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NO S'SSE.

a Ill Persons Indebted to the late Chr
"a tian Brcihaurt, deceased, arc rcqu-st-
ed to make immediate payment. And II
persons having demands against the est: re
of said deceased are requested to preso nj
them duly al:cstcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Error
Feb. 25. 81.
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
"a Mrs. Sarah Wise, dccea,r,., o.. re.
qucsIcd to make immediate payment, and
those having demands to preseut them pro-
rcrIy a;tcS;rd.
ENOCiI Il. PRESLEY,
E,"cnior ,ciih The U'iU 0nncred
Alarch7, 1888 It's
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y Ss'E'ESF

FEEilE Notes ana Accounts of DR.. Janlc>,
Il Span deceased. have been left with
Nr. II. l.. lrhrrS. IN Hamburg. III per
sons indebted 1" DE- Spanm ar" requested
loci,il and pay Mr. Jcilar-, who is authorized
to receive the ninmcI: and those having
,!"InamhS against the Estate vii! please rem
der them I" him. f.. SPANN,
h'hfch 70. ISIS I! \ i6m'irir.
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E.GeI'a,. I

@sOMETIME in January last, two Notes
~ of hand both given by james Il llord
To the subscriber, on" for E;IDn and the
other inr 50: both due. think, In October
last. All persons are hereby forewarnch
from 'r;'iin" for said Notes, as still hold
ihc drawer oi the same responsible.
J. 3. PEARSON.
Mush Creek, Grccuviilc. s. G.. May2l,c.
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NOTICE,

a tL Persons indebted to the late Charles
IA Thomas. dcceased. are requested to make
payment; and all persons having demands against
the estht" of said deceased are requested to pre-
sent them duly aticstcd. JAS. i. ADAMS,
NOV H. 1857 It administrator
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rock. The shortness Of our lights now
admonisl,ed us to return without much delay
For my part began to think Of the
hundred and fifty branches some of whicl,
no person had ever seen. observed, ''wc
are returning the way we came. for here is
the smoke Of our lights" Directly, how
ever, discovered that no smoke was to he
seen; nor had | ever been in that part of
the cave III which we were at that time
how we hn' ken the wrong way. ! could
not trl' | knew by tho connienancc> of
the Others liza hey were confused. then
'roke silence (ior we had beeu walking on
| for some minutes without word, by TAX
ng DR.. Ii. by the band. and saving, "Dr.
we are lost"-"'rhai we are" said he
l shall never forget the manner in which he
pronounced these words. aud the influence
they cXcrtcd upon nc. had almost sunk
10 the ground. Now our guide, who had
"nn before, cries "nlt. am at tho cn,l
1t this branch He returned, fpr he could
90 no further. a, our request, he put out
his light, SO tha, when ours were burnt up.
we might light his. We halted Il minute
to parlcy. Our guide pointed one dirrc-
ton for The mouth of the cave, Doctor B
another, and n third; hu, VIC were MI
wrong what we do, we must do quickly.
ohNo '''C ni lOI W. SIIdtl ulfcCIly ne lf
| the dark" Many were the thoughts ,ha,
rushed through my mind in quick success.
sion In this cave, Il man was lost three
days; in Kentucky, another pcriSlicd: an,
are we to lay down on this cold earth or
fall int" these huge pits and die in dark
ness, and none to tell what has become O
"s! then raised a icrvont petition &c
the Almighty for divine assistance, in doing
which felt Il submissive composurc, firm
~ believing thar the Rcdccmcr wom,
tighten up that dark cavern Ivy his smiles il,
dying hour. We still CROPPED our wa,
onward, not knowing where we were 20
ing. hu' occasionaliy we would make :
mark i'll the loose earth, so that, If in on,
waudcrincs we should again sce that mari
we would know where we had hern-
Directly we saw something like the mel
l"w'n" 'intS of evening as the last ravs o
Ihc depar,in" sun fell upon the cloud in tl.,
distant horiz"n; it was the light reflected
from the lioht Of the cave. Nc>crwas i
received with more .ioyiuncss Of heart
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E.o3El al 'aEa:s.

4 BSCDNDEB from the Subscriber, on
l. "A the nghI of the 2StEI Nav last, his sol,
named SAINT. Ramsey, he is Of dark CON-
pirSon. cross eyed, lame in the right nnclc,
and is III his Eth year. ANY person "i,iu.
im!''rnaion conccr ing said lad. or >ccur-
ing HIM so th!t can oct him. will be Ii! cr.
ally rcwardcd. All persons are forbid hav
mg amy dealing or iradino with him.
JOHN RAMSEY.
June ), 1888 G.. ID
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STR eAYE2N.

