Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-16
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county 6sdt VI HI10oy Aoos'
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Mosher ar
occupying tine brick cottage fol
merlY occupied by Mrs. Ella .
Tompkins.
The members of the rife com
p,ny have received their uDiforml
and can now appear at drill and
ON parade in iull regimentals.
Now is the. time to purchase
Heavy Underwear. Our stock II
complete. Let US supply you.
J. w. Peak.
Mrs. c. z. Burts and herslittle
snn, accompanied by Mrs. Burts'
mother, Mrs. Watson, Will reach
Edgefeld on Thursday. An affec.
,ionate greeting awaits them.
Mrs. J. n. P. Roper spent a part
ofslast week in the lower section
of the county visiting relatives
She went chiefly to see her brother,
Mr.. Edgar Hammond, who not
long ago came from his home in
the far west and is in i'll health.
Miss Leslie Qaattlebaum vino
has host of friends in Edgefeld
spent Sunday with relatives. She
lives at present in Williston but
will auon move nearer Aiken,
where her father has purchased
another farm.
A letter from our esteemed
young friend, jamie Peak, states
that be is getting along nicely and
is greatly pleased With his work
al the College of, Charleston. This
splendid institution is prospering
new as.it has not done in many
years.
The salaried man is Catching
bricks" tigh. about now. Every
thing that he has to buy-and he
has TO buynearly everytbing-has
greatly increased III price, while
salaries hare not increased in like
proportion.
Get our prices nall staple dry
goods aud We will sell you.
May & Tompkin-.
Rev. E. P. Easterlfng, financial
agent Of Furman University has
been in Edge6Ald for-seYeral days.
.He flied the Baptist pulpit on
Sunday morning, preaching q
Gospel sermon that made a pro-
found impression upon many of
our people.
Cotton pickers are very scarce,
but ifesery farmer had few like
ono of DR.. A. q. Corley's the
color Of the fields could soon be
The hand that has been
grabbing the staple for DR.. Corley
picked 404 pounds in one day.
Mr.. Paul ]. Minis, a brother of
Giles D. Minis, will be mar
sried on Sunday evening next to
Miss Major, who was formerly
from Greenwood but is low
raBident Of Leesville. Mr.. Minis
has alao resided in~ Lsesyilie fol-
s nalmber of years.
"A man who had been married
oEly 4 few r4onths complained Of
the changed adiens of his bride.
Before their marriage when he
would leave her she always bade
him s.bye-bye." while after their
marriage every time he left the
house 1t was always "buY, buy"
An order from court will be OBJ
taintd at the present session
providing for the sale of the
real estate of the late DR.. Horace
Parker. The farm two miles north
sof Edge6eld will not be sold in
q body but will be subdivided into
fnnr tracts which will bring ii
within the reach of the purses OF
sagr lumber of persona.
B ,Wnsr of one of the leading
~ ies in the county told the
.lts,r q few days ago that be hat
.a.cl ed cloeely4his year and fud'
sha. tne staple of cotton is su'
Der ier to the average year The
yield of limit from the seed is also
good. Forty-one per cent of lin'
is the highest of which We have
heard This year.
PRESCRIPTIONS our special,
ty. We solicit your Prescriptions
dav OF night.
WE GUARANTEE pure drugs
accurate,compounding. and rea
sonable prices.
W. E. LYNCH & co.
The gathering of The record
breaking corn crop has begun
Many an old crib that has only
been balf filed heretofore will bt
paskad to the roof this year. Mr.
III. q. Lyon put such q .grea
quantity IN one Of bis cribs las
week th4t the sills broke. W.
wouldn't mind hearing that every
crib in the county had broker
sil!e. Better broken sills thar
empty cribs.
Big, LOT Of laces and embrcider
sao - x,ery tnu, or;ooo