Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-02-04
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Timely Tersey Truly Told To The Thinking Thousands
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Timely, lersely, lrulY loio
SO God! that bread should be so dear,
And flesh and blloa 80 cheap !"
= THOMAS HOOP.
Mr. Jc'tn T.. Addison spslt Mon.
day AID tuesday in Cv.inhla on
business.
Mr.. NJ. N. Hols,ein, of Monetta,
spent Saturday and Sunday IN
Edge6eld.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fuller Perkins
attended services at Harmony on
Sunday afternoon last.
Miss Kellah Fair is spending q
fortnight in Augusta and Beech
Island with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Joe G. Holland returned to
Greenvilleon Monday lasttc resume
his studies at Furman University.
Rev. L. B. White will fill his re-
gular appointment at Stevens
Creek church on Sunday morning
next.
S. M. Smith, Esq, spent last
Sunday at his fathers home and
attended the funeral services OF
Mrs. Beard at Harmony church.
Senat.r J..C. Sheppard and Rep:
resentative Thos. II. Rainsford
came home on Saturday, aftor the
adjournment of the legislature, to
spend Sunday, returning Monday
afternoon.
Rev. Geo. w. Davis waa proven
ted from meeting with his people
at McKendree on Sunday last on
account of having to participate in
the funeral of Mrs Mary Beard ut
Harmony.
The travelling representative Of
the Globe I Tailoring Company, Of
Cincinnati, will be ct Mr.. G. E.
Nays store to-day aul tomorrow
with a full Ii, Q of spring samples.
Call to see them. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Dinings and teas have become
quite frequent in Edgs6eld. MIR.
and Mrs. N. L. Brunson entertain
ed number of their friende with
a dini e on Friday last. Such oc-
casions afford delightful social
intercourse andbring friends and
neighhors into closer and more
sympathetic touch.
n. G. Evans, Erq., will erect at
once q large and attractive resi-
dence on his lot on Main street
where the house was recently
burned. Mr.. w. F. Doley, Of
Aiken, haa been ewardeG b. con-
tract vi !. .neal.s that ,2e work
will not only be properly butsp
dily done.
, AS our town is sadly deficient in
vocal talent, or rather it's develop
tieat, next Wednesday evenings
entertainment from the repertoire
Of lhs Quaker 4uartstts wifi--
much to awaken,and inspire in our
people a desire f-cm greater pro.
fciency lin vocal music, the
sweetest of all mnsic. Only those
who attend will be benefited
thereby.
The stock of merchandise of T.
Furse & Co. will probably be sold
at an early day to tho highest bid
der as whole and will not beretail-
ed is usually done in such ca ea.
Mr.. 8. A. Brunson, the trustee for
the creditors, has forwarded the
inventory, ETC., to the referee in
bankruptcy and is awaiting further
orders as to when to sell.
Bargains ! Rargains' The
New York Racket Store is now
closing out all winter goods al
greatly educed prices. This is
great opportunity to secure rare
bargains: Call early and get drst
choice.
J. w. PEAK.
Prof. Bistline, one Of the Quaker
Quartstte, is q noted violinis'
handling this instrument with
magical skill. Hear him in orl
opera hous. IN W. dn 60 d >
night, the 1. h inst.
mnUse Baldwin's, Swift'., and Roys.
ter's, Guanos, gooe q. vwh"re ano
everywhere for growing crops.
W. w. ADAMS.
The next lycsum attraction will
be the Quaker Quartette to b.
given in the opera house on Wed
nesday night of next week.
Cotton Seed Meal, Nitrate Soda