Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-20

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.1rade. Their decorations were
Emade of two shades of yellow.
Fresh shipment of Miace Mea
. and Gelatine.
G. L. Penn & soa.
Or. w. E. PRESCOTT passed
through Edgefeld on tuesday er
route for Charleston. He will be
among the gala week visitors but
will combine business with pleas,
ure.
Miss 1aizzielon Jones has been
engaged to teach the Morgan
school. She opened her school on
Monday. We wish our young
friend every possible success in
her work.
Mr.. Charles II. Key has pur-
chared the pretty new residence
of Mr.. c.. e. May ON Wigfall
street and will occupy it in about
e month. Mr.. and Mrs. Mayswill
board with Mrs. Ida F. Sheppard.
Fresh Shrimp, Lohsters aud
Grabs, also crab shells just re-
ceiyed.
G. L. Penn & Son.
Our friend Asa Broadwater is
already provided with fertilizers
for lis next years crop, having
won about fifty dollars worth in
prizes at the Chrysanthemum
Fair.
To hear Mr.. J.. e. Reel speak of
the labor-saving feature, as we'll
as tee luxury, Of having water and.
gas lights III the home makes one
resolve to go straightwa7 and
have water spd.Gslight plants in
stalled.
We invite the la lies to call and
see our beautiful toilet sets.
Ramsey & Jones.
Mr.. s. T. Williams who ranks
among the county's largest plant
ers was in town on Tuesday, and
stated to The Advertisers repre-
sentative that he is still freezing
on" 70 his cotton. We grssped his
hand and urged him to "staud
pat" until he is offered what 1t is
worth.
Rev. w. A Gaines who resides,
in Ivanhoe, Va, was in EdgeGeld
on Tuesday He is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. w. ). Gaines at
Trenton, and came up to Edge
field for q day. He w&s very Ger
daily greeted by those who knew
him when he was engaged in pas
toral work in the Edgefeld asso-
citation.
Wanted: To furnish your
Kitchens with stoves, cooking
utensils. and your dining rooms
with furniture and crockery.
Edgefeld Mercantile CO.. 4
The S. C. c. I. corps of cadets
was recruited last week by the ar
rival of another new cadet. Two
others will matriculate this week,
which will increase the number
Of boYsinthe building to, IS. A
splendid showing thisl The Ad-
vertiser congratulates President
Bailey and his co-worksrs.
Clails Hill now grows and
markets chps on such q large
scale chat il thinking Of that tsee.;I
tion people tber associate 1t
witt peach blossoms thapg
orange blossoms, but a we'll
founded rufnor is3 aaeat The
effect that Edgefeld- -Clark's Hill
orange blossoms will soon laden
the air with their perfume.
Virginia Send Wheat-Early
nay with purple straw.
Nav & Prescott.
Mr.. E H. Anderson, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Anderson and their
two little children, is.visiting his :.
mother. Mrs. E.. B. Anderson, aud
sisters Mrs. W. L. Dunovant, Mrs.
George F. Minis and Mrs. M. P:
Wells. Mr.. Anderson is one of the
foremost electricians in this coun-
try, holding very responsible
position with the General Electric
Company Of Schenectady, N. Y.
1t is not wllhout much genuine
regret that We chronicle the fact
that Rev. Marvin Auld will preach
his farewell sermon on Sunday
morning next. He will leave early
next week to attend the annual
Conference which eonvenes this
gear in Gaffney. Mrs. Auld will
visit her aunt in Charlotte while
Mr.. Auld is attending the Confer
eDce.y
We have seen accounts Of a
nun ber of floral fairs that have
been held in different parts of the
state, some in much larger towns
than Edgefeld, and have been
impressed with the great differ
euce i'm the value OF prizes offer