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Evening journal., 1902-08-20
S to Baltimore and Return Sunda,
Next

August "a, via Pennsylvania railroad.
Special train leaves Wilmington a.
a. m; returning. leaves Baltimore
Union station, $50 p. m. 81 round trip,
Tickets good on special train only. No
half tickets sold.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20

The proposed trolley trip to Della
ware City by the Odd Fellows. which
was to have taken place last night was
spending on account Of the accident to
Third street bridge.
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S 90 to Baltimore and Return S 90
SUNDAY. AUGUST 3Ist. 3. 6. o. &. e.

Another delightful excursion to the
Monumental City via B. & o. r. r.,
Sunday, August 81 Special train leaves
Market street station S.45 a. m., Del
aware avenue, 900 a. m.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20

The Baron de Hirsch School Fund in
Galacia maintains fifty schools. The
number of teachers amounts to 247,-
and there are 1894 pupils.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20
DIED

MANWELL.-In this city. on the 18th in
stamt, Annie Carney Maxwell, wife of
James M. Maxwell and daughter of
Thomas and Mary Carney, aged "A
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. from her
late residence. No 5l1 Madison street, on
Friday morning at o O'Clock. lnterment
at New CATHEDRAL Cemetery. High mass
mt st. Paurs r. c. Church.
Evening journal., 1902-08-20

you proably don't care for much meat;
but what you do purchase you want to
be fresh and Of the highest grade. The
appetite flags, and nothing but the
most appetizing of comestibles have
any attraction for you. If we can't
please, you're doomed to disappoint-
ment elsewhere. Better try us first.
Try our Boiled Ham and Boiled Tongue
for lunch.
- - ~
M. MATTE 9
S2S EETNG STREET.
9TH and King. Goth and Market
Both Phones.
We close at noon Thursdays until
September.
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Summons for Relief.
Complaint not served.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF EDGEFIELD.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Mrs j NJ Dwelle, Mrs Il NJ Cooper.
Miss Esther NJ lIeury and j A Hen
ry, Plaintiffs. against
Celine II Henry. Emma II Henry,
SS Henry, Mrs j w Glliland, Mrs
jamie Marks, Jefferson u Tai
bert, Fred II Lockhart, and j z
Wilson, as administrators Of the es-
t.te Of Amelia F Ayerett, deceased,
Defendants.
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint
in this action which is filed in the
office. of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for said county and
to serve copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscrib-
ers at their office at Edgefield C.
III. S. G. within tweuty days after
he service hereof, exclusive of the
day Of such servico; and if you fail
to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in
this action will apply 10 the Court
forthe relief demanded in the com.
paint.
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Hampton Memorial Fund.

At the request of the Central COM
m;ttep, have consented to act as
County Chairman for the urpose OF
raising funds for the erection of a
cuitohIn ,nGru.uont ( n. y ~, L r:o t1N-aEt5
GLORIOUS life-work Of General Hamp-
tol both OH the field of battle and in
the. redemption Of the state from the
horrors Of reconstruction, fe-l sure
that they will deem it privilege to be
allowed to take part in building tc his
memory a monument that will attest
to future generations the gratitude,
DEVOTION and honor in which lie was
held by all South Carolinians of his
day.
While we cannLt hope to give full
expression to these sentiments in cold
marble or bronze, still it is our duty
and IS within our power to erect
shaft that will III some degree express
them, and pointing upward remind
our people of the sublime heights of
the character Of our departed hero.
| would like for every man, woman
and child in Edgetield county to con-
tribute what they can to this cause
and let oGr county bear a worthy part
in honoring Hampton's memory.
Send your subscription to me at
once. The receipt OF all contribu-
tions will be acknowledged in the
papers. Respectfully,
b. Z. NICHOLSON.
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SAVED FROM AN AWFUL FATE
Everybody said l had consump-
tion," writes Mrs A NJ Shields, of
Chambersburg, Pa, 81 was so low
after 6 mos of severe sickness, caus-
ed by hay fever and asthma, thai
few thought l could get well, but
| learned of the marvellous merit of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for cou-
sumption, used it and was complete
ly cured" For desperate throat and
lung disease it is the safest cure in
the world, and is infallihle for
coughs, colds and bronchial affec-
tio!.s, G. L. Penn e. Son guar
antee every SOC aud $1,00 bottle,
and give trial bottles free.
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-Edgefield advertiser

