Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 30, 1902, Image 2
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Edgefield, S. C.
j. L. HIMS, - - - EDITOR
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30: 1902.
~^?^?Td has awakened
from her Rip Van Winkle
s?eep and is now on the eve
of a great boom.
The thousands of dollars
thatwill be put into circula
tion while the college building
is being erected will give an
impetus to business in Edge
field that will have a telling
and lasting effect.
^Kershaw Era : The popu
larity and power of the dis
pensary in politics is evidenc
ed by the attitude of the sev
eral candidates for guberna
torial honors. They stick to
it "like a sick kittten to a hot
brick."
Our town will take on new
life when the day laborers
brick-layers, carpenters and
others are employed in erec
ting the $15,000 college build
ing. The money will be spent
in Edgefield and the mer
chants, doctors, dentists, and
lawyers will all be bcnefitted.
Hon. D. S. Henderson
stiuck the key note with re
ference to the national Demo
eratic party when he said
that all true Democrats ot
eveiy section should get to
gether on'a common plat
form and the leader will come
The trouble has been we have
had too many leaders.
mails wt
the mair
the sam
dwell ai
issue wi
some ot
six cloe
evidenc
researc
no atte
withou
lighten
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A tr
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neck *
race.
and p
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of life
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Batesburg Advocate : The
people of Edgefield have^ac
bu!kfing~for the ?^\T?/An
town may count itself fortu
nate to have in it a school of
such proportions^ In all things
we wish Edgefield well, how
ever, if they don't want to
put up the cash, let the fact be
known and Batesburg wil
show the color of her money.
A word to the wise is suffici
cent.
CAMPAIGN MEETING.
. During the Years that are
past and gone Edgefield has
had campaign meetings ga
lore, son:? being a credit to
our old county, others were
of the imbroglio type. Indeed
our memories need not run
30 back without recalling
a campaign scene in our midst
which was humiliating in the
extreme. Our errors of the
past were largely retrieved by
the senatorial and congres
sional meeting on Thursday
last which was an ideal one.
Interest and enthusiasm were
evidenced without their too
frequent accompaniments -
clamor and rowdyism. The
good natured audience re
i sponded with applause when
merited and timely but not a
howl was heard.
SENATORIAL ASPIRANTS.
Our efficient county chair
man, Hon Thomas H Rains
ford, who presided with be
coming dignity, rapped the
meeting to order and in a few
well chosen words stated the
why and wherefore of the as
semblage. Rev G W Davis
invoked divine presence and
guidance. Then the six sena
tonal aspirants, whose names
are familiar to our people,
were given half an hour each
to discuss the paramount is
sues that are part and parcel of
our national life. These
discourses being interspersed
with spicy anecdotes and il
lustrations they never became
dry and uninteresting to the
audience. The six gentlemen,
while the God of nature has I
not bestowed intellectual en
dowments to the same degree
upon each, may be called
brainy men. The voters will
have to make a choice solely
upon persona! grounds, for
all are ?greed as to the mo
mentous questions of the day
and stand upon a common
platform. The Republican
tariff laws ship subsidy, trusts
omhmations. expansion J
?re all discussed. In
ithe arguments were
e. One speaker would
id expatiate upon one
lile another would ride
;her as his hobby. The
nient addresses gave
:e of much study and
h. As a consequence
ntive hearer went away
t being edified mid en
ed thereby.
tESSIOXAL ASPIRANTS.
io of thorough bred pol
s are booked for the
md neck congressional
Quite a bit of ginger
epper is being injected
his contest as the irides
risions and anticipations
: in the national capital,
the honors and emolu
s incident thereto, loom
the distance. Ambition,
iron-hearted jockey, sits
Je these perspiring steeds
ing them unmercifully as
?ace nears its close These
estants are not adhering
tly to the rules that
lld govern all well r?gul?t
ace courses. They ignore
issues involved by "cuss
' the merits and discussing
demerits of their fleet-foot
Dpponents. However, we
ll soon see who will win
golden spurs. After the
mary one of these thorough
ds will be browsing upon
: green pastures beside the
1 waters of the Potomac,
lile the other two will go
iy back to their respective
ingers blanketed i n sack
)thand ashes of defeat.
