Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-04-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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were in Edge6eld Sunday.
Mr.. w. F. Dobey, Of Aiken
spent Sunday in Edgefeld.
New lot of Mortgages of persona
Eproperty for sale at this office.
Remember the date of Jno. Tenn
pie Graves lecture-April 2Sth.
Rev. P. D. Hay preached in The
Episcopal church Sunday evening
Read the new adyel tisement Of
the Corner Store, and attend Mr.
Turner's special sale.
Mr.. Lowden Brooks, of Ninety
Six, was numbered among the
visitors in Edgefeld Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Griffin is spending
this week at the home of Mrs.
Gen. Evans.
Miss Mary Buford returnel to
Edgefield Saturday from busi-
ness trip to Brunson.
Candidates, the ice has been
broken. Do not wait till it freezes
over again before you come out
Mr.. f. N. DeVore, Of Ninety
Six, was in Edge6eld Monday last
looking after his various holdings
here.
Mr.. B. J. Crooker. who lead the
ticket in the municipal election of
last week, is raising cane over in
Buncombe these days.
One of our North Buncombe
homes is being enlarged by an an
mex of one or two beautiful rooms.
Who can opine the reason
The Rev. A. T. Jamison was en-
tertained while in Edgefeld at the
hospitable home Of A. S. 1omp-
kins, Esq.
Mr.. Thomas Furse has accepted
a position with the Southern as re-
lief operator and is now stationed
at ' aucluse.
Messrs. James E. Hart and Jno.
Davis spent svnday y with Mr.; Jno.
B: Davis, the father a1siasssssii'
at his home near Richardsonville.
You can hear tue most eloquent
speaker that the South has ever
produced. the Hon. John Tempe
Graves, in the opera houre next
Monday night.
Mr.. L. S. Sossaman will at an
early date move into the house of
NJ. p. Wells, Esq, next door to
the home of A. S. Tompkins, E: q.
Mr.. l.. F. Dorm, of Parksville, is
a Juror in the United States court.
He is trustee OF Furman Univer
sity and has a son in that insiitu-
tion.-Greeuville Mountaineer.
The country districts need more
schools like the one our Cold
Spring correspondent teiis about.
Read what he says.
Edgefeld usually leads, but so
far Barnwell county leads in the
matter of candidates, four baving
already announced themselves for
the Office of County Supervisor, be-
sides a number for other offices.
Read the locals of the Green
Grocery Co., which is located near
the mill and of which Mr.. W. j..
Quattlebaum is treasurer and man
ager Encourage Mr.. Quattlebaum
and patronize home enterprise by
buying bread made right here IL
Edgefeld.
Mr.. aud Mrs. I. w. Fowler are
contemplating making Edgefeld
their permanent home. Edgefeld
will welcome them very cordially,
knowing they will be valuable ac-
quisitions to our social and COM
mercial life.
Handsome young Willie Byrd
spent Sunday and Monday in our
town. Mr.. Byrd has many friends
in Ed2efeld who were glad to see
him. He can give one the candi-
dates grip with as much ease and
grace rs veteran Of mauy cam
paigns.
Solicitor Thurmond, who has
been engaged with the April torn
of court in Columbia for two weeks,
spent Sunday at home with his
family, returning Sunday night to
his post Of duty.
For several days after the recent
rains our public square was crowd
ed with wagons. Some were load
ed with corn to feed the mules,
some with rations to feed the ne
groes, some with "joaano" to feed
the"crap" and there was some"corn
Juice" To be seen in most of them.
This was for the "Spring fever"
The local lodge K. of H. was
represented at the 26th annual ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge which
was held in Columbia last Thurs
day by Ex-Gov. J. c. Sheppard,
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