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THE ADVERTISER,
Edgefield, S. C.
J. Jj. MIMS,
- EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1902.
It is an easy master for a
stump speaker to warm up to l
his theme these hot days.
The most conservative pol
itician gets hot in the collar
with, the|thermometer stand
ing; at an even hundred.
Roosevelt is a presidential
possibility for a second term,
Several Republican states
have already endorsed him.
Our county candidates may,
in a sense, be said to be on a
still hunt for votes. They are
the quietest set we have ever j
seen.
Bro. Bacon, of the Chroni
cle and the writer will aid by
their Herculean strength in
bucking and gagging the first
person who yells for one can
didate while another is speak
ing during the senatorial cam
paign meeting on the 24th
of July.
The senatorial contest is
growing warm. Evans char
ges Latimer with riding on
and dispensing free passes to
his friends. As a counter
charge Latimer reminds Ev
ans of the $1500 made on'the
bond deal, thus the war goes
merrily on.
Johnstown,Pa.seems to be an
ill fated city, The most disas
trous mint explosion cn re
cord occurred Friday last in
a mine near the city, killing
several hundred miners. This
catastrophe reminds one of
the fatal Johnstown flood of
May, 1889,
spi- are^s?-J?iaa^-tranig"
>r-s neil _great mag'Sttiide
ese days and times that
: they have become common
place. Think of a. cargo of
opium ! A ship from China
cast anchor a few days ago
i n the San Francisco harbor
with 333 io pounds of opium
on board, valued at over half
a million dollars on which the
duty alone was about $200,
ooo. * The opium joints can
now provide amply for their
Celestial patrons.
Every right minded citizen
was humiliated by the dis
graceful conduct of many in
the audience at the campaign
meeting on the 2nd inst. May
the lingering echoes of the
day that still ring in our ears
suffice to make the senatorial
meeting on the 24th inst, such
a one as our people will not
be ashamed of. The state
campaign meeting here was
the most disorderly gathering
held in South Carolina in
years. Let us make repara
tion by making the senatorial
meeting the most orderly.
POLITICAL ITENERANTS.
Today the candidates for
the United States senate are
sweltering in the torrid . heat
of Walterboro, while those
for [state offices are enjoying
the exhilerating and balmy
mountain breezes of Pickens.
The political itinerants have
filled about half of their en
gagements and thus far the
meetings have been without
special incident. The atten
dance continues small.
Latimer and Evans mar the
harmony of the senatorial
campaign while Gunter and
Stevenson do the sparring for
the state campaigners. Ta
ken all in all, however, the
meetings( Edgefield excepted)
have been conducted in a
very dignified and becoming
manner. The candidates who
are almost certain to meet de
feat at the primary are claim
ing ?every thing while those
who are the probable winners
are sawing wood and saying
nothing.
The second race makes it
impossible to forecast yet
with any degree of accuracy
who will be pronounced vic
torious when the final count
is made.
THE REUNION.
We greatly regret that on account
of limited space we cannot report
at length the reunion of Saturday.
A goodly number of ladies, vete
rans and otheishad assembled in
the court house aud the meeting
was called to order at ll o'clock'
by Col. ?. R. Brooks. Gen. M. C.
Butler was unanimously chosen as
chairman of the meeting and was
escorted to the chair by two vete
rans Messrs. Hugh Scott and S.
B. Ryan, the bravest of the braves.
Gen. Butler announced that Capt.
W.W. Lumpkin and state treasurer
Jennings, the chief orators of tue
day,could not be present. Notwith
standing the absence of these gen
tlemen those in attendance were de
lightfully entertained by "home ta
lent", all of the speakers being
Edgefield men.
Gen M C Butler, at times humorous,
at times pathetic, always interesting,
commanded the closest attention of
the audience as .he spoke of bis gal
lant brigade in camp, on the march
and on the field of battle. He said it
was now conceded by some of the
ablest of Union generals, besides other
military geniuses, that the confeder
ate army, when we consider their half
clad, ill fed .and poorly equiped con
dition, stands first io the world's his
tory of armies. Their achievements
against odds is a monument to their
bravery. Gen Butler paid a beautiful
tribute to the private on whose shoul
ders rested the heaviest burden of the
war. The prestige enjoyed by the offi
cers was won for them by the rank
and file of the army.
