Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-04-12


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We direct especial attention TO
the new advertisements of Miss
Mary Baford and Mr.. J. w. Peak.
Let not the emphasis Of hospi-
tality lie in bed or board, but let
truth. love, hopor, and courtesy
flow in all thy deeds. Emerson.
Mr.. James B. Kennerly spent
and Tuesday at Cokes-
bury with his father, Mr.. John
Kennerly. He vert primarily to
see his aunt, Mrs. Julia Glass, who
has t.een very i'll for some time
and is now at deaths door
Master Sterling Merriman, the
second son of Mrs. M. E. Merri-
man, has needed the scrlptu raj
injunction by remem bering his
Creator in the d ays of bis youth.
On Sunday morning last he united
WITH the E ge6eld Baptist church.
The best 10 cents Salmon on
thu market can be had at
G. l.. PENN & Son.
Some Of the Edge6eld farmers
have cotton yet to burn. Only a
few days ago-think of it, nearly
the middle Of April-a farmer
came to town to purchase bagging
and ties, saying that he had not
ginned any of his cotton crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Wright and
Miss Leora Wright who represent
ed the union of Johnston IN the
B. Y. P. u. convention in Char
lesion, added much to the pleasure
OF the convention and especially
for the Edgefeld delegation, being
exceedingly congenial and de-
=lightful companions.
When you want the best smoke
that the town affords try Nathan
i'll Macon" or Dan Emmett cigar.
May g. PRESCOTT
A.dear young girl who visits
Edgefeld qqEissa fgsaasnIsy sass agd
who is a gen shsIs,.Ils !l
bidding aliea dges s5ssssi s!sE
friends as tagyde sasl.
Charleston on f Saturday last, safd,
"Give my love to every body-and
Pat, too" How extremely fortu-
nate is handsome young Pat.
Mr.. J. II. P. Roper has had his
farm in the suburbs of our town
prepared as carefully as many
gardens are prepared for planting.
Already be has perfect stand of
corn that is looking beautifully.
It can be seen from one en- of
the rows 70 the other, and the
only corn which ne havo seen that
is large enough to plow.~
Our erobroideries are the talR
OF the town. Don't fail to see them
before you purchase.
C. E. MAY.
Since leaving Edgefeld DR.. E.
C. Smith bas devoted much time
and attention to building his
hosiery plant which is located a
few niles from WillistoD. His
lSs EeRAahs6ishisa Hsaa shaPss asa g2aR 4ay s
.hezplant will be5in operation, We
rust that our merchants will be-
come Dr.. Smiths patrons. We
want to rear some Of the doctors
mean socks that be
manufactures.
We congratulate the ladies of
Horns Creek church upon their
success. After Iaboring in season
md out Of season for some mouths
% raise money with which 10
purchase carpet for their church
hey have at last reached the goal
raised sufficient gold to make
he purchase. Mr.. S. B. Mays went
% Augusta on Saturday last to
select the carpet, and it will be
placed upon the floor of this his
:oric house of worship at once.
God bless the consecrated Christ
an women. w hat would become
If the home, the church, the coun
:ry, without them.
For the best Handkerchiefs
Extracts to be had 60 10
G. Z. PENN & SON.
The board Of county commits
,ioners at the meeting on the 4th
INST. let the contract for the re-
pairs on the court house, iail,