Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOCAL AND. PERSONAL. E

LOCAL AND. PERSONAL.
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Judge Gary will preside at our No
yember term of court.
Mr. Barnwell Jones has rented the
Davis house on Abbeyille street.
Prof, Bailey spent Saturday and Sun
day last in Winnsboro.
There ure now 247 students at the
Institute on the hill.
Mrs Adeline Devore, of the Elm
wood section, is visiting Mrs. lda
Sheppard.
Cotton. after selling at 51sc in tins
market for few days of last week, mas
recons,dered the matter and gone oach
into the 4's.
The South Carolina Holiness Asso-
ciation will meet at Leesville on tues.
day Oct. 25th, and last through until
the following Monday.
Mr.. N. NJ. Jones has rented the mouse
lately occupied by I. B. Lannam' .' J..
which place he and his mother VIII
remove within the coming week.
A full line of Crepe Paper, in all
colors. at Lackey's, the Jeweller.
Messrs. Tompkins & Wells returneu
ON Saturday last from Lexlngloh
where they had been in attendance on
court, having won an important law
case.
Mrs. Hiram J. Webb, of Langley, mas
recently moved to our town. ana WIZ
omen a boarding house in the vicinity
Of the cotton mill-indeed, has already
done so.
The old Mccullough house, until re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Robert Coyar
has been rented by Mr.. John hn"A
Corley. who with his family will move
in a few days. Mr.. Corley comes &c
onr town to educate his children.
Sergeant Collett, of the First Regi-
ment, returned on Friday to Columbia
having been granted four days fur-
Tough. He is among those detailed to
care for the camps until the final mus
ter out.
WE. Lackey, the Jeweller, gives a
special discount to teachers and pupils
OF. the S. G. Co-Educational Institute.
Mr.. W. w. Adams left on Sunday
last for Columbus, Ca, where ne goes
to attend meeting of the directors OF
The Interstate Building and Loan
Association, one of which he is, hav-
ing been elected at their annual meet
ing in July last.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ciegg, widow of the
late W. Holloway Clegg, died at her
home. near Mountain Greek cherch, on
Oct. 9Th. She left seven children, fifty-
three grandchildren, and twenty-five
ereat-grandchildren. Mrs. Clegg was
so years of age.
1--we csll attention to the advestise-
ment Of Dr.. N: E. Afford, Augusta,
Ga. in this issue of the ADyERT1sER
DR.. Afford is now regular institution
of that city. His patients in and out
of town are many, and his cures moth
ing short of marvellous. He charges
nothing for examination and consul
tation. Hunt up his advertisement
and read it.
PHOTOGRAPHS in all the latest styles,
at prices to suit the times. Special at
tention to Children's Photographs.
w Come before winter sets in.
r. q. MINIS.
The average person wears nearly
fourteen pounds of clothing.
An education is priceless jewel
and the richest legacy you can give
your children.
Why does woman always make
an.excuse for her bread when she
knows it's the best she ever made?
Mr.. J. VIM. Mitchell of Bates
burg, is arranging to set out 10000
peach trees on his farm, near
Batesburg.
The present crop of mosquitoes
is like Uncle Remus' guinea wasps,
"rank pizen from een' to cen. ~
Brunswick Times.
1t is. calculated that the men
and women of to-day are nearly
two inches taller than their. all.
cestors.
A horse will eat in q year nine
times his own weight, a. COW nine
times, an OK six times and sheep
six times.
The fifth national convention OF
the United Daughters of the, Cou.
federacy will be held at Hot Spr.
ings, Ark, on November the
ninth.
The Institute buildings are being