Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1898-08-17
See notice of the executors Of the
estate of Capt. T. Hearn.

Lexington Dispatch last week.
| The State campaign meeting next
Tuesday, the 23rd inst. Come out and
hear the campaigners.
Remember that in this county no
ticket will be counted for the House OF
Representatives unless there are three
names on it.
Come out to the campaign meeting
on next Tuesday, and if you don't like
the speeches you will be delighted
with the hash and the barbecued meats
to be set up by Messrs. Grim 6 Wood.
Gov. Ellerbe has appointed W. w.
Fuller, of Edgefeld, quarter-master
sergeant; of the End regiment. Mr..
Fuller is graduate of Patrick Mill
tary institute, where he took high
position, graduating with the rank OF
captain. The gallant second is to be
congratulated.
Reward.
On Friday, Aug. 5, a dark complect-
ed man, dressed in dark clothes, CIV
ing for his name Sanders, hired sim
gle top buggy, with oak colored shafts,
buggy painted black, from my stables
and has never returned. I offer re-
ward Of $s5 for the capture of man and
buggy. s. W. DICKSON, Westminster,
C.
s. C. Co-Educational Institute.
The attention of our readers, espe-
cially parents, is directed to the adver-
tisement Of this excellent institution.
Planted at Williston where it grew
and prospered for several years, it is
now moved to Edgefeld, which place
is within easy reach of our readers.
Prof. F. N. K. Bailey, whose reputa-
tion as an educator Of the first rank
has been fully established By years of
successful work, is at the head and he
is assisted by an able corps Of expe-
rienced teachers, among whom we may
mention Rev. L. R. Gwaltney, D. D.,
whose piety and scholarship has never
been questioned, The South Carolina
Co-Educational Institute ought to
prosper greatly, and we believe will.
We bespeak for it liberal patronage,
assured that those who go out from its
walls will be better prepared in mind
and heart for the battles Of life.-
Greenwood Journal
Personal Mention.
Capt. j. M. Jones still continues
quite feeble rt his home in Buncombe.
Mrs. Carrie Miller, aftera pleasant
visit to her mother, Mrs. Ida Sheppard,
has returned to her home in Shatter-
field.S
Mr.. W. E. Dobey has been on visit
to his son In the town of Aiken.
Solicitor ThurnIond left for Saluda
on Saturday. The criminal docket
there is quite heavy one.
Misses Efie Allen and Hettie Shep-
pard attended Stevens Creek church
on Sunday last.
Master Wigfall Fox, of Batesburg, Is
visiting the family of A. j. Norris,
Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ben Livingston -aftsr
spending several days IN our town left
for their home in Charleston on last
Saturday.
Gel. VIM. P. Calhoun, of Atlanta,
practicing law in that city, is in Edge
field for few days rest and recrea-
tion.
Messrs. o. Sheppard, A. S. Tompkins,
Mp Wells, and perhaps others of our
local bar, are in attendance on the Sa-
luda court this week.
Misses Julia and, Kate Tompkins
have returned from a visit to their
grandparents at Batesburg, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Holstein.
Mai. J. W. Alton, of Rosa, Green
wood county, was in town one day OF
last week. Maj. Alton is always well
come to his old stamping ground by
his many friends.