Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-06-12
Local NelOs.

aMrs. Phillip Sarllng.
& Mr. R. A. Cochran vert to Co
aumbia OH the early train thl'
3norning to attend a meeting ol
The State Board of Equa lization
Mrs. David I. Lenny and Mrs
+. Sharp,on will accompa-
/ nv The Chronicle party to the
Press association OH tomorrow.
M,esep Susie, Ella and Myrtle
Smith, three of Johnston's 8 very
pretty ) Dung ladies, are guests I, !
lMr. and Mrs. B. B. Jones this
week.
4 Mr.. j. P. QUITS left on yester-
BAY for the John Hopkins hospi'
Hal in Baltimore for special treat
u mt. Ms. QUITS accompanied
lm.
Mrs. Il. W. i'imm ,us, &C compa'
& i ID by two of her childre II, is So
,urning for a fortnight III Au.
usta at the homs of hsr father
Eapt. E. S. Minis.
Mrs. P. P. Blalock, Jr., will &c.
company her mother, Mrs. George
2sValker, to Charleston this week
10 spend a short season with rela-
E lives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Cogburn
anne up from Augusta and spent
Baturday and Sunday. They al
lays meet with very cordial
Reception from Edgefield relatiyes
Dad friends.
8 Miss Ruth .Cog5urn, the bright
Ind pretty daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Cogburn, has come
home from Hollin's Institute to
pand the summer vacation.
q At the last meeting of the Edge
teld Rifles measures were taken
Z or the uniforms, and in q few
5keeks the soldier boys will ap-
bear at their meetings in full regi-
4nentals.
Those who have tried our
white Star" Coffee will use no
pther.
q. L. Penn & Son.
An old darkey informed us the
3bther day that cotton does not be-
'gin to grow till it gets too hot for
Ia person to sleep under the "kiver'
lat night Well, then, it must be
growing some these days and
nights.
Mr.. J. E. Hart has had neat
little booklet printed giving exact
cuts of the oil cloth display cabi-
net which he recently invented.
Hs has just cent mar out on the
road to solicit orders for the cabi-
net from the retail merchants.
The special ,eale at Mr.. j. Ru-
;benstein's is still going on. But
will close with Saturday next. All
who wish to avail themselves of
the special prices that are made
forthis sale only had better call
before the close of this week.
A fiye-dollar bill for two bush
els of peas is very good price,
isn't it? That's what we paid for
peas on Monday. You say it was
q very foolish thing to do? Well,
maybe it was, but good many
other fools have paid the same
price, SO we don't feel lonesome.
When you want a frst-class
smoke try "Franklln" or "sabo-
roso" cigar. Our 10 cents cigar, the
Salisbury" is the best on the
market.
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Hon. T. Garrett Talbert deliver.
ed an address before the Parks
Vile Camp oftbe Woodmen of the
World on Sunday last. He regret
ted to absent himself from the re-
yival services but had accepted
the invitation some time ago.
DR.. w Luther Jones, acc ,mpa-
MED by his father, Mr.. B. L.
jones. left for Glenn Springs on
Monday. DR.. Jones has not been
very we'll for some time, but his
friends hope that the health-giv'
ing water of this famous spring
will fully restore him.
Hon. J. C.. Sheppard has gone
to Atlantic City, N. j., III the Ca
pacity Of Supreme Dictator of the
knights Of Honor and will De alb
sent for fortnight. he was &C,
companled by Misses Rhett aud
Maxcie who have gore upon the
delightful journey as pleasure
seekers and aight-seers.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special.
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions
day or night.
WE GUARANTEE pure drugs
accurate compounding. and rea-
sonable prices.
w. E. LYNCH & co.
It is often said that a white mau
who will buy liquor and then ge'
d negro to sell it is no better than
the negro. Rev. Mr., Dunaway says