Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 08, 1906, Image 3
J. JJI" M IMS, - - - EDITOR
TERMS:
ONE YE AR $150
SIX JM O NTH S ; 75
; W1SDNESD?.Y, AUG. 8, 1906.
_til_i
I never drink.-I cannot do it
on 4squal~ terms with others.-It
costs them .only, one.day;_.but it
coal s me three; the first in sin
ning, the second in suffering, and
? the third in repenting.-STERNE.
D?eT^i?ybody know how. the
candidates for the House stand
on the Brice bill? . :
H. H. EvanB says he hasn't been
called:a'thief. If he hasn't it is an
oversight-he bas been called
everything else.-Spartan burg
HeralcL ;
Only twenty days remain for
the:taffipafgn:liare to'getrio-tbeir,
work. Pay absolutely no- heed to
what you hoar, unless it is vouch
ed fdr by m'e.n of unquestioned in
tegrity.
' Judging"fromthe following
clipped fronr the Keowee Courier
prohibition is p-oviug tobe very
:A satisfactory in Oconee county:
"It is reported to U3 that a drunk
en man was seen in Walhalla last
Saturday. It's a rare animal in
this community, and>the next one
that appears should be csged."
While listening to public
- speakers who are candidates for
office, weigh well what they say,
BO as to*"be-;able to separate the
' ' wheat1 frcW the-chaJ:. The man
. who amuses the audience by tell
ing fuuny jokes is not always the
one who makes the best speech.
Generally Buch a speaker says
far less than one who discusses
the issues of the day in detail.
*..-:-:-:
Herm ia what Sheriff J. W. San
ders says concerning prohibition
in Union county : "When the dis
pensary was here, the jail was
~N nearly full. JNow it is often almost
empty. There is not one-fifth the
drunkenness in this county now
Jh.at there was in dispensary days,
. 'and I do not believe the .majority
of the people would have the djs
.pen??ry back."
Prohibition is suppressing li
- qu/or in Edgefield, all statements
I tprtj?e . contrary notwithstanding.
The intendance upon court has
been unusually large this week,
and yet we Baye ?eyior seen boater
. . deportment upon our stre?te. The
generaHSr-commemei
can ?nypne, inxthe face pf this, sj
In Edgefield?
Doubtless our sister town .of
Johnston is . somewhat surfeited
on political ..speeches. Senator
Tillman addressed a large audi
ence on Saturday for more than
two hours", discussing everything]
. in general and-.: the . ?? dispensary?
compulsory education and "The
. Sjtate -in particular. Johnston had
'a second installment'of oratory
on; Monday, at which time the
county candidates presented their ?
claims. Juet what effectfthese
meetings had, we do not' kaow,
for we could a%t^0fcend#itheft
The people of our jcounty' are'
doing their own thinking upon'
the questions, pf, the. |uvyjr a::d ate
talkingfbut little. ? I MJ
v% "Anything to beat Lyon," seems
to be. the shibboleth'of the friends
' of th^dispensary over lhe; stater
Why should.vi& be so? He-c?ine
nearer doing his full duty than
Na?y~c?ther member of the investi
gating committee. Had .-he.npt
worked so persistently and so in
defatigably very litUe qr no cor
ruption would . haye been un
earthed. The Abbeville Press and
Banner, Mr. Lyon's home' paper,
which is also a very strong friend
of Senator Tillman, has the fol
lowing to say of him:
"Thrmany, friends ::o? M-r^J,
FrasekL?yon care ?proud(tO;eee^the
"ovation" given"' fom "while ?on
the campaign. He ?B a high ton
ed gentleman of honest heart
and purpose, and is . capabl
and efficient to discharge. the
duties of any office to which h
wilf aspire and is sure. not. to;be
^ trayjhe coi-fide nee of those who
honor him wi'h their suffrage."
- COLD SPRING.
Mr.-Milled ge Giauton died
ms home near Antioch Saturday
?v?ningand was' buried at Red
Hill :Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock. Bro. Littlejohn conducted
the funeral service. Mr." G!aiitoii
had beeu-sick with fever for sev
eral weeks. His sickness, however,
Waa not thought to be serious uiir
til about fifteen minutes before
bis death. He was abouf forty
years old, and was beloved by ali
who knew him . This' was-:shown
by the great congregation that at
tended hjj.8:.:funeral. He leaves a
wife, Uiree children, mother, s:ep:
father/two sisters, One brother and
a host of friends to mourn his
^88. Mr^: Gunton was a cousist-J
ii?member of Red H;il church
Ve .ejxteud our prayers and syrn
athf to the berea^^^bne]^;,..
