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DGE from Mr ce that time, of a cen V1CISS1 y and suc ADVER e or six in failing sical con {\mt of his Accessary .k which his responsible ition demanded. On this ?unt he has decided to w aside all business cares for a time atleastindulge ;ong needed rest.jvsln the few weeks, however, my r"-s health has winder improved \&? heji| now - restored * fi L -vie^ > I il1 +>:M r?#-factor in mak .gwmd old county o birrong the firs te state. )f today is un; "^great power as id moulder o? lent. Whether which is well Ie, contributes to, roe ofsociety/^H upon the cq*TSe ? maPAP'<4nen^ paper. The [paper will be a high plane, single to the society, and is "led as a poli |he usual ac term. We make it the tidings to the refield rather [ter of discord centin ?all al vantage and right, ad ;ver conduces good to the se bending all the >ur command to advancement of -town and county [oral, intellectual il lines, that failure nec ;nds the paper that of it tue sympa .operation of the >ng whom it is pub earnestly solicit the inancial support of " Edgefield. As -, meaning all that >lies, we purpose svERTiSER com ly with any coun ~ie state, and as ig medium we itable and satis is to advertisers, on of editor is grave responsi we shall strive conscientiously with the fact is not a matter calling merely, if' his action in star of our ef leld of journalism [do justly, to love io walk humbly J.L.MlMS. he missionary the brigands has just been re :ased The solons, by some hook r crooky happen always to Dund up the business of the igislati ve sessions with the xpiration of the forty-da)r ay limit fixed by the consti ition, never?a day earlier nor day later-'-a strange coinci ?nce. dmirals Sampson and re both on the retir resident Roose when he said excuse whatever om eins^Me for any 1er agitation ot iv.;?, un 3ntroversy. .,To keep u.^??. ouid merely do darning ie navy and to the countr In the Senate at Washing >n of late there has been a tw scenes of a warm nature, ?uring the discussion of the hilippino tariff bill, several rely wrangles have occurr I. Senator Tillman was the ;ar leader. We can always Dunt on Benjamin and his itchfork being heard from. The best movement jww7on >ot, and one ev-jCfcgfitizen ie. m o veiner. favor of ?oi^ads. and our.'progress ; a cdm??^flfpends to a very %ffextent upon the irnprov ent of. our roads. If the ?ads leading to Edgefield ere graded and made of a ixture # sand and -clay, the isi nf ss ?t would "draw to this wn wouVJ be marvelous. It ould invite trade, make\the ? "<^^Dus? ness. m<r ana ?r mmW??k ? Senator McLanrin with havir , been .mpi?J?er ly. influenced to su f thr treaty ofhns. t V'SenatorJ?fi^l?^wias abseu ^nga'^^comrnittee work, wbe ^w^tement was made. A frien JprRor hioijhe came forward an addressed the president, reiterate . the charge made by his colleagu Stud denounced it as "a willfu malicious and deliberate lie." ! Thereupon Tillman rushed tc ?