Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-11-28
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WEDNEsDAY, nov. ss, 1906;
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oe4I NEWS. 5
sSStsAtNseaaNse NseSsNe@
seems that fall, as well as
spring. is the mating season for
bird Bsrds
Every available dog and gun
will be pressed into service to-
morrow. The birds and rabbits
wilLtake to the tblckest swamps
and cane-brak axes If they are wise.
Early grain is looking we'll.
The warm weather has enabled it
to fortify itself against the cold
that ia yet ahead by taking deep
root.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. f.. Burts are in
attendance upon the state Baptist
convention thatis in session, this
weekSin: Spartanburg. Doubtless
Rev. p. E. Lanham, Rev. j T.
Littlejchn, and Mr.. Z. +. Dorm,
OF Parksville will also attend
S from the Edgefeld association.
New Crop Georgia Syrup direct
from the Georgia plantation.
G. J.. Penn & Son..
Mrs. w. B. Cogburn and Mrs.
w. S. Cogbnrn, accom- panied by
little Benjamin have gone to.
Hollina, Va, to spend Thanks:
giving with Miss Ruth Cogburn.
Many Of their friends envy them.
this delightful trip to sole Vir-
ginny."
So The villian who. will set fire to
barn that has eight mules and
horses in stalls beneath it, and.
will then deliberately remove the
bucket from a. nearby we'll, SO as
tomake it. impossible to extin..
guish the fire, should be hanged
or placed within the walls Of the
penitentiarYs for the remainder Of
his life.
Misses Robbie and Maggie
Jones were among the visitors to
5Edge6eld on Saturday. Miss Rob
bic, aho is graduate of the S.
q. CT. is teaching the Antioch
school thls. session. The Advert
ser is pleased to note that the in
herent worth Of this young lady,
who would ba a beacon light in
any community, recognized and
; appreciated by her home people,
Try our delightfus aCreeta"
Coffee pound bucket for 81.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Rev. Marvin Auld and Miss
Eliza Mccullough left on Mon
day to- attend the annual Con-
ference of the Methodist church
which is being hold in Columbia
this week. Tt is the universal
! sprayerof Edgefeld that Mr.. Auld
be returned to this field for an
other year.
sUsuallysthe posts and trees and
fences around townare filled with
s5patent medicine advertisements.
bnt$they nearly all have had to
give place for notices of mort
) gage foreclosures. The court
house door is almost covered with
notices describing some three
ieggnd mule, butt-headed COW or
sss.eritter. Of some; other descrip-
stion
Ifsyau want to make large on.
ions, this ii the time of thn year
/. TO plant. We can now supply you
with the finest variety of Onion.
Sets-Red and White.
s: szs. G.. l.. Penn q Son.
If you want coffee that has a
very delightful aroma, as well as
the best of flavor, Try the "Cresta"
coff.e. that is sold by Mr.. P. P.
Blalock, Jr. He will sell you 5
pound bucket for dollar. The
bucket that the coffee is shipped
in will be found very useful about
the house. Such a vessel will make
an ideal milk pail. Try the "Cres-
tn' and you will always use it.
Accordingt 10 the records of the
auditors Office, only five persons
in the cornty have net incomes
that exceed $1,000, only fve per-
sons having made returns under
: the income tax law. These by pay
ing ole per cent OIL that portion
of their bet income which exceeds
$500 will pay in the aggregate
about $4,000. In several counties
/. no returns are made, while in the
wealthy counties considerable
amounswill be collected.
Full stock of shoes andrubbers.
B IF you want the best give us q
May & Tompkins.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions,
dav,or night.
We G GUARANTEE pure drugs,
accurate compounding, and rea-.