Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-08-15

Msssra. Ramsey & Jcnessa,waya;
buy their furniture.in car lots di-
rect from headquarters Mr.. B. B.
Jones left last week for High
Point, n. c.. to purchase the fall
stock of furniture for his firm.
After placing his orders, Mr..
Jones will 60 10 the mountains to
spend several weeks. Mrs. Jones
al d little Nellie are in Batesburg
while he is away.
Mrs. J. H. Hunter and her
daughter, Mrs. Davidson, Of Eu-
faula, Ala, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Green,
the latter being Mrs. Hunters sis-
ter. Mrs. Hunter and her husband
at one time owned an interest in
the shaft apd springs at Hillman,
Ca, and conducted q frst-class
hotel at that place for several
years.
Large assortment of beautiful
Glassware and China of all kinds
t very reasonable prices. I invite
:, 10 ladies to call.
R. T.,Scurry.
Mr.. Orlando Sheppard left on
Monday to spend two weeks at
Glenn Spring. Miss Lucille Shep.
pard is visiting friends in Brevard,
N. C. Miss Fannie Sheppard left
on Monday to spend a month in
Rome, Ga, with her brother, Mr..
Orlando Sheppard, Jr. Miss Effie
Sheppard will leave >this week to
visit relatives and friends in
Marion and Darlington. While
the other members of the. family
are away, Mrs. Sheppard will have
her sister, Miss Effie Griffin with
her.
Our eyes beheld rather u ,su-
al sight or last Sunday morning
as we passed up the Ninety Six
road. We saw grazing in Mr..
David Strother's pasture near the
roadside, five beautiful calves,
number of COWS, horses aud
large flock of sheep and lambs.
We longad for a camera, that re
might take "snap shot" of the
panorama that lay before our eyes.
IL would have made a beautiful
picture, one that is very rare in
these parts. How few farmers have
large, well-fenced pastures that
are well-stocked as Mr.. Strother's
is.
We place on our Bargain Coun1
ter the following especially good
values:
White Mercerized White Goods,
Figured Lawns, French Organ
dies, Silk Mulls, Solid Colored
Eoliennes, Ladies and Children'a
White Canvass Shoes, Ladies' and
Childreu's black Hosiery, Ladies'
and Children's Pat Vici and Kid
Strapped Slippers.
j. M. Cobb.
Rev. Marvin Auld, the beloved
pastor of the Methodist church,
has planned 10 conduct series of
revival services in his church, be,
ginning the third Sunday in Sep
tember. He has invited Rev. w.
L. Herbert. pastor OF the First
Methodist church of Columbia, tc
assist him. Rev. Mr.. Aud has not
only selected an auapicious time
for his meeting but has chosen a
most excellent assistant. Rev. Mr..
Herbert has visited Edge6eld on
several occasions and is greatly
beloved by all who know him. We
shall cay more of the revival
meeting in subsequent issue.
If you want good insurance
cheap-at actual oost-let me
write you policy in the Southern
Mutual Lite Insurance Associa-
tion.
J. H. May.
Mr.. B. B. Hare OF saluda coun-
ty has made a record breaking
campaign in the second district
for Congress. By persistent,
high toned. gentlamanty canvass
be has made himself known and
felt by nearly every voter in the
district. We have been in nearly
every county in the district and
have yet to fnd a single man to
criticise his campaign or to speak
in any way disparaging of him, He
is looked upon as being honest,
cleau aud able. AS stump
speaker he easily outolasses his
opponents. Those who are in a
position to know unhesitatingly say
that he will roll up a vote that
will even surprise him and his
most sanguine friends.
B. B. Hare is in a fine pos ition
to be next Congressman from the
second district. The Sc cond dis
trict will be worthily represented,
-Leesville News.