Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-11-13

Is here VISITING ner pareuts, -hr. aIu
Mrs. Orlando Sheppard.
The floral department Of the fair
will be more attractive this year
than it has been in several years.
If you do not care anything about
the fair, and unfortunately a large
number of farmers do not, bring
the children in to see the carnival.
1t is composed of an aggregation Of
good clean shows.
The Corner Store has two attract
i've advertisements in this issue thai
should prove to be of especial inter
est to the ladies. Mr.. Turner calls
attention to his large stock of shoes
and to the ladies coat suit and
millinery department.
Our furniture department is we'll
supplied with all grades. We can
suit you in anything from the cheap
set to the finest oak or mahogany
bed room suit. Come in to see our
stock.
Ramsey & Jones.
Although lis as early as Tuesday
morning when these lines are being
penned, several very beautiful floats
and a number of exceedingly artis-
tic rigs have already been com .'let-
ed. Everything will be in readiness
for the parades Thursday and Fri
day.
100 ladies trimmed Hats in our
millinery department. These hats
are copies of $500 and $500 mod
els made of fine quality felt velvets
trimmed with fancy wings, ribbons
and bows in all the newest shaded,
also black and white at $l.9S.
Rubenstein.
We have full line of goods on
hand as per exhibit at fair ground.
L. T. May.
As announced in formal notice
published elsewhere in this issue the
law firm of Thurmond and Nichol-
So. has been mutually dissolved.
Mr.. Thurmond will continue TO
practice law in the Office heretofore
occupied by the firm, and MIR.
Nicholson will occupy the Office on
the ground floor of the Addison
building, being next door to the
Office of Messrs, Sheppard Bros.
There is no work pressing on the
farm at this season. Practically all
corn has been gathered, most of the
cats have been sown and but little
cotton remains in the field, 80 come
in to the county fair Thursday and
Friday and bring the whole family.
Encourage the managers by your
presence, if you can do nothing
more.
Inspect my exhibit carefully at
fair ground.
L. T. May.
Come to the fair tomorrow and
Friday and you will see the most
gorgeous parades ever seen in Edge
field. That is saying a great deal,
considering the successful parades
of former years, yet we are conf
dent of what we say. The Adver-
tiser man has already seen some Of
the finished rigs and floats, and
there is no gainsaying the fact that
nothing more artistic has ever been
seen in Edgefeld.
It's very small, selfish father
who will not stop a day and take
the children to the county fair. You
may not be able to take the whole
family to the large fairs in Colum-
bia and Augusta but surely you can
bring them to Edgefeld. The lit
tie fellows vii! greatly enjoy day
spent on the fair grounds. The
carnival will give practically con-
tint Gus performance.
The concert given by the Beulah
Buck Company. under the auspices
of the Beethoven club at Liberty
hall Monday evening drew an audi,
ence which filled the auditorium.
Taken as whole the concert was very
good, the duet and quartet numbers
being particularly pleasing. AS a
reader Mrs. Buck proved mos,
pleasing, and each member Of the
company gave their numbers in a
way that both pleased and gratlfed