{yard McLauriD, the latter also ad vancing. Blows were passed They clinched and were Beparatei "with difficulty. Tillman strucl McLaurin on the forehead and th latter struck Tillman on the LUO. bringing blood. Order being restored the senate weut into executive session, pata iug a resolution declaring tbi South Carolina senators uin con tempt of the senate." The com bataiite were allowed to apologize to the senate for their conduct, Tne transgressors, however* are si lence'! till the rule for contempt ie withdlawn by majority vote of the B.onate. It will probably be thirty days before they will be accorded the privileges of the floor. The dignity of the senate should be preserved. The Thief... ...of Beooity' lg Captured by Brmdfield's Regulator. Thousands of young women are awaking to the fact that inherited comliness has been stoten away and instead of glowing cheeks, bright eyes and smooth brows, the tell-tale wrinkles of pain have taken the place of these former charms. These are the warning feelings I Weak, tired and exhausted ta the morning, no life, no ambi tion to enter upon their former pleasures, Irrit able, cross, discouraged, dull headaches, general I dispirited feeling, sleepless nights, cold feet, poor circulation, "bearing down "pains. All these symptoms indicate deranged and weakened or ?ans. Shattered nerves and exhausted energies oUow the weakened condition of the female organs as surely as night follows day. Save yourself from more terrible results, redeem your youth by taking -- Bradfield'* Female Regulator The mott strengthening, invigorating, naen ?ruai regulator in the world. It relieves painful raejsstruation, profuse men it ru at lon, obstructed ^menstruation, Inflamma tion of the vagina. aUplacement, membre nol raturrh, nervousness, headaches, fett/a. Beauty of-face and symmetry of form are the result of the use of these healln drops. Of druggists 91.00. Our book, Peri eft} lealth :or Women, malled free. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA, GA._ E C Padgett will sell you the rele-J ated Armour Guanos. See him. C.B GARRETT ?ARRETT & Cotton Fact Commissior Liberal advances K TT/^TT onCottonin Store. rxULlU] ;UV?aid. and stool and ttj???t. ''Fully warran jiip'i '^egant cases and expensive ?u8Jy;low pri?es. ADD "SSS. South Carolina is bowed in grief ind humiliation, weeping bitterly as a nother who has been dishonored by 1er sons who could and should have lone honor to her name instead of asting another.blotron" her once fair | ?ame. ?IISS, Hejiry, of Prussia, ar Ww York. Sato relay and j ?jf] be the guest of tho nation " ug bia sojourn uP'in ( I lg|(FORM EE LY : i ; : D ^3pectfnlly announces to th pTf5pTe o? kageneld county that h has jlocat?d in the town of Edge field and opened an office for th tice ofprac DENTISTRY ? all its various lines:" "With four teen (14) years of constant prac tice and ever increasings xperi euee, and with a perfect and prac tical knowledge of the latest ant most scientific methods in dentis try, Dr Smith feels conscious ol being able to give the people ol Edgefield complete satisfaction in s line. Dr Smith's office will be in the Chronicle building, : Sins i Belief. (Complaint uot served.) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD. Court of Common Pleas. Ottaway Henderson.Jessie Jalbert, J P Lovelace, W T Lovelace, Jackson Holloway, Perry Hollo way, Martha Holloway, Joseph Holloway. Belle Holloway, Mag gie Holloway, Lula Holloway, Julius Deason, Julia D.