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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
A DISCOVERY.

We noticed some time SINCE discovery made
IN France, BY a MIR Dupont, printer, hy mean,
oil which copies of books and eugra Wings could he
multiplied To IN indefinite extent. The pr4ce>>
consisted IN spreading a particular composition
over The page or sheet to be fe1raduced and then
spreading II upon p llhogIs phic stone, which
makes an impression Of ihs PRINT. from which
ihon'ands OF copies NAV lie pressed upon paper
This discovery il appears IS not new. The
New Bedford Register says:
I'VE claim for an American the pro.
perry Of the dbcovery Though It irav
have been original with Mr. Dupont. II /.
certain that the process vas known to
one individual in this country some FIVE
or six years ago. With the individual
who now resides q; Taunton, Ne have
enjoyed long acquaintance; and often
has he expressed TO US the unbounded
delight With which, after FIVE wears oil
incessant study, he examined the result
OF his frat successful experiment. The
picture reproduced WAS bank note but
Notwithstanding the fnenesS OF the en-.
CRAVING. u was perfect in all is parts
every line was distinct. and the signature
so natural, that the authors would have
sworn them their own. We do not
know that he has applied the process to
The reproduction 81 books bat can per.
crIve no REASON why II should no, be-
equally snccesslul. The means employed
have been kept perfectly secret. LEST. q"
to use the language Of the dseo,erer
the world should become rogues"
The sane person j. also the discoverer
o! a method Of bsnk note printing. which
defes the AT Of The eounletisiter. Som.
years sInee. he peiItloneJ the Lesi,lstufe
lot Ma"achuset,. Tor ~ act. graniins b,fn
he ught OF printing 10 he banks. He
vent before 4 cOru if,es the HONORABLE.
body-shosed that he could IN hall an
hour reproduce the notes III snv bsuk
also Inst The notes. printed according 10
his method could neiihet ba Reproduced
nor eounterieiied. Al were s.ttsfpd -
One Of The committee. however. A. length
enqulfed ~ The ingenious di.coversr II
be bad disclosed 20 any one The process.
Of reproduction. Being ansucfed 30 o..
negative. ihe noble minded Iee,.l.,,,
remarked. that "as The petitioner alone
was scqu1inted With The az The Gwen
meni should counterfeit money become
abundant. would know where 10 look Tor
li' sulhor IN ihn liberal sentiment
The committee sgreed aud the peuiiob
Was disuIsstd.
To sh,ch he Taunion. Has. nsmocrs,sif..
1--WE recently witnessed tbe operation
Of Mr Joseph Dixon. The gentleman
above referred 60. by vhlch Old book.
and engraving may b. reproduced Mr
d tore leaf from an OH oook, spd 81
should've Minutes pFoduted sn e1aet copy
81 ihe same wiihaoi ipiunbg lhe ofigin.I
The same wss done wiih ticiofe taken
from an cd slnarsc We commend itis
subject 20 The attention Of ouf bsnksu.--
NJ Dixon obtained plient in 1872 by
which bsns note and buuness amer
might be made ,s~ufe against this cue.
csssful mode 81 couh,eifeihng. b.i We
believe The protection oIsFed ba never
besa sdopied By Any Of ,b Batks."
--f -
G. g.af.n TIags 80. ~ 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
-EI-

Daily roIus Of SunsAine.-The value
OF the agricultural products Of the United
States. cannot be less than 5000. COO. 900
annually. The perfection OF this is de.
pending on the weather Of four months.
June. July. August aud September. or
about one hundred aud twenty days
Every one knows that without sunshine
the crops would be a failure either totally
or partially; and hence Ne can estimate
its average daily value at about { ,O0O. 900
do!lass! There can be no doubt that
considering the nature OF the previous
weather, the beautiful days preceding
the 20ih July, added from ten to fifteen
millions daily 10 tne value Of our sgricul-
lural products; ye: like many other good
things the very commences of this 10.
valuable and powerful agent. causes it to
be overlooked, and iis results undervsIu.
ed. Without sunshine the earth would
soon become another chaos. destitute oil
order. without form and void.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

