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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-27
Factorage s. Commisson
b USIsN f. S s:
HAMBURG, SC.

TNyHE Subscriber respectfully takes leave
8 to renew to his customers, his sincere
Acknowledgements fortl extensive patronage
hitherto bestowed on him; and would beg to us
sure them of a continuance OF that strict aiten-
ton to their Interests which, from largely in
creased business, he llallers himself has been
appreciated.
lie deems it unnecessary 10 dilaic. to MEE.
CHANTS, on the evident superiority of his claims
10 their patronage as Il RECEIFING AND
FORF.IRDING AGEyT:-his long experience
in that department; rigorous observance Of in
sfructionS, and the rates Of Hauling; his entire
h,tcnton being restricted 10 Commission Bn-
sincss alone; and the isolated and cierafed posi-.
ton OF bis warehouse, thus Iessening the risks
from fire and innnd7lip,H; are circumstances,
which, ,rih all due difference, cntitlc him to
precedence.
TO PLANTERS he would again tender his scr
vices in the sale of their COTTON and other PRO.
DucE: 10 this department he appropriaics his
personal attention. aud from his practical nowl-
edge of this business. he feels assured he will
promote the interests oftliosc who may cnnsign
10 him. ]. F. BENSON.
Hamburg, s. C. July IS, 1910 f 30
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SheFiH'S Sales.

HP Y Virtue of slludry writs Of .fcri taeins,,o
ED me directed, will be sold ut Edgctield e..
HOUSE. Oh The first Monday and Tuesday III
September nexi, the following property. viz:
a. j. Rambo, W. ]. X. kbmrn, one tract Of
land containing fifteen hundred acres. more or
less, adjoining lands Of S. @. Hammond, VIM
Garrett and others.
Thos. Morris, vs. Sterling Powell, one tract
Of land, adjoining d.. Walker and others.
The State, vs the same, the above described
property.
Penn g. Brannou. VS. j. H. Smith, one house
and lot at Liberty Hill, Of two ucres, more or
less, adjoining L. Fl. Munday and others.
l.. Geddings, YsJ. o. X. Hammond. ore
tract of land containing eighty acres, more or
less, adjoining lands Of Samuel Hammond, and
others.
Brainard &: Peck, VS. Oliver Simpson, one
tract ol land, adjoining lands Of Charles Lamar
and others.
b. r. Gouedy, VS. Mack Lamar, the tract Of
land where defendant lives, adjoining Charles
Lamar, and others.
S. CHRISTIE, S. F. D.
Aug. II. 1910 d %
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From tks Soufh Caroiipian.

We have the pleasure 10 announce to
the public, that, through our intervention,
as mutual friends of tine parties, The affair
of honor, between Coils. LEWIS 7. Wig
FALL. and JAMEs 2, CARROLL. of Edge
field, has been honorably and anlicably
settled.
We think it proper to state, that we did
not &c, in the capacity of a Board of Hon-
or, with power to dictate the terms OF adj
iusI,nent between the parties, ar rs arbi-
traitors. to compromise their honor: but that
we occupied the office, as above Indicated,
of mutual friends, rendering our adrice,
and aiding with our counsel; and that, in
that capacity, we had the pleasure to et-
feet mutual explanations, between the
principals, through their friends, and in
tla, way produced an adjustment. perfect
Iy honorable to both parties, and most
credirahIe 10 their feelings and characters
as gentlemen. i. Il. ELMORE.
+. II. GOODWIN,
JAMES JONES.
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SIlcYIN's Sales,
HPY Virtue of sundry writs of Ficri Facia
lid shall proceed to sell at Edgcfcld Cour

