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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-05-28
Phoenix Stcne Ware Factory.
TO MERCHANTS hND TIE PUBLIC
m GEM pit

TO MERCHANTS IND TIE PUBLIC
IN GEM RAL.
'sNhe Sn!:cri'mr< having hc II engaged III
the ma;lu:i turing If StnlIe Ware at
Pnllersville la idge6rld 5. Z. Inr MANY Years
aud from nIg experience. and former ownrrs
of that es;ih is rnaat. Ilsve located themselves
ii the Pntrrix Fac nrr. Shaws Creek. twelve
mics ir"m dsrlieid {. llrnse on thu main
Ruad .eadims from NewIr rry. UriuIi. and tie
upper Dist Icts TO Aiken. for the lirIrse al
ulaliIfa, turing stone Ware in all lis various
branches. they have procured lie hest n'
wurknen and are constantly making up. and
have ii a"er sto.k on hand. 'Tiei. lsSo ,lr nj
l.. the ."ut rnnpl. ie ever before ntii Il sale
n this market to wlirl they would call lie M.
trntinn of Druggists. VI rcl!aniS and Plarlers.
aid al ,hns who wiS!, 10 purchase any thin g
in ,rir iime Among tie manv ari rs al
which ih' ir stock is colnrnsrtl, are tie fol "w-
ing VIZ:
fnrs uiall sizes ficm ! gallon TO 90 gallons.
Jugs OF all sizes DO ! 10. 2D do.
Ca,ri,s of al sizes = do. s do.
Bowls nr pans of all sizes, from do. 10 tlo.
buttrr pul$ of all sizes from J do. 10 3 do. with
cnvrrS
Pitchers nfa sizes hom5 90. to3 do.
Aild ledS ieatt illt'e LOT jars anu cil'lES u
desired
Stew Pots OF various S zrs. &c. &c.
All of tue above is neri,r 10 more made
in the United States. Orders addressed 10 nS
1T Ederti hl ecu Iinrse :. e.. C.wiilh 'rrunpi-
va tended Ia. and delve cl IA tie Merchant =
d"or, any distance ND one hnnl cd and h'tv
miles. Eharlestan merchants ca, have their
ware delivered al The de"o,. in Aiken. nj !:
cents per saIan. The Price at the Factory Is
III csu,s per gallon.
MATHIS & RIIODr$.
A"ril !. 1910 f9
Tie Charl. stnn rnur. will pnh'i.n3 tunes.
weekly, and forward acrouI 10 this Olfire.
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State Of South DINA.
.ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

IN Equity.
William C. Black and Jane)
his wife, vs.. Bill 10 SET aside
Bennett Reynolds, Purchases. fin
Larkin Reynolds and account Sc.
Washington Reynolds.
n T appearing tn my satisfaction, that Wash,
IL ins'on Reynolds. one of the defendants in
this case, resides beyond the limits Of this State.
nn motion. ordered that the said Washington
Reynolds do appear and plead, answer, or de.
muir 10 the cnmplairants' bill within three
months from the publication Of this order, OF
the said bill will be taken as tn him pro confesso
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. FAD.
Commissioners Office, !
9TH March, 1910. w&P SSs1 ac6
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Leroy Taylor, VS.. attachment
Ivy Taylor. Assumpsit.
rs>HE PlaiuIiff in this case, having this day
D fed his declaration, and the De endan
having II" wife Or Attorney. knownin this State
upon whom u c"py OF the same can be served
Tin m,lion. ordered that the sn:d DeIeulnn
do appear aud plead 10 the said declaration
within year and day from The publication
hereof, or final anl absolute Judgment will he
awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. c.P.
Clerks ufiicr,
Nav" %. 1aan. R&T 81 so a1c Is
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Stale of South. I ar,lina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
John Wilson. adm'r.. va Janet ! DIN g.. p,r,,
Wilson. WIN. Wilson. Hugh % nnJ i,;uu.: @
Wilson. JAMES Ewing, and .;a., 'A"'
jane his wife, and others. '''"'
NT appearing to my satisfaction, that James
q Ewing and Jane his wife, reside without
The limits OF this Stale, OIL MOTION ordered, that
the said defendants do appear. plead, answer,
or denur to the complainant's bill within three
months from the date of this publication. or the
said bill will be taken pro eonfrsso against them.
BENZ 7. MARTIN. C. E. AID.
Commissioners Office,
9th March, 1910. BET 1881 acc
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Carriage Making.