a New York paper heads an account
Of a mans being killed by the kick Of
horse, as killed by Ay." The fly set.
Ted upon horse Of known gentleness
and in endeavoring to rad itself Of the in.
sect, IT kicked and unfortunately struck n
man, who vas close TO him. so as 10 cause
death. This reminds us Of an account
We once read Of death occIsioned by q
hy. A clerk in store while mendink a
pen, felt a tly aligh, upon his ear: be raised
hIs right hand in which he held the pen.
knife. and striking TO drive 1t of, accident
ally severed the jugulsr VEN. and died
IN a very few momsnts from The lose Of
blood. The simple act Of minute insect
Lighting upon his ear, was The immediate
cause Of has DEATH Bali. CiyoAieie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
Drafts On ~. Louis. YIissouri.

HpEhSpNS smirrstipg O. Missouri Illinois
Wi'cDosin, % Iowa, or.dcsifous ~ pufehss.
~ lani' n these staie- ran be furnished v m
DHAfTS - any time. on 81 louis. IN such
'fm' sihey MAJ DESIRE. upon sppltc alton % the
t-5scFiosr, ~ aasH o. Other st.r
ROBERT g. MILLER
Alsxaadaia n e sen month 22d 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
Jefferson 20. Jockey Club.

UNHE Races this Fall will. commence over
- this hae course, mIles from Charlesiohn,
Va. on Taesday hs l7ih dss # Sspi,Vlssr, 1889.
First day-Purse 5000 mile heats Same
day, SveePstnks, for } year old, -Entrancs
SlOO-s50 fOrfeit-three entries or more TO
make a race, TO be named and closed by the ION
September.
I'd dsy-PuVse $500 mile heats. Same
dsy' sweeP.iske fOr yesr oIds, ono mile on,
-EntrSnee S25-three entries, and closed
Sd dsy-Purse 5000 ms Same day,
SwesPsiakes for 4 year olds-2 mile heats
Enirance Si5o-forfrit S5O-three or more io
make race 10 be named aud closed by the
10Th September.
4ih day-PuTse S50-m. heats, for County
raised untr'ed year oIds-Entrsncs 500 or
more 10 mska race, TO be named and closed
the day before the rare
Entrance to the Purses cf first and third dsys
$40 earh-to that Of the % day. $50
by order OF the Club
WI. CROW, Trtanusr.
Jefferson county. Virginia,
August % 1889
tCJs Patriot. Baifimavs; Hhig. Richmond, Ma.
honai IHIshgs"e1, aud Spirit # ths Time, ,,H
plsaV publish 80 q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

DERSONS Who purchased 81 the sale OF Mrs.
~ MsHV TiYntELAEF srs notified that their
Notes are due and in the hands u r Timber
isks oi smihheiJ 10 whom they are desired 20
make name i.pie paymeRt
August - l-Iq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
NOPE - 9IlLL Al ZNEa1aGga.
ny CHARLES ,ErFRYx

There are hopes which never blossom,
There are Joys too soon o'ercasI--
Smiles that light the pcnsive bcSom,
Smiles thai beam loo bright To last.
Transient a. the summer flower,
Fie-hng rs the iwilight's ray;
Jov shines out ii> little hour,
Then forever fades away.
Care NAV shroud the soul IN sadness,
Yet despite Of pgcscnt pam,
DO we not IN future gladness.
on deceived sail hope again
Memory in the darkest hour.
Loves to trace each hy-gone scene;
Thus IT Joy's a fleeing hour,
Hope J. siill an evergreen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
TO Wood Cmffcr..

