Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-06-28

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is visiting her cousin Miss Coy
Wood.
Mrs. C. "A. Brunson, of Aiken,
has been the guest of relatives
and friends IN Edgefeld for sever
al days.
Mrs. James H. Tiilman and
nd p1ece ecious lite Miss
have joined the throng at
,srris Spring.
Col. James II. Tillman return
ID on Monday from Gainesville,
Fla, where he had been attending
court for several days as counsel
in ali important case.
Mr.. J. w. Reese ha 8 brought
us g plum curiosity. 1t is a five
inch section of the limb of plum
tree that is ''plumb" full of plums,
having thir;y-six on it.
Rev. P. P. Blalock, accompa-
MED by little Miss Edwardina, is
attending the Commencement at
Cedar Springs and visiting rela-
tives in and around spartanburg
this week.
Mrs. Margaret Stevens, Mrs.
Emma Blocker and Mrs. J. R.
Blocker were among the visitors
to our city on Friday last. These
very estimable ladies are always
very cordially greeted by their
Edgefe]d friends.
While Mr.. J. NJ. Cobb is Sc
iourniDg in Verbena, Ala, taking
much needed rest and vacation
Miss Elnmie Cartilage and Mr..
Allen Samuel are conducting his
business in a most excellent man
ner. He is very fortunate in being
al, ito leave his business iii suck
Trustworthy hands.
B yrd, the popular.
snperinfende of education .sof
Edgeheldzc conntY, ,sha sheen chosen:
Sssby Congressma d atterson as $af
member of the examining hoard:
wiIl;conduct the conn aetl-=
tive examination at Barnwell, on
July 15ths for the West Point
scbolarthip
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions,
dav or night.
WE GUARANTEE pure drugs:
accurate compounding, and rea-
sonable prices.
W. E. LYNCH & co.
The prophecy of last weeks
Advertiser to the effect that
Edgefell's popular bachelor pas
tors were soon to show by their
actions and lives that they were
opposed to the celibacy of the
priesthood has been half fulfilled
even earlier than we expected.
Now its up to Edgefeld's lone
bachelor mipister as to whether it
shall be wholly fulfilled or not.
Rev. G. E. Burts was unwilling
to leave his flock without shep-
herd while away upon bis vaca-
ton and honey moon, SO be has
arranged to have the Baptist pull
pit filed on the first Sunday in
July by Rev. V. [. Masters. of
The Baptist Courier, the second
Sunday by Rev. B. j. Woodward,
of North Augusta, and the fourth
Sunday by Edge6eld's own be-
loved Rev. P. P. Blalock. Mr..
Burts will return early in August.
So infested were the chickens
of Mr.. J. Trapp McManus with
mites that they quit laying, and
having seen mite and lice killer
advertised in this paper by Mes
srs Timmons brothers, be went
straightway and purchased some.
IT was we'll applied and the chick
ems housed for q day. The hens
were go grateful for the relief
afforded by the medicine, it
having killed every mite, that
they presented Mr.. McManus
with fifteen eggs the first day.
And the old 1oosters gave thanks
by mounting the highest fence,
happiug their wings aud Growing
loud and long. Your chickens
will rise up and call you blessed
if you will only purchase a little
mite killer from Messrs.
Timmons Bros.
The ladies of Trenton and
Johnston, especially the latter.
have for years been very alous
: temperance workers. Not only
have these Christian women of
every faith and order banded
themselves together for the pro-
motion Of the cause of temperance
but they have also organized the
little folks and young people. On
last Thursday this army of tenn
i perance workers, the Bands of
Hope of both Johnston and Tren-
ton, wer, given joint picnic at
ards. The north bound Thurs
day mornings Southern train was
filed to IoyerAowing with these