Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-05
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O. Sheppard, Esq. spent Mon.
day aud Tuesday lu Abbeville on
important legal business.
Look up the new advertiser ment
Of the Corner Store in this issue.
Every wearer of shoes should read
what Mr.. Turner says.
Rev. +. T. Carroll, the beloved
pastor Of the Baptist church at
Trenton, was ID Edge felc Friday
last visiting bis son who is a7stu-
dent at the college.
.,..Dr. and Mrs. Manly Timmons
spent 20 several days last week visit
lug Capt and Mrs. B.. H. Young
blood, Mrs. Tlmmons parents, at
Winterseat.
We issue the Advertiser this
week a little earlier than usual SO
as to enable the editor to attend
th, state convention of the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union which
is held this week in Charleston.
Have you seen the latest arri-
walls at the Edgefe]d Millinery
Parlors Mesdames Schuler and
Gibson..in7ite the ladies to call.
They solicit your sewing also.
Patronlze tile public library. 1t
needs your patronage and you
need to read, study aid digest
the contents of many of it's books.
The privilege o.. reading them is
yours for a mere song.
The winter is past and the sun
is shining, the zephyrs are blowing
the birds are singing. the cocks
are Growing, the flowers are bloom
ing, nature is emlling-glory 10
God in the highest.
The best 10 cents Salmon on
the ~ narket can be had at
G.. L. PENN & Son.
The weather bureau is entitled
to a treat for giving US such beau
tiful weather during the entire
month of March. Probably it as
only making amends for the de-
reelection Of February.
!. On Sunday morning last Rev.
Marvin Au]c baptized Miss Mag
gle May McManus, and Masters
Allen Samuel and William QUITS.
Miss Matte Carr: ael was also re
ceivedinto the Methodist church,
she having previously been bap.
tized. ...
Send your orders for Job print
ing to the Advertiser. If you have
your work done elsewhere you are
helping to build up some other
town. Keep the money at home
and let it be spent here. What
benefits one person or business in
a community helps others also,
FOR re are all interdeIendent.
Sunday next being the 9th Of
April, the c5lored people will have
their annual emancipation proc
lamation celebration on Saturday
the 9Th. 70 about ninety per cent
Of the race this so-called celebra-
t1lo,ais meaningless but it gives
them an opportunity to ask for a
holiday. Conse quently they Ere
happy in the anticipation.
Our ernbroideries are the talk
of the town. Don't fail to See them
before you purchase.
C. E. MAY.
The Edgefeld public library
may not occupy a Carnegie build
ing but its fame has gone abroad.
There are several Intellectual
young ladies of Trenton who are
regular patrons of the library. The
people here at home do not ap-
preciate fully the advantage of
having access to this choice col.
lectlor Of books or they would
frequent this cozy room more.
Mr.. S. A. Morrall and Mr.. Rob-
ert Black, the latter being a BROTH
er Of Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey and
graduate of the S. c.. G.. l., have
completed the full course at the
Charleston medical college. The
graduating exercises will be held
on Wednesday evening. Mrs. 8.
A. Morrall, Miss Lee Morrall, Col,
and Mrs. f.. N. X. Bailey have
gone to Charleston to attend these
exercises.
Mr. Man, whoever you be with
stock TO feed, have you plated q
good-sized sorghum patch yet? II
you have not already done 80 now
is the accepted time. There is no
better feed for stock, and more
can be produced upon a given
area of ground than any other
kind or variety Of food. Plant
some now and a little later make
another planting. 1T,u5in you will
have an abundance of good cheap
feed for the stock in late summer
and early fall.
Our good friend, Mr.. James T
Bacon, like a great many Of US
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