Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 18, 1909, Image 5
Local News.
Om
The Advertiser's Phones:
Office,
Residence,
No. 61 f J
sidence, No. 17. XL]
Little Elizabeth Lott entertainel
" .visiting at the home of Mrs. Werts'
brother, Mr. John May, in Brjijf\
combe.
Kerosene cadftJer&^allDl
Mav <fc Prescott.
Mr. Jo
Beech I|l
with his'fa&er an
in the county.
Bui5
Law
norn s ^ree*. mis wea*, ur.
for a few days stay at her father's
home near Bethany. On her return
wood will come to Edgeheld for a
T#V0 i?(IOi) 'til 7 lilli
The Advertisei is. indebted to
a?f?&'MJ teils mbt?b? mtine
watermelons we Jiave seen this sea-j
sob>,; I it^il?W'eXs'M?lc?iO'Ey^i
body knows what they are
^ A 7 4
Mrs. A. A. Glover an
lyn are visiting Mrs.? .Forest near
Johnston thisweek' '
has just reti
Ms? KM??en
from-t? week's
price-only 15 cents per gallon.
? * May & Prescott.
The first open boll of cotton that
from the^field of Master R. M
ry last Wednesday. "R. M
worked ?ery hard this year and
a :?ood crop
Rev. TV W Burges vri?t% com
vecMirj?TeBtan?^ HIT wm \wassist
ed by Rev. Mr. Hamilton who has
Rev. Ti Pi BUP?;OOQ-' preached a
p servngM^fiuifeipf ???si4?^^r?J?.r?rt?Su0r
?g dav-raornuig: to a. crowded .bouse.
8 He referred^in his 'opening remarks
R t?rhisT'iTafcent - visit - to-''his former
? charge at Ninety Six, and of his de
?s lightful stjay there among the friends
$ of yore:; ? i.hox\ rf ips sq n;
'at
% Swift's Premium Hams and Geo
ggia Cane syrup a?<9flbfcA SiJgG
TT. TlIUllloTl??.
Superv:is4r<i.fe.l ?!ljV?0A?ft?e Oys
the chaingong is workins?,near.JJfr
hoboth, and will give atteVtwoS^lk
the MartintcTwr^-road as suggested
in the grand jury presentment as
??- that- he, had; previously planned,
: MT. Moultrie has arranged to have
tile worst places in '?he Martintowr
road wnnke?aVsjpfleu ?v* ? ^
I
ices a<e>)?lng belc
^Dr.K.J\[. Light
foot "o? NorEh Augus??j is assisting;
Rev. P. P. Blalock. Splendid at
tendance jisYeported^ at the Sunday
services;lOr. LigVtatbod is cctftSi?er
ed one of the most successf ul preach
ers"lft\ouft^8tal9 ijflxsi^ J^ghtfoat?c
companied bim andi they spent Sue
d8y'^igh?io? i Stro'ni's fountain ?
the hospitable home of Hon. W. A
.^vy^^bli^Uvyout^ T ?rescf iptidi
business. Utmost, care is exercise!
iii'fc^pQp^inJlftff jprescnp?i^^??'a^
only pure, freshdjugs are used. Ou
ppq^^^i^^s?iaWel^i. ??
PENN'& HOLSTEIN,
successors to
Freshman-Who is the smailes
man mentioned in history?
.-Sophomore-I give it up.
' . Freshman-wny, tne liorna
I University Punch BowL
Washington's Plague Spots.
Lie i^jtife-. lcvWj. .marshy ; bo|t-o^
of the Potomac, tpe bree?ing grouni
of malana* g?rmraf These' 'germ
canse chilly fevered, rague,-biliouf
? ness, jaundjee, lassitude, weaknes
* and general 'debility' amr brin,
suff erin g; or ? death '?.' i? tftousamd
yearly. But Electriprf Bitters ?eye
fail to destroy them and cure ma
laria troubles.. Tmrv are best al.
i'ound tonio ?fctl'3ur* f?fV&??'3aV
ever used, ''writes R M James, o
\ LouidfonTfc. Thegb?r) ftjff?l
I liveS^?Mey?fe? blofee? woab?ekan
will prevent typhoid. Try them, 5.0<
Guaranteed by W: ^if?ifl^?^.Cb
Pena & Holstein," successors to (
Penn & So?,<^g$fop?lPW
--Mr...Tl ?-^Ofln? ?L",1*^^ with :
jtf?tb'c?c?^^l?fc? afternoon
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa G. Br<
spent last week "ci&itiasr^ei
Greenwood co
Manly Tfmmons, accompa
e children, has ge ne up $<fc
at to visit her mother.
