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Public Notice.

To the Honorable the Senator's ami Members of the
House ofRcpresentatires of the Legislature otue
State Of $ Carolina. 80
V1NHE humble petition Of James Harper and
4 his associates, residing in Augusta Georgia.
respectful, shrws unto your Honorable bodies
that under charter from the State of Georgia,
they have commenced the erection Of Bridge
over the Savannah isivcr al u point opposite the
upper part of the city of Augusta, and aboui one
mile above tile town OF Hamburg, in South Caro-.
lima, that within ten miles of the site Just men
at Campbel,own; til. ridge OF tire Bank of Gcor-
gia. and the Sand Bar Ferry below: Your pet-
TONERS respectfully shew unto your Honorable
bodies, that the erection of the said Bridge is de-
mandcd by the public convenience of large
portion of both the States of South Carolina and
Georgia; that il will shorten and improve in poin
of roads the great South Western roure which
passes through Augusta, and will greatly benefit
the crizens Of the upper Districts of Soutl, Caro-
lima, in atlording them more direct access to an
additional market for heir produce. Wherefore
they pray your Honorable bodies to grant them
Charter for the erection of said Bridge within
the jurisdiction of the State of South Carolina,
upoL. the usual terms. and they will ever pray & c.
J\McS HARPER,
WIN. HARPER,
J. Il. kILBOURN.
JON. MEIGS, and Associates.
THE Public are hereby notfiedtIat it is intend
ed to present the shove petition TO the next Le-
gislature Of 8. Carolina
JAMES HARPER,
WIN. HARPER
J.R KILBOURN.
JONATHAN MEIGS,
July H. le3a ah "a
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State of South arOliia.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


Wade Holsun, vs. 5 Bill for Partition Of Moses
Ruth Ilolstun, Ell al HOistun's Estate.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that William
Il Hoistun, Stephen Ho,sttin. Hiram IIols,un.
Elkanah Sawyer and Celia his wife, David B.
Williams and Mary his wife, some Of the dcie,,.
dants in this case. reside in parts without the
limits Of this State, OIL motion by Wardiaw &
Wanllaw, Solicitors for Complainant, O,dered
that the said defendants do appear in this Hon
orable Court. and plead. answer or dernur to the
bill in this case. within three months from the
publication Of this Order, or the bill be taken
pro e0ntesso against them.
JAMES TERRY, c. F. Ed.
Comm'rs Office, July IS. 1898 ao26
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tate of south Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

David Onzts. vs. I ATTACHMENT,
VFHE Plaintiff in this case having this da,
IL filed his dee .ration in the Clerks Office
and the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney
known to he in this State. nron whom Il copy
of the said declaration may be served There
fore ordered, that the said defendant do appea,
and make his defence within n year and II da,
from the filing of the said declaration. or fina
and absolute judgment will he forthwith awar
d, d TO the said Plaintiff
GEORGE POPE, c. c. P.
Clerks Office. Edgetield, May Ia, 1893 Is
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PROCLA. .H.2JIO.N
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
L, i-(,II.IlNI INIn IL 4 ID u, nr.a, :,

~ ~ II VIZ o\'O VI ~ n AhoLlNA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
COLUMBIA. 2lth .tug. 1888.
By rs FTceihncy PIERCE NJ. BUT
LEX, ESQ Goreenor and Commander
m-ehiclin "ndorsr the State aforesaid.
M |HEARAS, information has been re.
w "el>rd al this Department, that a
lr!"nlons murder was lately committed IN
KThland District. by one ABHER SrRIp-
LIN, on the body Of HIRAM ADDISON, aud
that the said ABNLR has fled from Justice.
NOW KNOW YE, That to the intent
the said ABNER may be brought to legal
tri and c"ndign punishment, for his Of
f. ne" ;:> aforesaid, | do hereby offer a re-
ward of Three Hund,ed Dollars for his ap-
prchcnsion and delivery into any Jail in
this State.
The said ABNER SrRIpL.N is about tlir-
ty years 0t age, FIVE feet ten inches high,
well made. fair complexion, light hair and
blue eyes, sharp features prominent. full
mouth and whl'r teeth. fond of gambling
aud hrag> much Ot his manhood.
Given under my hand aud the
seal of the State "a, Colum-
bia, this 24th day of Aug.
LIS. in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud
thirty right, and in the six
ty-third year Of the indie
pendence Of the United
States Of America.
p. NJ. BUTLER.
BY the Governor.
JoHN y. SEfBELs,
Deputy Secretary of State
Augut % f31
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Miscellaneous.

