Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-09-25
Local News.

NOM. OIL OOiuluUins oio SoSoso W
#Rey., and Mrs. P. P. Blal5ck.
The atmosphere round about
6renton will in few short weeks
De redolent with the fragrance OF
orange blossoms.
Mra. Martha Strom visited her
I daughters. Mrs. J. VIM. Thur
mond and Mrs. DR.. j. I. Pattison
on Thursday last.
Miss Matte Minis left on Sun
day last for Denmark, where she
has accepted position as teach er
in~the graded school.
In this issue will be found the
9qaarterly statements of the Far,
liners Bank, the Bank of Edgeheld
land the Bank of Trenton.
& Hon. T. G. Talbert is SPEND
Hing this week in Parksville and
will attend the union meeting
next Saturday and Sunday at
Bold s. ring before returning
4 New York is a mighty big town
but the portion that Edward
BLynch and Bnbber Holstein didn't
see in their seven days. tramp
sight seeing is not larger than
3Edge6eld's public square.
Instead of Capt. o. P. Bright
i as has been previously announced,
Mr.. Richard A. McCreary has
I rented the home of Mr.. R. w.
Timmons, aud will occupy it
about October the let.
Miss Ellen Dunovant, the wide
lv beloved daughter of Mr.. and
w. L. Dunovant, will lea We
day for Columbia to enter tbe
:. 1ollege-for Women.
Large shipment of The celebra-
ted Colgate Toilet Soap just re-
ceiyed. Everybody knows what
Colgate's soaps are.
G. L. Penn & Son.
The cotton fields around Tren-
ton are white unto the harvest and
need all of the losfers and va
grants. Would that the do-nothing
elementin every community could
be forced to labor on the farms
where they are greatly needed.
Miss Kate Pye aho will again
be in charge of Mr.. ]. Rubenstein's g
millinery department has arrived
and can be found at her post get
ting everything in chip shape for
the Rubenstein millinery opening
which will soon be held.
Misses Werner and Teresa Hal
tiwanger left for Greenville on
Wednesday last to enter the Col
lege for Women, the latter having
won the scholarship that was
awarded through the Federation
of Womsn's Clubs.
Boarders Wanted: Four young
men as boarders-S. G. @. /. stu
dents orsclerks. Apply to
j. B. Haltiwanger.
Mf. and Mrs.. B. E Thinner
man have removed from the brick
cottage on Norris street info the
old Ssluda hotel on the corner,
which has recently been repainted
and renovated throughout by the
owners. Msssrs. L. b. and N M
Jones.
I have procured town license
and am now ready to do all kinds
of hauling. for the public with my
two "yaller" horses. Your patron
age solicited.
A. A. Edmunds.
Don't blame the editor if you
have friends or relatiues visiting
your home and fail to see their
names in the paper. 1t is imp pos
plble for us to know everything
that is going on. Hand such Items
to the editor in persoa or sen
them 10 the office. It will be ap-
preciated.
Dr.. ]. N. Grafton was amorl
the visitors to the county seat OF
Saturday last. He stated to Th'
Advertisers representative tha
the cotton crop in the Collier
section has been cut considerable.
below the expectations of the far
mers. Many bolls are not fully de
veloped and many locks of cotto'
are faulty.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions
day or night.
We GUARANTEE pure drugs
accurate cornpounding, and rea
sonable prices.
W. E. LYNCH & co.
Mr. w. H. Turner says that, a
fall business is rather late open
ing, when the shopping does star
a mighty rush will be on. He j
preparing for tbisr rush by increas
ing bis force. Besides securin
Miss Kate Samuel for the Corne
Stores Womah's department., MI
Turner has also engaged Miss Su
Coliett to BIZ one of his sales
ladies. She will begin about tn
fef ~ 0,f0hou