Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-22

the prettiest and most popular
youug ladies in the Cleora SECTION
was among the visitors to oul
tow, on Saturday last.
We have very handsome ]int
of Clothing, Hats, Shirts and
Neck Wear for men. Give US cal
We can please you.
C. f. MAY.
On account Of The revival ser.
vices that are being conducted in
our Methodist church there will
be no prayer meeting in our Bap.
tist church this evening.
Court will convene at Saluda OIL
Monday next with Hon. George
E. Prince, of Andersen, as presi.
ding Judge. Probably three weeks
will he consumed in clearing the
and civil calendars.
Mr.. j. D. Timmons, Batesburg's
leading druggist and member OF
the firm Of Timmoos Bros of ou!
town, spent Sunday IN our city
With his brother, Mr.. Beauregard
Timmons.
Mrs. Dr.. R. A. Marsh ie spend
iug a fortnight in Columbis. with
friends. This accounts for the
abssnt-minde dness AMI long-faced
ness of DR.. Marsh whose wont IS
to be in jolly, rollicking mood.
Let us sell you Cotton Seed
Hulls. Large supply just received.
EuGEFIELD MERCANTILE Co.
Mr. J. Il. Cantelou has recently
had 100000 feet Of lumber sawed
in the southern suburbs of our
town. A large portion ofthis lun-
Der he has now On hand and is
ready to fill orders for standard
or regular dimensions.
Col. F. N. K. Bailey received
the sad intelligence Oh Saturday
that the wife of his brother, DR..
Thos. w. Bailey, had died at her
home in Greenyille. He and Mrs.
Bailey went Immediately to Green
Vile to be with their brother III
his hour of sore affection.
Capt. R. B. Cain spent several
days among his old Edgefeld
friends last week and was warmly
greeted. He is very successful in
bis insurance business and is
destined to rank anlol'g the lead
ing life insurance. agents of the
state.
Exceedingly beautiful were the
vocal solos that were sung by Mrs.
Joon p. Tompkias at our Metho-
dist church on Sunday morning
and evening. Had the propriety CT
The occasion permitted she would
oavc been vociferouSly encored.
Our era abroideries are the ,als
IF the town. Don't fail to see them
before voa purchase.
Read the Lew advertisement Of
Mr.. James NJ. Cobb i'll which he
invites the shopping public to call
1t his store and inspect the many
new goods that are now displayed.
MIR. Cobb always keeps the quality
of his goods up to the top-notch
and keeps the prize i'll reach OF
every purse. Ladies, call at this
store before supplying your needs.
7 uu will be cuurteously received
md shown all of the new arrivals.
County Treasurer Pattison who
IS ever thoughtful and obliging
all delinquents i'll this
issue hat unless all taxes are
paid By April the LIST the penalty
an cosrs Will be added as provl-
lcd by law. The treasurer has M
option in the matter, the Law
forcing him to add the penalty.
# you do not pay as required ny
law then blame no one but your
self should you suffer the penalty.
Steward John scurry of the
county home is evidently poultry
farming upon the intensive plan.
He gathered in forty three eggs
in one day last week, this being
the proceeds of only one days
labor from his flock of hens and
toosters. We include tue roosters,
for you know the roosters We're
obliged to lay, too, if the flock
made SO good a showing as that.
We must have some of John Sour
>y's smart hens aud roosters.
Miss Lucy Watson came down
to attend the recital that was
given in the college auditorium
on Friday evening last. She re:
mained until Sunday afternoon,
at which time she had to return
in order to resume her school du:
ties on Monday morning. Miss
Watson is one of the best teach:
ers in our county, It is her con,
stant purpose 10 cultivate the
hearts as we'll develop the
minds Of her pupils:
after your spring, house Clean.
mo hoantify yOnr homes bv law