Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-05-24

May the 18th, at the nome OF the
officiating minister, by Rev. F P
Blalock, Mr.. Hiram 7. Lowe and
Miss Kate Jackson.
Have you tried our "White Star
Coffee. There is nothing better on
The market.
e. i. PENN & SON.
The first ripe peaches of the
season that We have seen were OF
the Sneed variety and from the
orchard of Mr.. E J. Minis. These
peaches were we'll formed and
fully ripe on the 18th of May.
Misses Lou Gary and Eliza
Mccullough Rev. Marvin Auld
returned Oh Monday from Ash
Vile where they had been in
attendance upon the Methodist
Missionary Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Dozier, ac-
companied by their two very in:
ter. sting little children have been
visiting the formers sisters, Mes
DANES j. g. Tompkins and J. W.
DeVore.
Mr.. A. S. Aellicham pc, of the
class of 'O4, is at the college du-
ring commencement. During the
past year he has sbeen learning
the cotton mill business in the
large mills at Piedmont, S. G.
Prominent among the com
mencement visitors have been
Mrs. C. C. Fuller of Longmiree,
and Mrs. Julian Hackett, of Au-
gusta, who have been spending
the week with relatives in our
town.
Why worry with flies when you
can buy Wire Doors at s1.20 and
$1.4O, and Windows at 75c from
EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE Co.
By taking a walk up and down,
in and out the various streets and
.thoroughfares of our town one will
see many as beautiful flower yards
as can be seen in any town or city.
The beautiful privet hedges are
also increasing i'll number.
Frs. Louisa Sheppard, than
whom no one is more genuinely
or universally beloved IN Edge
field, is down on a visit to O.
Sheppard, Esq, Hon. J. G. Shep-
.pard and Mrs: Ida F. Sheppard
Let US hope that her stay in Edge
field Will be a long one.
Rev. C. E. Burts has accepted
the invitation to preach the COM
mencement sermon for the Orange
burg Institute on Sunday morn
ing next. Rev. P. P. Blalock will
fill the pulpit of cur Baptist
church on Sunday morning. AS
this is to be the only service in
town the house should be filled
to oyeraowing.
Mrs. Susan B. Hill returned
from Union Oh Friday last where
she had been in attendance upon
the Federation eff Women's clubs
as the representative of the Edge
field Literary club. The beautiful
and very lavish manner in which
the delegates were received and
entertained by the charming
ladies of Union make the sterner
sex wish that the doors of the Fed
Grafton were open to them.
Chicken Lice Exterminator ia
guaranteed to free chickens OF
mites and lice. Get 1t at
T1MMoNs BROS.
The recent revival that has
been conducted by Revs. P. P.
Blalock aud L. T. Carroll has re-
ceived the blessings Of God. Souls
have been saved and many luke
warm Christians have reconsecra-
ted themselves. Those who have
presented themselves for baptism,
aud afterwards membership into
the Second Baptist church, will
have the ordinance of Baptism
administered to them in the First
Baptist church on Thursday night
next at the usual hour.
There Is a place in Edgefvld's
social life that unhappily must
remain untitled for some time
Mrs. Eleanor Bailey, who is beau.
tiful, graceful, talented, and as
sprightly aud vivacious as a bride,
l'it on Friday, accompanied by
her bright little children, to join
her husband in Peoria. Ill. 1t is
to be hoped that after spending
the heated term in her far-away
Yankee home that this s'unrecon-
structed rebel girl' will return to
.Dlxie-to Eugefeld, her first love
for another prolonged sojourn.
The ladies who compose the
.Edgefeld Literary Club have sue.
ceeded in rendering the public
library more popular. On Tuesday
afternoon of last week they held
an informal reception in the cozy
little library room. Delightful ice
tea end dainty little cakes were
served to tae patrons of the libra
ry- who called between the hoars
of five and seven o'clock. This
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