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Centre Of Attraction ~
~ IA. NORTH n On.
wv GUILD inform their friends and the pub.
w lie that they have added TO their for
mer assortment large e. well selected stock
of GOODS, purchased at the lowest cash pri-
ces, and will be sold accordingly. Among
their variety may be found splendid
Assortment OF DRY GOODS.
FOR THE LADIES. ~
An assortment of the most fashionable styles
of Mouslin de LANES Of the latest New York
patterns; Prints, light and dark, of all styles,
colors and qualities; Printed Lacons, Fnrni-
lures, Scotch Ginghams, of an entirely new
and handsome figure; black, blue black and
colOr'd Silks; black and blue black Bomba-
zines; black and blue-bl Grape, Roche,
Rob Roy, MerinO and raw silk Shawls; chal-
ly, sewing and raw silk H'dfs; Scarfs, Wells,
Hosiery Ofall kinds; kid, picnic, Isle thread,
plain silk, linen and cotton Gloves damnSk
and brown linen Table Spreads; Table Cow
ers; French Slippers and Shoes of all kinds !;
linen cambria Hd'fs, Parasols, Shaker Bon,
nets, Laces, Muslins, Quillings, Insertings,
Edgings, &c. &c. &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Broadcloths- blue black, brown, null
berry, Adelaide, green, &c. Cassimeres and
0otaAuCtS 0uU pAaAsu S0esb sOSttuGS- -
large lot of light do.-silk and cotton Velvet |;
water proof Mobeskin; worsted, cotton, and
gum-elastic braces Pongee Hd'kfs, silk and
cotton Flags, Plaid g. black Italian Cravats,
II. 8. linen and cotton Gloves, satin aud bonn
bazine Stocks, Palm leaf Hats, &c. &c. &c.
An extra lot of LOOKING GLASSES, just re-
ceived, Of mahogany and zebra wood frames,
all sizes. Also, Furniture Paper.
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
C1'Ockes.g, Hollow Ware,
Hardware, and
Glass Ware, GROCERIES,
including an endless variety of Goods, too
numerous to be mentioned, but may be seen
at their store in West street, where the calls
Of the public are respectfully solicited, and
where they fatter themselves that they will
still continue to merit a share of the patron
age of this and the neighboring towns.
Barter. Taken in exchange, all kinds
of Lumber, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tallow,
Beeswax, Eggs, Grain, Cash, &c. &c.
Litchfeld, April 25. AZ
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At Court Of Probate holden at H0rscinton,
within and 5or tie District of HarfDinton, on
the 18Th day Of May A. n. 1880:
Present. AbVoh Catlin, Esq. Judge
an motion Of Sheldon Pond, administra.
~ tor on the estate Of JOSIAH POM, within
said district, deceased, this Court doth assign
at the probate Office in Harwinton, for the
hearing, allowance and settlement of the adj
ministration account on said estates and di-
reefs the said administrator to give public
notice to all persons interested III said estate
to appear (if they see cause) before said court
at said time and place, to be heard therein,
by posting notice ofthe same on the signpost
in said Harwinton, and advertising The same
in a newspaper published in Litchfeld, at
least two weeks before the said Sd day Of
JUNE. Certified from Record.
so JosHuA WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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ALL PERSONS

NDEBTED to the firm Of N. MORSE q
= SON. either by note or book account, are
requested to make immediate payment to
LiteAfsld, Man 9, 1850. AZ
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MO&E& .MORNE

"OULD take this opportunity of tender
w ing his thanks to the public for past ia
vors-and having dissolved the business of
the firm Of nj. Morse & Son, he will now de-
vote his time exclusively to the RETAILING Bu-
sINEss. and hopes by his attention to his GUS
toners to merit continuance of their patron
age. Those who may want articles in my
line Of business will please call at my shor,
where they will find a good assortment of
WARES, consisting of Plain and Japenned Tin
Ware, Britannia CoDee and Tea Pots Of rari-
ous patterns, Brass Kettles and CGn1gesticks-
Soapstone FaSnGces-togethcr with most arti-
Giles usually wanted.
Also, on hand for sale, an assortment Of
COOKING STOVES.
The above Wares will be sold on reasona-
BILE terms. Also. oil kinds of
z Sheet Iron Work and Face Trosghs
made to ordeN on short notice, by
MOSES MORSE, West street.
Litchfeld, April Is. 1889. 40
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40 tee Fashionable.
"A NEW assortment at Mowssellss de Leiaea
small hgureS just received at the
May CENTRE OF ATTRACTION.
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u. s. Mail Stage
FROM M
Litehfield to NeW.HaYen.