The soay to feel rich. or rather to be so.-
Never want any thing but what you must
have. and never buy any thing bu, " hat you
want. Owe no man any thing, but be con-
tent to have a little in your pocket-Or as
franklin would say, always prepare for a
rainy day. The man who has but little,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
By His Erceliency PIERCE NJ. BUT
iER, Esq Gorernor and Commander.
IN chief in and orer the State Of South
Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA. .,ugust 8, 1888.
w HERAS, information has been re-
w ccivcd nj his Department, that a
felonious murder WIS lately committed in
Lanrens District. by one HIRAM IioLcoMBE
on the body off, Branblett. that the
said Hiram has fled from justice.
NOW KNOW YE, That to the intent
the said Hiram may be brought To legal
trial aud con,Iien punishment, for his offence
as aforesaid, do hereby offer a reward Of
Two Hundred Dollars for his apprehension
and delivery INTO any Jail in this State,
The said Hiram is represented to ne about
35 wears ofage, upwards Of six feet high.
dark hair aud blue eyes, quite tacitnrn. but
when >I'nken to, replies calmly and in good
language, altogether unassuming in his man
ners. of n serious and rather melancholy
connrcnance. entirely sober in his conduct,
and c"mvrrsaIion-always dressed decently
and in homespun cloth.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the State al Colum-
bia. this 3d day of August,
in the year of our Loul one
LIS. thousand eight hundred and
thirfy-eight, and in the six
tythird year of the lnde-
pendcnce of The u. States
Of America.
p. NJ. BUTLER.
Bv the Governor.
JOHN r.SEIBELS.
Deputy Secretary Of State.
August 3. f2S
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS
STrACIIM ENT

Jo%s" ""s" NJ: m1:GE""i T""d,"m. s"; ATTACHMENT
w lIEREAS the Plaintiff hath This day filed
w his declaration against the Defendant
who resides beyond the limits of this State, and
having neiter wife or attorney it!iIn the s:iInc
upon whom copy OF said declaration, with a
rule to plead thereto, may be served, II is Or
deled that the said Defendant do plead to the
said declaration within Il year and day. from
this date. otherwise final and absolute judgment,
will be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. P.
Clerks Office, Oct2O, 1897 do 40
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.JE WELLER Y.

No. 242 ERoAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEO.
{ Near tile United States Hotel
YNHE Subscriber offers to the Citizens OF
u Edgefield District and its vicinity rich
and Fashionable assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELLERY &
OF the latest Style and Importation, consisting
in part Of the following Articles:
Gold Independent Second Watches, with
from ~ to IS Jewels,
Gold and Silver Levers, Plain & full Jewecd,
London Duplex and Anchor Escapement
Watches,
Gold and Silver Lepine and Vertical Watches,
Ladies' rich Gold Neck Chains, new pattern
Genilemen's Gold Guard and Fob Chains,
Keys, Seals, Finger-Rings, Breast Pins, Far
Rings,
Gold and Silver Thimbles. Pencil Cases. Spec
tacles. &c. &c.
Mantle Clocks, Flower Vases and Musical
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Anecdote-At late Temperance Con-
vention is one Of our towns the hotels being
some What crowded, a couple of men called
at private dwelling to get accommodated
for the night.
The man ofthe house coming in soon af-
ter they had departed, inquired Of his active
and buslling heIpmate the cause of such
unusual haste-and preparation.
"Why, lau," replied she. "don't YOU
think we're going to have couple of TO-
tai absent AIligntors here to supper and
"Alegators!" exclaimed the old man,
why you mean delegates, don't vou!'
30, yes. tits delegates" replied she; but
no matter-it magnifies the same mean
ing, you know"
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Down AT CooMBs'.-While lecturine in
the eastern section Of nj Massachusetts,, says
distinguished lecturer on temperance, l
! uet man in the road one day. who had
heen one of my audience the day before. and
though all entire stranger, he accosled me
with the question
Did you say. sir, yesterday; that ardent
spirit is injurious and poisonous TO the hu-
man system!"
II did say so," replied.
"Well our doctor says he thinks they are
beneficial, if not taken TO excess
"But where was your doctor when he
said so?"
"Why, sir, he was do,cn at Coombs!''
"What, and VIII, re is Coombs!'
"It's our tavern down here, about half a
mile"
"And what was your doctor doing, when
he said sol"
He was talking, sir, in the bar-room." ;"
"Had he nothing in his hand!"
"Nothiug, sir, but u glass ofbrandy sling
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Books and Stationary,

