Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-12-09
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It's only "leetle" over two
weeks till Christmas.
Some women can pin their faith
to a mar much easier if it is with
a diamond pin.
Some one has truly said that "a
lot of people would rather be in
style than out of debt"
Mrs S. NJ. Rice is spending this
week in Atlanta visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs Phoebe Irvio.
Trunks. Turks a big assort-
meut at very reasonable prices at
c.. E. MAYS.
"Get at the joints from The in
sile" that's the method of cure by
Rheumlcide. You'll find it is
your druggists pride.
Mrs Mary J. Norris is spending
this week in Lexington in attend
ance upon the marriage of her
niece, Miss Emmie Fox to DR..
! Wingard.
The heavy blasts that are made
almost daily at the quarry, and
the reports which are SO plainly
beard miles away, remind one :
especially the little boys-of can
non crackers and Christmas guns.
Mr.. George Pearce, who man
fssged the farm of J H. Cantelou,
ESQ, this year, has purchased the
Hoi and farm near Ninety Six aud
moves this week thereto. Mrs
Pearce is visiting in Elleuton be-
fore going to her new home,
So heavy have been the frosts
recently that one would have TO
look q second time TO See whether
or not everything was covered
with snow. II, wever, it has been
ideal fall weather ard we have no
complaint to make.
Ask your Minister about "Fcwer
Gallons; Wears Longer"
AS Christmas approaches, the
ii ne when there is greater danger
from fire than at almost any other
season, every body should exer-
else great precaution. 1t is too late
to be cnrpfui after q whole bust
ness block or half a dozen houses
have been burned.
A dispatch from Washington
states that Miss Iona Tillman is
spending few days, in the nation
al capitol aud while there will Sc
lect a home for Senator Fillman,
whittier he will move his family
al Out the 1st January to remain
during the ses. IN of congress.
Col. F. N. K. Barley has employ
cd Miss Minnie Dicks to teach
the s. xth and seventh grad s. Miss
Dicks is very gifted teacher,
being q full graduate OF Winthrop
college and having taken a post
graduate normal course. She has
been teaching in Cbattano ga for
some time. Miss Dicks will enter
upon her duties when school wcrk
is resumed after the holidays.
Rev. C. E. Burts and Col, F. n.
X. Bailey W re the cn.y attend
! ants from our town upon the Bap-
tist convention last week, and
both took q prominent part in the
deliberations of the body. Rev.
MIR. Burts by request, filled one OF
the Sumter pulpits on Sunday
morning last. This was quite
compliment to Edgefeld's beloved
pastor, for only The leading lights
of the convention are invited to
preach on Sunday.
Ask your grocer about Fewer
Gallons; Wears Longer"
Mrs. Geo. w, Davis and the
children are visiting relatives III
Greenwood while Rev. Mr.. Davis
| is in attendance upon the Confer
ence. before entering upon his
new charge Mr.. Davis aud family
will return to Edgefeld for q few
days stay.
About the rising of the sun on
Monday morning the barn of Mrs
Ka'e Butler, whichg contained
several tons OF hay, was totally
destroyed DY fire. So for there is
no clue as to the cause. Pre-
sumably it was the act of an in
cendiary. Unfortunately the build
ing was not insured.
Ask your lawyer about "Fewer
Gallons; Wears Longer.
The usual end-of-the-year re-
movals have begun, Mr.. ]. P.
Addy, with his family, has re-
moved to Greenw ood; Mr. T. c.
Strom has moved hack to his farm
near Cleora and Mr.. j. S. Smith
has moved into his house which
was vacated by Mr.. Strom; end
last but not least, DR.. j. Fl. Car
michael has moved into the house
in South Edgefeld that Mr.. Smith
form, rly occupied. This is a. gen
eral moving of household as well
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