EpY Virtue of sundry wrts of Ficri Facias
LID shall proceed to sell at Edgefed Court
House, on the first Monday i'll September next,
the following property viz:
hIciZ ami Hendrix, vs. Abncr Nelson, the
defendants interest i'll one hundred acres OF
land, adjoining John l1oey aud others.
William Malet, vs. William Towles, one
negro man Charles
Mitchell s. Ransom, VS. Randall Delaughtcr'
one negro man, Charles
Penn & Brannon. va the same; Levi NJ.
Churchill, VS. the same; Noble Gerome, bearer
VS. the same, the above described properly.
Harrel, Wright, g. Co., vs. VIM. Yarbor
oush, the defendants interest in four hundred
and thirty acres of land, more or less, adjoining
John Inflow and others.
Robbins d Conner, vs. the same, the above
described property.
Wade Glover, VS. Dyonicious Il. Wright
ono tract OF land, containing four hundred and
fifty acres, more or less. adjoining John Cooker
and others.
John p. King, vs. Margaret Clark, ten nc
grocs, viz: Eliza and her child Dave, Betsy,
Jane, Spencer, Bob, Polly, Lucy, Laura, and
Jack.
NJ. Ardis, Executor. VS. John Cooker. onc
tract Of land, continuing two hundred dni fifty
acres. more or less, adjoining Casper Neal and
others.
Lorain Giddings. VS. Mathew Gray, two ne.
grocs, Clarissa. and her child William.
William w. Johnson, VS. the same, the above
describe property.
Henry Kennedy, VS. Jarrett Wise, one gray
marc.
ii. W. Posey and II. Edison, VS. Benjamin
Evans. one bay horse and one surrel mare.
NJ. D. aIaher, vs the same, the above des.
cribed property.
Bland s: Catin. VS. the same, the above dcs
crbed property. Terns--Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
Aug IS, ls40 c29
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SAVANNAH. August l6.-From Florida.
by the Steamer Gen. Clinch, Capt.
Brooks, we yesterday forenoon received
tlSa Jacksonville Advocate OF Tuesday
last. We extract The following:
JACKsoNvlLIE, Aug. IL.
Indians.-a friend lram Nashville III
forms us that The Indians still show them
selves occasionally in that neighburhood.
a party WAS seen near clog Town" re-
Gently by negro, in the act of conveying
on the back nf pony, beef liiaithey had
killed, and on being pursued wrre'lisco :cr-
el on The margin ui' log Town Prnric, bar
becuins their i'll COTTON plmnder. They were
approached by The scouting party sufficient
y near TO see their fires, and bur for The i'm
prudent rasllness of the commander ofihe
scout, who discharged his Gun before
getting within shooting distance. they
might have all been surprised and taken.
But upon The discharge of the gun. the
fires were Immediately ex,inguisIicd, and
the Indians no where TO he found. 1t is
supposed there were eight or nine indians.
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From tic american Farmer.

"TuENlps.- you have not already
got in your turnips, delay nor a day in
preparing your ground and sowing them.
In preparing the ground he sure neither 10
spare munure nor labor. No Que should
dream Of cul'ivnIug lurnips with less Than
two ploughing>, and us many roIlines and
borrowings as will perfectly pnlvprize The
ground Fine iIlh is absolutely ncccssa-
ry TO success in the culture of this root.
MASURE,-C0w manure is the best. II
that be not at hand, ashes is the next hest;
and If they he not altainabIc, any we'll ROT
ted manure will answer; but we question
if long dung will do.
Preparation Of The Secd.-Snak them
in Il sau'nu of equal parts of sui phrr anil
saltpcire iortwelvo hours belnrc sowing;
dry the seed in ashes, SOW, harrow, or
brush them in, then roll the surface even
ly, and your work ofpnl,ing in will he at
on end. RI IA few bushels of ashes. or one
of lime 10 the acre he sown over tho field.
So much The beIler.
Prercntion against hr Fly.-As soon as
you have sown your seed. gel hall busllcl
or more of elder leaves, put them into Il
hushel, fill it up with wafer, stir and hruisc
thoroughly. so us 10 incorporate the juice
with The water. As soon as your turnins
como up, go over them mop in hand, and
spriukling the solution over them. Re-
peat this night and morning for three or
four days, and ynu will save your plants.
The staler This solution is the more cfIi
cacous it will prove.
Cuttnre-When your tnrnips arc Of the
dimensions of lhe circle of dollar, run 4
harrow through them ho,h ways: When
their leaves assume The size Of tho palm or
your hand, harrow them again. and in q
few days thereafter thin them out to about.
six or eight inches apart, weed and Law
them by, for your cultivation will then
been completed.
QuantityofScsl.- Ono pound to the acre,
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From TIC augusta Con9itm,onalist. 18th ms
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,