snt,scr,ption Prices mt to any
address for one y... - ..oo, io' -oa A
months. 75c; for three montns' ooc'
PAYABLE in advance.
Write for terms.
Rates for Advertising-One inch
arst insertion, s1.0e; each subsequent
insertion, Soc. Want Notices, one cent ai
,,er " ord, each insertion: other iocai
.,otices, ten cents per line for frst IN. J.
5aertion; five cents per line for eaca "a
subsequent insertion: Obituaries rss anu a1ls
Tributes of Respect, Notices OF Thanks,
and all personal notices OF a poiitlcaal a
nature. are charged for as regular aa-
5yertlsements. Liberal contracts maae ie
Z. for three, six, and twelve mohChS
THE ADVERTISERS,
Edgefeld, S. G.
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education of the colored peo-
pie by their taxes Ih1s IDEA
is becoming more popular ev-
cry day. Col. Talbert made a
very strong speech and clos
ed amid deafening cries tor
Tillnan and Talbert. Two
very large and beautiful beA, 81,
quets werG sent up to. Got
Talbert at the conclusion OF
his speech:
Mout Pelee was now eclips-.
ed and distanced in its be!ch-
ings by the pandemor,um1 !
that reigned, Col Talbert ila had
been interrupted by Col I'LL
mans friends and now the
friends of Col Talbert seemed
determined that his opponent
should not be heard. Chairman
Rainsford and Col Talbert en-
deavored to restore order but
their efforts were IN VAIN
Col Tillmaa was introduced
and made repeated efforts to
speak but could not be heard
for the deafening cries ana
wells for Talbert and Tillman.
All of the Comanche Indians
that ever roamed the forests
and all the jack-asses on the
blue grass fields Of old Zen, ,
tuckv with their combined
whoops and brays could not
have drowned t h c yells
of this crowd, much to the
shame of the ! -cr. Unless
some of them curb themselves
they will find their ears
lengthcning and their voices
becoming more sonorous. w 6
had congratulated Edgcile!e
upon her having now no poi''
teal fanatics Within her Dor.
dcrs. But not SO, oar coh@!2
ttulations were premature
The friends of Col Iili'n2r
and Col Talbcrt having car
ried them from the building
! ordcc was restored and tha
Christian gentleman, DR. "
!, H Zimmerman, announce
!, his candidacy and stated yer,
: ;. briefly his platform. Ais
$ Mcssrs. Gary, Blease an'
Sloan in a few words an
. nounced their candidacy 10
. the office of ieutenant-gov
\ our old county may never b
afflicted with such anothe
r day.
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Winthrop Examination.

Winthrop Examination.
Those desiring 10 compete for
the Winthrop college scholarship
will take notice that all examina-
ton will be held at Edgefeld court
house on July 1lth, for the pur-
pose Of awarding the said scholar
ship. a. R. NICHOLSON,
Supt. +. f. G.
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ST."

Two gallant survivors OF
old company 49," whom
we greatly honor and revere,
have requested US to urge the
survivors of this grand old
company TO meet at Edgetield
court house on Saturday, July
~ tn, the day Of the reunion
of apart of Buffers brigade.
While company Il" was not
in this brigade. Gen. M. G..
Butler was its first captain
and the surviving members
seize this occasion, which is a
very appropriate one, to hold
company reunion.
We honor every man who
answered the call. of duty and
donned the gray uniform and
may the God of battles smlte
us when we foil to do them
honor, but we have peculiar
affection for those who enlls-
ted and fought under the
banner of company Ct" tor
they we're the comrades IN
arms of the father of the
writer.
Only sixteen Of this gallant
body of men are living and
this reunion will be a sweet
experience to each one who
attends it. The till, allotted
to them on this earth will no
permit of many more reun
ions here but hereafter may
this company be Il reunited
band throughout all eternity.
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SAMUEL II. SIBLEY,
EDWIN H. FOLK.
PIai ltiff's Attorneys,