MTrH'> Arithmetic. Geography aud Atlas
- and Grammar. and good assortment oi
School and Miscellaneous Books ais" Letter und
Foolscap Paper. Ink. ttuis. States. &c &c
Just received and for sale by
NICHOLSON & PRESLEY
April 20 nI2
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MY NATIVE LAND, MY NATIVE PLACE

0df NA1lF LAND, NJ NATIVE PLACE.
ANONYMOUS.
My thoughts are in my native land,
My heart is in my native place,
Where willows bend TO brecZes bland,
And kiss the river ripping face.
Where sunny shrubs dispense their scent.
And raise their blossoms high to heaven,
As if in calm acknowledgement,
For brilliant hues and virtues given.
D1y thoughts are with my youthful days,
When sin and grief were tut a name;
When every field had golden ways.
And pleasure with the daylight came.
1bent the rushcs to my feet,
And sought The waters silent flow,
j moved along the thin ice fleet,
Nor thought upon tile death below.
I culled the violet in the dell.
Whose wild rose gave achequcred shade.
And listened to catch village bell,
So osweet by answering echo made.
In Gods own house, OIL Gods own day,
In neat attire. bent the knee;
Pure sense of duty made ne pray
Joy made me join the melody.
Thus memory from her treasured urn,
Shakes o'er,he mind her spring like rain;
Thus scenes turn up and paloly burn.
Like night-lights in the oceans tram.
And still my soul shall these command,
While sorrow writes upon my face;
My thoughts are on my native land,
My heart is in my native place.
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Perflnlery.

in small bottles assorted sizes
~ Hermitage xtract Florida Water,
Ess. Cinnamon. chi OF Gloves,
Fancy Perfume Walls,
Bears Oil, KepiIalla.
N. Smith Premiss' Saponacious Com.
pound Fancy Soaps,
Naples Compound 5ha, ing Soap, &c.
Just received aud for sale by
NICHOLSON& PRESLEY,
April 12. # 10I
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and Is content with that, il richer Than he
who has abundance, yet wants more. The
rich fear poverty more than the poor -
Riches do not make men rich.
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PROCL.1M lITON.
STATE OF SOUTH tROLlNA.
EAECUTfV DEPARTMENT., I
COLUMBIA, June Is, Is:}5.
Byh ErcetienryPIERCE M.BUTLER.
Esq. Gorernor and Commander in-chief
in "n6 orer the State aforesaid.
M HE RE A. information has been re-
w ceived by this department that a
most atroci"u> murder was committed in
th' District of Ornn4eburg on the 9Th day
of May last. about dark. on the body ofJoHN
HoN>ET. white sitting by the fire in his
own house, " no was then and there shot
dead 10y some person as yet unknown
NOW KNOW YE, Thar to the intent
that justice may he done, and that the per-
petratnr Off this horrid crime may be brought
10 legal punishment: do hereby offer
rev ard ofTWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
tn any person rr persons who will give IN
formation against The prrpctrator of the said
murder. so that the offender. his aders, and
ahctr"rS may u" apprehcnd"d and suffer the
penalty of the law for he said crime.
Aud it rs herebv further proclaimed and
made known, that the informant, on his APP
rcnrino and giving evidence on The trial of
IN" said murderer. his anlrrS, and a!enurs,
tall stand free and discharged of and from
ny prosecution ar Icg,l proceedings against
himself, for or on account OF The said muir
der.
~ Given under my hand and the
Is. seal f,hc State .at Colum-
~ bia. 9th June. 1888.
P NJ BUTLER.
b. II. SAXON. Secretary of Stale
Jane IL flo
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Information.

