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Office Errhapre Bank of Yirginta, I

KIcHMUND, July TO, Tc55
YHyHE undersigned is authorised under resolution 0,
the Board Of Directors Of the Exchange Bark OF
Vrpina 10 open bnnks Of Tor the residue OF
The stock of the institution in which the present stock
holders will the privilege OF subscribing al par "nI
tho lib August next $40 per share be- paid al the
time Of subscribing the remainder on the 30h Gay OF
August. in cash or in stock noes a, 60 DAYS
w. P. STROIHER, Cashier
III, &c 2D-i5A
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SIN1. tnGS,

Lottery authorized by ,hr State Of MARYLAND: Class
No l. for ls30-7o be draun on The 2oth Sept, 1888
s,on oo0 ! Of 25 zoo. ! Of 1000. Of s.0On. n
GUS. Of 600 Of 5 oOo. Of 400, 10 of 3 GEO. 20
Of LOCO, 2D of 500, 80 Of ,GO0-sn great many
other very fine prizes amounting to an Immense sum o
money u
certificate Of package Of 70 Whole Tickets IN TINS
Magnificent Scheme will sent tor sou,
A Certificate Of Package Of % Half Tickets Sl2o
Do do y Quarter do 62 81
10 do 25 E,ghhs do 81 %
Single Whole Tickr,s S20-Shares in proportion
Orders for tickets in the above lottery are solicited
without deay-F To be directed 10 the seller OF all
the large prizes which sold in hs par, OF Tue country
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Va
July 10 Si-t"
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TINS. syI, oE IaiHHbC LRRu ~ CuWOfrtQhu c0uMy
r,l.RSr NJ b tue Of Decd bcains date als day OF
~ 1896 of record in tho clerks oice o, the coua;y Court
By the e John a. Trent and Elizabeth
WIFE, the subscribers debt thctcn mentioned
10 vice G. Williams land in said deed menucncd, will be sold
the Monday the RecoGd
Of September The sad described in the deed as "a
" land wbceoa the said John A. Trent
county, which lies the Vest cfthe road com.
Narrtnsroad, which part the said tracs supposed
l less and IS except about nifty
,ereo subject prior iEcumarance IN favor OF Sic
T Trent, Tho sale will De rade subject TO The por IN
TIL. is believed to he ptiuhsble but as
~ c w made BY Trustees, Sc viii convey such c
!" " ,.,rd 10 u.s. WYNDIiAM ROBERTSON,
o. 80 THOMAS GREEN,
,ur,a fl5-tdsl Trustees.
y;orlsy should he then the next fair day.
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Non-n,IL U.L,,, SIC Uo,m Epps

.fommoih Hhuc Sdk HGm Eggs
YEyHE subscriber has remaining unso'd ie" lhoc-
sand EGcs OF the celrhra'fd KIND 81 ms residence
100 tho Viruioi, PANTS, Seminary Persons ahn wish
=, 90, The genuine kind had better make early appl
ION JAMES o. EREEDEN.
juno ."
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.1nsiiu .SyiDbyr .Surjuns


