Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-02-07
WEDNESDAY FEB 1866
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The Ad Advertiser job ofic iss sur,s-.
ing out some first-class work.
ourscrd ders will be appreciated.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
{. E. Ia Grones and Miss
Nina QUITS, two Of .Iohnston's#
Z best beloved young people, were
among the visitors to our towa on
Monday.
Gerealite, Cerea!ite, Cereallte.
AskssW dams about it.
The report Of The Supervisor
for, thes quarter ending December
3tst. 1905, will be- published in
oursnextsiss
Miss Emmie Brunsop of, Au-
gusta has been visiting at the
home of her brother, Mr. S. A.
BrnDscn, for several days.
Fresh; canned goods of all kilds
at very reasonable prices. Your
orders solicited.
?. P. Blalock, il.
Rev. Sam Jones says, ID.
Broughton weighs 40 pounds;
pounds of this is backbone
and 5 5apounds hair"
Miss Kate Addison, the popular
teacher of the school at Golfers,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Edgefeld with her grandmother,
Mrs. ". c. Addison.
.Uncle Ssmn-personified by
the Hon. P. Brooks Mayson-will
give q star performance in our
opera house on Friday evening,
the 16th-after being approprl-
ately introduced by Mrs. Jalley.
a brother editor says the sad
destst three things he ever saw were
q bachelor holding a baby in his
arms, a woroansthrowing a stone,
and 3 one-armed man riding with
Q pretty girl.
Decorated Toilet Sets at $3.50
to 500.
5 Edgefeld Mercantile Compan. !.
According to the groupd-hog
tradition, which isE about as un-
reliable as the proguostications of
the patent medicine almanacs.
there will yet be six weeks of real
winter.
Miss Lena Stevens and Miss
Ellen Matthews came down from
Meeting Street to hear Miss Tin
ling's temperance lecture in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening While in Edgefeld they
Were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. H holland.
Cur stock Of Furniture is
alRaysScomple etc. B ed d-ro oom Suits
rem 09np We nv in carglots
& and dscan Be very low prices &.
sau5se 1sgJ ones
Dobey spent satur-
day and Sunday in our town. He,
savssthat Aiken is crowded with.
health and pleasure seeking north
The number of tourists,
however, is not as large as it
have been had the winter
been more severe throughout the.
north.
The .Edgefeld florist who excels
Mrs. Ma. Taylor in growing.
cnrysanthemu.ns will be an easy
of the first prize at the
Chrysanthemum Fair next fall.
This lady has time and time
again given evidence of her won
derful skill as grower or howers:
Large stock of the celebrated
Hickory Wagons just re-
ceivsd. Ill sizes at very reason
able plicaa.
Ramsey & Jones.
An unusually large number of
citizens came to Edgefeld on
Monday. The streets and public,
square were very much crowded,
ye. the department 30 far as our.
otscryation extended was exceed
iDgly good. There were no public
land sales but sufficient horse and
mule flesh changed ownership to
make amends for the shortage of
real estate transfers.
Have you seen our large assort-.
meDt of Valentines? The grave,
the gay.stbe grotesque, the humor-
ous:-they are all here. Call.and
get first choice.
G.. i. Penn & Son.
Messrs. Joe Gordon. HolIaod
and Paul Cogburn attended the
concert in Augusta on Saturday
by Souss who is one of the most
famous band leaders in America.
Had there been better schedule
for returning great nlmber from
Edge6eld would have availed
themselves of this opportunity of
hearing the most celebrated ag-
gregation of musicians who come
south