Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 15, 1906, Image 2

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Edteef ield Advertiser J. Ii. MIMS? - - Vi - EDITOR TERMS: ONE YEAR * $150 . SIX MONTHS 75 WEDNESDAY, A?G. 16, 1906. On The Hustings. ii The candidates aie almost on the home stretch, the election being less than two weeks off. Only one more meeting is yet to be held, and that will be in the court house on the 23rd inst. As the time grows Fhorter the campaigning grows fiercer. Some of the voters rou~d about Ropers vere either very busy on their farms on Thursday la&t or are taking no part or parcel ?in politics. The attendance upon the meeting at that- place was vtry Email. Even some of the candidates came up missing. However, a very barroouious aud }. leasact day was spent by all who wero presfiut. Ou Friday, at Rehoboth, oue ot the best of the series of meetings was held. The attendance, while not large, was very representative. A more intelligent, good-natured aggregation of voters is seid m seen. Crops in that vicinity witb some exceptions are exceedingly good, consequently most of the farmers were in a mood to enjoy a day off. Tibe roll call of. candidates would scarcely, have revealed missing place iu theil ranks. Gen erally speaking, they are a fine looking set of fellows. The good pasture upon which the racers have been browsing during the past few weeks has greatly improved them. They are better groomed their hair looks better-th? ir an gles are not ~eo sharp-the emile which they wear for everybody, though assumed at first, now Beems to be entirely natural. In deed, sc well do the'present "pie bunters" compare with tht.se of past campaigus, that we want them all to assemble in a group on the court: housf steps OD the day of the 'meeting at Edgefield aud have their pictures "struck." By all meaos let this be done be fore the election. If it is done after the votes aro counted, some will then be so puffed-up over their victory aud others so down cast over their defeat that they will not look like themselves. The speeches at Rebobotb, shewed a marked improvement. While practically the same ground was covered by those who spoke, yet the speeches were clothed in different language and were de livered in an easier, more graceful and more effective ia an uer. The writer took notes and expected to report the meetmg somewhat in detail, but, hav'ug to publish the very leDgthy report of the grand jury this week, we have not the space for a full report. The can didates for the House, Superin tendent of Education and Couuty Supervisor spoke on this occasion. Two candidates for congress, B. B. Hare and G. L. Toole, also ad dressed the audience in the after noon. Just before adjourning for din ner, the chairman, Mr. R. A. Cochran, who presided with be coming ease and dignity, intro duced Prof. J". F. Entzminger who presented briefly but effectively the claims of the South Carolina Co-Educational Institute. A thoroughly cooked, delight fully - seasoned barbecue dinner was served on a long table under the spreading oaks. Those who partook of this bountiful dinner pronounced Jack Whatley, the chief ccok on this occasion, to be first among caterers, and those who refreshed themselves at the lemonade stand say that, as maker of "soft drinks," Jim Gilchrist can't be beat. Presentment of Grand Jury, Au _ ?Tust Court. To his Honor, J. C. Klugb, Pre siding Judge, At the August term of Court. 1906: Wo have passed on all Bills of Indictment handed out to us and made our report of findings to the court. The committees appointed to examine Books and Accounts of County Officials, Roads, Bridges and Ferries and Jail and Public Buildings have made their reports to us and their reports are presented herewith as a part of our presentment. We recommend and call upon the Copnty Supervisor aod the County Board of Commissioners to rescind the contract made for an iron bridge over Stevens creek at Price's mill. Our recommenda tion in this matter is made be oauee we see that the company contracting to furnish the materi al for this bridge has not complied with its contract as to time it was to finish the bridge. The bridge was to be finished by July 1st, 1906, and at preseut no material has been delivered for the bridge, and for the further reasons that we do not believe that