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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-27
Haey NGdfcc.

HENI1E Undersigned, having formed a conucx-
ii. ion i'll business, respectfully offer their pro-
fc->ionni services, in Law ard fruitv, for the
Districts of Bariwcll and id.cicli.
j. w. WIMnIsn is located at Edgcirld Court
House, t. BEIriNGEE Jr.. at Ea:uurll C. II
and letters directed 10 either of these places or f..
Aiken (Which will be visited a; regular incN al. y
VIII receive prompt attention.
l.. BELLiNGER, Jr Borur,H r. II.
NV. WlMBISil, EdgcGcd {. H.
July 26, 1888 c27
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD INSTRUCT

Nancy Hancock and others, vs p,,,,;o
Martin II. Day and John Day. '"''"""'
NI OTlCE. is hereby given. that or the first
Ia Monday in October next ut EdgeiicLl c.
H., vii! offer for sale at public outcry tract
Of land belonging to Nancy IIancnck. Simon
Hancock and NalnJ J. Hancock and Niurrin II!
Day rs tenants in common, containing four ii,,,-
trict, on the waters ofSlcvcls Crc"ck adioiuin.
lands of John j. Mays. Robert Waik, i.cwis
Curry. Joel Curry and Mrs Anna Anderson, OF,
ncrct.Ito oi one amdiwn years, except costs ~ !r!l
must be paid in cash; Purchaser TO give Hu,rl
and personal security aud 81 Mortgage Of the
the premises to secure the purchase money.
J. FERRY, &, T. T.. ID.
commissioners Office,
Edgc:cd, Sept. Sd, lS33. d 81
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.HeOYEGE.

q LII Persons indebted to tho la:c Chr
IA tian Breiihaupt, deceased, arc rcuu. 81,
cd to make Immediate payment. And Il.
persons having demands against the cstsIc
of said deceased are requested TO prcso nj,
them duly aticsicd.
JOHN HAUSKETT, Eror.
Ftb. 20. 3--;g
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N S9'a'E ~.

'UNllt. Notes and Accounts Of DR.. James
IN Spann deceased, have been left with
Mr.. II. L.. Jcilcrs, in Hamburg. All per-
sons indebted TO DIR. Spnnm are requested
tocasi ana pay hlr.Jcilcrs, who is authorized
10 receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please rem
der them to him. T.. SPhNN
M"rch 20 1858 Il s ddDl'trir.
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ADVENTURES or \ DIAMoNn.-A wcc, mr.
Two sincc. II Jew dealer, living in LoDn
Lane Smirhi.cld. purchased a dinmond of
great beauty, Which. after keeping by hin,
Tor Il few days. he sold to another dcuIcr.
also an isra"iiic. fer cigh'ccn sovcrcisns.-
lhiS man, vino possessed considerable san-
hc'iy III matters of tie kind. soon after dis
posed oi il for fifty pounds. II then OBJ
tanned a notice in higher and more rcsuccta-
h" market. and icwc!!cr living ucar An
gate Pump. becoming lis owner. sold i, to 4
celebrated and extensive firm on Ludo,;c
Till for NV" hundred and sixty pounds, and
II i';id realized Il sum exceeding four hun
drcd %uincas.
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sstassTeycel Smrgcosss' 'Ers,ss,

Ii",H The ra'!'ra. cure oi lIfRNiA invented
ny iihHEh CHASE VI. d., ph.hclplia- A.
i""fTm.dt' rHTH.) MI orders by mail or other
wise Will he promptly attended 10. Address
c!ihcr Dr.. II BiRT.
DR.. NJ. LAHORDE,
DIR. T.. J. MINIS,
EdsrticM c. III. 5. c. .foI
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NO. 3l.