One the largest political meetings ever
assembled in this county. was held a, the
CITY Hall on Friday evening last. The
meeting WAS organized by calling John
Phinzy ,n the Chair and appointing J II.
Mann, and a. G. Willis, as Secretaries.
BY a unanimoaS call, ilr Told, of the
Virginia Scuate, being invited to address
The meeting. gave in speech of about an
hour, in the manly and courteous style of
IL Firginian, condensed history Of the rise
and progress nr the political parties of the
counry; lhrrihly dwelling, in his inlrudnc-
ton, upon the necessity and importance.
NJ this critical peri I'd, of studying closely
tie various devices the Federali>is had
resOrled TO. from The time of their Founder.
Hamilton, to the present day, in order to
oaiu their ends-a strong ccutral govern
'ncnt. instcal of stale so ereianrics.
Gen. GIascock next gave most cheer
Iuo account, as tilr result of the ohserva
liouS he himself had made, and ofIhe assu
RANGES which had been made 10 him,
throughout the several counties he had
visited, since he had The honor to address
his friends in Augusta; and. in his usual
eloquent anl convincing manner. touched
upon the general political SANDERS, prupa-
gated anl disseminated for local effect.
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RrE'-planters who va1uejucy mutton
through the winter and spring, or arc
pleased atlhc sight of fine vcIlnw butter.
instead ofwhiic taIlnwy eluIl, ought to he
preparing their land for Rye. If any in
tend to resi- cation field ncxI year, the
serd may be sown at the last working of
The cotton: from December to March or
April it will afford him pasture of much
mporlanca-anl to planr corn or peas for
Il green crop whenever he can spare time
from his other business, which will do his
land more service in one season, than rest
ing three or four.
Rye should be sown early in Srp,em-
brr. where it is intended to be paslurcL.-
Planter.
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Rebnh'c Of Inc .iJoEtionisis.--The Bap.
llsI Churches al Fellowship in Wilcox. and
Carlowvillc in Dallas, have recently with
drawn from all connection nr intercourse
with The "American Blplisi Foreign Mis-
sianary Society,"" on accounI of the circu-
ia,l"n of Ahnlirion papers by thai body.-
The resolutions of'he Churches are Justly
severe upon the fanaiical wretches who
would d"InSe our country in blood, to ac-
compIish their mad schemcs.--Alaban0
Press.
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u EsssEaEAS, &c.

q Case domestic and Scotch Gingham Um-
Il brclaS also Ladies Silk Umbrellas and
ParaSols.
In addition to the above, and just received,
new English and American Prints, Pavillian
GauZe, Blond Nett. Bnndam, SpitafficId and
Pongcc Handkcrchiets, Fancy do. Bed Quilts.
English and .Americun Long Cloths. Velvet
Ribbons, Spool Thread Patent do, Vestinqs.
Snspendrrs, Gloves, Quilt Back, Common
She'll small plain, white horn. Twist Victoria.
Log Cabin. Common and French Dressing,
Fine Ivory and Negro Combs, &c. SC.
JOHN o. B. FORD.
Hampurg, Aug l5,,la4O lf29
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ltiHy Rrpartce.-A Frcnchman once
trading in the market, was interrupted by
an inncrtincnt would he. wagesh snrt of
a fellow; wh" ridicued him by iniraling
his imperfect manner If speaking the En-
gll'h. Alter pa'ie.,t lisIrning TO him for
snme time, the Frrnchman cnoIly replied,
"Alin" line friend. you vu' '!o well IN stop
now; for if Samson had made no better
Use OF de jaw bone of Ass dan you do, he
w"nhl never have killed so many Fills.
iianS"
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HeOGKEF EgQNE1 LOST.

