Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-07-20

and Sunday last in Edgefeld.
Mrs. DR.. J. E. Green, of Angus
ia, accompanied by her two very
beautiful daughters, is visiting at
the bone of her brother, Mr.. A.
A.>Glover.
Miss Allie Bellanger arrived
from Atlanta on Thursday last to
spend ten days with her friepds in
Edgefeld. She is being very cor
daily welcomed.
20 yards good soft. Bleaching
1 yard wide s1.00. 20 yards good
Sea Island 1 yard wide, for $1,00
Cash only-At Turner's Corner
Store.
Mrs. P. F. sarling, accompanied
by her charming daughter, Miss
Daisy, is up from Augusta to spend
some time at the hospitable home
of her brother Mr.. w. H. Turner.
Mr.. James A. Dozier, the head
salesman in the shoe department
of the mammoth J. B. White store,
was among the visitors to our pro-
gressive town last week.
Mr.. J. K. Allen, ore of the faith
full lieutenants of the popular Cor
her Store, is enjoying a vacation
this week, spending the time in
the Meeting Street section.
Ladies' apd Miss IS Oxfords and
strapped slippers at great reduc-
ton.
C. E. MAY.
DR.. A. II. Colley went to White
Stone Iithia springs on Friday
last to appear before the state ex-
amining boardsof the dental as
sociation, remaining over this
week attend the annual meet
ing of the association.
Missus Ruth and Lizzette Ran
dali, of Augusta, who are greatly
beloved in Edge6eld and whose
visits are eagerly looked forward
to, are among the many visitors to
our town, being guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Brunson.
A great treat is in store for the
people of orr town and vicinity.
DR.. E. M. Poteat, the president of
Furman University, Will make his
first visit to Eugefeld on the 5th
Sunday i'll July, speaking in the
Baptist church in the evening.
Mr.. R. F. Burford, the popular
salesman of Singer sewing ma
chimes, spent Wednesday and
Thursday last IN Augusta on busl-
ness. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Burford and their bright little
babe who remained several days
with friends.
Hon. S. G. Mayfeld, who re-
sides at Denmark, Bamberg coun-
ty, announces his candidacy for
Congress, from the second district,
in this issue of Advertiser. He has
been repeatedly honored by his
home people and now solicits the
support of the people of Edgefield
for the high position TO which he
aspires.
Up to date line mems negligee
shirts and summer underwear at
the very lowest prices.
C.E. MAY.
Of course, all of the candidates
are Sunday school workers. Every
one of them-were the roll called
not q one would be missiDg-is in
attendance to-day upon the Bap-
tist Sunday school convention at
Red Oak Grove. To. morrow thoy
will march in a body to Centre
Spring picnic.
Now is the time to call on Lom-
bard of Augusta for Engines.
Boilers, Pipes, Fittings and Gin
Repairs for ginning season. They
have the largest shop and found
ry of it's kind in the south, work
ing over 200 hands. Their prices
are reasonable and work is guaran-
teed.
Rev. P. B. Grant, the Baptist
pastor at Johnston, and Rev. c..
e. Burts exchanged pulplts on
Sunday last. The former preached
a very earnest and forcetul sermon
in The Edge6eld Baptist church in
the forenoon, and the latter filled
the Baptist pulpit at Johnston in
the morning aid afternoon.
Rev. P. P. B1alock returned on
Thursday last after an absence OF
ten days, during which time be
rendered very valuable assistance
to Rev. g. FL. Burton in conduct
ing a revival meeting in one OF
his churches at Greenwood. The
meeting was great success, much
lasting good being accomplished
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