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New York. Nav %.

1t is now some days since we favored our
readers with any observations on This trade.
Intelligence has poured in upon us from all
quarters. that the coming crop of wheat is
all that the cxpectant farmer could wish for.
This is gratifying; and unless storm, or
food. or drought. or blight, rust, shall
cut oil his hopes and leave him in the condi
ton of Virsil's liiirr Of the ground, the agri-
culuralist will have cause TO rejoice. thai Il
rich harvest has been permitted to fill his
barns. Wheat flour, we have no doubt
will form large portion of our exports
the approaching season. The return 10
such state ofthinss. will be a sure in,lica
tim that The labor Of tho country has been
once more reduced to hcalihfui condition
by the late rcvcrscs.
In the Maryland wheat district, compri-
sing The rich counties Of Frederick and
Washington, the plant at our latest adviccs.
had formed its third joint, thus proving to
tho farmer, that the curse of tho Hessan
fly had been removed from him. In Mont
2onery and Baltimore counties, whose soil
is weak aud better adapted TO Indian Corn,
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NEW YoRK. Nav 81.

Non -Rcsumption.-Nr are sorry to say
that the hopes en>ertaincd recently that The
Pennsylvania Bank Of the United States
would speedily resume specie payments,
are very much dissi ipatcd. II is now sup
posed that such an event will Not happen
until the rising of Congress, or the autumn,
or even later. As aGeneral resumption in
South and West depends on the move
mcnts of this Bank in a great measure, the
state OF expectation respecting its future
course has an important cIlec on all funds
OF the non rcsumIn" States. In consc-
Iucnce oi the upinlon now entertained, all
such funds are dull, and have fallen in price
nIaIcrially,-Jour. Of Com.
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More New Goods.

lust received by NICHOLSON q PRES
~ LEY the following articles, which in adj
di,ion to their former stock. they now have
on hand a general assortment Of seasonai!c
GOnDS.-to which they invite the atten-
ton Of their customers.
A good assortment Of Gents. and Ladies'
fine shoes.
Boys and Misses do do
Gents. fine Pumps.
Ladies' superior Kid Slippers.
Several cases Black and White summer
Georgia Nankins.
Black Thibbct and Summer Cloths.
Also. good assortment Brown Linens,
Drillines aud Ves,iuos-which they can
have made up i'll good style at the short
est notice.
Also good supply superior fancy Prints.
French aiuslinS.
Camhrics aud Prln,ed Lawns.
Ladies' fancy IIandkc. hicis.
New style Muslin wofhed collars.
Mourning prints. GinShams and Muslin.
Black Gros de Swiss Silks.
Ladies superior black colored u white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Gloves
do DO Lace Silk do
Black White and cnlorcd Lace Silk do
Black aud white Thule for wells
n good assortment Bonnet, Cap, AMI Belt
Ribbons.
Feather Fans.
Ladies' fine plain Straw Bonncts.
Misses do
In addition to the above named goods
they have many other articles too tedious
TO enumeratc, viii, il they will sell on ac-
| communicating terms. If Is
EdgcGeld, Jnne 9TH.
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PENSACOLA. SInv1O

