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Collie Mixture.

' Nilt nbov" sancver failing remedy for that
Il variety OF colo. )" dis:rcs to In.,.ts,
a"d 1" winch the most injurious anndyne sub
stance are too commonly given Itis safe and
soothing, and Instead Of producing costvencss it
u>in'r operates gently on the bowels.
This remedy has now been used for several
years WITH that SUCCESS and ap;roia,on which
G"nch medicines made to sell cnnn.t c; c;nimand,
|; Is extensively used by tie best physicians in
tie o''nIry. and to use the languag &c of many
mother. acts as 4 cl!arr. lmic it uilavs the
pain and ulls the child 10 resi-. it does moi leave
bc:!i,i'l 1t those unpleasant symptoms which
i.a'ldan',m. Bncln,us Drops, &c. generally pro-
dHc'' Amps" directions accompany cnci vill:
and certificates oi its efficacy Gf reqnired) Cal, b..
pr";!nced from the most respectable ci,izcns Of
Cni"i'na and Georgia. Tor sale bv
kfTCIlEN& < ROBERTSON. Hamburg,
l.DW WEBB. iHd,rSon c H.
WM, HACKIII. Pcndltten C. H.
DR.. l.. j MINIS, EdgcGed {. IT,
Feb > 1c:iS tf1
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a {, q R Ed.

EY l.. JlFFERS q Co. ncknowl-
II d. edges renewed obligations To their
friends nnii customers for the very liberal
patronage hcrciuture bcstow on them;
an'i leg leave To announce, that they have
nHN'on land. and will continue to receive,
ws'l selected assortment of GOODS,
consisting r
E;""u and Loaf Sugar,
Green and VI htc Coffee.
no. n Sugar Honsc AIolasscs,
" IN" and ~pir's ci Tie best selection,
Canal fi""r-whoc and half Bbls.
BALE R"re and Tagging,
Iron and Steel,
I"@c'!cr with I'LL other articles in the Gro
c:ry Tire which they will SELL or >emt' o
order. H0rr"nied Good, ut ,hc lowest mar
krr Prices
They also continue to transact Commits
$InH B"Sihsss, including receiving and for
Wnrdih@ of GnodS: and tender TO their
friends assurance Of their best attention to
orders in thai line OF business.
Hamburg. March 1883. IT'S
The Pcm!lcton Messenger will iuscr, the
above four times ana scri their bill for
payment to II. La
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Register al the I.a:ni Office Ia, ,ilr >,r:ns Field
district, Mo, w:,,i, Ills 10 embrace, ih ori.,-
ioiis Of n;i:,y III oii ,Cil scctions o the country
J. =.
Having travelled much ever the states. both,
west and south. and iaa, in LeaId much said in
favor u! Dr SarEinsiU. : fever pills, ] Go !.cle.
hy certify that believe there l;.s ne ver vel Lecni
any medicine oncrcd to tho public so eflicacous
IN The cure OF fcvcrs liza, which hc has pres
pared. have kns.wn tiil,iy ahourng under &C.
Yer and hguc, cured IN ilr course Gi from 81 to
a. t"Iis aid all cases of fever in which have
k"w used it has never failed To eff. c, n cure
so lar As hnOwn To- me- ina shorter time tI!an any
mcd";e have owe, known used do there.
f"," recommend it To ali persons Iabnrns under.
fever, as tho best remedy known TO the public
IOiL. ii IIhDEN.
y fresh supply of the above valuable mc,;i
che Is offered for sale Il, the Edgcfcd Drug
store.
April 10 II
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More New Goods.