Iul ltll ! StlOTlICNs.
Edge6eld, S. c., May 9th, 1902.
TO the Infant Defendants, Celine II
Henry and Emma II Henry, above.
nahed:
Y5u Will please take due notice
;hatif you fail t., have q Guardian
ad irem appointed to reprcser your
interest in the above entitled action
within twenty days from he date of
he serving uf Il copy of the summons.
and this notice upon you, tLat then
the plaintiff will apply fCr the APP
pointnent Of such Guardian ad litem
in the manner and according to the
forms, prescribed by law.
SAN l'EL II SIKhEH,
EDWIN II. FOLK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
MayIa7, 1902.
TO tie Defendants, Ceiinr II Hem
j " Gilliland. Mrs jamie Marks.
Jefferson ID Talbert, Fred + Lock
hart and j Z " ilsOn, nc administra-
tors of the est ate An ella + A,rretl
deceased:
Yen will pl' ase tnkr due notice
ihat fhe Complaint Ia thr abnve
stated action is nrw on file in the
Giiiicenf the Clerk Of Court Of ccm-
in and for the county
Of Edg field, and Slate Of South
!aroFnu.
Hi SAME Ell II. SIBLEY,
! EDWIN II. FOLK,
Plaintiffs Alton avs.
Attest:
W.gB. CoGBuhN, SEAL
&C. c. P. in and for the Count
bf LdgaiitlG, s. {,
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j. L. MINIS, EDITOR
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1902.
THE CAMPAIGN MEETING.

THE CAMPAIGN MEETING.
The trite old saying that a
good beginning makes a bad
ending was amply verified in
the conduct of the campaign
meeting at Edgefeld on last
Wednesday. The beginning.
was serene and placid; the
ending stormy, with the break
ers running high. Divine
presence and guidance was
invoked at the opening, while
"tuss' K was greatly in evl-
dence at the closing.
Honorable Thos H Rains
ford, the comfy chairman
who, by the way, wlelds the
gavel in a manner becoming
the veteran parliamentarian,
called the meeting to order at
III O'Clock. The court house
was filled to overAowing with
perspiring humanity. A good
IL number of Edgefield fair
daughters graced the occasl-
on with their presence, which
added tone and dignity.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
After prayer by the Rev
G. w. Davis the candidates
for attorney general, Hon y
x Gunter and Hon. w +,
Stevenson, were introduced.
The former spoke first and
made a favorable impression
upon his hearers his oppon..
ent, though not possessed OF
a striking personality, swayed
the audience with his giant
intellect. B o t h speakers
made good impressions and
the race will be a close one.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
The performers in the sec
aond act. Mr. I "a Can't, Of
spoke in, the order named.
Each one, of course, claimed
to be especially qualified to
serve the people as secretary
of state, Col. Wilson carried
the day if one is to judge by
the response from the audi
ence.
sUPT. OF EDUCATION.
The next speakers introduc
ed by the chairman were Prof
OBJ Martin and Hon John
McMahan. The former spoke
chiefly in the humorous vein,
pointing out his merits and
the supposed dement's OF his
opponent. His speech would
amuse and entertain an audi
ence but would not edify and
enlighten. Hon. John ] Nc
Mahan in his accustomed dig
nified manner, discussed the
subject of education in all of
its phases, proving conclusive
ly to the audience that he was
master of his theme a'special-
ist at home in the discussion
of specirlty. His record is be-
fore the people and the fruits
of his labors in the cause of
education will be an imper;sh
able monument to him.
COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
Three sons of Carolina are
pitted against each other for
this prize, namely; Hon w
H Sharp, of Lexington, g..
L. Walker, of Greenville, A,
w Jones, of Abbeville, and
the redoubtable N w Brooker
who is a stranger CD on the
Edgefield stump. Senator
Sharp may not have the sharp
est gaffs but he can crow the
loudest and the longest and
will probably win the fight.
ADJUTANT & INSPECTOR GEN.
Those who desire to wear
regimentals and give orders
to the soldiers boys came
next. Col ] c Boyd of Green
vile, a survivor of the Lost
Cause spoke first, stating his
claims to the office and urged
he veterans and sons of We
.rans to support him. Col no
D Frost, of Columbia, a cita-
lei graduate and a survivor oil
he Spanish-American war,
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SECRETARY OF STATE.

