Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1902-04-09
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Rev. Mr.. Hay preached in the
Episcopal church on last Sunday
morning.
There will be services in the
Methodist church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Attend !
Miss Ida Covar is opening up
very attractive aud stylish stock
of millinery goods at her old stand
Mr.. w. w. Hicks has given ur
his place at the mill and has re,
turned to his former home III
North Carolina.
We salute the new Judge of this
circuit, Judge L. G. Bell. For
further information read our Cold
Springs letter.
EYE GLASSES accurately fttz
ed and guaranteed, for all defects
of eyes. GEO. F: MINIS, Optician.
Bear liz mind the performance
to be given in the opera house by
the Boone Yaki company on the
night of April 18th aud 10th.
Dr.. Ernest C. Smith added mel
ody and volume to the singing in
the Methodist church last Sunday
morning by his skilled perform
ance on the cornet.
Col. w. P. Calhoun's book on
the caucasian and the Negro
has lust been issued and has been
favorably received by the press
AbbeVille Medium.
Mr.. J. M. Cobb tells you in his
new advertisement of the latest ar
rivals just added to his already
tremendous stock. Keep your eye
on bis space. He is agent for But
terick's patterns.
The only property sold at pub.
Inc sale on Monday was one lot and
store thereon at Plum Branch. 1t
was bought by Mr.. F. M. Parks for
5000.
All the late syrups are on tap at
Penn's soda fountain, which has
been renovated and rejuvenated.
Come ye and drink. 'ou can get
anything you call for-except the
KS.
Complying with the law the Super
visor and Clerk of the board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners have prepared a de.
tailed quarterly report. We received
it from the clerk on Monday and Will
publish the report in full next week.
Cabbage plants are as scarce as
gold dollars. Two letters: have
been shown US stating that the cold
had killed all the plants on the
of the coast and. also at
Jessamine Garden, Florida.
On next Monday we will contin-
ne Ribbons and Embroidery as
specials aud add umbrellas and
shirts to the list also. The Racket
store cannot be undersold.
j. w. PEAK.
Col. F. N. K. Bailey attended
thu B.Y.P.U. Convention at Gaff-
ney last week. He was unani-
mousIy reel. .cted president of the
and is to serve for the
year. A great compliment
to Col. Bailey.
When you have any news call
up the ADVERTISER Office, No. S02,
on the phone and give it to us
We shall be glad to get it and our
many readers will be glad to get
it through our columns.
TIE beautifully arranged win
dows of the Hart dry goods empo-
rum show Mr.. Claude Hart's skill
and taste as wiudow-dresser. These
beautiful goods are an index to
tue contents of the store.
J. w. DeVore, Esq, attended
the United States court i'll Charles
ton last week and, of course, visit
ed the Ivory City. He says the
Exposition is very gvod. Ennpha-
sizing the VERY"
Since Mr.. Ramsey purchased
the Burnett stores Mr. B. B. Jones
is having the blinds, sash, in fact,
all the wood of the structure paint
ed in very attractive colo7s. Paint
preserves and beauties.
Mr.. B. J. Harrison, whose home
was burned on Mar. 25th, carried
a policy in one of the companies
of Griffin & Minis. The loss was
adjusted on April Sd, within less
than ten days from the date of the
fire.
Mr.. C. E. Mays new Spring adver-
tisement appears in another column
Winter does not linger at Mr.. Mays
store. At every turn your eye is greet
ed with bright. brand new Spring
goods that make one wish they had
millions to 81 end, Look up his adver-
tisement and ponder it. You can bank
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