Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-05-16
Capt. Rice has about 11o acre.

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Capt. Rice has about 11O acre
of cotton up to a perfect stand o
his Horns Greek plantation, O
which about half has been chop
ped and he has plenty of hands i
chop the balance. He ought to b
as happy as a negro in watermelon
season.
Some weeks ago We chronicleC
the fact that the members O
historic old Stevens Greek cburcl
contemplated recovering stheil
church at an early day. It
affords US much genuine pleasure
to state that the old church, which
so MANY hundreds Of people love
so we'll, now has brand new tin
roof on it. We commend this body
of Christians for their prompt
action.
We are headquarters for buggies.
Such as the Hackney, Tyson &
Jones, Rock Hill, Columbus and
Chase City buggiea have stood the
test of years, and always give
satisfaction.
Ramsey & Jones.
July the 2eth will be a great
day in the socia' life of Edgefeld
On that day the annual
picnic of the Edgefeld Hussars
will be held. The newly elected
officers Of This historic old COM
oanv ar: N. G.. Evans. capt ain; :;
n. J.. Bunch, 1st Lieutenant; j.
NJ. Mays, End lieutenant; T. A.
Williams, Jr., 3rd lieutenant; W.
g. 3. Tompkinsi 1st sergeant,
Just in, a large assortment Col
yates Toilet Soaps, from Cash
mere Bouquet to Octagon.
w. w. Adams.
In spite of the fact that we have
repeatedly announced that the
will moi publish a com.
nunication unless it is signed or
by the name of
.eepousible individual. we have
such communications cent to us
or publication. One was received
! few days ago and another several
weeks ago. 1t is waate az postage
% send an unsigned oommunica-
lion to q reputable newspaper,
Mothers Wanted, to see our an
lerwaists for The little girls and
boys at
j. F. Hart'R
As we sit at our desk bright and
Early Monday morning, from our
,f1ice window we see Judge Allen,
Edgedeld's psesent and future
probate judge, driving in from the
1t is his fhabit after
bis Office on Saturday to
20 OUT and spend Sunday away
from the "busy haunts of men,"
1t the quiet and happy home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kinnaird.
There AMID the many comforts of
he bone, surrounded by green
fields and native woodland, all
,edolent with the freshness of
spring, and feastipg his eyes upon
he Gne fowls, as well as feasting
MS body upon fat, tender, juicy
oroilers, the good Judge stores
enough energy to combat "spring
fever" during another week. How
We do envy biml
a oongenial Coterie.
1t was the happy privilege of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Minis to have
bad their kinsman, the Rev. DR..
J. G. Adams, of Charlotte, and his
nephews, DR.. Manly Timmons.
Messrs. Beauregard and Richard
Timmone and their good wives at
tea on Monday evening. The occa-
sion served in part as y delightful
of portion of the once
large and exceedingly happy Tim
mons family, The coming togethe er
of these kinsmen: breaking bread
and chatting freely and unreser-
vedly around the festive board as
was their wont when they were
boys, naturally inspired a remi-
niscent mood. Many a childhood
scene was portrayed and many all
incident related that transpired in
their halcyon days, when they as
barefooted boys trod tho old hills
Of Turkey Greek. About such re-
unions, wbioh renew and strength
en- the ties that bind human hearts
and lives, there is somethi ng pc
culiarly sweet and hallowed. In
deed they afford foretsate Of
heaven while we ere YET i'll the
flesh.
Take Penn's Bltters for The
liver. There is nothi,g better.
G. /. FEM Il SON.
Nice Decorated 100 piece Din