In all seriousness our people
2re disappointed in not hear
g more of measures and less
men discussed by these
ree gentlemen who are fully
mipetent to discuss national
sues with credit to them
ilves. Our people think that
ersonalities have been un
ecessarily introduced into
lis race. There is yet a short
me in which the mistakes of
he past can be atoned tor by
levating the congressional
:ampaign to the high plane
?vhich it should have occupied
.rom the beginning. Each of
che three gentlemen has a
strong following and, as the
expression goes, it is yet any
body's race.
Beauty TriumpfyT],
'Tim m Pfteo?mmm Tremore. 1
.trenah. Th2 world hi???V?y'_?lde an?
I adored beautifu women ?n*
dreads maternity for fear. fl"Pr "TL 70m4*
I er and Influence ove?J^iM^Pow.
' done to pcrDetimr* t hl,n^r * . ca?>
by cultured and'?^.Y?^f^
crisis. Husband, will do , ?l?T0" ? th?
I ?bis remedy In order to rm'-. toJ1,,r,"'t^;,|?,
on the S^S^^M
retired, "-""ty ol ?orin tu?d tigun
MothersFriend
I pregnancy it will dispel n?i,,i-tl,r-"'1*:*?4*
cure sore breasts m-Xiff ??,In?i,?lc?'!?Bft
?nd fibres calledftpS tl?]?1.??!?
expanding burden. MaZSSl ?15??%" WI
' Und? jil
-.-..urrscanea lipon tolioMi??
expanding burdenA i "c les, 7?^''
Joothlnvi"fl.le"ceana u ?<nd?lf,
favorably thc issue,, in ?hr ?ta?t,?l??M
ito wee. t!lc c?'"iort ti*w
best?!
lubricates the ' J ubi"-^d ar* *
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO
ATLANTA. QA.
Southern ? Low Rates. '
Dates of sale August 2 iSJ Jltn
elusive Final limit 8ep?27th *.,D"
Camden, S C. Grand Lodge Q u O
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Denver, Col. Nat'J flRR'n r
Carriers Spnf T tc TA ? 6n better
dis; ve&ra"f
Final limit 10th. ' ,nc,US1^.
N?^Urr ?ffl?" oFae7M
&??or"l.Oct ^VjfrlfiB
ARn!?L7atVy C c,1Ttian Worker
2 Sh ?onfere"ce' J?lv 20th Aug iJ
-2;4th One ?nd one-third fares D*tea
n"1? J"'/18-20. Final limit 26th
Omaha, Neb National convention
Christian church, Oct 15.23rdOn
fare Dates of gale Oct 14-l?ti/ u h
Anal limit to October 2S(h
?"2ar La?erC,.ty'Utah Annual Meet
ng^ Grand Lodge B&Po E?kfi Ainr
ugu8t6-9th Limit Sept 80th
San Francisco, Cal Biennial Meet
iSS/vgbt8,0f P^,,ia-- *55* ll to
tefb? ^
.?if?J f,urther information as to rates
schedules, eCc,appiy to any agent or to
J- O Beam, Jr., D P ?, Atlanta, Ga :
W Hunt,DPA,Ch/'eston, SC,
Coste Wj 25 cats ?t^
pw**?-**J-MS3?5
are ?.formed that Mr To *M
At the
ture ther
the perm
the Con fe
those tht
ring the
who hav
meut wi
pennant
Clerk of
merman
State Er
rirons tl
Tompkins will erect at
wo six-room residences
; lot where the S. C C I
urned.
erly Report of County
ervisor from April 1st to
jj 1st, 1902, inclusive.
ant Amount Allowed
awyer $35 20
lien
>verstreet
nee Mathis
3 Wood
nee
? McCray
3yrd
Hudson
Ouzts
onal Bank of Augusta
Bailey
ron Ibav(
3 Penitentiary
Williams
Self
?sicholson
Williams
Haltiwanger
Timmerinan
y Byrd
i Hamilton
Fair
i Lott
Allen
L liable
i Willi*'"*
Thurmond
rollmen
in the
Veterar
quested
enrollm
Town ?I
Bolls h
the Tot
me. I t
manen
This i
?should
ago.
have tl
and le?
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stood s
warfai
leemt
men.
