Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-10-19
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/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Insure your dwelling, your barn,
YOUR stables, your tenant houses
and your-life.
Mrs. D. S. DuBose spent iast
week in Aiken aa the guest OF
Mrs. DR.. B. 81. league.
Mrs. J. B. Haltiwanger left on
Wednesday las. for New York
where she will remain a mouth
with her sister.
Mra. ]. A. White has been in
Columbia for several days with
Capt. White, who holds gond
position at the state dispensary.
w. Wallace Sheppard, Esq, re-
turned on Sunday last from the
st. Louis exposition. He reports
taving had a great trip.
Miss Iona Tillman of Trenton
and Mrs. Ferguson of Abbeville
are visiting Mrs. Sarah NJ. Cover
on Washington street.-Green-
! Vile News.
Solicitor Thurm md and Es-
quires N. G.. Evans, j. H. Tillman
and S. M. Smith are in attend
snce upon the Sessions Court at
Saluda this week.
Have you seen the beautiful
polished oak diners at the
EEGErIELD MERCANTILE STORE.
Mrs. J. P. QUITS, accompanied
by the children, has been spend
ing several davs at the home of
her III Gle, Col. R. B. Watson, at
Ridge Spring.
The bottom crop of cotton is
neatly all picked. What about the
top crop? Has anyone seen or
heard of any this year. Even the
speculators have had but little to
say about it.
Rev. c. E. Burts attended the
opening exercises of large pchool
located several miles from Black
VILE, on Tuesday of last week.
The invitation to take parti in the
exercises was extended several
months ago.
No one ever hears the new
teach ers who have been added to
the graded school and S. G. G. l..
faculty spoken of by pupils, pa
irons, or the public generally ex-
cept in terms of the highest COM
mendation.
Messrs. N. NJ Jones and A. B..
Covar left for Greenville on Mon
day to attend the United States
court as grand jurors. Mr.. D. B.
Hollingsworth was also summon
ed as juror but was excused by
Judge Brawley.
Prescriptions accurately COM
pounded. None but fresh drugs
used at
TIMMoNs Bros.
Mr.. il. Cuthbertson. very
prepossessing young man from
Waxhaw, N, G, arrived IN Edge.
fe1d dou-5uudxy ffsst- aud entered
upon: his. duties on: Monday es
sa1esman for Messrs. Timmons
Bros. Mr.. Cuthbertson is cousin
of Mrs. Beauregard Timmons at
whose home he ID boarding.
The sowing of grain has been
greatly retarded by the continued
drought. Those who have stock to
feed have not been able, as is
their custom, to SOW an early
patch Of wheat or barley for
spring feed. However, it will not
be many days before people will
be complaining of mud instead of
dust.
Col. Bailey supplies his tables
with the best of everything. An
Edgefeld merchant sold him one
hundred and fifty pounds of
macarori and twelve or fifteen
cases of the best quality of can
led goods few days ago. Wonder
if he would take any stable board
ers"2 The Advertiser family
would like to boart! with-him.
M. c. A. Griffin has gone to
Atlanta for medical treatment
aud during his absence. Mrs.
Griffin and Mr.. Peter Epes will
be in charge of bis insurance
business. Mr.. Epes is a thorough
ly experienced insurance man
and during Mr.. Grifin's sickness
three years ago, Mrs. Griffin
attended to all of his business
and consequently she is in a posi-
tion to capably carry on the busi-
ness while Mr.. Griffin 10 away.
The Commissioners of Federal
Election have requested us to
announce tnat one OF the mana
gers from each voting precinct
must meet the commissioners at
Edgeield on Saturday, November