Col U R Brooks was next introduc
ed. By his pleasing manner and easy
conversational style Col Brooks won
the sympathetic attention of the audi
ence from the outset. Every man,
woman and child should have heard
the rrmmiscences of old Eagefield and
her people so interestingly related by
Col Brooks. His war sketch began
with the departure of the first com
pany from Edgefield in January, 1801.
The members and achievements of old
company "B" were more frequently
mentioned than any other because he
was a member of tins company. He
spoke of the brilliaut record of But
ler's historic old brigade which, on
account of the (rue biavery of its
mero hers, was called Butler's"* ire.Eat
ers." This body of men, who scorned
the thought of ret?eat, knew nothing
but to charge the Yankee with all
their might and main wherever and
whenever found. Much unwritten
history, which unfortunately can only
be transmitted to coming generations
through tradition, was heard on Sat
urday last. Brer Rabbit is not any
more at borne in the briar patch than
is Col Brooks in a meeting of veter
ans where war lime experiences ure
being related.
Gen. T. W. Carwile was next
called upon who briefly butin well
cho?eu words declared his interest I
in aud affection for the old vete
rans. The speakers who preceded
Gen. Carwilo alluded to his
achievements during the war. He
thanked them saying that he only
did his duty fearlessly as he saw it
as many others did.
S. Mc. G. Simkins, Esq. was
called upon to speak for the sons
of veterans. Mr. Simkius who is
not only silver tongued but an ever
ready speaker responded very
happily. The remarks of Mr. Sim
kins with reference to organizing
the sons of veteraus ware quite ap
iopos and we^trnst that be will
keep his pledge.
The exercises of the day were
enjoyed by all present especially
by the veterans who attended from
not have such a reunion every
?rear ?
IF A MAN LIE TO YOL',
And say some other salve, oint
ment, lotion, oil or alleged healer is
is good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
ell him thirty years of marvelous
nires of Piles, Bums, Boils, Corn
Felons' Ulcers' Cuts, Scalds, Bruis
18 and Skin Eruptious prove it's
>est and the cheapest. 25c at
j. L. Penn & Son's drugstore.
The mountains of Western North
karolina will be the rendezvous for
nany a bridal party these July
lays, The romantic scenery will
i omance incident to
Graceful Women
A taste for perfect fleure is insepar
able from a love of the beautiful.
The scents of the heliotrope, violet or rose are
ns precious as the lovely flowers whose Dreath
they are, and while the li. .s of flowers are brief
and we cai only enjoy them fur a day, the
beautiful ..oTian (rives the pleasure of her fra- -
gTance to us as a permanent blessing. The sweet,
pure breath e* the babe is suggestive of innocence
and health-ihe soft fragrance of a beautiful
woman sugmsts to the senses purity, health ard
elegance? she is the refinement of civilisation; _
she ls indicative of a desire to please, an Index of I
good taste, and an unerring badge of RC %ility. ^
Bradfield's
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in regulating those lunar periods in women, per
mit of no wrinkles, pale cheeks, tortured nerves
and shapeless figures. It is certain, sure and
safe. It is Nature's reinedy, and thdre ls no such
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offer someothvr remedy and call lt "just as good
thus deceiving the purchaser; but the menstrual
organs will not be deceived by lt, a permanent
injury U often the result.
Try our Regulator. Of all druggists, . 1.00.
Our Treatise on Women malled free.
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ATLANTA, GA._
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Orl?<aal and Only Genuine,
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lo KED an* Cold metallic -box??. ?ealed
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Ilancerous SabaUUitlona and Imita
tions. BUT of roor Drocilit. or noil 4e. lo
.tampi for Particular*. Terilmonlal?
sod 6 Keller for Ladle?," ii? ??(!?r. br re
tara MaU. 10,000 Ti.tlmonislt. Soil by
_. Draiilii?. C?lenoste? Chemical lo,
Hast?os tais papar. J??U1MB Sauaro, 1'UIU.. 1 a.
The Best Prescriptions 'or Malar
Chills and Fever is a bottle of GBOVK
I'ASTKLKis CHILL TONIC. It is simply
iron and quinine in a tasteless form
??o cure-no pay. Price 50c
Casis Only 25 cent
Or ntJX ti Mata to O.
