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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
IGST.

4 IN the 18th instant. near MIR Henry Saw.
yer's tore. Rel .TarOcco POchrt Book,
containing about ;Sl5 dollars in cash. cOnsis-
tillr Of Que ten and nnc five dollar bills. Also.
several notes of hand, among which are the
iollowing;-onc Oh John llirsom for S.0, due
the LIST day Of December lS39; one on :Samp.
sou Gates, for SIN, ,Iue The Isl of Nov. laSl !;
one TN i'm. johns. fnr So. due the lst Nov
last; two on Wiley Car< for SI7 each. d'lr
last December; one OH Riley Padget. for 81
due lsi Nov. lasr; one Oh jordan Feaser,
Tor So, due first of Nov. last; one on Wiley
Johnson, for So. due Isl iliSr.; one on Lewis
padset for 81, due on first of November last,
AID sev, IA other papers Of no value but 10 the
owner. The drawers of the abnvc notes arc
requested no, to pay them unless to the sui,scri-
her. Any person finding tie said Pocker Book
aud returning the same with its contents to the
subscriber, shall receive reward of 81.
ARTHUR SMITH.
Dec 49, 1880 "a i7
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U,atafyS EOg Sale.

NM7IL!. he sold nj public auction, on tho
w first Monday in January next. if not
previously disp"scd of at private sale. the
House and Lot in the Village Of EdgrfieId.
ncctler with hrty acres Of land. more or less.
formerly occupied by Mrs. Martha Minis.
AlSn,-within mile of Edgeiiel', one "u
sand acres of land. knnwi as the Allen place.
The land will be divided into three equal parts
with lines running north aud south, if desired
by the purchasers
Also-eIeveu lrnGred acres Of land, more
or less. living on th ad leading from Edee
field 10 the Pine O sc, known rs the Darby
Mace. Persons sninr to purchase can apply
to NJ. Frazier at EdgeGeld Court Ilonse:
" BENZ. FRAZIER.
Nov. 5th 1880. h
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The Augms'a Chrnn Gle nf the 18Th
inst. says:-sone srnSa'ion was created
in this cirv yesterday, by the circulation of
a report. tha, the Bank of Augusta had RI
fused any longer Ii receivct'r hills of any
Of the interior Banks. Upon ell lairv into
the matter, we ascertain the facts Iu be.
that the Augusta Bunk has resolved M
longer 10 receive on d p'Siis, the bills IT
any banks, rxccpI those of this city. Sa-
yaunah and all The Banks uf South Caro-
lima. except Gen geirHn lni Cheraw; bur
it still receives in payment the bills of all
Banks, which it has heretofore received.
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Chairman Of The Z. B. ~. c
AUG UsTA, Dec. 70.