A'eerieB of mee ti uga aro Beip
ouducted at Autio"ch this week-.
ievj-W.~E. Wilk.h's of.Columbia
'ill -bo with our-^pastor nextweek
t Rehoboth in a series of meet
[igs;. :
. Mrs. J. T.- Littlejohn aud two
ittlo boys of Roso Cottage" are
isitiug friends in Laurens this
reek.
"Mrs." Ida Bodi?, "and Misses
dattie aud Nellie Dorn, of Au
;usta, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
"ames B'odie this week.
. MissBessie Holmes visited
rje^usmi^odoc last week.
Mr. 0. J. Holmes has purchased
i new. top buggy. .
_ It was Presi?n Stone not Pres
bu Strom that hps tho five acres
if colton that he expects to get
lix bales from.
?.Mr.-John Blackwell, of Parks
nile, was on our streets last week.
v Mr. Sidney Wash of Atlanta?
s visiting his. mother, Mrs
Emmie Wash, this week.
Misses Jennie aud Tillie Gil
christ aro spending a few days
?itb^'tnendrat Ninety Six. -.
,Mrs. Gillam, of Aiken, AB visit
ing af Rehoboth, and drinking
that. 1 "fe giving water.
Mr. R. A. Cochran made a busi
ness trip to Columbia last week.
Mr. Milton Bussey thinks that
the nearest way to Edge field is by
Modoc. Watch Milton.
Rev. C. E. Burts visited Rose
Cottage last Saturday.
ROSE COTTAGE.
A Voice From Parksville Again
Raised Against Whiskey.
Mr. Editor: I write bun ledi/
to-day while I am resting, tu
thauk you for your reply tn Bro.
Jas. P. Bean. Bro. Bean is a good
fellow, but I hardly took his first
article seriously, as I know Bri.
Bean loves to"argify," and having
uothiug else to do, and great learn
ing, simply wrote for amusement.
I think your fir6t reply grand and
your second better.
No one knows better than,Bro.
Temperance-that the Bible ie an,
aticieut book representing an an
cient civilization and must be in
terpreted in the light of these
facts. The Scripture he quotes is
all right, but we know that the
wines drunk then were made from
fruits, aud a person that had the
stomach of a cow that could hold
a gallon and was hogg'sb ."enough,
could get dr?nk cn it, but the peo
ple drank it for ils fruit flavor,
and as a food, it haviug a very
small per cent of alcohol. Why
Bro. Bean could prove polygamy
by the Old Testament and I hard
ly know where to expect him to
hop up next.
Civilization has been improved
since David's time, the man after
God's own heart about whom
Bro. Bean wrote in his first arti
cle. David was a very great and
good mau, if he did drink wine,
b'uf neewaa also a polygamist. We
*vpuld -.hardly expect ^Bro. Bean
time, but. -b?: thi? teach ihgand
life of the lowly Nazarene, the
spirit of which is against the
'teach?bg of our brother. '?? . .
"Avoid the very appearance of
evil''is. the spirit of the Master.
Seriously, Mr. Editor, I" don't
think the position of our friend is
worth noticing extendedly. The
spirit of the New Testament is
against;-him ; science is against
him,-because * it' is practically
agreed among all scientists that
al'ochol is a poison, and we/dou't
believe our God would send us a
message by even so good a man
aa Mr..Bean, to teach our chil
dren tb. take a'poison as a bever
age: . - -
'?However particular we should
ba to cadtioif-"Hiern'" against ex
cess, experience ie against him,
for we have k:nowu drunkards
made by his formula; reason is
against' him,: because we till know
that.hut for the first 'drink, there
would be no drunkards ; cou
science is against him, because
no man however diuuken he may
be,.can conscientiously teach his
children lo ta~ke a poison; even
moderately as a beverage ; com
mon eeuso is against him, because
the veriest fool on earth kuow6
that there has never been a better
plan suggested to make drunkards,
tha_n_to teach it to children.
* ?l?ow j?e; Mr."Editor, to close
by quoting a part of my report to
the association and re-affirm the
position then taken on the liquor
question.