EUST received 10y NlCmoLsoN & Pres
- LEY The following articles, which in adj
di'lon to their former stock, they now have
on hand Il general assortment Of seasonahlc
GODDS.-to which they invite the attcn-
ton of their customers.
a good assortment of GeEI's. and Ladies'
sfinc shoes.
Boys and Misses do do
Gents. fine Pumps.
Ladies' superior Kid Slippers.
Several eases Black aud White summer
Hats, the latest g. most fashionable Style.
Georgia NanIins.
Black Thihbct and Summer Cloths.
Also. good assortment Brown Linens
Drillin2s and Vesin9s-which they can
have made up in good style at the short
est notice.
Also, good supply superior fancy Prints.
French Muslins.
Cambrics aud Printed Lawns.
Ladies' fancy liandkerchicis.
New style Muslin worked collars.
Mourning prints. Ginailams and Muslin.
Black Gros de Swiss Silks.
Ladies superior black coIored q white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Gloves
do do Lace Silk do
DiacH Whhc ana coiored Lace Sik do
Black and white Thule for wells.
a good assortment Bonnet, Cap, and Belt
Ribbons.
Feather Fans.
Ladies' fine plain Straw Bonncls.
Misses do
In addition to the above named goods
they have many other articles too tedious
to cnumcratc, which they will sell on ac-
commodatinS terms. If Is
EdgelicId, June 9th.
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!Scrniiy.-A habit of serenity, or self
possession, says Fordycc, is the very foun-
dation of all hear. fell happiness; aud they
can enjoy nothing to purpose, at least not
for any continuance, who cannon cniny
their own thc:gi'ts. The qualifications of
such as are forever flying from themselves
and bus'ling alone in The pursuit ofcxtcrnal
objects. that they may shun the cosnizance
Of reason, and verdict OF conscience arc not
felicity hut hurry. extravaganza, distraction.
The first moments Of leisure detects rhc
imposture; aud the injured mind, when
permitted 10 speak out, loudly declares that
nothing can give her satisfaction but what
she can view with complai;ancc as dictated
by her hest sentiments, or not rcpugnant TO
them.
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EsE.GCEl TEN ANS. "a san
EE' 81 R e..

FENiiE Subscriber has on hand vcrv large
a supply of ready made TIN WARE
Of all descriptions, " hrh he offers nj whole
sal" or retail. ri as low prices as can lie af-
ior'lrI in this part n! the country. Ii" has
ais" Il l;iroc supply "flhc newest fashion of
JAPAN " ARE,logc!hrr with English and
Block Tin Ware of excellent quality. Also
Copper and Sheet Iron Warc-Shentng
and EraZing Coppcr,-Ii"ck lin. Stove
Spelrcr. and Tin pla'e-all or which he nf
fcrs for sale low for cash. ut No l6S Broad
strecr. Augusta. i. +. CHEW.
The subscriber hcing truly thankful 70
the very liberal patronage heretofore bc
slowed upnn him bv hi friends and the pub.
lie generally, respectfully soiiei.saS cont;n-
ua,ice OF their fnvors-aud offers his servi-
ccs in either Of The fullnwng branches of
his hn>ncss-Coppcr Tin, Sheet Iron. anl
Roofing b. +. {.
Augusta, Ga, March s ,f5
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5uIing q Soda Pordtr.-An individual
who had never seen the process of mixing
n soda powder performed, was ordered nv
his physician to drink soda water. \ hoX
of powders was accordingly obtained from
the druggists, ana the acid dissolved in one
tumbl cr and the soda in another, as per
directions. With sundry contortions of the
face the acid was tnrned of, and then the
soda poured into his stomach after it, The
acid aud allali meeting in that confined
region, and finding it 100 small for their
lively operations, boilc . r as Il mal,cr of
course. The poor fellow thought il was
certainly his day of doom when he felt The
polhcr within him. and found the foam
spou'ins from his mouth G. nose next time
lie took soda powder he was like the Irish
man when he caught second sna!;c-"IIc
let it alone. ."-Baifimor TiSitor.
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@k Gssss5Sa:s 81
A,SSsss 1gsSK
SsS1 @zSSa
@Eoetie &eeess.
From The PHILADELPHIA Saturday Ne,es.
THE CHOCTAW CHEF.


