Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-04-03

Mrs. Maggie McDanlel anu ui
Charlie Mcdaniel of the Red Hill
section were in town on Saturday.
Mr.. Fl. M. Herlong of Trenton
came in our Office on Saturday and
paid pleasant call.
Misses Belle and Jane Minnick
spent the week end with the bome
folks in the Pleasant Lane section
Mr. w. B. Cogburn spent several
days in Anderson last week, with
Mrs. Cogburn and Mrs. Craig.
Mrs. A. A. Woodson has remov'
ed to the DeVore Place in our
South West suburbs.
Mr.. John B. Hill has requested
The Advertiser to announce that ne
will not be a candidate for the Of
fee of clerk of court.
Capt. James Fleming, of Angus
ia, and Mr.. Hamilton, of Columbia,
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. F. Moseley on Friday last.
Mrs. J. S. Byrd is visiting her
parents Mr.. gand Mrs. John Fitz-
maurice in Columbia where she
will remain till after Easter.
Mrs. J. p. QUITS with Edith and
the baby went over to Ridge Spring
last week, and visited relatives for
several days.
Mr.. Geo. w. Quarles announces
his candidacy for reelection as su-
pervisor of registration. 1t is prob
able that he will, as heretofore, lead
the entire flock of candidates.
Mrs. George Bussey and the chill
dren came over from their home
near Red Oak Grove on Saturday,
and remained for several days
with Mrs. Bussey's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P, r. Wates.
Subject of sermon at Methodist
church at Trenton next Sunday is
"A young man who nearly sue
ceeded." The hour is p. m. All
are cordially invited especially men
and boys. J. Il. Walker.
Rev. John A. Holland will preach
on next Sunday the 7th inst. at Mt.
Vernon on the Phoenix circuit at
IL O'Clock. His subject will be The
resurrection of Christ" and the text
will be 1st Corinthians 1888.
A big line of children's dresses
Just received. We can sell them
cheaper than you can buy the cloth.
Sizes from 2 to l6. Prices from
49cts up to $3.50, also . large as
sortment of children's Rompers,
sizes / to 6, prices 25c up to 55c.
Rubenstein.
Mr.. E. NJ. Padgett paid visit
10 The Advertiser Office on Satur-
day and reported grain looking
we'll in his section. Mr.. Padgett
is one of the prosperous farmers of
our county living six miles below
Trenton in the Mt. Zion neighbor-
hood. al,
Mr.. J. N. Grifis a Confederate
veteran and one of the best citizens
in The county announces for the of
fee of county commissioner this
week. He filled the Office very &C
ceptably to the people several years
ago and if elected again will do his
utmost to give entire satisfaction
The commissioners of public
works helda meeting few days
ago and elected Mr.. w. N. Bar-
ling to fill the position of city elec-
trician. This is a good selection.
Mr.. Harling has not only the strong
est possible endorsement, but is an
Edgefeld boy who holds a po-
sition at present in Atlanta. He is
a son of Mr.. Whit Harling of Nc
Kendree.
Get your Easter suit now. We are
better prepared this season in this
department than ever before. We
have an elegant line of clothing
most anything you can mention, we
can sell you an all wool blue serge
suit at $3.50 equal to any $500
suit you can buy elsewhere. Give us
a trial is all we ask of you. Remem-
Der I sell everything for less.
Rubenstein.
The Corner Stores annex was
crowded with ladies during the