I said: The'caree of God is
?pon it, the prayers of Christian
tv^men.-are against it ;..the tears ol
aignish ihedj&y broken-hearted
?vives; ~-a~ud 1 neglected'" children
L'ise up i? passionate pro';esi
against it; the blood of those who
have::been:.slaiu ; by strong drink 1
?ries-q?t agahi6t.it. . . ,-,
In the name of fathers and .
Bothers whose SOLS are being de
gauched and ruined by strong
iriuk ; in the name of widowi
vbose husbands have gone dowi
o drunkards grave; in the nam?
?f orpDan children whoso father.' .
lave beeu slain by the drink hab
t ; in The name of homes whicl
lave been reduced from bappi*
ies3 and prosperity, to wr.tehed
i?ssand want; in the name o'
?hriptia'nity which seekB to sav*
3en from sin ; in th9 name of God
nd'humanity, we call upon ever\
rue Chrisliau to put him.-eifo'
ie side of total abstinence.
Respectful Iv,
D. A. J. Bell.
?^Vbore G?-T?LV. goep flies wi !
ot go. Use it on your hors' S au(
ittle. Sold by
P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Associational W. M. U
The Associational W. M. II.
will meet with the Johnston Bap
tist church on Wednesday and
Thursday. August 22 and 23. The
program fo'lows:
Wednesday.
10:00 a. m. Devotional exercise?,
led by Mrs. Hr.rtwull Edwards.
Address of Welcome: Mrs. L.
C.Latimer. Response: Mrs. Alvin
Etheredge.
Enrollment of delegates.
Reports of Societies and Bands.
Miscellaneous business.
Recess-1 to 2:30o'clock.
.2:30 p. m. Devotional exercises,
led by Mrs. L. D. Cull?m.
Address. Mrs. M. B. Clinkscales.
Paper. The relation of prayer to
Mission Worxs. Miss Marvin
Quattlebaum; alternate, Miss Eva
Padgett.
5:30 p. m. Seimon.
Thursday.
Paper, Methods for crea:lug a
love for Mission Work. Mrs. S. J.
Watson ; ' alternate, Mrs. T. P.
Salter.
. Address. Miss Attaway.
Paper, The object of the Asso
ciational W. M. U. Mrs. C. L.
Jones; alternats, Mrs. Lou Hol
ster*.
Recess for dinner.
2:30 p. m. Suubeam work con
ducted by Mrs. W. J. Hatcher and
Miss Sallie Mae Norris.
Adjournment.
August Term of^Court. .
The Court of General Sessions con
vened on Monday with Hon. J. C.
Klugh as presiding judge Solicitor
Timmerman, Stenographer Macfeat
and the other court officials were
promptly at their respective posts.
The Solicitor handed out the follow
ing indictments, which tl e grand
jury passed upon :
Walter Forrest, assault and battery
of'higit and aggrevated nature, true
bill.
John Williams and Mi l I edge An
derson, house breaking and larceny,
true bill.
G. P. Collier, assault and battery
with intent to kill, true bill.
Taylor Oliver, arson,true bill.
Steward Wigfall, assault and bat
tery of high and aggravated nature,
true bill.
Zack Coles, murder, true bill. .
.Ino. Jones, assault and battery, no
bil?, .
Oscar Scurry, malicious mischief,
no bill.
The case of Will Abney, indicted
for assault and battery with intent ti)
kill, was tried on Monday, resid ing
ina mistrial. J. II. Tillman. Esq,,
represented the defendant and Solici
tor Timmerman the state.
Lewis Williams, convicted by town
council of Edgelield for violating the
dispensary law, appealed from decis
ion of council to higher cour''. Judge
Klugh on Monday issued an order re
manding the caseto consider for new
trial.
Steward Wigfall, charged with as
sault and battery, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to pay a fine of S?3 or
be imprisoned at hard labor for a
period of G months.
Ac we write (Tuesday noon), the
;ourt is engaged with' the trial or
?ValtiT Forrest, indicted for assault
.nd battery of hi?;Ji and aggrevated
? ature. S. M. Smith, Esq., i's repre
e i ting the defendant and tue Solici
or the Stare.
The grand j?Vry will complete its
vork this afternoon or eariy Wci
lesday morning.
Frightfully B rued.
