Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-09-12
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The ten-cents window of the
Corner Store is the talk of the
town. This popular store issues its
autumn proclamation this w9ek'
If any of our readers wish to
know how to grow cockle-b urs
successfully We refer them to Mr..
a. E. Padgc.t. lie has just har-
vested the finest crop that we have
ever seen.
Mr.. D. Holstein left for New
York on Saturday last to purchase
Christmas goods for the Lynch
drug store. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Holstein. They will prob
8 ably bs away for, ten days or two
weeks.
Mrs. j. III. Self, who looks as
youthful aud beautiful as she did
a decade ago, has beeh spending
several days with her sisters, Mes
DANES j. w. Thurmond and J. t.
: Pattison.
Hon. B. E. Nicholson went to
Graenville, last week to confer
with the attorneys who represent
the plaintiffs in the railroad bond
cage. He wills publish statement
next week giving the real status
of .he case.
Miss Helen King, of New Jer-
sey, IS the guest of Mrs. W..
Luther Jones. While serving as
private tutor in the home of Mr..
David Strother, Mlss King mad''
q great number of friends in
Edgefeld who remember her very
pleasantly
Miss Josie Sheppard who grad
uated from the S. C. G. I. in Jure
last has been engaged Co teacl a
school in Marlboro county for the
next session. Miss Josie vii leave
to enter upon her school duties
about the 1st OF October.
Judge N. l.. Brunsol is in dire
distress. The grass took possession
Of portion of his cotton, just as
it did every ybody.else, but consoled
himself that he would have some
fine hay. Now the caterpillars
have come along and devoured the
hay.
Mr. James E. Hart is back from
New York, anG very soon large
shipments of fall merchandise
which he purchased will b, ar
riylng. Mr. Hart has made so
many trips to market that be
knows what to buy, where and
how to buy it.
Close prices OIL Bagging- and
Ties.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
ThesBank of Edgefeld is dis
tributing among i!s patrons a
very valuable and useful book
which contains table for compu-
ting the value ola bale of cotton
Z of any weight at any price, also a
{ table for calculating cotton seed
by the bushel or pound.
Mr.. r. H. Covar was tried in
OrangebuIg on Thursday last for
killing Mr.. James T. Parks. As
was expected by those who knew
the circumstances incident to
this unfortunate homicide, e yer-
dict of acquittal was rendered.
s Mr.. w. r. Covar was the. only one
from Edge6eld who attended the
trial.
Spectacles made up to suit your
particular need at lowest possible
price.
Geo. F. Minis,
.Edgefeld, S. G..
.Aphysician of considerable re-
nown has discovered that a large
per cantags OF nervous beadac hes
among men and women are caused
by wearing high collars. Maybe
some persons in Edge6eld keep
their heads reigned too high and
necks b,ndadged too tight:
Holland Brothers have bought
the residence of Mrs. Ida aGodsey
iu the southern part of town and
moved from Ninety Six to Green
wood. They have opened a music
houseein the store room recently
vacated by Mr.. White, the jewel
er.-Greenwood Journal.
Mr.. j. W. Pesk tells of his new
fall arrivals in this Issue. He has
all the new weaves and colors in
dress fabrics, also beautiful and
y.ry stylish line of ladies' waists
aud skirts at very low priceS,
quality considered. The ladies
should also see Mr.. Peaks ready
to-wear hats before buying. The
shoe department is also well filed
and very strong at this popular
store.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions,
dav or night.
we GUARANTEE pure drugs,