Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-03-30
Ladiea, it Will pay you to read.
The new locals of Mr.. J. M. Cobb.

at th college Friday evening i
alone worth the price Of admission
Lrdies don't fail to call and see
J. NJ. Cobb's lovely Easter Dress
Skirts $1.25 to 5000.
We direct attention to the care
of Hon. S. G.. Mayfeld, state sen
ator from Bamberg county, who all
nounces for Congress in this issue
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Parker spen,
Sunday last at Parksville with Alr
and Mrs. r. G. Talbert, whose in.
FAINT sou has been very i'll fol
some time. We regret that this
exceedingly bright little child ii
not yet out of danger.
There have been more horses
and mules sold in this county
this season than ever before dur
ing any one season. Messrs. B. L.
Jenes & Son, who are very large
dealers, have sold l75 head of
stock.
Rev. V. !. Masters, one of the
editors of the Baptist Courier, is
spending several days in Edgefeld
in the iate.ett of his excellent
paper. He filled the Baptist pui-
pit on Sunday morning last,
preaching a very able sermon.
Mr.. c. E. May is now display
ing one OF the largest and most
beautiful assortments of spring
wearing apparel ever shown in our
town. The ladies carrot afford to
miss seeing these goods when out
shopping. Read his new advertise
mrnt.
On Sunday evening next Rev.
T. P. Burgess the chaplain of the
Butler Lodge I. O. o. f., will
preach special sermon to the ODD
Fellows in the Baptist church. The
members of Butler Lodge will at
terd il body. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend.
Let the money you pay ont for
job printing be kept and spent
hore at home. You can do this
by sending your orders for print
ing of all kinds to the ADVERTISER
Job office. Quality of material
the best, prices very reasonable
aud workmanship guaranteed to
please.
Mrs. P. R. Yates, Of Modoc,
and Mrs. Henry Forrest, who re-
sides near Wards, spent Saturday
and Sunday last with their sister
and brother, Mrs. A. A. Glover
and Mr.. C. E. May. These good
ladiea are always cordially greeted
by their many friends here when
they visitin our town.
The big sale of 5 and 10c Laces,
EN- broideries-Allover Eaces, All
over Embroideries. Lovely Soft
Ribbon are among the special
things now at Cobb's Emporium.
Rev. Geo. w. Davis has request
ed US to convey his profound
to his Edgefeld friends
for their thoughtful kindness and
many manifestations of sympathy
during this sad hour through
which be is passing. Both he and
Mrs. Davis are deeply gratefu
for it.
The ladies Mission Society of
our Methodist church will give an
Easter egg hunt III the Evans grove
on Saturday afternoon next at
four O'Clock. An admission fee of
ten cents will be charged, which
will go TO swell the East-r offering
for missions from the church.
This will he very pleasant occa-
sion and we trust that it will be
la gely attended.
The family of Mr.. R. A. Pal-
lowe, the newly elected president
of the Edgefeld Manufacturing
Company, arrived on Friday last.
They are occupying the residence
of Mr.. M. C. Parker on Columbia
street. Mr.. Ballowe and family
are valuable acquisitions to our
community, and their coming
among us will resilt in lasting
benefit TO our CONNER :ial, religious
aud social life. We welcome them.
Six ministers-one Presbyterian
Two Me!hodists and three Bap-
fists and very large congroga-
ton were in attendance upon the
union service which was held in
our Baptist church on Sunday
evening last. RoN. Marvin Auld
preached a very earnest and force
ful sermon. Complimentary re-
marks upan his discourse, by
many who heard him preach sor
the first time, be heard on all sides
Just received 8 car loads Of corn,
q car loads of flour, 1 car load of
meat and 9 car loads of meal.
The EDGEFIELD NJ MERcANTILE Co.
On Friday evening al entertain
ment-a programme of which We
publish in this issue-well be CIV
Ell at the college for The purpose
of raising money 10 furnish the