Litehfield TO NeW.Havem,
II caves Litchfeld Mondays, Wednesdays
A and Fridays, at 8 o'clock, arrives in New
Haven at o'clock p. M. Returning, leaves
New Haven on the arrival of the steam boat
from N. York, passing through Humphreys
vile and Woodbury., Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. For passage or information
apply at either of the public houses in Litch-
field, or to III. MIX, New Haven.
~ 8. DELLIRER.
Litchfela, Merck 20, 1888. a.,
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1ROADOH0YIF

"A N extensive assortment Cf superfine and
"A common Cloths, Pilot Cloths, Beaver &
Mohair Cloths, blue full'd Cloths, all for sale.
Jassasy IL. I. LAWRENCE.
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Winfar ADVANCEMENT.

TTNTn further notice. the Steamboats, New
~ HAVEN, Capt. ]. Stone, and New HAVEN.
Capt. s. B. Stone, will alternately leave New
Haven daily from the Steamboat place at @
O'Clock Al. M. Returning, leave New York
daily, from the Steamboat place foot Of Beck
man street. at = o'clock A. M. Il II ,gFs
ia Foo. Hartford. d
The passengers for Hartford, and the towns
intermediate, will proceed Immediately on
their arrival at NeW-Haven in the cars of the
Hartford and New Haven Rail Road Co. to
Meriden, from thence in Post Coaches to
Hartford, arriving at about A P. ~. haa
FOR ALBANY.
: Post Coaches leave Hartford for Albany
every evening, Saturdays excepted. al 10
O'clock, and arrive in Albany at about +.
Nj. the next day.
Fog .albsssss, USG LitchGeyd, Ae,,
Passengers can also take the stage al the
Steamboat Landing al New Haven for Alba.
nv, which leaves Immediately on. arriRalo of
the boat, via Waterbury, Litchfeld, Goshen.
and Canaap. Mondays, Wednesdaysan Fri
days, and via Wolcottville & Winsted Tues.
days. Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrive
in Albany at about 8 p. NJ.
CHA'S w. EIINMAN. Argent.
Ne'0-HagsR, Ign. !, 1859. Al.
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harie. found a distinguished scholar, one
of our friends, peaceanIv installed in :
cabinet uf small dimensions, reading tine
Of his Iavoriie authors, as if he had been
bv his own fireside. while steam en- zine
was al work, and sending him constantly
supply of air, of a certain degree OF COM
pressInn, which NJ. Tabarie regulated at
his will: this compression. moderate al
first. was elevated gradually and slnw y to
TWO thirds or three quarters of the anloS-
phere, which Is the marimum. This state
is kept up as long as il is desired, and af-
lerward tine air is brought hack, lille by
little. and without any shack, 10 it, usual
State. An aneDlomerer serves TO regulate
this operation. On leaving the macbinr.
from the loss nf his voice after having had
a pulmonary caarrh. He could not make
himself heard, and his respiration was
difficult. lie had plunged himself daily
iHo hath Of compressed air, and fund
his disease much aIneliora'ed. TO prove
this 10 me, Nj. FrancOcur began to sing
The notes of the ganmut which he carried
rs nisn ~ 81.
felt desire to place mvselfin the ma
chine and experience the effect of his ut-
musphcric compression.
| hoped thai NJ, Tabarie would he will
ling 10 obIise me by pressing the air rapid
ly, and raising lhe force as high as posi-
hlr, far did not imagine thar quarter nr
n halfof a,nnsph wonirl, az. any effect
nn a person If hpaIln But from he first
strokes of,hc piston. felt air penetrate
in'o The interior of the ears; felt soon af
ter, slight g''ldincss; then my breathing
became calm anrl The circulation nf blood
also, my pulse falling from eight 10 Ten
heats. aa,l at last had no other sensation
than that of plea IRE, and a sort of refresh
mcnt, which made me desire 10 prolone
the sitting beyond the time which had
been appointed.
had occasion TO appreciate with what
care NJ. 'raharic has studied lr eilcrt Of
his powerful marhinc. and with what src
cess and intelligence he regulates the "p
eralions of il No experiment demands
more confidence in the operator. for from
The moment when we are placed in the
machine, and in the midst Of that atmos
phere which presses you Oh NIL sides, we
are so entirely dependent on him win"
governs The instrument, that VIC belong 10
him and canno escape him.
But the skill of VI. Tabarie, the nnowl
edge hich he brings To the management
of his machine, the care with which he
avoids all sudden transitions. wilI probabl,
cause his invention 10 surceeh, not only
win The sick, To whom il will be great
recourse, Of physi"losI>ls. who will find Il
new power oi great energy, aud very Gu
rious to study its influence oD the he
momcna OF economy, but of the curious
and amateurs of new and unknown sen.
Sati0ns.
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LADY BuLwEn's CHEvELEY.-Ourfn fna