THE CIIOCTAW CHEF.
Loud as the oceans troub'lous roar,
When high its waves the tempos,s swell,
By forest deep aud crasgy shore
Rolls wild shou.-,hc chieliain's knell!
Aud fcrccly CLEANS tho wra'hful flame
From that dread pilc-,he blazing pyrc,
Yet quails hn not Of warrior fame,
Nor fears to brave its kindlrd ire.
With check unblanch'd and fearless eye,
Nor sheds a tear, nor vents sigh,
But calmly views the beautiful scene;
And round him crowd ficndish throng,
Eager their demon thirst to safe
While wildly swells their savage song,
In triumph Of the captivc's fate.
But hark! voicc-'tis Och!ow speaks,
Breathing defiance proud and stern;
"Aye. fan your flames, yc bastard Greeks,
Aud let the faggos liorcelv burn
But dream yc, that my soul will quail,
Tho furnace-like your fires may glow
Say, dream yc, fools, that will wall,
Tho kecnest pangs may pierce me
,hroush?"
"My soul disdains it-I shrink not
From death by murd'rous tirc nr knife,
My deadly arm, have yc forgot!
Have ye forgot yon tide OF strife ,
Twas there we mct-say, bastard foe,
Ifquaild mid that hurrid fight
Ask ye your chief my spear laid low,
Ifpalscd was my arm Of might"
''Dauntess, as then. I'll brave the flame,
A'chiettan still Of lofty pride
Nor tarnsh now my warrior name,
lllustrious as Oktbbe's tide
lie sai;l-and mid the flames ilc leaps.
While shouts trmultu0uS onward roll
IN echoes loud, long woods and stccps-
broad requiem of the warriors soul!
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TEV NHNNURAC'EGEsY.

FHIliE. Subscriber would respectfully ir.
4 form the Merchants and citizens y!
Edgciicld District, aud he public III general.
that he has commenced Manu- ufctu,iRg Tin
WG1e nt DunrnnSviic. nine miles North ot
Edgclieid Cnur, House, where he int"nds
To keep AN assortment and full supply oi
READY MADE TIN WARE,
al Wholesale ar Retail, which he will sell
on as reasonable terms as any other like
establishment, in the Southern country.
Having worked AT the business nine years
at the North aud South. he can with conf
dtncr assure those who NAV favor hin,
with their custom, that they NAV ai all
times depend upon having their Ware well
manufactured.
He will also make to order, Tin Fave
Trouohs, Conductor Heads and Pipes. and
put them up If desired. All orders from
Trwn or Country thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
n. B. Old Tin repaired, and all kinds of
Job work, in his line, executed with neat
ness and despatch.
II. r. CHURCH.
Dun,onSviIle. March %. 1898 nc 8
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STATE OF -nuth arolina.
.4BBETIILE DISTRICT.
IN ('i3!tIflN II i,'Ss

Jacob CI'"'rherlin. -,luorhmcat in. -1ssumt.
Survivor. vs. T.rO Noics-DamG4cs
John 4. Young. \ S253 so CTS.
FH 1iiE Plaintiff having this day filed his. dec
u iaI",i! la t;'is case, In ,i,e Clerks Office,
and the said John \. Young having no vile or
attorney kiiown I" be in this province. upon
w:snn II copy at The said declaration with
special % der %! the Court endorsed thereon can
b" rcgvGG: Ii u therefore OrdcrCd that the said
Join \. Young do appear and make his defence
with year aud day. from the filing of the said
declarations aS aforesaid, final and absolute
Judgement will be o,t!lwi'h"yen and awarded ioy
tic said plaintiff:
JAS. WARDLAW. C. C.r.
Clerks ct;cc, Jan. II. 1873 daQ 81
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q GEE GNEH.

FNTiF Sulmcrhnrs are Agents for the EAI'-
IL EiiSf MiNUFACTuRlNG cont
rANi. ard will keep constantly on band at l:,,ir
Store IN Hamburg, n surp,v of every Article
mnnm';,r'urcd al that Est: EljShmcnt and will
sell Al i"r'0rY T. coS. III" superior quality OF
the im;r.,sc IA rics is l.rown to all who lIav.
cNe:um"d i"nr and ihrv are mos, confidently
Recommended the Public.
II. T.. LETTERS * Co.
Ham; Urg, March %. 1875 dS
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S'H'ss a n Egs.

ENRON the subscriber. some two or three
e. weeks ago small gray horse (risnay
called a p"ny,) about four years ofasc, las very
large Zee! for Il horse of his size ron,o,; hose
short main Il t,il. and PAGES exceedingly well.
which is his invorlie gate Ten dollars will he
given 10 any person who will tlclii or ,h,, horse
to the subscriber. living in Hamburg, ORR sniia-
bic reward for any intelligence showing where
he is so as he can be had.
NJ. GRAY.
May % I6
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NOy,HCE.

