Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-01-20
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Legal blanks of all kinds for
sale at the ADVERTISER Office.
Orange trees have ceased to
bloom for a time in Edgefeld. {
According to Bradstreet 90 per
cent of the merchants who fail
have failed to advertise.
Hoa. John Gary Evans spent ]
Saturday and Sunday last with
his mother, Mrs. Victoria Evans.
Bring us your laundry. We re-
present the famous Charlotte
Steam Laundry. I
C. E. MAY. {
Mr.. b. l.. Jones mas gone 10 lne
very heart of the stock raising Sc
ton of the west to buy horses and E
mules for the Edgofeld people. f
Mrs. E. C. Winn returned on :
Saturday last after q fortnight's !
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
Cochran of the Rehoboth section.
Married by Rev. P. P. Blalock, :
on January the 18th, at the resi-
dence of the officiating minister,
Mr.. John Bryan and Miss Leila
Hall. 6
Boys Suits s to Is years at re- s
duction of Is per cent.
C. E. MAY. +,
NIB. Timmcne has been spend
ing several days in Columbia Oh I
business incident 10 opening hie I
new drug and grocery business on i
February the 1st.
Mrs. w. D. Ready, accompanied Q
by her bright little children, has
been spending several days at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. t
Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Minis. t
Yesterday was the anniversary. f
of the birth of Cen Robert E. Lee 3
aud was state holiday. 1t was 9
observed with appropriate cererno-
MES in many sections of the state.
A very beautiful marble tomb {
stone has recently been erected s
over the grave of Mrs. Tallulah
Butler Minis by her devoted hus-
band and affectionate daughters.
Heinz's celebrated Dressings and :
Pickles, both in bottles and in bulk |
at (
TEE PENN DRUG STORE. +,
DR.. J. G.. Tompkins ia having '
the Gwaltney property in But I
comb, which he purchased some
time ago, repaired aud improved
gsnefa]ly. AS soon as the work is {
completed be will move into it. {
What is Edgefeld going to do
aboHt the amount she is expected }
to contribute to the Hampton
monument fund ? Some of The (
counties have raised the amounts
asked of them. In Anderson a
colored man contributed the sum .
of So. +
A large supply of School Books c
always on hand at reasonable g
prices at
The PENN DRUG STORE. 9
Mr.. G. E. May has purchased of t
o. Sheppard, Esq, the place at :
which Mrs. S. A. Morrall resides. I
He will be given possession as soon 1
as Mrs. Morrall removes to the 8
house that is now occupied by DR.. l
J. G. Tompkins. 3
The old farmers say look for a T
good crop year after hard winter. v
If that be true, when the crops of
1904 are harvested new and larger
cotton houses (hardly new barps
and cribs) will have to be erected a
to meet the needs of the farmers. q
Ladies Cloaks and Capes, Misses
Cloake and Bows Suits will be sold g
at reduction of Is per cent at c
C.-E.- MAYS. q
A fact of note is Mr.. S. j. Wat t
sons faithfuluess as Supsrinten. K
dant of the Baptist Sunday school. g
He has been present every Sunday Q
for ten years. His example Is GER
tainly worthy of emulation and
should arouse other Sunday school 9
workers to their duty.--Johnston q .
Monitor.
Mrs. Ina Holland will move IN
town in the spring and open a {;
boarding house. She has rented y
from M. P. Wells, Esq, the house
on Main street that is at present y
occupied by Mr.. aud Mrs. John II Q
Nov and Mr. and Mira l. Rar u