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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
GI Z II O3SE
NULLIEIER,

w IL inGG IL E:
,'v Thirty Dollars the Season, Twenty
Doilafs the single leap, aud Fifty Dollars
Insurance, X,su, at the plantation of Captain
Mn,am c,I Is. Mays, four miles below Edge
nc'd Court House, Oh the Stage road Lead
ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for
care and attention to mares will bc n,Ic -
ihey VIII he pasiured and fed on grain, (if
IeHn'red') at twenty-five cents per day
Acclden's, escapes, sickness, DC. at the
r'sK OF The owners, although every attention
will he paid to prcvcn, them.
DESCRIPTION.
NOLLiFlER. is n beautiful Bay. bond.
soineiy marked with u delightful coat of
ilhir' which shcws his superior stock. His
appearance Is communicable is of the
greatest power, substantially and strength.
tie will be eight years old this sDriun0;s
full l6 6hands high having superior size, large
homes, and is as well muscciled as auy Other
f"rse, IN this or any country, and has as
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make I'M
company of five mares, and become re-
sponSlblc for the payment will have the
privilege ol putting them AT twenty five dol
lars the Season.
The Season will commence the fifteenth,
o' cnfuary, and end on the tenth Of June
''J >NH'' w 'hS SiOOllI III every instance
Performance Of NuNifer's Colts.
NuLLlFiER'S COLTS are now run
nInS as well as any colts in this country.
On the Norfolk course, Spring term 1887,
!aue Rowlct by NuIificr, three years old,
beat the Swecpstake race, mile heats VIM
nlng the first and second heat. Time min
% scc;~l min. SO sec. Sec Turf Reg.
July, 1887 p. 476.
On The Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
meeting, w. X. Johnson's b. f. by Null
her three years old, run Il Sweepstakes two
m'lc heats, for which four other colts Of tho
best stock, were entered. This race was
lost by Nullificr's colt but she was second
best, and contested the race most gallantly.
nc last heat is pronounced very intcrcs-
ting and the best heat during the week. See
L. Reg. Nov. 1897 $50.
On the Union e.. y course, Fall meeting
Antolnettc by Nulliiicr. won the Swccp-
stakes for three year olds, two mile heats.
winning the two first heats. See Am T..
Reg. Nov. 1897 p. 500
Feb l, 1888, tf52
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
Collie Mixture.
NlIIE nboyc is n neyer l;,ilinr rem1

VENliE above is anevcr failing remedy for tina,
"A variety of collie, distressing to Infants
and for which the most injurious anodyne sub
stances are too commonly given. 1t is safe and
soothing. and instead of producing c0stvcness il
usually opcratcs gently OH the bowels.
Tins remedy has now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, which
quac'i medicines made to sell. cannot command
1t Is extensively used by the hest physicians in
the "o,lntry, and to use the language of many u
mother acts as Il charm. While it alays the
pain and luls the child to resi- it does loi leave
behind it those unpleasant symptoms. which,
i'a''dan,p' BateI,ans Drops. &c. generally pro.
ducr. Ample directions accompany each vill
and certificates of its efficacy (f rcqurcd) can be
produced from the most respectable cilizcns OF
Carolia and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN IL ROBERTSON .HamJurs,
EDV WEBB. indcrs0n H.
NFM. IIACKETT, Pcndhton e. U.
DIR. T.. J. MINIS, EdgchcM c. H.
Feb. 5 1888 tfI
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"A g. "A Ee I'D.

III l.; JEFFERS & Co. acknowl-
u q. edges renewed obligations to ,hcil
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage hcrcrnforc bestowed on them
and beg leave To announce. that thcv have
now on hand, and will continue 10 receive,
well selected assortment of GOODS,
consisting If
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Green and White Coffee
NO. & Sugar 1onsc Molasscs,
Wine and Spirits of the best selection,
Canal Flo"r-whole and half Bills.
Bale Rope and Basging,
Iron and Steel,
Together with all other ari. ;cs in the G. o
cery Line which they will sell, or send TO
order, Worranted Good, at the lowest mar
kct Prices
They also continue to transact Commits
SION Business, including receiving and for
waroinS of Goods; and tender To their
friends assurance Of their best attention to
orders in that line of business.
Hamburg, March 1888. IT'S
The Pcndlc,on Messenger will iuscrt the
above four times anu send their bill for
payment to ii. L..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
POST DILUVIAN LONGEVITY.

