Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-10-26

Judge j. ". DeVore is holding
court in Chesterfield this week.

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court in Chesterfield this week.
Mrs. AZ. U. Wise has returned
after spending q month in Cameron,
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MI. and Mrs. W B. Cogburn
spent Sunday in Augusta with Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. !Cogburn.
The boys have sent in some
mighty fine corn. They will put
many adult farmers to shame.
For Sale: 9 feather beds also
pillows at 40 cents a pound. Apply
to Mrs. w. S. Adams, South Edge
Miss Mary Buford.
People are coming to the fair by
rail, buggy, wagon, cart, auto and
possibly by air ship.
Lay aside you-: work and meet
your friends and relatives at the
fair Thursday and Friday.
When you are needing JOB print
ing of any kind send your orders to
The Advertiser job. office. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed on every job.
Large stock OF Eberson's Zinc,
Lead and Asbestos paint; impervi-
GUS to waterapd resists the heat Of
the sun.
B. Timmons.
For Sale: One car cotton seed
meal and hulls for sale or exchange
for seed. Apply at my cotton seed
house near old depot site.
C. E. Quarles,
Mr.. Belts Cantelou advertises .
few high class horses in this issue.
They were shipped direct from Lex
ington, KY. This isa good oppor-
tunity to get a high class horse.
Mrs. Minnie Hackett and her
daughter, Miss Lille Hackett, of
Augusta, arevisiting Mrs. Hackett,s
brothers, Messrs. w. s., and w. w.
Adams.
Our stock of plantation hard
ware is complete in every detail.
w. w. Adams q Co.
Another member for next years
boys corn club has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. QUITS.
The Advertiser will welcome James
Byrness QUITS into the club of 1911.
Among lose who attended the
Bates5urg fair from Edgefeld were
Mr.. and Mrs.sB. eB. Jones, Misses
Helen Tillman, Natalie Padgett and
Julia Folk.
New supply of printing material
Just received at The Advertiser of
fcer. Send US your orders when
you need printing of any kind done.
Among the attractive floats and
vehicles in the trades display Fri
day afternoon, will be one repre-
senting the hardware store of
. Messrs. Stewart &Kernaghan. Be-
sides other things, they will have a
gasoline engine in full operation
running a pump andsfeedmill.
Red Hill school opened Monday
morning with Miss Louise Lyon
and Miss Mabel Strom in charge as
teachers. The patrons of this school
are fortunate in securing the servi-
ices of these young ladies.
Mr.. J. NJ. Miner was in town
Monday ard dropped in to see The
Advertiser man as he usually does
when he, comes this way. He gave
a good report of the outlook for the
Parksville fair.
For Sale: six-room two story
dwelling in south Edgefeld. Excel
lent well in yard. Several acres of
good land. Terms easy-apply to
j. NJ. Cobb.
Office over Bank of Edgefeld.
9-2l-4t.
We hear that a $50 pound pump
kin Will be on exhibition at the
Parksville fair, the product of a
West-Side farm. After the aforesaid
pumpkin has been awarded the blue
ribbon it will be hulled
out and the boys will play a game
of base ballEinside. J.
Mr.. James o. Sheppard has been
elected president of the Euphradian,
Literary society of the South Caro-
lima University. This is an honor
of which any young should be
proud. We extend sincere con
glatulations to QUE young friend.
We ha9 never before shown
such a large and varied assortment
of rugs and art squares. The ladies
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