WISH 70 employ two or three active sud 10.
n du,trious Wood Choppers
THO.MfS y. H.iSHLVG TOW
Rich Woods Ant 90. 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
Missing.

the life time OFF. e. MoCabe, Rsq. I loan
y ed him HALLS Digest snd the II vol. II
kenrs Commentaries. They are nov misIaid.
The person or persons having them in posses
sion will please reiura them 10 me-
GERARD WAGER.
Hsrpers. FerFv Ausust ~ ts9Q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

IN cases Of doub,fol morality. tits usual
70 say. i' there any harm IN doing ibis -
This quesiioa may sometimes be sbsveF.
ed BY sskinG ourselves smother Il there
sny hsrm 10 letting Il sloasi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

a CuALtrVGE 10 rHE FuLn.-The
editor OF ihe Worcester Mass .Egis.
tHon William Lincoln closes q conifo.
yersy. which has been somewhat di.ss.
lrous 10 ihe Worcester Palladium. by of.
iering 70 the editor Of that print honorable
'ahsiaciion 10 the 6eld--'be weapons TO
be hoes-ench party % dig one acre Of
potaioes-and be- whose work b. done
best and On the shortest time. t. be de-.
elafei The victor Should the chsllsnqe
60 mortal poisioe digging be accepted
he editor II The Kgis will TRANSMIT. the
size Of his hoe by friend. who vill g..
range the preliminariss Tor the settlement
q al difficulties. Salem Cazslie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

DUELLISc. We observe that the anti
Dueiling Gard" Of Judge CoULD. OF
Florida, with lis approbatory preface from
the Newark Advertiser. Ia, had very re.
neral circulation ~ the Newspaper press.
So fsr az the publication Of this Card.
with Iis endorsement by The Newak pa.
per. without further comment. goes 30
express The sense of The press, upon the
suhiect. 10 must be held that that opinion
Or sense y very nearly unanimous agsinsl
ibc duelling sysien. b. ibe publication
Of ihis Card The press has done some
ihing--it alllle dil, something towards
proPsgAung healthy public opinion 10 re.
gard TO the system - BoH. Pat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

men, The better. Let farming become a.
issh'onsble q. it is calmly and thrifty, AID
we shall ell flourish. Speed the plough.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

81. LOUIS. The ST. Louis Rspabliean
esiimsiss that the nember Of houses
vhieh ell Be erected IN ihsi city The
present year, vii Be twelve hundrsd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

Wlict. BANK or TIE VALLEY IN WaG'A.2
CHAslrsrowv, July 10. 1893.
Es0LvED. Tat % Note, Bni Or Draft.
BE- hereafter discounted % this Omee
s''ss' tet sems shall bave been placed in The
t'ods o. The Diacouat Clerk 81 least oos dsy
previous 70 the discount day.
W order u ne Bead.
WILLIAM BROWN, CsstisY.
iuly IS. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

osfs asd Baesn w9snsed.
August g. ~ ~ C.lLL.sllER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
T. NMITW.N mOTEIl.
closed.

- -
WI 'nh~u hef BE- compelled from circum-
Stances sh'eh hsse zee trsnspir,d % disfau-
"os closed, sod siii not be- open .f,er tb. d.,, A.
rstrrn
The etdi-n DETERMINATION 81 sirsos be Tsseyo
h't arisrn from iie nrestsff ~ fhs subssfii-r ,
,'-s'nE % pee" w. stile up ihr hrfes"tiie hH,,-
"hrr e4osdefsiioas shieh q is uanscessary o.
hllhlr iite p8blc sith
w. f'ridiar 10 eitcutns vhi,h the snhsrriher
a.H' CONTROL iia brgs ~ saste hts grutsf sek
iefnents a. hs fgiFnds snd f,sifons for the n'sny
'tTrffioHs ~ favour anil kind c1nsiersisn r~rrtt-
81 = 'heifh sads THEADWELL SMITH
1eryviir. Clsrte soaniy
Aur ~ fas9-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

~ - - IHEttfa. thsi tsrafed k5,a
ne fI.foa a Mooirfsl be- ssit6Bstea !
heuspsTfr - Detroit vhirb adsoesiss
she Csas1l,n Patio, rssss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

The death ofl.sdy lissEta sfasnopr.
90 sJrla vil b. ~ event saaon~ ne ns-
TORS o. ihe Traveller. iIcm every com
W tsf house sss iike ihs hoapies u 81.
Bernard 10 ihs lsai 81 TFtt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
VOLUME Nv.
TER W S..

