Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1899-01-18

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Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Talbert
were in town last week.
The building of cottages for the
mill operatives steadily goes on.
Miss Sallie Bailey is now num-
bered among the corps of teachers
at the S. G. G. l.
Presiding Elder E. T, Hodges
preached in our Methodist church
on Sunday night last.
Sousa's Band is on tour of the
South. We should be glad to hear
some of their footing.
Mr.. Mark Paul came up from
Aiken Sunday afternoon on ashort
visit to the home folks.
One of the Johnston Institute
halls narrowly escaped being
burned one day last week.
When in need of any kind of
Farming Implements call on o..
Sheppard, Jr., he has q splendid
assortment.
Mr.. ]. Il. Caughman and his
beautiful bride are now domlclled
in the Parker residence in South
Edgefeld.
o. Sheppard, Esq, who has been
confined to his room on account OF
sicaness, we are glad to state is
now much improved.
Our telephone system has be-
come necessary convenience.
Subscribe for q phone and encour-
age the new enterprise.
When you need Hardware, Gro
ceries, Tobacco, Cigars or Canned
Goods, call on O. Sheppard, Jr., he
has fresh and full stock.
1t gives us pleasr .e to announce
that Mrs. Bragg Jones, who has
been quite sick for some ten days,
is now considered out of danger
and slowly improving.
Rev. P. P. BIalock has bought
the old Bryan house and will
move there in March. Mr.. John
{ DAVIS will occupy the house that
Rev. Blalock will vacate.
IFomen's Compilations depend
for beauty. upon Digestion. DR..
NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
Regulates the Stomach, Liver,
and Kidneys and secures the
blessings of good Digestion.
Our city fathers have the thanks
Of the community for the sub
4 stantial improvements on our
streets and sidewalks. They are
e1pendiug the peoples money
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We had expected TO publish
Seventy Six" on the McLaurin
$4,000 negro appropriation. but
are again compelled to defer its
publication to make room for other
matters that we cannot delay.
The S. C. C. 1. brass band boys
have startled the natives. The
progress they are making is s'sinply
wonderful, rejecting great credit
upon themselves aud their efficient
;instructor, L. Mr.. Blalock.
The Second South Carolina Reg
irnent, Col. Wiley Jones command
ing, arrived in Cuba safely some
two weeks since. All the officers
aud men are reported well. 1t is
believed 80 be the intention of the
war department to keep this regi-
ment in CUBA until spring and
then send it home to be mustered
out,
W. Il. Nisbet. Cash's Depot,
IS. G.. writes: I had Dyspepsia;
used Zeilin's Liver, Regulator, but
it did no good. I then tried DR..
NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine;
the first package did me good. I
continued its use, and was cured.
There were no services in our
Methodist church last Sunday
afternoon, as Rev. Mr.. Mercy
preached at McKendree in the
morning, as the distance is too
great to return in time. If we
mistake not there will be DO SER
vices on the fourth Sunday after
moon as heretofore.
Notwithstanding the severe
weather we have had during the
greater part of this month, we are
glad to state that the grain crop has
been only slightly injured, and in
some sections not at all hurt. The
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