hallinS distance. When found, thew were
! sadly burned by the sun-starvcd and ex
i tiaustcd, though sill! in possession of their
faculties, and able 10 move and walk. But
ihcir pain and sniicrings was NOT without
It's pleasure and enjoy mcnt. The rom antc
part OF The story nf their expedition is vet TO
come, and there's no telling how much long
cr tiicy would have subsiscd on the same
jooH that seems to have aided at leas, in
sustaining them SO we'll such IN incredible
length ct time.
The ntrcpidiy lie displaycd-,ho risk
nc ru!i-thc danger he incurred, and above.
ALL the maSnani,nily lc cvinccd i'm saving
lcr lie, strangers as they were to each 9TH
cr' al Itie imminent hazard of his own. ciic
lie" with her at once the warmcst and
s'rohScstIcclmos of gratitude towards him.
an" hciorc The 1or'urcs Of hunger and thirst
commenced, kin,licd that passion which
burns no where else us il i,lrus in womon,s
oosoih. On the other hand, her good sense.
hcr i"riItu!c and presence of mini mt the
most pcrIiOus moment. and particularly her
readiness To meet and share with him the
'"tc winch awaited them. cxcired ON his
l'if' an attachment which WAS neither to
DC disguised ar deferred And there, upon
me waters wild" amid the rcrrurs wI,cI,
surrounded, and tic iaic which threatened
''f :" ~ 'S"S''c VI i'n all -ScCln,, (sOu, did
.ncy pledge their mutual love, aml declared
,hc'r lives were spared their ,lcstinv.
Which misfortune had unircd, should then Lc
made as nScparahIe as escape from now
seemed impossible.
Alter Their rescue, he informed her, thar
ny the late misfortune which had bcfaIlcn
them, he had lost every dollar he possessed,
ON earth (an"untinslo about 81. .0OU), that
he was in poverty To his very lips''-a beg
gar amongst strangers, without the means
oi paying, for Il single meal Of yic,rials. and
painful rs WAS the thought of separation
in him, Ec offered tn release her from her
engagement. if i, was her choice to leave
him. S'c burst into tears ar the very
thought ot separation, and asked him if he
Thought 1t WAS possible for The poverty of
this world 10 drive them to n more ,Icspcr-
ate extremity '!:an that which they had s.r
frr"d thus together! He assured her of his
Willingness 10 endure for her The same 1riaI
again-anh of the joy more than he could
express. which he felt NJ finding her so will
In" 10 Iuiil her engagement. which. i, j.
sad. Is so"n 10 be consumatcd. 1t was
not Ill hcn he Was made acquainted with
,srrs,icI. 1i=51a w Sloac is H., ;rr-s,
estate worth $500, 900. WHO would moi lie
shipwrcckcd! aud henccfo.I. who will s,v
'nactics are not made in IIc;lvenl"
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NJ the commencement of the University
al l'rovincc, (R. y the honorary degree OF
l.. l.. ID. was conferred upon The Hon.
Abraham Blanding, of Columbia, s. e.
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FIVE ATS:--A firm. faith is The bcs, di
Nlhliy; &o"! lille is Tn" hest philosophy: a
clear conscience the best law; honesty rle
best policy, and temperance the best phvsic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03
SeayGAEMsGa

Ia Lunenburgh, March 25th, SARAH .. BAB RIFT,
daughter of William and Sarah Barrett, aged %
years. She experienced renewing grace when about
IL years of age, aud united with the Congl egaonai
Church IN ibis place, since which time she has
maintained an unmpeached Christian character.
During her illness, which was long and severe, she
evinced the utmost patience and submission, and
her death peaceful, happy, and triumphant.
She has LETT numerous circle OF acquaintance, who
feel her loss severely.
There's delightful clearness now,
My clouds Of doubt are gone
Fled is my former darkness too
NV fears are all Withdrawn.
May this instance of early and uniform pietv, re-
sulting IN triumphant Il departure, encourage
Others to seek the Lo,d in the morning Of Iie.-COm
In Lyndon, on Saturday morning, March gath,
Mr. SAMUEL SILVER, aged Il, happy, and in The full
assurance of blessed immortality Conn.
AT Hartford Widow Aeziah Eawley uged So
years, formeiy from Connecticut.
In Polsdam, N. Y, Feb. IS, after short and dis
iressing illness, Martha, wife oiSamu1l Morrill, aged
80, formerly of Dauvile.
In Jairey N. IL. on the Sd inst. MIR. Amasa Mill
ik en-, aged 45, formerly Of Caledonia COMFY, Vt.
In Danville, Rachel Hosmer, uged year and ii
months, only child of John md Vilanda Emerson
In Woodstock on the 26lh, Mrs Elisabeth wife of
Mr. Grover Dodge aged 81 years Also on the 22d
Mr. Aaron Barlow, aged 40 years
In Chester, N. IL. on tho 23d inst llon. William
Richardson Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of
the State otNew Hampshire.
In WnntpeLier, 24th ut Of appoploXy, Mr.. Levi
Fisher of Worcester, G2- Goth, Abigail wife OF MIR
Richard M, Ii yde, 34--aIso Miss Sophia Ptkiu, 81
daughter of Josiah Pitkin OF Marshfed
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The Wings have carried Chicago for the first time.
Last year the loco foco majority 237. Thisyear
the Wing majority is 50 "a cheering indication of
what Illinois is going to do at the next election.
We learn from Mississippi that Mr. Claiborne is Il
candidate for recollection to Congress. 1t has not
been determined who shall run in Ghoson' place.
The Wings confident Of returning Prcnliss
and Word.
Ii has beer demonstrated by able writer in the
Madisonian, that the public Treasury will be do.
icient for the current year least fifteen millions
Of dOHars!
SUTHERLAND, one ofthe Radical leaders, who was
taken prisoner by the Canadian Royuliats, attempted
to kill himself in Jail, at Toronto, w. c., by opening
the veins of his legs and arms, but did not succeed
Ho will probably be hung.
We understood that u Sub Treasurer in OHIO had
docnmped with 9 or $4,000 stolen money. We
have since learned that he only "a defuuiter,
and the sum appropriated to his use, out of the
government funds, 60 or $3.50, 600 instead of s
or $40 000 Ne stated last week ,-Min0iGn.
a member OF Congress from Ohio, has forword-
ed to his district, By mail, hundred and thirty
packages Of seed wheat marked "public documents
A bank has lately gore into operation in Mich
igan upon pure metallic basis, having 6 boxes of
Collins cast steel axes in the vaults, on which to
discount
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ESAEk OF NeWhWrY.

