Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-10-28
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Timely, Tersey Truly Told To The Thinking Thousands
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Capt. w. H. Brunson, spent
! Friday and Saturday last in Aiken
Valuable lands are to be sold on
Monday next. Read the Masters
Sales Oh our fourth page.
Messra w. S. Cogburn and B.
F. Mays left this morning to join
the merry throng at the Fair.
Mrs. S. T. Hughes and Miss
Addie Hughes, of Trenton, visited
friends in Edgefeld on Friday
last.
During last week a large granite
tom bstone of very beautiful design
was erected over the grave of DR..
George Seth Butler in the village
cemetery.
Mr.. w. H. Turner announces
special embroidery sale for this
week. Read his advertisement and
watch the east window of the Cor
ner Store.
Now for the bargains at the New
York Racket Store. Mr.. Peak has
inauguratsd u ten days special sale,
during which time rare bargains
in all lines of merchandise can be
had for the spot cash.
Married, by Rev. Geo. w.
Davis, on Sunday evening last at
the residence of the officiating
minister, Mr.. J. F. Spencer ard
Miss Mamie Samuel, both of Edge
field.
Mr.. Geo F. Minis leaves this
morning for the Fair, and to at
tend the first meeting of the South
Carolina Optical association which
convsnes in Columbia this even
ing.
Mr.. S. I. Williams, the success
full farmer and merchant, says that
the CROPS are two months short in
his section. They began gathering
one month later and will stop one
mon'h earlier than usual.
The Corner Store, with it's heaps
and piles Of fell goods, is scarcely
large enough to contain ite smiling
proprietor, Mr.. w. II. Turner.
The secret OF it is bright little
lady arrived at his home on Wed
nesday evening last.
The two faithful teachers and
twelve bright and happy little tots
were on hand Monday morning
md the kindergarten opened un-
der more favorable auspices than
last year. Every little child in
Edgefeld between the ages of four
and six should attend this school.
Superintendent of Education
Byrd announces that his Office
days will be Mondays and Satur-
days, and that during the week he
will be making the rounds visiting
the schools. This is we'll, for it will
be of great benefit to the schools
to have him visit then.
This is the season that you want
your advertisements to g into the
Edgefeld homes regularly every
week. Advertisements placed with
US appear regularly every week.
We do not insert them this week
and leave them out next week.
The regular price of admission
to the entertainments of the Sax
ophone Quartette company is $1.00
but as they are filling in night
insEdge6eld the price has been re-
duced to SOC for reserved seats
and 35c for general admission.
Tickets are on sale of the store
of Messrs. Dorm & Minis.
Mrs. Emma McDougall, of In
dianapolis, arrived on Thursday
last to spend fortnight with her
brother, Mr.. NJ. D. Lyon. Her visit
to relatives in South Carolina
would be prolonged, but her sou,
after an absence of four months
touring Europe, has just returned
and she hastens to join him.
1t will be disappointing to the
lovers Of the golden fruit to learn
that choice bananas will be very
scarce and very high for some
months to come. Owing to the
prevalence of storms throughout
the tropical regions the crop has
been seriously injured, and is
short, as we are accustomed to
saying in these parts.
Before completing the college
building, which will probably. be
the latter part of December, Con-
tractor Spencer will have several
other buildings in process of erec.
tion. He has already contracted
for work that will require fully
eighteen months to perform, which
nanans that dnrinn th Z tinoa thn1l.