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

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If YOU want to laugh loud and long!
20 to the college auditorium op
Friday evening next.
Rev. John A. Holland will ar:
rive in Edgefrld the latter part OF of:
the, week and will exhibit two.
handsome pianos on Monday next
at the office of Mr.. E. j. Norris.
A large lot of organs will arrive IN:
few days.
The union service that waa
held III our Presbyterian church
On Sunday evening last was large
ly attended, which attests the fact
that these meetings are greatly
enjoyed by the people generally,
irrespective of church member.
ship. Rev. C. e. Burts preached:
a very earnest and forceful sermon,
The next service will be held on
the evening of the fourth Sunday
in March in the Baptist church:
The Rev. Marvin Auld, the beloved
pastor of the Methodist church.,
will preach.
MILL END SALE:
I have decided to inaugurate a;
"Mill End Sale" The wide-awake.
shonper knows what that means
good goods for little money. i
bought quantity of Remnants.
and Pound Goods that have
placed on the Bargain counter.
Call early or they will all be gone.
J. w. PEAK.
Every cent that is realized from
the series of entertainments that
are .,eipg given at the college gees
into the pockets, 30 to speak, % n',
the people of our town. iae s'lll-. y
dry equipments that arc to be.
bought for The auditorium and.
class rooms are to be the property
of the town, just as is the college
building itself, Attend all of these
entertainments. Besides aiding
in a worthy enterprise you get
your moneys worth in the way OF
pleasure that is derived from each
attraction.
Full line School Books, School
Supplies, Pencils, Tablets, ETC., at
The PENN DRUG STORE.
President Bailey is ever on the
alert for something that willfacili.
tate the school work and that will
pro mote the welfare of those who
are placed wlth.him for instruction.
At regular intervals he provides
spm4 pheasant diversion to prevent
the daily routine from tecomlng
mopotnl,nus and irksome. On Fri
day afternoon last q delightful re.
ception was given a, the college
for the members of the academic
department, which Is composed OF
the classes of Mrs. Mamie King,
Misses Hattie Newsom and Min.
ME Dicks. Itw as an occasion that
was heartily enjoyed by these
young folks.
Ladies you will bake no naore no
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 q!
T.MMoa Bros. !;
A very congen1al coterie Of some
Of Edgefeld's leading musiciaas;
as well as some who were not mu-
siciane, assembled at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Janaes M. Cobb on
Thursday evening last, the object
being the organization Of a music
club. A club was organized with
Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey, president,
Mrs. J. L. Minis, 1st vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. John r. Tompkins. End
vice-president, Miss Lille shep-
pard, 3rd vice-president and Mrs.
J. NJ. Cobb secretary and treasurer.
Besides the pleasant social inter
course, the vocal and instrumental
selections that were go beautifully
rendered caused the hours TO speed
rapidly away. On Thursday even
ing next the club will meet at the
homo of Mrs. Kate w. Cheatham
and Mr.. James 7. Bacon. There
are others who possess very de-
cided musical talent who should
JON.