Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-06-05
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Edgefeld on Sunday.
Dr.. Price Zimmerman was in town
on Monday.
Mrs. Grlfis is visiting her sister-in-
law Mrs. Trapp McManus.
Mr.. Bill Arthur and family have
removed to Chester.
Miss Mamie GwaltneY is at home
again for the vacation.
Mrs. w. F. Dobey and little LIME
Dobey are visiting Edgefield.
Charlton Lynch is at no ne again
from Davidson College.
Miss Hartley of Bstesburg is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. j. A. Zimmerman.
The Hon. Thos. II. Rainsford was in
town on Monday.
Mrs. Sanders of Barnwell comfy is
visiting Mrs. E.G. Haltiwaneer.
Misses Hortense and Bessie Pad
gett sre visiting their brother Mr. A.
E. Padgett.
For Sale: A fine milch COW. Ap-
DIV to TRApP McMANUs,
Edge6eld, s.. c.
Get in peas and cora after oats, we
are going to have fine summer Tor
late corn,
Br,an calls On the people to repudl-
ate the recent verdict of the Supreme
court.
And Tillman says he will not with
draw his resignation until McLaufin
fiunks.
Cheatham's fresh Spring Honey now
for Sale at j. A, Timmerman's Store
at s15cts per III.
Kansas is so prosperous thae sue
wi need 10000 outside hands to har-
vest her wheat crop.
Clerk of Court Cogburn has rect w.
ed the pension money and it is now
ready for distribution. Roll in!
Strangers are not any longer notice
able on our streets. We have become
accustomed to them.
Mrs. Lizzie Belts of Trenton with
some of her grand children mas oeen
in town during the commencement.
Mr.. Jake Hardy shipped 100 pounds
honey one day of last week, marked
Norfolk Va, and has more to ship.
Mrs. Van Dyke of Rome Ca, arrived
in Edgefeld on last Friday to spend
sometime with her parents DR.. and
Mrs. L. R. Gwaltney.
Mrs. Barker, has returntd to Edge-
Aeld after spending the winter months
! ,A.s-a,zorsra-rS She isspisiting her father
Capt. J. a. Bennett.
A young coiored man. Paul Cobb,
was struck and killed by lightning in
the piazza of Mr.. Frank Warren near
Edgefeld on Monday evening.
The agreement of China to do eve-
rything and to be everything required
by the powers aud the departure.
ofGenI. Waldersee for home is the be-
ginning Of peace in China and go
ingup in the price of cotton we hope.
The resignmeut of Chief Scurry ne
cessitated the election of new Mar
shall by our Town Council. There
were fifteen or more applicants. Mr.
Hugh Anderson was elected to this
place and Mr.. Walter Samuel was cho-
sen for night watchman,. both being
good selections we think.
McSweeney has declined to accept
the designations of Tillman and Nc
Laurin unless they are mad" absolute
as to time VIII, II. In this ne 90 as
near right as mau could. Now if he
could appoint new men in the persona
of Genl. Edward McCrady of Charles
ton and Jno C. Sheppard of Edgstield
he would drive the nail home IN
coed democratic fashion.
Mr.. Poppenhein Of Charleston died
at his home there a few days since
He was prominent and wealthy citi'
zen of that city, and for number oi
years lived in Fdgefield + county, hav'
ing married Miss Mary Bouknight
sister Of Mr.. Joseph Bouknight, Pres
ideut of the Johnston Bank. He wa:
the father of Miss Louise Poppenhein
we'll known in Edgefcld.