Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-03-06

w. w. Adams.
The Butler Lodge, 1. o. o. F.
i which continues to grow and
prosper in Edgeheld, recently aeni
two of its members, Mr.. A. A.
Glover and DR.. a. 81. Corley, to
attend meeting of the district
lodge which was held in Graliit8-
vile. The occasion according to
| the report of these gentleman, was
an exceedingly pleasant one.
FOR SALE: One thousand feet
of pine lumber at the Strother
place. Will deliver it in Edgefeld,
if desired. Apply to
A. III. Corley.
Willie the musical burlesque
will be the principal feature of
the entertainment at the college
on Friday evening, the program
will be varied in character and
will amuse and entertain all ages
of fun-loving folks. The Operetta
:alone is worth more than the
price of adm ission.
Mr.. J. W. Peak announces his
readiness for the cary shoppers,
and is offering some especially
low prices on new lines of spring
goods. He invites the ladies' to see
his fresh arrivals in white goods.
beautiful mercerized goods and
stylish waist materials. Those of
the most exactiLg and fastidious
taste can be suited at. Mr.. Peaks
and, what is better, the prices are
right.
The friend who. borrowed my
cattle Dehorners aud wire stretch.
es, will please eoutinae friendly
and return same to me at once.
Wv. Adams.
Mr.. G. E. Mey, the manager of
the lyceum course, has requested
US to state that the dates for hold
ing the other two attractions tave
been postponed. One will be held
OF the 2sth of March and the last
attraction of the season will be
given in April. 1t is well that the
dates have been changed, for 1T is
probable that the weather will be
more pleasant iu the early spring.
These attractions will be strictly
frst-class.
DR.. W.. E. Hatcher will arrive
in Edge6eld from Richmond on.
Saturday and will begin the Sc
ries Of revivalservices at the Bap-
fist church on Sunday morning.
The mem bers Of the other church
es of the town and. vicinity and
the public generally. are very cor
daily invited to attend Thesis SER
vices. May great good come to the I.
eutires community through them!
I very cordially invite the
ladies to see my new stock of
linen and lawn roady-to-wear
waists, ranging in price from Isl
cents to $500. They are very
beautiful.
J. Rubenslein.
: 1:-1st y
: cook-room of Edgefeld is a @rack
{ ct" or row, i SO it will be relic
10 gof to The college OH Frida.
: evening and see the "frolic' ii
; the cooking class. Instead of {
: dirty, greasy, thick-lipped, fat
> .nosed, ill-natured, idiotic cook il
!, the cook-room at the college, yol
) will see class of beautiful
bright, happy, romping, rollickinl
girls who are learningsthe culina
: ry art. This musical burlesqu'
, will be very ricl from the opening
; scene to the close; " =,
Gen. T. w. Carwile, travelling
|, representative of tho celebrated
Swift Fertilizer Works, has com
j pleted his work for this season
, and will be at home continuousl,
till the latter part of August. Gen
Carwile, whose opinion Oh matters
pertaining to fertilizers. is of fal
more value than that of the aver
age citizen, entertains th. belle
that the quantity. of fertilizer
: used in South Carolina this year
will equal that of last year, IT,,
record-breaking year. He La
travelled extensively aud is. in {
position to form a correct esti
mate.
4 Fresh Buckwheat and Ggorgis
| syrup.
G.L. Penn & Son.
Bargains in Winter Goods: VIZ
are making reduced prices on al
Winter Goods. and can save yor
money.
J. W. Peak.
The Mitchell and owensbore
wagons have been struck by storm
and sunshine but are still in the
road. and they always will be.
EpGEFIEI.p. .MERoANgILE Go.