-ason, Georgia Deason, Donnie Deason, Mrs H J Harper, Mrs R H Gar ner, Mrs W H Bruce, Mrs W L Daucus, Mrs W R Montgomery, A J Holloway, T J Holloway, and E P Holloway, Plaintiffs, vs Henry Holloway, Hicks Holloway, Mrs Deborah Self, and Hender sons, Defendants. To the Defendants above Named You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complain^ in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for l he said coun ty, and to serve a copy of your an swer to said complaint on the sub scribers, at their office at Edgefield court house, South Carolina, with in twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service ; and if y.ou fail to an swer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the r< lief demanded in the com plaint. SHEPPARD BROS., Plaintiff's Attorneys. Feb. 6, 1902. W. B COGBURN, C C C P, [SEAL] To Henry Holloway, Hicks Hollo way, and M rn Di borah Self, non resident Defendants: You will each take due notici that the Complaint in tho abovf stated action, is now on file in th< office of the Cleik of Court of com mon pleas, in and for the county of Edgefield, and State of South Carolina. SHEPPARD BROS., V Plaintiff's Attorneys. Feb. 6,1902. . B B BUSSELL, 'ft I RUS ors, and L Merchants. Cor. Rejnoli STA. GA. McIntosh Sis L FIVE book furnished with each ted ior nix years. More 'action? sold at marvel RESS LLARD, Bix, s. e. ^ . There is a good and / valuable ne wspaper for f sale at once^this week -it is,a goocNinvest ? Owen?. irebu;* ly painted-opposite side of streeidj from INfr j MTJobb's residence. Po-F session to he given Jan. 1st. Gar-j^ den and stalls and veryrfine water.(, Terms, ten dollars petjponth. J. WM. THURI Edgefii The World's Greatest Fever Medicine^ Johnson's Tonic do>?s in a day what I' slow Quinine cannot do in lOdays. Esl splendid cures are in striking contra with tne feeble eurea made^by Cjtiinir v If you are utterly wretched. tak,e.B thorough course of JohnfofTs Tobie and' drive.out every trace of -Malarial' poisoning. The wise insum? theTrT lives and^rnewi'ser insure their health! by using Johnson's Chili and Fever^ Tonio. It costs 50 cents if it cureB; not one cent if it does not. MUSI^SCHOOL^I Edgefield, S. C. MISS SOPHY GWALTNEY c resumed her Music Class...at her home, on Monday, the 2d~of Sept. She will b?|)|eaeed^o^Bee^her former pupils, and others who mayT~ wish to take lessone from lier on|F j? ft PIA NO OE VIOLIN. CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAROLINA RAILWAYT^" 'Augusta and Ashville Short Hine. Schedule in effect Jan. 17, 1901.; 1 Lv Augusta. 9 40am 140pm Ar Greenwood.. 1217pm 1130pm Ar Anderson.... 7 .10 p m . Ar Lauroni ... 115 p m V 00 a inf1" Ar Gree.'.vlle.. 2 55pm ./4b a m/A ArG'cnn Sp'gs....4 05pm .. . fa Ar Sparl mbuig.. 3 00 pm S 00 a m1 Ar Saluda 5 23 pm Ar benders '?Ile 551 p m Ar ASIJV ile.700 pm . ?v Atfiv U) . 820 a m .7 JWhSpari inVji I 45 a ra 4 10 pm > : G ree n vii le. ' 55a ni 4 00 p m ^.rLaur?ns ... 30pm 7 00pm Andi''ian.. 6 35 a m ir Greenwood is - 2S p m 5 10 p m ii ??* iain...!' 6 05 p m ... 1048 am Ai Shannah...'.. Ko Li CillKoun Falls ir Ti ne i;rlr - ii Norl dk.:?M ii ??te sburg.^reOOam A . H iel nond.... 8 15 a m -< .* rig" ?ra. 3 55 pm !. Allendale. fi 58 p m ' Pair-Tax . (? 12 p m 1 Ye m assoc. 7 25pm . l:eai fort. 8 Ifi p m .4 T'orl Royal. 