The performers in the Sec
ond act Mr. 7 Ia CAN'T. OF
spoke in the order named.
Each one, of course, claimed
to be especially qualified to
serve the people as secretary
of state, Col. Wilson carried
the day if one is to judge by
5 the response from the audi
ence.
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II II NOTICE

The Charleston and Western CARO-
lima Railway beg to announce thai ar.
have been perfected r!fec
tive At 0Ecr. W hereby 1000 mile books
of their issue WI; hr honored over all
parts Cf he plant :rstrm nf Railways
THIS arrangement will no doubt be OF
interest 'r hr travelling public.
" ] CRAIG. G g.
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R. R. COMMISSIONERS.

There are only ten asp1-
rants for this office which es-
tablishes the fact that the JOB
is as fat as some who desire
to ill it. Our space will not
permit the publishing OF all
names of the numerous can
uidates for this office. We re
gret that all of them cannot
be elected for all are on the
anxious bench.
MONT PELEE.
AT this stage of the game
Mont Pelee began to emit
volumes of Tillman and Ial.
bert gas. The enthusiasm OF
the audience was passive up
to this time but at the ap-
proach of the firing Of the big
guns the pent up enthusiasm
began to assert itself. With
many partisan spirit reentorc g;
ed and augmented by the splr
it of the ruler of the neither
world Seemed to dethrone
reason, and order was chang
ed to chaos, chaos to pande-
monium.
FOR GOVERNOR.
The Hon NJ F Ansel, OF
Greenville, was the first OF
star performers to make his
appearance upon the stage.
He paid tribute to the beau,
tiful and noble women OF
Edgefeld in very appropriate;
and graceful terms. Mr. Ansel
at once took up the issues OF
the day. He favored improve
ment of the roads, a generous
support of the old soldiers G:
ond is a champion of the dis
pensary and common schools
|Mr Ansel impressed his hear
ers as being a man of unusua
ability. His speech was wei
received by the audience. ahe
as he closed he scored a nj
with his brother Crafford ane
the gray mare anecdote.
A part of the audience wa
now getting warmed up, ov
inc to the effects of the Teatl
er, enthusiasm and dispensarl
liquor. Simultaneous cr1e'
were heard for Tiilman ant
Talbert. The friends OF DOT
candidate seemed to vie witt
each other as to who coul'
veil the loudest and longest
Chairman Rainsford tinall
quelled the noisy ones Or s and m.i j
troduced Captain D c Hey
ward. But for the heeler
that were present this gentle
!. . man would have been given
cordial pgc exception pevyit Il
; He stated his platform in a
eloquent and forcible manner
Capt Hayward is a farme
from Colleton county and ha
never offered for office be
fore. Regrets that he wa
treated with such gross dis
courtesy can be heard on ev
cry hand and the impression
prevails that it won man,
: votes for him.
Again vociferous yells were
set up for Coils. Tillman ane
Talbert by their over-zealou
-
supporters. With great dit
fculty the chairman managed
to wedge in the introduction
of Col Talbert who, like Capt
Hayward, spoke against odds
This honored son of Edge,
field discussed the vital ques.
tions of the day after paying
his respects to the ladies'. He
is unconditionally opposed to
trusts and combinations, ia
vors the good roads move
ment and stands firmly for
the education of the masses
in the common schools, at the
same time he casts no stones
at higher education. Col
Talbert favors education of
the white children by the tax
es of the white people and
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II KNOW WHAT u ARE TAKING
When you take Groves Tastpless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bo tie showing that
it is simply Iron md Qninine in a
aSteless form. \ . cure, no pay. 5Oc.
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when the train started, gazing with
dreamy eyes on mirage near the dis
tant horizon.
Many of the Mexican towns are most
beautiful, but of a beauty not at all in
conformity with American notions of
thrift and progress. Cuernavaca is
about a half days charming ride from
the city of Mexico, through scenery
bounded by mountains and gemmed
with lakes. The narrow streets of Gu
ernavaca, steep and tortuous, are
paved with clear, white cobblestones
over which tropical torrents dash
when it rains.
The red, pink, yellow and blue adobe
houses, with red-tiled roofs projecting
in wide caves, are surrounded by riot
Gus vegetation. Honeysuckle, coffee,
mangos and poinsettias fill the squares
and alleys and hide the garden walls.
The mornings and afternoons are de-
lightful and the nights rather cool,
while the midday sun is hot as in most
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parts of Mexico. Being favorite re-
sort of Americans, there are Ameri-
can boarding places and hotels, but if
one desire to see more of the true in
wardness" of the country, he should
patronize Mexican hotel where large
cool bedrooms paved with bricks are
lighted at night with but one forlorn
little candle. Most of the Mexican
houses of any pretensions have a court
yard or plazita in the center (the house
being built around it, and many of
these are perfect wonderlands of
beauty. Unless he can witness the real
home life of some good family, WIS.,
itor can never appreciate the true
beauty of Mexico. Cuernavaca, in fact
the whole valley, is portion of an es-
tate bestowed by Emperor Charles v.
upon Cortez. The palace built by the
latter, $50 years or more ago, now
serves as state government building.
Through the grand vistas of it's arched
corridors, magnificent views may be
obtained. The sugar-cane culture was
first introduced into Mexico by Cortez.
Leon is manufacturing center. A
large proportion of the 10000 or TO-
900 inhabitants are engaged in their
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route to reach the church, which meant
a quarter of an hours walk. Not till
the solicitor found that his revenge
had cost him $4,000 did he abandon
the struggle.<
1t is hard to understand any one
taking revenge upon a government, but
a Spaniard, well-known merchant,
for some years fought the Argentine
Republic. He was employed by that
government until for some reason or
other he was dismissed He then
vowed vengeance against the whole
country and spent 100000 in endeavor-
ing to thwart Argentine commerce in
every way possible. When this sum
was exhausted he formed a band of
gauchos to rob people on the high
way, pull up the railways, and make
things generally uncomfortab BILE for all
the residents of the republic. 1t end
ed in his being captured and sentenced
to imprisonment for life, so one may
conclude that at the price his revenge
was rather dearly bought.
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CURIOS FROM SIBERIA.
Large Consignment Reaches Ameri-
can Museum Of Natural History
at New York City

