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Edenfield Advertiser Subscription Priee-*S!nt to any address for one y- 1.50; for "ix months. 75c; for three months, 50c, Payable in advance. Write for terms. Bates for Advertising-One inch first insertion, $1.0?; eaeh subsequent insertion, 60c. Want Notices, one cent j ?er \* ord, each insertion. Other local .lotices, ten cents perlin?for first in sertion; five cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Obituaries and Tributes of Respect, Notices of Thanks, and all personal notices of a political nature, are charged for as regular ad vertisements. Liberal contracts made for three, six, and twelve months THE ADVERTISER, Edgefield, S. C. J. L. MIMS, - - - EDITOR. "_ WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1902. THE CAMPAIGN MEETING. . The trite old saying that a good beginning makes a bad ending was amply verified in the conduct of the campaign meeting at Edgefield on last ^Wednesday. The beginning ~ was serene and placid ; the ending stormy, with the break ers running high. Divine presence and guidance was invoked at the opening, while "fuss" X was greatly in evi dence at the closing. Honorable Thos H Rains iord, the connty chairman, who,by the way, wields the gavel in a manner becoming the veteran parliamentarian, called the meeting to order at ?II o'clock. The court house was filled to overflowing with perspiring humanity. A good ly number of Edgefield *s fair daughters graced the occasi on with their presence, which added tone and dignity. ATTORNEY GENERAL, After prayer by the Rev. G..W.Davis the candidates for attorney general, Hon U X Gunter and Hon. W F Stevenson, were introduced. The former spoke first and: made a favorable impression upon his hearers ; his oppon ent, though not possessed of a striking personality, swayed the audience with his giant intellect. Both speakers made good impressions and the race will be a close one. SECRETARY OF STATE. The performers in the sec _and.?u^JMr^ L IkJjrantt^of spoke in the order named. Each one, of course, claimed to be especially qualified to aerve the people as secretary of state. Col. Wilson carried _ the day if one is to judge by the response from the audi ence. ;'> I SUPT. OF EDUCATION. The next speakers introduc ed by the chairman were Prof O B Martin and Hon John J McMahan. The former spoke chiefly in the humorous vein, pointing out his merits and the supposed demerits of his opponent. His speech would amuse and entertain an audi ence but would not edify and enlighten. Hon. John J Mc Mahan in his accustomed dig - nif?ed manner, discussed the subject of education in all of its phases, proving conclusive ly to the audience that he was master of his theme a'special ist at home in the discussion of specirlty. His record is be fore the people and the fruits of his labors in the cause of education will be an imperlsh able monument to him. COMPTROLLER GENERAL. t Three sons of Carolina are , pitted against each other for ; this prize, namely ; Hon W H Sharp, of Lexington, G. L. Walker, bf Greenville, A, W Jones, of Abbeville, and the redoubtable N W Brooker j who is a stranger ( ?) on the Edgefield stump. Senator Sharp may not have the sharp est gaffs but he can crow the loudest and the longest and will probably win the fight.[ ADJUTANT & INSPECTOR GEN. Those who desire to wear - regimentals and give orders to the soldiers boys came next. Col J C Boyd of Green ville, ? survivor of the Lost Cause spoke first, stating his claims to the office and urged the veterans and sons of ve erans to support him. Col Jno D Frost, of Columbia, a cita del graduate and a survivor of the Spanish-American war, set forth in a very eloquent manner his fitness for then place. Next came Capt J Ml Patrick, who for 18 years was I commandant of P M I cadets, ?asking for the support of the people of Edgefield county. Messrs. Ayre and Rouse were absent. The goal (and gold) will be reached by Col Boyd or Col Frost. R. R. COMMISSIONER. There are only ten aspi ants for this office which cs ablishes the fact