the couuty should incur the expanse of an hon bridge at this point, as it isl not one of thc main thoroughfares of the county, and we do not see J that the couuty is in financial condition- to nay for the work when it is done. We note the settlement sheets have been preparrd by the county Auditor aud witnessed by the Comptroller Geueral in which there is charged as a balance due by Ex-Trnasurer, C. M. Williams, "to Edg*?fi?ld county the sum of 11433 95. We recommend that Ex Treasurer, C. M. Williamp, be rf quired to pay luto the county Treasury this amount, and if same is not pa-rdjn a reasonable time that Bait bs brought os his bond for the recovery of this sum !for the county. It appears from the settlement made Ly County Treasurer J. T. Pattison up to October 15th. 1905, that this officer has put up more money than the correct amount nf bis shortage and wej recommend that the County Supervisor be authorized to draw his warrant ou the Couuty Treasurer "in favor of J. T. Pattison for the amount of $1433.95, which seems to te the amount he was recfuired by the Comptroller General to put up In excesB of his shortage. The committee on Poor House j and Couuty Farm will defer their I report until the "October term. We desire to express our ap preciation for the assistance and (courtesies extended to us during 'this term by His Honor Judge iKlugh, the Solicitor, G. B. Tiw merman and the other court offi cers. < Respectfully. A. E. PADGETT, Foreman. [Report of Committee on County j Offices. Edgefield, S C. July 25th, 1906. Po the Grand Jury of Edgefield Cohn ty. At the August Term of Court, 1906: The Special Committee appoint ed at the March, term of Court by you to examine the booka and ac counts of county officers, began its work on July 12th and worked eight days examining the book? and accounts of following officers: Master, Judge of Probate,County Superintendent of EducdtioD, Clerk of Court, Sheriff, Auditor, Supervi sor and Treasurer. From the books of Master's office we found that he had on hand trust funds aggregating $1619.21, and it was ascertained that this offic? r had this amount to his credit in banks as Master. Tho accounts of the Judge of Probate's office showed that he lum trust funds aggregating $124179, while his balances in banks footed up $ 1254.80, the difference being an outstanding check for $13 Ol, mak ing rn exact balance. The books of Couuty Superinten dent of Education showed (hut he bad approved school warrants for scholastic year ending July 1st, 1906, amounting to $18,080 21 and tbtl there was an unexpended bal-| ance ot cash and 1905 06 apu'-'ttiou ment totaling $1358.16 still to thc credit ot the various districts in the county. The hooks lu this office showed that this officer and tb* trustees in the districts throughout the couuty were disbursing the school fund with conservati, n ami good judgment, and the books abd vouchers were in good shape. In the Sh? . iffs. office we found no funds belonging to the county, the deputies having tax executions for collection not hiving made their returns. All books seemed prop erly kept and the office furniture had been served with a new dress ing of pain ',. From the office of Clerk of Cou we found that fines had been co -i lected amounting to $250.00, and .icenses to amount of $27.50, all... which had been.paid ove* to Coun ty Treasurer. I Our attention was called to the fact, by the Clerk of Court, that | the recommendation of the Grand Jury of 1905 in reference to the ne cessity of having a hew index pre I pated for Abstracts of Judgmeut and for deeds of Conveyance from 1839 to 1369 had .iot yet been car-1 I ried out. We recommend that the present Clerk of Court have this work done and that the Supervisor issue his warrant in payment for he work when completed. We be-j Iieve that the present Clerk of I Court will have the work neatly and accurately executed in the best form. The records in this office seemed, witt\ the exceptions named above, iu good shape, and we noticed that the clerk is intro ducing the best up-to-date record books. From an examination of tb.3 Su pervisor's office we found that the books and accounts are in good form and that the accounts render ed in this office have been properly entered and filed, evidencing a gen eral improvement. We recom mend that a record book be opened in