Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-04-09
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1t is the duty of every citizen TO
vote.
Lee surrendered 81 years ago
today.
The municipal election will be he'd
next Monday.
Read J. w. Peaks locals about his
next Mondays special sales.
This is emancipation proclama-
ton celebration day-April 9th.
Mrs. Lizzie Folk left yesterday for
Atlanta, carrying little Julia to DR.
Calhoun to have her eyes treated.
MIS- l. S Sossaman returned from
the hospital in Atlanta on Thursday
very much improved in health.
Mr.. Winchester Mcdaniel, of
Modoc, says The farmers in his sec
tion are greatly behind with their
work.
you'll laugh, you'll roar, you'll
scream" if YOU attend the mind
reading and oriental mysteries on
April 18th and 18th st the opera
The members of "1'he Critic"
held their Shakespesrian feast at
the homo of Miss Grace Tompkins
on Monday evening last.
Send or telephone us your orders
for envelopes, note, bill and letter
heads, etc. We guarantee salts
faction ard prompt service.
The condition of Sheriff QUITS
is unchanged. He is yet seriously
i'll. We are saddened because We
cannot report more hopeful tidings.
The renowned and far-famed
John Temple Graves will lecture
in Edgefeld on the night of April
2Sth. Be sure 10 hear him.
Do not forget the fun that is in
store for you if you attend the
performance in the opera house
ON the 18th and l6th-next Iues-
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. w. II. Turner says some
days with him have been regular
Christmas-eve days of Spring bus
inesa. His windows aJe beautiful.
The weekly crop bulletin for
the South Carolina section, issued |
by tho y. s. department of agri-
culture says that about two-shirds
of the fall sown oats were killed.
A thing of beauty and JOY for
ever to those who thirst for cold
drinks is the Lynch soda fountain.
Mr.. Holstein has arranged very |
"Cozy Corner" for the comfort of
his patrons. Mr.. B. Timmons is
in command.
Mr.. w. B. Penn has promised
the young people free swell dance
when Jimmie Byrd learns to dance
the Highland fling. 1t is up 10
the lovers of the Terpsichorean
art 10 sea that Jimmie learns.
Married, at the Methodist par
sonage, Wednesday morning, April
End, by Rev. George w. Davis, Mr..
Charles Powell, of Warrenville, to
Miss Ollie Ouzts, of Edgefeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell left immedi-
ately for Warrenville.
Our Monday special salos' have
been hummers and we take this
opportunity to thank our custom
ers and friends for their liberal
patronage. We will continue our
special sales OIL Mondays and ask
you To come to the New York Rack
ct store for special bargains. Our
special prices are for spot cash.
J. W. PEAK.
Treasurer Williams informs US
that about $4,000 taxes are yet un-
paid, which is a very small per
cent of the total amount levied for
all purposes. Ti,is is a very credi-
table showing considering the
many vicissitudes and reverses of
fortune which our people have
passed through. There is life in
the old land yet.
The Ninety-Six correspondent
to the Greenwood Index says that
Rev. Jno. A. Holland is certainly
a hustler, that be hauls in and out
10 or IL organs and pianos every
week" Mr.. Holland ls known as
the reliable dealer in musical in
struments. Watch his advertise
ment in our columns.
Miss Eloise Jones, of Ridge
Spring, who has many friends in
Edgefeld, is spending SOME time
with her uncle, Mr.. B. B. Jones.
Miss Jones has recently graduated
in typewritiug and steaography
and is for the present engaged by
the progressive firm Of Ramsey &
Jones as typewriter.
Rev. G. W. Davis requests ug
to saw to our Methodist readers