AUGUSTA, Dec. ~,
CotIon.-Our last notice Of Thursday
left the Market in dull state, aud prices
raugins Il To 81. bul On the same evening
that we made up our remarks we received
advices from Liverpool 10 18Th Novcm-
Der, per steam packet Liverpnol, which
being more favorable than WIS expected.
our market opened on Thursday with a
fair demand, and al an advance Of fully \
u cent. After Friday. however, 'he de-
nand in measure stopped, and holders,
in order To eIlec, sales. camedown in their
prices, aud siucc Monday last, sales have
been made AT prices current previous to
the arrival of The Liverpool. The receipts
in this marker continue heavy, and. con-
>idrring the scarcity of money. lransac-
tionS daring the week have hecu TO fair
extent, the sales from warehouses; reach
1850 bales. We quoIr inferior ,n prime
IT 10 81 strictly prime. in square bales,
(Which is Scrrce atrilel 81 8.
GrocerieS-No change in eur grocery
market. The stock now on hand is one OF
the hest for a Number Of years in this mar
ket, aud country merchants will find it l.,
their interest 10 price here before buying
elsewhere.
Mo"ey-ls very scarce, and The curren-
cy is gelling worse and worse every day.
1t occupies pretty much Of a mans lime 10
ascertain daily what kin,l of money our
hank, will take in payment aud on den,s-
its. BY our table it will be seen that IN"
iIawkinsville, Ocmulsee, Mournr Rail
K al. Dariru Western Bank. and Bank
# CIallahoochre Bills are quoted III a
discount, anrl of course are moi taken nv
any Of our Banks. The Mlllslge,iIr
Bunk. and Georgia Rail Rna,I, AT AIhen>.
are pul down at pr, but these noIr> stand
rhus witt, our banks. The Bank If \u-
o,lsa. Ines not take the notes"t I''ese in
s,iuions un lepo>te, but take them in
payment ut' drbiS; The Insurance Bank
takes Georgia Rail Road III payment, and
Ln,h in sniaii amounts on drp"ste, ,ll-
Branch State Bank refuses TO take either
nu oclu>ite ar in payment: Il' Mechanics
BaGk takes X il Road in payment, hu
not ON dcp.'sire-l'ank Of NliIrdaeviir
neither in payment ar on dep'sile; Ih''
Branch Rnil Road Bank takes the noth.r
hank IN ,lrposiIe and in payment. bnr does
nuI take th" nn,rS of the Milleda will
hank on drp'sirr or in payments WHY
these noteS should be taken in prymcu, Of
ichrs aud not on ,irpoS IT,, we cannni I'm
tlerslaul--ii is true hu,h hanks have sus
pended s. 'ecir payments, and so have our
banks. with the xr plnn of the M"cIan-
les Bank; aud The latter institution wr
think the only one iu,lfi,blr in rrfu>i * the
notes oflhe Rail Ruad aud Mild 5evile
Bank on depo>ile.
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Manual Labor School.

FHNHE undersigned announces TO the pub
e. lie, that Manual Labor School, will bo
opened OH The first Of January 1910, at lila
residence on the Edge6eld road, seventeen
miles above Edgetield Court Honse, the resi-
dence being very healthy, and conveniently
situated The regulations of the school shall
be as iollows:-The students who enter us la.
borrrs, will be required To rise before the sun,
and labor until 3 O'Clock. school will llcommence
half a'ler 3, and continue until twelve one
hour will be given for recreation, afier which
school will commence and continue until half
after 4 o'clock. then labor until night After
supper, the studies will be resumed till nine
O'Clock The Rector binds himseIfto to pay un-
divided attention to labor with the students,
also tn preserve good order, and maintain pious
discipline .a reasonable deduction will be
made for labor The scholastic yearis reckoned
at eleven months. Good bnarding can be had
at the Reciors house Mt IS, per month.
Terms Of Tuifion-Spel,ing, Reading, Writ
ing, arithmetic, English Grammar, Geosra-
ply and Natural Philosophy SIG per year.
Latin and Greek $25 per year,
Any one wishing to enter not as a laborer,
can do so. Twelve students can he entertained
al tho house, which will be the school house.
SOLOMON DORM. Rector,
JNO. HAMILTON, }
DANIEL BOON, Trustees.
JAMES DORM.
Dec lS. 1889 b &c
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Harrisburg Coauention.--We should
have stated thar after the organization of
this body, a few more members Than the
number whica we meuliuued. took their
seats.
On tho final vote in This hndy,the States
which voted for Harrison, were N. York.
Pennsylvania, Oaio, lndiana. Illinois, Mas.
sachuse,ts, Vermont. Maine, New lIamp
shire, anI Michigan. As votes. For
Clay. Rhode Island, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, \. Carolina, Alabama, MisSi>-
sippi, Lnui ,ana k'nruckv, aud Miss "Iri
go votes. Far Scott. New Jersey, an'!
Couneclirur--l6 voics.
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u. States FsarS7aaHS Sale.

