Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-05-08
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Miss Sablna Lewis is visiting in
New York.
Memorial day services will be OBJ,
served in Edgefield.
Cotton continues to decline. Eigtt
cents is about the best you can do in
this market.
Messrs Addison and Holston are
selling cotton seed hulls at 25cts. a
hundred.
Miss Julia Anderson has returned
home from Winthrop college until an
other session.
Memorial Day Services will be. OBJ
served on Friday afternoon of this
week.
Mr. D.. b. Hollingsworth is quite
sick. 1t is feared that he is threatened
with feror.
MIR Dan Brunson reports quite a
severe hail in his section on Sunday
afternoon last.
Walton Fuller, lately returned from
the American army in the Phileppin as
was in Edgefield on Sunday.
MrM A Taylor begs US to announce
that he has reduced the price of ice to
Scots. a hundred pounds.
Polly Baxter colored woman Of
our town was found dead in her bed
on Sun lay morning last.
A delightful shower fell in this vi
cinity ON Sunday last, and the cotton
is coming up beautifully.
Hon. Thos. 81. Ralnsford, who
has been seriously indispossd, is
improving.
The sale of the Pickens lands
has been postponed to some future
salesdaY.
The Rev. Mr.. Stewart Of Co umbia
will preach IN our village Presbyte-
rian church on next Sunday night at
the usual hour.
Miss Mara 3 FL a
to Atlanta after pleasant visit to her
parents in the city.--A Lgusta
Chronicle.
Mrs. Merrimon removed from
Johnston to Edgefield on last Satur-
day and will make her home with us
for the future.
Mr.. N. 81. Dobey with his son
Conrad and little daughter Gina spent
Saturday and Sunday will his father
and sister in Edgefield.
Mr.. R. L. Dunovant is having a
neat cottage put up on his lot situated
on the street leading from the re-
sidence of Mr< Bacan to the home Of
: o. Sheppard Jr.
Pure Cotton Seed For Sale: Russells
Big Boil, Kings, Hawkins, Peterkin-
80 bnshel lots $5cts., 40 bushel lots 75c.
EasaH Esi:ss d Hzsiaaliast;
Drug Co, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. T. M. Bailey will be in
Edgefsld on next Sunday for the
purpose of organizing the second
Baptist church of Edge6eld.
To-day, Tuesday, our County
Commissioners areconsidering the
matter of accepting the PROPOSE
tion of the United States govern
meut to build a sample good road
somewhere in Edgefeld county.
Having opened f1rst-class bakery
in front of the oil mill, I am now bak-
ing fresh bread every day and will be
pleased 20 have the patronage Of the
public town and country. The follow
ing parties handle and sell my bread
E. S. johnson, Campbell and Strom,
G. Watson, j. NJ. Enloe.
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Little Miss Della Thames who
spent sometime at the home Of Rev. P
P. Blalock a year or two ago
but who is now at the Connie
Maxwell Orrhnage at Green
wood was mentioned in the
last Orphanage Notes, as having been
highly distinguished in her school
work in the sub grade of the Orphanage
school.
On next Tuesday night at the
Institute an ice cream festival
will be given by the ladies of the
town for the benefit of the S. G. G.
I. baud. There will be a dime
reading at the same place and
time. Mr.. Holland of Ninety-Six
will recite, among others. Prof
Entzminger has just received q
handsome new cornet and will
play at the festival.
On the lilo train to-day, the
following veterans will leave our
town for the reunion in Columbia;
T. w. Carwile, A. F. Broadwater