AhROFARRsaQ1OHs
'uNlE Subscriber with Others will make
4 application 10 the Legislatures of S.
Carolina and Georgia a, their next regular
Session, 10 incorporate a company for the
purpose OF constructing u Bridge or a Boat
to he impeIIed Ivy the power of steam or
horse, crossing the Savannah River. at or
near Hamburg and Augusta. for their own
use, in order TO encourage rhe intercourse
antl avoid paving the exravaeant rate of
toll nj the present bridge. in which enter
prize the citizens and incorporated compa-
MES of Georgia as well as South Carolina
may participate.
HENRY SHULTZ.
Hamburg, sc. Aug. 90 1888. ac 80
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I'm the Court Of Ordinary,

1N dHC VUUFt III VrtIHHESlIye .
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Jesse Williams. Applicant. vs.
Nnth Williams, ct al, Defendants.
I Il appearing I" my satisfaction. that Isham
j Sau derS and Jane his wife. defendants in
the above stated case, reside without the limits of
this State 1t is therefore Ordered that they do
appear and oh heri to the division or sale of the
real est tie of Henry Williams deceased. on or
before the fifth day Of November next, or their
consent to the same will be entered of record
Given under my hand at my Office, this 9th day
of August. 1888. o. TOWLES, o. f. d.
Aug27 h 30
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DRUGS, OILS, sc.

l'HE Subscribers respectfully .uvite the at
tention of Merchants. t.amters. Physicians
and others to their ia,ge Stock of
FRESH NJ EDIcINES,
Oils Of nH kinds. Paints, Dye Stu6s,
Windo'O Glass. Brushes, SC. &c.
AT THEIR ~roREsiN
III A NJ B u RG AND AUGUSTA
Their supply is heavy. their assor,mrn, good,
and their articles fresh.
Dealing entirely with the Manufacturers or
original Importers, they can sell their goods
as low az any hous" in The Southern Country.
Please call and examine.
Our Store in Hamburg is next to II. l.. JET
FERs & Co.'S. In Augusta, opposite to BEALL'S
or STovALL's Ware Houses.
KITCHEN &; ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM K KITCHEN,
F. M. ROBERTSON. NJ. ID.
December 6. 1897 tf45
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ALSO,
Il General Assortment of
SIAAV E& w "A RE.

SUCH AZ
SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
SUGAR Zones. Sour LADIES' CAsroR AND CAKE
BASKETS. .CANDLEsTIcKs, SALT Spoons, &c.
ALSO,
SUP E'RIOR CUTLERY.
fine assortment of ROGERS, ELL1orr's and
WADE &, BUrCHEn's RIZORS, PENKNITES
AND SCISSORS; also II good assortment of
BOWIE KNIVES and DIKkS.
JOHN Is. MURPHY.
N. B. CLOCKS and WATCHES carefully re-.
paired. a. d Uarranfed to perform well.
Augusta, Ga. March Is, 1888 tf9
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Excellent Aduice.-Never attribute sinis
ter motives to person because you do not
understand his aciions.-AIlow him the
hest motives, and you will be right in a
large minority of cases: and, even when
you err. it will be OH the side of charity. the
greatest virtue that man pn sesses AS you
would have others judge you in kindness,
SO do you extend to them The Same good
feeling.
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List Of Letters.

