Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-12-13
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WEDNEsDAY DEC J. 13, 1865.
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Have yousseen the very beauti-
sfnl Handbags for ladies at Penn.s.
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Have YOU seen the very beauti-
full Hand bags for ladies at Penn's.
Orange blossoms IL Edge6eld
# xtsTeek and the next week. Who
next?
Mrs. Susan T. Hill spent por-
q. tlon ofslast week in our city as
The guest Of Mrs. B. B.sB. Jones'.
ii ION. VIM. Thurmond spent
several days zlastsWeek in the capi-
talscity on professional business
Act wise and don't:bay blankets
and comforts until you get our
SIS C. E. MAY.
Mr.. D. III. F. Manson has rent
ed the house and adjoining land
which Mr.. Henry Forrest recently
purchased from .. Sheppard, Esq.
u
Mr.. G.. Marshall Moore, former
s.lY editor of the Bar nwell Sentinel,
now holds a9poEition on the sta #
3 ofsthe .Columb bla State
Lace Curtains, Portieres and
Table Covers, all styles, sizes an d
prices at
Edge6eld Mercantile Company.
Mrs. Carrie lowers and Mise
s Bertha Caldwell spent Saturday
and Sunday in Augusta with
friends.
Mr.. "A. p. Lott, who is one Of
tie most successful planters re-
siding near Johnston, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Lott
on Sunday last.
Full line Cut Glass New Patterns
25 to 50;per cent cheaper than you
have been paying for old styles
Lynch's Drug Store.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. a. Reel and
their daughter, Miss Maggie Reel.
united with the Edgefeld Baptist
church by letters from Berea
church. Mrs. G. E.. Burts also
united bv letter from the Ander-
son Baptist church.
Rugs, Art Squares, Rockers,
Handsome Center Tables, or
China Closets are all very de-
sirable Christmas presents. Come
to see our large stock.
,Ssi5s RAMSEY d ] ONES.
What is the longest word in the
Englishlanguage? Smiles; becsuse
there is a mile between the first
and last letters.
Mr.. Wallace G. Tompkins, the
& faithful rural free delivery mail
carrier, has voluntarily enlarged
his circuit: The boys say that
he. now makes Sone orstWo or three.
3: trips q week TO the Cleora section.
iisa M aude Copeland the
dangh htersof Rev. M 8. Copeland
SWho reside ne s. Ph oenix has
conaesato live with MI s; LIZZIE
Gharlt ton: sS;-s
National Bed Springs are the best
on the market We have them in
iron and wood frame.
EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE Co.
On Saturday lastSMr. Henry G..
Iillman, son:of Senator B. r. Till
man, stood a very crsd.table ex-
aminafion5and was admitted tothe
practice Of law by the supreme
court. sMr.#Tillmar is an exceed
{ inglyS bright young man, as we'll
as anseloquent speaker, and will
doub btless 'sachieve renown IN his
chosen profession.
We have limited quantity of Is
and 35c cups and saucers at Is
cents. You should secure some of
these bargains.
Lynch's Drug Store.
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AT the regular meeting Of Con-
cordia Lodge on Friday evening
4 last;the following officers: B.. E.
Nicholson, worshipful master; w.
+. Lott, senior warden; j. H.
Allen, junior warden;,J. B. Ken
nerly, senior deacon, and L. II
May, junior deacon, were re-elect-
ed to serve for the easuing year.
The other officers will=be appoint
ed blythe Master of the lodge.
Remember our Christ mas goods
are all new. Remember also we
set the pace as to prices.
Lynch's Drug Store.
"a Mr.. j. w. Cheatham will move
sais week to the AbDey place in
south Edgefeld, where Mr..
Quattlebaum resided, be having
returned to his farm in Barnwell
county. Mr.. W. Reynolds, the
efficient superintendent of the
mill, will occupy the place from
which Mr.. Cheatham moves.
BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS.
We are headquarters fer holiday
books. We especially call your
atteDtion-to our R d Letter Bibles,
Lynch's Drug Store.