Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-26
Some Is Ane Elberta pesches %
we have ever seen have recently
been sold on the Edgefeld matket:
They were from the orchard OF
Mr.. Manly DeLoach. -

lsOGy@-WClC ~
Mr.. Manly DeLoach.
We understand that the attend
ance upon the Farmers institute
TO lie held in the court house OF
Tuesday next will be very large
iIose who come are Ger
tain to be greatly benefited b,
hearing the Clemson professor.
Miss Madge Turner, the eldes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w, =
Turner, left OH Friday last TO
Aiken where she joined Mrs. y
G. Haltiwanger who has gone t
spend a month with her parent
at Ulmers, S. G.
The only religious service il
Ed gefeld on Sunday next vii
be at the Presby terian church OF
Sunday evening. Rev. Mr.. Bur
CESS will preach especially to the
odd Fellows but the entire pub
lic.is very cordially invited:
The throng OF gay and pretty
young visitors who are now in oul
little city will be increased by thu
arrival to day of Misses Mamie
Greer, of Augusta, and Miss
Kathleen Clisby. Of Birmingham
who will visit their uncle, Mr. A
A. Gl6ver.
The Intelligence #that Miss
Cleora Bruuson will not return tc
Edgefeld to teach the kindergar,
ten for another session will cause
general regr.t. She had several
very desirable positions offered
her, and has finally decided to
teach the kindergarten o. Pacolet,
Spartanburg county, next session
The special committee of the
grand jury, which isseoinpesed OF
Messrs. A. G. Padgett, PC. Ste:
vens, s. B. Mays, j, MMays, D.
B. Hollingsworth dAa n. NJ
Jouts, has for several Mays been
examining the books hna records
of the county offieers s ;.
Everything is in haG IS for
the great annual pienlc1 at Ian
ham Spring. Toime1How the
crowds will gather fem dthe four
corners Of the earlhaIa make
merry till tbs si1kmgs sun and
lengthening haaoWsSshall sug-
gost "Home Sweafme" to
Bea1den's band. s$
We have receive edsasstter from
our good friend, HEsEE. Jack.
son, since he arri4 4sdatsf fuitburst,
Ala, and he repdEts hea people of
that section to b4sHfSEery pros
perops condition. fHaRing DOW Oh
hand great ab4hdaISe of sshog
aud hominy", anHgapdSrops that
give promise Of HsagVsel selds.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Esaso sorris and
their trio of littleonesaFe visiting
relatives at BateBMaRMr r. Norris
will return tod ayR1aM rs. Norris
will remain until tier part
Of the week. WiEhpgt he grand.
children away seems to
befdeserted vii ltssigsss the fond
aAl rs. r. 81.
(s|S " 3fs Cd Uc,
shaI better man
insYh6 coInfstSy sS ees this,
can f0rssc cotton.
weigher for ii p Edgefhld.
Mr.. Wates b eht years
in SaisA ing cotton.
If elected he TH e to Edge
field aud give Ehie3tire time to
the duties Of tM6E0M ton.
On Friday dsaing last it
would have tsannsBre proper to
have deslgn8te ertain young
"tirad set
rather than hA mhrt set Some
Of them dan and swea tod for
twelve longGA from 10
a. NJ. to 4 lh Thursday at
Centre SprfY from 10 p. N.
Thursday highfsld 4 a. m. Friday
morning lEhe oHra house.
Several EpsWAsuses for opera
lives are EbaiagY erected by the
MaRnF Factlring Compa-
ny. TheJs a09ated east of the
oil mill hsarN ere the old brick
yard us fd4asshe. We trust that
this incFsakash the number of
homes fdE1pbratives means au
lncrea asShp force, which in
turn wINneA an increase in the
ighg#y roll.
EverIApH the rura. free de
livery route WAS established, near
ly a yeaEago, Mr.. Wallace Tomp-
kins haRbsan delivering the mail
regulas sghoh day, defying the
heat a 9HHa d, rain and sunshine,
having gngbne to relieve him. Mr..
c. e. MsHugh has been appointed
as a sBMtute or assistant to Mr..
Tompkgny and can make his
rounds Mr him whenever the lat:
ter desRs to be relieved.
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See my Bargains in Summer
Wash goods. Big cut in prices.
JAS. E.. HART.