Chas. W. Mo-ire, a machin ip!, ol
rurd City, Pa., had his band
righi ful ly burned in an electrical
nrnoce. He applied Buckhn'pf
Vrnic? Sal v?. with the usual ro
uit:-"a quick and perfect cure."
irealfr'?l healer on flirt h fdr Burn?,
V unds, So-es nud Files. ,25c nt
i. L. Penn & Son W. E. Lynch
i Co.
Good quality tooth brushes fron
0 to 25 couts.
G. L. i'enn & Son.
olor ed Su jr. School Closes. ^
Having ' fp session i'oi^^^S:
'eeks, tho ;-' f?B?nr School?h||?^ ??
fet?s';j^i^
b a; c ?t?se . ii-Qiif# ugu sl^Ke^'Scd, c
W.?'?r.iiiglfirei &r?tire^e'ssinm^e. :
.iteudauco w a s" ye ry iu^^t^?^^
bil raen f.''be25.'ThY ?
cachors took" their (l?p^Tir&t?r '
he;r several homes on. Friday,
;arry i ii J? with, them gocd wi'UvauoV
varna friendship for thop?opldr?T".
Sdj;efield, white and .- colored, ipr. j
jbe hospitality and- kiudnese j
bown thfm while in their--m-idst'.--,
The Summer' School', was.-1 in
very way a' success The/Jeacb'eW ;|
(nanifested a lively interest in t
heir-work .from the-b>,g: uping, lo
.be end, and re tu rn f.d.to. their
pome.-i w i th .1 heil muds much im
proved and enlightened otf the
atest methods of teach lug.
. Milton Strother.
Notice; -
TO AV HOM IT. MAY CONCERN:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that a va:
.airey occurred in the Trusteeship
inuVr the corporate mortgage of the
rWIN CITY TOWER COMPANY,
lated the first day of an nary," 1901,
by reason of the dissolution of. the
MERCHANTS' TRUST COM I* A NY,
the Trustee therein, and -that the
SU ARDIAN TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, a corporation duly
arganized and 'existing under the
laws of the State of New York, abd
Joing business at NO. 170 J'roadway,
in the Borough of Manhattan in the
City of-New York,' has been duly.ap
poiuted.as provided in said mortgage,
is substituted trustee in Hie plaoe and
s'ead of the said Merchants' Trust
Company, and bas accepted sa'io ap.
pointaient as said Trustee. Dated,.
July 24tlvI906. TWIN CITY POWER
COM PAN Y\ by CT J. O'Connor. Sec
retary.
First-Class
"I am now well < quipped in
tho ' *
. LIVERY BUSINESS^
Gooa Horses and gooVl.
. Vehicles always oil hanp,
ready to respond to^all call"?,
night or d;iy., Ca:i funiic)t??
teams on short noticp. 1 so
licit your pal rouage. Will al- U
whys endeavor In please you.
W. R FXrRSB,
' Trenton,' S. C.
JUDGE OF PliODATKr
* .''-'*''/.'
1 respect fu ? ly announce myself
ti candidate for re-eieetioti to the
ullice of J ndiio"ul" Probate, ai.d
pledge myself to abide Uie renult
aiid j?upj?ort th? liomin "?.s o? the
Dt-niocratic primary elect ion.
J. T\ AK7.ENV
FOR TREAS Hf HEB.
I respectfully an non nee myself
a candidate fur re-'Wectio'n ' to the
office or County Treasurer. %I
pledge myself to abide the result
and to support the nominees of
the Democratic primary. .,
'Respect ful ly,
J. Ti PATTISON.
I'respect fully anboi?n^'mys?lf
a caudidate for the office pfTreas
SUPT. OF EDUCATION.
Assuring the citizens of-Edgetfeld
county of my sincere appreciation of
their support and confidence: during
J tl e past. 1 hereby announce .myself a
candidate for election to the cfli?? of
Superintendent of Education, subject
to the pu mary of the Democratic party
of this county aml.rules or regulations
governing same. Lf el-icted, I promise
ti continuation of my eifor.ts to.-give
an honest and efficient administration
of the affairs of this ollice
ALBKAT R. NICHOLSON./
With a determination to do my
whole duty in the ollice if elected, and
pledging myself to abide the.result of
the Democratic primary and to sup-,
port the . nominees ol' the party, . I
hereby respectfully announce mvseii.
a {candidate for Superintendent of
Education of Edseiield county.
W. D. HOLLAND.
FOK AUDITOR..