Prescott want tte public
to know they are selling kerosene
oil at 15 cents per gallon.
Miss Tillie ' Youngblood, is at |
Pine Hill on her customary visit to
the horae# folks in Edgefiejd.
l?t?T SSfrro?xO ni pj
. Mrs. Eugenia Middleton, ? spend
S. B. Mays, attending the meeting
rat-dfarifi-rfiri
Miss Lillie Bushnell, a very pr?t-J
ty debutante ::rojs*?\.ugusta, is the
Miss Eiwardi
i v?v
grues
na
Mrs. W. C. Lynch is visiting her
last
sent
from,.
parents, Mr. and Airs: Wec-rge B:
A M?.rl ffi&t?kfcf? aclmpa
^?eflibV n? ^efl*?JreB, ^ha-iw been
taMO??KMMrthggeB?g Ec gefield
with her parents, Mr. and 91. C.
Parker. ' ? | -
JJ -Honchos// H.^ [R^i^fkrd la for
tuflate in nav?ng a portion nf lasl
loads of old cotton u
the f^$f?*fo ;,.,,}
"ig at
. Rives Bios,
ul .0:1 (iii i)y/.iy^a I . >i
i The finest home-grown appl? that
^ejhaye'seier) tn[ {ev?ral( $e|irsjj were
1 presented'to The Advertiser M$|nday_
jbyJVIrj^>J.Q^i?Ti^sirji I
1 ., Mr. Lorenzo >?Hsby,, a lar?fe cot
?-to? r?feriihaWbf1 West Point, Miss.,
jpent Saturday and Sunday in ;?Cdgp
?aeld with his sister, Mrs. w. ^
All orar summerr goods gd
?sa?rffi?e."Miii 1)9 ?13'1 I
L. R. Brimson came toiljSdge
jiie)rtJ^n\ig:^3r-^3ig^23Bi^gg ? new
Cobb.
,-i
ri
organ that was recently purchased
from "Messrs. Holland Bros. for An
tioch "church.
j aB?e?ms???B?s?M&Beiittdm hp boj
O.. B. Holligswqrth's fini ce
ed th?yieij?
ie aer^. jj
eiincet
if ?craOiaVt kl
li>aje/ari? 9 Kal
i iwy tl
ev. T. r Burgess ann
.?Sunday morning that he will jg'reacji
'a^Tflmstcm^on the 5thv??tnd?|i
^^.j^taMSSal??a in th? ey]
nmg.
. j M?s^Idaj Boatwrigjat of ?iidj
' Spr?r?g1 receivedVVery" cordial wei
5-5ific^rTBc^n^K[3Monday^ an^
Pumday of ihls wek
She wr.s ja
visitor? atr'thf?-' noinel of her Jistet;
|Mrs. Emma Dobson. {[ A, ?
Prof. P. P. i Bhrns .has arrived
in Ed-gefield and wilL, travel ?in the
interest of the S. C. C.' I. (fi ring
?t?e remaindfer o?- dis-vacation* No
member, of Xhfi )r?aqultyi ! ja,- ?m?e be
loved in ?dgefield than Prof. jptirnst.
10% .'J ;
-Rivi?s Bros will maintain the
n^j^utotioinrf thjrjdd house; ?Thev
j.atMtt?'ong^thgjiljQlver in having thc
best and most reliable sh def- in
Ridgefield county. They tave^aoeg
niadesbjy r?^n-ufacturers who'?fand
behind them and they stand beviind
dal wkm?m??Btm?maBze??mxB??
