Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-03
Prayer meeting is held ats the
Methodist ehufch hzeverg Thursday
afternoon. In future the hour will
ghess ua @ INSTEAD III. four o. lock

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afternoon. In future the honr Will
be Eve instead Of four q lock
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley g QUITS
spent Sunday With the fatter,s
father, Nj. S. N. Smith Sr, who.
we regret to state, is IN very feeble
health.
We do.not believe that. one wo-
,mansin Charleston will fail to gel
it on straight te-morrow.-Satur
days News aud Courier.
Most of them remained IN The
jband-box in Edge6eld.
We want everybody to try .
pound of our 12a Gents Green
Coffee.
q. u. Penn & Son.
The announcement that the
.Chrysanthemum Association has
had three more tons of high-grade
guano donated as prizes will cause
the temperature of those afflicted
With chrysanthemum fever to rise
still higher.
We would be glad for the
housewives to see our large stock
Of Crockary. We have plain and
decorated ware, aud can supply
fhe.needs of every home.
Ramsey & Jones.
0nsSundaJ. morning next, very
beautiful Easter services will be
conductedin the Episcopal church
by the rector, Rev. Royal Shan
nonhonse. In the evening, services
will be held for the young people.
rhe.latter will be especially at.
tractiva. Very appropriate music
will be rendered.
IF you want th' best bed springs
or the market. buy the "Rlpe Rib.
ton' or the "Nstionai."
Edgefield Mercantile Co.
four O'Clock this afternoon
the very beautiful and picturesque
flower garden Of Mrs. Kate Butler
will be thoroughly alive with lit
tie Easter egg hunters. The Epiaco-
pal Sunday schcol willgivs an egg
hunt to. which the public issinvi.
ted. The small sum OF ten cents
wilfbs charged as an admission
fee. More than hundred children
attended this delightful occasion
last year:
90 pairs Boys Knee Pants to
go at hall price for cash.
ThcCorper Store.
Mr.. Julian R. Slrother is a
very successful farmer but not ali,
farmer. He deyotes.
much time aid attentionsto stock
raising, particularly sheep raising
By giving close attention to MS
sheep. Mr.. Strother has lambs
large enough for the early market,
and always receives good prices
for them. On Thursday morning
Of last week hs sent q crate of
fine lambs into catch the early
train out to Aiken. This was the
fifth or sixth shipment: that he
hae made,
Take up 9the old carpet or worn.
out tmatting, and letus supply you
with new mating in bright aud
attractive patterns, The qualityis
good aud tho price very reasonable.
Edgefeld Mercantile Co,
VIII some one inform the Wrl-,
Ler wha t a hide-bound mule or:
morse is2 Wnile crossing the pub
lie square 8 few days ago, we.
shs ,ced to meet an old darkey
who was in the act of feeding a
mule that hadmany fine points"
and ribs that could be counted.
vs. told the old man that he would
be unable-to make crop with bis
.critteraif he didn't feed it bet
ter. He came back at US with this
reply. ssBoss, L keeps corn by dis
mule all de timp. He's hide-bound.
Oats de reason he don't look no
batter.' We went our. way sad der
Ton account of the mule) but not
wiser.
Spsctaoles made up to suit your
particular need at lowest possible
price.
Geo. F Minis,
Edgefeld, S. G..
aDid I get ycur fare?" demand
ed the conductor, gtufiy.
81 gave 1T 10 yon," replied the
passenger, meekly, shut I don't
know whether youor the company
got IT,"
at the annual meeting1of the
stockholders of the Farmers Bank
ON Wednesday last all officers and
directors were reelected. The re-
port of the bank shows the insti-
tuition TO be i'm an excellent con-
dition. That it has passed through
a very successful year is shown
by The fact that the net earnings
were about 16 per cent. An eight
per cent dividend was paid to the
stockholders on April the lst. and