Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-03-04
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The Jan e+iAdams l0-eent show
will be in Edgefield next week,
This show spent week here q
tyear ago and gave good, clean at,
trsctions.
The celebrated French Coach
horse is sagain at the stables OF
/ Messrs. B. L. Jones & Son. See
advertisement in this issue.
Weather Prognosticator Samuel
Taylor has declared that there
will be very little wind in March
this year. He says the wind has
been blowing all winter and that
lit has "blowed out'-nohe left to
blow.
Miss Kate Reynolds was very
cordially greeted upon her visit
to Edgefeld last week. Miss Kate
is now making her home in Green
J wood, having accepted a position
as saleslady in the large Rosen-
burg dry goods store.
After very pleasant stay OF
several weeks in Atlanta with hel
sister, Mrs. W. s. Cogburn, Miss
Kate Sheppard has returned and
is again at her post at the store of
Messrs. May & Tompkins.4
Spring Dress Goods: A very
large and beautiful assortment of
new spring dress goods in all the
new weaves and styles now ready.
We especially invite the ladies TO
see them.
J. W. Peak.
Miss Narcie Lewis passed
through Edgefeld on Monday en-
route to Augusta to visit her
nephew, Mr.. Goode Williams, who
| is at the hospital convalescing
from an operation for appended
/ tbs. Miss Narcie returned on Tues
day and reported her nephew to
be steadily improving.
Large assortment of Boys Knee
Pants from the best manufactur-
ers. All sizes and prices. Let rs
fit your boy.
Mrs. J. e. Hart was called to
the bedside of her father, D. P.
LaGrone who suffered stroke of
paralysis at his home in Johnston
on Tbured y last. The latest in-
formation received WIS to the
effect that Dr. LaGrone was inn
proving. being now able to sit up.
Miss Josie Sheppard is rapidly
improving and will he able tc re-
turn home on Saturday. Some
idea of the alarming prevalence of
appendicitis can be gained from
the fact that since Miss Josie has
been at the sanitarium about ten
persons have undergone opera
tons for this new twentieth CEN
tnry ailment.
We are headquarters Iin Edge
field for paints and oils. Get our
prices before buying.
B. Timmons.
Mr.. Geo. w. Quarles, one of the
supervisors of registration, was in
town on Saturday, and while in
|eonyersationswith The. Advertisers
representative stated that he ex-
poets 10 stand for reelection in
the approaching campaign. Mr..
Quarles had the misfortune to
lose cow last week that he paid
$40 for only a short time ago.
FOR SALE: My 5 room cot
tage good barn and stables and
servants house-South EdgeGeld.
Terms liberal. Apply to
James M. Cobb.
We Saw quite a number of far
msrs purchasing seed oats on
Monday. Mr.. J. B Adams told us
that the farmers around Golfers
are running their plows in full
force sowing oats. IF we remem-
Der correctly, Mr.. Adams said
his father once made a good crop
of oats that were sown as late as
April.
FOR SALE: A Jersey Cow asd
good mule. Apply to
P P. Blalock,
Edg6eld, S. c..
Hauling large lot of cotton
to market, especially at season
when, the roads are bad, ls
very great undertaking Hon. w.
A. strom told US on Monday that
he has about 40 bales of his crop
of 9S9 bales yet to haul. He says
he expects to erect a warehouse at
Edgefeld 10 store mis- cotton in, 80
lie can haul it in the fall when
the roads are good;
FOR SALE: Broadcast Com
marcial Fertilizer Distributors.
Mon or1 borao oon do tbo uork