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NAMES

Most E"T cs havc q meaning in the lam
suHec in which they were first given
Sometimes, doubtless. tho meaning; was
applied arbitrarily or without reference 10
It's meaning, but more frequently expressive
of some CHARACTERISTIC of the person who
bore it. Thus Clarke, from the latin cleri-
Gus n clerk. was Il name given to those of
that Office. Smith is the English transla-
ton nSutc Latin aLer,. n general term
Joined with the particular one expressive OF
the employment of most artists and ma
%chanics. Hence the. numerous Smiths in
the world. The Enelish language is made
up of so many ol!ler languages that the de-
hniiinn or It's proper nnnles arc moi gener-
ally obvious; but in most native languages
their meaning is apparent and simple.
To many bibles is appended the defni-
ton of many Hebrew, Greek, and Latin
names. An enlightened German or Hol-
lander can tell US the meaning Of many
OF their names, which are somiimes quite
tndicrons and nor very fIateriug to the
family they designate.
liz most languages a syllable is affixed
or prehxrd to meano of or the son of. Thus
In Highland ScoIch, Nc. or Mae. In
Spanish e1, as Fernandez. In Hebrew
ben. In Dutch Fan. In Arabic, Ebep.-
IN English son is frequently alli xcd: as
Wiliianson. ihe,,son Of William, Stevenson
Johnson, &C..
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miscellaneous.

k0Nk REASON FOR FEMALE BEAUTY.
vFontanes asked me one day WIN tho
women of the Jewish race arc so mucb
hanHsomer than the men. l gave him n
reason at once poetical and Christian. The
Jcwfsses, replied, have escaped The curse
whieh has aligilted upon their fathers, hus.
bands and sons.-Not IL Jewess was to he
sccd among the crowd of priests and the rob-
hle.l$ho insul,ed the Son of Man. scouroed
him, crowned him with thorns, and sub;ec-
ted him to ignominy aud the agony of the
crosi. The women of Judea believed in the
Sayonr; they loved. they followed him, thew
assisted him with their substance, thew
sooiied him under Affections. A woman
of Heihanv poured on his head the oint-
meHi, which she kept in u vase of alabasIer.
thesinncr anointed,his feet will, a. perruncd
oil, atnd wiped them with her hair. Chris.
on bis part, extended his grace and mercy
10 the Jewesses; he raised from jfle deal
,he5son of the widow of Main. and Mart6a,s
brothfr, Lazarus; he cured SinIon's moti,.
er-iaAaw, and the woman who touched the
hem Iof his garment. To; tho Samaritan
woman he WAS n spring of living water, and
n cdapassionate Judge to the woman taken
in 9aul,ery. The daughters of Jerusalem
WeptE over him; the holy woman accom-
paaisd him TO Calvary, brought balm ana
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YANKEE INGENUITY.

The whole world must ere long acknow-
ledge the superiority OF Yankee ingenuity,
ana already many portions Of it have tacit-
y made the admission, by the employment
OF American mechanics in the superinfen-
dence of various kinds Of mechanical bust
ness. Gen. Tallmase, in n letter from ST.
f~etersbursh, remarks, that the foreman of
the principal machine factory M Manches-
ter, eng is an American from Providence;
and ii'nt the principal manufactures employ
Ell by the King Of Prussia, is n native of
Baltimore. Henry Eck(ord was for a long
time the master ship-buildcr for tile Sultan
OF Turkey; and VIC saw stated Il few DAYS
since, that several elegant bugeics have been
exported per order TO England from Newark,
NJ. Two inventions, which arc considered
by the English nsthe greatest improvements
OF the age, arc The fruits of Yankee ingenui-
ty-the machine for making the wcaver's
reed. invented by J. A. Wilkinson, orr. L.,
and The "selC-regula,or'' 10 the W loom,
invented by A. Stone, of the same State.
Bun in point of ingenuity, VIC believe moth
ing Tan exceed the stock machine, invented
by Gen. Harvey, IF this village. and now
in successful operation in the manufacture
of stock frames. Added 10 This, his machine
tor manufacturing screws; his brick ma
chime; his combing APPARATUS, and various
others OF minor importance. exhibit meclani-
cal skill Of the highest order. Wherever
our Ingenuity and enterprise extend into
foreign countries, an evidence ami convic-
'ion OF our greatness goes with them and
the non rcCoiling rife of Young Cochran
made Mahmoud OF Turkey exclaim, "lr
American toys can do this. what can their
men do!'-PonShkeepsic Telegraph.
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Greenwood Academies,

