Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-17

b. T.. NlCuOlsuu, Io4'b Woao
Savannah on Monday to attend t
important business of one OF nj
clients.
Editor William Toney, of tn
Johnston News, accompanied BY
Mrs. Toney, spent Monday il
Edgefeld.
Mr.. J. E. Minis and Miss Kate
Tompkins visited their mutual
friend, Miss Lucretia Brunson, al
her home near Cleora, on Sunday
last.
Mrs. W. H. Dorm and the little
ones spent last week with relatives
near Ropers, returning on Sunday
last.
Mrs. John Griffin, of Allan
ia, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Orlando Sheppard.
Mrs. Ida Sheppard IS spell
ding a month with relatives
in Greenwood.
The ADVERTISER has the con-
tract for furnishing tickets for the
primary. The writer will mail the
tickets for each precinct to the
clerk several days priorto the elec-
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G.. Blackwell,
of Parksville, have been spending
several days at the home of the
latter's brother, Mr.. E. Fl. Talhert,
of our southern suburbs.
Mr.. J. Berrian Walker is making
tour of Georgia this week giving
his patrons an opportunity to re-
plenish their stocks with Hexter
Bros celebrated line of clothing.
1t makes US very sad to state
that handsome young Talton
Brunson is very i'll. He is suffer-
ing from All attack of fever which
will probably last for several
weeks. DR.. R. A. Marsh was
called on Monday to attend him.
O. Sheppard, Esq, went over
to Saluda on Thursday last on legal
business and went to Greenwood on
Monday in the interest of an i'm.
portant case with which he is
connected.
You can make n small amount
of money purchase large quaint
ty of merchandise by securing some
Of the bargains that are being of.
fered at the New York Racket
Stors. Special prices are also be.
ing made on new goods that have
lust arrived. Read the new locals
of Mr.. j. w. Peak.
Mr.. Henry G. Tillman,
second son of Senator B. R.
Tillman, graduated with hon
ors from Clemson last week.
Mr.. B. R. Tillman, Jr., de.
livercd the address before the
Alumni association. His dis
course has elected much ia,
vorable comment.
| 1t is said that the latest decree
of Dame Fashion is that all well
dressed women must don (not
darn, that comes later) half hose
this summer. Does this meal
that they are to wear the plain
every-day-old- fashioned ''sox", tn.
kind that their grandmothers useo
to knit? If so. some Of the rainy.
day skirts had better be lengthen'
ed.
Col. F. N. K. Bailey stopped
over in Edgefeld on Monday while
en- route from Clyde, N. c., tc
Bamberg where he has joined Mrs
Bailey and the children They
will return to Edgefeld the latter
part of the week to remain some
time. Col. Bailey reports that the
outlook for O. successful season
with the Skyland Home hotel il
very bright.
The copartnership in the livery
business existing between Messrs
D. T. Grice and James Thompson
was by mutual conseut dissolved
on Monday last. Mr.. D. T. Grice
will continue the business at the
old stand and Mr.. Thompson has
rented the Gray stables and viii
open at once a first class livery
business.
Masters Sterling and Weyman
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Price
bad the misfortune-a misfortune
that is common to most boys o.
their age-to be painfully burned
by powder on Thursday laat. Tae
boys were burning paper in the
yard and, unmirdful of the danger
threw small box of powder in tht
fire which exploded. Both were
painfully, but not seriously, burn
ed Oh their hands and faces. For
tunate indeed was it that thiI
thoughtlessness was not attended
with more serious consequences.
For cash l will sell on June
10th and 10th all ST. shirts fol
SO cents, IS cts shirts for IS
cts and 50 cts shirts for 40 cts
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