Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-08
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WEDNESDAY. JAN. 8. 1908.
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Secure your seats for the min
rel Ihursday evening.
Il The days are lengthenirg By
bout Gne minute each day.
4 PAul Cogburn says some of the
dge6eld girls are already max
ing lesp-year- smiles at him.
4 The students and teachers have
Rll returned end regular work was
Resumed. al the college OF Mon
Gay
4 Prof. ]. F. Entzmipger er and h!s
aeautiful bride arrived from Florl-
h on Saturday last and are being
bry cordially greeted.
"A Dlayman Bdmupds and his
are in great
maud. He gets about all of the
81 81 brk that he can do.
s|Afr T. Pope QUITS who has for
Reral years been making his
me in Graniteville has been
( ending the past week with rela-
sSes around Meeting Street.
MI. Lewis Stevens stopped over
EdgeGeld on Monday while en-
i hte to Augusta to accept a posl-
bn OH the Augusta-Aiken cleo
c road.
|rhe roads. the roads; the muddy
adsl Everybody is rsmarking
Ion the condition of ths high
e Tvs. If the rainy season contln-
|g guano hauling will be delay
8 this year.
$ ,ya tsh ,ha Corner Stores Jsnu-
3 : sale Of Embroidery, Bleaching
)@ 4 Ladies Muslin Underwear
s. 8 going on. The famous Home
urnal Patterns kept in stock.
Mis. Ida May Zimmerman, the
& autiful daughter of Mr.: and
!S&s. FL. Zimmerman, OF Pieas-
Lane, has entered. the college
& q boarding student
Wanted At Once: The person
# whom we loaned our Wire
Eetchsrs some time ago will,
ase return them at once.
S. Edgefeld Mercantile 20.
lDo not forget TO look after the
.mforts of'the dumb brutss dur
|g the rainy, cold weather
rough which we are passing.
3bide from humane reasons,
"A pays to provide good beds and
!! letter for livestock of all kinds.
i On Sunday afternoon last Hot.
A. Strom brought his two
8hnghtefs, Misses Helen and Ruth,
II 3bwn to resume their work at the
%llege, and owing to the almost
g!npassable condition of the roads
TOOK about FIVE hours to make
Die trip
Mai. J. M. Wise, of Trenton,
las among the visitors TO the
bounty seat on Monday. II has,
been about two years since Maj.
Wise was here last, consequently
$e received very hearty hand
&hake from his friends.
\ Mt. E. N. DeVore, one of the
Sadipg merchants ard business
Men Of Ninety Six, was in Edge
Held on Friday last. While here,
3e paid The Advertiser a very
visit.
Attention is directed to the new
in this issue of the
&sorgia Railload Bank of Angus
3al, which, is yerltable Gibraltar
b. financial circles. This bank has
fpened a savings department and
bays four per cent interest on de
posits.
DIR. ]. H. Carmichael has pur-
chased from Mr.. E. N. DeVore, Of
Ninety Six, the house on Columbia
,trast rhich has been occupied by
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". T. Prescott. Mr..
Prescott has rented the house near
the college that was formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. 6. D. Minis.
The Advertiser is pleased to
know that material is being plac-
ed upon the ground for the re-
building of Rose Cottage, the home
of Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Littlejohn.
If unfavora6le weather does not
interfere with their plans they
hope to be in their new home by
the early spring.
We were pleased 10 see the horses
and mules looking 80 well on
aalesday. Even the "critters" on
the bone-yard appeared to be in
a better condition than usual.
One can usually tell how much
corn there is in the crib BY the
appearance of the horses and
mnles that are fed from it. Full
r.oHo fo$ horonr