Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-09-27
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MONDAY ueAG aiiu 4aot''S 3 -
Saturday.
Mics Genie Fair and Miss En-
ma Bettis were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Brunson Oh
Friday last. They came up in Miss
Emma's beautiful trap which is
the envy of all Edgefeldians.
High Point, N. c., shipped by
actual count two hundred and
thirty-nine solid cars of furniture
during the month of August. This
does not include the many care
that we're partly filled and are
loaded together as mixed ship
ments, wnlch would bring then
Der up to about four hundred.
We defy competition on Rugs
and Art Squares Ours are beauties
aud are very cheap.
RAMSEY & J ONES.
The bulldogs, equipments, fac
ulty, and course of study of the
South Carolina Co-Educational
Institute will compare favorably
with The majority of the college,
IL South Carolina.
Mrs. j. H. Tillman has had as
her guests her cousins. Miss Fan
ME May Bettis, of Trenton, and
Miss Marie Norris, of Houston
Texas. Miss Norris 8 a very tai
ented musician. She is not only a
pianist of unusual skill but pos
seses vocal talent of very high
order.
We have just received the
largest stock of Rockers, Dining
Chars aud Dining Tables ever
brought to this market.
RAMSEY & JONES
Col. F. N. K Bailey arrived
from Alabama yesterday and
everything is in readiness for the
opening of the college tomorrow.
This will be the most auspicioua
opening since the institution was
founded. The building will be
crowded with boarlers and the
number of day students increased
by many who have come to board
in private hou uses.
Mr.. P. R. Wates was in town
on Monday making final arrange
me1''s about moving to EdgeGeld
the latter par. Of November. All
If his plans have been perfected.
Again We rejoice that he and MS
g.1od wife with their children are
coming to live among US. Mr..
Wates has been appointed county
organizer of the Farmers Educa2
ton aud Cooperative Union of
America, of which organization we
shall say more later.
Our Iron Beds have been ad-
mired by all who have seen them
prices very reasonable.
RAMSEY & JONES.
The internal revenue depart
ment has given the druggists un-
til Decem Der the let to close out
all patent medicines that contain
a large per cent of alcohol. In
order to sell these medicines after
the date specified the retailers will
have to procure license at cost
CT $25 per annum. Some will pay
the tax and others will not, which
will curtail the sale of some of the
most popular nostruma.
The large store of Messrs. Ram
sey 4 Jones is being filled 10 over
flowing with new goods. Every
department of their large stock
has been replenished and they are
now ready for the shoppers. The
beautiful showcases in the front
sparkle with cut glass. jewelry and
silyerware of every description,
while lbc first and second floors
are crowded with all kinds and
styles OF vehicles, furniture aud
house furnishings. Read their new
locals in this issue.
Iustead of keeping supply Of
school books in his ,ffice and SELL
ing them to the patrons at cost, as
provided by law, the County
superintendent Of Education has
appointed Messrs. w. E. Lynch &
Co as his agents. They will 2eep
full supply of books and will
sell at cost for cash such books as
aave been adopted by the state
board of education. These books
will be sold positively at cost for
cash but when charged the regular
retail price must be paid.
Just received a car each of Rock
Hill, Hackney and Chase City
buggies, also q car Of old Hickory
wagons. We are in position to
make very close prices.
RAMSEY & JONES.
Mr.. J. Rubenstein requests us
to announce that his store will be
:losed on Saturday next on &C
count of the observance of that
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