Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-03-18

ders Will receive prompt sIteh-
ton. Satisfaction guaranteed on
every job sent out.
Rev. Leo Gillespie is said to be
a fine gardenrr, being one of The
kind who does not mind welding
the hoe and spade himself. Won
der what lone bachelor wants
with garden full of vegetablesY
"Coming events cast their shad-
ows before them"
Lexington's "bench" will be
tie frst upon which Judge j. w.
DeVore will sit. Governor Ansel
has given official direction to
Judge DeVore to preside over a
special term of court to bs held at
Lexington on April 14th.
Some people in and around
Edgefield have poultry farms on
a small scale but it seems that our
friend Hiram Lowe prefers to con-
duct an OK farm. His faithful
COW gave him start when she
presented him with two bull
calves the other night.
Mrs. ]. B. Boyd, who is now a
resident of Clinton, S. c., spent
Saturday and Sunday in our
town and was very cordially
welcomed by her friends. She re-
sided here among US but COM
paratively a short time but is a
loyal friend OF EdgeGeld.
Au espe cial sale of Gent 9 Ok
ford Ties for two weeks. "a pairs
of 6po Patent leather $4.00 Ok
fords to close out for $2.99, Cash.
Call early and get your sizs.
]. M. Cobb.
The daughters of the Confed-
eracy will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the home OF
Miss Mary Butler on Thursday
afternoon, the 18th, at 4:3O
o'clock. All having Confederate
song books are urged to bring
same.
The Advertiser is pleased to see
that the grounds around the
churches of the town are being
improved and rendered more at
tractive. There is no questioning
the fact that the appearance of
the interior of church and its
Environments is q true index OF
the spiritual life of the church.
Mr.. Henry W. Dobey belongs
10 the Legion of Honor. the ranks
of the Confederate veterans, aud
is wearing the regulation cross,
Notwithstanding the fact that he
ate bareback and fought Yam
KEGS for two and a half years,
some of his friends say-he looks
too young for a Veteran and that
he will be taken for an impostor.
Mr.. T. J. Mcdowell of the Nc
Kendree-Pleasant Lane section
called tn see MS while in Edgefeld
on Yesterday, and Informed us
that another little son has been
added to his family circle, which
is the sixth, and the oldest ona
has only seen eight summers
President Roosevelt is due Mr.
Mcdowell gold medal.
The lauds of the estate of The
late DR.. Horace Parker will be
sold on the fret Monday IN Nc
vsmber next. The farm north O
4 Edgefeld has been cut into fou
tracts. This is valuable piece O
property and will doubtless com.
4 mand good price. There arr
several lots and store that viii
also be sold.
Mr.. w. A. Hart announce
the arrival of his spring stool
in his advertisement. He i
now prepared to shoe ane
clo.he the men and boys from
head to foot in stylish and de
pendable garments. Mr.. Har
invites the public to call an'
inspect his offerings for tn
spring season.
The show of Smith Bros. tha
spread it's tents in Edge6eld com
time ago has been wintering il
Augusta, and through careless
ness on the part Of it's manage
and trainer the large black bea
escaped from its cage on Sunda
last, producing great consterns
tion. If the bear had escape
while here may be it would hav
!, attacked some of the other an
mails, the "tigers," that are roam
ing at large in Edgefsld, aidin
r in exterminating them.
LOST: In the road bvtwee
8 Edgefeld md Boles Mountai
: or on the streets of Edge6eld 9
9 Thursday, March 18th, a purse
] wallet containing between $50 al
500, also soma valuable paper
! The fudel will be suitably reward
! ed by leaving it at this Office
delivering to-
W. A. strom,
: Pleasant Ian