EBY virtue ola writ Of Fieri Farias issuing
z B out of the Circuit Court; of the Uni!ed
States for South Carolina District. and direct
ed to ME. will he sold Oh "Wednesday the first
day of January next, at Edgcfcld Conrl House
Il, tho usual hours of sale, the following prop
erty viz:
All that Lot Of ground in the Town of liam
burg, and bounded on the North by Mercer
street, OH tie East, by Center Street. on the
South by Market Street, and on the West, by
Lois ofWm. Gray. with Houses thereon onr
occupied Us Drug St"re, and one as lin
Factory.
Also the plantation and tract of land upon
which Oliver Simpson now resides, bounded
by lands of Col. Hammond F. II Wardaw,
and -- Sarke and others, lying directly
on the Road leading from Hamburg, TO
Charleston, where the road crosses Horse Creek
bridge. and three miles from Hamburg.
Levied on and t. be sold rs the property OF
Oliver Simpson, a, the sllii Of Churchill South.
,nayd Il Co. Conditions, cash. Purchasers
to pay for titles.
JOHN C ALLEN.
y. S. Depty MarshalyE yEor EdgeGcld District
Dec. 2iid 1859 C 44
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APPOINTMENTS BY TuE.PREsrnENT.
BIZ and ,cith the adoice and consent ofthc Senate.
Robert X. Reid, To be Governor of the
territory of Florida, i'll the pla.'r Of r. h
Call. superseded.
l.. r. Pea~e, Receiver Of Public Mo-
cys at G.een Bay, Wisconsin, vice Thos.
Lee, removed.
John Gooin. Receiver of Pu'lc Mo
nrys al Marion, Ohio, vice David L. Owen,
resigned.
Anthony J. Bleekrr. Of the city Of New
York. to be Ma.shal ofthe United States.
for the Southern District of New York. in
the place of WIN. c. Fl. Wadde!l. " whos"
commission will expire on The l5;h inst
Johu Petit to he Attorney of the United
States, for the Dis'ricf Of indiana, in the
place Of T. A. Howard, resigned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

Great yield of Cotton IN Edg, field
We are Informed, upon highly respecta-
BILE autllarity, that Mr.. - kilcrrase, a
cotton planter, residing in this District,
will average this year, ten bn'es TO the
hand. We call this ercell.ai cropping, in
any section of country, but we consider il
extraordinary for Edsefeld, even in her
paImiest days. Let none who till land re-
selnbling that of Mr.. Kilcreasc, think of
emigra'ins!
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The A.A.cricam Hotel,

NNTILL be sold ON tie fl st day oil january
w next, in [lamh,ns, to the highest bid
der. the above eslab isment, lately KEEP, by
G. W. Mayson The house is large and COM
modious-54 by GO Ieet. Two stories and half
high, and situated in tie Centre of the com
u,elcial part Of the town hlvins Two Stores at
lachcu, fronting the main trading street. The
above property will be snld on lime Terms
and conditions made known more fully on the
duy OF sale. CHARLES LAMAR.
December 18th, 1880 c 4O
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OBITUARY.
Death has been busy al his appointed 'cOrk.

DIED,
On the Isl inst. az his residence. Wild
Cal.) Lancaster District, Nr. Jacob Fun
'lrrhurk, in the 9Th year of his age, leav-
iug behind him 4 vile. and numerous
family of children grand and great grand
children, in number llO. The deceased
attended Church. returning home in the
evening, and while at laIe dinner. he was
struck with palsey. or a fit, and in Il very
sllnrI time died He was gmd citizen,
and true palrin'. respected aud beloved
by all his neighhnrs aud friends.
D,.p ri,,l this life. nn the I'd of Dccem-
hrl 1880, nc"r Lancastervilc, Abram
Perry, Esq i'll the Goth year Of his age
For the last 80 years, IA valuable aud high
ly Respectable citizen. havrig filed laen;
flee OF Sheriff twice, and heeu several
times elected a member Of the llnuse oI
Representatives and Senate. In The sever
nj relations of life he was friendly and a.
grerable; Il kin'l husband, father, and mas
ter. An lmne>t man is among the nohlcst
works Of God; and this may be truly said
OF the deceased.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

Duel in Floridu.-A duel was fought
near Tallahassee, Florida, on Thursday
the 18th inst. between General l.. Read
and Col. Augustus AlSlon. in which The
latier was killed. The weap"ns were ri
fles-dis,ance 20 PAGES. Col. A, was
shot, at the firs, fire The difficulty arose
out Of political contest which had been
going on for some time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

