Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-12-14

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Send in your name for enrollmen
5 in the wheat contest.
a. S. Tompkins, ESQ.,, is in Char
lotte on business.
The barn of Rev. R. G. Shannon
house was burned early Thursday
morning.
DIR. ID. "a. J. Bell is representing
the Parksville Masonic lodge at the
grand lod ge in Charleston.
Mr.. j. w. Cheatham has moved
to Mr.. B. Cantelou's valuable farm,
having rented it for another year.
Messrs. Stewart s. Kernaghan
have number of things suitable
for gifts. Shipment of bicycles just
received. Another shipment of goat
wagons on the road.
We will revise our subscription
list the first of January. Unless
some who are in arrears pay at once
their names will be dropped.
Mr.. A. j. QUITS ofyMeetine
Street will be in Edgefeld and vi,
cinity next week terracing land.
Write him if you need his services.
Messrs. Dunovant & Go. are go
ING to load up old Santa Claus
sleigh with the best and prettiest of
everything.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Mathis, of
Cold Spring, accompanied by their
children, spent Sunday with Mr..
s and Mrs. w. L. Holston.
We hear of,a number of good
things that are being arranged for
the pleasure of the children during
the holidays.
All who are in reach of Golfers
school should attend the pretty play
that will be given at the school
house on Thursday night, Decem-
Der 22nd.
The little folks should study our
pretty front page this week. 1t
presents Santa Claus in his work
shop making pretty things for the
children allover the land.
Misses Genie Horde and Ollie
Miller, two beautiful young ladies'
;of Trenton, spent Wednesday in
Edgefeld as the guests of Miss Coy
Wood.
Messrs. Cantelou & Wilson ad-'
vertise their second shipment of.
horses and mules in this issue. Their
stables will be at the fair grounds,
till January ist.
The Corner Store tells of many
holiday specials in its two advertise
ments this week. Read them over
carefully before you make your Sc
lection of holiday gifts.
Msssrs. May & Prescott an
nounce that they are ready for San
ia Claus. 1t matters not how large
his stockings are they can be filled
at this popular store.
Mr.. B. R. Smith, the corn king
of the county, has sold upwards of
400 bushels of corn from his field
this fall at 81 per bushel. How is
that for making money on corn?
Others can do likewise.
Friendship lodge is represented
at the grand lodge in Charleston
this week by Rev. j. E. Johnson.
The Grove lodge is represented by
Col. j. P.Hogood, and Concordia
lodge by o. Sheppard, w. E. Lott
and B. e. Nicholson.
The regular quarterly statement
of the Bank of Trenton, which is
published in this issue, shows that
institution to be steadily growing.
Each succeeding statement shows.
substantial increase of business.
We have the prettiest stock of
art squares withrugs to match that
we have ever had. Come in and Sc
lect your Christmas gifts. We have
the ingram, Administer, velvet, Will
ton and tapestry Brussels all at low
prices. Ramsey d Jones.
Mr.. Calhoun Mays is now full
fedged attorney, having stood a
very creditable, examination before
the state examining board in Co
lumbia Friday. We are not in
formed as to where MIR. Mays will
locate for the practice Of law.
Mr.. G. w. Watson directs the
attention of the Christmas shoppers