that the job 5 as fat as some who desire o lilt it. Our space will n >t >ermit the publishing of all lames of the numerous can [idates for this office. We rc rret that all of them cannot >e elected for all are on thc mxious bench. MONT PELEE. At this stage of the game Mont Pelee began tc emit rolumes of Tillman and Tal 3ert gas. The enthusiasm of :he audience was passive up to this time but at the ap proach of the firing?f the big guns the pent up enthusiasm began to assert itself. With many partisan spirit reenforc ed and augmented by the spir it of the ruler of the nether world [seemed to dethrone reason, and order was chang ed to chaos, chaos to pande monium. FOR GOVERNOR. The Hon M F Ansel, of Greenville, was the first of star performers to make his appearance upon the stage. He paid tribute to the beau tiful and noble women ol Edgefield in very appropriate and graceful terms. Mr Ansel at once took up thc issues of the day. He favored improve ment of the roads, a generous support of the old soldiers ond is a champion of the dis pensary and common schools. Mr Ansel impressed his hear ers as being a man of unusual ability. Iiis speech was well received by the audience, and as he closed he scored a hit with his brother Crafford and the gray mare anecdote. A part of the audience was now getting warmed up, ow, lng to the effects of the weath j er, enthusiasm and dispensary I liquor. Simultaneous cries j were heard for Tillman and ; Talbert. The friends of both candidate seemed to vie with each other as to who could yell the loudest and longest. Chairman Rainsford finally quelled the noisy ones and in troduced Captain D C Hey ward. But for the heelers I that were present this gentle man would h?ve been given a I nap: ^GO^WPEer-^r\fi0Tarife He stated his platform in an eloquent and forcible manner. Capt Hey ward is a farmer from Colleton county and lias never offered for office be fore. Regrets that he was treated with such gross dis courtesy can be heard on ev ery hand and the impression prevails that it won many votes for him. Again vociferous yells were set up for Cols. Tillman and Talbert by their over-zealous supporters. With great dif ficulty the chairman managed to wedge in the introduction of Col Talbert who, like Capt Heyward, spoke against odds. This honored son of Edge field discussed the viral ques tions of the day after paymg his respects to the ladies. He is unconditionally opposed to trusts and combinations, fa vors the good roads move ment and stands firmly for the education of the masses in the common schools, at the same time he casts no stones at higher education. Col Talbert favors education of the white children by the tax es of the white people and HERE'S A BABY ITS MOTHER IS WELL. The baby ls healthy because during gestation its mother used the purely vegetable liniment. Mother's Friend. ? " i Mother'*Friend isa soothing, softening, relax- > lng oil, a muscle maker, invlgonttur and fm I len- a er. lt puts new power into your bacS: and hips E A Coming mother nibs It iii from the outside \ with her own pretty fairers,-no tl.-in; mull .?raHowInjf ol nasty dnigs-nu inside treatment The state of th? motlier dorins ?estallo . mav influence the disposition and wnole future <.| tl child; that il why mol ers show d watch treiri condition ai.d U e themselves from min. ||, , health, that of the child and tln-ir liv s, dei.cn on keeping free l r.-n torture, worry and meian choly. He pf,good cheer, strong of heart am peaceful mind. Mother^ Friend eau mid will inake you so. bearing down pains murnini sickness, soreness of brcust and ?.,t :.r ? all relieved and diminished by ||iis womleriV! I remedy backed liv two score ye.ss ofswcci / Ol druggists .?;.; <> Send for our book-Motherhood-free. THE BRADFICLO REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA. GA. aiwca,"8. ?., iroT. M. ?*.-! WM fc^**Ttl*i1lFr, " tor it wm asaUl ia W?fc!ar traab??. MiT?,WV?.'