The scamcm Of the lnlc expedition to S.
Florida, arrived on the 2ud Nav, in the
schr. Heroine from Key West. The expc-
diion has been upon the Eastern coast t,I-
ring The winter,co with thcNorth-
ern column OF the arn,v-ihc last exDc,li
tion was made in company with Colonel
Eanhhead anil Major Lnnlcr'lale, into the
everglades. They found Sam Jones on
the Pine I,lanhs but the Indians escaped
in the night, the troops having landed aiier
sunset. The war seems To be at 4 close.
Lieut.. Powell left his boats and artillery
companies al Key isiscaine and Key West,
having navisacd The coast from Mosquito
to The latter place i'll them. Acting Lieut..
Murphy was the only officer accompanying
Lieutenant Powell To this pIace-,hr re
mainder having then returned to the North.
Gazette.
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The ilv had, on tho contrary, done some harm
On the Eastern shore of Maryland, the
fields looked generally well. The wild on
ion was not more injurious than usual. A
full crop is anticipated.
We hear that the wheat in the Shennn-
doah Valley, Va, looked 'prosperousIy as
late as the 'l2:h inst The farmers were in
high glce at the prospect Of full pockets du-
ring the coming fall and winter.
The Oliio wheat counties arc said to he
IN splendid condition. Though the spring
has been backward and dry. The roots Of the
plant did not suffer from the winds, as the
ground did not freeze dry. The reports
from Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Illinois,
and Missouri, all speak of vigorously grow
ing crops.-Whig.
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RALEIGH, MAY "a.

RALEIGH, May "a.
The cases Of Sheridan, (captain.) and
Crocker one of the crew, charged with cast
ing away tho srhr Aurora. off the coast
of North Carolina, occupied the attention
of the Court on Tuesday, and excited
good deal OF interest. Their object was to
get possession OF $1,000 in specie sent from
Havana to the Spanish Consul at II. York.
For this purpose, The vessel was run ashore
upon the coast Of Cape IIa'tcras, the mo
ncy taken ont and cnhrZzlcd by the Capt.
who proceeded to New York, and Informed
The Consul that the vessel was driven a.
81 orc, and tho money was stolen from his
trunk, while lie was attempting 10 conI cy
il from thence to New York for delivery
upon which the prisoners were arrested and
sent to this city for trial. Several legal
questions were raised aud ably argued by
their counsel 1t was contented, 1st, that
The act was not committcd on the high seas,
as charged in the indictment. hut on waters
within the limits Of Nor'h Carolina, over
which the United States had no jurisdiction
2dly, ifoIhcrwisr, then the act of Congress
required that the prisoners should he ,ricd
i'll The State where they were first carried
or arrested. 10 viii: New York 3D.. that
there WAS not an actual casting 0ray, as
the vessel was again set afloat in condition
to perform her voyage. The only qucs-
tinn for the jury to decide was that of
fact. as to the casting n,rny-uron wti h
they could not agree. and i, verdict of ac-
qni'tnl was entered for the prisoners
On Monday, Sheridan was put upon his
trial for Larceny, and confessed his guilt -
AS he had restored the money, the Consul
commended him To The mercy ofthr Court
lie was reminded TO prison to await judg
nienl at the next term.
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Miscellaneous.