The EDGEFlELD ADVERTISER is pub
Iished every Thursday morning at Three
Dollars per annum, il paid in aduance-
Three Dollars aud Fifty Cents if MOI paid
before the expiration Of Six Months from
the date of Subsrriptiun-anh Four Dol
lars If not paid within Twelve Mon'hs.-
Subscribers out of the State are required
to pay in adrance.
No subscription received for less than
one near, and no paper Discontinued until
all arrearages are paid. except al The OPP
ton of The Publisher.
All subscriptions will he continued un-
lass otherwise ordered before the expira-
ton of the year.
Any person procuring FIVE Subscribers
aud becoming responsible for the same,
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted al
62a cents per square, ~ lines, or less
for the first insertion, and 43a cts. for each
continuance Those published monthly.
or quarterly will be charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements nor
having the number Of insertions marked
on them, will be continued until ordered
out, aud charged accordingly.
All communications addressed to the
Editor, post paid, will be promptly aud
strictly attended to.
w. F. DURISOE. Publisher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

Capital Punishment.-The States Of
Maine anlNew Hampshire have relramed
their laws in regard 10 capital crimes. so
thar, although they have not abolished the
punishnen, of death. yer The practical
operation of The late enartmenls, in beth
these States, will probably he 10 save the
feelings of'he rommuui'y from repetition
of the shocking exhibitions which have oc-
Cured IN each within few years past. In
New Hampshire. il is at The discretion of
rl:e jury TO convict capitally. or so as that
The punishment Of death will not be exc
cuted. and this without any evasion Of
law, or neglect of duty. In Maine, when
sentence Of death is passed. it is not 10 he
executed within one year. nor then. unless
the Governor. in view of all the circum-
slruces of the case, shall order it /: other
wise the convic1 is to be subjected 10 per-
pelual solitary imprisonment, with hard
labor and civil death.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
May 4, 1899
MFRS. MUGGRaDGE,

ND ESPECTFULLY announces 20 her
E& friends and the public, thatsfe has taken
that coImm"dions HU.se, situated at No.
2S4, OH the West-sde Of King. near Vert
wortl--treet where sne is ready 10 acc"nlno-
date B"a.ders, both transient and pelnIaiienl
Every attention will be bestow' d on those
who may bep ease,i to patronizt hes House
~ The columbia South Caroiinian. Green.
oiHs Mountaineer. Edgefe'd Advertiser, AeU
York Courier and Enquirer, will advertise the
above every Tuesday and Saturday for one
month. and forward their bills luihe Charleston
Courier for payment 34-Sepl. ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
OUR FLAG.

BY wM. u. FAIRFIELD.
Above me is thai banner bright,
Which waves DER land and sea,
The potent symbol Of nur might
The emblem of he ice
What though in foreign cline it waves,
Carcrring oil The winds.
Whatever shore the ocean laves-
In Egean isles-nn North Seas waves,
a deep respect it finds.
l've trod upon the Moslem's land
Surrounded b, its slaves;
I've wandered o'er Arabian sand.
And where the Red Sea lavrs;
I've stood where Bab'lon's lofty domes,
Once gliiIered in the sun,
And i'll Egyptian cataconby-
But ne'er have banched where that flag looms
BY which our fathers won.
I've stood upon Helve,ia's height,
The home of IYiIliam Tell
And where Polish swords cleaned bright,
On WarSaw's citadel;
I've wandered far Ger land and sea,
Where mortal eer can roam-
Eve wandered far and wide aud free,
And thou hast sheltered me.
Thou ensign of my home
Beneath thy glorious stripes and stars,
Bright deeds have Oft been done,
And 'nrah thee maGy gallant scars
In battle have heen wn,.
Float on! as li.ou ddst n that hour
When irrfmrn fought and bled-
Aud pasied he the hand lwould lower
The emblem oi' "ur fathers DOVER
Float on till freedoms fed
Xcnia, Ohio.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
LIVERY STABLE.
NEW GOODS.
Sept II, 1889