h OST about the 18th. July last. OH The low
EA er Columbia Road, lending 10 Hamburg.
between MIR. Watsnns and The Old Wells,
alarge
LEATHER POCKET BOOK,
containing. Notes and Accounts, viz: one Note
on Absolum Horn. for Thir,y-lour Dollars
given in March last, and due the 2lll, of De.
ccnber next One OH julius Satchcr. for Four
teen Dollars given in March last and due
sometime in June last. Ono OH Arthur Lon. for
Three Dollars and fifty cent date not rrcollcc.
ted. Mr.. Derrick folsonback was witness to
both Mr.. Saich"rs and Mr.. Lofts Notes. An
persons are hereby cautioned from trading for
said Notes and the drawers are requested not
to pay them, unless accompanied with an order
Irnm me. A.y information respecting said
Notes or Accounts will b. thankfully received
SYDNEY NORRIS.
Aus. ~. $50 30
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The Crops During the week we have con-
vcrscd with several gentlemen, who have tr;l-
yelled considerable in the np-country, and they
concur in stating that ccrops of Corn arc finer
than they have Enown them to he in twenty
years. Large fields which produced last year
but little more tIan the seed planted have HOW
the temperatures Of rich river bottoms. They re-
por, less iavorably of the Cotton crop; the stalks
have grown very large, hut there is hardly Il
prospect of am average cr0p.-Ibid.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
lst Brigade Cavalry. July 23 ISI

HEAD QUARTERS,
lst Brigade Cavalry, July q, 1910. {
VENnE I'd Regiment of Cavalry. will ass' m.
81 bic al Camp Wayne, (near Liberty HiI)
on Saturday the 10Th day OF Angrsl next, uni.
formed and equipped for review, drill and in.
specion, the line 10 he formed and ready for
review at II o'clock NJ
The Commissioned Officers, and Scrgcar,s.
will assemble at the same place, OH the day pre-.
vious, for drill and instruction.
Field AMI general returns, Of the effective
sire"eth arms. and equipments, of the Reni-
ment, will he made ou, and handed To the Brig
ule Major, before parade is dismissed.
Brigade and Regimcntal Stalrare ordered to
be in attendance.
Coz. Cochran is charged with the extension
Of this order.
By order of Drrgadirr General,
w. 4. WARDLAW, Brig. Mai.
LIST Brig. Cav, s. C.. N.
August g. 1910 d 27
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FOR SALE.

FE7HE Subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE
u and LOTat Poitclsville. Also, his Coacl.
Building establishment. withall the work. finish.
cd Il unfinished. Also his Black Sma1s Tools,
and those used in the Woodand Paint Shops.
Also, his Stock on hand, such as Leather Cloth,
Laccs &c. DC.
Terms made easy to suit the purchaser
For further particulars apply to
JOHN McNfELL.
Pnttersrillc, Aug. 25, 1910 It 80
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ESTR AYBID.

ENRON the Subscriber, about the 10Th of
u March last. Colts. one dark iron grey
fily. three years old; when she left, she had on
Il common size iron bell, attached 10 a leather
collar. fastened on with leather latch. The
olel. a year old. br ght bay horse coli. with
some while ha,s in the face. will satisfactorily
reward any one who will stop said colts. or
either OF Them, and give lnc information; direct
to Mt. Willing Post Office S. c.
SIMEON CROUCH.
MI. Willing Aug. %. 1910 d 80
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NEW ASSORTMENT
OF
GROCERIES,
THE SUBSCRIBERS