All the papers and journals arc filed
with praises of Lochhart's life of Scott
We read some time s;.ice an excellent lie
of the great Magician by Allen, which dp-
pears to have attracted little notice; we think
il mere impartial work than the recent
one by his son law. Loc!vhar, from his
relationship, is disposed to throw SCOTS i'm
pcrlcciinns into deep shadow. Scott was
Tory, and consequently supp"Sicr of arbi-
,rary power Bul he was kind and for
bearing and very urhanr in his intercourse
with his literary brethren. lie seemed to
dwell IN al atmosphere above the storms
which So often agitate the lower world, in
the republic of letters. Let podders say
what they will, we consider writer's Of his
class as bCuctncturs to the human race
conjurcs assay the demon Of mcianchoiy,
an,. transports us into the rcSions OF fairy
land. lie chcra!iZes the spirit s. converts
life itself into poetry. We do not kno"
wh.:, We have seen any ,hing more beauti-
ful than the closing scene in the life of this
smiable man. 1t is an end worthy OF
poet. lie was III truth, IL dying swan, who
poured fourth his soul in one last mclotlious
note.
Ills strain, it had dying, dying fall"
GAS was dressing on The morning Of
Monday, The 18th of September, Nicholson
came into my room and told me that his
master had awokc in state Of coinpOSuTc
and cOnsc business, ,and wished to see me inn
mehiately. found him entirely himself
though in the last extreme Of ieeblcness.
his eve was clear and caln-cverv trace Of
the Wild fire of deirium ex,inguishcd.-
'Lockar,,' said he, i may have but min
ute 10 speak to you. My dear. be a good
man-bc virluuus--bc rciigious--bc good
man. NoIhins else will give you comfort,
when you come 10 lie here. lie paused
and said, shall send for Sophia and
Anu" NO said he, don't disturb them.
Poor sonls: know they were up all night
God bless you ALL With this he sunk
into very tranquil sleep, and indeed, he
scarcely allcrw gave any sign of cen
seriousness. except for an ins AMI on the ar
rival OF hi. sons. They. on learning ,ha,
the scene was about to close, obtained a
new leave Of absence from their posts, and
both reached Abbotsford on The 10TH
About half past one =. NJ. on ihe 2Ist of
September, Sir Walter brcathcd his last in
the presence Of all his children II was n
beautiful day, so warm that all the win
dows were wide open, and so perfectly still
that the sound OF all others most delicious
10 his ear. the gentle ripple Of the Tweed
over its pebbles, was distinctly audible as
we knelt around the bed and his eldest son
kissed and closed his eyes,
The funeral
The court yard and all the precincts OF
Ahhoisford were crowded with unc vcrcrcd
spectators as The procession was arranged
aud as il advanced through Darnck and
Mclrosc, & the adjacent villages, the whole
population appeared at their doors in like
manner, almost all in black. The train OF
carriages extended, understand, over more
Ian mic; they cemanry followed in grca,
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Attention Bridge Builders.
June 6,

A New Bridge will br let to the lowest
bidder, on the 26th inst. across
Horns creek where the MartinlOwn road
crosses.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
]. B. HOMES, Sec'ry.
June 9th 1888 ciS
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u NaA'EHd,sE.

NlLI. be let 10 the lowest bidder, n,
w Thursday the 1i,h oiJunc ncxi,rhc
building Of n meeting house near Caleb
Mitchel's. Is must bc 40 feet long and 30
feet wide and of good materials. Persons
wishing 10 undertake, may see n plan of the
building, by applying to w. Brunstn. a,
EdSeliicld Ct. House, or to G.. Mitchell,
REUBEN LANURCN.
Chairman Of building Com',ee.
May 81, 1888 h ~
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STR .AY ED.

EYROM the subscriber. some two or three
n weeks ago II small gray horse, (uSrIaliv
called n pony,) about four years "taer has very
large feet for n horse of his size, roman hose.
short main Il tail, and PAGES exceedingly well,
which is his favorite gate. Ten dollars will te
given to any person who will deliver the hol So
to the subscriber, living in Hamburg, orr suiia
BILE reward for any intelligence showing where
he is so as he can be had
NJ. GRAY.
May 81 Is
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LOST,

ON the 21si inst. between Mrs. Fergu-
" sons and Mr.. Edward Clark's living
on the Mount Willing road, black morocco
POCKET BOOK containing a small sum
of money and several papers &c. which are
of but little use except to the owner. Any
information respecting tho same will bo
thankfully received by the Subscriber.
AGNES CORLEY.
EdEe6old C.. House, May 81, 1883
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u OF ice.

STRAIED or stolen from The Subscri-
~ her, living about two miles from Edge
field C"ur House, Il large Gray HORSE,
with lon. nanc aud TAFT; with several
marks OF the gear. II any person should
find him, and take him up. ami inform me.
so as | can get him, will give them saris-
faction. ROBT. BUKNET"T.
EdScficld, June ;, IS:}S Fl Is
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May 2i
Notice.,

Il LII persons indebted 10 the estate of
N William Williams, deceased. are re-
quested to make Immediate payment, and
those having demands to present them pro-
porly atcsted.
WILLIAM BRUNSON, -4dmr,
May %, 1888 # l6
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General Orders, No. q.
HEAD QUARTERs,