ULAND. CATLIN d Co. are again re-
LID ceivius from New York. fresh supply
OF rhuice GOODS, adapted 10 lhe Fall and
Winter trade. and invite an early call of their
customers.
They take this opportunity of expressing
their gratitude to their purols for the liherality
of their favors. md trust the efforts they have
made. in selecting their present 5 ock, will ell
able them tn give satisfaction t. their customers.
ard secure to them The credit of selling good
Goods. and cheap Goods.
They have on ha. d M excellent article oI
Kentucky Hemp and Grass BALE ROPE,
also. Hemp B\GGfNG, and TWlNE.
d"efeld. Oct | 1870 If IS
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~ c2aa:.a x: s. 81
*11 &sssass@
@oettt Mefess.
THE DEW DROP AND The STREAM.

L ~ - Db' INV Fh11A ILL ~ AtLH"
The following beautiful lines are the produc-
ton of Mary Collins, a servant girlfronr Devon
shire, EnsIand:-
The brakes with golden flowers were crowned,
And melody was heard around,
Wlen near stream, n dew-drop sled
Its luslre IN u violel's head,
Wrile trembling to the breeze. il hung,
l he streamlet as II rolled along,
The beauty of the morn confessed,
And thus the sparkling pearl adGressed
" Sure, little drop, rejoice we may,
For all is beautiful, and gay
Creation wears her emerald dress,
And smiles in all her lovelin IS;
Ard with dclieb and pride see
That little flower bedewed BY thee;
Thy lustre with gem might vie,
While trembling in its purple eye."
+" You may rejoice. indeed It's true.'
Repi the radiant drop of dew,
g. You will. do doubt, as on you move.
To flocks aid herds blessing Prove;
But Wren The sun dsceuds on high
Its beam will draw mr. 10 The sky;
And | must own my humble power,
I've but refreshed humble flower"
Hold, cries the stream nor thus repine.
For well It's known Power divine,
Subservienl 10 his will supreme.
Has made The dew drop and the stream,
Thonsh small thou art, q that allcw.)
No mark of heavens contempt art thou;
Thou has, refreshed an humble flower,
Aud done according to thy power"
All things that are, both great and small.
One glorious Author formed them all;
This thought may all repinirg queIl-
What serves his purpose, serves him well.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
Direct Ea1ap0rt0I607s.

VRNHE subscribers have form d conuexlon
in business. under the firm of DICkIN-
SON. SLBkIIGSSTA THAM as Mp>rters
und Wholesale Dealers in Broaaciuth. tassi.
meres. and Vestings and will open ol' or about
the Isl Of September. complete assortment OF
Goods selected by one of their partners i" Lon
don and Paris. which will comprise every arl-
Gle necessary for Merchant 7aiiorS.
Store in Meeting, opposite Pcarl.street.
Il. DICKINSON.
E. SEBRING.
Z. STATHAM.
Charleston. Aug. Is, 1889. 2o-6mos.
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MSSCeEgeg7eeOaSS.
A GOOD THING.