Evils Watering Place endy the reception Of Visitors
The PIoPrrin encouraged by the of tie last
has much extended his tho
Forty additional are been erected which
improved lie enabled the accommodate
tom 2i $50 His present viii
enable him accommodate nearly doab that number Good
and attentive servants und 0stes engaged good Band Of
Music selected and engaged by
in attendance Ills pacr furnished with good Pano Forte for
ia. sc &C his
The Proprietor tenders his thanks his old patrons
and feuis whoss rers he has we'd and who have be
rally bestowed their high the happy ecs oil
hs waters, humble, unuirIrd cf
He pledges me thai the unremted attention shall
be paid the comfort and accommodation Of his guests that has
characterized his establishment. Isl
The Amelia Springs situated in The county Of Amelia so
miles Snuhwes of Richmond IS Of isbrs and 20 Fast
of Fmve Persons wishing To visit the Springs by public
yeyances conveyed by the m weekly line
Petersburg Famrc Jennings Ordinary where they will
find Hack in waiting convey them m%sasey springs
P. S.-For analysis OF waters, see cnrds.
Juuc IL l0-w9w
M CHANCERY-vrcs,A-ht Rules held Clerks Office
OF The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CEaurc fer Lunen
burg county, the let iHy OF July, 1899:
Geor.c L. Guyn ard Phneus Fowlkes Pt'fs
Henry A. rrwkrs and Mary Fowlkcs, Dsfts
dcf-rnnt, Henry A. Fowhe, not having entered his
paranc. given security according Assembly and
innbinn Of this State, the Of The
pnTs their counsel ordered that h. appear here
br. Monday in cobe- aud tile his The
planfs' lnnd h copy of this order be Iofihw m rsed
hnnnd Enquirer for eight weeks successfully and post
cd u the front door Of the Courthouse Of this county
a Copy-Teste,
w. H. TAYLOR, c.
Jul, . l6-Wlwk
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a NUrakrNERSHlP Notwithstanding connected
u with us Mr. John !. Bacon. will cnnduct. as
heretofore. wholesale and retail simple and fancy Dry
Guods business under the style Of Biniords Il Bacon =
The OF the late firm will only be used in closing lis
business JAMES J. BiNFORD 4 60.
Rchnnnd, Avg |. 25-6t
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4 CARD.
y. ANDREWS & BROTHERS, New York; ASpsrw. &
tsoTHrs New Orleans; Z. L. AsDKEws s Co, Mobile
,."ns'0a Merchants.
lender friends and the public as Comnis
ef"hsn's assuring them that whatever business they may
H. IL 10 our charge shall he properly attended TO-
rsr'. F'sPa'eu u al s'"ies % s'a"' 'ae''e' 90 s"
4 tnt'e"s, is the resident partner 10 New York
= ;aaarFws g New Orleans.
T. =" tHdews, : Mobile.
'u!g oa-Gs
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TneDfu D0llaYs Re,clrd.

AbCONOED from Creek Coal Mines CHESTERFIELD on MONDAY
h July, JOE, us Negro, foe, or inches high; DO
btt have one OF his chaekboncs. HE was bought
H. C"ube. Falmouth, bpt says he originally from an
7e' reward dollars will be given II he 10 LODGED
y jail Of chesterfed und notice given; twenty dol
delivered at Creek Pits. Address George h. WIS care Of
Ia. Eli, & Sons, Richmond.
Angus, o5-l0t
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.Wanagc1's' Office, ssichM0nd, b'a.

CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
Lottery authorized hv The 81 AT OF MARYLAND
~ erect Town lIQll and other buildings in the city
If Baltimore.
Glass Ma l. for 1890.
lobe positively dawn is the city Of Baltimore on wed
,esday, Srpember %, 1899. under the superntend-
ence of the commissioners.
:, !, - " " &. N,Ir,yro ,
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The Public nrs hereby notified and no. 10
e., nv nto ,le Note by John u Naoe OF
fo, =, ,sre be SAID above described Scrip as measures WIN
adopted 10 the from being PAID 70 any ONE,
wo ereby offer and bind ourselves to pay Nn
be considered liberal reward for The above described
Note by John Wade Scrip-and Soo 10, the
and detection of tho Thiei o.
Inly
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Besides prizes Of *l5n- Sl4u- Sl2O- SlCo-S2 o-S4o
--ond lowest prizrs S2O
Is No Lnlrry-l2 Drawn B'lois
Tickets only $50, Halves 10. Quarters E'gh'hs d.
Certificates Of packages Of % hole tickets S2IO
Do do - hn!f DO 10
Do co q quarter dn " 30
Ia do 95 e,obrh do 81 u
Orders for Tickets and Shares, or Certificates OF rack
afes in the above magnificent scheme viii receive me
ms, prompt attention. and official account "i tue
dawng sen, Immediately after II is over TO all VINO Or
der from Us Address
d. S GREGORY & CO. .N"nagrrs.
July 80 l2i-idl h'fh"ona, ~
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kSEEDS- White Norfolk Turnp
- whit. Flat Duich do.
Red Top do.
Winter o Seven Top Co. for salad
Yellow Ru'a Baga
Seed Buck heat. Whl. PALMER.
JULY 80 2I--0
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5000 BUSHELS BlTUMINOUs COAL.

