Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-10-07

daughter, Mre. II. "A. ADAMS
spent Sunday ct the home Of Col
S. B. Mays.
Mrs. M. E. Barker spent Friday
last in Edgt6eld. Her friends re-
| gret that her visit was so short
We are ready for the hunters
with a full stock of guns, shs'ls
bunting. coats, legglngs, etc.
! Ramsey q Jones.
MIR. o. O. Tlmmerman's gin
nery caught on fire last Thursday
but the flames were extinguished
before very great damage was
done.
Rev John II. Graves filled the
Methodist pulpit on Sunday morn
ing last. Rev Mr.. Graves is the
Methodist pastor at Clemson Col
lege.
Let The Advertiserj job ofice do
your printing. Satisfaction guar
auteed.
( MIR. William Brown, another
fine yong fellow, who has come
to Edgefeld from Red Hill, is
now welding the yard stick for
Mr. J. G. Hart. Mr.. Brown is q
son of MIR. Thomas Browp.
The bandsomest 12-piece toilet
sets ever shown in Edgefeld.
Ramsey & Jones.
Mr.. Orlando. Sheppard, Jr.,
spent Friday and Saturday in
Edgefeld. He spends much of his
tine us travelling representative,
for large manufacturers Of oil
mill machinery.
DR.. J H Carmichael is quite
skilled taxidermist. Specimens o.
his handiwork,, mounted crane
and hawk, can be seen in the win
dows of Messrs. Dorm & Minis.
Miss Emily Walker, the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
R. Strother, is boarding with Rev.
and Mrs. R G Shannonhouse and
is attending the S G G I this ses-
sion.
The very handsome tailored
suits and the beautiful millinery
at the Corner Store are heing
greatly admired by the Edge field
ladies'. This department is one of
the strongest, as we'll as one of
the most iadmired, in this popu-
lar store.
We ere showing a very hand
some line of wool dress goods in
all OF the popular shades and new
est weaves.
May & Tompkins.
Mr.. 4 A Edmunds desires the
public to know that he will serve
barbecue dinner on Monday next
o the jurors, witnesses and all
others who may be in Edgef-ld
~ business. His dinners are first
,lass and his price is reasonable.
Mr.. j, R. scurry, steward of
The County Home. is potato
grower as we'll as successful corn
and cotton farmer. Mr.. Scurry
sent The Advertiser man a sweet
potato on Saturday last that
nearly four pounds-six-
teen to the bushel.
We invite the ladies to see our
,uge and Wilton veiver art squares.
Large assortment to select frop,
Ill beautiful desigus. .
Ramsey & Jones.
Rev. T ? Burgess has returned
after filling an engagement, of
;hree weeks in Charleston He
preached in the Presbyterian
here Sunday morning and
vent TO Sulula in the afternoon :
% fill All appointment.
Miss Leila McCreary has been
to teach school in Barn,
we'll county about eight miles
rom Wil.isfon. She will enter
lpon her duties next Monday. AS
he school is near her old home,
Miss McCreary will be very pleas
autly situat' d, being among rela-
.lves and friends.
Housekeepers should see our
line of table linens, towels, sheet
ings, bed spreads, etc., before
making their purchases.
May & Tompkins.
If you want bulbs and lawn
grass seed that will garminate and
give entire satisfaction place your
orders with the Alexander Seed
Company of Augusta, the Old, re-
liable seed house of the south.
Their advertisement appears in
this issue.
While in Edge6eld on Monday,
Mr.. B. D. Kitchings told the wrl-
ter that he did not plant any cot
ton at all in his wages crop this
year and that he expects to have
his tenants reduce their cotton
acreage next year. Mr.. Kitchings
crow. ba ovnoots In COW q largo cron