Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-04-24

The ladies of the Chry santhe-
N UNI association have fifty sacks
Of high grade guano that they arc
goirg TO give TO somebody. How
many sacks are you going to win?
The annual Interdenomina-
,ional Sunday School convention
will be held at Philipli on Thurs
day aud Friday the 2ud and 3rd
of May. Every Sunday school is
earnestly requested to send dele
gates.
Misses Emma Bettis and Lee
Morrall of Trenton, were among
the visitors to Edgehaid on Thurs
day last. Instead Of making the
Journey BY rail, they came up iu
Miss Bettis' handsome trap,
drawn by a spirited and very
f1eet-footed steed
Our stock of mattresses is very
large. We can sell you 6rst-c
cotton mattress at from $5.5G to
SIS 90.
Edgefeld Mercantile Co.
Many persons were greatly
disappointed by the inability of
Rev. w. B. Wharton to preach in
the Methodist church on Sunday
afternoon last. Rev.. Marvin Auld
teleeraphed from Charlotte on
Saturday that Mr.. Wharton would
be unable to come.
Mrs. Ahner Broadwater, who is
a musician as we'll aa a great lover
of music, is enjoying the Music
Festival in Spartankurg this
week. Mrs. Broadwater has a
great number of relatives in Spar
tanburg aud vicinity and will
tarry for several days in that
progressive city.
Just in, a car of Bran, guaran-
teed un ler Pure Food Law.
w. W. Adams.
Mr.. R. A. Cllsby is visiting his
nieces, Mrs. J. M. Cobb aud Mrs.
Emma Marsh, also dividing the
time with Mrs. Ralph Bailey His
home is IN Chicago but he epends
q portion of every winter ip the
south. Mr.. Cljsby's visit to Edge
field two years ago is very pleas
antly remembered by those VINO
met him.
Everybody enjoys good min
strel. It matters not what kind or
humor you are in The coon songs,
dances, jokes aud local hits will
provoke real hearty laugh that
will do you good. The college boys
invite you to the minstre! that
will be given in the auditorium
on Friday evening. The admis-
sion will be 35 cents for adults and
25 cents for students and chill
dren.
Our friend and neighbor, John
Bates, ia still in Greenville. Dur.
ing the day he sits as juror and
hears "the truth, the whole truth
and nothing but the TRUTH" and
al night he is "wined and dined'
il, the homes Of Greenville's -four
hundred" 1t viii require some
time after returning to Edgefeld
for him to get down to the sim ple
lie again.:
We would be glad for the
to see our large stock
if Crockery. We have plain and
decorated ware. and eau supply
the needs of every home.
Ramsey & Jone'.
The Advertiser had very
pleasant visit on Monday from
Mrs. Nancy DeVore. About Six
teen years ago she moved from
the Meeting Street section to
Graniteville. When she moved to
that town she had five small chill
lren. all of whom through ber
training have grown to be men
and women of influence and great
usefulness in their community.
For many years Mrs. DeVore has
nas been one of The Advertisers
Her father before ber
was SO a subscriber.
Dulkee's salad dressing. Heintz's
dressing and pepper
sauce.
:. May & Prescott.
Mr.. NJ. D. Lyon, the veteran
lsiryman, brings in ten-gallon
,an of buttermilk every day aud
gel Is it readily at ten cents per
gal lon, which is very low price
when the quality of the milk IS
Mr.. Lyon milks only
three COWS now, but they give
nearly three gallons each, daily.
He se nds bis tutttr to Augusta
and realizes thirty cents per
pound for it. The butter from the
most widely-known New York
creamery cannot eqnal the prod
uct of the Lyon dairy.
Mr.. P. B. Dav can grew other
hinnc bcoi6oc Hno corr, cOlOrad