WELLS hIVEH APRIL q, 1000.
I'm consequence of the emharrassmenis of the
n Agents ofthis Bank in Boston it has been
under the necessity of suspending for the present
the redemption of its bills in that city.--The
commissioners of the Safety Fund have been in
vted to investigate the affairs of the Bank, and in
the mean time the holders of lis bills are eau
toned against making any sacrifice as they are
assured thar the Bank has sufficient to meet
every dollar of its liabilities to the public ndepen
dent of the debt OF It's Agents, and that it is in
possession of collateral security for that debt
which it is confidently believed ensures to the
Bank It's eventual payment.
Y. NEWELL, Cashier.
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From the Vermont Watchman

Bank Of Windsor. Rumors of the failure of
this bank are in circulation, arising from the fact
that it does not redeem its bills ut Boston. The
Directors have given notice ofthis iact, land close
with the following advice:
"They advise all holders OF their bills not to
make any discount on them, ms the bank will re.
ceive them on all their demands and they also
the public that all their bills will be faith
fully and fully redeemed.
BY order of the Directors,
RUFUS EMERSON, Cashier,
March Goth 1882
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Extract Of a Letter from Hartford, Conn.,, to q
gentleman IN this pIaee.--"The Loco Focos in this
city attempted to commemorate their victory in New
Hampshire, by the firing of cannon, 60, but
fJhrewd Wing unfurled banner from the top of the
State House, with the inscription 'Whtg ga" a"
Neoc Hampshire, ten MouSGnG! = and while the
passers.by inquired the of firing, the friends
of truth and liberty would say, Don't you see tho
flag on the State House ?-and it was the general
impression through the city that the wings were
celebrating their success So warIy WAS 1t man
aged that our good Deacon was deceived by H. and
the loco focos, in despair, fred only 25 guns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-04-03
March Goth. 1898"
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday, March 26, 1888
Reported for the Daily Advertiser Il Patriot.
At market 300 Beef Cattle, 200 Sheep, and
$50 Swine.
PRrcEs. Beef Caltle-Last weeks prices were
fulysuppored, and we quote the same follows;
Extra 81; first quality at 80 SO IS; second
quality a 6 %; third quality R5 IS.
Sheep-Lots were sold, but could not obtain
the prices; few Cosset Wethers at 6 80
Swine-Several lots taken to peddle al! Z ID
at IL for Sows, aud Sl-4 Il s l-2 for Barrows; at
retail Sc for Sows, and 10c. for Barrows
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AZ EEOnsNN.

