Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-01-10

Great bargains IN staple or.
goods are being offered at tn
lCorner Store while the clearanc
sale is on. Acall at this popula
store will suffice to convince you
Mr.. j.. N. Strom has rented th
farm of MIR. S. "A. Brunson, knows
as the Bacon place, for this year
He moved his family early las
week. Mr.. Strom is one OF th'
inventors of the Hill-Strom sub
soil plow and will devote much
of his time to making and selling
thees plows.
Imported macaroni and beat
cream cheese.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.'
Messrs. jackson & johnson
have been agreeably surprised at
the great increase in the volume
of their business since moving
into their new store near the depot
In connection with their mercan.
tile business they are handling
all kinds of building material
such as shingles, bricks, lime
cement, etc.
Mr.. Ralph Jones. who has made
ths Southern Express Company q
very faithful messenger for the
past twelve months or more, is a!
home enjoying few days of we'll.
earned rest. Ralph will return to
his work tomorrow, taking up the
run between Columbia aud Angus.
ta.
Leggett's Fine Roasted Coffes
Is to 80 ceuts per pound at
T1MMoNs BROS.
We direct attention TO the new
locals of G.. L. Penn & Son. They
solicit your prescription business.
Mr.. w. 3. Penn, whosu large ex-
perience extending through many
years especially fit him for COM
pounding, gives all prescriptions
his personal attention. Thus ac-
and proper mixing of the
drugs are assured.
Full stock names, traces, and
all kinds of farming implements.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Mr.. J. E. Hart says that whsr
he gets the store fixture, which he
recently invented. ready to put
upon the market he will give tee
citizens of cur town who have idle
money an opportunity to invest il
by organizing company to have
the store fixtures manufactured il
.EdgeGeId instead of in the north
Should this invention "take"" with
the mercantile world as 1t gives
promise of doing,a a plant for it,
should pay we'll.
FOR SALE: One roam horse
For further infor nation apply a
this Office.
Mlss Mary Buford and hsl
mother have rented the commo
dious Dnrisoe residence near tbt
depot for this year and will CON
duct a irst-class boarding house
Already they have Twelve .retula
boarders. Miss Henrietta Buford
of Susbells, Hampton county, S
c., will come within a faW month";
to mskeshsr home with than. Miss
Mary Buford has also moved he
millinery business to the Durlso'
house.
Profoundly Grateful.
We desire to express our sincere
thanks 10 our friends and the pub.
lie. generally for the very liberia
patronage that has been accorded
US during the year just closed
And it shall be our constant ain
and purpose to merit a continuance
of this patronage throughout the
coming years just as it has beel
for the ffty-odd years that we
have been in business. We shall
be happy to serve you.
G.. L. Penn d Son.
A splendid opportunity to pur'
chase furniture and house-fur'
nishings: On Saturday morning
next, January 18th, beginning a
eleven o'clock. Dr.J. G. Tompkins
executor of the estate of Mrs
Lucy G.. Durisoe, deceased, viii
sell at her late residence on Mar
street all of the personal property
that formerly belonged to Mrs
Durisoe. AS every one knows, whe
knew her at all, this good woman
was a model housekeeper, carin,
for everything about the house
hold in the best possible manner
For this reason, her furniture, etc.
should find ready buyers. The SAL
will begin at IL o'clock on Satur
day morning aud continue unit
everything has been disposed of
The Goldsboro, Mcfarland
Taylor, Cannady and Babeocl
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