Ii L. SlJDDl
EH AVE now on llund, AMI are daiiY reco;r-
n Il ing, genera assortment Of New Goods
which they offer for sale on reasonable terms,
consisting in purt oftIle following articles, viz:
~ hhds good and prime Sugar,
500 lbs White Havana do.
1000 . choice Loaf and Lump Snsar,
$40 . double refined Crushed do, choice
article
Is bags prime Rio aud Green Cuba Coffee,
also, Old White Java do.
5 tierccs Rice,
10 hhds Molasscs,
chests Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea,
5000 bshIs Liverpool Ground Salt
1000 lbs German, Blistercd and Cast Steel
$4,000 lbs assorted Swede Iron, consisting Of
the following sizes: ] ! in to 14-2-
2i-2a to Inches wide by TO thicki
also, square and round Bar Iron, from
to 2 inches in size; also, Nail Rods.
Band and Hoop Iron,
100 sctt Wagon Boxes, assorted sizes.
$50 kegs Nails and Brads, do. do. Al
so, 44 in. Spikes
45O pieces best Hemp and Tow. Bagsng,
100 coils Kentucky Rope,
50 do Common do ] to inch.
500 lbs Bagging Twinc.
35,0OO lbs Bacon, (assorted, Shoulders and
NiddIings.
10 boxes choice Sperm Candles,
10 do mould Tallow do.
500 lbs good Feathers,
lOO kegs White Lead MOL.
IS do Dupont's Gunpowder FFT
500 lbs Sole Leather,
2O cases Boots and Shoes,
500 lbs Bar Lead.
ALSO,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soap, Almonds, II. Gin,
Cog Brandy Peach and apple do, n. E.
Ran, Rye Uhiskey, Cider, Tinegar, Madeira
Hine, IrncriDe do, Port, do. Malaga do.
Cotton Osnaburgs; ga. 4-A, and 5-4 Shirtings
und Shertings; Red and White Fannels.
Negro Clothes, Blankets, &c. &c. &c.
FIFTY Pieces Georgia Nan.
ilcens.
ALSO.
WOODEN WARE,
CONSISTING OF
Rush aid Cane Scat Chairs, Hoodcn Scat and
Spindle lack do.. Chitdrcns do do. to-.
Painted ami Lnpaintrd Bxckets, Childrcns
HiH0,o HaGcns Nests Of Measures, do. Of
Painted amt Unpainted Tubs, Brass and Iron
bound Pals, Cradles. Brooms, SC.
ALSO
Timothy md Ecd and White Glover
Seeds.
In addition To tho above. the subscribers will
be receiving throughout the season. additional
supplies Of all kinds OF Goods, usually sold in
their line Of business
SIBLEY g. CRAPON.
Hamburg, Aug lSt lSi0. 4t 81
K The Edgeficd Advertiser, Pendleton
Messenger, and Grcenvle Monntaineer, will
each give The above four Insertions mud forward
their accounts to this ofce-Jou7nai.
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a CA Hs ID.

TENHE Subscriber takes this method of in.
A forming his friends and the public gener-
ally that he will continue Il
General Commission and Factoragc Business,
IN tins place. lie will attcndto to the selling, re-
ce'vlng, forwarding and storing of Cotton, or
other Produce and Merchandise aud to the
buying any article or bill of articles entrusted
To his charge, 10 all of which he will give his
personal attention. and will also make liberal
advances on Cotton shipped through him, to-
Charleston or Savannah Whilst soliciting the
patronage Of his friends he bcgs leatc to rcturn
them his sincere thanks for past favors.
II. l.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg, S. c. July "a, 1910 3m 26
IN Store, and for sale, to order Or otherwise.
large assortment of
Hemp and 1o'o Begging, Bale Ropa
and Iminc.
ii. LII
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C0lumbus Grorgia.-Accordins 10 The
recent u. S. Census. the city of Colum
hns contains 30l3 inhabitants. of whom
l99l are white males. $50 white females,
IL Tree males of color. ID free females OF
color 47G male slaves, and 5:2S female
slaves.
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CAainEH Ann. %

Hail Storm.-We were visited on Saturday
afternoon last about three O'Clock with 4 most
violent storm of wind. rainand hail The par
ticles of hail were not very large but they fell
"tllick as autumnal leaves in Valamhrosa." A
considerable quantity of the foliage was stripped
from onr shade trees. and some glass broken in
such windows as were most exposed to The fl-
ry of the storm. We have not heard of any
place out Of Camden where there was any hail
on the OCCASION referred to.-.Jounci.
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AT an election held in the town orBcau-
lori, on Monday, the 81 nslaut, for Tu,cn.
dant and Wardens. The following scnll.
men were duly lccied:-Col. VIM. Full
Ter, lntcndaDt; Wm. Pemvrlear. VIM. S
Jones, DR.. Jos. Johnson. Dir. NJ. NJ. Sans
f. w. Fichling, and Jno. Richardson
Wardens. Char. Cour.
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hu, be uniting herself in the march ofprin-
ciplc, which had already prevailed in
every State in the Union, except two or
three. including The royal charter of Rhode
Island, he would cheertully record his vote
against the amendment
Aud the restriction proposed by Judge
Spencer was rejected.
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Cs9ELDE EDssHNS.