Passing over tho ages of the Antcdilu-
vians, which the Bible proves were of far
greater periods than our own, we will come
down to times of authenticated history. and
will notice few cases Of great longevity.
Thomas Parr, rs recorded by Lord Francis
Bacon, was born in 1883. and died in lG36,
aged l52years. He died nol from the dis.
case or decay of single organ. but from
fie'hora, caused by more than usual indul-
gehcc III eating and drinking. Ills body
was examined by the celebrated Harvey the
discoverer OF tho circulation of the blood
whom we have before mentioned. and ,yho
mas leit an account OF the examination
larr enjoyed good health for ii century and
half. Thirty-fvc years after the deal nj.
Parr, Henry jenkins, of Yorkshire. Enc
land. died, aged 169ycars. lie was horn ;n
1901, and died in 1910; his age is fully am
thenticatcd, and is the eraiesi among tho
modcrns. John Etlingham. of Cornwall
England, died in 1857, aged 147 years.
Margaret Foster, "f Cumberland, England.
died i'll l771, aged 1876 years.--James
Lawrence, n Scotchman. lived IIO wears,
In 1772, man named Drakcnburs, died
in Denmark, in the l47th year of his age.
Thirty-six years ago, n man named Joscph
Snrrinston, died at Bergen, in Norway, ase
l4O years. In 1926, Il man named Hcnrv
Francisco, died at Whitehall. in the State
of New York, ngcd l3l years. lie beat the
drum at the coronation of Queen Anne, and
was then IL years of age. He died not bv
decay of his powers, but feyor. Iu 1926,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03

Pope Leo XII. granted to poor man, lv-
ing near Lake Tlrasmene in Italy, PEN
slon' on account of his great age; he was then
l25 year old; he died aged 1870 years. In
1881, man died at ST. Petersburg, aged
l3O years. Through the medium of the re-
cords of the Russian Greek Church, we
learn the death of man in Russia, in 1S3l
aged l65 years. About three years since, n
woman died in Tennessee. aged l54 years,
I'VE could add many more to this list, but
iorbear. Those we have mentioned are
drawn from records that do not admit OF
doubt, approve to us most conclusively, that
our lives may be prolonged much beyond
the present ordinary term.-Dr. Fitch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
tate of south arOIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
Bill for account and
Settlement.

Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore, vs.
Jno. Balskett, Admir- Bill for account and
ot Jno. Moore, dec'ed. Settlement
VIM. J. Wigh,man
and wife, and another.
HIIE Complainants having filed their bill in
IL the Court Of Equity for Edgefield District,
in the State aforesaid, claiming that they and the
Defendants Ann Wishtman, and her sister
darkness, il living, nre entitled to the estate of
the in;estate John Moore, deceased, in equal
Shares, on motion Of Griffin. Cnmplainant's So
licitor. it is Ordered, that all persons interested
in the settlement of said estate, do appear and
interpose any objections, which they can of ri uIt
make to the distribution of tile said estate. as
prayed for in tic bII before the Commissioner
oil the said Court, at Edgciied Court House, on
or before the fourth Monday in May next.
WILLIAM HARPER.
Feb. %, 1888 NIX
II is further ordered that the above he nub
llshcd Tor three months in one or more public
GaZctcs in this State WM. HARPER
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State of = outh Carolina.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan VS.. Margaret \
Henderson, John Rchey, IL BWto
the heirs und Administrators ErcrLosc
of William Hodges, jun and iioyionoe.
ofWilam Hodges, sen.
n II appearing to my saiisfac ton that oC tho
n defendants in this case james l., Hodu, 8
Riciiard Hodges, John or John w HolSss
Walter or Wat. Hodges. james Stone ana TIi:5hh,
beth his wife, Jesse Williams and Lucy his wife
James Iomson or james Townes aud Polly his
wife, Wiley Cummiiis and Frankly his wife, and
Sarah Hodges. heirs Of William Hodges ir. and
of William Hodges, sen. reside beyond the limits
OF this State: Ordered that they do scvcray IN.
pear and plead. answer or dcmnur to the above
mentioned bill. within three months from the
date lthe publication hereof. or the sudbill will,
US to them respectively. be taken pro confeSso
WIN. &. BLACK, c. T.. d.
Comm'r's Office, Feb 90, 1888 uc5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03

SOME OF THE CoNsEQuENcEs.-Ac cor
respondent, writing from Landisburg, Per
ry county, Pa, under date of the 1lth inst,
says: 1.-Two men have been frozen 70 death
III this county this present winter, with no
companions but their bottles. The last was
on MS way from the distllery, full, and
whcn found. he was OIL his hands and knees,
win MS Pantaloons, skin, and flesh, torn or
worn oil in his struggles. 1t chills my
blood 10 relate it,"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
Miscellaneous.