? Long
i Waters Jr
H. Ouzts
I Pattison
ti Ouxts
S Uofory
II Hussey
j Thomas
ii Reynolds
H U liz ts
rs M li Iteyoohls
G Belt
W Burnett
li Folk
R Blocker
[ L Brunsen
J faul
oho Oliphant
i E Nicholson
t A Cochran
V T Kinanl
V W Adams
V Ii Nicholson
i \V Uheatham
\^ M Herrin
VUnlau Clark
r R Morgan
J W Cheat ha m
p W Uheatbani
W H Timm rman J>
J R Ti m merman
R C Jennings
J P Ouzts
C vi Williams -
EG Morgan Jr
H W Oubey
W S Middleton
H A Wash .
Jas DeVpre
J ?' Has t nv a n ge r
T H Clark
J M Cobb
B J Crooker
W W Adams
J W Marsh
WE Harling
H W Crouch
C Ward Jr
C E May
Walker Evans & Cogswell
il M
CE May
J R Scurry
W B Cogl.um
J M Bell Jr
J L Mims
Stevens & Etheredge
J O Scott
9 GO
15 00
2 80
10 41
25 00
8b 33
63 47
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50 00
105
4 00
10 00
9 30
10 00
5 00
4 00
2 33
11 00
4 15
225
6 50
40 00
18 75
4 00
6 90
25 00
83 33
10 00
31 40
18 75
19 00
13 50
31 i-6
12 24
6 50
13 50
5 00
6 00
12 50
37 50
37 51'
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12 80
144 65
125 00
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10 00
10 00
19 75
1 40
Lewis Wood
J A Lott
J C Allen
F Prince
G P Sawyer
Clarence Mathis
T E Byrd
Mrs T C fctrom
J W Hudson
C A Wells
W S Covar
Peter McCroy
J M Mays
J P Timmerman
CT Mathis
State Penitentiary
Total Amount of Claims for Second
Quarter Ending July 1st 1902.
$5709 52
The above is a true and correct
statement of all claims approved
and paid by County Commissioners
for quarter commencing April 1st
and ending July 1st 1902.
JAS. M. BELL, Jit,
Sup. E. C.
J. R. BLOCKER, Cl'k. B. C. C.
4 50
15 00
48 93
15 20
10 41
6 30
25 00
3 50
2 10
7 20
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?he Bowel Troubla of
CMUrmtfinyAge.
A&s Digestion, RegulatM
th* Bowels, Strengthens
thc Child and Makes
TEETHING EASY.
T. M. D" ST. LOUIS. MO.
'nts, Ga., Aua. ?4?J87?. '
ourTEETHIXA {Teething
niest results. The effects
ctcru than from anything
JOSEPH S.KEY,
.mater .fm. Paul Church,
Jon federa te Veterans olj
ilgefleld Cornily.
last session of the Legisla
e was provision made foi
anent enrollmentof nil o
?derate-soldlersnow living
it were killed or died du
late civil war, and thofif
e died since. This enroll)
iien completed, is to be ?
;nt Record to be kept in thj
Court's office. Col. Zira|
Davis, Chairman of the
irollment Committee, is de
mt thir Rollsshall be com
t as early a day HS possible]
i in my effice, Township en
t books for each Township
county. The Confedera!
is of this county ?re rfc
to appoint comm itees o
ent for their respective]
lips. When the Township
ave been made up, retur
vuship eur liment books n
viii then make up the pei
t roll, as requested by law
s an important maller, uni
have been d me twenty year
Future generations shoul
iie privilege of looking ove
irning the names of the nc
ave and patriotic men wh,
shoulder ti? shoulder in a civj
re ron'ending for what the
id a duty and right ns fre.
Very respectfully,
W. B. COGBUEN,
Clerk of Court
>nly 50 Cents
make your baby strong and\
ll. A fifty cent bottle of
cort's Emulsioni
?II change a sickly baby ttl
plump, romping child.
Only one*tent a day, thine
it. Its as nice as crear.,
Send for a free sample, arid try it.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
wis Pearl Street, New VorK
50c. and $1.00; all druggists.
CUT PRICE SALI
I am DOW offering all snri1*
3ods at greatly reduced pn??s
J?1n7 1 quote yw s ?STT ? V
'ade for the purpose of con v
?g goods into cash. ----
Straw hale at coet
$1.00Negligee shir
75c M tt
50c " ?