Columbia. 1st June. 1898.
MALACHI FORD, Esq. having been
I'VE elected and Commissioned Major
General ofthc End Division Of South Caro-
lima Militia, will lie respected and obeyed
accordingly. BY order of the Command
erin Chief JAMES JONES,
AdJ'tand Insp'tr General.
June els
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-07

numbers on horseback. and it was late in
the day ere we reached Dryburg. So.n'
accident it was observed, had caused the
hearse 10 halt for several minutes ON tn.
summit OF the hill at Bemereide, exactly
where prospect OF remarkable richness
opens, and where Sir Walter had always
been accustomed to rein up his horse. The
day was dark and lowering, and the wind
high.
The wide enclosure Of the Abbey Of
Dryburg was 'hronged with old and Young.
and when the coffin was taken from the
hearse. and again laid on the shoulders of
the afflicted serving men, one deep sob
burst from a thousand lips. MIR. Archdea-
con Williams read the burial service Of the
Church Of England; amt thus abou, half
past o'clock i'll the evening Of "Wednesday
the Goth September, 1872, the remains of
Sir Walter were laid by the side of his wife,
III the sepulchre of his ancestors.
So fades, SO lana uishes, grows dim and dies,
All that this world is proud Off
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,WEE9EG.HE.

TllE subscriber, from the inportunitics
IL of bis friends, has concluded so far to
resume the practice of his prorssion ;s to
attend to ali calls in Chrome Diseases. A.
mong these. he would mention particularly
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Cancer. Diseased
Manmac, Chronic Sore Legs, &C. Address
T.. l. CtRTLEDGE,
Parks =. o., EdSci:cld Dis. S. c.
Nav 10 If IL
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NOTICE.
% s5's'ES'E.

"a X 4 + u !rem the Subscriber. 1T
- iihcitH iii!i, on HE :Sth or 23ih q!
M"rci' last, " small sorrri MARE. MULE.
roach inaEc. ten or twelve year old. nr,i
mas Il hlen'lSi IN one eye. If any person
nearing or seeing such Mule will L., the.
Subscriber know of il either by I,,,cr mr.
"!hcrw Use, sucil information will be tLauh
tally received. =
BEVERLY BURTON.
Liberty Hill. April Is. 1888 tfl2
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EfE'ayees.

SfE3yees.
q >fOM the Subscriber on TIC ouh cr
a April, two Mules Que Il black Marc
Mule shaved very much by IL" gear. sup
posed to he about ) years Of age: the other
Il sorrci h"rsc mule ahnn, the same age.
" hen last heard from they we're seen viii,
two wagon at Aiken. a reward of $40
will he given for the two t,ic:iycrcd 10 MIR.
Juhnathan S;iccdmau. nt Aiken. or
l.. ID. JOHNSON.
IL miles from Aiken on South E,i:sro.S C..
May IL, 1873 c.lJ
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60 :tti vVE,e:s, Il E,.isy eel,ccr.s.
n Office is hereby given, lha, The sub
l. scrIb"r. with Others. will rciiiinm tie
Legislature Of This state, at lis next session.
Tor Charter Of a Bridge across Salu,lu
fvcr near ChnPpcil> Ferry.
ANDREW l.. LARK.
Nav II, 1898. uc T.,
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A letter from Vienna Of the 18th Of April
says, "Il is affirmed that the Hungarian
dress ordered hv Prihce EsterhaAv for the
CoronaIion Of Queen Victoria, will cost
halfa million Of h0rins. can believe this,
since Ihe Brandehoure albne, adorned with
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u 4srH's GtsT.