~ TBNHE Subscriber will
GSA 4 make and repair Car
tEE-N riages IL Wagons Of eve
ueeSSGlSN ry description in tho best
possible manner and at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received, and promptly a.
tended to. EDWARD. BARKER.
Hamburg Dec J., 1899 tfi4
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the Estate of Robt
IA Watts. deceased are requested to make
immediate payment; and all persous having de-
lnands against the Estate are requested to pre-
sen, them duly attested, within the time pre-
scribed by law.
ROBT. MCCULLOUGH, Ex'r.
July lS, 1889 d24
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.~iut, uh ouiitfi hrtilllia.
ARBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Wilson & uudae

William VI. Bailey
Where Is the Plaintiffs have tlisday Fl ed heir
declaration in the Clerks Oiice OF Abbevrc
District. again.t tho Defendant who is absent
from. and without the limits oi' thi. State. nad
has reilher wife nor aitorray. known within
the slme upon whom Il cofy of The said derl;,'
ration with n rule to plead unto, might he
ser,e ed: 1t is therefore dered, that the said
dan, dn apprarand plead t" the said Dec
iarariun. within year Il d day. from This da'e.
or judgement final and absolute will be- awar-
.icd agurst him
JOHN r. LIVINGSTON. c.c.p.
Clerks Oilirc.
Nav il. l54O w&M $3.50 aqe
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State of South Carolina.
z, = ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN. THE COMMON PLEAS.
AssuApsIr,
NJ. o. TuImau

:. Ephraim Vessels. ATTACHMENT.
YEHHE Plaintiff having fled his declaration
n iE the Clerks Office OH the sixteenth
day Of October last. and it appearing that the
defendant is from, and without the limits of the
state and having neither wife nor attorney with
IN inc SAID District, on whom rule to plead
can DC served. Il is therefore ordered; that the
aeiendont DO plead tothe said declaration with
IN a year aud day. ,irom,lie filing of the dec.
iaratlon' or flnal and absolute Judgment will be
entered against him, by default.
JNO. f. LIVINGSTON, Ger.
Chrk's Office,
Jan l6.le40 s ,w&P$6 aqd 81
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State Of South Carolina.
tDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

nv TIE COUET OF ORDINARY.
Reuben Carpcner ct nj. applicants.
Nancy Nose y Ell al. d"fennams
EFT appearing to my sa6s'a ion. that Nancy
a Mnsey aud Anna Dannrr. tw" Of the de-
Ipndnu,s i'm this case. resides without the limits
Of this State: It's therefore ordered. that they
do anpear and object to the division or sale OF
the Real Estate of Fanny Butler. deceased. OIL
or before the <tday ofJune next. or their con.
80, will be entered of record. this 2nd day of
March, 1910.
OLIVER TOWLES, OF.
March 6, 1910 Sc so ub .
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Slate Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.

Joel j: Llpford' Au7ehwrm
William VI. Bailey ''""p"''
"a lie Plaintiff having this day fled his d c.
llra'on in my otiire. aud the Defer daml
having no wife ar Attorney knuwn In he within
The Slate. nnnn whnm copy roulh be served
witt, rul">to plead ;,n mnti"n. % 'lerr,l lh,,'
le Del; n'lal do plead /" tn sa;d 'l''rlaraIin:
within year and i da, from this dale, nr final
anil absolute udgmeli. wi be award al agairlSt
him.
JNU r LIVINGSTON. C c.P.
Clerks Office,
Mayo. 1-4n B4r 81 so aqr l.,
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@Moetie 0etess.
From Ecni'ey's Miscellany.

