Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-10-28

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Hon. John Gary Evans spent
several days in our city last week.
Dispensary sales ON e Saturday
amounted to 1887 It's cool wealth
er and people must keep warm.
Mrs. Lizzie Folk and little Julia
returned from lIainesville Ga, Oh
Sunday afternoon.
A big bouncing boy has become
permanent dweller at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Powell.
The Advertiser is daily turning
out beautiful job printing. Send
US your orders. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
The merchants of our town wore
broad smiles op Saturday last, a
regular Christmas eve business be-
ing the cause.
Miss Sophie Abney and Miss
Marie Boykin are spending Fair
week in Columbia. Tho latter will
attend the State ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Parker and
Mrs. Milton Parker went to Barn
we'll on Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Nr. Robert ]. Easter
ling.
Jack Frost was very:1much in
evidence on Sunday morning last.
Fires, blankets and winter togs
generally have not been out of
place since.
Miss Vary Edison, a very beauti-
full young lady from the Fruit Hill
section, is visiting in Edge6eld at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Eliza
beth Russell.
Monsieur Cortese who accompa-
nies the saxophone Quarttete in
all their selections is one of the
most distinguished harpists in this
country.
Miss Helen Winslow vocalist
of rare ability is an additional at
traction to the Saxophone Quar-
teete appearing in the Opera House
on November End.
A delightful number on the pro-
gramme of the Saxaphone Quar-
tette will be an imitation of the
music from the magnificent Pipe
Organ of Westminster Abbey.
No stronger testimonial as to
the beauty and quality of Messrs.
Ramsey & Jones silverware is need
ed than to say that they sold over
800 worth for one wedding.
Do not send money out of town
for job printing when it can be
neatly and cheaply done here at
home. New type and material has
Just been received at the Adver-
tiser Office.
Miss Helen Sheppard is enjoying
the gaieties and festivities in the
capital city incident to the Fair.
She will be an attendant upon the
State ball, the most brilliant social
function of all South Carolina.
The American Saxophone Omar
tette will give concert in the
Opera House on the evening of
November End. The Saxophope is
a musical instrument seldom heard
in this country, and quartette of
these sweet toned instruments is
great novelty.
The volume of business that has
been done by the Edgefeld Mer-
camille Company up to date has
been far beyond their expectations.
They buy right, they advertise
what they buy and make their
prices right, consequently they are
making things hum. Read their
new advertisement and locals this
week.
Besides their large stock of fur
niture and household furnishings
and vehicles of all kinds Messrs.
Ramsey & Jones carry beautiful
assortment of jewelry and silver
ware that is made by the most re-
liable and trustworthy manufac-
turers. When you buy an article
of silverware from ;hem you can
bank upon it as being the best.
One by one the merchants of our
town have been adding modern
fixtures and furnishing and appli-
ances of various kinds to their
stores, the latest beiug a peanut
roaster of the" red devil" type that
has been purchased by Mr.. w. L.
Dunovant. Friend Brooks has
named it "Carrie Nation" Mrs Ma
tion knows how to roast bar-keep-
ers but che can't roast goobers like
Brooks "Carrie Nation" The lat
ter's goobers don't make you feel
like you had an ailment close akin
to appendicitis.
For ten days Evangelist Sublett
and his co workers have labored