Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-07-26
Rives Bros.

sold only by
Rives Bros.
The S. G. G. I.faculty for the ses
sion of 19l1-l2 will be the strong
est the institution has ever had. Col
Bailey is an excellent judge of mel
and women, consequently he rarel.
ever makes a mistake when he ha
a place to fill on the faculty.
Buster Brown hose that satisfy
the buyer and guaranteed, for sal'
by
Rives Bros.
Two biggatherings are scheduled
for next week: The annual barbecue
at Clark's Hill by the Savannah
Valley Associated Farmers Clubs
on Wednesday and the picnic al
Centre Spring Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Burnett, Of
Greenwood, are visiting Mrs. Bur
nett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N
Schenk.
We understand that the Edgefeld
merchants will arrange with the
Western Union Telegraph Company
to have the cotton market reports
posted every half hour during the
day when the market opens.
New shipment of ladies' up-to-
date skirts in the late styles at
Rives Bros.
In short time President Bailey
will begin to make certain improve
ments at the S. G. C. L. that he
planned some time ago. Everything
will be in ship shape by the open
ing of the session on the 2sth of
September. The largest student
body in the history of the institu-
tion is expected.
In all strictly so called summer
goods must be sold at prices as not
to be carried over to the next sea-
son, in nice variety at
Rives Bros.
If you wish to make your corn
dance, and your cotton smile, use
cerealite. A car just in.
w. w. Adams & Co.
Mr.. Ed. S. Rives went TO Aiken
on visit to his old home yester-
day.
Misses Rebie and Ruth Morgan
are visiting friends in the Fruit
Hill section. Miss Rebie has been
engaged to teach the Fruit Hill
school again next session. She is an
excellent teacher and the patrons of
the school are fortunate in being
able to secure her services again.
Summer time prices prevail in
Rives Bros shoe department.
Messrs. May &c Prescott have re-
Gently installed two beautiful oak
display cases of the most modern
type for the front of their store.
This progressive firm, which is un-
der the active management of Mr..
L. T. May, keeps abreast of the
times along all lines. Besides the
large stock of heavy groceries, their
shelves are constantly supplid with
the newest and best things in tanc y
groceries.
Just received one car load each
numbers one and two shingles.
w. w. Adams & Co.
The session of l91l-12 of the S.
C. G. /. will open on September
2sth with the largest and strongest
faculty in its history. Parents of
Edgefeld county can not do better
than educate their children right
here at home.
Ex-Gov. J. G. Sheppard, as has
been his custom for many summers,
is spending a month at Glenn
Springs.
Mr.. John Rainsford, than whom
there is no nobler or more capable
young man in South Carolina, has
Joined the throng at Glenn Springs
for few weeks.
Deering mowers and mower re.
pairs. Remember we sell none but
the genuine Deering repairs.
w. w. Adams & Co
Mr.. w. J. Hatcher, the hustling
light and water man from Johnston
went down to Golfers in his cal
Yesterday and closed a deal with
DR.. J. n. Grafton for installing al
acetylene light plant in the lat
ter's residence.
We met DR.. J. B, Adams o:
Plum Branch several days ago, and
his detected countenance was at
tributed to the absence of Mrs
Adams who is in Fort White, Fla.
visiting her father. Capt. T. wv