Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-02-20

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81 q Will orange blossoms be iu
s 8sidenc .in Edgefeld or Falfa
hextsWeek?
81 Miss Minnie Lee Lanham was
he guests Of friends in Aiken on
Sunday last:
Is Mrs. G. ID. Minis and her little
daughter Sallie are spending some
lime at their country homo near
Ealfa.
J A supply Of blank deeda, mort
4 gages: Of real estate, aid chattle
4 mortgages jnst received this
office.
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Mr.. 4. L. Zimmerman who is
at present with Messrs. Bussey &
sCarswell. cf Augusta, spent Tues.
Adaysin Edge field II. is pIobable
#hat he will return, to his native
town to remain permanently:
8 In the death of her sister, Miss
Jamie Kingsman, at.her home in
charleston on Wednesday last,
1rs James B. McKial has the
s eepests sympathy of our comnlu-
blty.s
81 The ordinance of bantism was
q Administered to little Miss Flor
s. encs T Psak, Miss Lille May Bussey
EAnds Cadet Burkhalter atthe Bap-
list church on. Sunday morning.
ast.
q Under the state .dispensary
there were 80 county dis.
bensaries aud 25 beer dispensa-
fies located in Is counties, the
s emainder Of the counties having
voted ont whiskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maxwell
2npited. with the Methodist church
aby letter on Sunday last. Mr..
aMaxwell.is the proprietor of the
4Edga6eld bottling works and for
amefly resided in southwest Geor-
! gia.
4 Dr.. Thomas Bailey, Of Green
aville, was married on Wednes-
day last to Miss Mary Hampton
8McMillan, az the latter's homs
nearBamberg. Col. and Mrs. f.
IN. r. Bailey attended the mar
rage.
Fresh shipment Of Cakes and
Crackers al
Timmons Bros. S
The four banks in Edge6ald
county pay, in the aggregate, $14O
toward the salary of the hank ex-
aminer. The Two banks at Edge
field aud the one at Johnston pay
s4Oseach, and the bank at Trenton
pays $40.
Miss Coy Wood has gone to
make her home with relatives
sat Ridge Spring, and will be
sil,r igl,rreatlysmlssed BY hers Edge6eld
-friends. Lot Us. hope that she will
make frequent visits tos her old
sshome. sssS
After sbeinl, at HON g on.a SICK
slough for several y weeks, Mr.
slf Watson has returned to his
duties at the dry goods etore of
]: .W. Peak Alex is now hale,
end hearty and strong, and looks
Sass II be could eat about four
square meals a day.
large assortment of beautiful
Embroidery and Laces just re-
j. W. Peak.
The price of. field peas has gone
ESQ high.that5it will require long
pocket book toreach them about
planting time. A gentleman re-
marked to the writer a few days
ago that instead of being sold by
the busbel, peas will soon be
priced by tho dozen. How many
dozen will you need?
I am now dealing in guano and
can supply you with the best
brands on the market. Get my
PIP. Blalock, Jr.
Beginning the frat of March,
the post-office department will is-
sue ope-cent stamps in books of
&fwenty-four stamps each which
will be sold at twenty-five cents
per Jook. Capt. w. FL. Brunsop
keeps abreast of the times and
will make requisitiop for a-sup-
DIV of these books, which will be
on sale at the Edge6sld Office the
latter part of March.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. Wesolicit. your Prescriptions,
sdaV or night. 9
We G UARANTEE pure drugs,
accurate eompoun'ling, and rea--
sonable prices.
W. E. LYNCH 6 co.
Mr. Jno. 81. May If still writing
insurance 10 the. Southern Mutual
T.ife Jnsurapce Association. His