ID EMAlNiNG in the Post Office at Edge.
H. field e.. House, OH the lst oil October, 1888
| a II Is.
Atuway, Rebecca y. rs. Bird. Eldrcd NJ.
Baren, BENZ Barront"n. Mary Mrs
BOn.,amI. VI. Maj. Bryant Jesse
BrazIer. VIM DIR BrIiengcr tS W Wimbish
Bredwcli John Blocker, BartIey
CLARK, Aaron A Crane, Lucrrtia NJ
Guilty, Joseph Crane, Madison
Claxton, Zechariah Cook, Samuel
Cornet, Frances Mrs,
d; F&G
Drake G. Shaw Green, A Rev
| Uavidsnfl, John Gurganlis L. Mrs
Dunton, Mary L Miss Gibbs, Jasper.2
Fortncr, Stephen Goulon Mary Miss
Fletcher, Lewis Griffin, Mary Miss
Holston Moses Hard. Grcenville,
Hunter, Alexander Harden, Mrs Sarah
Horns Creek Church, fi!.ben. Arnuid w
care Of J. Landrum Hill. James
Hunter. Nathaniel Harrison, James II
Heickson, Humphrey HosIord, Jnmes DR.
Harden. Julia + Mss Harris, John C.,
Harris. Moses Hoblon. VIM
Heath, J a
J&K
Johnson, William Johnson, Thcophilns
jerks. Calvin Jones, Henry II
Kenny, Margaret Miss
l.
LII John Livingston, Lucy Mrs
Long, .lizabeth A Laqueux. Amelia l.. 3
Langley. Mon:.ing Mis- Lundy. W l. Master
Llt,!eton, VIM Levingin Elizabeth G
Nj
Mitchell Caleb McKIbben Manrcn Rev
Martin, Elizabeth Mrs Mays, Sarah Mrs
Weaks. B, yunt Morris VIM
NJ, clel Miss Caroline Murphy W AZ
Mays. DAMMIT H3 Margaret Mrs.
Moultrie, Seaton M"anery Il Bryan
NAP
Nix. Charles Pixlcy Lafayette
Noble, VIM Pickcns, FW
X
Randol. John II Rodcn. Dorcrs Miss
Reynolds. Joseph Esq Raillsord, Mariha Mrs
Roper, Emily Mrs Reddlehover, George
Remington. John Rocky Creek Church
SGT
Sharpton, Alexander, Temples, Thomas
Stonier MIR s Terry, james
Tillman, Benz r
Wv 81
Vinson. Elizabeth Mrs WiglnII. 1T
Whitock. james Winsart jeremiah
Walker, Ramsy Mt Zion Bupt Church
Wallace. b Zela'ha Baptist Church
Nj. FRAZIER, p. NJ.
Oci4, 1888 c;}5
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THE EVENING WIND.


BY MARY EMILY JACKSON.
J. hear thee, oh, thou rushing wind
Thou hast sweet tones for me,
Now bearing on thy mighty wings
Glad sounds from land and sea,
And many sweet from closing flower
Upon thy breath is cast;
Then whisper on, exulling wind,
And tell where thou hast past.
Thou'rt wand'ring from the sunny South
Where noble deeds are done,-
Thy path is DER the field of war,
Where victory has been won;
The hills have been thy winding way,
The rude seas thou hast cross'd-
The lishtnings sca,hed thy onw ard cours
Yet nothing hast thou lost.
Thou'st been amid the orange flowers,
BY lndia's groves aud vines;
And from the North thou bringest back
The rustlings of its pines.
The clarion, and the banner folds
Have lent their tones to thee,-
Full high and holy are lhe sounds
Which thou dost bring 10 me.
! hear thee as thy mighty wings
Sweep through the hollow sky;
Thou'rt from the forests of the West,
Where ruined cities lie
The mingIing Of thy mighty streams
In one deep spell is thrown,
And the green earth thrills at even-tide
With many wilching moan.
Thou'rt bringing on thy secuted breath
The long exul'ing shout
OF the Indian in his savage wrath,
When the, ,bat,le-cal is out;
The moaning sounds Of pain and fear
From where the fallen sleep;-
a fearful voice thou hast. oh wind!
At which the living weep.
Yet not for me, oh not for me,
Thou has. sound Of fear,
Though in thy voice is many tone,
The weary quake to hear;
For meath the caverns of the heart
A fouut Of feeling lies,
Which gives to thy low whispers back
Its hidden harmonies.
And thou hast made thy weary way
By rufus Of the Past,
Quick and unseen, whore each deep spell
or witchery is cast;-
And many tale Of olden time,
And many deep spell wrought,
Back to the mountains aud the stream,
Hast been what thou hast brought.
Thou'rt whispering mo away, pale wind
Oh. would that might flee
Ger every bright and sunny spot
Where thou hast trod, with thee
To gather in Earth's nobler things,
Each genller flower 10 bind
7'Tis vaiu-l may bul hear thy voice.
Deep rushing, mighty wind.
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TO all whom it NAV Conc.

