Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-03-10

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last evening from Henderson. n.
c., to visit her daughters, Mrs, w.
C. Lynch and Mrs. John r. Tomp-
2kins.
Misses Rosa Lou and Pet La
Grone, Of ] Johnston, spent Monday
in Edgefeld, with their sister, Mrs.
j. E. Hart.
Attention is directed to the new
advertisements ofThe Corner Store,
Rives Bros. w. A. Hart, j. Ruben
stein, Geo. F. Minis and w. w.
Adams & Co.
The suit of DR.. J. T. Pattison
against the Farmers Bank was. called
for trial this "wednesday morn
ing.
The finest musical attraction ever
given in Edgefeld will be that of
the Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Friday evening.
Two valuable tracts of land are
advertised in this issue by< Judge
w. f. Roath to be sold the frs t
Monday in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Lynch have
been showered with congratulations
over the arrival of sweet little
daughter to bless their home.
These balmy spring days. grow
longer and longer by almost.two
minutes each day. The sun willrise
one minute earlier tomorrow and
set one minute later than it did to-
day.
Is yards SO inch soft finished
Bleach for sl.oo at.
The Corner Store.
The Lynch drug store. will give
you more candyNboth chocolate
and bonbons~for a nickle or dime
than you ever bought before.
An Edgefeld lady complains that
she has been so strenuouly enter
tained with social affairs this winter
that she hasn't had an oppor Sunity
to eat an onion for nearly two
months.
Mr.. w. C. McCreary has resign
ed his position with Mr.. III: FL.
Sanders and left on Monday for
Camden, S. c., to accept like po-
.sition in the market of Messrs.
Mosely Bros.
Mr.. G. w. Watson and Mr..
James Rearden have been doing
splendid business since they pur-
chased the lunch counter from Mr..
A. A. Edmunds.
Farmers, you may have to bend
your necks considerably to read
the new advertisement of Messrs.
w. w. Adams & Co. but it will
pay you. Look it UP in this issue.
a certain Edgefeld bachelor sent
a half dollar across several states to
find out howto; save the heels of his
socks and received the following
reply: Cut out the heels with a
sharp pair of scissors and put them
in the top drawer.
Heavy 36-inch Sea Island at sets.
formerly sold for = cents.
The Corner Store.
Hon. B. L. Caughman, member
of the South Carolina Railroad
Commission, was in Edgefeld on
Monday, being out on a tour of in
spection. He left in the afternoon
to inspect the road bed between,
this place and Aiken.
/ desire to inform the ladies and
the shopping public generally that
our new spring goods are now ar
irving daily. We invite them to call
and see our new offerings. Our
goods were all purchased before
the recent rise and our customers
get the benefit of the low price.
j. w. Peak.
We are very much gratifed at
the steady growth of The Advert
ser's subscription list. A number of
the most representative people in
the comtyshave recently come for
ward and said put my name on
your subscription list" planking
down the cash in nearly every in
stance.
Mr.. Charles M. Wates, the pro-
gressive young Clark's Hill mer-
chant, has been in the city for sew
eral days. Mr.. Wates advises all
WHO desire to increase their ayoir-
dupois to make Clark's Hill their
place of abode for several months.
IfMr. Wates continues to increase
in adipose tissue he will soon rival
IN statna tho man who has made