Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-06-26
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list, ls conducting nesting IN
Ken this week.
Hon J. William Thurmond
s. S. mt several days in The capital
q h last week on important legal
sine sa.
s Dr. s. A. Morrall, TT rton's
bpnlsr young practitioner, was
our streets shaking haDds with
4 Is numel Gus friends on Saturday.
81 Ll5e The Advertiser job Office do
bnr printing. Satisfaction guar
nteed on every job sent out from
lis Office
9Mrs. t. G. Mathis, of Collier,
bompanied by her pretty daugh-
Miss Ellie, was in Edgeheld
Saturday.
fter spending several weeks at
bin Springs, Dr.. W. Luther
los returned nu Saturday very
ch improved in health.
IL. James S. Byrd and Dr.. A.
Corley will attend the State
ntal association which will be
ld in Anderson: next week.
letter from Capt. Geo. B.
i ke states that Mrs.. Lake is
9ne better. May she yet be fully
81 tored to health, is the prayer of
Edgffeld friends.
Miss Lila Carroll, of Columbia,
guest at the home of her cous-
; lNr. R. L. Dunovant. Miss Car.
l5has made many friends during
tnner visits to Edgtfeld.
Largs assortment oe very fine
#& orted Tooth Brushes.
Timmons Bros.
Tennie Grl flu, the young
81 daughterof Mrs Bette Griffin,
&]ited NTH the Edge6eld Baptist
s. nrch on Sunday morning. The
#llnancs of baptism will be ad'
nistered later.
3The latest information from Mr..
3P. QUITS, who is in Baltimore
"a medical treatment, is that he
%dblng nicely. Mrs. QUITS left
yesterday to join him, aud will
&|main in Baltimore until Mr..
Azts returns.
Since returning to Edgefeld to
Jake her home, Mrs. Fannie
3ompkins has been very afec-
&onately greeted by The troops of
bends who reluctantly gave her
ID when she left US several years
|go:
Capt. E. n. Folk and S. McG..
Bimkins, Esq., went over to &C.
hmbia on Friday last to repre-
|ent! Edge6eld in the Gary Cous-
Y hearing before GovernorsAnses.
1en. M. G.. Butler went in the in-
erestsof tht.new county.
We sell the famore Upton and
)rnid parche ] coffee, ground and
Timnons Bros.
The hearte of tho vast army OF.
Ia D. carriers all Cover the
onIilry have. been giaddened by
d increase of salaries, which be-
once effective OH July the 1st.
sbe salary Of Mr. w c. Tompkins
,as been Increased 1880 per
mont UT $162 pei annum.
Mr.. William Dorm, the eldest
,rother Of Mr. J. Rufus Dorm and
Ir. ID. B. Dorm. died very sudden
Y at Friendship, Ga, OH Junt
5th. Mr. Dorm was born and
parsd near Celestia in Edge6eld
ounty but moved to Georgia
nary years ago.
The cotton. farmers are not the
nIy persons to rejoice over the
rriyat of the "heated term" The
ce deelars ere wearing broad
miles over their business outlook.
dc. nc. A. Taylor will deliver ice
/ yoursdoor twice each day.
'hone hini your orders or hand
hem 10 his driver.
Spectacles made up to suit your
,.rticular need at lowest possible
,rice
Geo. F MINIS,
Edgefeld. S. G.
We direct attention to an lnvi-
alton in this issue from the Far
nsrs' Union of Plum Branch to a
,arbeeue that will be held at that
-
lace on the 4th of July. One or
nore distinguished speakers will
.eliyer addresses, and very
,Ieasant and profitable day will
e spent by all who attend.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
y. We solicit your Prescriptions,
ay or night.
We G GUARANTEE pure drugs,
ecurate compounding, and rea-
enable prices.
W. E. LYNCH & co. .
Hon. B. E. Nicholson, Worship
al Master of Concordia Lodge,
50 -. N..l,,, :, o,o,,,pcr lo CT