The Washington Correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier, says that The Demo-
Gratis have clear ajority OF three in Ih''
House, on all general questions, aud a
majority Of about stren or eight in favor Of
the Sub-Treasury. The correspondent of
that paper, in former letter. said that il
was conceded on all hands, tha, the Sub
Treasury bill would pass.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

We are indebted TO The kindness nf
friends fm furnishing u> with The following
elections lnr Presid,nt aud Directors "i'lhr
Bank of the Slate. which Ionk place on
Tuesday la>r.-Chdr. Chou'ier Dc. 10.
Pr, r,siient-Franklin Ii. Elmore.
Directors. nirl g.. Webb, William
A. Carson, M. II. Menlrnhall. John l..
Novel;. james Rohersou, George II. IN
graham. NeiIl McNrilI, Alex Mcdonald.
SamuelBursen, JAS. S. Bowie, Charles r.
Lowntlrs.
The ,weIfh-not eIpcied--Dr. Finley.
and Col. Haynr, having received an "qua'
number of vnleS. There were also num-
Der of olner scattering volcs.
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Lands and Negroes.

NErIi.L be rented on the tirS. day OF Janna
w ry next, III Hamburg, valuable plan
ta,ion on Savannah IIvrr, three miles below
Augusta, and Hamburg: led Bell Mount, be.
longing to Thomas N Lunar MINOR.
Also the plantation, belonging . The estate
of John Tarrance, deceased adjoining lands of
James Taun, Seth Butler and the estate Of
Thomas Hall, deceased.
At the same time and place, upwards oil
thirty likely negroes, will be offered for hire
for one year. belonging TO the minols of +. &
Lamar
Also the negroes belonging to Augustus Tar
rance Tor une year
CHARLES LAMAR, Guardian.
Decrmher l2lh lS:5g r. L6
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Sileri6i,S sale.

EpY viltur ola writ Of fieri fncias, 10 me
II b directed, will hr sold at the hOIls" oI
JnIu Thu,mond, on Stevens Creek, on Snlnr.
tlav the 2ItIl inst. the following property, viz:
John Day, vs. John Thurmond, Guthridge
rhurmond and itundal Dpau. liter other Plain
tina, w the same. twenty-oue Bales of Cotton
and one lot of Seed Cotton Terms Cash.
w. Ii. MOSS. S. Z. d.
Doc 13. 1889 b 46
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State of South Carolina.
IBBEFiLLE DISTRICT.

IN llE C'hlH HioN L LfIAS.
EbEACHMAN Afford. who is now in
j. The custody Of lie S'rrill Of ALhevil..
.,slici, by virine OF Il capias nd smi:facun-
inm at the smi, of daniel 4. VIE and Henry
VI. L:psforI, having filed his pciIliou with u
SC edule on nal Of !ils w;lo.e es ate rea: ~ d
personal. with the purpose Of obtaining the
hencGt of the Act of the General Assembly.
commonly called the 'Ilisn!ven Debtors Act."
Public Notice, is hereby given, that the reti-
ton OF thu said Pea"hman Afford. will be
neard and considered in the Con- / Of Con-
mon Please. for Abbeville District, at AbbeviIl..
Court II use. on Friday the 10Th day of March
next; or such olhel day thereafter a- the Comrl
may order, during the Term, commencing at
the said pac on the third Monday March
next; A d all the creditors of said Pear.
man A'rnd. are hereby summoned personally.
or by Attorney. to appear, lllen ard there in
'he said Court, to show cause if any they can.
why the benefit uf the Act aforesaid, should
not he graniri to the sad Prachnmn Afford.
upou his eyecnring the assignment required
by the At aforesaid.
John F. LIVINGSTON, C. {. P.
1's'.s Dee soG. GrSs: 1880 5 W. en-. su4.o5. ac ~
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A ,yACK FOR ALE.

