Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-03-06

Alters spending several weeks :
s : son Sms in the Meeting stres
ssot ne. ;opa iss Ida C,gburn has re-
tn.ned tus = = har r7Rsst at the Corner
Store. Her friendsave eagerly
looked forward to her urn.
Miss Clara Boyd united 1fb.
the Methodist church on Sunday
morning last by letter. This young
lady has not only b.an a favorite
in the social world since she came
to Edgefeld but her influence has
been telling factor in the reli.
gious life OF the community.
Mrs. G.. D. Minis, accompanie d
by her little daughter, has return
ed from a delightful stay of sever
al weeks at her home in the coun-
try. Mr.. Minis brought them up
on Saturday and remained until
Monday.
Those who have been using
Cerealite Top Dressing continue
buying it in preference to other
goods.
w. W. Adams.
Messrs. B. L. Jones & Son have
just received another large ship
men, of mules and horses. Those
who are in need of good stock
should call at once and see what
they are offering. They can supply
YOU with mules and horses for
farm use or with high-class horses
for driving purposes. Having had
large experience, these gentlemen
know how to buy to advantage.
We direct attention to their ad-
vertisement. which appears else
where in this issue.
Buy your, next suit of clothes
from.ns and save money.
s. May & Tompkins.
Many a woman, says an ex-
change, goes out shopping dressed
in silk dress and enveloped in
perfumes whose hard working
husband hasn't had a new suit of
clothes :or q decent meal in five
years. .Yes, aud menY>a loafer
stands on the street with strong
smelling pipe in his face, his
.ank full of "booze." and his
mouth full of profanity, whose
hard working wife hasn't had a
new dress or. kind word since
she was married. Have you ever
this inconsistency?
In response to an appeal that
vas recently sent out by DR.. w.
P JACOBS, of the Thornwell Or
okanage, Mr.. e. A.: Griffin, as has
oeen his won't in the past, raised
S25 90 by personal subscription
;or the benefit of the orphans at
Clinton. Unon receipt ofthis sum,
DR.. Jacobs wrote Mr.. Griffin a
very beautiful aud appreciative
etter, in which he stated that they
nave 275 children in the orphan
age and that $4,000 must be
raised each year for their support.
God speed this great and good
nan in this:noble work!
Try my 1cresta" Coffee. Five
pounds in: alright bucket for
$500
P. P. :Blalock. Jr.
Mr.. W. L. Holston, the obliging
md efficient public, cotton weigh
If, has informed The Advertisers
representative that he weighed
!, ,455 bales of cot on to March the
irst. These figures do not include
be eattaggassasasadnsssu th'
prod ducerssto factors in August,
and else where. The entire receipts
for the local market will barely
reach 1000 bales for this season
which is considerably less thar
last season.
J. Well Bred Dogs For Sale: -Four
we'll bred hound pups, three and
five months old, $40 and SIS pei
pair, respectively also several
we'll bred, thoroughly trained old
hounds, $40 to. s25 each.
L. R. Rrunaon, Jr,
Cleors, S. C
J. The Columbia correspondent tc
the Augusta Chronicle has the
following to say of Solicitor Tim
merman's work during the recent
term of court in Columbia:
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