??f ?aro aoastr-awat uaoa Ka ?se of ?ruff? an* ??.nfflftV itdren, asoneof the necessities when ibero is anew baby in ducation of the colored poo le by their taxes. This idea ; becoming more popular cv ry day. Col. Talbert made a ery strong speech and clos d amid deafening cries for Cillman and Talbert. Two ?ry large Md beautiful bq# [uets wer??sentiup to Col Talbert at the conclusion of lis speechv jNIout Pelee was now eclips :d and distanced in its belch ngs by the pandemorium hat reigned. Col Talbert had >een interrupted by Col Till nan's friends and now the riends of Col Talbert seemed letermined that his opponent ?hould not be heard.Chairman Gainsford and Col Talbert en leavored to restore order but :heir efforts were in vain Zo\ Tillman was introduced md made repeated efforts to speak but could not bc heard for the deafening cries and yells for Talbert and Tillman. All of thc Comanche Indians that ever roamed the forests rind all the jack-asses on the blue grass fields o*f old Ken tucky with their combined whoops and brays could not have drowned the yells of t'n i s crowd, much to thc shame of the 1 ..er. Unless some of them curb themselves they will find their ears lengthening and their voices becoming more sonorous.We, had congratulated ?dgetield upon her having now no,poli tical fanatics within her bor ders. 'But not so. oar congru- ' tulrttions were premature The friends of Col Tillman and Col Talbert having car ried them from the building order, was restored and that, Christian gentleman, Dr W! H Timmerman, announced his candidacy and staled very briefly Ivs platform. Also Messrs. Garv, Blease and Sloan in a few word:] an nounced their candidacy for the office of lieutenant-gov j- ' - b.>- . our old count}' may never bc afflicted with such another day. 9A?M PAIN Athens. Tenn., Jen. 27,1901. ?Ever since ibo firat appearance of my mrases they wore very irregular and I -suffered with great min io my hips, pacK, Htomaell and kpx, with terrible' Maring down, pains i:i t!:u abdomen. Dunn}: the pant month I have beca taking Wine cf Cardai ;iud Thodford'a g Blaek-Drauirht. and 1 paused the month- Sf hr period without pain for tho Drat timo d m years NANNIE DAVIS. fr > C Cd What is lifo wcrlh io a woman suffer ing like Nannie Davis suffered? Yet there are women in thousands of homes to-day who are bearing those terribio menstrual pains in silence. If you are one of these we want to say that this same Saiti&a ^sMS?, ??? fei? ? will bring you permanent relief. Con solo yourself with the knowledge {hat 1,000,000 women have bsen completely cured by Wine of Cardui. These wom en suffered from lencorrhooa. irregular menses, headache, backache, and 2 bearing down pains. Winn of Cardtii ? will stop al! these aches and pains j ?0? you. P;i.-chr.so 3 S1.00 botflo nf j Wine cf Car??i' ?o-fiay and ir.ko ii in I the privacy of your horns. Foradrk-c ami literMur roma "Uhu Ijiaun* A Ti.e Cbattaaooga il edi rcuii. Dressmaking --Establishment - - I take (his means of inform ing my Edgpfield friends thal I h a VP reo po ne cl my drepsinaking establishment ar. 918 Broad St.. Augusta, Ga. First class work at reasonable prices. See me before placing your work. MRS. AGATHA WOODS ON S 6 18 BROAD ST. - AUGUST* Sj TO CURE A COLD IN ONEDAY ake Laxativo Bromo Quinine Tablets . ll druggist* refund the mon'y if il uls io cure. E. W. Grove's signature ! <MI each box. tn !._-> ?/) " _ BrllrtlMM ""'I Only i.onuliie. '-./v*-'r\SAFK. ?IwariralbM? L?ulle?,a*Unuzlrt ?? f"r CHlCHKSTlSirS KNGLIS1I '"W^'CK^IH KED aa^i <;.,;,! awtaltk I???* Fralsd ."V s>?i| jf'? U??ribbMi. Taki* MO nf hen Kt-rtmc ?i W> V.VJ( Da?Bcr?aa Kabattia?m? und liultu T? itnii?. Bujof /Mi inn ..r >i, l I.-, ia MaaiM AK HnrtlrnUm. TtwtlmoiiUla ???I "I?flli-rri.rl.iiilIi-?.-|fi U:ter I.? rc tum Mull. IO.IM10 rVmilnoBlaR Sahib* all Drugglau. Vftfcrknrte'r Chemical Co.. IDUOU tula paper, lludtnou Sq oar?, 1'lliLA., l'A. The ?est Picscriptions hr li alar, bills and Fever is a bull le ul G hov*. A.8TKLKS6 Gil I LL TOKIO. Jt LS bimp) V on and quinine in a las tele.?? lorn. 0 cure-no Dav. I'rice 5Ci: j Cures G^'-pra-'niariiUin, Diarrhoca.Dysentery, and the Bowel Troubles of Children of Any Age: -JAids Digestion, regulates ^EfiSvS&M the Bowels. Strengthens . n . . the Child and Makes it Druggists, TEETHING EASY. MOFFETT. M. D., CT. LOUIS, MO. iSftw r?y kK?S?Ul ?ndi.fr*? lr? to?W ? ?kat we have ?Imo t. ref** lt, nf'.er uss with taree thohouso and until tho tecthinff troubles w? otcr, wi4 ' tho horrid ftull that so many pcoplo use to keep Weir acer Doily Times and Weekly Times-ilcssanger.; ?