8 25p rr ,; Charleston. <{ 5 ava nnail. u Charleston . . j> Ti a ml f Tori Royal . 7 3 ) a niljr " Headfort. '.' J5 a Di ? Yeirassee..... ... ?40a D: ? Fairfax . ;?H)a m w Allendale . ans &m Vr Augusta. ll r.5 a m Close connections at Greenwood for ll points on S.A. L., an 1 C. and G. tail way, and at Spart?nburg with-LrVt ioothern Railwy. For information relative to tickets ates, soehdules, etc.. address w. J. CBVIG, (Jpn. Pass. A gt T xf ir Augusta, Ga. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager, P? w To Nu ?by fte m Central ' I Lv. Jack Savn Ba ru Blae Ar. Cola Lv. Chai Sum Brat Orai Kim Ar. Colu ! Lv. AUK Lv. Ora: Lv. Aik( Lv. Trci " Joh Ax.** CrTd??-. ' Wiu Che: Roc I Ar. Cha I Ar. Dan Ar. Rici Ar. WTE B.H1 Phi: Lv. Co,i Ar. Bp? Asl) Ar. Km Ar. Cin Ar. Loi I Lv. L'>i Lv Ciu Lv. Kn? As* >ay you to examine the. W.^ iglas shoes, and see for "if that they are just jga every way as those for ^ <i you have been paying^ ^ $7. For style, com and service, they y ot be surpassed custom-made shoes. QOBB EDGEFIELD, S. C. Lv. Da: Lv. Chi Ro< Oin Wi Ar. Co Lv. Go Ki s. .xd Cou??Wij)eposfej[ I -.--^-^ E? DIRECTORS gBPPAIlD, W. W.ADAMS, ?KNIGHT, J. A. BENNETT. BB, B. S. HOLLAND. >MPKINS, C. C. FULL CK . K. PRESCOTT. OFFICERS SHEPPARD, President. -- T. W. ADAMS, Vice Presioe..,. E. J. fthMS, Cashier. J. H. ALLEN, Ass't Cashier j As : t ompt and polite attention to busi j ?tour account .solicited. Ins aga Presses. GET OUR PRICES. >mplete Cotton, Saw, Grist, Oil and Utilizer Mill Outfits, Gin, Press, ane Mill, and Shingle'Outfits. Building, Bridge, F actcry, Furic nd Railroad Castings, Railroad, M ll tachinists' and Factory Supplies.! 3eJ?hf^???^n?g7^yectors, Pipe ittiirgs? Saws, Files, Oilers, etc. We \&% every day. Work 150 Hands. oundry, Machine, Boiler, Press'aud Gin Works Repa is Promptly Done _^ ijaril Tm forts & Supply Co AUGUSTA, GAJ TO CURE A COLD IN ONEDAY nke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets ll druggist* refund the mon?-y if i lils to cure. ?. W. Grove's Signatur on each box. 25 Photographs in latest styles, at .ices to suit the times. R. H. MIMB' Stops the Cough Si? -. -- ... . and works off the Cold, native Bremo-Quinine Tablets cure cold in one day. No cure, > 0 pay 'ice 25 cents. i UNKOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING hen you take Grove's Tasteless Chill nie, because the formulais plainly inted Oh every bottle, showing that [pimply Iron und Quinine in a teless form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c Notice to Creditors. LL PERSONS holding claims against the Estate of J S Mo ire and Rosie MeNure are here required to ptove the same be ?e rrie on or before the lBth of cember, 1901, or tLey will be de W. F. ROATHJ Master Edgefield Cou' November ?, 1901. rime at Jacksonvillo and Savannah, Eastern Tims at Other Points. Ii?dnl? iq Kffeot Jvme ?0th. IP."-!. THBOUXD. SWivUJe (P. S).I 8 ?Wa w,ah (So. Ry)..Ig^jg kville mbia . ?>*o.3!?No.;:" ]Daily|Daily 7 45p 12 ?ku 4 JUa 4 2ba 6 lia ?leaton, (So. Ry.. morville. ichvillo . lgeburg. fville. :mbia . usia, (.t?o. Hy. ). aitevillo . iton .. iston . nubia, jnbia, (.Bldg L't Liisboro. iter . k Hill. rlotte ..j.-,; ville.? 4l2p 5 50P 7 '.ma 7 41a J) (Wa g 28a 10 2ia 11 l?ja lliwp 1200ot 2 (Wa 2 45u 4 05a 5 40a 2 .VJT) y ?jp 3 usp S52p 407? 