Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-06-14
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. :
Observation-Disclosures
And now pease, beloved!

Jackson has soda in one pound
packages at cents.
A slight change in our railroad
schedule gives us morning mail at
l1.30.
Cover creation with pease!
The friends of Hrs. R. Fl. Covar VIII
be panied to know that shc is conflneo
to her bed with fever.
Raven, the bright little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. McGowan Simkins, is
getting well we are glad to state.
Sow some more pease!
Miss Katie Cumbaa, q charming
Young lady of Grand Bay. Ala, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mr.. John A. Weir, OF
our town.
President a. E. Padget4 Of the Farm
ers Bank, we regret to lecrn, is con-
fined to his house with painful aftiic-
tion of his feet.
Miss Bessie Walker, of Macon, Ca,
charming young lady, handsome and
attractive, is on most welcome Visit
to Mrs. d. R. Durisoe.
From now on 1t is going to rain. So
put IN the pease and potatoes!
F'rederick's Ferrotype Gallery will
be at Edgefeld ui til Thursday, June
22nd. Tent on south side public square.
Two nice sized pictures for 25c.
We are requested to announce that
Father Gwynn will conduct services
and celebrate high mass in our Catho-
lie church on Sunday next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Mr.. L. E. Jackson. although he has
been at his place of business few
times since his attack, has had re-
lapse, and is again confined to his
house.
For fancy and heavy groceries call
on o. Sheppard, Jr., and examine his
entire stock. He will take great pleas
ure in showing you around. All Or
ders have prompt and careful atten-
rion.
Teachers expecting to attend the
Summer School for Teachers must ap-
ply to the County superintendent Of
Education for blanks. Session begins
June 10th and ends July 18th, at Rock
Hill.
Mrs. Orlando Sheppard, Sr., left for
Greenville on Saturday last, whittier
she goes to attend the graduating ex-
ercises of her daughter, Miss Effie,
who will take the degree of Bachelor
of English.
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell is still i'll
with fever we regret to say, but with
the unremittirg.care and attention Of
her devoted son and daughter it is
noped this aged and esteemed lady
will soon be up again.
Mr.. Eppss Norris, of our northern
suburbs, ordered potato slips from
Florida IN February last, and in March
set out two acres. AS consequence
friend Eppes will be eating new pota-
toes next Sunday.
The Beauregard Timmons mansion
is beginning to look very much like a
house, and it will be very handsome
and commodious one. The archi 'ects,
Messrs. Timmons 6 Wright, certainly
know what they are doing.
The sold field school" of the past is
being derided and ridiculed by the
apostles of new methods in teaching
the young idea how to shoot. We call
on our friends Russ Bodie, Milton
Bell, and Hodge Stallworth to man the
breach for the sake of lang syne.
The Charleston News aud Courier
of the sth inst. paid very high COM
pliment to Solicitor Thurmond for his
conduct of and speech in the Crawford
case recently heard at Camden. We
regret that we cannot lay our hands
on the copy named that we might re-
produce it in these columns.
The case of Calliham against Wood,
which came up before Judge Bell, was
compromised by each party paying
$l.45. Whereupon Judge Bell Squash
ed" the Indictment. This was the
peaceful outcome of the matter in
which pistols were drawn and much
bad temper shown.
We are under obligations to Mr.. G.
H. Bunch, son of John w. Bunch, of
Columbia, for an invitation to the CON-
mencement exercises of the South
Carolina College. June 10Th inst
Among the graduates from Edgetield
are j John Eldred Swearingen, the blind
son of Mrs. j. c. Swearingen, and
George Henry Bunch aforesaid.
Mr.. Harry Hill, who has given the
matter some consideration, is opposed
to the adoption of the round bale by
Southern glnners. He thinks that, in
asmuch as the round bale people refuse
to sell their machinery, but only lease
it temporarily, that in few years they
will have monopoly, the square bale
machinery being out of the way. and