I respectfully announce myself
as a caudiJate for . rerele.ction to
the ollice of County Audi'or, and
do hereby pledge myself "to abide;
the result of the primary election
aud to support the nominees of
the Democratic party.
j. B. HALTIWANGER.
I respectfully announce myself
as a candidate for the oflice^bf
Auditor of Edgefield couuty. . I
pledge mys-]f to abide tbe^result
of the Democratic primary and to
support the nominees of tho party.
H.. \V. DOB E Y. I;
TOR MAGISTRATE,
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election as Magistrate for
the 1st Judicial District of' Edgefield
County, subject, to the rules : and
regulations of the Democratic prima
ry. . <
X. rj. BEUNSON:
?N GOOD
COMPANY
E?>I:-i<)N Phoiiairriiphs and'
Records, Books, Sheet Music
Sta ion cry. Orilera taken
for Engrav ng
. AUGUST Records
now ready.
St S3
?3?? . Else
:?f??i???es9 Cards
m-->:m*. SSE
I FOR CONGRESS,
^/'respectfully anno.upf?:rfty. ca)Midar~
jy'for re-aleotion to ^i^rCcss frojfr tt?e;
Second Oon?res^iona^/ ;Dj^cri??:- of
?.ouih Carolina. Jn^o"?njirr?'so??-?ask
hat ni y const ir ueiiXfr-eiam-i-pe iiito my
u rd of only a fe w?* .mouths at?/-their
?eprcsentative. I have be?n and am
iqvr embarrassed by reason of the
Mutest for ray seat which seriously
irfects'my. inlluenne and my efforts in
jehalf-?rf my people. With" my ' expe
?ieji?e,.l_ain_ sarisih-d that I can and
LvilPrepresent you "more advantageous
y ??"?lie*f?liir?'thah I haye -done iri
:he pa-?t. - &V; -mW . - -
I make this - announccme^t-subpict;
ro the rules and r?siliations of the
Democratic prim try, pleCging my
self to abide by the results, and to sup
port the nominees thereof.
.... - J. 0. PATTERSON,
I hereby auuounce myself a
candidate for Congress from the
Second Congressional District of
South Carolina, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary.
BUTLER B PIARE.
A laudable ambition for promotion
coupled with a God-given desire, to
serve the neople. causes me to an
nounce my candidacy for Congress Ex
amine my rpcord as a member of the
House of Representatives of S. C.I
will obey the rules, of the Democratic
Primaries. Obediently.
GASPER LOREN TOOLE.
Aiken, S. G.
UOUSE REPRESENTATIVES
I respectfully auifounce myself
a candidate for re-election to the
House of Representatives, and
pledge myself to abide the result
and lo support the nominees of
th^i Democratic primary.
B. E. NICHOLSON.
I respectfully annvunce myself a
candidate for the Hfrufte of Repre
srhfa'rves and pledge myself to abide
the result, of the Democrat ic primary
arid io support the nominees of ?the
same.
S. T, WILLIAMS.
I respectfully annvunce myself
a candidate for the House of Rep
resentatives from Eda held coun
ty, pledging myself to abide the
result uf the' Democratic Primary
aud-to support the nominees .of
the party.
' IRA C. CARBON.
COUNTY SUPERVISOR
I rt,_8p',ctfully au imune* myself
a cnn did ti ti-i for re-election, tn the
office ol' Cornily Sup?rvi?or of
Edgeityld County ; and ?f-electfa,
will iii'j'h? future, us in tbe nest,
give my faithful and tindivi U-d
al tori I h ?ii tn ih^ duties of thc said
tiliivii'. I pledge ni*, self to ab ido the
result and lo sup poi I the nominees
of the D? mocratie party .
D. P. SELF.
I hereby announce myself a
[candidate for the office of Super
visor of Edgefield county and
pledge hiysslf to abide ?.be result
of the Democratic primary and to
support the nominees of the (uutic
R.\T. MOULTRIE.
i -. v..
I respectfully announce myself
a candidate for thc ofiice of Coun
ty Supervisor,, subject to tho
Democratic primary. I will be
very, grateful should the people
I elect -me to this office and promise
:aj&tbiu^ of tbe.diitie.s.
: erit QU A RLE S .