LADY BULwER's CHEvELEY.-Our final
impressions, on closing this work. are that
the fair aulhoress is Il saiirical, sharp, p,ra,h-
or witty woman. and wiIhal, Tartar of
The inIcnsesl school. Indeed, we can
hardly Imagine how the parties managed.
under llle circumstances to escape the fate
of those marvellous Gals which tlrceiSpd
in kikrnny,-Or how there was any thing
left OF either. We cannot dispos>ess our
selves of The idea thai the lady has had
wrongs; hui it would seem thar the fierce
ness Of her spirit as well Il, the game of
her physique. would create a soul of mnti
nv under the shell Of terrapin-lo say
nolhng of man of high strung senshil
ties. and triumphant, and therefore impa-
rienr. genius. The suhioine'i sketch Of
her ladyship is from the Corsuir--one "i
hose Editors, Mr.. Willis, she has carica-
lured in her novel, under Ihe similiude of
one who, though intended for quire anoth-
rr parsonage, speaks and acis precisely
like an English cockney. There is not
faithful shade or lineameDr. either as to
speech, manner or form, in the whole pir
lure. lfh her Lady<hp's others are moi bet
ter, there are no transcripts of real life in
her whole production. The assaulted
parry who draws the following, might say
to her, in the spirir of the italian, II also
anl painter!"-Phil. Gar.
Miss Wheeler. (alias Julia Neville,a alias
Lady Lylton BuIwer,) was the daughter
ofa most worthy and respectable widow,
living some three years ago in Park News.
small lane running in The rear of Seymour
Place, May Fair. Mrs. Wheeler was
early left Il widow with one daughter, n
tall. handsome. slender girl. who rhanceh
10 attract the attention of Edward Bulwer
then fresh from college. The attachment
was n romantic one, and soon discovered,
and slrcnuously opposed hy Mr.. Bulwers
mother. We have manv times listened TO
the story Of their meeting ITO drink tea"
with symparhising lady, who occupied
'rhree pair of stairs back" in Fleet-srrect,
and who ultimately succeeded in marrying
two pcrsons, who were neither, as she
then thought. 'long for this world" To
her great surprise, Miss Wheeler has since
turned out to be among the fatesr Of wo-
men.and Mr.. Bulwer the most immortal
Of men. The aristncrntic mother was
snon reroncileh to the match, bun as the
novel shows The daughter in-law Continued
10 live at swords prints with every mem
her of the family. her husband included
BuIwer horc her "inconpatibiliiv" as lons
as he conld, in form, and finally bought "A
new house in the country, nor far from
London, furnished it exqni>itcly, and snp-
plying her every earthly want hui that of
his own society. left her to expend her
nrcenlricitieS on her dogs, which, TO The
1urnber Of round dozen, are her perpcru-
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE. DEPAtTMENT,
., I.l -.lu

