Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-09-16
New Advertisements from Augusta.

"pRooI Beyond. Coar1o ovERsEY $500 TINT
picture ofa Cooking Stovo in another column, and
read the novel yet truthful advertisement which
stands under it. There is no doubt that Fuller
ros's Cooking Stoves havelifted one great burden
atleast from the female heart in fact. from all
hearts, PubLERros keeps many varieties of these
blossed; Cooking Stoves; but it would hardly be
worth 1whileeto specialize them here, aseyery Indy
must be guided in her choice by her own judg-
ment and needs.
J1Mss,G. BAlblEq& Brother This house, so
well known throughout. Edgeheld, sends us new
Advertisement. We beg our friends, and the
friends of tho BAiLIEs, not to pass it by. The
BAILlEs aro making vast improvements in their
building, and their patrons, when they visit
them this full, will find such now and admirable
arrangements as will cause them to open their
eyes inswonder. The lady or gentleman who
visits the establishment Of the ,BAILIEsl will al.
ways be able.t to pr arc the very best goods at
rFc mott lle rates, while the intelligence
audu: nifty of the proprietors make visit to
tho store always pleasant one. And we, nre
sure that EdgcfCld people viii throns to BAiLlEs
more, than ever when we inform them that their
popular and well-beloyed coun,ryman, Capt Rxs.
Mns, ie there, to welcome them; wait on them,
and give them the most advantageous bargains.
Local Items.
The building, fronting on tho public square,
between the fdrer,iser Office and the Store Of
Frazier ,EsSaxpxRs, hns fallen into the posste-
sion of that accomplished archtect--the hardest
working md quickest working. man, South of
Mason Dickson: line-Mr. M. a. .MARKERr;
and he, with most commendablc industry and
public spirit, and without waiting to see how the
Presidential election will turn, has sot to work
and repaired the exterior fore and aft, top and
bottom. And thnswil he do with The interior.
And then he will painr'tbe whole Andsthen the
looks of our pubiclsquare will -bc SO much i'm
thank Mr.. MARKEnr, and bless his spirit Of en-
terprsc. And then, too, will all the neighboring
buildings look, by contrast, shamefully shabby
and ungentce. Wake up, people, wake up Tho
Railroad s coming; and SO also are'sEeMoUR 4.
BLAIn. Wake up, and freshen the outside OF The
platter. More depends upon the outside of the
platter than pe,plo generally acknowledge
Whiten the faces Of your buildings and rouge
their cheeks-wth green, and put roses and gera-
NUNS In your balconies. Grnce and elegance
are principally. on the outside, yet who shall say
that they nre not highly desirable thing,2 ~ llt
And (anothcr item) the most graceful and ele-
CANT thing we have seen lately is u Two-Wheeed
Buggy at tho Carriage Manufactory Of Mossrs.
salrH & JONES of our town. 1t has been designed
by Capt. SMITH and built under his eye There
is something very novel about the under.works,
I'VE don't know, the technical terms) something.
SO new and admirable that Capt. sNIrH's friends
IRE urging him to take out patent for It. This
buggy is painted and decorated in really exquis-
ito style, and with most artistic taste. And all
done right here in Edgeacld When lately in
New York, wo went through md through tho
Carriage and Buggy Establishment
of Brewster, on Broadway und literally We saw
nothing there more beautiful or novel than the
vehicle of which we speak. And nur friend, Gen.
GARY, who was with us Mt the time, and who has
an eyo for tho beautiful, from, women down to
buggies bears US out in this assertion. Go, overy
body. and look at Capt sMIrH's novel and beau
.iful Two Wheeled Buggy.
And whore our third It. m is to como from, the
Lord only knows! Bah after long md painful
.umiuntjon, We give 1t up! But so inspired arc
We by Mr.. MARKERT's neighboring cleaning up,
hat VIC arc going down stairs for broom to
sweep out our upper piazza, which, from long
Southern lszinsss on our part, has become totally
mpassible.