Standing on my record and exper
ience derived as a former Clerk and
Couuty Commissioner^ and with
heartfelt appreciation for the unstint
ed kindness and generous suppoit
heretofore bestowed upon me by my
fellow-Democrats of Edgefield county
whosj votes and influence \ again so
licit. X respectfully announce my can
didacy for the ofiice ol' County .Super
visor and.pledge myself to* abide the
result of the Primary election, and lo
amefiicient and faithful discharge of
all the duties of this important ofiice
if elected.
J. R. BLOCKER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate tor re-election to the ollice
of County Commissioner of Edgefield
county, pledging myself to a faithful
discharge of duty and to abide the
result of the Democratic primary.
R, C.'GRIF?IS.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for County Commissioner of
Edgefield county and pledge myself j
to abide tiwi result of the Democratic;
primary and to support the nominees
ofthesame,
. J. E. .JOHNSON.
I hereby announce my candida
cy for Couuty .Commissioner from
the west side, a section where a
commissi mer is very much need
ed. If elected I will do the best;I
oan in looking after my territory,
pledging myself lo abide the re
sult of the primary election and to
support-the -nominees of the dear
old parly..
\V. G. WELLS.
. I hereby anno.uu.ee myself a
candidate for the ollice of County
Commissioner of Edgefield couuty,
and.pledge myself to abide the re
sult of the Democratic primary.
J. C. REYNOLDS.
S UPE lt VIS' R REGISTRATION
. J respectfully announce myself
candidate for the ollice ol'Supervisor
of Registra .ion, aird pie l^e myself to
abide the result of the Democratic
primary and tn. support the nominee
ol'the .-rame.
G. G. WEST
I'leasant.Lane; S. C
I resptwtfiilly announce myself
Candidate for re-election lo ljie ollice
t?f Supervisor of Registration, and
pledge .myself to ?'.bide the result ot
the D?mocratie primary and to sup
port che nominees of the same,
CHARLES STROM.
J - herewith very respectfully an
ituutice my: elf a* a candidate for Su
pi:',- visor ol'Jf'srif trallon of Edgefield
(Monty, pleilgmr myself to abide the
result of the primary election and to
Support Ihii ?omiiiVes of the paity.
GEGR31S W. QUARL?S.
f respectfully an non ned myself as;:
iiindidate for. the ellice of Superviso,
if Registration of Edjenelti county
:)li-dg!i]g myself to abide the result ol
.h-_- primary and I o ?iippori lhj nouil
etsui'ih'.' party, and to do my full
hity if. elected. I thunk my friend;.
iud the yul ing pjiblip in advance foi
ill favori that i?.iv be shown me.
' (J. W. WA TS O IN",
Luckiest Man in Arkansas.
"I'm th?e. luckiest mau in Ar
an sap,^^*!^ H. L. Stanley, of
Jruno, u?t,uc?3ibe restoration of
g$aW i|ejsv Ef?j't'h .-^t|r " fi?|?S?" re
if;^bu ?^ou^-icougb
og froi?.yh??l;ungs -and I ojree my
;p??- fort?nelo tho. wbHc?^r??t
;st mediciue?gDr. King's New- Dis
iov?ry 'fir Consumption IwhicbT
-now from ?lxperieuce M?- CUTP
?onsumptiou ijtf takeu iu time....My
vife~ii?jproved with first" bi?'t's
ind twelve bottles completed the
sure." .Cures the worst coughs and
iQld or,mou.ey,j.e,f.uuded. 50c and
fl.OO.G.L. Penn. &;Sou W."?7
Lyn^b ,<fe Co.
Unnecessary Expense^.
Acute attacks of colic and diar
rhoea come on without warning
md prompt relief must be obtaiu
3d. There is no necessity of incur
ring the expense of a physician's
service in such cases if Chamber
lain's Colic, CholerA and Diarrhoea
Remedy is at band. A dose of this
remedy will relieve the patient
before a doctor could arrive. It
has never been known to fail,
even in the most severe and dan
gerous cases aud no family Bhould
be without lt. Sold by AT. L. Penn
? Sou.
'.Make Hay While the Gun Shines"
. There is a leeson in the work of
the thrifty farmer. He knows that
the bright sunshine may last but
a day and he prepares for the
showers which are so liahle tu fol
low. So it should be with every
household. . Dysentery, diarrhoea
and cholera morbus may attack
some member of the house without
warning. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which is the best known medicine
fer these diseases, should always
be kept at hand, as immediate
treatment is necessary, and delay
may provo fatal. For sale by G.
L. Penn & Son.
He Was in Trouble.
