Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-06-15
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/ Miss Anna Holmes, who was 8
great favorite. among the students
was member of the graduating
class
!, Yielding to the numerous So
l!citatioDs of his friends, Col. O.
F. Cheatham has announced him.
self a candidate for the House OF
Representatives from Aiken coun-
ty. Col. Cheatbam has many
friends in his native county who
wish him well.
New line of Organdies and
Lawns for commencement dresses
at G. E. MAYS
Mr. J D Timmons, who is a mem
ber of the new firm of Messrs.
Timmons Bros. speut several days
in Edgefeld last week. These
young men aro rapidly coming TO
the front in Edgefeld's mercantile
world. You can't keep honest,
hard working men down.
Edgeaeld's two gifted candi-
dates for solicitor OF the 5th cir
cnit, Capt. N. G. Evans and S.
MEG. Simklns, Esq, have formal
ly filed their pledges with State
Chairman Jones and will fight to
q flush, but not along the lines
adopted by some of the candidates
for railroad commissioner.
Do you wonder why farmers J.
R. and Belts Cantelou always
drive fat, sleek stock? Then, go
out and see their acres and acres
and acres Of river-bottom corn
that is shoulder high to a man
and as dark as the lowering clouds.
Yes, veritab]e river-bottom corn on
the hills of Edgefeld.
Maj. Ralph D. Epps, who is to
be member of the S. c. G. /.
faculty next session, completed a
special course in history last week
at the South Carolina college and
graduated in the law department.,
being among the few who were
highly distinguished in this de-
partmeat.
Miss Mary Auld, the very ac-
complished daughter of Mrs. En-
ma Auld and sister of Rev. Mar
vim Auld, who has formerly resi-
ded at Greenwood, has come to
make her home in Fdgefeld. Her
coming among us sis q decided gain
for our social and religious life
aud it is needless to say that she
e most cordially welcomed.
Ladies you will ind just what
you want in Crushed" belts, New
Ribbons and Laces, and New Cor
sets at COBB'S.
AS is her custom after COM
mencement each year, Mrs. c. J..
Ashley, accompanied by Miss
Florence Bush and Messrs. Joe
and Elmore Ashley, left yesterday
to spend a month at her former
home in Ellenton. Their Edge
field friends generally and Bun
combe neighbors particularly will
greatly miss them during their
absence.
We would suggest to the candi-
dates that they supply their ward
robes, grips or carpot-bags with
socks of the latest Partisan mode.
This new covering for the feet has
a compartment for each toe and is
said to prevent corns, which would
enable these gentlemen to run
more easily the race that is set
before them.
A westeln editor received the
following very modest letter:
"Send me few copies of the paper
that has the obituary and verses
about the death of my child q few
weeks ago. You will publish the
enclosed clipping about my ni.ce's
wedding. 1 also wish you would
mention in you. local columns, if
it don't cost me anything, have
a few spring calves for sale. My
time is about out and you can stop
my paper"
The lovely and lovable Miss
Bessie Fitch has returned 10 her
home in Charleston for the sum.
mer, and many hearts in Edgefeld
are cad. During her stay of sever.
al months in Edgefeld Miss Fitch
greatly endeared herself to all
! with whom she came in contact
The kindergarten patrons will be
| pleased to learn that her services
have been secured for the session
which begins about the first Of
i October.
Col. and Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey
aud children left on Saturday fo1
IBamberg to spend several days
4 with Mrs. Bailey's parents. Frorl
there they go to Wedgefeld to visit
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