Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-02-03

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Grennville on visit to relatives
and friends, being absent for about
a month";.
AS this mouth carries twenty
nine days, some persons who have
not celebrated the anniversary of
their birth in eight years, can dc
so on the 29th inst.
This section had alight snow or
Sunday night, while in many sec
tions Of the south very heavy
snc rs have fallen, which are much
preferable to the continued freezes
We have bud.
Rev. John A. Holland, of Ninety
Six. VINO has all enviable reputa-
ton ais a piano tuner, put all OF
the S. C. G. l., pianos 10 excellent
condition last week. Some We're
/ a little out of tune as result OF
the recent.remoyal.
/ Just. received and coming 2 car
loads of nails and. harbed wire.
The EDGEF1ELD MERCANTILE Co.
In which ward do you reside,
you ask ?. Go inquire of some
member OF the council, or look
around town till you find copy
of the recent,ordinance tackled up
on some post.
The friends of Mrs. Buford are
delighted that, after prolonged
absence; she has returned to Edge
field. She and Miss Mary Buford
are occupying rooms i'll the Addi-
son residence.
Mr.. Wallace Prescott, who is a
model young man and q most ex-
cellent citizen O. the west.side, at
tended the Arion Quartette enter
tainment on Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with friends in our
town.
Mrs. Daisy B. Deare, accompa-
MED by her bright little SOL, re
turned to her home in Anderson
on Thursday last, after pleasant
visit to her sister, Mrs. J. B. Hal
tiwanger. The latter accompa.
MED Mrs. Deane as far as Angus,
ia.
Heinz's celebrated Dressings and
Pickles, both in bottles and in bulk
at
TEE PENN DRUG STORE.
If you have small amount Of
!. money with which you want tc
buy lots of trees that will bear lott
of choice fruit that will sell fol
lots of money on lots of markets
order from Mr.. P. N. Lofts nur.
scry, of Johnston, His trees arc
good and you can bank OH every
word he tells you about them
Not so with all nurserymen.
And still they come-we mean
students to the s. c. G. /. Mr.
Earl Fuller. sou of Mr.. G. G. Full
Ter, of Longmires, matriculated OIL
Monday last. There are still
hothers who. have signi6ed their
intention of enrolling. If so many
are attracted hither in mid-session
think o: how the capacity of the
i new building will be taxed to ac
commodate all ;of the students a.
the opening of the session of 1904
05.
The Arion Quartette entertain.
ment, which was the first of &
series of entertainments tha. vii
be giren-at.the Sc. C. l., for tho
purpose of raising money to fur
nish the auditorium with seats
was a great success. The voca
music cannot be excelled and th'
very novel and-sweet toned organ
chimes delighted all. Consider
ing tie fact that it was Saturda,
night the attendance was large
All of Edgefeld will eagerly lool
forward to the next entertainment
Fewer gallons; wears Longer; Devoc
: The many friends of Rev. Johr
A. Holland who reside in am
round about Edgefeld will b.
pleased to learn that he will abou
March 1st ship a number of piano
9 aud organs to Edgefield and place
them on sale in the office of Mr.
E. J..Norris. Mr.. Holland vii
spend several months in our tow
and vicinity selling these instru
p1ents. Edgefeld is to be. con
graduated upon the prospect 0
. having q music store. We trus
and believe that this new depart
, ure!of Mr..Holland's will prov
, !, successful. He is no stranger t.
our people; on the contrary, be i
we'll known in every household AM