Washington, D. -, July %, 1889.
PR0p0S will be recered this Office until tho 18th DAY
Angus, furnishing and delivering al the Navy iad
~ city, i've thousand bushels Of Bium'nous Coal 10 pc
free ~m phu possible. Preference will be given Tor
' snt co should the price be something hshe
@or. oae'as will do well furnish proofo qnhy
o oae third the whole quantity must DO lump or
s coal and the remaining two-thsds may be hne OF smh
-h" Who'll" 10 lie subject the inspection OF the proper
o. the Nary Yard The delivery commence nc early the
Contractor peases, but be completed or before .ne on
s o. November NEXT Bond, with approved seeues WIN oe
a per crnum retained the Of each
@'n Until the contract is fulfilled. :,
Apyu.0 St
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Mss MccLENACHaN'S Young Ladies' Boarding and usy
School noe u aud 49, Carroll Place. Blocker ST., ~ ok
The tall OF this establishment will commence on the ' OF
ber Those disposed place their children onae
A.-r., $3.50 25-elt
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E9out's BnnE: Of Fries.

HOYTS LcHeJits for august.
GOLDE.T PROSPECTS.
A small investment may secure GOLDEN HARVEST.
And he il remembered all prizes paid on demand.
in CASH To these advantages uritc soon, and
be careful 10 address correctly.
ID. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, ia.
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Real Estate for Sale.


yHyHE owner wishing 10 emigraIe to Kentucky offers
IA for sale The Oakley Farm This property lies IN
Campbell county, four miles from Ly nchburg. and con
sss nf 300 Of land which, in point Of fertility nre
excred by in the county The dwelling house lie
two story brick building and comfortable, with all the
necessary gu, houses. Also my household and kitchen
furniture stock &c Any person wishing TO purchase
can examine The premises, and in The event oil sale
can have possession in lime 10 commence seeding =
Terms will be made accommodating
Inlv % Gl0-rNl JOHN E. CREAM.
NOTICE Il Offer for sale that. valuable Tact OF
"a Land well known as the NINE OAKS, containing
two thousand acres and being in The county Ut 1ran
vile North Carolina, the stage road between OXFORD
and WILLIAMSBURG, len miles from The Turner ano W."
miles um the latter village, and eight miles distant
fr.m The Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad On the tract IL
= handsome and commodous dwelling house, with The
necessary gu, buildings for family, and The location
remarkably healthy and well watered-he soil is well
ad,p,ed TO the production Of tobacco, wheat and corn
and the society Of the neghborhood with The great Ia
cili,v Of getting produce TO market, renders II a most
desirable situation. The subscriber will take pleasure
in showing The premises to those dps'tous o. pu'c"as"s'
and make known terms. which will be liberal
az III. IN G2O-2n1 P. HAMILTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-06