-Tv?r deaths-uccurred SalUi^aj
that will cause genuine sorrow ir
One was thT death o J
f$"*?df?h Matthew s ir
W?MrJ^?i?^h?^ki?f was th(
*fl Bath of Mr. Alex. T. Brown oi
f ?^.g^^r^'7~MrT-%I?"vv?r'-f?sided ii
Edgefield in the early nineties.
jyir. and -M-ijs. WZJS. Robertsor
^jEmd-1 thelr -'children are guests oj
^r.Tand/M^ J- A^-tMay's. Mrs,
Rc^er?sbh-'?B-the--adopted daug?te
of Mr..'andf Mrs. JVIays^andy they al
way*s%ok '-forward beni am ua
visits-, with ;bap$yv anticipations. .:
Rive? Bnos -are now - recefr in;
Sij^h?iPfa^l ?MneZ 9? ' JhQes !.fiom th
ll manufacturers and they carry sac!
im^nu^t^ri' gl^Cifoir^ guaran
?tesd tc* them,and they warrant ever;
(IpaiVqf shae's eyjf^pllL-1? ?>e soll
and as represented.
Miss Sarah Bighamjlhas annoi: ne
fBer daughter
teffeProf. Cleve
land Ryles, of Gordon, Ga. Th
marriage will take place on Wed
nesday, September 8th. Prof. Rvle
teaches mathematics in
1 renvoi ai
the Hig
doc^isaWiieW
something the matter with my held
.3harD-You surely didn't pajr
&l.kr tA- toll yon that!-BOS?O
doctor to' tell
Ti?O?icriiife
li
IMiSIHG F LES?I
in summer can be prevented
by taking I
XEl'SrVrtLSIO?
ifV'?s ber?^i^ln^tnlmer!
and run down it will give youl
b abd build you up.
In fTlfttlo oold mille or water f
J?esfTPart in Post Script.
Heproposed^to her by mail,
b??el;reFo????;"i t?t?n_rfem^^
:crde.'^fsl ?te'dW?j?v?'^|i?
had t?eJ u _
other, side.
Chicago News.
Off For New York.
J^^W^PeaV^iH,J4aye this
fcfese&O'?i? upori CtiS :?timi?? ?rip i to ?
<th? ??fthc#h ?nd':eal8t?mrr^rkets'
:t0j purchase his fall st?ek'of goods
Watch The Advertiser '-forIris an-,1
nou?ic?m?nti'of ?bhe new arrival of I
early fall merchandise.
Mr. ^orga? jj d?e?ted Cotton j
A larg^xn)Uj?3bjfgr(pf farmers came
lots; ?n.-.tb.e.^leation (.tb;atfwas held to
8ef??t1i?v0?tto)fl' werglfier^fo?the towri
o^Mgef?i&2??ft?P coursing {he
ballots Mr. Mor^a??^sK?eclared'
e|fpv?d9'oljK?d??i?^aj?^flrived 196
votes anl^ijiiWft^ljnes
Had not protracted meetings been|
in progress ^at Red Hill, Horn's
'Creelf?J(H@3? anA ?endree, a
greater number of votes would have*
vb_eeu. cast.,.. ^ J.Jj^ir^-^-^.:
Jhe^Anti?x .Nearly : [Completed.j
? Before Mr. Turner returns from
?^.yprk' ih? (Dprnpf/Sit?re's an
nex will be ready to receive tbe
large stbc? pfo;newo millinery and
tailored' Suits' . f?'f Cadres. ' <No w that
he has ample room, Mr: Turner will
f-give- -more attentionto - these" de
I partments, making the annex one
.wVr^oVMadrft. %W?\ room
which was formerly used for the
I millinery will be converted- into a
rest room for out-of-town shoppers.
This will ,be an .innovation that will
11t>?'greatly appreciated.
f Cogenia 1 Party off for New York.
Mr. W. H. Turner, the proprietor
j_oi.theXlorriejLStore,..wilL.leav.e? to
day for New York to make his ant
nual fall purchase of merchandise
4 ^bp rf co^mpam?d by Miss
Samuel, Miss Madge Turner,
"iss Eileen ; Qnzts, Miss;-Sophie
Miras and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. San
ders. Miss Samuel will spend her
time studying the new millinery,
styles" and assisting Mr."'~3?.i?mer in
purchasing his large stock of mil
linery. Missses Madge Turner, Ek
leen Ouzts and Sophie Mims are
spend the entire fortnight seeing?
th??f?b$M W?f? T?rk?. 4 As;!jthp
crops give promise of a large yield,
Mr. ?urner will make larger pur
chases than usual. In due season a
full announcement -will be raad'e of
the. new* purchases!