"A RE located on the healthy ridge which
"a divides the waters of The Saluda and
Savannah Rivers, aud will re-commence
their exercises on tho first. Monday in Jan
aary next, Under the superintendent OF
James Lessly and John Simpson of the
male department and Miss Rebecca Chap
man of the female department. Miss An
derson of Charleston it is expected will
take charge of the Musical department.
Prices of tuition are as follows:
For the lower branches of English. inclu
ding Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and
photography, twelve dollars per
anaum or "a OOpr. Or.
For the same, together with
Geography, History, Grammar,
aud all other higher branches Of
English, twenty dollars per an
mum or 6 90
For the same, together with
Latin, Greek, and the French
language, thirty dollars per an
mum or 9 90
For Music, forty dollars per
For use of Piano, three dollars
per anuum, or / 90
Good Boarding, (includlng fre-wood and
washing) can be Obtained, at from eight to
nine dollars per month.
LARKIN GRIFFIN,
Sec'y Of Board Of Trustees.
Dee. II, 1886. c i6
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Z O WRIT.

Excessive wealth is neither glory nor
hnppiness.--Thc cold wretch who thinks
only of himself; who draws his hand
within its shell and never puts it out buI
Tor the purpose Of lucre and ostentarion,
who 'ooks Upon his fellow creatures not
only without sympathy. but with AFRO
sancc and insolence, as if they were made
10 he his. vassals, and he was made thei.
lord; as if they were for no other pur-
pose than to pampcr his avarice, or TO
contribute to his nsrendizcmen:; such a
man may be rich. but trust me, that he
can never. be happy, nor %virluous, nor
great: There is in fortune n golden mean,
which is the appropriate region of virtue
and intelligence. Be cotent with that, and
IT the horn of plenty overflow. let its
dropings Of honey in the wilderness, be TO
cheer the way worn pilgrim. l wish You
indeed TO be 'inguishcd but wcaltl, is
iot essential 70 distinction. Look at The H.
lts'riouss patriots, philosophers, and philan-
throPists, who in various ages nave bless
ed the world: was il their wealth rho,
made them great! where was the wealth
ol Arislides, Of Socrates, of Plato, of E.
paminondas, of Fabriciu$. of Cincinna,,,s,
and a countless host upon the rolls Of fame!
Their wealth was in their mind and heart
wThcsc are The treasures by which they
have been immortallized,. aud such. alone
are treasures that are worth a serious
struggle.
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.rhe Edgefield Advertiser.
IS PUBLISHED
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All subscriptions will be continued unless other
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ADvEarIsEasNrs conspicuously inserted Mt
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them, will be continued until ordered out, und
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All communications addressed to the Editors,
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Il Noble Rcsolution.-Among other rcsolu-
tons passed at a late meeting of the Mobile,
rifle corps.r respectful toalc worth and mem
DRY Of VI. }. Wheeler, la,e liu,enam in ,h,,
Cnmi:anT. was one adopting his only child.
abeau,itul little girl, seven years of nge'
AMI p!rd"ing themselves to cherish s,.n"or,
anu educate her. This was a noble md
'nagnanin9Is act. and cannon be extolled in
II tone too high and exalted. The father WI,
a man of high ana cnobled feelings. VA, -
better friend to others .!ian 10 himself. and
icit that "nly-pledg- of his lave IA his wi,;..
which the members of the rifle company
nave adopted as their own. This is a beau
'i'ul moral upon the character of our vonng
population. They now stand TO her as =
'a''er' ana they are 10 cherish, educate and
support her.'-Mo5Ie Chron.
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@oette Nseess.
The Carriers Now Years Address
TO Til PATRONS OF
THE ED ADVERTISE