EAAEl u ~ olIl .Ah 7
COLUMBIA MARCH l3.lS39.
Bg His Erecllency PATRICK NOBLE. Esq.
Gorernor and ComMandcr-in-chtet, IN and OF
the State Of South Carolina.
WNHEREAS, iniormaIom has been receIv-
Wv ed in this Department, that most al
troclOus murder was committed III Laul"ni
District, Oh the 9TH Of ths month. by Garter
PARKER on the body Of Jefferson Ro,eldnd and
that said Parker has fld from jnSticr.
Now, know yc that 10 the cad ustice may be
done, and that the said Garter Parker may he
brought 10 legal trial and conlign punishment
for MS offence, as aforesaid. do herehv offer j..
reward ofTHREE HUNDRED DOLLttS.
for his apprehrusio and delivery :! oay I:'!i
in the State. Garter Parker is d scrihed II,
being about 81 years ofagc. about q el J Incl.
high, light colored hair, heard incI:lng TO red
disnness, rather a thin visage, sandy complexion
talks quick and cuts his words shorr; face to err
bly, broad at the eyes, but narrow al tie chr;
small piece broken off al O:,e OF his front te t
broad shoulders, slender waist. has n habit %
SUCKING his teeth, large knees and knock knee
he is Il blacksmith by trade, aud fond of arden
spirits.
Given under my hand aud sal of the S:"t'.
at Columbia. 1:5ili day of March, in III
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
drrd and lhirtv-nine, and in the sixty third
wear of the Independence of the United
States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
By the Governor.
M LABoRDE, Secretary of State
March 81. 1888 f!
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VOLUME Nv.
TER VI S.

The EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER IS pub
Iishetl every Thursday morning al Three
Dollars per annun, if paid in advance-
Three Dollars aud Fifty Cents If moi paid
before the expiration Of Six Months from
the date of Subscription-and Four Dol
lars if not paid within Twelve Months
Subscribers ont of the State are required
to pay in aduance.
No subscription received for less than
one near, and no paper discontinued until
all arrearages are paid. except at the OPP
ton of The Publisher.
All subscriptions will he continued un'
less otherwise ordered before the exPlra-
,ion of the year.
ANY person procuring five Subscribers
and becoming responsible for the same,
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspiouously inserted at
624 cents per square, (l2 lines. or less
for the first insertion, and ABA els for each
continuance Those published m"nlhly,
or quarterly will be charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number Of insertions marked
on them, will he continued until ordered
OUT. and charged accordingly.
All communications addressed to the
Editor, post paid, will I've promptly and
strictly attended to.
WE DURIsOE, Publisher.
Feb Z, 1859
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New Spring and Summer
d1absDaDS.

YE He Subscriber informs his friends and
u the publl. generally. that he i,as ust re-
ce,,ed irom New York, complete assort-
mcnl of Stape and Fancy, Spring aud Sum-
her GuodS-among winch are,
Sd "A sd aid IA brown d b.eaclied Shirt
ings and SheetIngs
A handsome assortment ght cold Prints.
5U pieces light co'rd London 10.
French prints ami inri.. Jaconet,
Mourning and half mourning prints and
MusiihS,
Super printed Lawns,
4-4 and ~ CambrIcs and cambric Musins
Swiss anu book nuslins,
Jacnnet. plald and stripe do.
LvonIalsc and brocadr do.
Ladies and gents white and black, silk II. S.
and kid Gloves,
- Cot OIL and thread do.
" Misses black and white nett,
Lace and i.alIZr do.
A handsome assortment oil gauze and satin,
aru Alantna Ribbons.
Dcsl IlaIuI sewlngs, black, blue back, and
assor'ed by the quantity,
Hem-sIlt Ie'i, an super linen cambrlc Hkfs.
Mems and boys Poneee do.
Ladies' gauZe. Hermann, sro-de-nap and sew
ing silk Hk's.
Al Irish linens and linen lawn,
PLAN, Inserted and irilled busoms and linen
collars,
81 and l0-4 table diaper, 3-4 birds eye and
Gu>sia Diaper,
Ga "a and lU.4 damask table COVERS,
French mapkIns IL towels,
French brow. a..d grass Linens.
Whi.e and brown linen DrilllheS
Super ibid do.
variety of Cotton do. col d. and striped for
Pants.
Osnaburgls,
Cuses of ralm leaf md willow Ilocds,
Emglis Devon straw Bonnets,
4 large assortment Of silk aud cotton hose
and hall Hose,
3-4 and A plaid and striped domestic,
silk. sati,,, and Marseil:es Vesting,
PurasoIs AMI Umbrellas.
Furniture. dinItN and fringe.
Bla;'k bombazIeS an! nerIros for Coats,
Paris needle wurk,l musiin caprs Il collars.
french baskets, bl"a"he,I Ru,sIR Sheeiings
Any thing like Il .emc al enlmerati"n oi ar
.icls /. imI.ra ticabls; bul these in addition to
his former stock. make it sufficiently extensive
and he trusts his prices a:r sufficiently mOder
he tn be worthy the attention OF all who wish
% supply themselves with articles in his line.
His former customers and all who bmy in this
marker, will do him, and perhaps themselves
l favor by examining his assortment before
purchasing.
JOHN o D FORD.
Hamburg. March II. 1899. If
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NO. 49,:

