Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-03-26
Edgefield Advertiser
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 26, 1902

EDN NESDA Man. 20, 15oI
Miss McClintock. the lady prin-
cipal Of the Presbyterian college
for Women, will succeed DR.. Pell
as president of that institution,
She is the pioneer lady college
president in South Carolina.
The Rev. W. B. Gordon, former
" the much beloved rector of the
Trinity parish, Edgefeld, now of
Camdsh, is enthusiastically labor
ing for the establishment of q
charity hospital in the town where
he resides. He has been elected
president of the "Camden Hospi-
tai Association" The sum Of $1,000
has already been raised.
A recent issue OF the Romeo Ga }
Tribune contained a very compli-
mentary notice of a sermon DR.. L..
r. Gwaltney preached in Rome on
the subject of Christian education.
Among other things the Tribune
said: "Dr. L. R. Gwaltney held
the earnest attention of the large
congregation whom he evidently
impressed with the beauty and de-
STABILITY of Christian educa-
tion."
The Logomechy club was enter
tanned at th home of Miss Helen
Sheppard on Thursday evening.
The first lady's prize,a picture,Uas
awarded to Miss Kate Sheppard.
The first gentleman's prize, doz-
Ell cigars, Was won by Prof. Rice.
The consolation prize fell to the
lot Of Mr.. Theodore Tompkins.
The club will b" entertained two
weeks hence by Miss Virginia Ad-
olson.
From April 1st to 7th is educa-
tlonal week at the exposition. The
student body of every school in
the state should seize upon this op-
portunity to attend the South's
greatest Exposition. The railroads
have made special rates for this
week and the Exposition authori-
ties have reduced the admission
charge to twenty-five cents to stu
dents when attending in bodies of
ten OF. more. Students, by all
means, visit the Ivory City. You
vii! be repaid ten fols! for the
small outlay.
Contractors and builders will do
we'll to get ny prices on Brick,
Lime and Cement before placing
their orders. W. W. ADAMS.
you'll laugh, you'll roar, you'll
scream" if you attend the mind
reading and oriental mysteries on
April 18th in the opera house.
SHIRT WAISTS have come to
stay, more popular this season
than ever. See our beautiful dis
play of Wash Silks, Mercerized
Madras Waist Silks, etc. The
Racket Store has them in all the
shades and colors of the rainbow.
J. W. PEAK.
Send or telephone US your orders
for envelopes, note, bill and letter
--heads, etc: we guarantee satis--
faction and prompt service.
Bear in mind the performance
to be given in the opera house by
the Boone Yaki company on the
night of April 10th.
When in need of Brick, Lime
ane Cement, either IN large or
small quantities, send or telephone
ne your orders. Full supply al
ways on hand. W. W. ADAMS.
Mr.. John L. Addison, of the
Southern Railway spent Sunday
in Edgeield with the homs-folk.
Read every word of the new ad-
vertisement of the Corner Store.
No shopper can afford TO miss it..
Mr.. Turner has what he advertises
and will take pleasure in showing
you through his Spring stock.
THE Racket Store has Embroi-
dery, world within end, in new and
exclusive patterns and designs.
Prices very low. j. w. PEAK.
For regular and uniform dis
tribution of fertilizers, use the
CAN'T Guano Distributor. They
can be had at w. w. ADAMS.
Our Office has been moved from
the back room to the front room,
opposite our good neighbor, Judge
Roath. While attending court or
in town on business, call to see us.
Our friends have standing invi-
tation to our sanctIm.
We can always supply you with
Chattanooga Disc Plows at very
reasonable prices. w. w. ADAMs.
Do not procrastinate longer 60,
t., Mr.. C. E. Nays store and reg
ste. for the coming municipal
election.
The Osborn Disc Harrow is un-
surpassed in pulverizing and pre-
noripo vonr land for Dlantinp. We