The old year now has past away,
And new year comes i'll young and gay.
Our lovely soil with plcnty's crowned,
And peace, and health, aud wealth abound.
My readers listen TO my song,
For ! will not detnin you long.
The Carrier his respects presents,
And asks you for your surplus cents.
Fa'rladics of this polished town,
l pray do not upon him rrowm.
Hes told you many n tale of love,
And Joy aud grief, your souls to move;
Hes told how many a cunning lass,
has hound in chains more strong than brass,
Or adamant, some foolish swain,
Who's even fondly hugg'd his chain. r.
And why may not each single dame,
Ere this year passes, do the same?
Dear girls, Ive one request to make,
When s'cr you wed, send me some cake.
TO politicians, foreign news
i'e's brought, to drive away the blues.
A word with you, yo wealthy misers,
Why don't you take the Advertisers?
The cash would ne'cr by you be miss'd,
Subscribe then on the printers list.
He'll tell yo, where to purchase stock,
When next your Golfers you unlock. y
To al! my readers young and old,
Line upon line, he's some,hig told,
About the Kindcrhook Magician.
Par excellence tho politician.
Great Van! if thou but strctch'st thy wand
Ger tho broad face Of this free land,
oer eV'ry eye there's thrown Il mist,
Aud meme t;'cuchantmcat can resist.
oh Prince Of c~onjnrers all hail!
Lift from thy brow, the golden vail.
Andllcss thy full'wcrs with the sight
They'll start i'll wonder and alright!
Oh johnson! lhou the black mans friend.
The muse to thee would rccconn end,
10 HE to .Afric's sunny land,
Where thou the darkies may'st command;
From thee, 4 long line may descend.
Or wooi-hcad Princes who'll extend,
Thy h!ackeicd name to future days,
While Congo bards will grunt thy praise.
Oh Texas! where the hold and brave
Find freedom, or the soldiers grave,
Contendine for man's noblest right,
Against the Mexie' tyrnnts' might;
Where Cardinals sons have bled, .,
And sunk among the gallant dead,
My humble muse would not essay
To sing ofyou, in her poor lay.
or what has hnpp'd i'll our own State,
The muse will not This time relate,
Save. that she voted for " i'll Mangum;
To Van and others, she says "hang 'eln!"
OF William or the Gallo King.
Or Sultan Mahmoud, she'll not sing;
What boots il i'll this land of work,
TO talk about Il lazy Turk?
What care we for n sailor king,
Or any worthless titled thing!
This lands the Printers paradise,
Where each may print his thousand lies.
On parting now, the muse would say,
When this you read, the Carrier pay.
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NO.s40.
.ETfQUETTE.

"A little wor!; has just been published in
Glasgow, entitled the Science of Etiaue,,e,'
Whicn furnishes a summary Of laws of goo
breeding, condensed into a small compass,
and calculated to promote The general COM
fort and welfare Of society. The following
are n few of the maxinis:
True politehess consists in appearing
easy md natural, not forced and affected.
"lf upon the entrance of a visitor Won
continue n subjecf begun before, you sheulI
always explain the subject 10 the new corner
Never commend a lndy's musical skill
TO another lady who herself PLAYS.
DO not allow your love for one woman
prevent your paying attention TO others
The object Of your love is the only one who
ought 10 perceive ii.
Avoid all proverbs and cant phrases in
conversation.
"lfyou meet a lady ofyonf acquaintance
IN the street, it is her part 10 notice you first,
unless, indeed, you are very intimate. I'll,
reason is. if you bow 10 u lady FIRST. VIM,
may moi choose to acknowledge you aud
there is no remedy; but if she bow o-uo.-
you, as a gentleman canno, cut her.
Never nod TO n lady in the street.
neither be satisfied will, touching your hat
but take it OF; it is a courtesy her sex de-,
mands.
DO not insist on pulling off your glove,
on a very hot day, when you shake hands
with a lady. lift be o6r. why all very well:
but 1t is better to run the risk Of being con-
s'drred 'nsallant, than 10 present u ciamh,u
unsloved hand. 9
I'll you meet a friend in The s,reet,Ii in II
coffee house. shop, or indeed any public
place, never address him by name. NJ Ie,st
not so loudly as that Others may hear III
Sensitive people do moi like 10 be "stown
up STRANGERS as "Mr. JONES'" or Mr.
Smith" and so attract disagrccabIe uo,;rc.
Accost your friend quietly !; do not rour mr.
An! AIR. Smith! how do you do Mr..
Smith" 1t is very offensive. and shows =
great want Of proper deIicac,."
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a noble AnimM.-The largest dor in
america is now exhibiting at 1Gl Broadway
ne Is OF the Mount st. Bernard breed. and
although only eleven months old, is in tn,,b
a noble animal. Mr.. Harrington, to whom
ne belongs. has also his dam with Il litter of
pups at lis@poms: and these have been
readily disposed of a, the price of one hun
urea dollars for the males and iihy for The
females. We recommend to all the admirers
OF The most intelligent of the brute creation.
70 pay n visit ono. 164 Eroadway.-N. Y.
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Mount Enron Academy.

