Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-30
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Edge6eld has sent 8 large dele
CATION 10 the State Fair.
November the 9th will be one
ofthe gayrst and merriest days
in Edgefeld's history
Mr.. James B.. McKie is up from
his plantation ~on the Savannah
spending this week with his fami-
".
Mrs. Edward Jones, of Colum-
bia, has been the gnest of her sis
ter, Mrs. +. F. Mosely, for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cheatham
came down from their home IL
Greenwood county and spent Sat-
urdsy and Sunday with Mrs. w.
ii. QUITS.
Mrs. ]. M. Johnson and Miss
Cecil Johnson of the Mountain
Greek section were among the
shoppers in town on Tuesday
Let the entries for the floral
parade be so numerous that the
procession will stretch from the
court house to "Oakley Park" /"
Lee The Advertiser job Office do
yonr printing. Satisfaction guar
anteed on every job sent out from
this Office.
There will be sweet music, pret-
ty flowers aud many charming
women in Edge6eld on November
the 9th, which is sufficient guar
antee that the men will also at
tend the Chrysanthemum Fair.
judge W. F. Roath ia now con-
fortably quaflered down in the
large room adjoining the sheriff's
Office, having moved from the sec
ond floor Of the new county office
building.
TIE Advertiser can safely say
in advance that the prizes for the
prett,est roses will be borne off
on November 9th, by Mrs. w. L.
.Dunovaus oreMrs. j. M. Cobb. In
the cultivation Of roses, these two
ladies easily stand first in Edge
field.
Big lot Of laces and embrcider-
les al very low prices.
May & Tompk ins.
Mr.. w. III. Turner has sold his
cottage on, Jeter street in which
Miss Sudie Covar is residing to
Mr.. B. E. Zimmerman. Miss
Sudie Covar has purchased a lot
from Mrs. Emeline Cartridge and
will commence to build at an
early day.
Mr.. w. T. McManus VII . has su-
perintended Mr.. Bettis Cantelou'e
farm for the past two years has
rented the farm of the late DR..
Horace Parker for the next year.
Wsare glad that Mr.. and Mrs.
McManus Will not leave this vi
{ cinity.
.Iust received delightful Roast
ed Coffee, l5 to Is cents per pound.
Timmons Bros.
Rev. T p Burgess left 90 yes
terday 10 attend the annual ses-
sion ofthe South Carolina Synod
which is in session in Anderson
this week. The Synod embraces
Elk presbyteries, to wit: Bethel,
Charleston, Enoree, Harmony,
Pee Dee. and South Carolina.
About 200 delegates will attend
the Synod this year.
The weather prophets are
abroad in the land. Some say that
we are on the threshold of mild
winter, while others just as con-
6dently predict that the mercury
viii descend very low. Nobody
knows what the winter has in
store. Harvest the crops, provide
! shelter for the etcck, replenish the
wood-pile and await developments
with your minds at ease.
White Dove and Swift premium
hams and breakfast strips. All
fresh.
May & Prescott.
.Ths EigaGsld merchants are
attracting trade from great dis
tancee. Almost every day ladlPs
who reside twelve. fifteen aud
eighteen miles can be seen upon
our streets. TIL, merchants here
carry large STOCKS Of dependable
merchandise aud sell at reasona-
BILE prices. Furtht rmore, many of
them are liberal advertisers, and
their advertisement aid greatly in
bringing the people to this market.
Mr. r. ]. Johnson, who resides
in the Franklin sections has field
of very fine Truitt cotton that has
provoked considerable commeht..
Mr.. John G. Shaw says that in
passing this field short time ago
he was so impressed with itsap-
pearance that he aligbted and ex-
amined the cotton closely. The