Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-07-19
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Poverty is a hard nurse, but she
raises healthy children.
Prof.. Whitman, the Optician of
Augusta, will close his Office dur
ing the month of August.
A woman always tells you it is
foolish to worry-but she worries
just the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall are
spending a fortnight iii Edgefeld
under the parental roof OF the
latter.
Mr.. A. s. Tompkins was in Co
lumbia and Charlotte the greater
portion Of last week on important t
business.
The business man who strives
merely to keep just inside the law
is not safe man to trust with
your business.
Mr.. J. E. Minis is taking va.
cation Of two weeks, a portion of
which he is spending with his
brother, Mr.. H. A. MINIS, in Wei
don, N. G..
A woman's waist is located any
where between her chin and her
knees, being governed by the pre-
vailing style aud the taste Of her
dress-maker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Burnett,
of Greenwood, accompanied by
their little daughter, Francis
Marion, have been spending sew
era] days with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
N. Scbenk.
Senator Tillman has been elec-
ted president of the state branch
of the National Audubon Society,
and if he doesn't mind the w. O.
r. u. sisters will yet have him
wearing bow Of white ribbon.
MI. W. L. Holson, a good sub
stantial citizen from the west-slde,
residing just one mile from An .:
tioch church, announces hlmsolf
as d candidate for cotton weigher
for The town of dgeheld.
The farmers generally barring
those who live in certain small
areas in which the drought still
continues-are very buoyant over
the crop prospect. Young corn and
cotton seem to vie with each other
g.; to which can grow the faster
Miss Lille Henderson, Of
Walterboro, is the guest of her
sister Mrs. r. P. Burgess. She is
very pleasantly remembered
by the many warm friends she
/. made while among US Two years
ago.
Mr.. N. R. BARLEY, very exem-
plary citizen and successful tar
mer sof the Cleora section, all
nounces himself as q candidate IN.
this Issue ofsthe ADYERT1sERf for:
the position Of public cotton
wpiigher7 OF the. town.o OF. Edgeheld.
Little Miss Francis Burgess,
who is very sweet and gentle and
lady-like il her manners, has
gone for q visit of several weeks
to her young friend, Miss Butler,
at Madison, Ga. The latter IL
viii! be remsm bered was a guest
of little Francis last summer.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions,
dav or night.
We GUARANTEE pure drugs.
accurate compouuling, and rea-
sonable prices.
W. E. LYNCH & CO.
Every purse in Edge6eld was
drained very dry on SATURDAY
last bY the venders of peaches and
watermelon and chirping chick
ems. Where is the starved mortal
who would not spend his last pen
nv for basket of "Elbertas" or
even .'Cobb Gem, and as for a
leg of a.Plymouth- Rock, why, b
would sell his last shirt to get one
occasionally.
At the Orangeburg District
Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copa! church held at Elloree last
week, the dispensary was called
q child of the devil. We are glad
the Conference has settled this
matter because a good many peo-
pie were under the impression
that Tililman was the father Of
dispeusary. Aiken Journal and
Review.
The purest, most highly per-
fumed and cheapest-quality con-
sidered-article in the way of
toilet soap that we have seen il
many day is the Armour soap at
Penn's. Ask Mr.. Penn to show
you the transparent tar soap
which be is selling for Is cents,
the usual price for such soap
being 25 cents. For sweetness and