Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-06-20
Observation-Disclosures

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.s Rev. Luther White will preach at
Horns Greek next Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
Miss Belle Cheatham, of Cleora, is
visiting Mrs. c. A. BrGnson, of our
western suburbs.
George Johnston says "the next
clip'll be when he clips spider-legged
Pet Penn, and that'll be in short"
HI Tea will 60 up now that the Chinese
four hundred million OF them have
quit working and gone to fighting.
Look out for Follingsworth's thresh-
er this week in our town. At this
{ writing it is in the Trenton section.
s# Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Grif1s, of Falfa,
spent last Sunday with their daughter,
( Mrs. j. T. McManus, in East Edgefield.
Mr.. Avory Bland, of Johnston, was
in Edgefeld on Monday of this week
shaking hands with his many friends
here.
Barney Evans, candidate for railroad
commissioner, has already, at the first
meeting got the stufing out Of the In
cumbent, ID. Evans.
Louis F. Waibel, Ph. g., st. Louis.
No., wrote: I have recommended
TEErH1NA when the doctors gave up
the child and it cured at tonce.
The abundant rains of the last few
days help us farmers on towards
glorious crop this fall, and we have
already got the wheat and oats.
Mr.. E. j. Minis is building resi-
dence on or near the Griffin hill with
three rooms, cool room annex,
bath room, piazza and hallway. Il
Mr. Tom Carson, who has been at
tending the s. c. c. I. during the past
session, has returned to his home in
{ Greenvllle. Tom is nephew of Gen.
Butler.
Col. F. N. K. Bailey, Mrs. Bailey.
and the children left Our town on
Friday last, for the mountains OIL
North Carolina totake q little mach
needed recreation.
The work of census enumerators is
about over, at least what ,s called the
field work is over, but there is great /
deal Of figuring to do yet-fgaring,
tabulating, and verifying.
O The Greenyille News comes to Us on
Monday double its usual size and with |
the name of w. II. Wallace at the mast
head as editor. We welcome Mr.. Wal
lace again to the fraternity.
RIG. Tarver, the "red hot shoe bar
gain man." Augusta, has very i'm
portant and attractive advertisement
in this issue of the Advertiser. A |
square man and honest merchant is
Mr.. Tarver. Give him a call when you
go to the city.
What kind of ticket will the candi-
dates, county candidates, be required
so use this year? There are three
ainds: The "Omnibus," The "I.ie
Down." and the sGet There" The
Advertiser JOB Office prints the last
named and at very cheap rates Soon
siderin,."
"Go home and tell your sweetheart
that Orangebu-g is for you," is what
they said to our Barney Evans, can
didate for railroad commissioner, at
the conclusion Of his rafting good
speech at crangeburg. And 1t did
Barney good-and he is receiving |
much applause whenever and wherever
he speaks--and now he is high step
per, and says the @sugar plum is al
ready in his vest pocket"
- Mr.. Trapp McManus has the finest
sweet potato patch we have seen this
year, in fact he has three or four
very fine ones and will no doubt
have some "roots" to eat ss early as
July 18th. Trapp has three different
varieeies.of potatoes, one of which has
never been seen or heard of in these
parts, the name of which we cannot
give until this fall. 1t is the Eagle
brand, however, until that time.
aThe people should elect their own |
county dispensers" This is what
Senator Tillman said at tue campaign |
meeting at Orangeburg on Thursday \
last. He said "he wanted the people
to elect their dispensers. He did not
want the dispensers elected by the
State and county boards. He believed
in the people at all times" Senator
Tillman, therefore, is in full accord
with the county executive committee
OF Edgefiefd on that line.
AS we understand the matter, tut
tion at the 8. C. e. I. next session Will
be free, absolutely flee. to all children
whose. parents live in the Edgefield
school district except for those higher
branches that properly belong to the
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