Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-02-24

Iue LuSelelu lHeiOnAnIo n"'o
already begun to receive spring
goods, and it will not be long be-
fore the pretty girls will be wear
ing pretty shirtwaists in all eff the
spring colors.
Mrs. J. S. Price has returned to
Raleigh to make her future home.
aud Mr.. NJ. c. Parker will proba-
hly move back TO his beautiful
residence on Columbia street, from
which Mrs. Price has just moved.
III spite Of the mud guano haul
ing goes merrily on. The aggregate
sales of guano in Edgefeld will
probably reach thousands of tors.
We trust that il will be paid for
with fifteen eenss cotton.
Large stock of Trunks, Valises,
Rugs, Lap Robes, Etc. Get our
prices.
RAMSEY u JONES.
Superintendent of Education.
Byrd was invited to take part in
The Washington's birthday cele-
hrstion that was held at Johnston
on Monday but was prevented.
from attending on account of the
death of Mrs. DR.. r. NJ. Fuller.
Tue members Of The Edge6eld
Cotillion club have arranged for a
swell german to be given in the
opera house on Friday evening
next This will probably be the
last function of the kind for some
months-till the large picnlcs OF
summer.
Mr.'and Mrs. John R. Tompkins
will move into their new home
this week Mrs. Tompkins being
great lover of music, as we'll as q
very talented musician, Mr.. Tomp-
kins has presented her with very
handsome new piano.
Ladies you will bake no more
cakes at home if you try our $50
cial Teas" Give o'clock Teas"
"Graham" and Zu Zu" crackers.
You get none but the fresh kind at
our store.
T:MMoNs BROS.
A gentleman from Alabama,
whose name we have not learned,
has been offered the presidency of
the Edgefeld Manufacturing Com
pany, and will arrive about March
the 1st to look over tie field with
the view of accepting the position.
Grip has made a house to
house attack upon our community.
Mr.. J. It. McManus and almost his
entire family have been victims Of
this dread disease. We are glad
to gee friend Trap out again. He
is little disfgured but expects
to be in good trim for the county
treasur,r's race.
We trust tina: every teacher in
the county will be in attendance
upon the teachers meeting to be
held on next Saturday at Edge
field. 1t is safe to say. that, nn-
less providentially kept away, all
who are t achers because of their
love for the work, as we'll as for
the pay tnat they receive, will be
present.
A large assortment of garden
seed just received direct from the
cele ebrated Buist farms.
THE PENN Drug STORE.
Mrs. DR.. J. B. Black, accompa-
lied by her Two Youngest children,
came up flom Banberg Friday
last and has been spending several
days at the ollege with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey. DR.
Black II ho is mem ber of the legis-
lature from Bamberg county also
came to EdgeGeld Saturday after,
noon.
/ Or our second page Will be found
q very interesting and thrilling
story from the pen of talented
young Marion G. Woodward,
student of the S. c. C. I. This is
not the first effort of Mr.. Wood
ward, be having writsend shorl
stories for the Saturday Evening
Post and other northern journals
1t is entiu, d "Grandma's Story
!. and vividly portrays soma of th'
conditions That existed during th'
reconstruction period.