Edgefield Advertiser Subscription and Rates for Notices
Edgefield Advertiser lists subscription prices of 1.50 for six months and 75 cents for three months with advance payment. Advertising rates include one inch first insertion at 1.00 and 50 cents for each further insertion, notices at one cent per word each insertion, and other local notices ten cents per line first insertion and five cents per line subsequent. Obituaries and tributes are treated as regular ads with options for six or twelve month contracts.
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S.nt
Jare
New Goods At May Store Draw Early Shoppers
The Wednesday message invites readers to visit Mr. C. E. May’s store to view a replenished stock. Shoppers will have first choice as departments are filled and goods displayed on shelves and counters. Early visitors can expect courteous service and assurances from May. The piece also notes a social event and financial report from The Farmers Bank highlighting strong growth and profits driven by good management.
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C. E. May
Farmers Bank
Presbyterian pastor barred by quarantine in Johnston
In Johnston Sr See it is noted that the Presbyterian church would waive fees as Rev T P Burgess could not preach due to quarantine. Other items mention Rev Hugh Merkergon visiting Anderson, local club meetings, library fundraiser, and troubles at home with illnesses and deaths. An advertising notice promotes Family Preparation sales and Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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Presbyterian Church
T. P. Burgess
Hugh Merkergon
Anderson
Edisto
Mis. Lucas Walker
Jas. Strother
Clara Sawyer
Rebecca
Bethea
Union Meeting Signals Baptist Association Prep
The Edgefield Baptist Association Union Meeting at Plum Branch church of Christ opens Saturday before the 5th Sunday in March at 10 a.m. Missionary sermon by Rev JT Littlejohn. It features queries on Sabbath observance Bible discipline Bible reading and church duties with multiple speakers and a charity sermon at 11 a.m. led by Rev J H Burton and Rev J E Johnson.
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Edgefield Baptist Association
Plum Branch Church of Christ
JT Littlejohn
T J Talbert
P R Waits
Timmerman
PB Lanham
J P Mealing
Mountain Creek Baptist Church
Christ
TE Dorn
J E Johnson
J L Mims
RT Strom
O Sheppard
JS Jordan
N K Bailey
J H Burton
P P Blalock
W L Burnett
L B White
Arthur Brunson
S T E Dorn
T C Callison
Presentment of the Grand Jury March 1903 Epperfield report
The Grand Jury reports after reviewing indictments, with committees named for County Home, County Offices and Books, and Chain Gang. It visits the Jail finding it neat but lacking cotting and weekly baths. urges immediate hygienic upgrades. Flags dangerous bridges on Stevens Creek and Clifton roads, urges repairs. County Home found satisfactory with eighteen inmates and stock for the year. Recommends tools for the Steward and timely court expense provisions. calls for juror pay compliance. Concludes with thanks to officials. A Greenwood paper note praises Rev John A Holland, Krell piano dealer.
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N. M. Jones
Chain Gang
T. P. Morgan
J. D. Cornet
J. J. Garnett
Stevens’ Creek
Prices Mill
Clarks
County Home Committee
Advertised Letters at Edgefield Post Office 1903
Week ending March 14 1903 lists James Carrel Johnnie DeVore Monen Galmon Miss Lonecose Johnson Kattie Monday Mr J D Mims Miss Maggie Talbert Joe Thompson Mrs Julia Scott Mr James Patten Advertised letters must be asked for by name W H Brunson P M Also an ad touting a marvel salve with guaranteed cure for cuts burns and other conditions offered at The Penn Drug Store for 25 cents.
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Edgefield
S. C
James Carrel
Johnnie DeVore
Monen Galmon
Lonecose Johnson
Kattie
J. D. Mims
Maggie Talbert
Joe Thompson
Julia Scott
James Patten
W. H. Brunson
P. M
Penn Drug Store
Question on Bank Funds Seeks Court Ruling
Ful owners of the 16000 in a Columbia bank contend the money should go to the Alliance Exchange. With county alliances dissolved, a court appeal will decide who is entitled to the funds.
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Columbia Bank
Credit O the Alliance Exchange
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Edgefield Addvertiser
J. LC
R. H. Mims
8. C.C.I
Adieus
A. Lez Wapr Gant
Boston Mass
Grove
D. A. J. Bell
E, Freeland
Greenwood
John A. Holland
Holland
Bucklen
Bobbitt Chemical Co
Baltimore
U. Trenisteacntas
Ramsey & Jones
R L. Fox
P. O
Swearingen
Smith Brothers
Augusta
S. Johnson
N. Y
New York
James Ee. Hart
Hart
C. S
AMA
reuKe Ke Corner Store
Inc We
Zephyr
Etimine
Pk’s
W. H. Turner
Actige Int
Liv Non
Dorn & M
Stover
Griffin & Mims
E. J. Mills
May’ & May’s Store
Bank Sbrceteld
Edcefield, S. C
State and County Depository
J.c.sheppard
W. W.adams
J.h.bouknight
J. A. Bennett
M. Cobb
B.S. Holland
A. S. Tompkins
C. Fuller
W. E.prescott
J. C. Sheppard
W. W. Avans
E. J. Mima
J. A. Arren
Ass’t
Insursanc Agency
Firtr Insurance Companies
LIPE
James T. Mims
Cincinnati, Ohio
J. A. Hollard
South Carolina
B. G. Smith
Edghfield, & C
Oland
Lombard, Iron Works & Supply
Augusta, GA
P. J. Berckmans CO
Augusta GA
Masury
H. H Coskery
Broad St
Tennessee
B.l.jones & Son
G. P. Cobb, Lilisin
W. J. Rutherford
R. B. Morris
W J. Rutherford & Co
Reynolds and
Washington Streets
Acatha Woodson
Broad Street
Ladeveze
P.M. Whitman
7Th Street
Utes
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