>U>A\*f "I." Two gallant survivors of ld company "I," whom vc greatly honor and revere, ave requested us to urge the urvivors of this grand old :ompany to meet at :ourt house on Saturday, July 2 th, the day of the . reunion if apart of Butler's brigade. rVjfile company ';I?; was not n this brigade. Gen. M. C. Sutler was its first captain md the surviving members eize this occasion, wnich is a .cry appropriate one, to hold i company .reunion. Wc honor every man who inswered the call, of duty and lon ned the gray uniform and nay the God OT battles smite is when wc fail to do them ?onor, but we have a peculiar iffection for those who enlis ed and fought under the janner of company for :hey were the comrades in inns of the father of thc writer. Only sixteen of this gallant jody of men are living and this reunion will be a sweet experience to each one who attends it. Thc tim 1 allotted to them on this earth will not permit of many more reun ions here but hereafter 'may this company be a reunited band throughout ail eternity. % DON'T WA?T.1 I If vou knew how SCOTT'S 1 I EMULSION wou?d build you | i up, increase your weight, ; ' strengthen your v/eaR throat I and kmp ar.d put you in con I dition . for next winter, you I would be*in to take it now. SB Send for frre sample, nnd try it. Si SCOTT fr. BOWNE. Chemists, ffl r 41.9:415 Pearl Street, New York. Ba Q soc. nnd<t.00j nil druggists. 'S! Hampton Memorial Fund. At Hi" request of thc C.'iitral com mittee, 1 have consented to act us ?County Chairman for the j urpos-? of raisin? funds for the erection of a gmtnlilo ituuiiiiufjntto. ' ' - "'-np t -i\lo.'J-^. glorious li le-work of General Hamp ton loth ou ?he field of battle and in thc?redcmption of the state from the horrors of reconstuctioii, I fe.-l tore that they will deem ii a privilege to be allowed to take purl in building to his memory a monument that will attest to l"niure generations tim gratitude, devotion and honor ia which he was held by all South Carolinians of his day. While we cannot hope to give full expression to these sentiments in cold marble or bronze, still it is our duty and ia within our power to erect ? shalt that will in some degree express them, and pointing upward remind our people of the sublime heights of the character ol'our departed hero. I would like tor everyman, woman and child in Edgefield county to con tribute what they can to rfu's cause and let our county bear a worthy part in honoring Hampton's memory. Semi your subscription to me at once. The receipt of :'.ll contribu tions will be acknowledged in the papers. Respectfully, B. E. NICHOLSON. SAVED FEO il AX AWFUL FATE ''Everybody said I had consump tion,1'writes Airs A M Shields, of Ch a ni bo rs bur g. Pa., "I waa so low Elf tor G mos of severo sicklies, caus ed by hay 'ever and asthma, tba: few thought 1 could get well, but [learned of the marvelous meritof Dr. King's New Discovery for con sumption, used il and was complete ly cured." For desperate throat and uug disease it is the safest euro in he world, and is infallible for coughs, colds and bronchial affec ioi.s, G. L. Penn tfe Sou gu ar in toe every 50c nnd $1,00 bottle, and give Irial hollies free. - - i J Xi . v. w .. 'lu? Ul mlu u! i? y OclDT OUR PRICES. Complete ( lotion, Saw, Crist, Or and fertiliser Mill Outfits, Gin, Pres?, Jane Mill, and Shingle Out fi tr. Building',Cridge, Factory, Furic ind Railroad Casting.0, Raiin jul, Mp darin II isis'and Factory Supplies. Belting, Packing, Injectors, Pipe ."