VENIlE Notes and Accounts Of DR.. James
"a Spann. deceased, have been left with
MIR. ii. l.. Jctiers, in Hamburg. All per-
Sons indebted to DIR. Spanm arc requested
to call and pay Mr.. Lcilers, who is authorized
to receive The money: and those having
demands against the Estate will please rem
der them to him. f.. SPANN.
March 20, 1883 Il 5 Aonl'trir.
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The Definition Of Drunkard.-A
drunkard is the annoyance of nlodesry: The
trouble of civiliry, the spoil of wealth; the
destruction of reason. He is the boggar's
companion; the cOnStable's trouble lie
Is his wiic's woe; his childreu's sorrow; bis
ncighbor's scotf; his own shame. In fine,
spirit ofsleep; picture of a beast: a mon
ster Of n man.
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PR OCL A M ATHON.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., I

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., I
COLUMBIA, Juno 6, 1898. s
Byhis Erccllency PIERCE nj. BUTLER,
Esq. Governor 0nd Commander in -chic)
an and orer the State aforesaid.
WV IlEREAS information has been re-
w ccivcd by this department, that a
most atrocious murder was committed in
the District of Orangeburg on the 6! II day
ofAlay last, ahou: dark, on the body 0fJonH
Bonnet, whiIo sitting by tho fire in his
own house, who was then aud there shot
dead by some person as vet unknown
that justice may he done, and thar the per-
pc traitor of this horrid crime may Inc brought
to legal punishment do hereby offer "a
reward ofTWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
to any person ar persons who will give m
formation against the perpctrator of the said
murder, so that the offender. his aidcrs, and
abcttors may b" apprehcndcd and suffer the
pcual'y of the law for The said crime.
Aud it is hereby further proclaimed and
made known, that The informant. on his ap-
pcarna and giving evidence on the trial Of
the said murderer, his aihcrs, and ahrtiors,
shall stand free and discharged Of and from
any prosecution ar legal proceedings against
himself, for Or on account of the said mur-
der.
<~~) Given under my hand and the
lis. seal OF The Siatc,at Colum-
~ bia, 9th juno, 1888.
p. Nj. BUTLER.
by order.
u. II. SAXON. Secretary Of Stale
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" DYEEE.

a IL Persons indebted to the late Chris
IA ,l;;n l'rciihaupi, deceased, are reqr,st-
ed to make Immediate payment. And {; II
persons having demands agains. the est: to
of said deceased are requested to prese mt
them duly aitcstcd.
JOHN BAUSkET,r, Error.
Ftb. -. 3-..tc
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State of S0.!tl, Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
In YiiE ELlINIO DI E'IE

SAMPSON ktrrcasa. vs.. FoREiG> ATTACHMENT
Wicr Freeman AssuNrslr.
fHSilE Pla'..iii'in this case l,a"i".. cn the Ia;h
q day "t May, 1879. filed Ills declaration in
the Clerks Office. and the defendant, having no
wife or attorney. known To bc in this :;:aic upon
whom cop, of The said declaration may l.r
81 rvcd: II is therefore ordered ia, the sad de
i"ndant do appear aud make his defence within
year ana II day fnn the film. Of the SAIL dec
Iaratcm. "r final and ts"'m:c iul.n,cn, will bc
awarded tn the said ,l:ulill.
GIOitGl. POPE. c. c. r.
Clerks Office, May Iith. l-.;a. l.:
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2 na'. 6: :; i +: Co.,: .;: I; A',.,"ss~r
VI II !:l.:iS Tia" i...ini.;ls dc! tbs day Gle
Eg heir declaration in IT," ti.iicr oi his
Court against ilo Dc.tu!an wEni. ai,el. .fu;n
and without ike limits al ,i.r .-'n;" (- It i -,uil
and l.avin- ne!t!", vi, or aiiri.r, know, villa
III tic GHE'c, u" whom COZ, %! tnc declarations
with r,'lc 10 .i;.a: tEc, rn nrr' Ia i, srIyri.
l. /: ,icrei"c d'ich i:'a, tie defendant ippr:,r
AMI plead to the sad dee r'ari"l, ,i:.:i Il %rar
and day. otherwise final Judgment Wi! be given
ana awarded a.;;.Is him.
GEORGE POPE. Ger.
Clerks Office. Fec. |. l~:.7 dan 81
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E'OE5ce.

A IL Persons indebted to The late Mrs BE-
"a hethaud Nin,s. deceased are requested tn
make immediate payment, acd ali persons have
my demands against the c.:ta;" OF said deceased
are requested To present thcn duly ai,cs,c,l.
BENZ. MINIS, Exrcmor.
Dee 9, 1887 u,lJ
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StHle of south anrn:i a.
EDGEFIELD EISTKICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEi.S.