DR. C. jr. XOFWETT-Dear JPocftw;
founders) to ow grand child ta
teere almost magical, and certainly*
ive ever wed. JFtmr? reruti
(Aoi? Bishop Southern Methodist Cht
Tue Hussar Annual Picnic.
COMMITTEES AND GUESTS OF
HONOR.
Capt. ii. G. Evans in Command.
Pit Committee-J. M. Mays,.Tom
Wood, J.j; A. Hobbs, J. A. White,
CharlesD. Parkman.
Ground Committee-Walter Har
Harris, Ben Sullivan, Cal. LaGrone,
Gus Wash, G. W. Fox, J. P. Sulli
van, J. F. Harting. R. T. West, G.
E. Dukes.
Lemonade Committee-Lem Har
ling, Wallace Tompkins, Jim Bur
ton, Osmond Williams.
Badge Committee-H. L. Bunch,1
J. M. W. Glover, Tobe Cornett, N.
G. Evans, S. B. Mays, J. G. Mobley,
T. E.-Cochran, J. L. Gilchrist, W.j
A. Hobbs, W. H. Moss, A. H. Ro
Roper, G. H. Ransom, Wiley Ouzts,
R. C. Jennings, C. C. Jones, Dr. Pat
tison. P. B. Thomas, W. E. Curley
P. B. Christie.
Floor Committee.-Lieut. Wil
liams. 3. F. Mays, Geo. Swearin
ejen, Calhoun Mays, Arthur Collett,
\V. Harris.
Marshal-Arthur Mays.
The Confederate Veterans are
cordially invited to be the guests of |
the Company. It is the earnest
wish of the Captain and Company
that every old ?soldier in the county
shall wear the badge of the Hus
sars on the day of the annual pic
nic.
The Edgefield Rangers are res
pectfully invited to be guests of the
Hussars.
Each member of the Hussars is
assessed $2 00 to defray the ex
penses of the picnic, in lieu of a car
cass. This must be paid on or be
Tore the 20th July.
N. G. EVANS,
Captain Commanding.
The country news pape
editors are receiving proposi
tions to pnblish articles boos
ting candidates for the United
States Senate, and the com
pensation offered is entirely
too little. While we regret the
p;reat expense the candidates
are put to in order to make
the race, we cannot pay our
debts and work at these prices.
We hope our brethren will
decline the advertising unless
a resaonable price is paid.
Bamberg Herald.
jr s jr s
men's Derves. And the constant
care of children, day and, night, is
often too trying for even a strong
woman. A haggard face tells the
story of the overworked housewife
and mother. Deranged menses,
leucorrhcea and falling of the
womb result from overwork.
Every housewife needs & remedv
to regulate her menses and to
I keep her sensitive female organs
in perfect condition.
.WINE? CARDIN.
is doing this for thousands of
American women to-day. It cured
j Mrs. Jones and that is why she
' writes this frank letter :
Glendean?, Ky., Feb. 10,1601.
I am so glad that your Wine of Cardnl
is helping me. I am feeling better than
I have felt for years. I am doing my
own work without any help, and I
washed last week and was not one blt
tired. That--Shows that the Wine ls
teMMW good. I am getting fleshier
tnan i ever was before, and sleep good
and eat hearty. Before I began talcing
Wine of Cardui, I used to have to lay
down five or Biz times every day. but
now I do not think of lying down through
the day. MRS. RICHARD J ONUS.
81.00 AT ?RK/titilSTS.
For adrice ?nd literature, addroM, Living iJTnp
tonn, "The ?Ladlei' AUvlforr Department ", T??
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, f.ci.
Dressmaking
--Establishment - -I
I take this means of inform
ing my Edgefield friends that 1
have reopened my sssmakim
establishment at 9lS Broad St.
Augusta, Ga. First class work
at reasonable prices. See mt
before placing your work.
MRS. AGATHA WOODSONl
Q IS BROAD ST. - AUGUSTA.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONEDAY
fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets
Ul druggists refund the mon?*yifi
ails to cure. E.W. Grove'ssignatu?
soneach box.