THE GRAVE.
Faoa THE GERMAN oc RosEnAn-Es.
Eearfi,I is,he Grav":
Cod winds round il kneiIing,
Misty showers sweiiing.
Grief aud Terror make their dwelling
In the silent Grave,
Lonely is the Craze:
: .s5oH doth that stiffness call,
ss,Coo!cr than shadows fall,
) D=enest Peare is whispering al
( In the quiet Grave.
Dismal :s the Crave:
Irks,me ia Tint narrow wall.
L. b-,a't'i. anl length, AID depth, an'l
height.
Jas' s"ven PAGES bound them al
Dismal is the Gtave.
Lovely is the Grave.
A sweet defence its narrowness;
From the eyer-wearying PRESS.
From the Juggling pageant prond,
From the fools in motley crowd.
Shields us we that narrow >hrowd,
Lovely is the Craze,
Dismal is the Grave,
it, darkness bIacker than the night;
Through which no sunbeaE slances brigh,
Not sta. may ever CLEAN.
Or the softer moonlight stream;
Dark and Dreadful is the grave.
Lovely is the Grave,
Its sIlatow flinging
~ ,t.z
bringing:
While its cool breast
Lnlls the hot weary pilgrim to his rest;
Lovely is The Grave.
Fearful istte Grave;
Rain is rushing thunder growing.
Driving hail, and winds are bowling,
Round the storm lasL'd Grave.
Lovely is the Grave:
Der The turrl hi;lock spring winds blowing,
Sweet at its foot Ile vioIets growing,
AMI OF its blooms Forgel-nie-llot:
There falls the moons pale beam,
Hesper's CO rays, and morning rosy gleam:
While Echu's hall heard note
And plaintire waiiin. 8 float
Around the grass-Srown spot
Iovelyi the Grave.
There all living sounds are mute,
There il heard no wanderers foot,
Jeyous greetings nerrrc come
TO visit thar eternal gloom
Oh, how lonely is the Grave!
Av! rs tn, Gravc is lonely
Tru. ,oy's wild revel only.
And fo!ly's lausaing ance.
And Rio = u,sy dance.
They visit moi tn: Grave; ,,
But the le-weared 81 :e and Sorrows Child
Tie Son of Song. will wau!er wild
Beside the quiet grassy heap.
And muse II pun is secrets deep
No: lonely is lie Grave.
Senss,ess is the Grave
Dsefand speechless, numb'd and COLI,
Clp,lied alone in darkso,ue mould,
Hopes glance OF light.
And Fancy s VISIONS bright.
Aud Loves de ight.
Los, are :ley all within tie senseless Crave
Fearful, fearful is the Grave!
Loye'yis the Graye-
All the disco;d all the strife,
All the ceaseless feuds oi life,
Sleep in the quiet Grave.
Husll'd is the bdtle's roar,
The fires rage is DER.
The wild volcau, smokes no moro
,,e-p psace is promised i'll The LASTING Grave.
Lovely. lovely is tie Grave!
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state Of Suul!, "r.li "
28hFlLn .IiTEL I.
~ THE COMMON PLE.4S.

W,ii'a'" Alfsa'''s! e. Ir"", Ir,'.ki, ys attachment
yESHE Plaintiff having fled his declaration
q in my otficr, n this cas-. aud the De.
{; ndanl having no wifi or Ailor ey ku"wn III
within the S,atr. upon copy could he ssr' ed
with rule To plead. On ito ordered tia
the Defendant do plead to the said declaration
wllrin year and day from This ,ale o.. fna
",d absolute judgment will be award d agais'
him.
Clerks Office.
- 900 <'1.- 81 SOY nqe Is
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HE SALARY.

THE ST A-LARE.
FROM THE GERMAN OF GoE rHE.
Dark on Won ancieut turret stands
A hero's shade on high
Who az the vessels sail beneath.
Thus bids them oft good bye.
.Tbsse ,inews once w"re strong and bold,
NV swelling heart was mp;
And there was mrrow tn my bo:e,
And liquor in my cup
"Aud half nv life chose the Storm,
And halfin ease TO dwell;
And You. b!i;he ship. and you, b!ithe crew,
Be glad TO do as we'll"
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State ui South ( arolilla.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

0atIlItI w II0lLHJ CT uI'I
us IL rHAscERY.
John C. Davette and Ann Bill for Partition.
Davetre, his wife.
WT Appearing to my satisfaction that the de
fendants John G.. Daretle AMI Ann his
wife, resides beyond The limits of this State
On motion OF Griffin and Burt. Compairants
Solicitors, Ordered that thr said defendants do
plend, answer or demur to this bill. within three
months from the publication of this order, or
the same will be taken pro confesso against
them.
JAMES TERRY, C.. E. E. u.
Commissioners Office, 4ac
February Is. 1910. So 81 oSB
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From an Exchange Paper.
SONG TO KATE.