Effects Of Laughter on the Circulation OF
the Biood.-Thc deep inspirations and the
short aud frequent exprations made in the
act OF laughing, have direct influence on
the heart increasing the quantity of blood
within ITS cavities, in the same manner as
the quantity within these is increased by
muscular contractions. This condition OF
The heart, as might be anticipated, will vary
III proportion to the violence and duration
oi the paroxysms Of laughter; when these
are moderate, the mind is only cxhlara,ed,
or, 10 use common expression, .sthe heart
becomes joytuI;" but if laughing be in
creased or prolonged beyond certain limits.
Il series OF effects more or less injurious fire.
Iucntly supcrvenc. Pain in the cardaic re.
glon and headache then come ON; and ifthc
par"xysm he lmnoderale, The Quantity of
blood propelled into the brain is such thai
INC intellectual powers become greatly cx-
citcd, ana sometimes TO such Il degree as to
cause their temporary alteration. Even
convnlsIOns follow immodcrate fits ofluunh-
Ter, and l have known death take nluce
from excessive fits of laughter caused by
ii'Ilaiion. \ disturbed action Of the hcort
Is usually observed in those affected with
Mysteries, which may account for the par
oxys:n of laughter, the rsus sar,onicus.
hccup. and ali The more remark able phcno-
ineha winch are characteristic Of thai dis
ease. Laughter, indeed, greatly disturbs q
ncart already irritable. This was strikinoIv
eNcmpliicd in person who had a disease
of the heart, and who could NOT indulre in
laughing without the increased action Of tho
heart by which it was accompanied, always
causing violent hcadachc.-- -Vurdrop on
Diseases Of the Heart.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
district Mo-, which seems to crubras;s the opip.
ions of many i'll different sections OF the ro,nirv

dis'rlci' Mo-, winch seems to embrace the opin-
ions of many III different sections o, the ro,,n,rv
. J. s.
Having travelled much over the states. bo,b
west and south, and having heard much said in
favor Of DR.. Sappinston's fever pills, do here.
by certify. that believe there has never yet been
any medicine offered to tho public SO etiicacous
in The cure Of levers as that which he has pre.
pared. ! have known many labonring under ic-
yer and uguc, cured in the course Of from 81 to
AZ hours; and all cases Of fever in which have
known il used it has failed to effect cure
so far us known to me, shorter time than any
medicine have ever known used do there.
fever, as the best remedy known TO the public.
JOEL III IIADEN.
A fresh supply of the above valuable mcdi-
cine is offered for suc ut the Edgecld Drug
Store.
April 10 II
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State of South Carolina.

IN EQUITY.
Henry Moore and
Eleanor Moore vs..
John Bauskeu. Bill for ,fccouu, and
Hu'h " 81 Jho. Moore Settlement.
VIM Wightmum
and wife, and hers
ET appearing to my satisfaction. that -
= Hardness the sister Of the defendant. Ann
WIshman. if she is alive resides bcyoI,d tLc
limits of this State, on motion of Griffin. COM
piainan's solicitor ordered that the said -
Hardness: do appear and plead. answer or dc
muir l" tins Bill within three months from tue
publication of this order or that the said bin hn
taken pro confesso against her.
j. TERRY, Gee
Feb Z, 1888 13,1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
Look at This!

M imported Jack DUBLIN, five wears
1vh old will stand a, my stable. only three
miles and half west of Edscficld Court
House, the ensuing Spring Season, and hc
let 10 mares at the following prices viz: So
the season and So to insure mare to be
with foal. In all cases where mare s
put by the insurance, the money will be
considered due when it is ascerraincd that
she Is IN foal or transferred. All possible
care will he taken to prevent accidents but
| will not be responsible for anv. The
season to commence the tenth of March
and end the last of June.
w. II. MOSS.
Feb. %, 1888 ri
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State Of South { arolina.
ABBENILLE DISTRICT.

