. Mr.. Hutson who has been away
for some months has returned to
Edgefeld.
John NJ. Proctor Of Dyson's is q
candidate for Supervisor of Green
wood county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice have returned
from Columbia, 10 the joy of their
many friends.
Rev. P. P. Blalock, will preach at the
poor house on Sunday morning next
at eleven o'clock.
Mr.. J. Ramage, one of Saluda's
most talented young men wss in our
town on Saturday last.
Greenwood county has already 42
candidates in the field, 15 were of
Edgefield before dismemberment.
Four carloads of chickens, one thou
sand to the car, passed through Au-
gusta one day last week, going north.
Mr.. W. r. Covar, late Of our town, is
in the cabinet business at Saluda c..
H. Will is an accomplished work
man.
Messrs. J. w. Peak and Jas. E. Hart
have returned from the Eastern Me-
tropolis where they went to purchasn
goods.
Married at the home of Rev. G.. w.
Bussey, March 4th, Mr.. McKenney to
Miss Brown, Rev. G.. W. Bussey
officiating.
See Mrs. Woodson's samples of black
and colored underskirts, made eff best
quality goods and guaranteed to wear
three years.
Married at Nc McCormlck, at the Meth
odist parsonage, on March 2st., Mr.
Ed Stevens to Miss Daisy Lyon, both
CT Longmires.
The plucky little King of Greece is
for war with Turkey in spite
of the threatening attitude of certain
of the powers.
The city fathers of the town of Sa-
luda have adopted most of the town
ordinances of Edgefield for their own
guidance and control.
Misses Rosa and Lula Lake, who at
tended the Y. NJ. G. A. convention at
Clinton, and also visited friends at
Batesburg, have returned home.
Underskirts made to order any size
and style, prices to suit the times.
Come to Mrs. Woo5son's rooms, 27
Addison building and see samples.
Mrs. Agatha Woodson is agent for
ladies' guaranteed underskirts, skirt
hose supporters, and belts.
See her samples before buying else
where.
Married Feb. 18th, Mr.. E. l.. Adams
of Edgeield county, to Miss Maggie
Davenport of Newberry county, Rev.
w. w. Rankin of the last named coun-
ty officiating.
hicles are being greceived by Mr.. Bragg
Jones from time to time. He has a
heavier stock Of goods, it seems to US,
than ever before.
Rev. John Lake has been quite sick
at his home in Edgefield, and was un-
able to meet his church appointments
at Batesburg and elsewhere during
the present week.
Mr.. Giles Minis has removed from
with his family to his old
home near Falfa, Mr.. Strong, chief en-
gineeI at the Edgefield cotton mill,
has rented Mr.. Mims's house.
w. j. Gaines has announced his
name for State Senator from Green
wood county. We were under the i'm
preston that j. Milton Gaines was to
gain the senate from that county.
Something every lady needs, shoul-
der brace, skirt supporter and hose
all in one. Mrs. Woodson
is also agent for fine grade of corsets,
bicycle goods, children's corset-waists
and suspenders.
Mr.. George Lewis was buried in our
village cemetery on Thursday after
noon last, (after services in the Bap-
tist church by DR.. Gwaltneyl, by the
knights of Pythias and Knights of
Honor of which organizations he was
a member.
Pzof. j. II. Denck, the famous pi-
anist, will probably give q piano reci-
tai here for the benefit of our Baptist
Let all avail themselves of
this rare opportunity. Further no
tice will be given.
The next woman's prayer-meeting
Will be held at the home of Mrs. James
Holland on Monday afternoon next at
four o'clock. All the christian wo-
men of Edgefield from all denomina-
tions are cordially invited to attend
these meetings.
AS Senator Gaines and Representa-
tive voldol1 botb live =, +hot