Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-13
Special services are being held
in The Catholis church every
evening this week.

ternoon between the s. G. Y. l..
and Trenton teams resulted lin a
score Of IA to 4 in favor of the
latter.
If you want a gun, rifle, bicycle,
automobile. or base ball supplies,
write Foucher's Gun, Lock and
Bicycle Works of Augusta. Read
their advertisements in THE lssue.
It will pay you.
Rev. j. T. L ittleiobn and A. s.
Tompkins, Esq. are in Columbla
this week in attendance upon the
district lodge of the Knights OF
Pythias as representatives OF the
Edge6eld lodge.
Capt. ice Brunson returned TO
his home in Aiken on Saturday
last, after feasting for a week
upon Turkey creek cats" and
exchanging wartime and boyhood
with his friends and
kindred.
See our new gibgham and
cham 5rays. They are beauties.
May Il Tompkins.
On Friday next the Gfeenville
Female college will observe Col
lege Day. One Item on the pro-
gram will be the singing of the
c ,llege song, "The Call of the 6.
f. c. % which was written by Mrs.
Emmie Gaines Pedgett.
The Advertiser acknowledges
the receipt of an invitation to at
tend the commencement of Wilt
throp college beginning on. May
3lst. This splendid institution
will send out 88 "sweet girl gradu-
ates" this year.
DR.. C. T.. Burts left on yester-
day to attend the Southern Bap-
tist convention which is being
held in Hot springs, Ark, this
week. Mrs. Burts is visiting her
mother in Anderson while DR..
Burts is away.
Big lot of Puritan corsets just
received. Every pair guaranteed,
May & Tompkins.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisemept Of ]. B. White & Co.,
Augusta's only department store
This mammoth ore gives es-
:pecial attention 10 mail orders
and eolicits share of the busl-
ness of the Edgefeld shoppers
who are unable to visit the city
in person.
Mr.. T. P. Morgan, the cotton
weigher, was iu town on Saturday
apd said thst his occupation now
is "turping the dirt ".Mr. Morgan
engaged NJ. A. M. Timmerman
TO weigh the few bales of cotton
th,.t are being marketed.
Y,u will find many useful ar
tlcles on our 10 cents counter.
May & Tompkins.
Miss Mary Evans is in Wash.
ington as the guest of Senator and
Mrs. Frank Gary. On account OF
the crowded condition of the
steamer, Miss Mary wac unable tt
.eecure passage and much to bel
.disa intment had to eorego hel
European trip
"a gentlemen who is Informed
as 10 the construction of:the fish.
way at.the locks told the writer 9
few days ago that in order for fish
TO pass up the Savannah above
the locks they must have
legs aud claws. In other words
must be equipped for climbing
as we'll as swimming.
The pretty new delivery wagon
of Messrs. Penn & Hols.ien is at.
tracing considerable attention.
AS the wagon is covered, packages
will be protected from the rain
while bcing delivered. Tbe name
of the firm has been painted or
the sides in beautiful, bright let.
ters. The Advertiser commendt
the progressiveness of this Iopu,
lar firm.
Ger. Buffers friends are con
graduating him over his recen'
good fortune, the courts having
decided in his favor in the case
involving the large fee of SIS, 900
Ii we understand correctly, Ge.
Butler will soon receive lsrg'
portion of this PUN from th'
United States treasury.
Just received beautiful lot o
muslins. figured and plain lawn
and summer goods of all kinds
The ladies should not miss seeinI
them.
Mr.. G.. D. Minis brought Mrs
Minis up on Sunday to remain un
til after the commencement. II
called to see US on Monday, ano
OF being asked about the progress
he is making with farming opera
ltions, replied that his farm ha
two good crops on it: crop Q