Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-03-13

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!. we're visitors il Edge6eld on Sat
j urday. They are very much pleased
!, with their home in the Philip
section. Mrs. Addison teaches
large school Of IS pupils. She il
an excellent teacher and is thor
oughIy in love with her work.
FOR SALE: Brand new War.
nicke Book Case at Bargain
Apply at this office.
The college boys who are Of al
athletic. bent are getting their
diamond in order. and. will soon
! have practice game of ball every
AFTERNOON. They have rented a
suitable ground opposite Mr.. S.
A. Brunson's home from Mr.. j
L. Addison.
The teachers of the county
should bear in mind the meeting
of the teachers association which
is TO be held in Edgefeld on Fri
day, the 22ndinst. Unless provi-
dentially kept away, not teacher
within the borders Of the county
should be absent.
We have line of Mems $3.50,
So 90 and s4.00 Shoes that we ex-
pect to cut OUT and have put them
out at $3.50 per pair for the next
5 days.
The Corner Store.
While IN New York Mr.. Turner
purchased a handsome glass case
for displaying goods in front of
his store. Asyou pass the Corner
Store always cast your eye in this
case. 1t contains each day some OF
the newest and .prettiest novel;
ties of the season.
Quite a number of persons who
are In Edge6eld in attendance
upon court go out to the evening
services at the Baptist church.
All visitors in town are invited
and urged to attend the meeting.
Not one who hears Rev. DR..
Hatcher will go away without
being ben fitted.
1t Is with pleasure that The
Advertiser announces the return
of Mr.. T. L. Zimmerman to Edge
field. Bright and early Tuesday
morning "T. L.'' resumed his
duties at the popular store of
Messrs. G. L. Penn & Son, where
he stands ready to etand serve
his friends.
A Chicago professor is advoca-
ting reform in American court
ship and Gays colleges to teach
love-making are needed. As soon
as such an institution is estab-
lished and ready to receive pupils,
The Advertiser is going 10 forward
the names, Of DR.. DeVore, DR..
Penn, John Bates and several
other Edgefeld bachelors.
Slippers, Slippers: 100 pairs of
La.lies' and Misses Slippers,
worth up to $3.50 going at s1.10
per pair the next 5 days.
The Corner Store.
The movement of fertilizers is
very heavy at this timo. From
our office window we counted
forty-odd wagons on he public
fouare on last Saturday, aid with
but few exceptions all Of them,
were heavily oaded withsSfertili.
zers. If Wisely used every dollar
invested in plant food will bring
large returns.
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Spsctacles made up to suit your
particular need at lowest possible
price.
Geo. F MINIS,
Edgefeld, S. G.
Mr.. w. M. QUITS, who recently
bought the Sheppard house on
Creswell street moved into his
new purchase last Wednesday.
Mr.. QUITS has been a most sue
cassful planter at Kirksey and is
substantial citizen. He is cor
daily welcomed to Greenwood
Greenwood Index.
The friend who borrowed my
cattle Dehorners and wire stretch
es, will please contin1e friendly
and return same to me at once.
w. w. Adams.
The mothers of this and other
towns who are responsible for the
girls who CAD the streets should
stop and think what they are
doing. These girls are no longer
children. They are at the impres-
sionable age. Where will you have
their impression come from-from
The riff-raff of the street or from
the home? 1t is entirely for the
mothers to settle this question:
Fort Mill Times.
Program.
Union meeting to. be held al
Antioch, March 30th to 31st 1897,
1st Query. In what waye can a
church member be stumbling.
block? T. Fl. Besssy, Charlie Jones
End Query. How were men AND
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