To all whom it may Concern.
NOTICE is hereby given, that ,he sub
~ srriher. with Others. will petition the
Legislature of this State, at lis ne xt session,
for - Charter of Bridge across Saluda
River. near Chappell's Ferry.
ANDREW l.. LARK.
Nav II, 1898. nc Is
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
TENIIE tnd rs gned, having formed connex-
III ION in business respectfully offer their pro-
teS~ ~ nj SER ices in Law and Equity, for the
Districts O! Barnwell and EdScficld.
J. ". WIMBI>H is oca,ed mt Edge6eld Court
House. j.. BELLINGER Jr.. at Barnw ell C. u. .
and letters directed TO either of these nlaces, or to
Aiken (Which will he visited at reg l,lar ,ntervais)
will receive rro"'rt a,rnton
!. z! l. y ;i.R. Jr. Bnrn,reh e. IT.
J. ". NIMblSII, Edgs,ic'd {. II.
July 2a. 1888 c27
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Look at This!

A IL Persons indebted to DR. IIARwoop
IA BURT will please call and settle with :.
tOopE, VIII" is dnly authorized to settle up his
BOoksa give receipts. ii BURT
June 2,j IS.S n oI
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FRESH SUPPLY

FRESH SUPPLY
OF BlGLiNf,, ROIE 4 BICON,
JUST RECEIVED AND Fo SALE.
00A Pieces best HEMP BAGGiNG,
~Sb91 zoo do wide TOW do
100 Coils of small II, mp Rope,
100 do. ito. Tow do
500 lbs. nglish Twne,
10000 prime Bacon Sides,
Suga Colee and Molasses,
Sat, Iron and ~tcel
Teas. l. ai and Lump sugar
Bran,lys, Wines. aud COrdials,
All of the above Articles, or any that we may
SELL we will rrarrdnt to he of the best quality and
will sell TO order or otherwise, at the lowest
possible prices; and assure our fri, nds and the
pnb. generally. that orders Tor Bagping and
Rope. or anv other article i'm our line, shall have
n!n best Il tcniiOn
We sill conrinue to transact business on Com
mission. and will attend to the selling OF s,o,lg
Of Cotton or any other business entrusted rO onr
care. IL. l. JEFFERS d Co.
Hamburg, July IL, 1888 ti23
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State 0t SO,'th { arulina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

oSoaS' WI W.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
VIM. Brunson. vs.. Foreign Aftachrem.
William Drum. Debt.
HNHi Plaintiff i'm this case having, on the I Ill
Il of September. filed his declaration in the
Clerks Office. and the Defendant having nc
wife or attorney. known to he in this State. upon
whom copy of the said decla. alton ma, b.
se we'd: 4 i there. orc ordered. a, the said to-
frntlamI de- appear an,! make his defence within
year md n day. 'r' IN the filing of the said dec
lara'ion or final AMI absolute Judgment will be
awarded To the said I'lniattf.
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Sept II, 1853 eq 33
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlEi.D DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Sampson k,rrease. W.. I FOREIGN ATTACHMENT
Whey Freeman (AssUMPsIr.
HNilE Planiiifin tins case havim" OH the 14th
IL day "i May. 1853. filed his d,clara,ion III
the Clerks Office. and the dce, dant having no
wife or attorney. know tu he i'm this St'e upon
whom II cop, Of lIc -ai.' declaration ma, be-
served: II ~ therefore ordered. that the said de
frndnnt do appear and make his defence within
a year and day from the fiIirs Of the said dec
laratien. "I final aud nbso nc judrn,n ut will br
awarded to the suid .'a'ntitf
Giti;GE POPE, c. c.r
Clerks Office, May i,h, 1893. IL
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VESlIE Notes and Accounts of DR.. James
IL Spann deceased, have been left with
MIR. II. l.. Jetiers. in Hamburg. All per-
sons indebted to DR.. Spann are requested
t"call and pay Mr.. Jcllcr~. who is authorized
to receive the n,nnc,; and those having
demands against The Estate will please rem
der them 10 him. r.. SPANN,
March 26. 1888 IFS .4dmfrir.