Oh! that my friend would take a
paper.
john! 10 you hear! Run 10 neisu
boris. aud ask him if hr will ubIige NE by
the loan Of this mornings paper a few mo.
menIs, just 10 "ok at lie ship news aud
the advertisements.
- 'IhaI's just what | said yesterday
morning, daddy when went 10 borrow
The paper, and you know you kept it Two
hours. aud he was obliged 10 send for it,"
"W ell, then, say something else u him,
John: no you hear, John? And give my
compliments, john. do you heart"
&" Yes, daddy" Eri, and return. !
well, John, have yuu got the paper!"
M, addy; neighbor Liberal is walk
ing about 'he room. waiting for Mr..
New wsn"nger 10 finish reading the Charles
lou Courir, and Mr.. Lonswind to drop
the Mercury, which he has almost gone
10 sleep over
But have not the EdseGeld Adver-
liser, aud The Augusta papers come ?"
"Yes, daddy. but Mr.. Nei'herside is
reading one, and Mr.. Scribelous is laugh
ing over the funny piece he told you. he
was going TO have published in The
Augusta Mirror, and believe he has read
II lweuIy times over"
This sprovoking; wonder why don't
they lake lhe papers themselves, and moi
he troubling their neighhurs -
Z" Why don't you take the Advertiser,
daddy }"
Why-wIy-if did, ! never could
get chance To sre it. An imperlinent
set OF spunsers! tio again, john. There
must be one out of The four liberated, and
| know it will give neishbor Liberal plea
sure 10 crafty me only for moment"
John goes again and returns.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

We are informed by scientific gentIe-
man OF a fnct which may be of considers
able importance tn dentists. and 10 all who
have the operation of plugging per-
formed on The teeth. II is this: that
when Two sorts of metals are used in fill
ing up cavities of carious ,eeil-rin and
cold lnr exa"ple-a gavanic action takes
place between Them. the moisture nf the
mouth serving as a conductor. BY this
process The lin becomes speedily oXydized.
mud, hcing stimulated by The galvanic ac-
tinn, causes irritation to the nerve of The
ioulh in which it is lodged, producing OF
course. severe pain One kind Of metal
should he used alpne-goId, which Il the
least liable 10 he afFecipd by acid, being
The best.--Boliimor american.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17


The tract ON which he now resides, contain,
ing about 900 acres, living Oh the Stag, Road
leading from Edge6eld Court House to Augusta,
within miles of the Court House, and j.;
from Augusta. On the premises are good Build:
ings, and all Orchard of two thousand and
eight hundred fine Fruit Trees.
Also, the place formerly owned by E.J.
Youngblood Containing about $50 acres, with
necessary buildings. all new. -.
Also. the place known as Bellevue, within 2
and 3-4 miles of the Village. 1t has Il two story
Building, aud is as fine a situarion as any in the
District. 1t contains 100 acres, 10 OF which
are cleared.
All the tracts contain about 700 acres OF tl"e
timberrd wond-land and all have fine springs.
Persons desirous o. purchasing may examine
for themselves.
Tile terms will be accommodating.
w. B. MAYS.
May q. 1899 tt IA
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Pubic Notice.

A PPL.C ALTON Tor renewal ofthe Char
~ ter of Incorporation granted to the State
Convention OF the Baptist Denomination. III
South Carolina. will be made at the next SIT.
ting of the Legislature of South Carolina.
By order ofthe Convention.
w. B. JOHNSON, Pres'nt.
July IN. 1889 It "a
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Public Notice

MS Hereby given, that application will be
IL made 10 the Legislature at its ..ext Session,
for an Act, decaring that the Road leading
from the Uld " ellis, to Aiken. BY n" fauclllSe
Factory, be made u Pubic Road. A; d also,
that SO mn h of he old Charleston Road, as
lies between the Old Wells AMI Hatcher's
Ponds. be disc" ntinucd as d Pubic Road
August "a. 1889 &C 81
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Public Mott e.

ES hereby given, thata Petition signed BY
"A the citizens al Edgeie.d Conrt House. will
be presented In the Honorable the Senate and
Hous Of Representatives OF tine Sme OF South
Carolina, at is next session, for the lncorpora-
ton of the Village of Edgeheld.
Nav 81, 1889 10