Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-12-04
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Local NelDS. I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Marc if &C ming.
Marc is the prince of magicisns
Penn statuary window is icing
g realty admitted.
Miss Irene Fuller is the guest
of her pieter. Mrs. w. A. Byrd.
The ST.. Paul GloIe says: "Tc
say that Marc is lessthan the
gre eatest woHld be q figure OF
speech that would do Marc an IN IN
Justice 2
Ms j. T. Littlejohn has been
elected assistant teacher of the
Red Hill school.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Littlejohp,
accompanied by their little sons,
81. T.n and Charlie Bell, were
among the visitors to Edgefeld on
Saturday last.
I wish the ladies to know that
/ have complete assortment OF
Butterick patterns.
j. Rubenstein.
Mrs. T. P. Burgess is in Chas-
fer this week in attendance 1pon
] the state convention of the o. D.
4 c., being the delegate from the
4 Edgefeld chapter.
Miss Bertha Briggs, former
9student aud graduate of the S Q.
2C.I 7. who was greatly beloved in
4 aEdge6eld, was chosen queen OF
1.-THE carnival in Manning last
week
a Try our 10-cents Salmon.
Il B. Timmons.
q Pretty and piquant Miss Mary
lilly Fisher has gone on pro-.
alonged visit to her aunt who re-
sides in Washington, D. G. In
consequence Of her absence, come
of the, Edge6eld young men are
wearing long faces and will pass
h dull Christmas.
"a The managers of the Lyceum
- ourse request all who have not
bald the first quarter of the sea-
6on's ticket to come forward at
i bpcs and settle the amount. The
n money will be needed to pay for
81 The next attraction which will ap-
aa!pear in the opera house on MoE-
{ &day evening next.
Attention is directed to the ad-
ayertiaement of Mr.. S. ii Manget,
aone Of Trenton,s leading mer-
acnants, in this issue. He carries a
stock of Edison Photographs
Sand hundreds ofrecords Mr.. Man
Z pat receives subscriptions For
magazines, and ofers some very
4 low clubbing rates. His annual
= = opening of holiday goods will be
4 on December 10th, and he invites
4 you to he present.
Rev Marvins Aud will preach
In the Methodist church on Sum
day morning next, which will be
the only service in town. The
regular monthly union service
will be held in the Baptist church
/ Sunday evening. aud will he con-
4 dueted by Rev. Mr.. Burgess or
a Re " Mr. Auld.
! PRESCRIPTIONS our special
3ty. We solicit your Prescriptions,
day or night.
4 We GUARANTEE pure drugs,
4 accurate compounding, and rea-
sonable prices.
w. E. LYNCH & co.
Mr.. w. a. Byrd, the assis tant
cashier OF the Farmers Bank, hav-
ing been a great sufferer from
4 rheumatism for more than q
[ "a nth, left Oh Thursday last for
Hot Springs, Ark, for treatment.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Shaw
SwsariDgen. We trust that Mr..
Byrd will soon return entirely re-
lieyed from the very painful
malady.
Mr.. B. R. Tillman, Jr.s has re-
turned from Missouri, where he
went recently On business for
Senator Tillman. He says that
everything. particularly the min
ing property, in the west is at a
standstill on account of the re-
cent financial stringency. Mr..
Tillman, accompanied by Mrs.
Tillman, will leave in about ten
days for Oklahoma to remain un-
til after the first of January. They
will then so to WASHINGTON.