SIILL he commenced on the 1st Mon
w day in Jan. next, under the direction
of MIR. RUSH CAMPBELL, a graduate OF
the South Carolina College, recommended
20 he a gentleman ofshigh moral worth.
and "a scholar we'll calculated to prepare
young men for College.
December 3. 1896 aca IA
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spices; and weeping, sought him ut the
scpulchre. " Woman, why weepes, tllon?"
His first appearance after the resurrection
was to Magdalen. He said to her. .Mary!'
AT the sound of that voice Magdalen's eyes
were opened, md she answered, 'Masler.'
The reflection of some very beautiful ray
must have rested on the brow of tho
Jewesses:"
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hrrosofe is one of the wonders Of n,odcrn
chemistry and materia medica. Beside .l,.
many virtues hitherto attributed to il. :, !,
believed to be a specific in toorhachc. opJ
IT Is known to prevent ink from bccnm;no
mo'ldy or musiy. 1t is,a liquid extracted
from wood! tar; and may be obtained a, III,
drug stores. '"'
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NOTICE.
aca "A

NOTICE.
E{HHE ,Copartnership heretofore existing be-
Aa tween the subscribers under the firm Of
G. l.. PENN, s. co.
was dissolved on the first day of September last
by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
them are respectfully requested TO come forward
and Lqnidate their accounts.
q. L.. PENN a r. PENN are duly anilloriz.
ed to settle the business of the Concern.
G.. l.. Fl.NN,
J.. III w,
Is NJ. RODGERS.
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iTufh uttered By Accideni.--A clercv-
man lately preached a %ranting ponsensicnl
sermon TO the small edifcation ofan old ladv.
VINO had been equally n sufferer. 81 .lon,r
know" she answered, ''but he is ono Of ,bc
missionaries for the protonction Of the Cos:
pS'' ana he seems to be Il master in his way"
The good soul meant propagation.
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lMe Tide ~siayea.--Ahout the middle of
last oct. the waters of the Elbc. at Ham
burg were observed to remain Stationary for
WE'VE HOURS as II the moon had lost her
influence over the sea, or as if the waters had
'o,sotton to risc and fall. Ships mt anchor.
Mhich 19rn and change their position nccorl-
ing to the position ofthe tide, rcm,;nnd ,,,.
day mo'ionlcss. A sim;lar phenomenon WINS
observed on All Saints day. in 1775. al thS.
time ofthe memorable c~ar,hcuake nj T,islo,
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e..Ss;V.

exc 60 aS
HNtt lie session of October Court. a
NJ vote OF hand payable 20 Il. Harris, on SET
Aenieut tqt driving Stage on the tiresnvi.le line,
Tor one hundred and one dollars and - cents,
sie.ledA. Co, sui for john Mciean. All persons
aretprewasne from trnding for said Note.
"a. TUCKER.
Nofcmber q, 1896 = 40
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A1SY'!

AHSX'!
Am the road leading to Hamburg, be.
~ tween E,lgciirid House. and Mr..
Iisos: Blcas'. a stna.k kN.&ii t'ockef 15aoE.
containing two noiesot hand, one al, Jesse
M.Coleman for .iG5, due The Ist of DrccuI-
tier. the date MOI rccollccleh. The olhcr ON
tiesrkiah Coleman for .5j. due sometime
in October. the dale n0r recnilcetnd. Als6e
between 6 or g in change. Any person,
finding the articles ART leaving them at this
Office, will be liheraav rewarded.
MiCAJtH DINKISS.
Dec. IL, 1886 Asa
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H'et5s GMIf Cotton &eed.
Subscriber has for sale Itsetsc
Hundred bushels Of Petit Guiph Got.
ton Seed, second and third years product
from pure seed imported by himself from
New Orleans. Price % cents per busiiel.
ROBERT WATTS.
NOVA, 1886. Il AZ
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E@Y ncolo,,red BOY, in one Of the streets of
q tii;s EiilasozaSYA ICHs which Tie ow, .r
cattge on appiicatyss to this Office, BY desc.ib.
ing IT paying ioc this advertisement ut, and giving
a small reward to tho finder.
October ~ lsaB '''' If SO
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Jan. end 1887.

