Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-09-26
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TIE October term of Courtzof
/ General Sessions will convene on
9M onday. November the 9th. Judge
;Memmiager will presld g.
Mr.. j. Rubenstein has engaged
Miss Knto Reynolds tc' assist his
millin.r,E Mss Rowe. Miss Kate's
Sos: of Edge field friends are very
= sEappy over her coming to reside
I among ns.
The Corner. Store elling yald-
wide sSheeting % yards for Sl.Oo.
Col. p. B. Mason, accompanied
byaNrs. Mason, spent last weed
visiting relatives near Good Hope
and in other sections of saluda
county.
The very faithful and well be-
loved pastor of the Presbyterian
.s church, Rev. T.. P. Burgess, is: ab-
sent this week in attenda ance upon
! the Presbytery which is IN session
at Westminster, S. @.
on can get the celebrated
: Hamilton & Brown shoes aud the
B famous Elk Brand hats at Mr.. J !.
s NE. Cobb's. Iu HE advertisement
elsewhere in our columns he tells
of the arrival Of new fall and win
ter goods.
Z Mr.. D. III. f. Manson recently
purchased the Marshall Faulkher
4 place, situated several miles north
west of Meeting Street. from Mr..
J.SP. QUITS. Mr.. Manson has rent
ed his newly acquired farm and
will continue to reside in Edge
field 30 as to reap the benefits OF
our excellent school.
FOR RENT: A desirable resi-
8 dence on Jeter Street. Good water,
necessary outbuildings, etc. Apply
tU: Mrs. Emma Marsh.
Next Sunday being the 5th Sum
day, there will be no services in
{ the Baptist. church as the pastor
will he in attendance upon the
union meeting at Stevens Crock
church. There will be services in
both the Methodist and Presbyte-
rian churches on Sunday morning.
Let everybody attend these servi-
ces.
we have been Informed that
Mrs. Ida Stevens and her dangh-
! ter, Miss Lena, contemplate NOV
ing to Edgefeld to make their
I home in future. They will re.
ceive q most cordial welcome
from their great number of rela-
tlyes and friends who reside IN
ourstown. We earnestly hope that
nothing Will transpire to cause
Them to- change their plans.
we direct. attention to the adj
Is yertisament of Messrs. Thomas d
Barton, of Augusta This old aid
syery reliable firm is one Eof the
largest dealers ID mus ical instru-
ments. furniture and house fur
!ssGIshings IN thee south. They in
sY1ite you toscall to eee them when
Syen visit our ister4citY across the
river. s
- very; hand dsome young pharma-
cist, Mr.. CT. Hodges, can now
be found at the drug store Of Mes
srs. G.. e. Penn & Son. Mr.. Hodges
was reared at Hodges, S. c., and
is q descendant of one of the old
est and most b onored of the Pied
inontfanlilies. He isa o very skilled,
practical druggist, having had fif-
teen3years experience in this par
ticular line of business. Edgefeld
heartily welcomes Mr.. Hodges.
FOR SALE: A large aud very
bpautiful Sword Fern. Apply to
Miss Virginia Addison.
Alr. w. G. QUITS is a. candidate
for the Office of sheriff to fill the
unexrired term Of his father, the
:lamented w 81. Oazts. Having
heen Deputy Sheriff 70! a number
ofsyears, MT. QUITS is thoroughly
familiar with the duties that de-
volye upon the sheriff, and will be
fearless and conscientious IN the
discharge Of those duties il he is
Z chosen by the people. An attempt
at an Introduction of Mr.. QUITS lie
unnecessary for be is not only
we'll known but has many friends
throughout the length and breadth
of the county.
We are headquarters for l,uggies.
! 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.
Close prices on Bagging and
P. P. Blalook, j.
Large stock of the celebrated
sold Hickory" Wagons just.re-
ceived. Ell sizes at very reason
able prices.