RUTHERFORD MILLS The Rutherford Mills, which have
ieccuy property the james River Kan @a
Company WILL in lew lie IN complete epu and
oscred for For apply to Joseph c. Cabe Richard
Sampson Charles Ellis Committee Of the Board Of Directors
OF either OF them, At the Office OF The Company
july 30 [2l-ft Secretary J. X. X. Co.
TUE SWEET STRINGS Virginia open for the
cepon company-and the proprietor, together with t"
temen hnving charge the enahhmcnt pledge themselves TO
render attention possible those who favor this place
with their patronage.
Sweet Syringe, July % 22-st
James Riger and Kanauha Company
TUE notes OF III. Company will received IN LOT
ofhe City of Rchmund and Corporation OF Lynchoufs ~
usun ;ares Of sale, a The Office OF The Company
Jnlys1 l2i-il W. o. CHLiTENDEN Secretary
Btltisie Manufacturing COmpany
THE Bscss Company far in operation as to DO able
from ibis me supply NL, Of all ,,zs and Sy
bO found oaexeepouais. or sse ny SOW
ju,ye [is-3m Agents for tho Co.
Trtaeyar Rolling Mills and Foundry. Richmond. ia
rYHE Iron Company rg leave 10 inform the public that
hsy prepared execute the shortest orders Tor every
description Of bar ron either hammered roed embracing
Fla, Iron from I TO 10 inches wide
Round and square, j. IL to 4 do DO
Hoops, "a toe I-2
Band , 10 d; and tank Iron;
RAILROAD hammered The most approved plan, and war
10
In connection their Rolling Mill and Forge, the Tredrsar
Company erected extensive Iron aud Brass tounry smith
ing and shop In this department OF their business he
are prepared furnish all descriptions Of Casng ioi ra'
mill gearing and other and 20 have tho same rd up IN
best having secured The The most
rioaccd aud skiliul africans that could he obtained.
Having entire confidence their ability the pobc upon
good and good work similar establishment
il The Unon, they respectfully solicit sssIe Of e psG"nSe
Nav u f3-Tl President Trisgdr Iron Company
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o. Hops Farorite. %
VIRGINIA efersburS Lottery,

Tickets only Sl0-Shares in proportion. :,
A certificate uf a packarp of 20 Whole Tickets will
be sen. for Sl3o. Halves ard Quarters IN proportion
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VOLUME XXXSH.-.-No. sc.

ing 10 his Judgment, whereas now, he IS not only
obliged 10 vote the President wishes, but he must
turned of flee, and his family deprived of their
daily bread wish these t0ls taken gu, OF The hanGs
Of the Executive | wished these liberated nod
made free see latsrly enc Of my friends, perhaps
myself also, nus been charged with being aboon.
i,t So far THIS charge mag relate 10 emancipatng
people OF color by Federal power the charge is Utterly
gr"undess but am decided advocate for sbolisbing
that species of slavery among The uhtes which now
exists. end is imposed by party which fur nishrs The
most intneran and cruel masters in the name Of De-
moctsis"
II will moi do to tell US that man who u,ters such
sentiments as these is 7ightfor know the charges
10 be pure piece OF fancy invented
Just about half Of the officers Of he General Co
srrnnent al Buston (and they number some sixty or
seventy W. kn0p 10 be opposed 10 MIR Van Burens
administration, both in action and influence and such
IS The with reference TO the collection department
all along he. New England sesbosd. II 49, however,
possible that The Judge may be honest that he has been
misuformsd that his doia-e must be excuse for
his omission OF these notorious tanci.J-but the pubic
memory should occasionally BE- refreshed with the facts
contained in the following letter from The Postmaster
Grn,ral 10 Doctor Duncan. Let lis facts be borne in
mind by The people when these gfaceess charges are
preferred:
"WAsHISGTO2, Jan. ~, 1899
Sir: perceive no objection oansYering unoticioy
your letter of The 10Th inst !, therefore, replies
10 your several nterugalories
y " hat number Of pestmasers there are IN The U.
So"
The number Of posimas'srs in The L the first
day Of Drc-mher last, Twelve housecd, five huE-
tT.d and fifty three.
~. Tie aggregate amount Of salary they receive in
the year,"
The compensation of pos,mas'eEs or the ending
the 3Orh of June. 1873, hri!r from SS2 ,c34.
20 What proportion OF them supporters and friends
Of the present Administrations:
=" have not information uhrh will enable me TO clss
silly the posmas'ers. politically. AthCugh. in making
appointments, trends of the Administration preferred
10 enemies, when their p'cs known. here ere many
cases In which the Department has no information on
he subject and IL institutes inquiries into The loucr
cf inrumbens II is brIlrysd however that more tan
half the postrasrers of the Uned States politically
opposed 10 the Administration.
With high respect,
Your ohstenl servant,
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James Rcer and kandmha Conpany
THE Tho Company will e received payusnt Tor
fhe City of Richmond and Corporation of Lynchburs att
usual ;aies Of sale, the Office OF The Company.
Q July3 2i-i,l w. o. Chit TENDEN, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-06
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