GEORGE c. BARNEY begs leave to tender his
W acknowledgements TO the Public for past fae
vors and to inform them that he continues to manu-
iacture
Boots and Shoes
AT his old stand where he has on hand and intends
keeping, constant supply ofall articles in his line
warranted to be made of the first stock and OF
course to do good service.
Ladies and Gentlemen are Invited TO call and
anime his stock under the assurance that his prices
moderate and the smallest favors will be thank:
fully received.
81. Johnsbury Plain, April 2, 1885 35--tf
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GroNftsEpaEFY Academy.

THE Springrerm Of this institution will COM
mence on Monday the 26lh day ofMalch under the
superintendent 0fROBERT TRUMBULL, A, M.
Should there be sufficient encouragement u Fee
male assistant of suitable qualifications will be en-
ployed 10 take charge Of the Ladies department.
Lessons on the Piano Forte will be given by Miss
YOUNG. A large and conmodious boarding house
has been erected the past season, which, well
as in several private families board may be obtained
on reasonable terms
Provision has been made for valuable addition
to the Philosophical Apparatus Tuition So 90 per
quarter of IL weeks.
SAMUEL C. CRAFTS, }
WIN. A. CHAPLIN, Committee
JAS. A. PADDOCK,
Craiisbury March 18th 1888 33-4w
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Highly Important t0 Farmers
NEWLY INVENTED AND HIGHLY IN
PROVED PLOUGHS.

| FENIlE subscribers give notice that they have
! Il menced manufacturing and will keep constant
| " oN hand at their shop in Barnet the CAST IRON
PLOUGiiS invented and improN ed by John Moore
I'd, and Joseph Mason. The business will be car
ried on under the firm of Moore, Mason, Gilman
~ Co. The proprietors have furnished themselves
with the best of materials and determined that
their pIoughs shall he equal in style aud quality
any made in the country. These ploughs the sub
scrlbeis believe TO be in several important respects
decidedly superior to any others now IN use. They
are so constituted as to turn the turrow smoother
ond even without breaking, and will require InuCh
less team than the ploughs in common use. The
share Is so attached that ii can be easily removed
aud another put on, by turning one screw. There
is also shoe on the land side Of the plough which
when worn can easily be replaced by new one,
which will, serve to make the ploughs much more
durable The proprietors not wishing 10 pay for
long advertisements will only add few reconinen-
dauous from persons who have Witnessed the oper-
alton of these poughs. Said poughs were first pre-,
scented TO the public at the Calcdonla County Cat
tie Fair holden at ST. Johnsbury Oh the f2h day of
October lcJ7, when, after far trial with several
other ploughs which were presented, the Committee
awarded TO John Moore I'd Of Barnet, the premium
for the best plough. Said pi emium awarded by
Henry Stevens, President, leonard Harrington,
William Shearer aud Tiuothy &. Fuller, Commit
tee on ploughs.
In answer to letter written to Lucus kmball ESQ
OF st. Jolnsbury, he writes as follows
"Agreenbly 10 Your request cheertully give my
opinion of the breaking up plough made and in
vented by Moore and Mason of Barnet. 1t is de-
cdedly the best have ever used for breaking up
on an upland farm il requires less team and does
the work much better 1t has exceeded my expec-
tatIons, and do not hesitate to recommend il to
the farming public.
Respectfully yours &c.
LUCIUS KiMBALL
We, the subscribers, hereby certify that we have
used the plough invented and improved by John
Moore I'd and Joseph Mason of Barnet, and we do
not hesitate in saying that we consider them supe-
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BOOtS nVndP Sh0cs
Notice,

A Ii persons who Indebted to the Subscriber
"A Note Book, are requested 10 call and set
lie the same. Payment must be made by the first
day of June next, TO enable him 10 pay his debts,
and support his family His notes and books are at
Robinson's Store in Charleston with III. Cole who
is authorized 10 settle them.
ANSON SANBORN.
Iras5urgh, March 81, 1888. 35-6w
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The funeral of Mr. Carter was attended Mon
day. Every few at the Capitol except those
whose duty it to attend" What contrast to
the pageantry o! funeral Lonors, with which the
obsequies Of NIr Cilley, who fell in duel, were
attended Boston ,4AaS.
The fact alluded to in the above of the meagre
attendance upon the occasion Of the burial of Mr.
Carter, who died OF disease exhibits the true char
actor of the show and parade when Cillsy, who
fell in a duel with the guilt of murderer upon his
heart, was buried Then nothing which could add
to the pageantry of the omitted by his
political friends. They proclaimed the falsehood
TO the world that Cilley fell victim ola "5ank
conspiracy" and sought 20 boiler up their party by
raising an excitement; and calculated the advantage
they should derive from it in proportion TO
The hustle and parade attendant upon his funeral.
A grave Judge openly declared in public meeting
in Maine, that Cilley's death would do more for the
Van Buren, party than all his efforts could have
done had he not been killed Well does the Clare
mont Eagle remark. that such expression Of feel
ing 'is worthy OLA rosnrrectionst, who speculates
an dead mems bones"
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Correspondence of the N. Y. American
WAsuIYGroN, March 26, Is:

