Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-11-16
We are greatly indebted TO our
very kind and thoughtful friend,
Mr.. James T. QUITS, of Elmwood,
for q large bucket of nice honey.

for q large bucket of nice honey.
Are you in the market for land {
If 30, read the notices of sales by
the master in equity that are
being published in the Advert.
ser.
Hon. ,. S. Henderson, of Aiken
was warmly greeted by his Edge
field friends while in attendance
upon the court OF common pleas
last week.
In putting down your carpets
and mattings you will need some
], thing to put under them. We have
a lot of old papers which are the
very thing, for sale at this Office.
: Mr.. Mosely F. -Sherfesee, the
wide-awake insurance agent who
does not sit in his Office waiting
. for business, but goes out after it,
. spent Thursday last at Hibernis
and Monetta on business.
Pretty aad winsome Miss Grace
Bailey, is visitor at the college.
Miss Bailey having made many
visits among us in the past is
pleasantly remembered by her
Edgefeld friends.
We are on the threshold of
real winter, and. we fear, a hard
one, too. The falling of the snow
on Sunday morning last as it was
blown hlther and thither was only
a warning or foretaste of what
is to follow.
Have you seen the beautiful
polished. oak diners at the
EEGEF1ELD MERCANTILE STORE.
Capt. R. B. Cain who is great
ly beloved throughout the length
and breadth of our town and
county was visitor at the COL
lege several days last week. He is
always warmly greeted whenever
| be comes among us.
/ The man who rode many miles
in the rain and cold Oh Saturday
last expecting to "wet his
whistle" with dispensary liquor
on reaching Edgefeld was sorely
disappointed, and had to COM
promise on circus (red) lemonade.
Rev. Marvin Auld has request
ed US to announce that, on ac-
count of the revival services that
will be in progress at the Presby-
terian church, there will be no
service in our Methodist church
on Sunday evening next.
Mrs. S. A. Morrall had planned
to attend the Woman's Missionary
Union which was in session in
Laurens last week but was pre-
vented from doing so by being
summoned to the bedside of her
son-in-law. Mr.. Irwin, who ls very
ill with typhoid fever at bis home
in Atlanta.
Fresh Oatmeal. Quaker Oats
and other kinds at
The PENN DRUG STORE.
1t is said that this years apple
crop exceeded that of any other
year in the past. This very de-
Ilightful fruit is q real medicine
as we'll as luxury and those ef
US who have only limited cup
ply of pocket change would like
to see them some cheaper than the
prevailing prices.
Mr.. Arthur Collett has resigned
his position as baggage master on
the Gap road and has accepted q
position with the Southern E1-
press company, running between
Washington and Jacksonville.
Mr.. Roger Hill, another very
faithful and competent employees
of the Southern, is now filing the
position made vacant by Mr.. Col
lett's resignation.
The sound of marriage bells
and the fragrance of orange bios
SONS are already being waited by
the Buncombe zephyrs. On to-
morrow afternoon, at the six
o'clock hour, Miss Marie Boykin
will become the wife of Mr.. Jo-
seph Maner Lawton. After the
wedding supper is over they will
board the north bound Southern
train for Washington, New York
and other eastern cities.
Do you need fall suit? Our
new samples are here. Come in
and see them.
G. E.. MAY
One of the trains that plies
between Washington and New
York is called "The Brides Limi-
ted" because of the great number
of newly married couples it car
ries. It is said that not a trip has
this train made since tho 1st of
October without there being. on
board at least one coupls On their
honeymoon journey. The trained
tye of the conductor can easily
"spot" newly welded people:
| Wonder how many Edgefeld
brides will board "The Brides
Limited?
What ia tha matfer with the