COLUMBIA MARCH IL, 1889.
By His E1ccllency Pa TRICK NOBLE, Esq.
Gouernor and Contmandcr-in-chicf, IN and 0re
the State of South Carolina.
WKTHEREAS, information has been receiv-
w ed in this Department, that most at
trocous murder was committed in Laurcns
District, on the 9th Of this month: by Carts,
PARKER on the body of Jefferson Ro,ctand. and
that said Parker has fed from justice.
Now, know ye, that 10 the end justice may be
done, and that the said Garter Parker may be
brought to legal trial and condign punishment
for his offence, as aforesaid do hereby offer Il
reward ofTHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
for his apprehension and delivery il:o anv Jail
in the State. Carter Parker is described as
being abont 81 years ofage, about & feet u inch
high, light colored hair, beard inclining to red
dishness, rather thin visage, sandy complexion
talks quick and cuts his words short; face tolera.
bly, broad at the eyes, but narrow at the chin; q
small piece broker off of one of his front teeth;
broad shoulders, slender waist, has habit of
sucking his teeth, large knees and Knock kneed;
he is a blacksmith by trade, and fond of ardent
spirits.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State.
at Columbia. 18th day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and thirty-nine, and in the sixty third
year Of the Independence of the United
States Of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
BY the Governor.
NJ. LABoRDE, Secretary of State.
March 2l, 1888 II
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wf we cannot alter things.

Why then we'll change their names si,."
IN the days of yore when drinking flip
was fashionable mode of dissipation,
worthy old gentleman came near Iosins
his life by its excessive use. While dan
ger thus stared him in The face he uttered
most solemn vow that f he recovered
ne never would taste another drop of flip.
Health was restored, and with it his former
appetite returned.
Srlf-denial could not LONG MAIN
tain the supremacy. Cuff" said he ono
day to favorite aud favored slave, bring
me mug Of beer Yes massa.' Put
in litle old Jamaica, Cuff "Yes mas
sa." Nov drop in some sugar." "Yes
massa." "Cuf, set it down on the hearth
and stick The hot end of the andiron in it,"
Cuff paused little. 'Massa, me thou,br
you swear you drink no more flip. This
is not flip, Cuff; you may call it warm
Sweetened beer with little rum in it,
"Yes massa, me berry iickled to-but-
but But what, you black rascaf?-.
"Me berry much afraid debbel Sc, it down
llip."-Barre Mass. Gaz.
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NO. 1s.

MARTYRS OF THE PREss.-On the 18Th
Of September, 1897, The French directory
issued The following proclamation; "Or-
ders are hereby given to the executors Of
the man lates Of justice to arrest and con-
duct to the prison of La-Force, the editors
and printers ot-hcre the papers are named
20 in number)-all guilty of having con-
spred against the internal repose of the
Republic" All the presidents of the Ma
'ional Convention were. with one or two
exceptions, Journalists. Ofthe sixty-three
who attained that honor. eighteen were
suillotined, three committed suicide, eight
were transported, ak imprisoned for life,
tour became mad and died at Bicetre,
twenty-five were declared outlaws, and
there were only two who escaped without
castga,ion of some kind. If we extend
this synoptical tabledu to the entire press.
we shall find its proportions pretty exact.
There perished from 1889 ill 1897 at leas.
one'haI of The political writer's of Paris.
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VOLUME Nv.
TER NJ S.