DnviI Unzs, vs. ArrACHNHvr,
William Drum. AssuNpSIr.
FENilE Plaintiff in tis case lavm. this dn,
Y filed hIs declaration in Ii. Clerks Office
n'.d the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney
known 10 bn in this state, urUn whom - rupy
of the sni! declaration may be served: Tncie.
fore ordered, that the said ,!cicndau, do appear
and make his dclcscr within a yea, and Il dav
from the filing "r the said d"ciara,iou, or final
and absolute Jmdg gncn' will be ur,i.w ith awar-
tic to the said l.u,,iii
GEORGE POPE, C. c. r.
Clerks Office, Edgelcld May Il. Io.,S l5
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Sta at South Carolina.
l. .EFlELD DISTRICT.

IN ETIIIT.
EliZabc ! " iiiia:s. Sen. vs. BW for Par
James y ard others { fft;cu
8 Ta"l'"a ng 10 my >a!i>incior thar Jane.
"a 'N.iiinin~ rc;er Williams and Gn,irngc VIII
'aS. come C. tie Defendants Ia this c,Se reside
hnyon, the limits of tins state, on motion bv
" ImbiSh to!np,ainani's Solicitor. Ordered ,h;.
they d" appear and pea,!. answer or dc,nur to
the 'hovc I;rc;: t''l!. within three months, from
III" dl" o III" publication hereof or the said bill
vii, 4, agas; ;"cm be- taken pyo ronfSSo.
}. TyRRY. C. C. T.. II.
T. :t!l 6 ticc, Ma II 1888 nc 10
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State Of oulh aru!ina.
EUGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE CONMO. ELE1S

,e%%" """" 81 i.pEa"i Ea d."m. vs.; ATTACHMENT
GNi u Rt.hS the Plaintiff .iarh ;lis day fled
y lis acc.nia i"u against the Dcrn,i,u
who reside bcyo.d :c limits Of This S;u;r. a,n
having neli,.cr wife or attorney within III" >qn"
upon whom Il copy OF said declaration. with Il
rule 10 plead thereto. n.!y he served. 1t is ti.-
dc.rd. lat tie said Defendant dn plead TO The
sad declaration within year and G.N. i.cr
tins date, otherwise !inIi aud absolute i,!.nlrn
will be awarded a .aI,.>t him.
GEORGE POPE, c. G. r.
Clerk : Office. Oct ~, 1897 ,!n 40
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tate Of South ta,u!in,.
AHRENIILE DISTRICT.
IN TIE common PLEiS

