Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-12-04
DR.. c. E. Burts, NJ. Orlando
Sheppard, Col. and Mrs. f. N. K.
Barley will attend the State Bap-
tiet convention which will meet
in Orangeburg on Friday.

in Orangeburg on Friday.
The New Haven Palladium
says: "Maro's feats were brilliant:
ly original, delightfully."- and tan.
taiizingly mysterious. He enter
tanned roFall5
The lady in Darlington coun-
ty who has deposited 500 in
bank, being the profits from one
hen, mus have taken lessons in
poultry raising from Mrs. Joe
Mays.
Those who have not yet paid
their taxes had better heed the
warning from County Treasurer
J. T. Pattison in tnis issue. The
law says he must add the penalty
to all delinquents.
Just received fresh shipment
Force, Grape Nuts, Oat Meal and
Shredded Wheat.
e. Timmons.
Mr.. Joe Brunson will arrive
from Aiken to-day to visit his
brothers and to try his luck III the
waters of Turkey creek. Mr.. Brun-
son is great fisherman, and Moth
ing gives him more pleasure than
to visit the scenes of his boyhool.
Oul, bachelor friend, Mr.. VIM.
R. Furse, of Trenton, like some
other bechelors Of whom we know,
must have some very dear friend
hereab puts. For two consecutive
Sundays he has visited Edga6eld,
workhipping in the Baptist church.
The friends of Mrs. w. l.. Hol-
son will be happy to learn that
she has been steadily improving
since undergoing an operation in
Augusta, aad that as q result OF
the operation she will be entirely
restored to health.
FOR SALE: 1 suit of furniture.
1 feather bed, pillows and mat
tresa, iron bedstead s, s,chairs, tables,
cooking stove and wire safe: Ap-
ply to
Miss Mary Buford
Edge6eld, S. G.
A teacher of a class in arithme-
tic put this question 10 one of the
boys: "If your father gave your
Mother ten dollars to-day and
seven dollars tomorrow what
would she have?" The problem
was an easy one for the youth,
aud he promptly answered: "She'd
havea 6t."
Rev. T. P. Burgess was SUM
moned last week to the bedside
of his brother who was very BE-
riously i'll with blood poisoning
in the hospital IN Sumter. His
life was saved however by the am
pu :.ation of his left arm. MIR.
Burgess returned on Saturday.
Mrs. John K Aull--nee Kate
Tompkins-has arrived to spend
several weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tompk ins.
Mrs. Aull is even prettier then
when she went from Edgefeld a
bride nearly a year ago, and is as
greatly beloved by her Edgefeld
friends now as then MI. Aull is
IN attendance upon court in Salu.
da.
Fresh shipment of currants. cit
ron, raisins, spices, etc., just re-
ceived. Now is the time to make
the Christmas cakes.
w. E. Lyrch & Co.
Miss Efie Sheppard left on
Saturday morning for Society
Hill to attend the wedding of
Miss Florence Rogers. She will
visit lelatiyesin;Marie and New
berry before she returns, which
will be just before the Christmas
holidays. Miss Lucille Sheppard
Miss Effie as far as
Columbia and returned on the
late train Saturday.
One of the prizes awarded atthe
aegro agricultural fair that was
recently held at the Bettis Acade-
my was SO in gold, donated by
Mr.. James L. Quinby of Granite
vile to be given to the best all
round negro farmer in Aiken or
Edgef Id counties. The prize fell
to the lot of AL x Hlrris who
lives on the farm of Mrs. Kate D.
Butler.
PHOTOGRAPHS: Before WIN
ter sets in, and the roads get bad,
have a good Photograph made of
each of your children and all Of
y our loved ones.
r. a. Minis.