L - L
The EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER is pub
iished every Thursday morning at Three
Dollars per annum. If paid in adrance-
Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
before the expiration Of Six Months from
the date of Subscripton-aud Four Dol,
lars if not paid within Twelve Months
Subscribers out Of the State are required
to pay in adpance.
No subscription received for less than
one gear, and no paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid, except at the OPP
ton of the Publisher.
All subscriptions will be continued un-
less otherwise ordered before the expira-
tion Of the'year.
Any person procuring FIVE Subscribers
aud becoming responsible for the same,
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuousiy inserted at
624 cents per square, ~ lines, or less }
for the first insertion, and 432 cts. for each
continuance Those published monthly,
orquarterly will be charged s. per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number Of insertions marked
on them, will be continued until ordered
out, and charged accordingly.
All communications addressed to the
Editor, post paid, will be promptly and
strictly attended to.
W.T.. DURISOE, Publisher.
Feb Z, 1859
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come one of the most useful members 0
society; yet the molster has long since So
fastened his fangs upon him, that he is a
burlhen to himself. and source of grieI
and pain to his friends.
Well do we remember having a few
years since, visited the bard, in his ''gar-
ret" al Milford. In one corner ofth room
was his couch, On which he was lying
with scorcbing fever upon him brough,
on by TOO free indulgence in spirituous Ii.
quor. Shelves were erected around The
walls which from the ceiling to the floor
were covered with books that had been
presented 10 him by his numerous friends,
and newspapers. most of which were our
own, containing articles from his pen.
A number ofoil paintings from his own
pencil were hanging around, and on a
chair beside his bed, were several musi
cal instruments on which he occasionally
amused himself, when not engaged in his
studies. Among other things we noticed
bust of himself, prepared by his own
hand and al astronomical instrument OF
his own construction. composed of a
great number of brass and wooden cog
wheels and other machinery made with a
simple penkuiIe, and on which he had
spent many a toilsome hour. in endeavor-
ing to explain the regular motions of the
planets around the earth. All of these
however, were partially finished; and
whether or not they were ever COM
Pleted, we have never learned. A num-
Der of his poetical etusions were likewise
scattered about in different parts of the
room. And here in this lonely retreat,
for it was but seldom he admitted any one
into bis study, he appeared cheerful and
happy; al least as happy as could be ex-
pectef Of one in his situation.
He is now IN a land OF strangers; and
although he has voluntarily become an
inmate of a loalhsome prison, he cannot
find that repose which he experienced in
his lonely garrel al Milford, and we trust
that measures may he speedily taken to
procure his return 10 his friends and home
where lie will be more likely to find
balm to his broken spirits than can he ex-
pected in the situation in which he is now,
we fear, unfortunately placed.
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Copper, Sheet From, and
Tin Ware Mandatory.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
NHE Subscriber has just received, A large
IL assortment of Copper. Sheet Iron and Tin
Plate; which he will manufacture to anv pat.
fern. usual in such Ware: such as. STOVES.
STOVE PIPES, STILLS, STILL WORMS.
and every variety ofTIS WARE.
He solicls the patronage of his friends
and the public in general, in South Carolina
aud Georgia as he intends keeping a con-
s'ant and full supply Of the above articles, his
customers will not be disappointed from the
want Of materials b. CHIW.
: The highest price will he given for Old
Pemtsr, Copper. Brass and L.ad.
Augusta. Ga. April Is. 1879 If II
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South Carolina Copper,
SHEET IRON & TIN WARE
.RElg9sakfNC1Org.

n WOULD respectfully inform the Mer-
u chants AID Planters Of this State. and all
who may please 10 give me call, that have
located at Hamburg, S. c., with view to a
permanent residence; aud engaged in the
manufacture of Copper, sheer lro.; and Tin
Ware-which | will furnish by Ithotcsaie or
Retail, Of the best quality, at the to,ceSt rates.
Having experienced Northern Workmen,
and being practical mechanic nyseIfI can at
tend 10 Roofing. Gmtering. and Spouting; and
all other Jobs Of ercry description in my business,
,chich shat be ,eeli done, and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attendedto.
a superior assortment Of Japanned Ware
Also, Stamp'd Plates, all sizes, just received.
a. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March 2s, 1889. tfe