One hundred and thirty-six boxes of
relics, toys, musical instruments, mod
els of houses, and facial masks have
arrived at the American museum of
natural history, of New York, from
Siberia. They were collected by three
members of the Jesup expedition. The
specimens are for the anthropological
department of the museum, and are
expected to serve as object lessons of
the life of the peculiar races living in
the northeastern part of Asia.
The pottery which has now been
found in Siberia is remarkably similar
to that discovered in Alaska, and the
great question the Jesup expedition
is studying is that of the supposed
primitive migration of man from Asia
to America.
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SOCIETY WOMEN SERVE.
Give the Inmates of Home for AGED
at Washington a Splendid Din
ner and Good Time.

The 200 inmates of the home for the
aged, conducted by the Little Sisters
of the Poor, at Washington, the other
day enjoyed splendid feast, and the
great ones of society acted as their
humble servitors. Ladies who at home
have everything done for them by serv-
ants, rolled back their sleeves, washed
dishes in the pantries and served food
with dainty grace. The heavy delft
ware of the institution seemed out Of
place in their hands. The French am
bassador is usually the ruling spirit
at this feast, but this year he was de-
tanned from attendance at the dinner,
and did not arrive until its conclusion,
and participated in the benediction,
which was given by Cardinal Martin
ELI.
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homes mot congregated in factories)
in constructing useful or ornamental
articles for which there is a good de-
mand. Beautiful costumes, rich SOM
breros, saddles heavily embroidered in
gold, or in colored silks and large guam
titles of gold lace, are manufactured
here. This is also the center of the
shoe trade. Hosiery and blankets are
also made, and rebosas and other gar
ments of wool, cotton or linen. The
higher class Mexican women wear i'm
ported clothing. principally fror--
Paris, but in the country districts :;
cling more or less to the mantilla for
the head, which is worn with much
grace. Leon is 100 or more years be-
hind the times. The inhabitants de-
pend for their newspapers upon the
City OF Mexico, "a hours distant. ONLY
small proportion of the population
can read, and, if they have a sufficient
quantity of tortillas and friioles to sat-
lsfy hunger, and rags enough to cover
them, they seem content. A straw mat
or raw hide to sleep on are luxuries
among the poorer classes.
The oidcustoms regarding courtshin
still prevail largely throughout the
land. The lady while conversinp with
her nance must be attended by numer-
Gus relatives or pass the time of their
interviews behind a grated window
while he stands, often on tiptoe, in the
street whispering his alteration to her
who is to him so near and vet so far.
EDWARD JULIAN.