Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-02-07

i. III: Euphraaiaii aud Ciario-.
sormc literary eocIeties of the
South Caroline college held their
Centennial celebrations on Monday
|evepiug. MIR Bnist Anderson, the
president Of the Euphradan So
ciety, who is making record OF
which Eugrfield is pro1d, deliver
led-ono of the principal addresses
|of the occasion. John c. Sheppard,
Jr., another bright young son OF
Edgpfeld who is full of promise,
was chosen one Of the marshals; OF
the occasion.
swift's, Baldwin S, Raugh's,
Bradley'e, and Etiwan Guanos.
You pays your money and takes
your Choice"
W. ". Adams.
TheSold and reliable house of
G. T.. Penn & Son announce that
their fresh supply of Bust's gar
den seed have been received, also
all .of the popular varieties OF
Buist's Irish potatoes. Many pa
irons have purchased seed from
the Penn store for upwards of 80
years and have always found them
10 be true to name and strictly
frst-class
Seed Irish Potatoes in all the
leading aud popular varieties-
Rose, Goodrich, Peerless. Bliss
Just received direct from the
celebrated Buist farm.
G. L. Penn d Son.
Unless The weather is very ua-
favorable .the large livery stable
which Mr.. Wallace c. Tompkius
is erecting in the rear of Timmons
Bros. store will soon oe completed.
The brick work is almost he'd,
and much of the timber has been
cul and is ready to be placed in
position. The building will be
modern in all ofits appointments,
admirably adapted to the livery
business.
A Bargain: 5000 yards Of
Spring Styles Novelty Ginghams
at scents per yard, at this price
for CASH only.
w. H. Turner. :. 2
Rev. E. o. Taylor, A. NJ, D. D.,
has been engaged to come to Edge
field and deliver a course of lee
lures OH Good Citizenship and
Scientific Temperance. DR.. Taylor
has lectured in Spartanburg, Green
vile, Columbia and many other
place, in this state. He will reach
Edgef4ld on February the
22nd. We phall have more to say
of his work in our next issue.
Fresh Jel]-O. the popular +able
delicacy, just received.
G.. L. Penn & Son.
In this day and generation when
probably ninety out of every oae
hundred farmers are striving to
achieve the maximum in cotton
production. it is refreshing to oc-
casional;y see one who concen-
trates his best efforts upon culti-
walton of corn. Mr.. Williamson.
farmer i'll Darlington county,
produced 125 bushels of corn to
the acre lastyear, while his neigh
sbors ,nly grewfroms1 o to Is bush
els Liiket The righteous, no one, has
|;eYer seen such a farmer "forsaken
nor his seed begging bread"
Picture Easels aud Fire Screens
in all colors and desigus.
Edgefeld Mercantile Company.
The Advertiser does not fail to
reach the people. lis value as an
advertising medium is proven
again and again. Last week we
published just few lines con-
earning an inquiry we had re-
ceived from a man desiring to
rent farm for the present year.
This little notice in our columns
just one insertion. mind you
brought number of letters, some
calling in person to ask the name
and address of the person who
wanted the farm. Moral: Exploit
the merits of your merchandise i'll
the Advertiser. The people Will
read and buy.
Car load OF Stoves just arrived
Can furnish stoves from SS. to
35. Guaranteed to give perfeci
satisfaction or money refunded.
Edgefeld, Mercan4i lie Company.
The art department. of the col
lege is greatly in need of better
equipments, and 1T is for the pur-
pose of raising funds to supply
these needs of long standing that
the entertainment has been plau-
ned for Friday evening next. The
program, which we publish else
where, is varied and attractive,
providing pleasant diversion for
the lovers of song, lovers of reci-
tatiop, lovers of instrumental
music lovcre>of the beautiful. The