UI was in trouble, but found a
way out of it, and I m a happy
mau agatu, since Dr. King's New
Lite Piles cured tue of chronic
constipation," saj's E. W. Goodloe,
107 St. Louis St., Dallas, T?x.
Price 25c at G. L. Penn <fc Son
W. E. Lynch & Co,
Mutual Benefit's
Low Life Insurance Rates.
AGIO ' RATE
14 to 2i $18.40
22 18.80
28 19.23
24 19.67
25 20.14
20 20.03
27 21.15
28 21.69
29 -22.26
30 ' 22.85
SI 23.48'
32 24-14
33 ' 24.84
34 J25.58
35 26.35
30.94
,a15 , 37.08
g 50 45.45 \
??TOTS x;5m_pauy^ays"TTar^^?vi
deuds annually, reducing the
above lates considerably. NO
RESTRICTIONS as to War, Oc
cupation, etc.
E. J. Norris, Agent.
Wi*
If your eyes are worth
j having.the}' are worth saving.
Do so with the right kind of
glasses.
Geo.F, Minis,
Optic'an.
Notice.
On the 20th day of August 190G the
undersigned will make a final settle
ment on the estate of ' Mrs. ?L
Thompson, deceased, in the office of
.ledge of Probate at Edgefield. >$. Q.
and at thi same time will a} ply fora
linal discharge as administratrix of
said estate,
M'"ss ..^ddie Thompson,
4t
THE
ANK
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
State and County Depository .
DIRECTORS.
J. C. SHEPPARD, W. W. ADAMS,
J. H. BOUKNIGHT, T. H.RAIJ?SFOBD
J. M. COBB, B, S. HOLLANP,'
A. S. TOMPKINS, C. C. Fuj^Lpa,
VV. E. PRESCOTT.
OFFICERS.
J. C. SHEPPARD, President.
W. W. ADAMS, Vioe-Prei dent.
E. ,r. Ml MS. Cashier
J. ll, ALLEN, Ass't Cashier.
Pays interest on deposits by special
son tract.
Munoy to loan on liberal term.--.
rVompt and polite attention to bus
l?SS.
YOUR Account Solicited,
ANTED-Buyers
for Gasoline En
gines, Steam En
gines, Saw Mills,
Cotton Gins, Presses etc.
Ef J. NORRIS
THE
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?EDGEFIEEIrSrC,
STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY
THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IN EDGE JELD COUNTY
Paid up Capital..? ? ? ? '> . . $58.000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits- ----. 28,000-00
Liability of Stockholders... 58,000.00
Protection to Depositors..'. $1^+000.00;
_ We invite attention of those desiring a safe depository for their money 'o'tne' a?uvc
acts. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS BY SPc?lAL-CONTRACT.
Under provision' of its-charter this bank'ii authorized to act as'trfcstee, guardian
?mini?tritnr and executor, mid to accept and execute trusts generally.
A. E. P. OGETT, President i*. H RAINaFORD, Vica-Pres
W. H. HAULING, Cashier. ' W. A. BYRD, Asst. Cashier.
If you wish to keep cool-everybody does
in hot weather-come to our store and let us
fit you in one' of our stylish light weight suits
in . , v ; '
Serges. Worsted? and Cassimeres
We always carry a full stock of soft. front
Shirts. Just the.thing for hot weather.
Do you wear Crossett Oxfords? They make
life's walk. easy.
We invite you to call.
DORN & MIMS
Our Best Effort
will be' made this month in LADIES SUM
MER SHOES. Try a pair of Hamilton, Brown
& Co's Celebrated
"AMERICAN LADY" OXFORDS
"SUNBURST" SLIPPERS
' "GIBSON TIES."
All warranted SOLID and will give satisfac
tion or money refunded.
On account of the continued bad
weather I have decided to extend the
time of my
Those who have been kept away by the
Bargains! am offering in all lines,
Yours for Bargains,
JAS. E. HART
Jet your Laundry in Tuesdays.
Watch this space
next week.
It will pay you.
THE CORNER STORE,
W. H. TURNER,
^"/?-."TV
IP
Jelly Tumblers
Let us supply you with MASON'S Fruit Jars
and Jelly Tumblers.
We nave a large stock and our prices are rea
sonable,
We pan also fill your orders for extra rubbers
for Jars,
Jones & Son
axative Rromo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Two
ink Bos. 25$