FENHE Subscribers are Agents for tic E.AI--
Il Cii;SE MNNUFAtTURlNG COM
PANf and will keep constantly on hand at i.c il
Store IN Hamburg. II supply Of every Artci.
manufactured ii That lS;,i,:iShmrn!. and will
sell nj f"io'y Prr'S. IN" superior qualify o.
III" NauciUsc Fabrics is known 10 ail WHO have
examined them. and they are most comiitlcn n,ly
recommended TO the rnIlic.
II. l.. JEFFERS s: Co.
Hamburg, March % lS3S dS
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Rapidly acquired Fortunes for Political
Spectators. The infnrnicrs in tho case Of
goods. seized at The Custom Houses recently,
will pocket half the value, i. e. about S $50,
OOO.-EbM
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XERTIHHrrx1UEEa
CIRCULAR X.
WIIiE undersigned take pIcasul

FIIlE undersigned take pleasure IN being
Il able to state to Merchants of this
State, Georgia. North Carolina, Tennessee
and Alabama. who have hitherto made
their purchases in this city, that although
many of US have lost part of our Goods,
by Tic fire of Friday night. 9th ult, others
have been SO fortunate as 10 save all, and i'll
the course Of two or three days will resume
business as usual. We invite all WHO have
contemplated Il visit to this city, this srru..
10 come with the certain calculation Of tc-
in. able To rcpleni,h their assortment, quite
as well rs they have been able To do il at
this season of The year.
IL: NJ. UHy, PdrishjUccd s. Tanning.
g Co.: GhHaHd, sons Hoe
Fort, Tnrnseud, s cH.
;, Ms"I%nh"A. !,, II%,nh"A. iiycu. McBnr"'y s
{. s; G. II. KELSEY So. ". y. U0fon
H"fStc' H. StodGurd, Miller
Ha1rGi, Lyon & Co. g. Co.
B0nn's'erS L"""e"n. John Ian U'inhh.
JncHSo", C"pers s Go. i'm c. Oohicy.
6oor0em q Co. Hnich, Flaming S;Co.
iu"fnr. fiFt.y % Co. IInyden. Gregg s %,
f"uii0"d, Harrai ST Haker. Fry & 10.
AHtn. jas. Il. !S:.rcns.
r.. q. Sloddurd. H. J. AicCuriy.
S. 8 j. Wo;yon. IS. NJovrv, JT.
j. s. {. L0ig:on. I,d,y. IIt;ps.o;c.
.oierf"s, Hed,rso" s u. Jon"s s. t5;i;h.
A1%'r. oils j. CkaGe.
tnrrtT s. Robinson. I'm. 1hhELin.
~ I'mmons s Son. hj!Hhin s. Eni'on.
r.. G"rso" = Co. iorsnace s; Eirio.r.
HorInnd, Hurd & jns. Tgnc,on {; o..
"r. J. II. Simcn'"n s. Go.
CaSimcr Patrick. IUH;,rd &. Jju5r.
G.. Bu'chM yrS Co. .Nn!i,:n 4. (ol,r.
q. II. L"c"r & Co. y. II. HIidmoa s. Co.
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SsE'ayeeE;.

E4'RoM The Snbscrihcr. living Oh the
4 Halfway Swamp. Two Mules on. ::
sorrrcl llnrsc and the other Il Hare beth 3
wears o:d. Any Information respecting
SAID mules will he Thankfully rec, we'd!
CADAWAI CLARK.
May 10. 1888 L- Is
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The Hon Levy Woodbury., Secretary of the
Treasury, is appointed Chief Justice Of tue Su.
pre,nc Court cl New Hampshire.
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New YoRK, Nav Cd