H WILL offer Tor sale al EdgeieId Court
Z. House. on Tuesday the z8Ill Of January
ueyt. my Jack well known as R0nndtrec' 5
lack" Terns-Om credit until the LIST of
January lS4l. A noie and approved security
will be required.
J. B. ROUNDTREE.
Dec 24thl $50. IL.
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Mr.. Editor 4:

Mr. Editor;
The Baptist Ministerial Conference re-
quests the favor nf you. TO insert in the
columns of your paper. The following ac-
count of its meeting in this place.
The Conference assembled un the 18th
inst. and. after PRAYER. engaged in Ihe dis.
cus<iun of the suhircls contained in the
29h verse of The ls' chapter of Johns
Gospel. and the 9th verse of the 81 chap
ter of the same Gospel. Brother Hill, who
had been appointed to write On the last
meniinued subject, was requested To have
his essay by The next Meeting. The Con
ference appointed, for discussion, The sub
ice, contained in the following query -
WAS Balaam a prophet Of til" Lord On
mott" The Body appointed The nexl
Meeting to lie held with the Mnunt Mnriah
church. al 10 o'clock on Friday before The
fifth Lords Day in March, 1910. Bro.
Johnson 10 preach hcforc the Conference,
ut II o'clock Of The same day, on 'lrc sub
jccl of Pastoral duties.
w. Is. JOHNSON,
Chairman Of the Z. b. III. c.
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Straycfl or Stolen,
Dec 10, 1880

a BOUT eight weeks since, my black cow
! q and wearing STEER Siraycd from my
h nise. Both had bells on-;lnd marked with
swallow fork in lIIe right, and Il poplar 'eai
/" TIE lett ear. Any person returning said
cattle, or giving any inIorm GIon respecting
them. shall he libcrillv rewarded.
ROOT BURNETT.
Dec 2H 81 IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

Gen. Harrison,-The Madisonian has
kni<,ed the Harrison flag. Itsays that the
General was 66 wears old on he 9,h Feb
Iuary las--4" that if elected President, he
would go inn Office al 65. and soout FAC
cordins to pronise) at - years of age.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

The Legislature of Virs ia have pas
sed a law CON r.ling the Bln;> of that
state to pay six per cent. per annum on
all bills presented AMI not paid, during
suspension. and forbi'lding The Banks tn
declare dividends until they resume.
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HIesS'g', HeSST'.

4 RED Morocco POCKET BOOK, cor.
q tanning two five Dollar Notes nil the Ham
Lake, for $203.5G payable to John Powell. or
bearer. due the 251h Dec. 1889, and one note
OH Elias Lake, for $l77, due 25lh December,
1885, and one on Elias Lake, for $50 due salne
time. One on James S. HARRISON, for Sl42,
due 9th December 1889, with some other pa.
pers of no importance only to to the subscriber.
All persons are forcwarned from trading for
the above notes. JOHN powell.
Nov 9th 1899. 44 b
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office.

a LII persons indebted to the late William
"A Strmn. sen. deceased, arc requested to
make immediate payment and those having
any demands against the estate, will render
their accounts. duly aiIested, to the subscriber
within the time prescribed by law.
WIN. STRCM, Jun. Admir-.
Dec 9. 1899 If As
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Nd a'GS,s.,.

A BIZ per .'IS .iIi. % The estate Oi jas.
N VI. NprrcII deceased. are requested Il.
na,e payment and those having demands IL
:,airst the estate, will render their accounts duly
ait .s,ed, 10 The >llbSrrib.i by the first day 0!
.'rhrIlary next WILEY CULBR, .trll,
Dec l9th, IS39 f47 Admir-.
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DIR GOODS.

