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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-16
State of South Carolina.
ABREVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
William ke0wer
Case ON attachment.

vs , Case ON dttdcHment.
John Brownlee,
Tie Plaintiff having this day filed his decla-
ration in the Clerks Office Of AbbeviIIe District,
against the defendant. who is absent from and
without the limits of the State, and has neither
wife, nor attorney, known within the same,
upon whom a copy of said declaration might
be served: Its therefore ordered. that the said
Defendant, do appear and plead TO the said
Declaration, within year aud day from the
filing Of this Declaration, or final and absnlute
Judgment will be given and awarded against
him. JOHN + LIVINGSTON, Ger.
May1I. lsm. wsn $3.50 age
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On FEEDING FLocK.-Lilile and often
saws experience. In feeding all kinds of
domestic animals, particular care should
lie taken to avoid placing too much food
hefore them at time, for it has been oh
served that food which has been long
blowed upon is never relished afierward,
aud will only he eaen from The most press
ing necessity.
Il is we'll known that the exhalaions
from The lungs of all animals contain great
impurities. which have been thrown off
from the blood, and these coming in con-
:ac, with The food. renders it unpleasant
if moi injurious. antl the instinct of animals
prompt them 10 reject all poisonous sub
stances offered them as food. The true
maxim is little and olien--never crowd
the trough with food. or The rack with hay,
to avoid the trouble Of soon replcnislins
them again, if YOU wish your stock to
thrive and do well; and particularly if You
wish 10 economic your winter stock OF
provendpr. Lazy hoys always fill the
trough and rack the fullest, in order to save
the trouble of doing it scon again.
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A Choice.-I would a thousand times
rather die than grow old in the belief, that
there is nothing truly great and good in
the world: therefore it is no misfortune to
sink in'o an early grave, when the whole
power of The soul is fixed upon the high
est and nohlest ohecIs: when the man
clings not so firmly To earth. and has not
made himself 50 familiar with the multi
tudes around him, as to forget, or laugh
at, the ideal perfections Of bis youth.
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State of South { arOIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
N THE CUMHON PLEAS.

J. Il l.. Jones, vs. Attachment
H. Il Jones.
yEyHE Plaintiff in this case. having filed his
q declaration in my office, and the DeIen-
,,a, M,bin ,ats Ie s,ue u S upon whom copy could be
scrye,j with rule to plead. 1t is or,.ered that
,he Deiendunt do plead 10 tie said declaration
within year and day. from ills date, Or final
and absolute Judgment will be awarded against
him. GEO. POPE, I. C.F L.
cstt: ssi, e Ss:s; g. ESss; &c. so paw age 4s
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State of South { arnlina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Attachment.
James Harrison

James Harrison Attachment
vs. Henry l.vans Debt OIL Judgment.
FHNHE Plaintiff in this case. having tins day
r filed his declaration, and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known i'll this
State, upon whom a copy ofthe sane can he
served; on motnn of Plaintiffs Attorney, Or
lrrcd, That the snid Defendant dn appear nnd
plead to The said declaration within Il year and
day from the publication Of this order, or
iudgemcm. will be rendered ngains, him pr0 ron
jesso. GEO. POPE, C. c.P
Nov. 5, 1889 w&w 81 so ape 40
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(Eumct JJom Amos KESpAlL's lirouiar. J

I11''"eF J7V" UNIV" n HNDHeH D !'""u'"F'J
Every friend Of Democracy and All honest
Administration is invoked Ia activ" efforts to
extend thu subscription forwarding the names
and moacy 10 me, postage paid. or through
p.'sl masters. WHO a:c permitted by the pos. Of.
ice laws and regulations TO DO so in letters
brriIfen bY themselves.
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Frederick tie Great. after very terri.
bIe engagement,asked his''oflicers who he
hoved most intrepidIy during the conesl!''
Tile preference was unanimously given TO
himself. "You are all mistaken" replied
the King, "the boldpst fellow was a firer,
whom passed twenty times during the
engagement. and he did not cease blowing
or vary note during the whole lime"
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Conversation n-Conversation is The
daughter of reason. the mother Of knowl
edge, tho breath of the soul, the commerce
of hearts. The nourislrment Of content, and
the occupation of men o. wit.
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILl.E DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wilson IL IIod &c

