Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-09-07

Little Miss Ha tile Lou BTun son,
the daushterof Mr.. W. fBg runs
son, returned to her home; on Sat-
urday last after spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
Dorm, She was accompanied by
little Misses Madge Turner and:
Helen Dorm.
Miss Matte Lyon, The pretty
ard accomplished daughter of Mr.
M. y. Lyon, left on Monday to
resume her duties az teachersof .
fouri,hing schoolin Sumter coun:-
tY. Twas a compliment.to Miss
Lyon that she was unanimouslyi
called again to the same school.
Mr.. Joe Kinard has opened q:
stock of groceries in the Parker
store on the corner. From dayto
day he will add to his stock and.
will make of it one of the leading
fancy grocery stores in tcWn.
Bean Walker, who is ever polite
and courteous, has been engaged.
by Mr.. Kinard as salesman. #
By his upright life Mr.. J. Ru-
bernstein has won the confidence
and esteem of our people since he
has ehliving among US. He is
10y al and true TO the religion and
Traditions of his people. Next
Saturday being Jewish holiday
(the Jewish new year Mr.. Ruben-
STEMS store in the Advertiser;
building will be closed. s$;
We represent the Globe Tailor.
ing, Co., of Cincinnati. Their.
prices are right, and their work
the best. Let us take
your measure for q fall suit.
G. e. MAY.sif
Mr.. A. a. Glover, formerly
With Messrs. Ramsey & Jones,
has entered the employ ofthe.
Mercantile Company
and will have entire charge of the
second Aoor-the furniture and
department.. Mr.. Glover
will make the company a very
capable and faithful salesman.
Mr.. S. w. Williams, a very, pre-
possessing aud popular. youpg
man. has also been added toltlie
corps of sa,esmen.
Rev. B. D. Thames who has
been doing very successfuFpastor-
al work at Walrenyille has been
slecte principal of the Murpbay
School for you ,g men and
women at Murphey, N. C.. Thissis
a co-educational INSTITUTIONAL A
girls dormitory has beon erected
ut cost of 900 and the funds
are in hand for the erection of
similarss ssdormitory for the boys.
The call to the presidency is a
compliment to Rev.
Mr.. Thames, and we trust that5he
will be abundantly successful.
Miss Isabelle Coener, of Bates
ourg, who is a very beautiful
young lady and possessed of
talent Of very high
,rder, is visiting at the home Of.
Ter uncle, Mr.. e. J. Norris.
During the last six mohtbsSMiss:
yeencr-has been taking -pece!+last-
sons from distinguished amusi-
,ian in Charleston and will re
:ume the course of study on
October The 1st. She has been
invited to become member of
st. Michael's choir which in.
Charleston is an honor ofno mean
distinction.
Big line mems pants for fall
wear just received. Workmanship
he best, styles the latest, and
prices the lowest.
C. E. MAY.
Edgnfeld was conceded to be
The best COTTON market in this
section of the state last fall and
is certain to bo just us good this
year. Thee will be five or. six
regular buyers who will pay the
highest possible price for cotton.
Mark it, you will see cotton
wagons coming to Edgrtield that
nave formerly goue to competing
markets. Farmers are going
where they will realize tae best.
for The product OF their
years labor, consequently they
ire coming TO Edgefela.
WANTED: The Edgrlield pub
nc 10 know hat | am again in the
cotton seed business, and will pay
he highest market price for seed.
also have on hand a large supply |
,f Bricks, Lime aud Cement at
very reasonable prices.
WALTER E. HOLSTON.
WANTED: Two competent
eachers--gentlemem for princi-
pal and lady for assistant-to
teach the Waycross school during
the ensuing lession, which begins
on November 1sf. Apply to
M. B. HAMILTON, i
SIC. Board, Waycross, SC,
There is money right here III
in growing tom atoes. A
few days ago Mr.. Walter Samuels