Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-04-06

Nunnaiiy's Cand les ]ustreCeiNeu
by express at The Penn DRUG
STORE.
The Parker Concert Company,
madaa pronounced hit at Tara,
Hall last night. The entire pro-
gram was rare treat and the ar
lists will long be remembered.-
Chronicle, Quebec, Ont.
Hon. J. O. Patterson. Of Barn
we'll, a;.d T. Ct. Croft, Esq, of All
ken, candidates for Congress from
the Second District, were in Edge
field during last week thaklng
hands with their friends.
This is what our nclghbor and
esteemed contempory, the Aiken
Is. G. J Journal aud Review, says:
IF the G. M. Parker Concert Com
pany ever appears in our midst
again, they can oank on the snp-
port Of our people"
rs Ladies', it will pay you TO read !
the new locals of Mr.. J. NJ. Cobb.
The relatives aid friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eldred S. Addison: of
Ninety Six, regret that they lost
their infant son, Eldred S. Jr., a
short time ago. The little son died
from the effects OF whooping cough
aud pneumonia.
In buying 100 boxes of Ole kind
of S. ap, tie manarersof the Edge
field Mercantile Company mean
no rejection uron their patrons,
in that they need TO use Il large
quantity of soap, but simply buy
right so .hcy can sell right.
The council has hail the ordl.
nancas printed in pamphlet form
and distributed among tie citizens
of the town. No one can now plead
ignorance as an excuse fnr vioiati-
On Of the municipal laws, and those
" ho knowingly transgress them
should be punished according to
the degree of the otiense.
attorneys and magistrates can
procure Subj nna Blanks and Sub.
p@oa Tickets at the ADVERTISER
office
Hon. D. B. Peurifoy, state SEN
ator from Salada county, Hon. i.
K. Sanders, of Hagood, anG Hon.
John G. Mob ey, of Winnsboro, al!
OF whom are mem bors Of the board
If directors If the state peniten'i-
airy, were iii Edgetield on thursday
last. They came TO Inspect The
state conviG!s that are on the pub
lie 70 ads OF the county.
Mrs. W. S. Minis, of Whaley
S, c, accompanied by her bright
little daughter, has been spending
several days ut the college visi-
ting her two daughters. The fact
that Mr.. and Mrs. Minis havo been
patrons Of the S. G. G. I. 70" four !
teen years is Il ,lstrong endorsement
Of Tie character OF work that has
been and is beng loar by this iu-
s:ilutinn.
Latest Shapes aud Correct
Forus in w. B. & Il. & G. Corsels
25c to 81 90 at COBB'S.
So greatly have our people en-
ioyed the annual commencements,
that already y have begun to
look forward to them with pleas
aat anticipations. Mrs. King,
Misses Hattie Newsome and Min
ME DICKS are planning now for
The graded snhaol commencement
which will be held one week earli-
er han the college com mmencemeni.
We'll, we'll, the CITY fathers are
at last erecting a new six-foot
orldge across the branch, near the .
college, to take the place of the
antigua e ! structure that the town
had ouigrown long, long ago. The
college girls d9tl their Oxford caps.
the coIlegs1 boys extend a becoming
saiut: and She entire puru!ace of
buncolnbe-the high and the low.
the rich aud the poor, the old and
the young, the white and The
b!ack-bow in grateful ac-
acknowledgements Of this oili2ial act.
Though somewhat b4la::ed it is
nevertheless appreciated.
For Misses and Chil,lrer's Hats
and Infants Caps ut prices that
are surprisingly low, go to
MISS MARY BUFORD'S.
Hon. Preston Brooks Mayson has .
come ft.rward as a candidate for
the State Senate. Mr.. Mayson,
after graduating from the South
Carolina college, read law in the
office Of Sheppard Bros, and after
being admitted 10 the bar, located
at Edgefeld where, for Il num-
bcr Of years be has been intimate
ly kaown by the people. -Four
years ago the people elected Mr.. !
Mayson Il member of the House
Of Representatives. where he laboi-
cd faithfully for two sessions for
his constituency. He opposed, |
oftcntimcs single handed, on the
floor o. the House every measure
that would work hardship upon