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?m?tuer Operetta "Pauline", in two Parts, to be Presented in College Au ditorium Friday night Apr. 1, 8 o'clock CAST OF CHARACTERS. ? Pauline-Daughter of Cassady ' Cullie-Servant maid Chickie-A spinster sister of Cassady Name-A village belle Kioma-An Indian fortune teller F5iothei-A widow l?dy '-Child Messenger boy LTaber-A New York journalist Shady-Taber's valet, a colored boy Cassady-Landlord of the Dallas-an inn Professor-A middle-aged school teacher Ohilkoot Ike-An eccentric village character Ruben-A farmer" boy The village physician Uncle Joe-Former slave of the widow lady Sorrow Morrow Borrow i Three insurrection spies Miss Madge Turner Miss Weinona Strom Miss Sophie Mims Miss Lura Mims Miss Henrietta King Miss Ruth Yara Jim Parks Edwin Pelot Mr. Robertson Mr. B. W. Franklin Mr. Hutto Mr. Willis Mr. Kneece Mr: Singletary Mr. Bull Mr. Ralph Walker Mr. Johnson C. Mr. Hill. Mr. A. E. Burash Choras of picnickers, grenadiers and villagers-Misses Ruth Forrest, Rosa McNeil, Maggie Shaffer, Sammie Garder, Lila Fowler, Ger trude Seals, Leila Padgett, Clara Frier, Messrs. Courtney, Boulware, ?t j Humphreys, Clayton J., Neal, Williams H., Woodward, Guyton, Anderson. ARGUMENT .. OPENING SCENE.-A picnic party arrived at the grounds of the Dalles, a country inn. Pauline, the handsome daughter of Cassady, landlord of the^hotel, gives them hearty welcome. Faber, a press cor respondent of New York, who is a kind-hearted, innoce?tly-self-impor l.uant, happy-go-lucky young man, arrives for an outing; he is greeted by bis prior-time holt, who, by request, presents his guesMo the party, to v&om he makes Himself known, much to their enjoyment. The Pro fessor, an early school preceptor to Faber, arrives to enjoy a short vaca tion, at the invitation of his erst-while pupil. There being no one to re .ceivo him, he falls asleep. Three insurgent spies,, disguised as tramps, make themselves at home, until they discover the sleeper, and disappear. -Faber, in his original manner, informally greets his early teacher. The I Jimeditations of Chilk?ot Ike, an eccentric village character, are inter rupted by Chickie. Cullie becomes suspicious. Shady has troubles of his own. Ruben appears, much to the delight of Cullie. Kiomi tells fortunes. Pauline is unhappy over the absence of the Village Physician, who is a very busy man. ?n insurrection has arisen, and a company of Grenadiers has been or-j ered out. The stars^ and stripes are not forgotten. The Village Physi cian pauses long enough to disclose his calling, aspirations, regrets and opes. Chickie.displays authority over the Professor, which is discov ered by Faber, who becomes hilarious; his .flattery fails to control Cullie, j?nd the j?icnic i?arty return for lunch. . The second part opens in the woods, with the girls enjoying a flower tcjurnival. Pauline interprets the language, of the red ?rose. Faber ap " pears and breaks up the party, then proceeds to lay his plans for the siege of the heart of Pauline. Shady, who is very homesick, enters and interrapts the strange soliloquy. The messenger boy escapes death at tt?&hands of Shady, delivers his message, which orders Faber to the scene of riot. This materially alters his modus operandi of love-making, arid changes his mind. A widowed mother, with her little son, making her way back to the old homestead, tarries that the child may rest; both fall asleep. Uncle Joe, the lady's former servant, in search of her, ac- j cfdeutly arriving ?t th? same place, is overjoyed^ to find his "Young Misses." Faber, equipped for his trip, comes upon the "scene. Uncle Joe finds a grandson, and the widow a benefactor. A reception is given Cassady. > Ruben brings word that the insurrection is quelled. The spies, nervously retreating, find nothing of value to carry away, and, disgusted, their old-time habit proves strong, and they march away as in the chain gang. Faber returns with a full account of the riot, gives his blessing rtnS&ed, to all concerned, and love and happiness crowns an eventful day. Augusta's Leading Jewelry Store. UR assortment of Jewelry, cut glass, silver wareand fine watches is unsurpassed. Many new and original. designs from the leading manufacturers in the country. ET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. A. J. RENKL, : I: 708 Broad Street Augusta, Ga, Your fertilizers for this season be sure to t?eus. ? We are handling all the standard . - * rrades, made by several of the leading maiiu tnrers, and can fill your orders promptly. We can also snpply you with ingredients of^nixing at home any formula you desire.. Here's to a fine crop for Edgefield county or 1910. Bay & Prescott NO W is THE TIME To buy a Cole Combination Flanter. Now is the time to apply Nitrate .of] Soda, we have it. Just received a car of Dried Blood. We have all the seasonable goods, such as corn planters, cotton planters, Guano distributors, and farming im plements generally. We also carry in stock a general line of hardware. We solicit your business, drop in and talk the matter with us. Yours truly, W. W. Adams & Co. S. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS smtm My Reds are correct in type, col- b; or, size and breeding. When yoa t buy eggs you want results. .Eggs ?1.50 and ?2.00 15. Can hip anywhere safely. J. H. P. ROPER, Edgefield, S. C. THE m EDGEFIELD, S C. State and County Depository DIRECTORS J, C. SHEPPARD, W. W. ADASIS, J. H. BOUKNIGHT, T. H. RAINSFOR, J, M. COBB, B. S. HOLLAND, A. S. TOMPKINS, C. C. FULLER W. E. PRESCOTT. OFFICERS. . C. SHEPPARD, President. W. W. ADAMS. vice-President. E. J. MIMS, Cashier. J. H. ALLEN, Ass't Cashier. Pay s interest on deposits by special contract. Money to loan on liberal terms: Prompt and polite attention to business. YOUR Account Solicited Dr. F. L. PARKER, Dentist, Johnston, - - S C Over Bank of Johnston. Rsceived fresh shipment of Leg gett's Nabob corn and peas-as nice as if just gathered from the garden Penn ?fe Holstein. NOTICE. My business will Compel rn;* to be away from Edgefield for awhile and I will.leave my accounts at my old stand and any of the following par ties are authorized to receipt for same. Messrs. S. A. Brimson and A. M. Parks and Miss A. Schenk. Respectfully, J. E. Hart. Beautiful mattings and large as sortment of window shades to se lect from. <* Ramsey & Jones. Eggs For Hatching : White Plymouth Rock eggs, 15 fo? ?1.50, can be had by calling at The Ad vertiser office. Guaranteed to hatch 12 out of 15. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that b.v mutual consent the firm of Mims & Cobb has this day been dissolved and James-T. Mims will continue the businessin his name. J. T. Mims, J. M. Cobb. Mar. 21, '10. BUILDING MATERIA^ You should remember when buy" ing any one of the dozen following articles that I save you money on Kerosene Oil Gasoline Machine'Oil Dry Cell Batteries Shingles Brick Lime Cement - 'Lumber Cotton Seed - < * C.S. Hulls C. S. Meal I solicit your patron age. _ Send. Come or Phone me. Phone No. 10. .E S. JOHNSON. James A. Dobey, . DENTAL SURGEON, Johnston, S. C. Office over Farmers Bank Building ^SW ante d . to sell your small town lots . _ and Country farms, demand gc od. For ?ale 12-room house in Edgefield with 1 acre land . ALSO 10-'-ooin house with 70 acre farm. Known as Lewis Jones place. Home Real Estate Agency E. J. NORRIS, Mgr. Full supply of Glenn Springs and Harris Lithia water. Penn & Holstein. Large stock of trunks, suit cases and traveling bags. Prices very reasonable. RAMSEY.& JONES. For Sale. Toole cotton seed. Seventy and eighty-five cent* per bushel. P. B. DAY, Trenton, S. C. Subscribe for The Advertiser pring IS HERE The season is here for discarding heavy toggery and ? donning the Spring and ?summer weights. We have : never been better * j . ? . u, ? prepared to clothe, shoe and ' hat you than now. Everything new and first class-right from the cen ters. of fashion. See our nobby spring ?uits, new hats in straw or felt. Stylish neekWear, Stylish Oxfords and shoes Hoisery and underwear. DORN & MIMS cv-.^> ?^-.^ ??-?^ ?H m Fertilizers for 1910 Edgefield Mercantile Co WM WM mm Pi Announces ready to supply the trade with commercial fertilizers of the highest and most reliable manufacturers for 1910. We have also a good supply of fertilizer ma terials tor mixing at home. Cotton seed meal, Kainit, Syl vinite, muriate of potash, blood, top dressing and nitrate of soda. Weare handling the goods of such well known man ufacturers as Royster, Armour, Georgia Chemical Works American Agricultnral Chemical Co., Navassa, Macmurphy Planters, and several other high class manufacturers.' We can furnish iertilizeis for sandy land ,elay lands lands ;that french -or rust,- fox-Corn'aTicT' graTi?, for cotton and other crops. Call on Mr- irETPaolretro^ Surveying. Having obtained sur veying outfit,I tender my services to the public. J. H. Cantelou, Surveyor. Light Saw, Lathe and Shin gie Mills, Engines, Boilers, Supplies and repairs, Porta qle , Steam and Gasoline En gines, Saw Teeth, Files, Belts and Pipes. WOOD SAWS land SPLITTERS. Gins and Press Repairs. Georgia Chemical Works Fertilizers A4.4. ,$, T HE Celebrated Patpsco, Mastodon, Georgia Formula and other well known brands of * this company need no introduction to the trade g? * as their position is established by 37 years .of ? . % successful results. It is no experiment to use ? % them. * 1 * * * * * ? fi * ^Bn goods, blood and bone goods, Cotton * *S CL % Seed Meal mixtures and other products of this * P 4* o * company are sold at Edgefield by the ? ii ci c$ 4? * fe ? f * 3 OA 4. < t * Edgefield Mercantile Company. See them before buying:. Prompt service ? and faithful attention will be given to all orders. Try LOMBARD. AUGUST V, GA. 'HMMOflS & COR LEV, SURGEON DENTISTS Appointments at Trente >n Wednesdays. ^ rown a ii lr'( e "\\ i i Y ? Sj ? ? LIVERY STABLE I take this means of announcing to the public that I have opened u] a first class livery business in th? stables at the place formerly (?ccu pied by Mr. E. J. Mims on Main street. First-class.teams furnished on short notice. I will niake a specialty of break ing and handling colts. Have had considerable experience in thia kind of work, Call in person or order teams by telephone. J. E. MIMS Armour's Fertilizers || Have four sources of "ammonia. They feed your crop through the entire'grow ing season. ^ They will be sold at:every shipping point in this county. Next week we will tell you in this paper why they are ..the best goods to be had. / * \ . \ Armour Fertilizer Works ATLANTA, GEORGIA