Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15

home-Send your orders to the
ADVERTISER. We guarantee salts
faction.
Lunch To1gue and other dclica-
cies in canned goods at the store
of
MAY & PRESCOTT.
Mr.. D. P. Walker, who captured
Arthur aud Charles Holloway in
Savannah, has. collected the $50
reward that was fered by Cover
nor Hayward for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of these par
ties.
Mr.. w. H. Turner, besides ad
ding two new rooms to the Calho-
lie parsonage, is having the en-
tire building renovated aud re-
paired throu gEout. This is very
desirable place to live and Will
not long remain without an oc-
eupant.
Have you any antique furni-
ture that you desire to con vert
into cash, :? If so, communicate
with Mr.. O. C. Hill, of Bethle-
hem, Conn. He is in the market
for all kinds OF antiquities in the
way cf house furnishings, Read
his advertisement which appears
elsewhere in this issue.
The base ball contest between
the South Carolina college team
AID the S. G. c. l. team will be
b cid on the diamond of tho latter
on Friday afternoon. the 17tb,
instead of Saturday afternoon as
previously announced. This will
be heated contest and will be
thoroughly enjoyed hy all who
witness 1t.
When you want the best smoke
that The town affords try Nathan
iel Macon" or Dan Emmettcigar.
MAY & PRESCOTT.
Miss Ida, Cogburn, the pretty
ds,,ohtar{ Mr. T O Copburn. of
Meeting Street, spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ccgburn
last week while en- route to the
home of her uncle, Mr.. Henry
Cooper, who resides III the ex-
:trcme southern part of the coun-
ty.
To-day tie Corner Store, with
its beautiful array Of spring goods,
is "a thing Of beauty, just as j
is "s Joy forever" to Edge6eld
th oppers. The formal spring open
ing is being held at this popular
store to-day and there is constant
procession of ladies darkening it's
wide-open door.
The only persons from this Sec
ton, so far as our information
goes, who witnessed the inaugura-
tion of P resident Roosevelt, were
Mr.. James E. Hart, and Mr.. B. s.
Holland, of Trenton. The former
stopped over in Washington for
sevrral hours while en- route to
Baltimore to purchase his spring
stock and the latter spent week
in the national capital on visit
to Mr.. john r. Durisoe.
Large Flat Mackerel-three for
a quarter, at
MAY & PRESCOTT.
Rev. B. P. Mitchell, who is the
beloved pastor of the Baptist
churches at Modoc, Parksville and
Plum Bran ch. is holding a series
of revival services al Parksvilla
this week. He ls beirg assisted by
Rev. C. E. Burts. The labors Of
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell among the
above mentioned hocks have been
greatly blessed of God. He occu-
pies warm place in the affec-
tions of his people.
Our cigars are already the talk
of the town. This market offers
thing hetter than "Saborosa"
Jefferson" or a "Bill' Dugan" CT
gar. Try them.
MAY & BLALocK.
The depression, incident to the
decline in cotton, seems rot to
have caused farming lands 10 de-
cline as was predict d by some.
\ farm near Ridge Spring recent
" sold for $40 p acre, which has
been ths prevailing price for dirt
in that section for scme time.
Not only The growers of cotton but
people generally are hopeful that
the prevailing conditions a,e only
temporary, consequently value
are not greatly affected.
Farmers, let US SILL you your
Groceries and Plantation Supplies
We are iii position to make very
close prices.
MAY & BLALocK.
The SEASON for whitewashing
and painting is now at hand. Mr..
W. H. Turner has started the
ball in motion by having his fva-
room cottage on Jeter street beau
tifullr painted. Who will follow
next? Would that a large corps OF