DR. ERNEST SMITH,
M DENTIST"1"^
EDG-EPTELD, S. O
Teeth Extracted abeolutely
without pain..
OPFICB HOURS J * FT'm' \? I P- N?
I 2 p. m. to6 p. m.
U YES. ACTIVE PRACTICE
'ETTILJHBCures CboIera-lufanl?iB,
Diarrhoea, ?fyientery, and
the Bowel Troubles of
Children of Any Age.
_Alds Digestion, Regulate
Vf^SRfilnH the Bowels, Strengthen!
- n~.?~!~?*. *h? Child and Makes
s at Druggists, TEETHING EASY.
?I. MOFFETT. M. D" 8T. LOUIS, MO.
Columbus, OauAua. 24,187?. *
We gave your TEETHtNAi Teething
Ith the happiest resulta. The effects
tore satisfactory tjyinfram. anything
illy, JOSEPH 8. KEY, ?
ireh.) Pastor of St. Paul Church,
PROGRAM
Of the Edgefield county Baptist
Sunday-school convention to be
held at Bethany church on Wed
nesday, and Thursday, July 23rd
and 24th :
FIRST DAY.
10:00-Devotional exercises.
10:30--Organ i zati o n.
Address of Welcome -W. H.
Yeldell; reply. P-H. Bussey.
QUERIES.
1. The necessity of more Bible
study in our Sunday-schools.
Speakers: W. J. Talbert, D. A. J.
Bell, L. B. White.
2. Who is responsible to the
world for a purer gospel ? Speak
ers: J.P.Mea ing, J.E.Johuson, J.
C. Morgan.
3. How eau we best bring about
a revival of religion in our Sunday
schools? Speakers: W.H.Yeldell,
P.H.BuBPey,S,B.Maye.
4. The necessity of memb?rs of
our. churchfis attending Sunday
Bchool,since it isthponly institu
tional work churches have that'
provides for tba regular and syste
matic study of the Bible. Speak
ers : J.T Littlejohn, G.H.Burton,
E.G.Morgnu.
SECOND DAY.
10:00-Devotional Exercises, .
10:30 to 12:30-Normal teach
ing. After Normal teaching teach
ers to be provided by the prnsidfnl
and executivecommittpp.
T. GARRETT TALBERT, PrfR.
DOCTORS
say "Consumption can be cured."
Nature alone won't do it. It needs
help. Doctors say
"Scott's Emulsion
is the best help." But you must
{continue Its use even in hot
weather.
I If you have not tried it, scad for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
j 409-415 Pearl Street, New York,
50c and Ji.oo; all druggist.
It ifi grHtifyin?: !.> 8en Iba? Un?
young people of ?uis .sec iou are
recognizing the importance of se
curing a busiliPre education in or
der tj succeed in the busiupss
world. We have been impressed
that here, as elsewhere, a d"cided
preference is shown for the Ga-Ala.
Business college at Macon, Ga.
This is doubtless dm to the fact
that although it boo Koon ?fit.H.h
lished tei
thousand ; of p
idle. And
writte.
other !
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Notice to Creditors.
MASTER'S O FFICE.
STATE OF SOUTn CAROLINA, )
COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD. j
In Court of Common Pleas-B C War
ren, Plaintiff, against Mrs Emma C
Warren, et al., Defendant.
" Pursuant to the order in the above
stated cause. .All persons holding
claims against the estate of S R War
ren, deceased, are hereby required to
prove them bet?re me as master on or
before the 24th day of July, 1902, or
they will be debarred.*
W F ROATH,
Master Edgefield County,
June 24, 1902.
ESTATE NOTICE,
ALL persons holding claims against
the estate of Thomas J. Adams,
deceased, late of Edgeileld county, are
hereby notified to present the'same
duly attested, and all persons indebted
to said estate to make payment unto
the undersigned.
J. L. HIMS,
Administrator.
June 25, 1903.
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To the Public,
Ii you want fir?t-elaps meal and
hominy bring your corn to ray
mill. I grind every Saturday
morning. Come once and you will
come again. Satisfaction guar
anteed. S. A. HOLSTEIN.
Southern R. R. Schedule.