THE Subscriber having purchased the cntira
interests of Samuel F.. Goode and YIN. nj. But
Ter, Ill the firm OF Dowd, Goodc g. Co. takes this
method OF returning his sincere thanks to the
Public for the liberal patronage he has received.
and pledges himself TO use every ~cxeition in his
power to accommodate with libcra.i.y all who
may be pleased to continue their parfcnn.c c.
"A general assortment of GOODS will be con.
slanily kept on hand. ind 1t as low prices as any
in the southern country.
Jan. Cd, 1887. "a
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THNE Esy,HEs

VtHE Members Of the Company formerly cx-
istins at this place with the above name,
3'HM parsons hayinsin their possession any of tho
p~nbi'cnrin or acc~o'ltrements of said Company,
will forthwith deliver the same TO 4. ]. Young.
blood. Esq. in the Clerks Office. ~
Efpggsfia c. II. November 0, 1886 If 40
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EDNYal.

khpRING Court week. By n youth. n red
K4R morocco POCKET BOOK containing n
small sun OF Money aud one Noe. The owner
can have tic same by p%rovin. property. reward.
ing e.e Under and paying for this advertisement
Enquire at tliis Office.
, Nov. II ,fA1
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VAUCLUsE,'

VA q I
INHE Vaucluse Manufacturing Company,
ore making and now havo ON hand. a
good stock OF, smooth and heavy
Cotton Osnnburgs,
Warranted superior to ana.
of a siniIar kind, imported. They are also mt.
ting up new woollen machinery Of the latest i'm.
prove nents. designed to operate for the Fall and
Winter understanding Linsey to weigh about
three-iourti,s of u pound per yard, in the most
substantial manner.
Orders addressed to tho undersigned, (Aiken.
Barnwell District, 8. C.) will be- neatly bsIe,
and forwarded, as directed at the lowest manliGac-
turing prices. 'aD
JASPER GtBBES.
. : Agoat for Company.
S,'"gerst a. CHI 23-2m
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A committee in New Jersey is~examin;,o
q new invention. called the Sprino n1v.er
locomotive. Of wlIicf The speed j., ,e hs
i,"m ,1to lQ1 miles pcrhou.. fire and s,c,n,
','''Tensed with, and all conducted by the ao-
lion ofsprings.
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I'D addition fo'he present enormous Bank
nG capital OF Nhw York, we learn fron, The
!,.nanS DAILY Advertiser thai there arc IN.
pi'cn'ions Tor new Banks with an'aggresate
capital oiS26, 6SO.0O
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Shooting stars are, thought by the ceDcro.
MY OF Mahomedans to be lightning which
,s,darted by angel watchers al those demons
VINO approach 100 near the gates of paradise
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new substance called spirits of wood
mas ocen discovered by Dama* and Peli.c.
OF f"ris; and Is considered II 10 :.lcho-
ho' or spirits OF wine, which it resembles.
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Many men gain q reputation for wisdom
ny a sen1en.'ous and sober gravity. TT,ev
are Ike ia''sowl. which he clris.cncd .,nr,
rot and offered for sale; "Wly," said
inc purchaser, "hc does not talk" :. M
70 De sure but he keeps a devil of lbink,
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5! HE Subscribers tnke this opportunity or re-
-~----rlIping L!lcir tanks 10 their friends, md the
pa!atc generally, I1rSSthe Very liberal patronage
which they have Received from them Since they
have been in busincssip this place.
They also begiIcuvel 10 inform the public ii,ot
they have associated with then, in business. since
the first Of Sept. lust. Mr.. WLLiAM B. Jonvsoy
lr. and Mir. itoBgRr ANDERSON, Young men well
J. nown to the citizens OF the District. Tie busi.
ness hereafter will DO coninned underthc firm
G.L. G Z. PENN & co.
They hope by unrem,,ted attention to business
and efforts 20 please. that they will merit I, ~c,,.,iin.
uailse 81 te very liberal patronage, wkic,riias
b4eifscxtended to the late Concern.
&. l.. PENN,
L. Penn.
Jan. s. 1887. If az
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Five steam boats have been lost on The
mississippi during tho last year.
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E7sasmber sor ~ase.

bh4aVsasbGF aOE Vale.
3 FaaiE Saibacriher has recently
led Saving at the Mill known as the
hey.John L.andrum's, and offers for sale
Fifteen or Twenty Thousand fec, of Lu,m-
Der. ct the customary prices. The Mills
twelve miles from. this Village and 6 miles
below the Pine House, near the old road
leading to Aiken. Orders and bills will he
sprointly execnsd.
BENJAMIN F. LANDRUM.
Dec 8, 1896 al