'l companions. They (he dogs) are inn
noralized collectively, and Individually,
in Chevrley.
Somurh for The real history which has been
made The basis oflhs novel. The scenery
par' of IL is from her Ladyships album.
The record ofa journey she made some 7
years ago 10 Naples. in her husbands com.
pany. Who the "Mowbrays" of that ex-
curSion were we are unable 10 say. but wo
presume should Mr. Buwer take her hint
aud he killed by a resIive horse, she will
inform us by carrying out her story with n
renarrlase. We happened to follow very
close y on her track through the principal
Giles of l'aly, hui we will bear witness, if
called upon in Doctors Commons, that,
with The exception of a King Charles
spaniel, we never heard her name associa-
ted with any male whatever.
We have grounds for believing, that
her Ladvship misrepresents herself in
another particular; the silent grief with
which Lady de Clifford receives the
marks Of her husbands coldness and ihdiE-
ference. In one chapter, she makes her
lord threaten her with a blow. In physic-
al strength. Mr. Bulwcr is much the
"weakcr vessel" and has, il is commonly
said, very often been made 10 realize it,
Mrs. BIS. incursons, u ct armis into his
bachelors rooms in the Albany" at un-
reasonable hours, compelled the unresist.
ing authur al last 10 accept friendly invi-
taIou. aud take refuge for his household
gods with Count d Orsay. Here at pres
rnt he lives, under the projection of an in.
cxnrable potter at The door. and a.vigi-
liant tiger within, and The spite that was
thus suppressed in her ladyship's nails,
oozed out from her fingers ends-in a
novel.
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High life in 1eras.-The sprieh,ly
B"tialonian whilum among The dead, now
as quick" as the hest of its city conlem-
porarrs gives graphic account ofa visit
which lhc fri'nd of Ibe editor paid to Gen.
Houston then President Of Texas IiuIo
more. Than year ago. The visiter found
bi- Excellency "in small log cabin, with
half II roof and no floor, on miserable
ritkcry old bed, without sheets or pillow.
between two old blankc,s-that looked as
if they had been common camp properly
through IA long campaign. and constituted
with his old military cloak, The whole Of
his rxcellcncy's bcdding-si,ling up in his
shin, with one brawnS, naked, dark look
ins ieg. hanging over The betlstead, talk
inc TO his attendant Gen. Henderson, (then
Attorney General, now minister TO Eng
land, who was seated on an old chesI) Civ
ING audience TO yiSiers, and earnestly en-
gagged in rh very interesting operation Of
catching .1ieas. This is no fiction. N
1. Ga1ettc.
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The tract on which he now resides, confirm
ing about 800 acres, lying o. the Sme Road
leading from Edgelield Court House to Augusta,
within 4 miles of the 'ourt House, and l9
from augusta. On the premises are eood Build.
ilIss. and an Orchard nt two thousand and
eight hundred fine Fruit Trees.
Also Ihr plare formerly owned by E. j.
Younghlood containing about $50 acres, with
necessary buildings al new
Also, the place known as Be!lrvu", within 2
and 81 miles of the Village. Il has II two story
Building, and is as fine situarion as any in the
District. 1t contains l0D acres, 10 Of which
are cleared
All The tracts cortain about 700 acres Of fiue
timber woodland and all have fine springs.
p rsons desi"ous o.! purchasing may examine
for themselves.
The terms will be accommodating.
w. B. MAYS.
May a. 1899 tt IL
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Ma ~ GOQbanS.

