Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-12-02
Local Ne.Us.

Roath will sell much valuebale
land next Monday, Dec. 7th.
;. The Edgefeld Baptist associa.
tion is now divided into three iii
visions.
Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey will return
S tomorrow from a.visit to her father
in Smithland, KY.
The Baraca boys will give play
in the opera house Friday evening,
December llth.
Mr.. John r. Durisoe, Jr., OF
Washington, d. O., is visiting rel.
Satives here this week.
Mrs. Charles Rhodes and Mrs.
Walker of Macon, Ca, are guests at
the home of Capt. N. G. Evans this
week.
The Thanksgiving contribution to
the orphanage from the Edgefeld
Baptist church amounted to S162.S5.
Do notforget the Farmers Union
rally to be held in the court house
Friday. .a
Mrs. Ora Rives Meyer and chill.
dren, of Aiken, were UP Thanks,
giving day on visit to her broth
ers, Messrs. ]. U. and E. S. Rives.
n Mrs. e. P Cobb and Miss Sue
Sloan, of Johnston, spent Saturday
and Sunday very pleasantly in
Edgefeld with friends:
The regular semi-monthly meet
ing of the Edgefeld Rifles will be
held on; Thursday night. All
members are urged to attend.
Read what Messrs Rives Bros.
say in their new advertisement
about their new arrivals for the
holiday shoppers.
Miss Cecil Johnston and Mr.. ].
M. Buzhardt are visiting Mrs. Will
lie McManus in Thompson, Ga, this
week. ~
BE sure to attend the entertain
ment to be given in the college au-
ditorium Friday evening for the
benefit Of the band.
Refreshments will be sold in the
college dining room after the close
of the entertainment on Friday even
ing next for the benefit of the band.
Patronize the band entertainment.
Mrs. Belts Cantelou returned
Saturday after spending ten days
very pleasantly with relatives in
Charleston. Mrs. Cantelou went
over, !: to Savannah to witness the
automobile races on last Thursday.
Don't fail to visit our 10 cents
counter. We have &some startling
values for the money.
W. E. Lynch & Co.
The large gin house on the farm
of Mr. &. IT. Hughes was burned
earlylast Wednesday morning. Sew
eral bales of cotton and about 1900
bushels of cotton seed were des-
troyed. Mr.. Hughes loss after de
ducting the amount of insurance,
8ss00; is about $1,000.
Miss Eliza Minis is constantly re-
ceiiving orders for handpainted china
for birthday and wedding presents.
Now7is the time to place your order
with her for Christmas presents fol
your friends. Very beautiful speci
mems of Miss Minis handiwork can
be seen in the front window of Mes
srs May & Tompkins' store.
Mr.. wv. r. swearingen, who is
,one of the most successful farmers
in the county, says he has sown
more grain this year than he has
ever sown and that he will have
more meat of his own raising. He
has already packed down about q
1000 pounds and has several large
hogs to kill. We like to hear such
reports from farmers. If greater
number would manage as Mr.. Swear
ingen does, it would not matter
very much about the price of cotton.
Fresh currants, seeded raisins
citron and figs at
PENN & HOLSTEIN'S
We alwaya carry complete as'
sortment of fresh drugs and give
especial attention tc all preacrip.
sfiona sent US. "A share of your
patronage solicited.
B. luminous.
Order. some of that delightful
new crop Georgia Syrup from
Dunoyant & Company for breakfast
tomorrow. Many prefer it to maple
syrup. M
For Sale: A large, new twelve
room honse. tenant house, barn. sta