Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-01-31

and Monday, returning to hi
duties OH Tuesday. His friend
are greatly pleased to see him en
| gioylng such excellent health.
Acert.,in handsome young gen
tleman who halls from Campobel
lilo, S. c., evidently finds .th'
mountain air too cold in winter
He makes regular visits wltt
recurring frequency to Eugefeld
where the SUI shiues more bright
~ to him than anywhere else OF
earth.
A Bargain: 5000 yards q
Spring Styles Novelty Ginghams
at Scents per yard, at this price
for cash only.
w. II. Turner.
Mrs. Jack Feltham arrived in
Edgefeld on Monday. We trust
that she has come for prolonged
visit-one as long as her friends
would have it be.
DR.. ]. T. Pattison, the county
treasur' has received a check
for $2O94,30 from the Comptroller
General for the public
school fund, which is this coun-
ty's share Of the dlapensary profits
for last year.,
Miss Daisye sarling, who has
many warm friends in Edgefeld,
wlllbe married this evening to
Mr.. Charles Brown Wilson, of Au-
gusta. Miss Madge Turner went
down to attend the wedding, and
will preside at the piano.
Large shipment of Fancy
Crackers and Cakes fresh from
the ovens of the National Biscuit
Company
T1MMoNs BROS.
A distressed New York wife who
sought to have her husband arrest
ed for non-support blurted .outsa
nipne of sound canton: uT knew
my husband drank before I mar
ried him." said she. sand I'd like
to tell any girl if she thinks she
can reform q man by marrying
him, she is very much mistaken
Hoping that the weather will
soon be more favorable to plant
growth, not few early gardeners
are placing their orders with tbs
truckers on he coast for the popu-
lar varieties of cabbage plants
By procuring plants that have
been toughened by being grown il
the open air and are now suffi,
GENTLY large to be transplanted
cabbages caa be had in the early
spring, long before those from The
homegrown plants are ready fol
the table.
We solicit your prescription
business. Utmost care is exercised
in conpouDding prescriptions anc
only pure, fresh drugs are used
Our prices are very reasonable.
G. L. Penn & Son.
A bill has been introduced il
the Legislature giving a policeman
the authority to make arrests be,
yond the limits, of the town by
which he is employed. We Trust
hatsthis7willS become aslaw The
need of it, however,5is not so great
in Edgefeld as III towns that are
bordered by densely settled com.
munities. Oftentimes unlawful
acts are committed and the evi
doers seek immunity by fleeing be.
yond the town limits. The pro.
posed law will afford reliefto those
towns that are SO environed ss t,
need further protection.
Lessons in vocal and in.
strumental music. art, and canvas
painting, given by me at my home
on Columbia street. Apply for
terms.
Mrs. John R. Tompkins.
This afternoon at 8 O'Clock
many ladies of our town will NEST
at the home of Mrs. w. B. Cog
burn for the purpose of organizing
a Chrysanthemum association.
There is great need in Edgefeld
for such an organization. These
beautiful flowers adoru the yards
of some of tho homes but we
would like to see them very
generally cultivate d. sAs it is pur-
posed to hold Chrysanthemum
fair next fall there will be a
vying with each other on the part
Of many members of the associa-
tion. Let Edgafeld be ablazs with
mu.ticolored chrysanthemums
when the blooming season rolls
round.
You can't break Mitchell wagon
skeins. We guarantees them to be
Of hest maleable iron.
EDaEF1ELD MERCANTILE Co.
A few days ago Supervisor Self
showed us the plans of steel
bridge that the county. board of
commissioners will have erected