Nv ewes how love you,
You sweet little dove von-
There's no one above yon,
Mos, beautiful Kitty!
So glossy your hair is.
Like a sylph's or afairy's,
And vnur neck. | declare, is
Exquisi,ely pretty!
Qrite Grecian ynlr nose ia,
And your CHEEKS are like roses,
So delicious! . Moses!
Surprisingly sweet!
No, tho beauty nf tulips.
Nor the taste Of. mint jnleps.
Can compare viii, vnur two lips,
Most beautiful Kate!
Not the black eve "f JIno.
Nor Minrrva's nf hlue--no,
Nor Vrnus's. ynn kn,w.
Can equal your own!
OF how nv heart Frances.
And frollrs AMI Gances.
Wh-n it, r,dIani g'nnr"s.
Up,a me are thrown
AMI nov. dearest Kitty,
lis. not very pretty,
ludaed il'sa pity.
To keep me in sosrnw!
So. If von'il chime in.
We'll have done with our rhynIIn,
: Swan Cupid fnr Hym'n.
And be married Tomorrow!
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Matthew Mays, rs.
Needy Mays. j
Broadway and Nun.
cY his wife. -.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that Benja.
4 min Brua"away aud Nancy Lis wife. dc.
iendantsi in this case. reside wiIlort tile limis
of thIe State. on moti,1l order, that the said
defendants do appear. plead, a, sw er. or dem,,l
tn the complpinan's bill within three mrnh.
from the date of this publication, or the said
bill will be taken pro corfssso against them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. E.A.D.
commissioners Office,
9TH March. 1910. }s&T So 81 ac6
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State "i souti, Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMONPLEAS.

Caleb Mitrhell. admir-. VS.
John Johnson; The same. Attachment.
vs. the same.
e. l.. Penn Co. vs John
Iohns"";G, l.. &E.penn sco' Attachment
vs tho same. in two other cusrs
s'IIE Plaintiffs having fled their declarations
in my o;iire. and the defendant having no
wife or Attorney known to he within the State.
u"on whom c"py can be served Itis order
ed that the Defendant. plead thereto within n
wear and day from this publication, or the sai!
action will b. taken pro conIesso against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office. Edge
fsld, Ocl 10Th, 1880. s Bsw $40, eaq 46
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ua,uahEe FarniIy PaRer,

To llcrgymen, Teachers of Sabbath
Schools. oad Billie Ctdssss, Studsnts,
onJ HtoHs of Edmiiits.
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~ ENERAI. AGENCY IN WASHINGTON.

~ ENERAI. AGENCY IN WASHINGTON.
III offer my services agent attorney to ALL
persons who may have business to transact al w ash
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Having for more than quarter of a century been
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Merchants, Land Claimants, Contractors, those
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Through my correspondents have facilities OF ne
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Communications business must be free Of post
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oct 23-Gt
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TO THE sTUDIoUs.

M French and Spanish Glasses for Gentlemen
ltIare now opened IN my house 9th street, East
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NEw YoRk, Oct. lG. 1910.

NEW YORK, Oct 10, 1910.
MY DEAR SIR Will you oblge me by asking your
friend, o. w Rhawn, Esq, for an invoice Of the goods
ne promised to send me when | saw him on Monday
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street IL Is ofthe utmost importance that the invoice
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letter from New York, dated same day, directed B
badger ESQ but not signed il purporied to be from
sao JARVIS deponent took no notice OF this letter not
thinking il worthy Of attention and never answered
that he is informed this letter in the handwriting
OF sand Stevensoni copy is hereunio appended and
opponent expressly AYERS that no conversation passed
between said Jarvis, alias Stevenson and himself,
which authorized such letter.
: Bella BADGER.
sworn and subscribed before me, October "a, 1910
GEO. GRISCOM Alderman
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I OOK AT THIs.-TAKE NoTICE-We
IL have received
5000 pairs mems coarse heavy Brogans TO "a
1000 do boys do do TO
5000 do mems calf, seal and kip Bootees
500 do do do navy ties
1000 do boys do do Booiees
1000 do mems calf, SEAL and grain Boots, 81
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600 do youths Bootees, pegged and sewed
1000 do childrens do, do do
1000 do womens sewed and pegged Boots
1000 do do do do Lace Wells
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900 do gentlemen's prime gum elastic Over
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100 dozen white wool Hats
Gentlemen's fur Gaps
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Also, Morocco Binding skins, Lning-skns
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Curtain Leather for coachmakers, &c. .
The boots and shoes made up to order, in the
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A CARb--L. CARUSI begs respectfully to in
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that he has opened his Dancing School for the IN
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He has adopted new and condensed mode of in
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Masters Class, from to o'clock.
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Application to be made ut the Saloon on Eleventh
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. c.. Liable has the honor to inform the
lVl Ladies and Gentlemen of Washington and
Georgetown that his Dancing Academy will reopen
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THO THE TIPPECANOE CLUBS OF THE
Il UNlON.-The undersigned cheerfully unite in
bearing testimony to the merits of pamphlet recently
published by VIM. M Morrison of this city entitled
A Word in Season, or Review Of the political life
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