Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-11-20
Local Ne1Ds.

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operetta in opera house Frids.
) night. 3
& Hon. VIM. Tburmond is in
Columbia on legal business thi'
week. {
Mr. ]. P. Nixon Of Clark's Hill
swas the guest ofsfriends in Edge.
field on Sunday last.
% The little folks in town are al
sadmiring the Teddy bears III the
window Of the Lynch drug store.
Young man. don't fail to take
syour best:girl to the 0peretta Fri
day night.
Mesers. Ramsey & Jones have
sSjust unloaded car of the cele-
brated Hackneyewagona.
Through the Chrysanthemu m
Fair and. the lunch that was
& : Siserved, the sum of s120 was raised
for the improvement of the village
cemetery.
Miss Sophie Nicholson returned
from Philadelphia on Saturday.
Mrs. Wayne Darlington aud her
shildren will remain iathat city
through the winter.
Weare loaded on Good Service
Shoes, and we must unload. Try
us. Wewill satisfy you.
The Corner Store.
Nothing nicer for present at
any time than nice piece of cut
sglasss Penn has beautiful as
sortment at reasonable prices.
;.Dpa't fail to see his line.
ssMr. I'm N. g. Mccreary is now clerk
Eng ssl for Mr.. w. A. Hart. He is
"a "a ssolite, courteous and ohliging
Young man and will make Mr..
.Hart an excellent salesman;
Hon. ID. D. McColl, the hand
soma young lawyer and member OF
tie House of representatives from
Marlboro, was in Edgefeld again
on business (?) this week.
A Philadelphia girl cent her
sweetheart in a letter ''as many
.kisses as Rockefeller has pennies.
But Paul Cogburn says he will be
;satisfed if his girl will send him
as many kisses as Capt. Brunson,
the postmaster, hasipenaies.
Seeded Raisins, Currants and
CitIon just received
c. L.Penn & Son.
h, EVERYBODY, is enthusiastic over
growing chrysanthemu;ns. and if
alEof:the newly made resolutions
are put into effect, it will require
q Hall Eve times larger for next
wears fair than the one that was
used this year.
f;!; HoA Thomas H. Rainsford re-
A csii iiyed q chart in Tuesdays mail
4 from d kislaman in England con--.
tsining The history of the Rains;
ford family Mr. Rainsford's g
gra6ay her caine from En- glapd
and seft ed on the hig b hllls, eft
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- lao 8 Gel lebrated l,efs ninety
III ssls some bottles and IN bulk
& S Timmons.
l9 Airsand Mra. i. A. Siford, Of
ssrasnsille, are gnests ofCapt.tand
Sfrs. O: r. Bright, Mis-. Sifford
being Mrs. Bright's sisi er. Capt.
! Bright aSd Mr.. Sifford went on
hunting expedition in Aiken
county on Tuesday.
sssaThe Baraca class of the Bap-
fist church, composed of about
forty young men, recently pur-
chased, a portable organ for their
exclusive uss, in conducting the
/ mnsical part Of the claes exer
.cilses,
Fresh shipment of currants. cit
ron, raisins, spices, ETC., just re-
ceived. Nowsis the time to make
ths Christmas cakes.
81. w. E.. Ly,;ch & Go.
i H affords the writer much gepu-
iIie PLEASURE to announce that
Kathleen, the daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. a A. Glover who has
been mill health for some monthe,
is improving. She and MIR. Glover
epeng Sunday last with MI. aid
Mrs Henry Forrest.
Large assortment of Lamps and
Clocks at
be first entertainment of the
Lyceum course will be given in
the opers house this Wednesday,
evening by Mr.. Elias Day aud
gMrss Orappe Truitt-Day, both of
whomsar very gifted artists in
their respective spheres. Better
secure seats at oncel you have
mot already done 80.
The absence oe Mrs. Abner5
5 ID L., = ,r,,ota, froLo. fho oChrrsantbe..