A Hard Struggle. ?
, ' ' -;. -,-_
Many an Ed gef ield Citizen Finds
Wgti^g^le'Hard. ' M
|l=rrlgitk-2Cfetck^>TTS^^ j
With distressing urinary disort
ders,
Daily existences Tut, a^ struggle^
Nwneed tl keep it up?fr
D$ in's kidjaexpUis will^ure you;
OM hundied- t?ibiis^^Re?ple em
^?xing*bp, 'S. C.";
;?^:oj?^atta6k8 of
^r?a' {avg?od many
years and during "that time tried a
number of remedies.. I received the
best of results from Doan's kidney
pills and I shall: continue using
th?ipL in hope of a complete cur?r It
will always give me pleasure to
recomna??dv this" rem?dy'to other
tafieretf.f'i . ?.. . -
T/?oji saje^byj^aH"dealers.1 Price 50c.
Foster-MUbnirrJCp., Buffalo, N.;T.
sole agen tsj for,the tip lied States,
l&memberthe name-Dbah's and
.AO ,?- Xt '.. ?J ? ?'
We have a few ladies' tailored
wash suits and summer weigh)
?*Ts?c?rte^aTwVw^^ oufr?gard
less of cost.
es Bros.
American r?ady^ ?prsets, a shapi
for ?V?F^^ure ut
Rives Bros.
_*HWu
Any one desiring my profession
al services can-fipd/4ne in. my office
front rooms^ of tue Adamk Building
RsNJCHOLSON, Jr., M.B.
Fresh '?
wheat at
li. /?ft/.
Fresh ' -oat r meal and shredec
B. Tinimons;
kTroB Tc.
;.M'antels, 'tiles and grates. -
. .; ?tew^1?1 & Kernaghan.
Get j our,, prices, . on > corrugate
roofing ?nd'metal sn?rigl?s.
Stewart '& Keniaghan.
?Meetus. for. wagon .and carriag
material...,., ?.y. , , ;
Stewart <fe Kemaghan.
Wanted: Every, housewife i
Edge-field county to see the wondei
ful two-and-a-half-minute 'ch'bru'a
. Stewart ?Tc Kernagh?n.
South Ecigefittld Ef?dge.
'm?^^$$ffi&* bridge,
And- t?ssed'T??r onthe spot.
- - l??^rookTOuilri?i^ 3pw~rrDelow ;
."r- TfreTgir?sli^^i?T^
rr-..:ci'? .oo^?c? ?f?o??T:sH- ?s:, ;.i,
,i "De Sigger^?pri Aseaytf
. /Wlufethe'sar^^^ prepar
ing & coffin".for delivery infrie-store
of the Edgefield Mercant?e.C?mpa
i&i?ri&wiiigt??ls ago, the lining of
a coffin ca?ght fire from a lamp,
J^jninj^QuJJ&e^
red coffin was placed out in the rear
ofSi stfcite, m??&W wi? e^&Pby a
negro. 1??|olI?^mg?iiiorning. Some
what f pighteneol by tbe;ghastly sight,
th6, n?i^i'o, said; j J)a$, . co ?in., jig j ? sho
been,..to bjnJi,.. put^e-, ,njgger,r got
, a . j U_J-: j] ?I I-?L? .; . ?-j j'
N?V r C???p??jr ' Focally Or
?I -iCt Hr// ri?iJo?fe UI?:??J '. I
7?r>Tffee, r8tpBkfift}^erf??.pfi the-#$aver ?
J?ajn 2??jflsj .met! ?Xhuj&da??ii j&ftka'nd
^leqtedjfee fp?o^ingr.p^ce.rfiiilw W.
,^ai?kerv,P?esi4ent3- *T? O* Sheppard,
,yicerpre8?^ent;.i<B. F. jZimp^nnan,
?trea^ur^j;;. j?..JPJ? .Njcl??lsop, (Secreta
ry and j^tpryoeyi,, Tbft? directors are
If. WaiPagi^irpfi* .F.?jZimmerman,
?f.]li, 3rl?x?hj|ni,?TY? Cleveland,
BL ?, 3layjpr,;, j.?} Ci ? Sheppard, W.