this office giving a complete record of all notes issued by the County Commissioners. It is now customary for them to borrow money, and they sometimes issue notes for machinery and slock, and a record of these should be kept separate from other claims show ing the maturity of such notes, and in order that the amount of such indebtedness can be ascertain ed at any time belore maturity ol the notes. We found that this office has approved J id paid claims for year 1906 amounting to $11,242 69 and that it has bo/rowed from banks money aggreg : ting $13,000.00 These claims cover the expenses ol the county for the six mouths end ing July 1st, 1906. The tax levy on property for this year will raise about $18,000.00, and the commuta tion tax will be added to this, ll assessed at $1.00 will raise about $3200.00, if at $2.00 it will raise about $6400.00. From the Treasurer's office vre find the following statement to be the condition of tue office: Amounts Charged to Treasurer. To amounts brought forward from settlement of 1904 $6,226.19 Amount of Treasurer's Duplicate . for Taxes on real estate and per *onal property . $56,368 40 Amount of additional taxes on per sonalty and realty $179 -6 Amount of Poll Tax and Dog Tax $5,858.0J Amount of additional Polls and Dogs $239 50 Amount received -from Coup Dispensary $2,937... Amount received from Fines ar.i Licenses . $557.?Jj Amount received from oth other sources $7 0 Amount received from Commuta tion Tax $6,586 01 Amount received from State Dis pensary $2.431 3( Borrowed money on no.es of Coun ty Commissioners $13,000.01 Total $913911: Amount of Credits Allowable. By Executions, Nulla Bunas, Double Entries, etc. $2 051 ll By Warrants of Supervisor' pain $?9,971 3 By Jury and Witness Pav Bill. paid -$1468 9* By School Warrants paul $17,921 3: By ShfcW Railroad Coupons pan ? $544.51 By Wise Ruilroad C .upons pni. $690 0* By Pickens Railroad Coupons p.ii< $813 4i ByEdgifield ?'chnol and Corpora tion Coupons $2,820 ?? By puyments made to State Treas . Drer $19;886.28 By commissions allowed to Treas urer on collection of Special R R. und School tax ' #271.12 By Refunds made on tuxes after payment 4 381 04 t? y Ca sh on hand in banks $7,535 83 Total .$94.391 12 The County Auditor was engag ed if? worK on his tax duplicates for this year and WH have no report to make as to his office. Respectfully submitted, N.M. JONES. A. E. PADGETT, S.B.MAYS, IB. R. SMITH, S. H. HANGET, Commit fee, Report of Committee on Roads Bridges and Ferries. To The Grand Jury of Edge field County, August term of Court, 1906: We can only make a partial re port at this term of court. We be lieve that the roaVs and bridges are in as good condition as we I could reasonably expect consider ing the heavy rains we have had. Our furthar report will be made at the October term. Respectfully, WALTER CH.EATHAM, JNO. C. SHAW, Committee. ? Report of Committee on Ja.il and Public Buildings. To The Grand Jury of Edge field County, At the August term of Court - We find all the public buildiug3 in good condition except the jail. The ?ail is in a cleanly condition, hut the doors, windowB and iron bars are in a very unFf.fe condi tion fot'the confining of prisoners The iruu bare SCPOBS two windora have been sawed out, which makes that spctiou of the jail unfit to confine prisoners. We recommend that the Sjper visor have '.he iron bars replaced with uew ones, and that the win dows bu rppaired in other particu lars ED as lo render the jail Becure for kepping prisoners. W?) alen recommend that the yard in rear of the Court House bi cleansed and put in n sanitary condition. In the present etat.-? 'he health of ihe officials in the Court House aud the inmates of thp j*iil ie endangered. The sewerage pipes running from the Court room should be made to couduei 'he sewerage nod elope lo some dileh, and the use ol this yard for purpos.'B it is now being used should be prohibited. Respectfully, J. JACOBS, P.J. COLEMAN, JNO. C. SHAW. Committee A Statement From Ex-Treasurer C. M. Williams. Mr. Editor:-As the report of the Grand Jury will appear in your paper thia week aud a part of it may be misleading to many people who do no'tknow ihe actual facts regarding tine shortage in the Treasurer's office, I deem it but justice to myself to make the fol lowing statements as to facts iii this matter. lu