., = 1.F TINI II T.
fatrlck Duncan IS Elizabeth Bill to fare
Cullcns and others. heirs of riosc jIorf-
William Culcus dccc;,seh rare.
Il appearing to my satisfaction that Eliza
n beth Cncns widow. and Richard Cullrns
ana i.liIah CullcnS. sons OF w lillian Cullens de.
ceaSed driendant; in this case reside beyoud the
limits OF this State: Ordr lat thev severaly
40 appear and plead, answer or dcmur TO The
bill aforesaid. within three months from the pub.
llcation of this order, or the said bill will rs ia
them respectively. be taken pro conjcsSo.
WIN. T.. BLACK. {, E. ID.
Io'hifrs oiilcc, Alarch6, 1888 ucf
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State Of south Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

nv EQUITY.
Aaron Lomax Il others B;lIhy
Ext. Of Hugh NIorrah deed Ex'r for
VS.. Jane Morral widow advice iii.
and others. rection &c
appearing to my satisfaction that John
n Is. Morrah and Robert Nlorrah two of
'he defendants in this case, reside without
me limits OF this State, on motion; Ordered
'hat they DO sevcrally appear, " plead, an
swer or demur, to the bill ofcomplaint in this
case, within three months from the date of
this publication, or the said bill of complaint
will be taken pro confesso, as against them
respectively.
WIN. G. BLACK, c.E,A. n.
Commits Office, March 3 1888, acc
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state of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN EDFTJYY

Patrick Duncan, vs.. John / BIZ to forcclose
Wilson q Margaret Wilson, Mortgage.
appearing to my satisfaction that John W;l.
son, (son Of Charles one of the defendant,
in tins case resides beyond the limits of this State
Ordered that he do appear and plead, answer or
demur to the above named bin. within ,,'r,a
months from the date of the publication hereof
or the said bill will as to him, be taken pro rou
tcsso. WM.C. BLACK. or. r ~
Conrn'rs Office. Feb. &c, 1898 ar5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03
TIE THOROUGH BRED HORSE.
III H h CLEN NBI

TWILL stand the ensuing Spring Sea-
w son, commencing OH the IOtn instan.
ut James Rogers, 1lth at Richardson's.
l2'h and l3 at Turner's Store, 14th at Glov-
ers Hotel, Edseiicld G.. H., 18th at Pine
House, 10th and 18th at Jurdeu's, on Eds
to, and 18th and 10Th at my Stable on the
Ridge road, and will attend each. place
every tenth day until 10Th of June. He
will be let 10 mares at SS the single visit.
Sl2 the season, SIS to insure. In every
instance the insurance money will become
due as soon rs the mare is known 10 be
with foaI or exchanged. A company of
seven mares shall bc entitled to deduction
OF 81 on each marc 1y one approved man
becoming responsible for the whole. All
possible care aiken to prevent accidents.
but | will not be responsible for any.
For particulars Of his Pc,ligree see hand
bills, r. WARN
Ridge. March 10Th 1888. DAG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-03

A lad having got into the parlor with some
OF tho neiShbor's children and kicked up a
dust among the rich furniture, his father
gave him whipping, s. then asked him how
he rclishcd his playing. 81 like the play
intOlerabIe."
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State Of South CaraIiua.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUIIIY

- 4 " ETOII I I.
Tre,tmnnd Breitliaupt,
Admir- of Gertrude Brett
haupt, deceased, W. BIZ for Iv;v,c,;o,
John Bauskctt, Paul Fitz- ! Rciicfand Jc.
Zimmons, Robert Watts, count.
Executors of Christian
Breithaupt, deceased, 1T al
L appearing to my satisfaction, that the de-
Ill fendans Paul Fiizsimmolis, Osslan Gree ory
Ann Gregory, Ormond Gregory, Mary In,
gram, and susan Brcithanpt, reside beyond the
l'h'.tS OF tl'!s State, on morton Of Griffin, COM
pIainans solicitor, ordered tina, the said PnuI a..
sian, Ann T. Ornon'l, Mary and Susan do an
pear and plead answer or demur TO thi. H;I
Within three months from the publication of this
order, or the said bill will hc taken pro couEsso
against them. j. TERRY.
Feb Z, 1888 I3,I
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EOITIrV

John W Heard and Isaac II.
Heard, VS.. B. IL. Winding.
J. appearing TO my satisfaction that Bar
tIcl ii. Winding, otherwise called Il. III.
Winding. the defendant in the above stated
case, resides without the limits of this Stale:
therefore, on motion Of Bauskc,t. Com.
plainants Solicitor, ordered that the said
defendant do plead, answer or demur to the
Complainants Bill, within three months
from the publication hereof, or SAID Blll will
be taken pro contcsso against him.
J. TERRY, c.E.E.p.
Cnm'cr's Office. Edgcficla, Fc',"7, lA3a :,