Trains ,'eave Edgefield for Trenton
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, etc. No
l20, except Sunday, 5:30 a. m : No, 133
daily'1:10p. m.
TraitH arrive at Edgefield, No. 60
eexept Sunday, ll :9b a. rn: No. 134
daily, 4:25.
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Next Saturday, July 19th,
I will begin a io days bargain sale. Renumber the clays,
JULY 19, 2i, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, andjo.
All summer goods will go regardless of prices.
All I ask is that you come to my store on these days
and we will convince you that we are offering the greatest
bargains of the season.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT THE REDUCED PRICES.
Yours for Bargains,
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iay on Wednesday to ensure in
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it 7 o'clock Wednesday morning
ind the forms are closed at noon
Tuesday, Bear this in mind, dear
sontributors aud advertisers.
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Agusta and Ashville Short Line
July 6, 1902.
r,v Augusta. 1010 am 2 55 pm
lr Greenwood.. 12 44pm .
ir Anderson. OOO pm
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ii Haei/rh.... 2 1G a m
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Examination Notice.
A competitive examination to
fill the vacancy in the Edgefeld
County Scholarship of the College
of Charhston will be held in tbe
offico of Judge of Probate at
Edgefield, S. C., on Saturday, the
26th-day of July, 1902.
A. Pt. NICHOLSON,
Co. Supt. of 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.
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FINE DRESS- MAKING
I ara showing a very large assortment of Lad es Sailors,;;
Street Hats, and Dress Hats, either Trimed or uutrim.ned. .
A large stock of trimmings always on hand...
See our new ehapes in the rough straw, also the Ready-to- j.
wear Hats in all the stylish shapes.
We havr? a beautiful assortment of Misses Hats aud Chil-!1
dr^ns Silk and Lawn Bounute. My entire stock ie new. \*
WE SOLICIT the patronage of the people in j'
FINE DRESS WAKING. Our experi?ncb euables us to j!
guarantee PERFECT FIT aud SATISFACTION to those jj
wbo place work with us. R-E-S-P-E-C-T-F-U-JUT-v,
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MISS yWAKY B?F0RD, |
NOBBIS BUILDING - . EDGEFIELDil
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We have Oxfords, Strap Slippers and House slippeis
FOR THE LADIES.
We have low cut congress ehces aud Oxfords . - -
FOR THE MEN..
Strap slippers for the CHILDREN.
SEE our serge coats and suits and Alpaca and Sicilian coat!
Comnlfcte line of negligee shirts and Summer furuishings.
Straw Hats galore at reasonable prices.
Come Int us show you
JOB PRINTING
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AT ADVERTISER OFFICE
A. F. PERKINS
We are prepared to do j Masonic work oI all
any and all kinds of j kinds a specialty.
Job Printing. -ooooo
Note Heads, Card Board,
Bill Heads, Visiting Cards,
Letter Heads* I Unruled Paper,
Etc., Etc.
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THE RQnK DE FDGEEIEtD
EDCEFIELD S. C.
State and County Depository^!
DIRECTORS.
J. C. SHEPPARD, \V. W. ADAMS,
J. H. BOU KNIGHT, J. A. BENNETT,
J. M COBB, B. S. HOLLAND,
A. S. TOMPKINS, C. C. FULLER
W. E. PRESCOTT.
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Advertised Letters.
Lint of letters rf mailling in t he Post
Office at Rdgefleld C. IL, June 30th,
1902:
Violet Coleman, M i lied ere Clieraw
Blume, Ellen Ed wa. d. Rodger W Fow
les, Anderson Williims, Sammy Lead
ford,
When asking for letfers on this list
my "advertised."
Fery respectfully.
W. TI. BRUNSOX, P. M.
OFFICERS
J. C,. SHKPPARI), President.
W*. Vi. ADAMS, vice-President.
E. J. M IMS, Cashier.
J II. ALLEN, Ass't Cashier!
Pays interast on deposits by specia
contract.
Money to loan on liberal terms.
Ptompt and polite attention ro busi
ness.
?our ficcount Soliciied.
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rhii sig&aturo is on every ~>ox of the fenulaa'jij'
Laxative Brotno-Quinine Tablet* *f
the remedy that cures a cold ta aa? aay 1