Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-12-19

Tsuhl llshed elsewhere in this is
sue is the Co. -.nty Auditors no
tlce, in which will be found his
schedule of appointments for re-
ceiving tax returns.
Beautiful assortment of Cut
Glass al prices one-third less than
G. L. Penn & Son.
The Masons who attended the
Grand Lodge last week, report q
very pleasant tip. The spending
of several days with brother mem
bers of the Craft from all.parts o.
the state must be exceedingly
pleasant. Col. Hageod looks ten
years younger since spending a
week in Charleston with the
brethren.
Clocks, Fura, Blankets and
Dress goods at cut prices for 10
days at.
Santa Claus has written The
Advertiser that he has sold bis
reindeer to a circus and that he
will make his "trip through Edge
field county in his new automo-
bile. He is anxious for all of the
good little children to know that
be is coming.
Gloves for your Christmas pres
entin 16 Button Kid, two clasp
Kide, Black Silks and Colored
Colts at
The Corner Store.
Usually during November aud
December peas eau be purchased
for eighty-fve Cents aud a dollar
per bushel, but not 80 this year.
They are already selling Tor $1.35
per bushel, and but few are being
offered at that price. Those who
have peas TO buy and do not sup
ply their needs before the plant
ing season will probably have to
pay 50 or $3.50 per bushel.
Have you seen the beautiful
statuary aud the large artistic
VASES ir the west window Of the
LyncL drug store?
The Advertiser again reminds
the ladies of the community that
only few days remain in which
to arrange Christmas box for
the Inmates of the County Home.
For eight or ten years the good
women of the town have taken
the lead in this ma ter, the men
being too busy to give it their
personal attention.. The people
have always given very generous
ly and cheerfulIy for this Object,
consequently 1t vii. not require
much effort or time to arrange the
box.
Our customers say they have
never ecen a bed spring 10 beat
the National and Blue RiLt,oh and
they never will.
Edgefeld Mercantile Company.
At a recent meeting the town
council passed an ordinance pro-
hibitlng the firing of rockets,
crackers, candles or any explosive
within radius of 300 yards of
the court house, or within so
yards of any street. For several
years the business of the mer-
chants was seriously interfered
with by a fusilade of fire works
about nightfall of Christmas-ove:
Furthermore, having very limited
means for fighting fire, the coun-
Gil deemed it wise at this time,
when llsases and other highly
;ombustible msttsf sfasks The risk
greater, 20 use every precaution
% prevent conAagration. The
ordinance will be rigidly en-
forced.
Suitable toy for every boy and
pretty doll for every girl at
Penn's.
Since he became rector of the
Episcopal church, Rev. Royal
sn.annonhouse has done a great
work in this pari So. He has not
only heon an active force himself
but has SO aroused and enthused
the officers and lalty that every
shoulder has been rut to the
wheel. One result of this renewed
zeal and harmonious effort has
been the complete renovation and
transformation of the church
building, rectory and their sur
roundings generally. After the
painters brush Shall have been
applied to the rectory and the
beautiful memorial windows ar
rive from Germany for the church,
the end will have hecn reached
aud Swell done" can be truly
said.
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We always carry complete as
sortment of fresh drugs aud give
especial attention to all prescrip.
tious sent us. A share of vonr