Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-05-19

Serlptlon or advertisements, snoulo
pay Mr.. Wm. p. Calhoun. The ac-
counts of The News were not purs
chased by The Advertiser.
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o. Sheppard, Esq, spent several
days in Sumter and Bishopvllle on
important legal business last week.
We have an ably written article
from the pen of DR.. w. G. Black
: well of Parksville that will appear
next week.
Do not fail to have your premis-.
es ready for the inspection by the
board of health Friday.
SC. G. 7. commencement invita-,
tions are decidedly the neatest and
most artistic that have reached our,
desk during this sweet-girl-graduate
season.
Judge Roath, Judge Allen or some
other member of the official fam
ily'' has had a joggleless jogging
board constructed for court house
visitors and loafers.
9 Mrs. S. S. Tompkins, of Colura-
bia, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Walter, made hurried visit
to. Edgefeld Saturday last, being
guests of Mayor and Mrs.,John r.
Tompkins while here. !.
Mr.. Abner Broadwater has invest
ed in Spartanburg real estate, and
we have learned, with deep regret,
that'he and Mrs. Broadwater CON
template moving to that progress
i've city to make their home.
The officers of Stevens Greek Sun
day school are arranging to have
Children's Day on the second Sun
day in June. We shall have more to
!. say of it in later issue.
For Sale: I will sell cheap a
Washington press in good condi-
ton, roller stand and rollers.
VIM. P. Calhoun.
9 Let everybody in Edgefeld at
tend the exercises in the college aa-
ditorium Friday evening, which
will be decidedly the most delight
full evening of the entire commence
ment.
For Sale: Having purchased an
automobile, / desire to sell my gray
horse; 5 years old, raised in Edge
field county. Good saddler, works
perfectly to buggy, wagon or plow.
F. N. K. Bailey.
DR.. j. T. Pattison, chairman of
the board of health, states in card
this week why the einspection of the
yards in town was not held last
week, and announces that the lin-
spection will take place Friday, the
21st. Put your premises in apple-pie
order and win one of the prizes
offere dbv the Cavic Club.
IS On Tuesday evening, June lst, a
play will be given in the opera
house for the benefit of the Metho,
dist church. The entertainment is
being planned by Miss Annie CHS,
BY, which is sufficient guarantee
that it will be- first-class in every
respect. "A fuller announcement will
be made later.
Mrs. w. E. Rogers, of Glenn.
vile, Ca, a sister-in-law of MIR. NJ,
w. Rogers, came over last week
and was with s.>Rogers during
her last illness. After remaining in
Edgefeld until yesterday, she re.
turned to her home, accompanied
by little Ruby, the only child Of
Mr.. M. w! Rogers, who will, fol
the present, make her home ii
fGlennyille with her uncle and aunt
After seeing what fine alfalfa has
DIR. w. D. QUITS has grown thi:
year, we wonder more than ever
why farmers buy inferior western
hay instead of growing their stock
feed at home. DR.. QUITS also has
fodder and pea vine hay two year.
old in his barn. There is no gooc
reason why every farmer in tht
county can not do likewise.
Photographic: Spring is thu
best time for photographs of al
kinds.
We sell Studebaker buggy ant
wagon nafness-nothing better OF
the market: Prices very reasonable
Edgefeld Mercantile Go
We solicit your prescription
business. Utmost care is exercised
in compounding prescriptions ant