TENIIE Subscribers nave -; received from
d New York. il general assortment Of
spring and Summer Goods. of the latest aud
most iaslli. nabIe articles in their line.
They consist IN part Of:
Gros detats. Thibct, French cloths, Gam
bro"LS.
Grass linen and linen drings, for Sum-
lncr Wear,
Cashmere. Chall. EeStings, Stocks,
Collars. Bosonls. Gloves, suspenders,
Fine Hats ard Umbrellas.
They keep constantly or ha'd d. a general
ass riment Of MILITARY TRIMMINGS. of
all kinds: and they afr prepared to execute nj!
orders with despa'ch.
They invite ;heir customers. and the public
generally, to call and examine for themselves
HARRINGTON q BRYAN.
Edgeficrd E.. ii. April |. lc39 If 9
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South Carolina Copper,
SH-. EFT CN & r3N WARE
.VNal2xfuCGOrV.

IA WOULD respectfully INFORM the Mrr-
IL chants PIan.ers of thus State. am, all
who may p ease 20 give nv call, that have
located nt Hamburg 5. c., with view to a
perma ent resider ce; d engaged i'll the
manufacture of Copper. shee Iro ;and Tin
Ware-whch | will furnish by fhOicsaic or
Eetnu, ofthc best quality. Il, the to,ecst rates.
Having experienced Northern Worknen,
md being praclira! mechanic mysef.l car al
'cnd Eoeting. Guticring and Spouting; and
all other labs Of erery description i'll my business,
,chich shall be ,ccl DONE and Oh short notice.
All orders will br thankfully received aud
promptly attrndedto.
superior assortment Of Jupanncd Ware
Ns,,, Stamp'd Plales. ali sizes, .usr Re ceived.
4. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March 2S. 1880 tie
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Scene IN Sucker Court.-The llonian
Tells the following amusing story Of Il
scene that occurred during the sitting OF
Que Of the Illinois Circuit Couits.
n constable, W hu had been lately induc-
led into Office, was in attendance on tho
couri. and was ordered by the Judge 10 call
John Bell and Elizabeth Bell. He i'm
medialely began at the top of his lungs.
John Bell and Elizabeth Bell"
''One nc rime," sail the judge"
'One AT Il lime-onc al "a lime-onc at
lIlne." shouted The constable.
NOW you've done it," exclaimed tho
Ju"gr oul Of patience.
Now you've done it-now you've doue
iI--now you've done it," yelled the con-
stable.
There was no standing this. and court,
bar, and bysanders broke out into hear
ty laugh, To The perfect surprise and dis
may Of The aslonished constable.
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New Spring g. Summer
Stare of SOut.. ar lima
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In THE COMMON PLEAS.

Thomas L. Jump, vs. Attachment Assumnsi,
Park d Fowler. ' -A'''A'p'''
Hatch kimball 4 co Attachment, Assumpsit
vs. Park & Fowler. 'A''""t''''
6 He Plaintiffs in the above cases having this
day filed their declaration, and the Detcn.
dunts having neither wives nor attorneys
known to he in this State. ordered, that if the
said Defendants do not appear and make their
defence. within year and day from this
date, final and absolute judgement shall be
forthwith given and awarded for the said
plaintiffs in attachment.
JAMES WARDLAW, C. C.. P.
Clerks Office.
Nov -, 1888 Bat ado 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-13

The United States Marshal advertised for
sale The property of the sure,ies Of MIR.
Swartwou', late Collector of the port OF
New York, a, public auction, on the first
inst.