TIIILDE EDDlNS' Pilgrimage TO
W Texas, P,em. As Il memorial of
Friendship antl esteem, is inscribed 10
Charles X. Johnson, by Giles Chapman.
Just published. aud for sale at this Office.
July 25, 1SiQ
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IIAMnrEr Aur1st % Ial0

HAMDrEG, August %, lSi0.
We view with pleasing anicipaon the pre-
paration that is now making bv the different
propriclors of Cotton Warehouses in this place.
and we feel confident thai The planters will he
safe when they store their Cotton il, t:ian next
season. unless some Proyi;icm.al circumstance
should ocrur, which no n:,n can cuun,cract.-
The most pf them arc refiled and raised ~ to
The il"ml mark, mark, wii"h n.ay we never
see ovcr-toppcd hy walcr.-.Joaruai.
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Another weeks business in the Gotten Mar.
ket is closed without alteration Of our last quo.
ta,ions. Prices still range FROM Gto 9 cents.
Choice Planners brands would command an !
advance un iiIc latter quo'aton hul rs the there
is lille or Gona OF ihs kind arriving. we vii:
not ext"li.l Thus I:lr.
y considerable quantity oftlre article has ar.
rived tIils week. No saics OF New Cotton vet.
II
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State of South Carolina.
BARNWELL DISTRICT.

Charles Cosnahan. and Others, } Bill for
VS. Thomas Cnsnahan and
Lucy Moslcy. Distribution.
TT is ordered that the Defendant Thos. Cos
u nahan, who is said to he absent and from
without the limits of this States, do plead, an.
swcr. or demnr. To the Bill of the Complainants
in this case. within three months from the pub
tication of this order, or the bill will be taken
pro con|esso.
A.P. ALDRICF. G. IL r. f. q. ID.
Commissioners Office,
Barnwell District,
July 20. 1870. ac 81
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NO T.

IA HE subscriber having located himself
ID near Edgeiield Court Hunsc, s. C.. will
attend to the building aud repairing Of Mills
rnning gear of Gins. and bniltling of Bird .es
He may he found ut Mrs. Younsboods, three
miles northwest of Edgctield Village.
J. G. IIOLLISTER.
June 6, 1910 G 10
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From the Ne,c Orleans Picaync, 1lti, Inst.
EROM MEXICO.

Tic Schooner Emblem arrived yesterday
from Matamoras, bringing some Mexican news
OF importance. The Fedcrasls had raised i'll
the city of Mexico, and after severe conflict
BuStamcnle was taken prisoner while attempt
ing t" fly from his palace. They are now IL
possession Of the city. or were when the Co
rier brought the intelligence arrived ut Matn
muras The Schooner Water Witch was tC
leave in Il few days, and interesting particular:
will doubtless be brought by her.
The Emblem bruus sht $4,000 in specie.
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THE RAIS.-.t large quantity of rain fell
within Few days past, BIZ; has no, raised or
river much above low wafer mark, having
been soakr in the soil. This we have had. and
we are as yet, quite EealtIly; much more than
we can say of our country fricmds.-iL.
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RUrnEnFoRproy. &c. Apo H.


LarSr Shnkc.-Wc are told that Raj
tlc-Snakc was killed in The county few
days since, measuring feet in length, be-
tween twelve and eighteen inchcs in cir.
cnmierencc, and having twenty four rat
ties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-27

HAOCTOR A. NJ McCAINE having re-
Ely moved to Edgrficld ConrI House, offers
his services to the citizens OF thu Village and
nrighhorhuod, in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery.
He may be found at all times, unless profess
sioually engaged. NJ his residence, in front of
Rev. DIR. JoI'nsou's Academy.
August ]. 1910 d 81