W. Adams, Thoa. H. Rainsford and
E.^Padgefit.:;,,!'; .7/ .'[
Thomaterialj is. being,placed up
on the ground for enlarging the
building. Mr.- M.-T. Toney has the
contract for furnishing the lumber^
It Pays to Look Tidy..
Don't.say .that^. it doesn't, matter j
how you look around the h'ouse for
it does matter ? good ' deal! It'mat
ters for the g?n?ral credit of tri? es
tablishment, of which the f?minine
head is the creditable or question
able repr?sentative;' it matters'fri its
example to the children and,'to'the
help; it matters to the husband 'and
father, who usually, if ( he is half a
matf,< feels>?j sen'??: Pf '"pride in the
appearance of his family; It ^oY
encourajjementjtpjm^ COD
?rr?i?h '?no^caTeieisp?ss Tu'?re^B^and,;
wa?te and! destruction . rrmriing^riots
abpu? nis'dw?lfingl ' ?t .isj??? o?the!
important1 dtitws'of every-woman to
keep .herself and , house. in as good,
condition as possible, considering!
her circumstances.
,J::? .; / ? .
. Prize Acre .Disfigured.;
Several days ago the wind blew
down a portion of Mr. Trapp ?Mc-f
Manus' prize Corn, breaking s^me
entirely off. The next day he sent ar. '
old. colored-man to haul the corn to
the bouse that had been broken
:do^v~Imag&~fcMi^^ ]
^urprise-.wjien.he Jeaxned-~tbat two
loads of his prize corn had been cut j
dowrr ?arid ^6iac?lca: ;iip/ ^Instead of i
haujiugjonls that;whiqh was> broken
eiat?rery' dowh^ tbe bld'coto/ed r?an
cut the .corn th?tMd b?i?n bent over
by the wmd. Thi? was, sufficient to
cause Brother" Trarjjf i.&J lose both
his religion and- the "prize, -but^.ve
trust that hfr hasn't yet losi ^either.
Communicate With Mrs. Duno
yant at Once... ?
The ladies of the- Aid and'Mis
sion : Society of the ^Presbyterian
church are arranging for ?-depart
ment at the County Fair wbe knqjyri
as the "Relic Room."
-o-Al^thoiie^wha: bave caayjf?fl^in
the?bape of an heir loom, which
they value for its age or a bit of
history or any other reason, are re
quested to write fot particroa?B.
Full protection^ will' be given to
all the articles, arid tb'pse of special
value will be kept ' tinder glass. ?t
will give us great pleasure to hear"
from you at once, as it is ou: aim
to make this Jihaaieature of the fair,'
and of lasting^aF^e to the county
historically.
M^s,;1^!). Dunovant,
.' ;t^alT|^ii Committee.
For Sale: Qne fine'iliilch cow,
fresh toS pail, third, call; also one
three-year^oid 'donkey^- broken to
harness ?^laddle.?l^'
. Cheatham,
- ->. The Crime of Idleness.
Idleness,'. p^?anS trouble for any
one^Ite the 8ameuvv^th a lazy liver.
It nausea'con^triipation, headache,
jaundice^, sallow- coraplexion^-prm
pies and blotches loss of appetite,
nausea, ?biit[ Dr4? :^ingftl ?NewlL?fe
\pills soon banish liver troubles and
build up. your health. 25?:att W 1
Lynch &"Co.i Penn & HolBtein^ Buc
cessors to G L. Penn &i Sonr :drug
stores* . .- ' ?ii :.' ?.>
, :>n? iy&pb :!J>'F i -:i;?' ,'i\ i>??
Postum, . Creara of wheat- and
Grape N?t8atf, > o.? > .<:. J
. B. Tirnmoiisj .
Full assortment of fresh fanes
crackers and cakes. . '.'
? - - . ; ? B.: Ti'mTiiiras.
--Try-une- -dozen ^frrrrr^r?TB "Witl
glass tops,1:^purely^fiit^ryi^ : -
?H Q 1/ C May'&/PTes?att.
Large stock (6f trunks, suit casei
and traveling bags.- A Prices veri
reasonable.
; RAMSEY & JOKES,
Have you ever tried our "Blui
Ribbon" bedsprings? A 'trial wil]
Satisfy you that there..is'ipthin/
superior. . . bi -->?';
Edgefield Mercantile Co;- ?