Lace striped hose n
50c goods at 38c. 3.
-5c ? ? i9c.
Everything in s
3od3 at very low
ow and secure barg
(
The Best Prescnptic
nuls ami Fever is ab
ASTKLKSS CHILL TON
ron and quinine in
0 cure-no Dav. Pri
ESTATE S
I LL persons holdin;
1 the estate of Th
?ceased, late of Edge
?rebj notified to p
uly attested, and all j
? sa.d estate to mak
ie undersigned.
J.
At
f une 25, 1902.
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GET OUR P
Complete Cotton, Sa
ertilizer Mill Outf?
me Mill,and Shingl
Building. Er ?Ygp,
id Railroad Cast ir. ?
achinlsts'and Factc
Belting, lacking,
itt ings. Saws, Files,
Pt every dav. IV01
sundry, Machine, I
Pres
Reva i s Prom j
APG?ST?
To the Pi
Ii you want first-c
>miny brit,g you
HI. I grind e
oruiug. Come one
'me again. Sali
ileed. S. A. I
Southern lt. R.
Trains leave Edgell*
)lumbia. Augusta, i
0, except till inlay, ?;?,
Hf' 1 :10 p.m.;
Trains arrive at Edf
xept Sunday, II :HQ
i ly, 4:J5.
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Ben al Kdgelittld <:
t?:
Fut:ick Obum. Wi
VV- Thoma?', Miss,
lu Chile?.
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Somet^g Specif
\ A-A Ble^ch'
, ? ?Fm? of tlie,LOr "he West
? Pome at once a?u ^
1 ??,,.-?ai nw *,5;
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1.
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C. A, GUIRVLN
K1BE, LIFE and AGC
insurance!
??tl?,'u,",jr May's Store.
Next Saturday, JWwtht4,
SG000S YS? te-*""'""' ??
ner
icea
- .pete for
e Winthrop college sch' Urt'hio
]| take notice mat nu examina
?n will be held at Edgefield court
use-on July 11th, for the pur
se of awarding the said echolar
,).. A. R. NICHOLSON,
Supt. E. E. C.
Stops the Couch
and works off the Cold.
ive Bren.o-Quinlne Tablets cure
in one day. No eure, yo pay
25 cents.
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'oil take Grove's Tasteless'Chill
H'cause the formula is plainly
I on every bo'tle showing that
inply Iron anil Quinine in a
s form. X o cure, no pay. 50c.
FOR KENT.
re room dwelling house on
?a street. Hue barn, stubb s.
sturf and n good well of
Applv lo
J. L. 'MIMS.
K R NOTICE
liar lent on arni Western Caro
Iway hi's tu announce that ar
?sntg have been perfected edee
?nee, H hereby 1000 ni i IP books
?.?Hie will oe honored over all
the plant rjstem of b ail ways*
angement will no doubt be of
'.i the rravelllnu public.
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R. R. FARE AND UNDER $5,GW
.p._ Deposit. Guaranis*
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Unsurpasssecl in touch tone, work
manship and durability. Sold on
TERMS Of EASY fAYMEf/T
j Factory and Wareroonis, \
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J. A. LiOLLAHD,
Traveling Agent for south Carolina.
NINETY-SIX, S. G.
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ATTENTION, LADIES !
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In order to handle the latest and newest styles ox lilli
goods'-'' my line I am going to offer my summer jjjjj
stock of
MILLINERY
At Greatly Reduced Prices
j to make room for my fall goods, and now is your
ll best opportunity to ' ry. Come see for yourself,
il I am showing a very large assert meut of Lud s Sa'lors,
iii Street Hat;-, and Dress Hats, either Trimed or untrimmed.
? \Vre haVri a beautiful assortment of Misses Huts and Chil
;!; dr^ns Silk and Lawn Bonnnte. My entire strck is new.
1 MISS ;V\AHY BWF?RD,
NORRIS BUILDING- EDGEFIELD!
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I We begin today a COST SALE on ||
I Stjra^v Hats. |j
While they last you can get any straw hat in our ||
I store at New York cost ||
Cast aside shat o?d brown hat and buy a new one ||
fflfSF" Come now while we can rit you _j?fl]
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dressmaking f To CURE
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