5 45p uaop 1? lop 5 55p ?50p 7 38V 853p UO'JP .12-tea imond ihington . imoro tPa.RR). ladolphia. v York. 6 (Wa 7 35a fl 15a lltta i atp ll 00? ll 20p 210a! 625a 725a 81 80Sa 9 5?a 162p 640p UUOp U35p 2 5Ca' 6 23a1 unbia .. rtauburg ,evil:e .. mnua i lisvilie . 1131a li up 715p 4 0'ja 7?Jp 750p 7 20a 10 20a 2 (Wp 7 lOp 81ua 8 4Ua No.33' Daily ?HVill? cinnati jxville .... leville. irtanburg umbin ... auoa 155a 705a 1035a 215p No.35 Daily 7 80p 8 Pop 8 25a 300p 615 980... ir York(Pa.rt.R).. ladolphia. timr.re. tahi'gt'n (So.Ry).. ibnioau. uaop U05p S2Tp 95Up ii a JV avilie ar)ot:e. 3k. Hill . esler . nnsboro . Imnbia, (BldgSt. lurabia, (U. D.)... inston. en ton. ken . anitevllle. 8 2UU 9 10a 9 44a 10 23a 11 35a ItfUS* lumbia (Ho. Ky). Dgville. angeburg. ?Qchville. immorville. larle-iton. )lumbla (So. Ry.) ackville. irnwell. vaunah . clwonvillo (P.S.). 1^15nl 3 50a li 22a ll ISa r.ulm 4 85a 048-; 955p 10 4Jp 11 15p 12 01a 105n 1200in 140p Utp 230p 221p 304? ?UUp 3 46p 4 42p 5 25p 6 42p 730P ll 40a 120p 133p 3 05p 7 4Jp' 8 Wa 6 05a 6 28a1 7 30a 6 5:a 7 45a 155a 2 32a 5 45a 4 25a 6 57a 7 00a 1 loa 252a 3 07a 4 50a 91 Sleeping Car Service. silent daily passenger sorvico botweon a and Ne.v York. . 3J nacl ?4-New York and Florida Ex Draw, a j-roo ;n sleeping e^rs between ita and New .York. Pullman drawing ...irs be: ween Port Tampa, Jack ^.^araatmh. Wr'-hkigTon and Vow York, aiWry ias cars bet weeir OUM-IOUO and ??on?; and Charlotte and NciVolk. Dining otvff . n4.b/u-iotte and t?ava-ipah. . ??30(1 .>.!-U. S. Fast^Majtt. Throueh ian drawl Maroom buffet sleeoingcarsbo I Jacksonville and NowYorikand Poll ?eopii?K'iHra i>i"v ..??,! AugnstaVid Ohar Janel ?hai'K':in and Richmond, bining gjjitii! niet:s i>i.-o:;!e. Puilraan sleep .i ?h:ri:-? m ?-illo and Columbia, te l?a^J". .?-.?C- j aclison ville and Oiacin -J--J-. -VO, <kS.K?A-N"NON, 15. H. HARDWICK, rdV-P.-d6jft.iii. ili'r., ?cu. Pas. Act., i/vptoe, D. U Washington, D. C y, ?AU>E. R. W.Hl'NT, : --?i. Parr, Ajr>, I i v. Pass. Ag t.. | Atbiuit?^<>"?-jl C)i;ir:.-ilon, X. O. PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 209 7th Street, Augusta, Ga., SIYES FREE EYE TESTS for all defects * tight, grinds the proper glasses and Vf Ai ;,VNTS them. Lenses rut ?r.'r yovr frame while yea wr . ;pjT ET lc'1" " yu n' 50 YEARS* EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS OESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. Anyone sondlnR a slcelch and description ma> utcUly aacertain our opinion free whether ai iventton ls probnbly patentable. Commiinlcn lons strictly conlldcnttiil. IIr.ndboobon l'atcnt? ont tree. Oldest acencjr for securing patents. I Patenta taken through Munn & Co. received-.-i aerial notice, without charco, in the KV I handsomely Illustrated weekly. T,arcc?t cir illation of any pcicntlUo journal. Terms. $3 a car: four months, $L Soldbyuli newsdealcrr.. /lll^N S Co.361Broadv^ New York tiroi:cii Office. CS5 F SU W&?hlmtoa, D. c, to rs -Graduate ot - - ?tar?o veterinary College, TORONTO, CANADA. OfEQII) ti fl" SUPOil B!)fl DEI)f ISL Ofl?co and Infirniary at R. L. Jones' el ablcs, rear of Court Hou f\ JDPTELIEF, S. O? I resppctfully solicit tho pjitroiinge oi' the ? eople.,; ? WT* Will answer telephone/calls om pt ly. 3 NOTE THE Sale of this high-Grade guaranteed line of the best (fi O WINTER X O URTIL MAR?H 10, AU our $4 goods at 3.50. All our 3.50 goods at 3.00 All our 3.00 goods at 2.50. These prices will not hold longer than March 10th and dees not apply to our spring and summer goods. We also offer about fifty pairs of Nos 4, 5 and 6 Ladies $1 and $1.25 shoes at6Sc as long as they last. W H TURNER Hg Sift ll The intrepid -V-wiitod Pro-* war eo-rcspoTlcnt, whi -Ta* aboard the U. s. Jir&'.Ulyn <Ju? ? : i, r tin- nitiru Uv?.