?nings,Saws, Files, Oilers, etc. We a=t every day. Work lf>0 Hands, foundry, Machine, Boiler, i'ress a nd Oin Work r^P* lirpn is Promptly flem rd Iron Werls & Supply Ci Af JUSTA. CA To (he Publie, ?. Ii you wanl (ir"<-c|ap8 HHMI and lininy lirii.g your ci>rn to un lill. I grind every Sat nrdny j1 lorning. Come one; hud you will line nguiu, Satisfaction mmr mei tl. S. A. HOLSTEIN. Kon ( hern I?, f?. SV?M-d?b*. Train.-, 'iave Kdgi field fer Trenton illumina, A ii ?4 usu, Aiken, eic. No ?ll, exp pi Sunday, .">::;'! a. ni; Nu, 13;; i ?Iv* 1 :l" p m. Train? arrive al KdirMield, No. GP xeptSunday, 11 tfo a. rn; Xe PM lily, 4:25. i OUR IU?/ Specialties Dozen W. B.& R. A G. CORSETS. Girdles and Straight front stvlcs. ? LAWNS * DIMITIES, CHECK NAINSOOK AND FIGURED M U S L I N , I Mercerized Chambrays. New '. Laces and Embroideries. The best India Linens at 5c, 7c, 8c, ioc and 15c on the market. Be sure to examine ours ; before you buy. DOG 8 SI713 3STAGT- FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS CA, G Ul F FIN. E. J. MTMS I GRIFFIN & MIMS. FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENT 0 Thc Companies in- r pn'S'-nt ur" :imottj? rfie ??iroi-st und must repu table in.tho world. Any luipi LOSSfulniHteil :n us will nceivo prompt attention. Oi??cisfover May & May's Store. BIG REDUCTIONS TD v ^3" . -S y ?jji'? 1 will lor a short while IHM kc a Hie Crr in jill FRICES (>n all Summer Goods f.'? CASH- Will (Hil Positively no goods charged at these pri?es. IJ?!? We have a large lot ot ?nS jjjjj on hand and do not want to carry them over jjjlj [j till another season, and make this reduction in SDH order to move them. Come early and get j! [j the choice bargains. Respectfully, jj [j Ri # HART * BUILDING, # . EDGEFIELD,.s c SIMS lor IM. (Complaint* not seived.) STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY or EDGEFIELD. Court of Common Pleas. Mrs J M Dwelle, Mrs T M Cooper, Miss Esther M Henry and J A Hen ry, Plaintiffs. against Celine II Henry. Emma H Jlenrv, S S Henry, Mrs* J W Gililand, Mrs Janie Marks, .Tellerson D 'J'al bert, Fred T Lockhart, and .J V "Wilson, as administrator o? Hie es tate of Amelia F Averetr, deceased, Defendants. To the Defendants above named : You are hereby summouecl and required to answer tho complaint in this action which is filed in tlie office.of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for eaid county and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscrib ers at their office at Edgofiold C. H. S. C. within twenty days af tor | 'he service hereof,exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff's iii .his action will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded in the com . plaint. "SAMUEL H. SIBLEY, EDWIN TI. FOLK. Plai itiff's Attorneys. Edgefield, S. C., May 27?h, ?902. To the Infant; refendants, Celine II Henry and Kinma II Henry, above na ried : Y iu will please take duo not me that if you tai! t i have a Guardian nd Urem appointed to represei t your interest in the above entitled action within twenty days from l he dale of i be serving uf a copy of Hie summons, and this notice upon you, tl.at then the plaintiff will nyply for the ap poin.iinent of sud; Guardian ad liteni in tiie mann?r ami according to the forms prescribed In I? w. V SA-.MUKL H SIHI/EY, EDWIN IL FOLK, Plainl tl's Attorneys. Al Ay 27, ID02. To fie Defendants, Celine It Hen ri, lim ma II 11'Mi rv, S S Henry, Mrs .1 U C. i ll i In ntl. Mrs .lanie Murk?, Jeflerson D Talbert, Fred T Lo<k har'and J I* H ?Ison, a1? adminittrn tors of the estate An elia K Aieretl deceased : Yeti will pl?ase Ink'' du? nolie lifl <be Complaii t m I be a bow ;lntet! net ?Ol , is lu iv on tili- in lb" .lTiiceof IhoCleik nf Court ol'com oon ?id'MiP, in and for iii'- county it Eek' finid, ??nd Stale ol Foulli 'aro rina. SA M I EL H. SI BLI? Y, EDWIN H. FOLK, Plain! iff* Allon eys. Alte.-t: W.B. C?GB?liX, [?BAI.J CC C. P. in and for the Count I of Xdgi ibid, S. C, Examination Notice. A competitive examination to fiil ibo vacancy in the Edgefeld County Scholarship of the College of Charleston will beheld in the off ico of Judge of Probate ?it ridgefield, S. C., on Saturday, the 20th day of July, 1902. A. R. "NICHOLSON. Co. Supt. nf Education. J. D. ALLEN, J.P.E.C. Winthrop Examination. Those desiring to compete for the Winthrop college scholarship will take notice that an examina tion will be held at Edgefield court house on July 11th, for the pur pose of awarding the said scholar ship. A. R. NICHOLSON-, Supt. E. E. C. Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. taxative Breuio-'Quinine Tablets cure i cole! ?none day. Xo cure, ? o pay Price 25 cents. I IrrfiiiRiil S Sae51 S ?t?%$W 3 R ?W? i MONTHLY MAGAZINE A FAMILY LIBRARY j The Best lo Gurreii? U\m\m \ j 12 COMPLETE NOVELS YEARLY MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.60 PER YEAR ; 25 CTS. A COPY NO CONTINUED STORIES , EVERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITSELF j [1 KNOW WHAT U AUK TAKING IV hf n you take Grove's Tasteless Chill runic because the formula is plaint] irintud (?ti every bo.tie showing that t is simply tren .nd Quinine in a LS te less lorin. N o '.ure, no pay. 50e. FOR KENT. A five room dwelling house on Vddison street, lins barn, stables, nt, pasture and a good well of rater. Applv lo J. L. MEMS. li li NOTICE Tho Char leal ?in and Western r'tirn ina Kn 11 wa y l??*fr to announce thai ar alitements have been perfected eftVc ive al once, w hereby HUH' mik bonks if their Issue wi!I h?* honored over all i iris rf Nie plant ryMfin <>!' Kailways 'Iii-; arrangement will no doubt be of nreresl 'o the travelling public, W .1 CRAIG, G P /?. VE PAY R. R. FARE AND ONDE* $5,000 OepoFlt, Gunrnnteo oo trp.EK souoi.Ansuirs. no A KU AT COST. Writ.' QuIOk to OA.-A LA, BUSl.NKS.-) COLLKUK, MACON, OA m m Hil UV?, .ss* mi?w THE ARTISTS FAVORITE, The Matchless Unsurpassed in touch tone, work manship anti durability. bold on TERMS Of EASY PAY MW: ! Factory and Warerooms, J Cincinnati, Ohio. S !.. IM t n? J A. rfOLLABD, Traveling Agent for s>outh Carolina, NINETY-SIX, S. e. MILLINERY. AND FINE DRESS- MAKING I ?lill T ^nrEl.ovvMi" a very large assortment of Lad OB- Bttk>n,w? \ large slock of trimnnnge always on hand. CQ See our now chapea in the rough straw, also the Rea? ? .0- 4 ii! wear Hals in all the stylish shapes. . . .. jj l!? We hav, a bountiful assortment of Mis.es Hats and Chil- h ! H ldp.li. Silk and Lawn Bonnuto. My entire stock ie new A i1: A\~?^ SOLICIT the patronage of the people in ?\ W\\VIK? nRFSS MAKING. Our experience enables us to.! WTi FIT and SATISFACTION to those j tl: ?ace work with us. R*W*0W*?,r. j fi Ulli ll MISS MARY BUF?RD, HTV/^I T? T>T MA ?j| N0BBI8 BUILDING .EDGEFIELD |j $ KEEP COOL I We have Oxford?, Strap Slippers and House slippeis FOR THE LADIES. _ . , We have low cul congress dices and Oxfords - - - FOR TKE M KN. St rao slippers for the CHILDREN. T SEE our serge coats and suits and Alpaca and Sicilian coats Comul. te line of negligee shins and Summer furnishing*. . Straw Hals galore at reasonable prices. Come l*t us show you TjJ HA Y 0 ST \ TF j SHOKS>_ JOB PRINTING ARTISTICALLY ?fEXECUTEDf I AT ADVERTISER OFFICE A. F. PERKINS We are prepared to do? Masonie work of all any and all kinds of j kinds a specialty. Job Printing. -ooo 00 Note Heads, Hard Board, Bill Heads, Visiting Cards, Letter Heads, ! Unruled Paper, Envelopes I_Etc-' Klc' ni -i o H 'i. P O c z ? ir ft 5 '< ^ 35 02 0 o < i ct Ji fi 5 0 Z. - 0 % 9 r v M V vj EDGEFIELD S. C. State and County Depository DIRECTORS.. J. C. SHEPPARD, \V. W.ADAMS, J. II. BOUKKIGHT, J. A. BENNETT, j. M coan, a. s. HOLLAND. A. S. TOMPKINS, C. C. FULLER W. E. PRESCOTT. OFFICERS J. C. SHEPPARD, Pr?sident. W. \V. ADAMS, vice-President. E. J. M IMS, Cashier. .1 II. ALLEN, Ass't. Cashier Pays ir.terast on deposits by specia contract. Money fo loan on liberal terms. Prompt and polite attention to busi ness. Advertised Letters. Ci:! of letters rf main inj; in the Post Wilco at Edgelield C. H.. June.801 h, 00-J : Butler ?teave, Miss Sallie Curry, ?J It'n IM oe ker. When asking for letters or. this list ny "advert i sed.1' Peri respect fully. W. TI. BBUXFOX. P. M. your Recount solicited;. 1 This sfgt?pturc is on c7ery*iOK ot the genuin?.' jj' Laxative Bromo-Qtilnine Tawet. /JJ ibe rrmMy that cure? :? sold ir? one <t*7 1