they have nil lately been purchased in n. York,
under the present prcssI.Ie III the money mar
kel. and they shall be sold chsap 10 correspond
with the times. he l'as come to the conclusion,
that the nimWe siXpenrc is b'tler than the sio,o
shilling, and therefore invites all urchasers Of
DIZZY GOODS, wlio wish to save their seven.
pences and il!eii dollars TO favor him with ucall.
Among his assortment may be Jound
Broad Cloths, of all shades, from So 10 81
per yad,
Cassimcres and Satincts, from GEL cents, 10
81 20 per yard.
A good assortment of French German and
Enlgis!l Alcrinoes. at reduced prices,
!Aliipacka Cloths. and Figured Lavabolaires,
beautiful article for Ladies cioalis and
dresses,
Bombazines and Monslin de Lanes,
Rich bIark and coorcd Silks.
Plain and figured Fren.h, Tnglsh & Ameri.
can Prints. from I2l to so cents per yard,
and seine Al fine French, at n cis.
Plain, figured, plaid aud striped Mnslins. of
all qualities,
Fren needle worked and tamborrd Muslin
Collars, from 20 CTS to S5 each,
Heavy A biracl:rh and brown Shirtinss,
a few pieces "a little daragcd,) Bleaclicd
SlleerinsS will I've sold nj great bar. ai 3,
Shaws. Ribbon IS, Laccs. Gloves. Hosiery,
&c &c.
n. Be-. E. will be constantly receiving
from Nrw York, new additions 10 his Stock.
o! tie latest lnpor'aiirms.
Hamburg. Dee lS39 1f45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

Elections by the u. 5. !>enaie.-Ashnry
Dickens. unanimously reelected Clerk,
Stephen llaighl, re-elecrrd Sergeant at
arms, and door keeper, with one dissent
ing vote; aud Mr. Beal, elected as,istaur
durr-keepcr, on The third ballot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

The Charleston Courier of The 2lS' ins'.
saws The Bank Of Ge ''setown tas not
suspended specie payments, says the
Gem-etuwn American. We make the
correction with pleasure, especially as we
have small interest in thai concern, our.
selves.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

CUN II ITLD TJTiS NIC I.
Sarah Bnckaloo. Applicant,
vs. Allen A. Buckaioo
and others. Defendants.
HBY an order frsm the Ordinary. I shall
ED proreed TO sell at Edgetcld c. Iluusr on
the lirst Mold day in January next the real es,
'ale of Wi lam Backaloo. deceased. situate IN
said District. on the waters of Stevens Creek
bounding on lands of ;ioh"rl Bryan, Robert ID.
81 van. David Richardson and others coniain.
Ing one hun red aud thirty acres ,u'.re or ess
on Il credit oGiwelvc months. The purchaser
will lie required tn give bond and personal So.
cutty and Il Imortsage of thr pr 'nIises to the
Ordinary. Cost to be paiU in cash.
w. II. MOSS S. f. n.
DEE IA. 1880 e 4f
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DR. CROOK
Dec lS. 1889

RH Has SR6SDDh
ENFITES those aff; cled with stone in the
e .laddrr-Fits irom injury done the head
Cancrr0us sores oil the breasts OF. elsewhere
Blindness from Cataract or other affections of
the observation-disclosures of all descriptions
-Pc!yp'ls-Fistni.-White Swelling-HARE
LIP and CLUB FOOT, to call and see him.
lie lspropded with all necessary instruments,
and is ready to Operate in any Of the above dis.
cases, when it MAY he advisable. No charge
vii! be made unless some actual service isrci-
dered The poor will he treated gIatuitously,
Grccnvio e. II. :. T..
Dee. II, 1859. 4G
Tie Pendcton Messenger, Edgefield Adver-
,iscr, Charlotte jon nal. Line, lnton Republican,
Rutherford Gazette and dJonesboroush (renn.)
Sentinel. are each requested To give the above
four insertions. and forward their accounts to
this office for payment -GrecnriNe Mount.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25

We Eave received a nnIbrr OF the "An-
gusta Mirror" the publication of which
was resumed short time since. We will
publish It's prospectu, in our next.
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Edgefeld District.

FALL TERM. 1899
ETis Ordered that Court ol Common PleaS
IL and General Sessions. for the Trial of The
Cases not disposed Of at this Term. be held at
EdgefeId Court House, on the fourth Monday
III January next.
B J. EARLE, Judge presiding.
GEO. PORE. C. CT g. G.S.
Nov. s. 1899 tf 40
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Most insects play on some instruments.
The musuuro blows the octave trumpet,
the dne-bug n hass"on, the crIrkct turns a
grin l<,one, and the bull frog plays Tho
Scotch bas-pipe.
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We publish our paper this week, on
Wednesday, in order TO give resi- 10 our
hands on Christmas day. Our next mum
ber will also appear OH Wednesday, as
tina, day opens The New Year.