- .,? - mo:ichs of the cnmpaiKii. Illustrate.: villi i.hotogr&pb* - IffiF? UUi'.n by thc Author during thc fight. fill''"' Tide ?f?@S$?@&&&t??S5'?? B?ok of Uss Bay* Tti<- true ?tory of the fcmnus cruise of thc Dying Squadron under Commodore v.'infltld Scott Sebley, includ ing the blockade and dr.-tructlon of thc Spanish fleet, TOLl> POS XHii KIRS'! TiRIlS. Contains an Uto; account of thc battle ! :nph "ndorvoracnt and personal y ket>-Admiral Scfcley. iS> ?'Thc facts of ibo ?tory of the movements ami operations of tit? I'lylnc; Squadron as,tho ??utlior tells them ia tins book are correct." -W. S. SOHLET. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, wkin Governor ol New York, said:-''Mr. firsb.-ya's story ls ILc best account I hare heerdor read of thc caral fig?tiag daring the war. It needed Just ns mncb conrade to go.s?oai taking photo graphs as it did to work tbs goos." THE KEV/ YOSK BESALO says:-"Mf. Crabioj. in ?bc telling cf fact*, leaves the nader free lo incite the detection that "several naval officers need a Court of 1 in quiry to r?-esiabli?.'t ticir repatatiens, if they can be rc-estotiished." No subject has ever l>een before the public that has interested er?ryhodv ai. the manner In which Admiral Sehley has been treated, and the American neonlo i demand the full recognition of the Hero of Ssntiajc. This bouk tells every th Inp just as it occurred and the eyewitnesses s:r.v it. Book is sellin" , like wildfire. Liberal commissions, -utflt and books now ready. Send seven 3-cent stamps for ccnvussin?.putflt. ACT QUICK. Now Is thc time to MAKE .MONEY. Price $1.50, $1.75, $2.25, $2.75, according to style of binding desired. AGENTS I Wm B. GONKEY COMPANY WANTED I Sole Publishers, CH2G?GQ. A Free Picture o? Gen.te^o1 Any veteran, who contemplates attending the Reurnon'at^Dalla^^ffir' April 22nd to 25th, will receive a handsome picture of ..c.. .ral L Robert E. Lee, and a copy of his farewell address (suitable for ?f framing), if he will send us his name and address, and the name and address of the Camp to which lie belongs. Your best route to Dallis will be Tia Memphis The Cotton Beltoperatesltsosn trains (twoeach day)from Memphis to Dallas and raher Texas cities without chance. These trains leave Memphis, morning and evening, after the arrival of trains via all Unes, thus offering you closu connections and excellent service. ft B. BAIRD, Traveling Passenger Anent, Allanta, Ga. E. W. la BtAUHE, General Passenger and Ticket Aceat, St tonis. Ba, "Everything1 On Wheels" AT FIELDS & KELLY'S. Carriages, buggies, wagons, bicycles, harness, h orsel ess carriages, etc. If you will stop and see our stock, you iifj go no further. We have the goods and prices to suit m. Remember the place FIELD & KELLY,;^ Broad jtreet AUGUSTA, Georgia.