ihe report of the Grand Jury some people will get the idea that no one ie short but myself. The facts are that the present Treasur er was agaiu found short on the transactions of this year $1,010 00 His friends put up the money and no mentiou was made of the short age in the report of the Grand Jury. If I had a milliou dollars at my command I would not yet put up one cent on the amount of short age claimed against me. For the reason that I have never been asked to help in any of the if - vet-tigations in the Treasurer's office, except by the Grand Jury Committee for 1905. Af. the re quest of tbs Grand Jury commit tee for 1905 I came to Edgefield to try to give them possession of my calculations and settlement made when I left the Treasurer's office. I told the committee that I had left all ray settlement papeie in the hands of the present Treas urer. He said that he could not find the papers aud knew nothing about them. For that reason the Grand Jury Committee did not pasB on my settlement iii 1905, and has never yet pus-sed ou it. Yet presentment is made this year based on investigations made by other parties, who were interested, and not on findings Jof their own committee. I have been told that Dr. Patti son is showiug to the people a let ter written by Comptroller Jonee stating that shortly after Dr. Pat tison weut iuto office he, Jones, received letters saying that some thing was wrong in the office, and asking Jones to como over and straighten out the matter. The Auditor and thepreseut Treasui er have also stated on the stump at Red Hill that they were the first ones to find out the shortage in the Treasurer's office before auy such thing was found by auy Grand Jury Committee, and that they reported it at once to the Comptroller by letters. Now, Mr. Editor, I am prepared to show ?hat nothing was ever wrrtteu or telegraphed to the Comptroller's jfficc about this matter until on rhe 8th of August after the matter dad been found by the Grand Jury Jommittee in July and called to the attention of both the Treasur er and Auditor. 1 have certified copies of all letters and telegrams .vritteu by the Auditor and Treas irer to the Comptroller, and am prepared to prove that no mention ?vas ever made by them until Au gust 8th, 1905, and Iben it was uni dated that there was any short go, aud I am prep ired to further .rove that the Comptroller w?ie lever askpd to catan over to Edge iold a tit il September 18th, 1905. vhich was about ihe time th iraud Jury Committee were t< .jake up I heir final report on I h ic natter for the Oalub r c jurt. The f.cts ar-* that t bi * short a# .vas found oy the Grar.d Jury Com mittee in July 1905, and would have* been reported tb ibo Au aust-Court 1905, but ?)r. Pattison liskod^the Grand Jury to give bim more time, which they did. So, Mr. Editor, tbe claims made by thete men are to say the leaet not correct. Dr. Pattison is claiming that he has put up money for my shortage. He hae never intentionally doue any such thing. After bping sus pended by the Governor on the report of the Comptroller, hf was required to put up the amount of $4187.73. This was factly the amount the Comptroller's account ant bad found him short. See re port of Comptroller to General Assembly 1905, part II, page 253. In this report it was claimed that I wasshort $1557.12 and that Dr Paitieou was sh Vrt $4187.73. He was required to put up $4187.73 just what the Comptroller had found him short, not one cent on what it wis claimed I was short. 11?. had to do this in order to be reinstated. The public ought to 1-now that he would not be re quired to put up anything olaimed against me. N >w. Mr, Editor, I lia ve not been treated fairly iu this matter. My papers left iu the office show ing what settlement I had made were not forthcoming until Jbe first part of this year, 12 months after I had left the * flice, in the noan time investigations had been going on for several months. If 1 am justly due one single dollar, I am, after proper investigation in which I am present oi repn S'uted, ready to sacrifice every piece ol property I have to pay the 6ame I do not care for any newspaper controversy over this matter, I felt that I was due it to myself aud to my friends to --stale these facts. I ara prepared to prove everything I havo stated herein. C. M. William August 13lb, 1906. Statement of the Condition ol The Farmers Bank of Edgefield, located ar K lg -lieU, S. O , at tl: close .iib. -i.'ss \ugisr llth, 19.JG. SSO U KC ES: Loans and cdunis $240,000. Overdrafts I,?;?3.l3 Banking I <e 4,040.00 Due from L; .s and Bankers I1.20S3J Currency i>.l ??