Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-02-22

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Thursday last He had just re-
covered from severe attack of
grip.
Mrs. Clara Shealy, of Batesburg,
was the guest of Miss Lizzie Do
bey during part of last week. So
awful]y disagreeable was the
weather that only few of Mrs.
Shealy's Edgefeld friends knew
that she was here.
Miss Mary Holston, who is
teaching the Golfers school, spent
saturday and Sunday in Edgeheld
with the home folks. She was ae-
companied by one of her pupils,
The handsome little son of Mr.. e..
A. Edmunds, at whose home Miss
Mary boards.
Buist Gar den Seed, aud Eastern
Irish Potatoes for seed just re-
ceived at
The PENN DRUG STORE.
Mrs. w. C. Pepper, VITO il all
exceedingly beautiful and accom-
plibhed lady was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. T. a. Rice, during
part of last week. She is in Sa-
vannah now visiting relatives but
Will return to Edgefield in few
days. Mrs. Peppers homo is i'll
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pretty and popular Miss Florrie
Morrall returned from Atlanta on
Thursday hare she had been on
mouth visit to her sister. Miss
FIorrie and her sister, Miss Lee,
were recipients of many delight
ful social attentions at Georgla's
capital city. The latter will return
this week.
Mr.. S. B. Mays requests Us to
announce. that the farmers OF
Wise township will meet at Horns 9
Creek chu :ch on Saturday after
noon Lext to organize branch Of
the Southern Cotton Growers as
sociatlon. Every farmer i'll the
township is urged to attend his
meeting.
Mrs. J. B. Black, of Bamberg,
mother of Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey,
was guest at tho college last
week. Mrs. Black was joined on
Saturday by her husband, DR..
Black, who succeeded Hon. S. G.
Mayfeldzto She state senate from
Bs m berg county. He has been
very active and useful member of
the senate during the recent ses-
sion of the legislature.
There is no other county in the
state that can boast of as good
grand jury as that which has been
drawn. to serve this county during
1905. Among. the names of the
grand jurors, which are published
in this issue, will be found the
names of five foremen of former
grand juries. A most excellent
petit jury has also been drawn
for the March term of court which
convenes on the first Monday.
Try our teas and coffees and
you will use no other. There is
nothing better on the market than
our "White Star" coffee. II hundreds
use it
TIE PENN DRUG STORE.
Mr.. Walter Samuel has opened
Il frst-class blacksmith and re-
pair shop at the old Gray stables,
aud invites his friends to call
upon him when they need any
work done. Mr.. Samuel las se-
cured the services o. a number
one blacksmith and will make
speciality of this class of work.
Have your horse shod once by
him and you will afterwards allow
no other smith to drive a nail for
you.
If fEdge6eld can not be city,
wonder. how long before she can
affect city airs aud city ways? 1t
must be a very great luxury to
Live in one of these make-believe
cities. There is Greenwood whose
citizens have express packages de-
livered free at their doors-and
probably their mail, too--while
we of Edge6eld.must plod through
the mud to.the Office and shoulder
our express packages, whether
they be box of Huylers candy
or a case Of fish.
Senator Tillman has returned
TO his home at Trenton from
Philadelphia, whittier be went
week ago to consult specialists.
He was assured in Philadelphia
that be was pot a victim of any
deep-seated, organic trouble, but
was suffering from grip poi son
which had produced neur itis-in-
famation of q nerve. All that is
necessary to restore him to hle
usual health, said the eminent
specialists, is rest and the exer-
else of prudence, The senator will
pot return to Washington during
the present session of congress.
MIR. J. H. Allen, who has served
the Bank of Edge6eld 30 ably and
faithfully as assistant cashier for