Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-11-29

s. 8 veg to press, sueeday Q +
i ternoop, The Episc copal ladies art
e,E serving turkey and ham:and salads
!, aud cakes aud bonbnns and icet
aud many other nice things iii The
Parker build ng forthe b..l.e6t o.
: their chu1ch.
2 In spring you hear marvellous
, fsh yarns and in autumn ycu
) herr grea. reports from the marks.
/, men. The best days cunning thus
lar r ported (and this is a fact)
was that Of Mr.. j. r. Atkits, who
j with DR.. Eugene Murphy and
: some other friends. went out for
day last week. They bagged go
! fine partridges. What say Joe Mays
and Joe Holland to this?
Mr.. Charles A. Brunson has
been engaged as salesman by
Won Camp, Vaughn & Gerald, OF
Augusta. and will'b be pleased to
have his Edgefrld friends call
4 upon him. He will also give es-
pecial attention to all mail orders
that are sent him. In serving his
| friends Mr.. Brunson will extend
every accommodation possible.
Mr.. R. H. Mims-Edgefeld's
artist and photographer, who is
the peer of any in tho large cities
photographed tho elegant mansion
of Mrs. Matte Caughman a few
afternoons ago. And it has been
many q day since we saw q finer
picture. The architectural beauty
of tie house is made to stand
out clearly and boldly.
At this season, when the or )ps
have all been convel led into cash,
a great number of people have
some money left over after paying
all indebtedness. While the ma
jority act wisely by depositing
this surplus money in bank for
safe keeping, some hide iteaway
in a stocking, drawer or old trunk
where the burglar is liable to get,
itor the building burn and destroy
it. Ifyou have a few dollars that
you do not need form the habit of
deposlting itia the bank. Thcle it
is absolutely safe-in your home
or OH your person it is not safe.
Just received a car each of Rock
Hill, Hackney and Chase City
buggies, also car of old Hickory
wagons. We are in a position to
make voiy close prices.
RAMSEY & JONES.
Twice each year-in July and
at the Thanksgiving season-the
members of the Edge6eld Baptist
church, besides their regular con-
tributions for beneyolence, make
special contributions to the Con-
ME Maxwell Orphauage. There is
no cause fostered and sup
ported by the church which ap-
peals with greater force to every
heart, and for this reason these
special collections are always
generous, and given with rare
spontaneity. The sum of $1l5.00
has been forwarded this week by
Mr.. O. Sheppard. the treasurer of
the church, to the orphanage.
Rev. Royal Shannonhouse, rec
tor of the Church of Nativity, has
resigned his rsctorate here and
lWilr yh! the he first Of December leave |
/ here for E Edgefeld to which place
he.has been assigned By Bishop
j Capers who esteems him highly.
Many friends made here in his
j stay Of fifteen months will deeply
] regret the departure of Mr.. Shal
nonhouse, for by his GENIAL mar
ner, kind heart, and devoted work
he has attached many to him.
] Edgefeld will gain an excellent
4 minister and a good man.-Union
Times,
Now is the time to buy shoes
Get my prices before buying. Can
C. E. NAYS.
Mince-meat in buckets also 10
cents packages at
T1MMoNs Bros.
We have just received the
largest stock of Rockers, Dining
) Chars aud Dining Tables ever
brought to this market.
RAMSEY & JONES
See our new Raye Crepe fan
nels for waists before you buy. All
of the new shades.
G.. e. MAY.
4 Gals. l.. & M. Paint and 8
gals. oil cost abont So so and will
paint moderate sized house.
Sold by GIL. Penn & Son.
WARNING: Arthur Glover. a
boy 16 years old, has left me with
cut permission. When small
child he was given to me by his
mother, Caroline Hood, and !.
} hereby forbid anyone from hiring
him.
Charlie Glover,
Prescott, S. C..
FOR SALE; Two-horse car
} riage in good condition. Too