Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-06-20
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 40. 1905.
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The Great Fire Sale is. on al
the New York Store. Look up Mr.,
Peaks advertisement it will pay
you.
g Uncle', George johnson says
he has had enough water for q
while and that What he wants to
see now .is the water melon.
Mr.. G.. b. Addison, who is now
q resident; Of ST. Petersburg, Fla,
spent last week in Edgefold Oh 8
visitato his mother, Mrs. Y. @.
Addison.
Doubtless the peach, apple and
black kberry crops are sufficiently
large this year to enable the mer-
chants to close out their stocks Of
frultsjars.
Miss Mary Bufo.d has moved
her stock of millinery in the Par.
ker building aud is closing every
I thing out at and below cost II
order to go out of business.
Miss. Maxey Sheppard, who re-
Gently graduated from Converse
college, has goIe to visit friends
in Auburn. Ala, before coming
I home.
Miss. Mary Auld came over
I from Columbia to spend Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Emma q.
S Aud, and brothers, Rev. Marvin
Auld aud Mr.. Fred Auld.
Mr.. w. w. Adams has had the
walls of his burned store pulled
down aud is cleaning off the
bricks preparatory to the erectio r
ofsa new aud larger building.
The Baptist Sunday School Con-
yention of the Edgttield Associa-
tion will meet with the Bold
Spring church on Wednesday, and
Thursday, July the 18th and 18th.
We will publish the program in
full IN subsequent issue.
.eSay, Bill, who are you working
for now2" asked one citizen Of
another as they met on Depot
street a few days ago. "rhe same
old bosses--wlfe and five chill
dren," replied Bill.
Bachelor john Bates has two
very fine Jersey COWS that would
@-ibe awarded first prizes at any
fair. He should have them "sit" for
a picture from Bubber Holstein's g
kodak. All that our friend needs
now is a milkmald.
Special 7 Exercises by the chill
drenwill be held at -the Baptist
church on next Sunday morning
B at the Sunday school hour. Sever
z al interesting talks will be made.
n The childrens' mite barrels will
{ be opened at. this time.
The FIRST snake story of the sea-
son to reach our ears comes from
Ande derson county. A serpent hay-
ing o hornto its tail was recently
killed inSan Anderson cemetery. A
horned serpent must be pretty
close akin.to3 the cold Boy bim-
self.
Mr.. ". F. Vance, ,of Cleora, was
in our city on Thursday last and
told us that the triplets are
doing splendidly, being well and
strong and hearty. He says ne has
not lost minutes sleep on their
account. Let it be known that the
triplets stoutly refuse 10 kiss any
IF the candidates.
GO-FLY keeps flies off horses
aud cattle. Sold by
p. P. BlaIock, Jr.
Rubber-tired vehicles are grow
Ing in popularity. They are not
only much more comfortable to
ridein but close observers, as well
as carriage repairers and manu-
facturers, cay that by reducing
the joltipg and jarrlng of the rum
ning.gear. rubber tires prolong
the life of a vehicle.
While fruit was damaged by the
severe cold of early spring and
even now by the excessive rain
fall, yet the growers will to some
extent recover their loss by reali-
zing better prices than usual. One
shipper.told US a few days ago
that he had received about $3.50
per bushei, net, Tor all tnat ne nao
shipped.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. Wesolicit your Prescriptions,
dav or night.
WE GUARANTEE pure drugs,
accurate compounding. and rea-
sonable prices.
w. E. LYNCH & co.
Let the Advertiser. job Office do
your printing.
DROP me card at Johnston if
you. want them Frying Chick
ens-at 35 cents.
H. G. Arthur.