Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-03-20

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DR.. Albert Morrall, acc smpa
) |inled by his accomplished sdaugh
>|ler, Miss Mamie Morrall, bae beer
e|sthe guest of Capt. and Mrs. S
; M. Rice for several days. Dr.
3 Morrallalivts in Kansas but is SO
!. jotlrning for q season with rela
ti7es in South Carolina, his native
state.
We want everybody to try q
pound of our 124 cents Gree o
4 Coffee.
G. L. Penn & Son.
The .Parland-Newhall Company
\ proved 10 be excellent, all-round
musicians; and were received by
the big audience with every ev,-
dence of appreciation. 1t was one
of the best entertainments given
on the course for some time.-
! Providence (R. ]. Journal.
Corner Stores Specials:
10 pieces Silk Finished, Calico,
.lwortb u cents per yard, on sale
I Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at 5 cents (limited) for cash only.
DR.. E. G. Saith, who is as stall
wart and strong and generous as
of yore, spent Sunday in Edgefeld.
He has many warm personal
friends in our town who always
greet him most cordially. While
here DR.. Smith was the guest of
Mr.. B. B. Jones.
Safety razors are increasing in
favor. becoming now very general
lily used. We heard man say that
one reason he prefers safety
razor to the ordinary kind is be-
cause his wife, cannot use it to
trim her corns. For the sake of
peace in the household his name
is withheld.
Besides being florist of extra
ordinary skill, Mrs. James B.
Tompkins is the champion lemon
grower. She brought lemon to
The Advertiser Office few days
ago that weighed a pound and q
quarter. Having forgotten the
name, we will call it the sd. P.
Self-Pierce Stevens" variety.
We can supply your needs in
Paint, Oil, Paiut Brushes and
Whitewash Brushes.
G.. L. Penn 4 Son.
The meeting of the Teachers
Association of Edgef-ld county
will be held at the college on Fri
day next On Friday evening Prof.
w. H. Hand of the South Carroll.
ma college will deliver an address,
to which the public generally is
invited. and urged to attend. Prof.
Hand is one of the foremost edu-
Gators in the south. and to hear
him speak on this occasion will
be a rare privilege.
Fresh shipment of Nunnally's
Candies just received by express.
G. L. Penn & Son.
Another ton of fertilizers has
been donated to the Cbrysanthe-
mum Association. Through their
local representatives., Messrs.
1 Jones & Son. the Southern States
Phosphate and Fertilizer Compa-
nv Of Augusta has very generously
placed ton of high-grade fertili-=
zera at the disposal of these ladies
to be used as premiums. The
brand which they have donated
will sell anywhere for $25 per ton
spot cash. No one can say that
manufacturers of fertilizers are
not generous and public spirited.
Insure your cotton, corn and
other crops with the Carolina
Hail Insurance Company. 1t has
proven satisfactory to all hereto
fore. See agent at Edge6eld on
Saturdays.
w. L. Holierby.
In his advertisement in another
column Mr.. w. II. Turner calls
attention to his beautiful milll.
merry goods. On Monday next, the
25th inst, be will place some
lovely creations On sale at as
tonishingly low prices. Beginning
on Monday, he will sell ladies'
hats for $500 that are worth from
So 90 to s12 co.. Go to the Corner
Store early on Monday next, for
this is the greatest opportunity
you will have this season-eight
to twelve-dollar hats for SIS.
As one drives through the coun-
try, evidences of corn planting
after the Williamson method can
be seen. Great high, wide beds
have been thrown up with two
horse plows, and everything is in
readiness to plant :he corn in the
deep water-furrow at the proper
! time. We trust that the farmers
will have as much corn to sell
next year as they are buying this
year.
The Rusbville (Ind.) Republi-
can has the following to say OF
tILo Do,1on5 Noubo11 GopDanu