Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-27
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q on GafTets diDels sWFH' WIZ
over to Parksyille yesterday on
business.
Mr.. s.. Cheatham, of Wofford
a6yertiaes valuable farm lands IN
this isfue.
Look up the shoe bargains IN
this issue that The Corner Store
is offering.
The Baptist church has sent
over $1.30 to Connie Maxwell or
phanage as Thanksgiving con-
tribution.
As congress convenes next week
Mai. r. s. Anderson will leave
for Washington on Saturday in
order to be at his post on the open
ing day.
This season of the year is the
time. for deep plowing. Messrs
Jones & Son can sell you an OH
yer chilled plow or middle bus
fer. =
Mr.. nc. M. Paul came up from
Aiken and spent Sunday with his
1 mother, Mrs. Zilla Paul, and his
two little children who live with
their grandmother.
Let The Advertiser job Office do
yonr printing. Satisfaction guar
anteed onseyery job sent out from
this Office.
Mr.. J. d. Hughey, of Rehobotb,
was in Edgefeld on Monday. He
stated that the farmers IN his
section have sown only about half
their Dat crop.
a. large assortment of choice
braLds of chewing tobacco and
q fine line of cigars. Try them.
r. T. Scurry.
Mrs. N. D. Robertson has gone
70 Augusta to have an operation
performed on one Of her eyes. The
operation will be very simple
one and is of such a nature as to
cause no apprehension.
In the Horns Creek section, as
we'll as other sections of the coun-
ety, there are fields of cotton from
which not a lock has been picked,
II being impossible to secure
piickers. Oh, for a cotton picking
machine that can pick cotton!
Mr.. B. R. Tillman, Jr., left on
Saturday for Missouri to look af-
ter some business interests of
Senator Tillman. He will return
about Christmas and early IN
January be and Mrs. Tillman will
leave for Washington.
The recent continued rains have
greatly interfered with sewing
grain. Some had commenced Sow
ing before the rainy season set In,
Bhils o. hers had not soWn any
gram at an There vii Of necsssl-
be more sprnlg g-sown oats than
ai yesss,
Mr. Preston J tyey has resign
essdl as estern Onion operator at
ige6eld and has accepted the.
position as agent for the Southern
81 Edmund ri G., q station near
Colnmbia. Mr.. Brigham is now
filing the vacancy at Edgefeld
cSused By Mr. Ivey's resignation.
Before entering upon his new
field Rev. Marvin Auld will re-
t,arn to Edgefeld and preach in
the Methodist church on the morn
ing Of the sacond Sunday in De-
Ssmber. The new pastor of the
church will not enter regularly
upon his labors until the 1st Suu-
day in the new year.
PHOTOGRAPHS: Before wins
ter sets in, and The roads get bad,
have good Photograph made of
each of your children and all Of
vnnr loved ones.
B. II. Minis.
A large congregation assembled
at the Methodist church on Sun,
day morning TO bear the farewell
sermon by Rev. Marvin Aud,
which was preached from the
text, aBe thou faithful unto
death. Those who heard the SER
mon have pronounced 1t to be the
ablsat that Mr.. Auld ever preachs
ed III Edgefeld
Ouroshoe department is filled
with g cd shoes for men, women
and ehildren-good values, good
styles. Parents, see our school
s"f j. W. Peak.
There is nothing more appro-
pirate for Christmas gift for a
relative or friend than cabinet
size photographs. Better call upo3
the photographer at onoe aud
avoid the rush. Mr.. Robert Minis
says great numner every year
delay the matter and are disap-
pointed BY being crowded out al
the eleventh bopr.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special.
ty, We solicit yonr Prescriptions
dav or night.