Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02
office, No. 81. g
9S Residence, No. u. 3


Tell your friends about the COM
ing Of Hon. Seaborn Wright.
When you want job printing ask
central" for phone No. 81.
The advertisement of the Home
Real Estate Agency will appear in
our next issue.
Miss Kate Bitter is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Thom pson, in
Southport, n. G.
Mrs. S. MEG. Simkins Las been
visiting friends in Columbia and
Charleston during the past week.
Mrs. Fannie Tompkins left Mon
day for a visit of several weeks to
relatives in Mobile.
a very rare treat awaits the peo-
pie of our town and county: the OPP
portunity of hearing Hon. Seaborn
Wright Tuesday night next.
The lyceum entertainment Friday
night, the last of the season, will
be the best one of the entire course.
Miss Virginia A~ddisonis visiting
relatives in Columbia and Due West
this week.
Wanted: Forty or fifty boys
under eighteen years to join the
Boys Corn Club. Urge your boy
to Join.
Miss Make Sheppard of Edge
field is visiting her sister, Mrs. D.
o. McColl, Jr., who is here with
her husband during the meeting of
the legislature Sundays State.
Miss Jennie Pattison spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Columbia with.
her sister, Miss Kate. Pattison,
who is astudent at Draughon's bu-
siness college.
DIR. C. w. Cuthbertson visited
his sister, Mrs. B. Timmons, last
week. Dr.. Cuthbertson is a promi
nent dentist, of Washington, D. c.,
who has3amassed considerable wealth
through his practice.
ests FTas.~N-U
Mr.. w. Z. HoIston has accepted
q position in the post-ofice and is
rendering excellent service. Wal.
Ter will do his utmost to give salts
faction in whatever position he may
be placed.
Rent contracts, mortgages of per-
senal property. titles to real eetate'
and mortgages of real estate for sale
a& ghis office. The legal blanks that
Nhe Advertiser sells will stand the
Of the!eourts: sS.
Edgefeld county welcomes such
nyeae4pnagFessive farmers as Mr.
LED Gibson who some weeks ago;
purchased q portion of the Strother
place from Dr. a. III. Corley. MI.
Gibson formerly resided in saluda
county.
Having purchased a comfortable
cart, or more properly, a two-wheel
top buggy, Mr.. S. w. MAYS is now
well equipped for the r. F. D. ser
vice. He can now laugh at rain,
sleet and snow, and with a change
Of horses for each trip he can also
defy the muddy roads.
Mr.. Charlie Roper will leave for
Augusta today to enter the Lom-
bard shops. Charlie is a mechanical
genius and the Lombard shops the
largest in the south, will afford him
q splendid opportunity for the
development of his t lent.
MI. Nd. Hatcher came up from
Johnston Monday, and while here
closed a contract with Can't. O. p.
Bright for installing an acetylene
gas plant in his residence near the
depot. Nj. Hatcher has lighted the
college, several stores and a score
or more residences in Edgefeld.
Mr.. NJ. T. Toney came up from
Johnston Saturday and purchased a
pair of very fine mules from Messrs.
B. L. Jones 81 Son for his constant
" charging lumber business. The
mules were practically of the same
height and build, weighing togethe
about 9,4oo. 1t requires all Of a
good-sized bank account to purchase
such mules nowadays. however,
they are no higher in Edgefeld than
els ,where.
What men think" remarked the
! knowing women, causes full one
: third of all the trouble inthe world
Yes" reioined the mere man, and
! what women say causes the other
two-thirds Chicago Daily News.