Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-03-16
s Office. No. 81. &
rs Residence. No. l7 gS

gg Residence No. l7:gg
Mr.. and Mrs. B, B. Jones spent
Friday last in Columbia.
Miss Lucille Mobley of Johnston
spent Sunday last with Mrs. W. E.
Lott.
Mr.. j. Rubenstein's millinery
opening will take place next week.
Fullannouncement in our next issue.
If you want braids made, save
your combings and take them to
Mrs. Hatcher.
The Woman's Mission Society Of
the Baptist church will hold its
regular meeting on Friday afternoon
at $3.50 O'clock.
Persons who desire a good second
hand piano at from fifty dollars to
one hundred and over will do well
to see Holland Bros.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet in the Presby-
terian church next Monday after
noon for the annual election of Off
GERS.
Miss Agnes Harris, a most charm
ing young lady from Henderson,
N. c., is the guest of her cousin.
Mrs. John.R. Tompkins.
1 will open a frst-class Chinese
Laundry in the Barker building on
the public square the first of April.
Your work of all kinds solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
John Wing.
The ladies of the Civic League,
under whose auspices. the entertain
ment is to be given at the college
Friday night, will greatly appreci-
ate your patronage and co-opera
ton.
Our friend Sam Taylor says, con-
sidering the present price of pork,
it was a mighty big loss when put
fin the devil in that drove of 1000
hogs caused them to commit suicide
way back in Bible times.
Eggs For Matching ;. White
Plymouth Rock eggs, Is TO, s1.5o,
can be had by calling at The Adj
yertiser Office. Guaranteed TO hatch
II out of 10.
The people of the 9Th judicial
district will be glad Of the opportu-
nifty to vote for Judge John r.
Blackwell again for magistrate. He
has madesa good officer. His an
Inouncenent appears in 1.-the candi-l
dates column This
W Will tell you in bur next issue
when RTYES BROS, will show
aheir pattern Hat and when they
will have their regular Spring Mil
:linery opening. Riyes Bros.
That gallant old veteran, Mr.. Clip
III. Seigler, announces for coroner.
He received the second highest vote
in the primary two years ago, and
Mr.. Seigler's friends over the coun-
.ty will again take great delight III
casting their ballots for him.
Besides selling fifty bushels of
corn from his crib for feeding pur-
poses, our friend Jack Harling is
supplying a number of farmers with
seed corn. He selects his seed corn
from the field which is the only cor
rect way. All who know anything
about Jacks methods and success
pronounce him the champion corn
grower of his section.
Through the appointments of Rev
P.B. Lanham and Rev. L. D.. Gil
lespie preaching services will be
held every Sunday at the mill
chapel. On last Sunday Rev. Mr..
Lanham preached morning and eve
ming and Rey. Mr.. Gillespie con-
Quoted the afternoon service.
MI. j. A, Zimmerman who has
been in the Pullman Cal service for
the past three years is spending this
week with his family. His head
quarters are in Atlanta, running one
day to Charlotte and the next to
Birmingham.
We understand that Mr.. Jerome
III. Courtney is being urged to be-
come a candidate for the legislature.
Mr.. Courtney is a prosperous young
farmer who resides several miles be-
low Trenton. , He is a graduate of
the Citadel and a young man of
very high character. Mr.. Courtney
would make a strong candidate.
Mi. Arthur S. Tompkins called