1'HF'1O UT 49,
have been told by Il gentleman, who has ann
pie information, that the following rumor is en-
titled to credit It is said that Levi Woodbury.
will be sent to the Court ofSt James, and that
Mr.. Stevenson will be recalled. Amos kendall
is spoken of as the successor of Mr.. Woodbury.
and Felix Grundy is to become Postmaster Gen
eral.
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ryeThe Administration, it will be seen by our
Congressional journal, asks for the issue of Ten
MILLIONS more of CONTINENTAL SHIN
PLASTERS!" o the 'better Currency"
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LYCEUM.-Next Wednesday evening Cues
ton--"Ought the public press to receive the sup
port Of the community it is conducted in
the United States
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u57The Senate rejected MIR CaIhoun's amend
ment to the Sub Treasury, which so provoked the
excitabe Nulliher that he voted against the BILL de-
clarng it nero farce.
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The Madisonian, the Conservative paper at
Washington, thus speaks of the Sub Treasury Bill
as it has passed the Senate
RESULT IN THE SENATE.
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E1OE. sale. or TO EAct,

TENHE TAVERN STAND, and Is acres ofiand,
Il situated in Lamoillo Village, Hardwick, VI.
Possession will be given by the LIST day Of April
next. CORNELIUS JUDEVlNE.
Concord, Vt March 49, 1888. 33Gw
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Mr. CuApwloK:--If you consider the following
Of sufficient importance you may insert 1t IN your

MIR CuApwloK:-If yon consider tho following
of sufficient Importance you may insert 1t in your
paper for tho benefit of The public
TO PREVENT SMUT IN WHEAT.
As the seed time for the year 1888 is just COM
mencing, and as have learned that many farmers
in this vicinity sustained much damage, the season
past, in their wheat crop from smut, deem it not
improper to tender to the public such information
as possess relative to a remedy which believe |
have found from five or six years actual expe-
rience to be inallible:-Dissolve ounces ofblue
viriol to each busheI Of seed intended to be sown,
in two quarts Of warm water to each two ounces of
vitriol; wash the wheat first in water then apply
the liquor stir the seed thoroughly until the appli
cation is general let it stand from to four hours
then SOW it. The man who will follow the above
directions precisely, the ensuing season and has his
wheat smu!ty next harvest may make out his case
and apply to me for the damage, H. G. FRY.
Concord March 81, 1888.
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WIN. HAYWOOD, Jn., Register.
st. Jollmsbury Female Semi

MARY.
FENIlE FIRST term Of this school will commence
& Wednesday the 2nd day of May under the SUI
porutendenco Of Miss BRADLEE Instruction
will be given in the various branches usually taught
in other institutions of the kind, and the committee
feel assured that under the of Miss Brad lee, the
reputation of tho school will be fully sustained.
Lessons upon the Piano Forte will be Civ en- by
Miss PADDOCK. L. CLARK,
f. PADDOCK.
E. FAIRBANKS.
st Johnsbury, March 5, 1888. 3l-isSw
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GREETING.
'N|OU hereby notified TINT application has
q been made to this Court by the AdmiuiStra-
tor Of said Estute representing that The personal
estato Of said deceased is insufficient 10 pay his
Just debts and cost Of settlement by the of tn
thousand dollars; that the said deceased was at the
time of his death seized and possessed of real
tate within this State, and praying this Court to
grant him license 10 sell SO much ofthe real estate
Of The SAID deceased as will amount to the sum
aforesaid, together with of sa le-and you are
further notified that the will be taken into
consideration at The Probate Court lhe holden at
the Probate Office in Gudhail in said District, on
the 21s! day of April, A. ID. 1885.
Dated at GuidhalI aforesaid the 2lst day of March
A. d. 1888.
34-2w WIN. HEY WOOD. Jk. RepisIer