>.().. Gold 1,265.00 .Silver, Nickie's and Pennies -J 17.?S 1 Checks and Casu Items iuvt!) ?264.027.5J LIA.. IL.TIES: Capital Stock Paid in $58,000.001 Surplus Fund . 23,000.301 Undivided prullts, less Current. Expenses and Taxes Paid. i,?>0l,?i?i One to Banks and Bankers 70S,"?i [nd i vidual Deposits/Subject to Check 30,612 9:1 Time Certificates 57,07LOO Bills Payable, not Iniduding Time Certificates repre senting Borrowed'Money 90,000,00 $204,927.54 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COOXTV OF EnOEKIKLD. ):efore me came VV. U. [TARLING, Casln'er of The Farmers Bank of Edgefield, who being duly sworn, says that the foregoing statement is a true condition of said JBank, as itown by the books of file in said bank. W. II. HARLI j (4. Sworn to and subscribed before mn, this 14th day of August, 11)06. E. H. FOLK, N. P. S. C. (L. s ) . Correct Attest : E. II FOLK, A. E. PADGETT. W. F. ROATH. JUDGE OF PROBATE. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-electiou to the office of Judge of Probate, ai.d pledge myself to abide the.result aud support the nomiuees of the Democratic primary election. J. P. A1,7,EN. FOR TREASURER. I respectfully announce myself a caudidate for re-election to the office ot Couuty Treasurer. I pledge myself to abide the result .and to support the uominees of the Democratic-primary. ' Respectfully, J. T. PATTISON. I respectfully announce myself a caudidate for the office of Treas urer of Edgefield county and pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary and to support the nominees of the same. R. E. MORGAN. SUPT. OF EDUCATION. Assuring the citizens of Edgefield county ol' my sincere appreciation of their support and confidence dunn; tl e past, 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for election, to the ellice ol' Superintendent of Education, subject to the piimary of the Democratic, party of this county and.rules or regulations governing ?-.ame. If elected, I promise a continuation of my efforts to give an honest and efficient administration of the affairs of this office. A LB IC RT R. NICHOLSON". With a determination to do my whole duty in the office if elected, and pledging myself to abide the result ol the Democratic primary and to sup port the nominees of the party' 1 hereby respectfully announce riiyseil a ^candidate for Superintendent of j Education of Edgefield county. W, D. HOLLAND. FOR AUDITOR. I r? ^p.-d fu.ly announce myself us a candidate for re-election to the i iii ce of County Audi or, and do h-reby pledge myself to abide the result of the primary election and to support the nominees of the Democratic party. J. Ii. II ALT! WANGER. I respectfully uunounce myself is e. candidate for (he office of Vuditor of Edgefield couuty. I pledge mys If to abide the result if the Democratic primary and to upport the nominees of tho party. H. W. DOBEY. FOR CONGRESS, . I respectfulIy*antiQunce my candida cy for re-election to Congress from the Second Congressional District- of South Carolina.-In doing so t ask that m y cori's! il nenes examine into my record of only a few months as their representative I have been and am nov; embarrassed by reason of the contest for my seat which seriously affects my inlluenee and my efforts in behalf of my people. With* my "expe rience, 1 am sar is H M! that 1 can and" will represent yon more advantageous ly in the future than I have done in the past. I make this announcement subject to the ruled and regulations of the" Democratic primary, pledging my self tc abide by the results, and tD sup port the nominees thereof. J. 0. PATTERSON. I hpreby announce myself a candidate for Congress from the Second Congressional District of South Carolina, subject to the .rules of the Democratic primary. BUTLER B HARE. A laudable ambition for promotion coupled with a God-given desire to serve tfie neople, causes me to an nounce my candidacy for Congress Kx amitie my record as a member of the House of Representatives of JS. C.I will obey the rules ol' the Democratic Primaries. Obediently. G Air PER LOREN TOOLE. Aiken, S. C. UO ? SE RE PRESENT ATI VES I respectfully nnr.ouuce myself a candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives, and pledge myself to abide Ihe ro.?ult and to support the nominees of ihe Democratic primary. B. E. NICHOLSON. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the lloit?.e of Repre senta'ives and pledge .myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary and to support the nominees of ?"the same. S. T, WILLIAMS. I reppncl fully an nuance myself a candidate fur the House of Rep resentatives from Eda field coun ty, niedging myself to abide the result of the Democratic Primary and to supp? rt the nominees of ? he parly. m C. CARSON. COUNTY SUPERVISOR I ri-Hp'-et fr, I ly aiiuouripH myself ,i candidate for reelection tu the >??ic?? of County Supervisor of Kdgefield County; and if elected, ..viii in tb- future,, as in the past, give my faithful and und ty i led at ten! i . . 11 to tho <lut ?os of the said .?fii?H. 1 pledge my sel f to abide the rnsii 11 and to support the noni inees ol'thc De tripera tic nerty. D. P. SELF. I her?Ly announce myself a candidate for the ellice of Super visor of Edgffield county and pl pd gerny sa If to abide the result of the Democratic primary and to support the nomiuees of the Ramo. . R. J. MOULTRIE. I respectfully announce myeelf a candidate for the o?ice of Coun ty Supervisor, subject to tb Democratic primary.- I will be very grateful should Ibo people elpct m? to this ellice and promise a faithful discharge of the duties of same. C. E. QU ARLES. Staining on my record and exper ience derived as a former Clerk and County Commissioner, and with heartfelt appreciation for the unstint ed kindness and generous suppo't heretofore bestowed upon me by my fellow-Democrats of Edgefleld county whosa votes and i nil tie nee I again so licit. ? respectfully announce my can didacy for the ellice of County .Super visor and pledge myself to abide the result ol'the Primary election, und to au ellicieut and faithful discharge ol all the duties of this important ellice if elected. J. R. Il LOCK ER. COUNTY COMMISSIONER. I respectfully announce myself a canil ?dare for rf-election to the ollicc ol' County Commissioner of Edgelleld county, pledging myself to a faithful discharge of duty and to abide the resulto!' the Democratic primary. R. C. GRIFFIS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Commissioner of Edgeiield county and pledge myself .to abide the result ol' the Democratic primary and to support the nominees of the same, J. E. JOHNSON. I hereby announce my candida cy for County Commissioner from tue west side, a section where a commissi mer is very much need ed. If elected I will do the best I can in looking after my territory, pledging myself to abide the re sult of tlie primary election and to support tho nominees of the dear old party. W. GL WELLS. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner of Edgefleld county, and pledge myself to abide the re sult of the Democratic primary. J. C. REYNOLDS. S UPE RVIS'R REGISTRATION .1'respectfully announce myself a Candidate for the ellice of Supervisor ol' Registration, and ple-i >e myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary and to support the nominees of the same. G. G. WEST. Pleasant Lane, S. G, I respectfully announce myself ^ a candidate for re-election t3 the ofhee nf Superviser of Registration, and pledge myself to abide the result of lite Democratic primary and to sup port the nominees ol' the same, CUARLEti STROM. I iiiT'?wiMi very respectfully an nuli dee myself as a candidate for Su pervisor ol' Registration of Edgelleld county, pledging myself to abide the result off he primary election and to support Hie nominees of the pa-tty. . GISOR JE W. QU ARLES. f rc pi ct fully a ti munica myself as a candidate for tue oflice of Supervisor of Registra tum ol' Ed ?elie Id county, pledging myself to abide the result of lbs primary and iDsupport the nomi eesot'ih" party, and to do my full iluty if elected. I thank my friends and the voting public in advance for all favors that may be shown me. C. W. WATSON", Luekjept Mau iu Arkansas. .'I'm the luckiest man in Ar kansap,'* writes H. L. Stanley, of Bruno, "since th? restoration of my wi to 'B hjalth after five years of continuous coughing aud bleed ing from ihe lungs; and I owe ray good fortune to tho world's great est medicine, Dr. King's New Dis covery f*r Consumption which I know from experience will cure consumption if taken in time. 