Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-26
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WEDNESDAY July gB, 1865.
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Talk up the Farmers Institute
among your neigbbors.
Mr.. w. II. Turner will leave for
New York next week.
Read the new locals and ad YER
iisement Of Mr.. j. E. Hart. he
is Offering great bargains.
Prof. Whitman, the Optician of
Augusta, will close his Office dur
ing the north of August.
Tn saving money the real secre
Is LOT to lose it through the hole
atthe topof your pock~t.
Miss Angelic Andrews, of Spar
tanhurg.Ian exceedingly bright and
pretty Jass is the guest OF Miss
Ruth Cogburn.
Miss LIME Minis ls enjoying
the hospitality of her cousin, Miss
HortsGse Landrum, at Batesbu rg
this week.
Miss Ruth Cooner, one Of the
bellies of Bateeburg, was guest
at the home Of her uncle, Mr.. b.
j. Norris, for several days last
week.
Mrs. A. E. Padgett, accompanied
by the little ones, leaves to-day
to spend week at Longmires
with her father, Mr.. 3. 5. Rey-
nolds.
Mr. S. W. Williams. viry
popular salesman of the Edgefeld
Mercantile Company, is spending
this week at Phoenix, enjoying a
vacation.
kIr. Charles E. May, accompa-
MED by little Margaret, is spend
ing this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Forrest who reside not
far distant from Wards.
We have been Informed that
Elmwood, Meeting Street, McKen-
dree, and Cogburn's on the north
of us will vote almost solidly
against the dispensary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ransome Tim
merman spent Saturday last al
their old home gear Pleasant Lane.
Mr.. Zimmerman reports the crops
to be in excellent condition IN
that section.
Mrs. Manly Timmous and the
children are now enjoying their
an ,ual outing at Winterseat with
Capt. and Mrs. E. III. Youngblood.
having left last Saturday for a
months stay.
Despite the fact that much
grain was so anterior that many
farmers did not have any, thrashed,
John B. Hill thrashed about
5000 Sbushels in this vicinity, and
is now engageds Sin gatheringsai|n a|Il q
sShliisto
E pacIaf
30 ssnat , ionss concefnin ngAf semJI thsfs
ayonS SWouid iRestos be pat il spoes sess
ssions sof me.to The Farmers IiI-
stitutes Oil Tuesday next. The pro-
;s:iliessors from Clemson college eau
{ give you the desired information.
S. the splendid sermon delivered
by Rev. P. P. Blalock from the
pulpit of the Baptist church on
Sunday morning last was one
that would edify any eongre ga
ton, both Intellectually and
spiritually.
Not long ago youngtter (not
in Edge6eld and his mother were
going home from church and the
mother was finding fault with the
sermon. The boy noticed the
amount of his mo.her's contripu-
tion aud said: swell. ma, you
can't expect muchfor a cent"
Hon. Ben R Tillman, who es-
tablished the dispensary in South
Carolina. is out in letter IN
which he says: "If the dispensary
cannot be purified, I'll help kill
it," Get Y ,ur pitchfork ready, Ben,
you cau't "lrify liquor den
Hartwell {Ga) SUI,
Girls nowadays are weak or
strong according to OCCASION
very weak. bordering on q ner-
vous collapse, when mother asks
them to make a bed or sweep
floor but strong. veritable young
Alpazons, when an all.day or
pearly.all-night dance is Ecbed-
uied,
Money is said to be the root Of
all evil but we do lot think that
money has caused the recent
heavy municipal docket. Nearly
every Friday afternoon a crowd
of black birds-some, too, being
white, and others betwixt and
between, neither very white or
black--head for the court house