Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-12-19
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The two EdgeGeld banks will
sbs closed on, Christmas day and
son New Year. January the 1st.
One has to rise early and stir
late to accomplish much these
short davs. Friday of this week
is the shortest day of the year.
The pretty picture books at
Penis will delight the children.
Already many euggestiors are
being made to the lawmakers.
Ono is that they 1egislate ''agin"
the shot suppers.'
Most any old hen can lay gold
en- eggs at THE seascn. They are
bringing three cents each, and the
price is hourly expected to ad-
vance.
Mr.. Eugene Bates. who is one
of tae leading merchants and
business men of Gree2ville, has
been spending a week with his
brother, Mr.. j. P. Bates, and sis
tiers, Mrs. Mary Hartley aud Miss
Ella Bates.
Try our sLord Caspar" Cigar.
Best Sc smoke on the market.
T immons Bros.
Ina certain town in this stste
merry-go-round, or in the Ian
guage of the street, "hyin jim
ny took 10 $305 during one
Saturday. Are you not glad that
it was some other town besides
Edgefsld?
Children Of all ages, sizss and
sexes are wanted to buy solid
shoes, we have them.
j. E. Hart.
The officers of the Episcopal
Sunday school are arranging for
a Christmas tree to bs given at
the church for the children on the
afternoon OF Christmas day.
Nothing that will contribute to
the pleasure of the little folks
will be left undona.
Tboee who contemplate buying
wedding presents are cordially i'll
vited to the Penn Drug store.
We can save you money.
The Photographer at the tent
willileave soon, SO go early to have
your Christmas pictures made. We
guarantee all pictures made dul-
ing cloudy days. Stamp pictures
9 dozeA for rs cents. Cabinets at
s1.50 and $3.50 per half dozen.
Tent next to Timmo ns drug store.
One week from the time these
lines are penned many a little tot
will be ransacking the house for
big SISTERS biggest stocking to
hang up. May Santa Claus fill the
I Big stockings full of nice things
if you:have been good, and full of
switches if you have been bad!l
Better be good, little folks.
Beautiful line of Gift Books at
Penn's.
Mr.. w. S. G.. Heath is buildin e
a new house of worship for the
members of Pleassns--veff effsags fsagsna Z :
coloEed .chuSsab four miles
north Of Edgefeld. When COM
,pleted the building will represent
all outlay of something like $500
or So, 900. Rev. Wash Olipbant,
who holds the confidence aud es-
TEEN of white and colored people
alike, is the pastor of the church.
Large assortment of nice pic
lures for Christmas presents. Cal!
in to see them.
Timmons Bios.
The list of intendiary fires
gro US almost daily. Seyera4 ugly
ones have occurred recently in
this county, and the papers from
every section contain accounts OF
fires that were deliberately start
ed by some fiend. The severest
punishment that the law pro-
vidss should be visited upon
those who are apprehended.-
The prettiest and cheapest as.
snrtment of dolls ever shown in
Edgefeld can be seen at Penn's.
The Christmas spirit is in the
air and there is probably not
another town in he state htt has
made greater preparations for the
holidays than Edge6eld. The
merchants have responded to the
feeling of buoyancy that is in
cldsnt to the season and have
loaded their tables and shelves
with everything that is in demand
at the Yuletide. Holiday shoppers
are already rushing hither and
thither, and we believe that the
heavy. stocks will be easily dis
posed Of.
Very large assortment of Gold
aud Sterling Silver Jewelry from
which TO select YOUR Christmas