She follows fads that are, rage, Beautiful lot of suit cases, travel
----- ^ - C^dge.%fT^
? Try Timmons Bitters for the
liver, kidneys, (and^ aton?a^. jtpnbj
Take up. th* p'ldf waiting; irr^your
home and put fresh, new matting
down. We have a large Assortment
to select from. *
Large assortment of clocks-oak
clocks and1 beautiful parlor clocks.
RAMSEY & JONES.
"Lightning" ice joream freezers at
reaslteftleiteiesSrJlTV/' O'g T?J
May & Psesjcott.
VV nenin need'of ?b?ggy "try " a
hase or Moyer buggy. As to the
a)fying* afic? efis^^djfig^ualities of
Moyer bt?ggps $?k T.:G. Talbert
B lu Jon?s,?? A:;^.?muri'?8,Dr. J. N.
erafto^W^lfc Powell, W.
Swear?ngen, M. C. Parker or J. M.
Cobb.
^JEdgfieldM^^
iii'' Cheaper Ml ne rai Water.
1 WeThave a large supply of Glenn
[ojj-'HlJT^J^^ Lithia water.
yfe 8ei\ (ne Q]enn Springs water at
? ?Try{pu^{Famoi|ipjYojt{i??(po|Fee;3?j ^.75 for five gallons and the Har
cents per pound?
ria Lithia water at 11.50.
Penn & Holstein.
.I?^??) 'jv oui o? iqb?Q iii
?Mmuiwi hin-, '?p?\\i? h(hk (??? oi ?>wr? A
Mili TiJOY^i y/nWhynYi^SkoiUdS^ ,7of (rn;
.... . Daughters to the
wy iri ir Vi ii mun wu tviiW jv^fcJMfW/?rmi Ui l?vmiti?* Wi
t. ".,r /. ,rrr;" South Carouna fr . . ,
Co-E?ty<$ti<^ql ?Institute
sr
ri
fer
I 1. Because only a limited number of boarders is taken, thereby making
possible fox each student to receive the personal attention of the
Facu&y.r^ L k '
? W J. '.touiit'ry: t . 1 JL ^ A J.
3. Handsome new brick buildings with modern improvements Land up-to
9 '
y*datii^ equipments. r |
ErEensrve grounds^Deaut?f?i o?k-'grc^'e-^^kjsurronn^m
5. High-toned, cultured, Christian men and women compose the Faculty;
fourteen "teachers, Vach- a'sp?e??list. " mca^rK. 'T "* ?"V*"T- '"V^
the students will be elevating. . M. ii ai: Hoi S ic"! aJnarstfg
7. The President and ten teachers live in the building with the students.
8. From the time bludents reach Edgefield until they take the , train), for ".
their homes, they are under the watchful care and close personal atteiK . :
r\ j Jfoyof'tye P: ^t?tmt and Eternity. . ,, .
re kegular;study houls nV<?n^'g| afternoon and night under1 the direct ? ?
supervision of iWtetf?bers'. ... r V. . ,
. ft a ' -. ^o. High standard-.thorough conree of s?udy-oiir . work bears ??pse
. [ li M ? ; I inspectibn.^ C \ j j ?J 3 fl i I ' ^ .
ll. In competitive examination for West Point, Annapolis and other ''
scholarships, our students have always been eminently'successfully.
- [j r ) : ;i-2'.? tfn ?cc?l?nt/of o?rj thorough/Litferary Course,, excellent training, in,.
discipline and the general upbuilding of character, morally, and, relig-r
il\?' ' i <J 1 ?QUsly, pjwigradu?jtep'arejalway^ Remand as^eachere, stenograpberti,'
, bookkeepers, etc. | ' . . ,? .... ;.?
viii 11 ? rpable supplied with1 gbdd1, wholesome and \ pjebperfy prepared food ; '
?;?i j ; ' ,eight teachers in dining-room with students, u '.> ?1 . . ! .' - --?..
' JIU ''.'...,=J-' -i*/-* ,v': iMiM?fJfJ ? I'isUa&iUV .>?-f . ?j :
14. Comfortable and home-like bedrooms. No crowding .allowed, m any :, _
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