Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-03-09

We have been informed that Mr.
Philip Markert is contemplating
selling his large farm on the river
Edge6eld would extend him and hi!
good wife a very cordial welcome
if he should decide to come and live
among US.
Come 500 and select your new
Easter Hat at RIVES BROS, made
by a competent Milliner from Balti
more.--Adv.
Come. to us for your valentines
beautiful and comic, sublime and
ridiculous-from l cent to $3.50
b. Timmons. :.
MI. G. E. Quarles' friends are urg'
ing him to make the race for Coun'
ty Supervisor. Mr.. Quarles is "a
mighty good man but we do not
know whether he will yield to the
solicitations of his friends.
We will tell you in our next issue
when RIVES BROS, will show
their pattern Hat and when they
will have their regular Spring Mil,
linery opening. Rives Bros.
We have the best clothes made at
reasonable price, ask for the Hart
Schaffner & Marx Suit, MERTlN's
the tailors, clothier & furnisher, An
gusta, Ga. : !.
We have just received a shipment
of Tailored Shirt Waist and Tailor.
ed work Suits and a Tailored Skirt
fol, ST. worth $3.50. See them at
once. Rives Bros.
Hon. ]. Q. Sheppard went over
to Columbia Monday on legal bust
ness.
Let every young man carry nls
best girl to the entertainment to be
given Friday night at the college
by the ladies of the Civic League.
Notwithstanding the very hard
winter, we have already had some
real picnic weathe Quite a number
of little folks, those of the age of
Margaret May and George Burgess,
went out On a picnic and search for
flowers Saturday last.
Mr.. Jasper Parks, of Augusta,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Edge.
field with his aunt, Mrs. Emeline
Cartilage.
Refreshments will be served in
the college dining room at the con-
clusion of the program Friday
evening.
DR.. J. A. Dobey, of Johnston,
visited the county seat Monday.
Mrs. James D. Ma,his was among
the Trenton visitors in Edgefeld
Monday. "a.
Owing to the great number of
announcements, attention al not
be called to all of the candidates
cards this week. Special notice will
be given them in our next issue.
Messrs. Quarles & Mellichamp.
of Red Hill, sold 800 bushels OF
corn last week to be delivered from
the car at .Edgefeld. That speaks
we'll for these hustling young coun.
try merchants.
Mrs. A. A. Glover, who has been
quite i%ndisposed for some time, has
gone down to spend some time at
the home of DR.. j. E. Green in Au-
gusta. Her friends hope the change
will prove beneficial.
Mr.. E.. S. Rives has returned from
New York, where he has spent the
past ten days very pleasantly and
pro6tably. His purchases of spring
merchandise for Messrs. Rive<
Bros. are already arriving,
The Red Hill Sunday school will
have a special meeting Sunday morn
ing next.and the Baraca class will
conduct special: exercises in the af.
ternoon. Col. F. n. X. Bailey, &C.
companied by the editor of The
Advertiser or some one else from
Edgefeld, will. attend and address
these meetings.
We understand that several resi-
dences are being improved in the
Golfers section. Mr.. j. L.. Miller
has just completed an II" to his
home. Mr.. E. B. Mathis will soon
make, improvements on his residence
and Mr.. H. w. McKie's handsome
new residence will soon be com
,pleted.
The "Wizard of the Bargain
Counter is at Mr.. J. Rubenstein's,
where he will conduct a clearance
sale for the next: two weeks. com
mencing, Saturday morning next.