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If your eyes are worth having they are worth saving. Uo so with the right kind of glasses. Geo. F. Mims, Optic'an JSTotice. On the20lh day of August 1900 the undersigned will malee a final seule ment on the estate of Mrs. S- ?J Thempson,deceased, in the orrie.* of .ledge of Probate at Edgefleld. C> and at tilt same time will a| ply fora li nal discharge as administratrix of 3.1 id esta'.e. M'ss teddie Jhompson, it EDGEFLELD, S. C. State and County Depositor^. DIRECTORS. .1. C. SHEPPARD, W. W. ADAMS, J. H. BOUKXIGHT, T. H. RAINSFGRD J. M. COBB, B. S. HOLLAND, A. S. TOMPKINS, C. C FULLER, VV. E. PRESCOTT. OFFICERS. J . C. SHEPPARD, President. W. \V. ADAMS, Vice-Prei dent. E. J, MIMS, Cashier .J. ll. ALLEN, Ass't CasTiier.. Pays interest on deposits by special contract. Money to loan on liberal terms. Promut .md polite ar.re it ion to bu.i ness. YOUR Account Solicited. FOR MAGISTRATE, ' I hereby announce myself a C8ni!i"-i ilate for re-eleeticn as Magistrate for; ??ie itt Judicial District of Edgelield j homily, subject t? the rules and regulations of the Democratic prima ry* N. ti BRUNSON. Summer Diarrhoea in Children. During the hot weather of the Bummer mouthe the first un tia I ti ra) looseuc&s of a child'c bowels should have immediate attention, so as to check the disease before it becomes serious. All that is ".es pary is a few drseh of Charab?r 1 ii")'s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rnmedy followed by a dose of castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev M." 0. S'ockland, pastor of the first M. E. Church, .Little Falls, Minn., writes: uWe bava used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for several years and fiud it a yery valuable remedy, especially for summer disorders in children. So'd by G. L. Penn & Son. TIMMOfiS & CORLEY, SURGEON DENTISTS, Appointments at Trenton on Wednesdays. Crown and Bridge Work a Special ty. When you want paint that spreads well and wears well, let us supply you with Harrison's or Heath. & Milligan's painti, none better. Timmons Bros. HOUSE COLD TIRE SETTER, While you wait-in twenty minutes-I can shrink, the tires Of your wagon or buggy without de.? facing or charring the rim of tlft wheels as is often done when the tires are heated. If you have tires set once while cold by this ma chine you will never again allow them to be heated. I have just added a machiue for shrinking rubber tires and for putting on new rubber tires. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices very reasonable. B J CBOOKER. Just received a large supply of Hardware and Carpenter's Toole of all kind. Call upon us when in need of these goods. Ramsey & Jones. THE FARMERS BANK OF EDGEFIELDJS. C. STATE AND COUNTY DEPOSITORY THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IK EDCE'lELD COUNTY Paid up Capital. $58,000.00 Surplus and Undivided-Profits.. 28,000-00 Liability of Stockholders. 58,000.00 Protection to Depositors. $144,000.00 We invite attention of those desiring a safe depository for thor money ro tue uuure acts. INTEREST PAIDON DEPOSITS BY SPECIAL CONTRACT. Under provision of its charier this bank is authorized to act is trastee, guardian dministrator and executor, and to accept and execute trasto generally. A. E. PADGETT, President i\ H RAINSFORD, Vice-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 Serges. Worsteds 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 & nms est Effort will be made this month, in LADIES SUM MER SHOES. Try a pair of Hamikolt, Brown & Co's Celebrated "AMERICAN LADY" OXFORDS . "SUNBURST" SLIPPERS "GIBSON TIES." All warranted SOLID and will give satisfac tion or money refunded. New Laundry We are sending to a new Steam Laundry and will ask all our?former patrons to give us a trial. First-class work guaranteed. Send work in Tuesdays. JAS. E. HART and Jelly Tumblers Let us supply you with MASON'S Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers. We have a large stock and our prices are rea sonable. We can also fill your orders for extra rubbers for Jars. Jones & Son Always Remember the :atlve gromo Quinine in One Day, Grip iii Two trw*** otk Bos. 254