NEW 4 oRK, W ay "a.
The suspicious arrival at NtUport.
gather from 1ale's New Book, the follow
ing facts relative to the French ship Alex
port was reported in our ship news yester-
day, as taken from slip from Newport
paper.
On The pilot, revenue officers. and French
Vice Consul going on board, they were
trcnted with great inlignity by the Com
mander, who was formerly an inferior Off
Ger on board, and who represents limselfas
brother of the owner in Bordeaux. Aftor n
good deal Of delay, however. he stated that
her former captain, and seven men, had
!:crn lost overheard in gac--ihat when
the vessel was loaded, the captain had
liberty To go where he pleased to sell the
cargo-tlut he was not bound 10 any.pnr
tirular port, and that he did not know what
right any body had TO question him on the
subject.
From as'er examination it appeared that
the persons lost "went overheard sinnly -
and TWO saitors Zone an American, the other
an Englishman) Told several persons thai ii,
n few days the whole of curious story
would probably leak out. These two men
| were paid off Immediately on the arrival of
the ship AT Newport, and were discharged
from her,
The captain refused to show his papers to
The authorities, dr to give any information
willingly respecting the vessel. There
were two females (MaIavs or }omrbonese)
found on hoard. who il was said, were dis
covered sccreted, sometime after the vessel
sailed
The first thing the captain did on arri.
wing AT Newport. was 10 offer 10 sell his
ship and cargo very cheap for cash as he
was anxious to Soto Boston. This. how
ever, he could not effect. as in consequence
Of the extraordinary appearance Of the af-
fair, it was lccmrd prudent by the Vice
Consul and u. S. Marshall to put restraint
upon the officers and vessel, until adviccs
could he received from The Consulate here.
Yesterday forenoon the Consul General
received ii full account Of The business from
the Consul at Newport. and his statement
confirms. in every particular, the report OH
the News Book. He has also taken the
necessary steps To have the affair brought
10 a judicial invcstisarion.-Erprcss.
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THE GRAM PRoJEcT AT LAsr.-On
yesterday Mr.. Clay presented to the Senate
the outlines Of his grand National Bank
scheme;
First. 1t is to have capital of Fifty
Millions Of Dollars. Second. This is to
he taken by the Federal and State Govern
'nenls, or if thought advisable, individu-
alS are to be allowed to take IA part. the
stocl sbeinS offered in marker overt. Third,
The interest to be no' more than six per
ccnt,wirh prospective diminutinn Fourth.
The capital to be entirely domestic, fore-
igncrs hcing excluded from holding any
directly or indirectly. Fifth. The books
DC. of the bank TO be open TO the inspec-
ton Of any aud every person-nnd regular
returns to he made Sixth The bill
holders to he secured by inves,i,ures 70 he
made by the bank in permanent stock of
some kind or other. There were seven
heads, Uhe exact number Of the Beast,) but
we fo get the last.-Chronicie.
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State Of SGAth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON pLE1S

I.arkin Griffin. ".
Thos. VI. Clark. survivor { -"'"'""'m'
VHNliE Plaintiff having filing his declaration in
n this case. and the defendant having neither
wife nor attorney known to be in this State. Or
dercd, that TIE said defendant do appear and plead
to the plaintiff s declaration within year and "A
day from iltr publication thereof or Judgment
absolute will be awarded against him
GEO. POPE, F +.
Clerks Office, Jan. %, 1888. t!al II
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Ekla. .&Gfc.

az y HOUSE and LOT. in Tic VILLAGE @
1VA EdH'iicd npon lcrnns TO s, Il purchaser
In my absence, apply to Col Ban. H. H.
JAMES JONES
April IL If 10
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n ss'E't e'E,

Nss'Ete'E.
1--WE Patrons and Community general
L. iy are informed thar the public En-
animation of the Schools at Greenwood,
AhhcviIIc District. will take place on Fri.
day the 18th June next. The Public are
respectfully invited to attend There will
also be n vacancy for Il few Classical Stu
dents the next S. ssion.
r c. GRIFFIN, Secrctcr1.
Nav %, 1888 h IL
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TCGiCa.

LII persons hating any demands uaa:ns, tho
state Gi &. Anderson. Sen deceased are
requested /" picsrni them, and those indebted 10
make payment within lii" time prescribed i.y law
4. AZ DEnSON, .id.mtriy.
Ian 10. 1893 If 10