Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-12-05
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Mrs. II. 81. Sanders has given
up her position at the Corner
store and Mr.. W.. n. Turner has
employed Miss Ida Cogburn to
I6lIthe vacancy. Miss Idais beln55
WELCOMED most cordially to Edge
field.
See the Kenyon Rain coats,
Furs and wraps of all kinds Just
opened at
Rev. D. L. Roton who has
served Rocky Creek as pastor for
several years, has been called to
the Baptist church at Denmark,
and has accepted the call.
We have just received a beauti-
full lot Of fancy crockery, consist
ing Of 2 aud 4 piece sugar and
cream sets, water sets, cups and
lsaucers, etc. We offer at prices
lower than same can be bought a.
in Augusta.
Edgefeld Mercantile Co.
7Mr..W. T. Kinnaild is one of
| 1.-The leading breeders Of foe chick
ems in the county. He knows what
first-class fowl is ,,nd will have
no other. On Monday, be received
four very beautiful Rhode Island
Red chickens from o Fennsylya-
mia breeder.
MR.. q. Covar, of0rangeburg,
has sold his interest in the Or
angeburg Patriot to Mr.. ]. H.
Funderburg, his partner, and vii.
run linotype machine in the
fofice Of the Times and Democrat.
He is now in New York learning
to operate the machine.-Bsm-
berg Herald.
It will require a tremendous
stock of merchandise to fill the
large new store of Mr.. W. W.
Adams. Already large orders of
CERTAIN lines have been placed.
The writer saw twenty-five dozen
we'll buckets at the depot a few
days age that were consigned to
MT. Adams. This is enough buck
cts to supply 300 wells.
Where are all the turkeys? Did
the eggs fell to batch, or the
foods of summer drown the young
ones, or are they being held from
the market for higher prices? So
far as the writer has observed, not
one has been offered for sale on
the Edge6eld market thus far this
season. Now-a-days drove of tur-
keys is almost the equivalent of a
roll of green-backs.
AcetYlene gas 1s becoming a
formidable foe of the Standard
Oil octupus. One of the churches
and about half a dozen residences
in Edgefeld are using iacetylene
gas for lighting purposes, and it
lis probable that several other per-
sons will have plants put in their
residences at all early day. Mr.. w.
". Adams. lighted bis old store
with gas and was so well pleased
| that he has ordered Large genera
tor for his new store, also new
one for Lis residence. As all of.
1.-The light-wood knots are gone,
iabout the only relief. from the oil
trust is.to use gas.
For colds and coughs try Dr..
Kings New Discovery Foley'e
Honey and Tar, White Pine aud
Tar. Nothing better.
Timmons Bros.
L '.7ir = e
Not another college in the state
supplies its students with whole
some food in greater abundance
or variety than docs the S. G: G. l.
President Bailey was in attend
ance upon the Baptist convention
on Thanksgiving Day, so the an
nual Thanksgiving dinner, which
he gives the students was post
poned until Saturday. Then it
was that p-incely feast wap
spread before the student body. A
whole regiment ce twenty-five
pound gobblers- was slaughtered
lfor the occasion. Not one less
than an entire regiment would
suffice for body of hale and
hearty college boys.
Just received delightful Roast
ed Coffee, 15 to25 cents per pound.
Timmons Bros.
Wear 5 Star and Red seal shoes.
| We sell them.
MAY & Tompkins.
New Georgia Cane Syrup, Buck
wheat SHREDDED Wheat Biscuits,
Force, Oat Meal, Grape Nuts, etc.
We. Lynch & Co.
Highest market price paid for
school checks.
w. B. Lynch & Co.
Blankets, Comforts and heavy
underwear will soon be in demand
and We have them at correct
j. E. Hart.
Do,,,t take our word for it, but