RoM the &c, subscribe scribe son. some LIVE, Two or three
called II pony,) about ionr years nlasc. has very
large fcci for horse of his size, roman hose
short main IL tail, and PAGES exceedingly well
which is his tnvnrlie gate. Ten dollars will hc
given to any person who will deli, cr the horse
to the subscriber. living in Hamburg, or sua.
BILE reward for any intelligence showing where
he is so rs lIc can be had
NJ GRAY.
May "a Il rs
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Name DcW0C'd.
Why don't the banks resume, !orsoo'h!
Because King Martin swcars
He'll send his walking treasures out
To trap EN- in their snarcs!
Because the vaults and safes" of Wrish'
Are going to inlume
The ..ycllow boys" which Benton pledged.
How can the banks resume!
Why don't tho banks resume! ah why
Has liamcr fed the track,
And left the Globe and Argus too
To coa:. tho people back
They've made IT'S promises enough,
But hollow as the tomb,
And now we want some better stuff
How can the banks resume!
Detroit Advertiser.
GF7Kccp the ball in motion.
Why don't the Banks resume? they have
In the proud Empire Siale-
Blu, why is no, their discount line
Permitted to dil;uc!
Timid and shy they hold up
And keep their business snug
They fear the trcacherous p om,scs
or FanduN and Woodbug.
Aibuny Duty Adc.
GjSPush on-kcep moving.
Why don't the Bank, resumes! go ask
For Northern Drafts and Checks.
They'll furnish them Il, my rate
From ten pei cant to sir.
The "PhcnIx" and Manhattan now,
Our Southern funds enionb-
With such profit on Exchange,
How can The banks resume!
Georgia. Journal.
QFGo ahead.
'Tis ask'd why don't the Banks resume,
And heed tho public voice?
Why mid the universal gloom,
Should they alone rejoice!
The answer to the Iuestion's plain
Some banks have not the gold;
The sound banks will moi pay again,
Till law Oh them takes hold.
EdgcGeid Adrertiser.
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Notice..

1 LII persons having any demands against IN,
Estate Of q. Anderson. Sen. deceased. arr,
requested to present them. and those indebted to
make payment within the time prescribed bv law.
A. ANDERSON, Adm'hi1.
Jan 10, 1888 If 40
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South Z ar0Iina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TUE COMMON PLEAS.
John Lynn ATTACHMENT,
FE1IIl. Planiiiiin this cuse having OH the l5tl,
II day of DecCmbrr. 1897, filed his declara-
ton in the Clerks Office, and the Defendant
having no Wife or Attorney, known TO be i'll this
State upon whom a copy of the said declaration
may be served: Therefore ordered. that the said
defendant do appcarand make his defence within
n year and day from the filing of the said dccl;,-
ration. or final and absolute judgement will be
forthwith awardch to the said Plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office. december Is, 1897 Is tt
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State of SO,!tn Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN TIE COM MON PLE1S.
Sampson Kilcrcase. vs.. FoKEIGN ATTACHMENT
Wiley Freeman }AssUMrsIr.
THSIIE PlaitiiI. tits case having, OH the 14tll
IL day OF May. 1873. filed his declaration il,
the Clerks Office. and the deicndan, having no
wife or attorney. known to be i'm this State upon
whom copy of the said declaration may be
served: |, IS therefore ordered, that the said de
fcn!ant do appear and make his defence within
a year and Il day from the filing of the said dec
larn,ien. or final and absolute Judgment will be
awarded to the said plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, C.. P.
Clerks Office, May l4tl, 1893. Is
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'T'zN HEANEEAg"TesgEY.

FENllE Subscriber would respectfully ir.
Il form the Merchants and citizens ui
Edgciicld District. and the public III general.
'ha. he has commenced Manufacturing Tin
Wu,c AT DuntonSvilc. nine miles North al
EdGcticld Court House, where he intends
Ia keep AN assortment aud full supply 0l
READY MADE TIN WARE.
n Wholesale or Retail, which he will sell
on rs reasonable terms as any other like
establishment in the Southern country.
Having worked 1T the business nine wears
ai the North and South, he can with conf
drnrc assure those who NAV favor him
with their custom, that they may nj all
times depend upon having their Ware well
manufactured.
He will also make to nrticr, Tin Fave
Trnughs. Conductor Heads and Pipes, aud
rn them up if desired. All ORDER from
'Fown or Country Thankfully received and
rronpri, ATTENDED! 10.
\. B. Old Tin repaired, and all kinds of
Job work, in his line, executed with neat
ness and despatch.
II. p. CHURCH.
Dunton>ville, March 80, 1888 acS
DEs yGs!S, GELS, SC.
Vp4llE Subscribers respectfully ImvItc the AT
tcntion OF Merchants Planters phvsician.
and Others t" l,rir im Stock of
FRESH NrEDIGTMEs,
oils Of all hiad$, Paints, Dyc .SiuD$,
Umaor Glass, Brushes. Sc. SC.
Ar THEIR STORES IN
HAM RIG AND AUGU STA.
Their supply Is heavy, their ;lssor;mc mt |" o"h
and their articles ,ficSh.
| Dealing entirely with the Manufacturers or
origina Importers, they can sell their goods
| rs low as any house in the Southern Country
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! Mgs Gss}SsSSss: rs. 3g
sss a sssss
Sga1 sssSSs@s
Hoette &eeess.
WHY DON'T THE BANKS REsUMEs

BY O. v. T.. MARKS.
Why don't the banks resume! ah why
Do thy prolong the day,
And ut their counters change deny,
Aud only paper pay!
They've made us wait full long enough,
And scold, aud fret. and innc,
And now we wan, some better stult,
Why don't the banks resume!
Maine Democrat.
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