Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-29
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E Local NegOs.

M. and Mrs. e. p Mosher
ii it'd with the Methodist church
on Sunday morning last
Misses Rhelt and Maxcie Shep-
pard are in Greenville spending q
mouth with their aunt. Mrs.
James Maxwell.
Mr.. Jsmes t. ,sOuzts, Of Elm
wood spent Saturday aud Sunday
In Edgefeld visiting his daughter,
Mrs. W. II Harling.
Mr.saad Mrs. w. B. Cogburn
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Cog
I burn at their home above Meeting
Street OH Tuesday.
Mr. Harris Kemp moved yea
tefaay to his recently purchased
horne in west Edge6eld. Cordial
grsstlngs to Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp !
Mr. ST. Julian Carwile, the
popuiar representa- i've of the
Geer Drug Company, Of Charles
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday
under the parental roof.
FOR SALE: One good young
mule am overlooked.
P. B. DAY,
Trenton, S. G..
Mrs. w. A. Strom attended the
iscital at the college, on Friday
eveniag. One of her daughters
had prominent part on the pro-
gram:
Lou Beauchamp is th 9 king bee
of humorists. Left great audi
encs with light hearts and aching
sidesllast night. Two solid hours
Of sunshine.-Star (Indspend-
sace) Kansas.
The Advertiser job Office So
iicits your orders for printing of
all kinds. Unless entire satisfac-
tion is given, the money will be
refunded What is fairer than
this?
Mrs. H G.. Miller and son re-
ilirned to Trenton the past week
after a stay of several weeks with
her parents. .sMn and Mrs. U. g..
DasP Portes. Winnsboro News and
Herald.
Try the new breakfast food,
eliogg's Tossted Corn Flakes, IS
cents the package.
w E Lynch & Co.
Nj. w 3. QUITS was in town on
Monday and told US that his oats
Z are looking fine, having finished
sowing before G Christmas. Break
ing tbs land late last summer
with q twa-horse plow, enable d
him oharrow the oats in during
Z the fall.
Miss Sophie Lowrey, OF Veims.
presented the writer with D4su-
ifuhhome.grown lemon on Tues
{ dday. thas was sent by her mother,
4 Mrs. w 3. Lowrey tits perfectly
formed and measures 129 inches
il ireumference.
Calhoun carried
N Il. gal houn to Columbia to the
hoapital on Saturday last. In or
derto be fully restored to health
il may be necessary for her to un
dergo an operation. Her friend
hope that another operation wlea
not be- necessary
Usually January fnds the cot
ton fslds bleak and bare, bus
thsrs has been more cotton pick
ed during the present month than
for d like period for many years.
A gantl eman told us few deys
ago: that recently there were twen-
ty-ssven bales of cotton carried to
Mr.. h ]. Jobnston's gin in one
! day:
Ger Thos. w. Carwile having
suffered an attack of grip has
come to socn.l several days at
3 s fsssfns Cen Carwile represents
tha Ew1ft Fertilizer Works, and
rrobahl sells more commercial
ffsrtiiiiiiz rs than any other sales
man On The road in the cotton
bels His season will close in
aboal Two weeks.
d At Once: The person
I'd whom ne loaned our Wire
S Ssrefch hers some time ago will
pleas turn them at once.
gefald Mercantile Co.
Attention is directed to the
clsrd Of Mr.. E. Minis in this
issue 10 which he announces that
lIs has decided to dispose of his
livery hasiness ID order to take
rlb another line ofwork. He has
sIsven good horses and a number
oil web hicles of d diffsrent kinds. 1t
will pay those who need horses or
buggies to call to see him before
buging Better call at once before
be disposes oi the property.
y PRESeRIPTIo ms our special
". w solicit your Prescriptions,
av OF nigh
Es GU Ar ID pure drugs,
acen compounding. and rea-s