Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-08-24

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Mr.. d. P. Boone. and Mrs. Bell.
QUITS have been spending severa
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Cheatham and Mr.. and Mrs. r. E
Morgan.
The high stepping of Mr.. Warner
Paul can be accounted for by the
arrival of a ten-pound daughter.
Frances Griffin. The fond parents
are receiving the. congratulations Of
their friends.
Attention is directed TO the new
advertisement of the Farmers Bank.
which now has a combined capital
of $102, 900. The Farmers Bank in.
vites its friends among the farmers
to deposit their funds with it when
they sell cotton.
Full supply of betting, packing
and lace leather always on hand.
Stewart d Kernaghan.
Lamar & Lamar, leading real es,
tate dealers of Augusta, advertise
valuable lots, city property, farms
and timber land in this issue. Look
up their advertisement and read
what they say. These gentlemen are
thoroughly reliable. If interested in
what they are advertising, drop
them a card and they will give full,
Ter information.
All millinery is being closed out
below cost. Now is the time to buy
anice hat almost at your own price.
Call and let us prove what we say.
J. Rubenstein.
The Advertiser has been asked
to remind candidates that they
must file statements of their cam
paign expenses with the. Clerk of
Court both just before and just
after the election. Should they fail
to do this their election, if SO for
tunate as to be elected, will be an
nulled.
Our, sober-minded, sedate friend,
John Kemp, is now wearing smiles
of supremest JOY. What does he
care about VINO is elected Tuesday
or what cotton sells for this fail?
He hasn't time to consider such
trivial matters. Johns sole thought
by day and dream by night is of the
little daughter presented to him by
the Stork Tuesday morning.
If you wish to make fine turnips
now is tn e time to begin the prepa
ration of the ground. We can sup
ply you with any of the popular va
rieties of turnips such as White
Globe, Purple Top, Yellow Aber
deem, Flat Dutch, Seven Top, etc.
b. Timmons.|
One or two more rains will ena-
BILE DR.. w. E. Prescott and Messrs:
John Quarles and Frank West to
make enough peayine hay to supply
the county. They have sown large
fields that contain acres upon acres.
We would not undertake to say
really how many acres these gentle
men have inpeas. They are setting
their community a good example.
Call on us for scale beams, all
sizes.
Stewart & Kernaghan.
The Advertiser welcomes Mr..
Wick G.. McCreary back to Edge
field. He has accepted a position
with Mr.. Fl. Ell. Sanders, and will
enter upon his duties early in Oc-
tober. Mr.. McCreary has been
spending the past year in Cheraw
but says he could no longer resist
the the thirst for more park wa
ter" hence his return to Edgefeld.
Mr.. J. Rubenstein has gone to
New York to purchase a large fall
stock of merchandise for his two
stores. He went direct to head
quarters and made the selections in
person. He will give more attention
than usual to his millinery depart
ment. Miss Mabel Kenner will be
in charge of this department this
falk
We were panied to learn Of Mr..
Rufus Johnson's misfortune Sun
day. While returning from Red
Hill church with his family, one of
the bride bits broke and the team
ran, throwing his family out of the
vehicle. The severest injury was the
spraining of his little boys arm
We are very glad that it was nc
worse.
Mr.. B. B. Hare, formerly of Sa
luda county butat present of Wash
ington, d. G., was very cordially
greeted by his friends in E~dgeieid