Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-09-06
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

person is always startled when
he hears. himself seriously called
oldsfor5the first time.
ia St seems as if they can dis
cover cures for everything on
earth except just heing plain fools.
Miss Kate Samuel can now be
found by her friends at the store
Of Mr.. M Cobb, be having en-
gagged her services as saleslady.
Miss Winona Lewis, one of John
aton'e most popular young ladies,
has been for several days a guest
at. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
e. l'adgett.
Come all Who are weary and ere
heavy laden aud buy q Mitchell or
Owensboro wagon and your. path
waysthrough life will be smooth
and easy.
Miss Lucille Miles, all exceed
iugly beautiful and vivaclous
young lady who resides in Meridi-
an, Miss, spent several days with
relatives in Edgefeld last week.
Investigate the cause of each
wrinkle on woman'B face aud
you will find it was put there by
worrying over something that
worry couldn't help.
Notice where you will and you
will find that the girl who mis-
spells her ame because she thinks
it is.sfancy" never helps her moth
er with the housework.
Mra. Ellen Youngblood and Mrs.
Arthur Youngblood came down
from WinteIseat Oh last Thursday
and are at the home of Dr.. and
Mrs. Manly Timmons.
The dry goods merchants of our
town are expecting q tremendous
fall business and we do not believe
that they will be disappointed,
for the outlook is very bright.
Mrs. w. A. strom, accompanied
by her very interesting children,
has been spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. Emma Dob
son. Her visits to our town are en-
tirely to infrequent and too short.
Quite number Of people of our
town attended the funeral of Mr..
DIT. QUITS at Johnston on yes
aerday. They went down to pay
the last loving tribute to their de-
parted friend.
a marriage will occur near
Rusbville, Greenwood county, at
an.early day to which certain
popular young man who resides
NOT a thousand miles from our
townwill be party. Don't ask US
whole is. but wait and STE.
Mr.; j.: M Co bbswill leave to-day
Tor New * ork and other northern
markets TO purchase large and
beautiful stock Of fall mercban-
disc. Mr.: .Cobbs's excellent taste
and large experience enable him
to bring hack the best things that
are offered when. he goes to mar
ket.
Mr.. J. r. Cantelou's sky-scrap-
ing barn silhouettsd againt the
western horizon reminds one Of
a colossal hotel. When his
cattle are housed il it during the
winter they will be almost as
comfortable as if they were quar-
tered in the Hampton Terrace or
Bon Air.
The entertainment by the Ju-
venile Mission Society OF the
Methodist church on Thursday
afternoon last was a complete sue
cess. The entertainment, besides
affording several hours Of delight
full social intercourse, added the
snug sum Of $500 to heir mis-
sion fund.
A Philadelphia paper has
.gathered statistics which show
that a woman's chances to marry
lbetween the agas Of 25 aud 80 are
ouly 1S per cant, while between
20 aud 25 the chances are SO per
cen, in her favor. Apparently it
is rather dangerous to say no to
the first man.
Ten cents cotton and an abun-
dance of home supplies for the
next FIVE years would place the
majority Of the farmers Of our
county on The independent list.
Were producing supplies at home
uppermost in the minds Of the
farmers of the south, instead of
growing cotton, then the latter
would easily bring ten cents year
in and year out.
PRESCRIPTIONS our specia'- :
Ay. We solicit your Prescriptions,
dav or night.
We GUARANTEE pure drugs,
accurate compromising, aud rea-
sonable prices.
w. E. LYNCH & CO.
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Ask Dr.. Prescott what bis wife
thinks Of Mack's Leader Stoves.