Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-03-20
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The cold weather seems loath t.
l.ave.
Chicken rogaes are abroad in th'
land.
DR.. j. NJ. Daniel was in Edgegeld
last week.
Mrs FNK X Bailey has returned from
a ayisit to Bamberg.
Court will probably adjourn Oh
Friday of this week.
Roger Hill has returned to the Busi-
ness College of Macon Ga.
Prot. F N. K. Bailey spent day or
two IN Charleston last week.
Mrapd Mrs Sossaman will remove
to Mr. Timmons home as soon as he va
Gates 1t.
John Thompson, formerly of Edge.
field paid a flying visit to our town
last week.
Mr. Jno D Edison Of Johnston pro-
poses to double the capacity of his
roller mill.
A new paper called the Journa! will
begin publication IN Rock Hi!lin q
few weeks.
Rev Mr. Reid Of Spartanburg preach
ed in our Presbyterian church on Sum
day morning.
DIR. Gwaltney filled his usual sp-
poinrmeut at the Poor House last Sum
iay afternoon.
Mr.. VIII Heath and Miss Estelle
Corley were married last week by Rev.
L. Il. Gwaltney.
want first. class Mich Cow, fresh
to pail, S. T. MabrY, care Augusta
Lumber Co., Augusta, Ga.
Farmers are selling their cotton
right along. They seem to be afraid
that it will 60 down to nothing.
Rev P P Blalock will be one OF the
speakers at the coming B YPU con-
vention in Charleston next month.
The Augusta Herald of last Tuesday
gives an account of delightful mu-
sical recently given at the Johnston
Institute.
Macedonia, the colored Baptist
church has been torn down, and new
church will be erected on the same
spot at an early date.
The -C.ev Fl Whitman, late of Edge
field, has resigned the paStorate Cf the
Unitarian church of Charleston, to
take effect as soon as his place can be
filled.
Married, by the Rev. 2. B. Lanham
at residence of same on Wednesday
March 18th, Mr. j. D. Boswell and
Miss Ada E. Zimmerman of Edgefield
county.
s. Orlando Sheppard Jr.. has just re-
eived a new soda fountain, from
Which, cooling draughts will be dis
y pensed as soon as the thirsty wayfarer
demands them.
There will be public missionary
meeting of the Baptist Young Peo-
ple's Union next Sunday evening IN
the Baptist church, to which the pub
lie is cordially invited.
For SALE: Ga acres of land in the
town of Edgefield, large two story
house, three good tenant houses, an
abundance of water. good pasture. and
al for 81 500. Apply to w. n. Bur-
nett.
The case of o O Burnett against the
Southern Railway Company is the on
ly case tried by the court up to this
writing. In this case Mr.. Burnett Sc
cured verdict for 800 and was rep.
resented byJ w Devore Esq.
NJ 4. Taylor is building an improv-
ed and up-to date ice house at the
Edgefeld Warehouse and will be bet
ter prepared to furnish the public with
will commence to furnish ice by the
first uf April at very reasonable prices
The Barnwel! Sentinel office AMI en-
tire plant were burned last Tuesday
night. The Il es of the office running
since 1850 were also destroyed. Tha
editor however with lis accustomed
energyis making preparations to coz
tinue the publication.
The following is the program for the
Auf Wiedershen Club, which meets
Wednesday March 9th at four o'clock.
Short Synopsis of the Redemption of
David Carson;" selection to be read
by Mrs Helen Sheppard from Miss
Muhlbach's "Napoleun and Queen
Louisa" Current Events" Miss Lucy
Brown"
Mrs Harriet McBee, of Greenvil!e
formerly Miss Butler, daughter of Mr.
Frank Butler of Edgefeld county, died
at the home Of her son Captain Melee