'" "''ci: r., n"'.''S'o" ~ q" Foreign A,rimea,.
p,rl g. cn,,,o. \ss,mr>ii
WUTIlFR AS the Plaintiff. did ir;< day file
w their declaration in ic t.iicc ni Ills
Court. a@m,st the Defendants. VITO are ;:hSrnt
from and without the limits Of I.,S state. as It is
sd) and having neither Of them wife or u'.rr
ney. kI0wn within the same. on whom Il cory OF
the declaration with IL rule Ia plead thereto ni@,u
to bc served: Ii is therefore ordered thai tie De
PENDANTS do appear and plead to tn said l.clra
ton. within year and day. otherwise .ai ami
Judgment will be given dlh awarded ag,:is; them
JAMES WAnDLA\p c.c.r.
Clerks Office. Nov ", I>.H daq H.,
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ESsE Of Ee9ferS.
, NAMING IN the Post Office Mt Edge
E'a field e. House, Oh the LIST of Jul, 1885
Burkhallcr Elam Bush. John
Braiiiam. Mrs. X Barronton, Mrs. C..
body, Alfred Bird. Eidrcd NJ.
H"t' "m' NJ. Bicilsoc, Julius
Crane, David Dozicr, Mary
Cooper, SiIas Diyi,. Nc John
Cook, VIM. Dawson, Pcrmclia
Chadwick. Isaac Dolby, VIM.
Cockroii, Capt. Benz.
E&F
E!smore, Allen Field, Richard
Freeman, James
Gibbs, Jasper Green. a J.
GargnnIlS, Elizabeth IIu.hS Mrs Martha
Gregory, Alexander Harrison
ins>am, James Holmes. Martha
Griffin, N. L. llugls, Johna. =. II.
Jk&L
Jones, Gen.James Kcnneday, Jordcn C.
Jones. Robt. {. Lott, EmSlcy
Jcanmy, ilr. Lee. Peter
JUDGES "l the INF. Court L"uclcss. Thos H.
oil EdSchcid Dist. Littcteld, ID. G.
LeTueX, Miss Amelia
Mays, X. G. Mathis, Miss F..
Morris Sidney Montgomery A. E.
Medlock Van NIurrei, WIN. a
Moss. VIII.
E&o
Norman or Argua, Otlen John III.
Nuckcils, Hon. w. IT. O'NcaI, john
P0&R
Phillips, Rcv.Jos. 3 (tuarlcs. Sarah
Prothro, WIN. Roberts. Miss :. c.
Prirhard, Ndward Roberts Andrew
t.uarlcs, Sarah Robertson, VIM.
SIT
Shumpcrd John Srinn. p. H.
Sloan Joseph T'man Benz. r. .
Sawyer. Geo. Y. Townsend J. w. :
ScaIics Pleasant Temples. Thomas
Stntlcy. Miss +. NJ. Tally, Caleb
Sheriff, MIR.
& w
Vinson, Elizabeth Wardlaw, F. II. 3
Williams, Butler Williams, Emma
Williams, Polly Il. Williams, Sam. SEN
NJ. FRAZIER, p. NJ.
July2, 1888 e7l 81
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'FO a?i whom if may Concern.
III OrlCE. is hereby gwen. that the sub
L srriber. with others. will pcrrrinn the
Legislature of This State, at its next session,
for Charter of ii Bridge across ssaluda
River, near Chapprll'S Ferry.
ANDREW l.. LARK.
May II. 1898. ar n
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EDEeEasS. Ssgg$. s.-

DEs gGS, GsA 8, Sc.
FE7IIE :'n's.ri!'"rs respectfully invite the al
tcnii"n of Merchants. Planters. Physicians
aud others I" their i0v Stock Of
EaEsEI ED1CINns,
oils of all kinds, P0inia, Dye SinDS,
Wmdor Gi"*s. BRUSHES. Sc. &c.
Ar THEIR ~rorES ~
II Nj b RG y y ID AUGUS STA.
Their supply is heavy, their nssortmcn, good
and their articles fresh.
Dra'in. entirely with the Manufacturers or
ori.ini Importers they can sell ,Lcir goods
~ low rs any house in the Southern Corntry.
Please call and examine
Our Store IN Hamburg is next to II. L. JEr-
fERs e. Cos. In Augusta. opposilcto DEALL' $
or STovALL.s Ware Houses
KITCHEN Il ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM X. KIrcmEN,
+. NJ. RoBERTsoy. NJ. ~.
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28
ORlTuARY.

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JOSEPH MARTIN was a native Of Union Dis
trict, South Carolina. He was born Nov. 26,
1902; and with his father ana other family
connections, emigrated to the West, III 1891,
being then about l9 years Of age. His iather
with whom he has always lived, settled near
where YorlxviIle now is, in Pickens County,
Alabama, where he has, ever since resided.
When the cali was made for volunteers to pro-
tect Florida from the horrors Of savage war
fare, Mr. Martin, then Major Of the battalion,
volunteered as private soldier, and was cleo
ted captain Of the volunteers from Pickens
county. In this campaign he acquitted him.
selfwith so much credit to himself and honor
to his country, as to gain the esteem Of all who
\ accompanied him. 81
After his return, he was In 1886 elected to
the Legislature, reelected in 1887, and again
| On 1889 on the very day Of his death, by a
large majority; beng chosen the third time as
a Representative.
he died on the 9th Of August 1888, about
2o'clock, while receiving from his fellow CT
tizens a testimony Of the estimation in which
they held him. Thus ended the life ofone moi
less distinguished for his private virtues, thar
for his public worth. Kind and afFectionate
among his family connections, he has left q
large circle of relatives to lament their loss
Just and generous in all his dealings, he hai
, left many acquaintance to regret his untimety
death. Intelligent and patriotic, his death i
to be deploredby all good citizens.
Although not professor of religion, hi
character was irreproachable and his condue
exemplary. Having lived the life ofthe just
! he left the world in peace, relying not upon hi
own uPrightness, but upon tie promises Q
God as the only pledge ola blessed immortal
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