William VI. Bailey
Whereas tePlaintitis have this day fled then
declaration in the Clerks Office Of :Ahhe''lie
District against the Defendant who is absent
from. and without the limits of this State, and
has neither wife nor aiiornay, known within
the same. upon whom a copy of The said decla'
ration with rule to plead unto, might he
served: 1t is therefore ordered, That the said
defendant do appear and plead t" the said Dec
hralion. within year ard day, from this date,
or judgement, final and absolute will be awar-
ded against him -
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON, C. c.p.
Clerks Otfre,
May il. 1910 w&M $3.50 age
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The Emperor Adrian very irnocentIy asked
Epictens, why Venus was painted naked
The philosopher replied, ''because she always
reduces her followers TO such poverty, that
they may have no clothes. The smiles of
pretty woman are the tears Of the purse.
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GJGRE


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Denial elections in November le4U. with one
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Twenty-six numbers will be issued. 4 large
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all porsons subscribing immediately. whose
names AID money are received before that
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Terms-Onr COPY 81
Six copies -
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and at the same rne for grrater number.
Mr. Kendall late Postmaster General, will
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No paper will be sent unless the money be
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State of south Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Leroy TAYLOR, VS.. attachment
Ivy Taylor Assumpsit.
VkSIIE Paimih in this case, having this day
, flied his declaration, and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney. known in this State.
upun whom copy of the same can he served.
On motion. ordered that the said Defendant
do appear and Plead to the said declaration,
within year aud Il day from the publication
hereof. or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded against him.
JNO. +. LIVINGSTON, c.. c.P.
Clerks Office,
May 3, 1910. Bat 81 so aqe Is
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN THE CUMMUN FLEdD'
Miller, Ripley and Co., Deo'arati0" on At
VS..
William Yarbrough. iachment in Debt.
YEyHE Plaintiffs. in this case. having this day
"a iedtleir Declaration in my office, and tho
Defendant having neither Wife or Attorney
within this State, upon whom Il copy of said
Declaration eau be served ordered that the
Defendant plead thcret" within a year and Il
day lrom this pnbicaIion. or t!ic said action
will be taken proronicsso arai'ls, him.
GEO. PUrE, {. e. p.
Clerks Office,
24lh Oct, 1889. T.H.P. 39aqe
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BES'E " 3. Y.

EpURDETr CORLEY, living on the Ham.
EB burg Road one aida half miles from
Huiet's ferry in EdgetieId District, loli- heforn
me, an estrny sorrel stud colt, thirteen and a
half hands high, with il smnll streak OF while
in its forehead, four years old, no other marks
perceivahle. Appraised at l'lleen dollars.
GILES MARTIN.
April 9Th. 1910 IL C
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William Daniel, IS .4t0chmeM
William Salier. Assumpsii
yByHE Plaintiff having this day filed his de.
claration in the above stated case. anni
having no wife or attorney known TO be with.
in this State, npon whom copy Of the said
declaration with rule 10 plead can be served
II ;s ordered tl,at the said Defendant do appear
and plead TO the said declaration, within year
and day, from the publication hereof; or final
and absolute Judgment will he awarded against
him. HEo' TIT ~ u " r.
Clerks Office,
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From The Florida Star.

From The Florida Star
THE OZARK EYED ONE"
Come gentle mud and share with me,
The blessings I've assigned to thee,
Tho rude the arnl'rc round thee flung,
It's meant TO shield my ''d1rk eyed one."
Yes, sweet URSULA. will bring
4 roseatc wreath TO deck thy brow,
And when you touch your light lutte string,
''Tis then I'll breathe loves tender vow.
Then come sweet maiden, wilt thou come, .
And share your destiny with me
NV heart shall be your lasting home,
NV arm shall be shield for thee!
LET ME SEE HIM ONCE MORE.
BY MRS, osGeoD.
Let me see him once more
For moment or two,
Let him tell Inc himself
Ofhis purpose, dear, do;
Let him gaze in these eyes
While hc ars GU. his plan
To escape me-and them
He may go-Jhe CAM
Let me sec him once more
Let me give him ore smile.
Let me breathe bui one wor'.
Ofendsarment the while;
ask but that luoment---
Ny lite on the mail.
Does he think to forget me;
lie may-Jhc can.
The native American., 1840-11-21
OURSELVES.

We must say a few words to our SUBJ
scribers in this City and elsewhere, on our
paper and the necessity of prompt payments.
l, has been suggested to us by a staunch
friend in the West, that if our paper were
on the cash principle, lie would increase our
list to a large extent in his Immediate ne gh-
borhood. This has induced us to think,
las other papers have succeeded when started
on this plan.) tina, il would not only be a
benefit 10 rs Individually, but justice to our
paying subscribers, to adopt this system. 1t
is better for us and surer guaranty to them,
to have five hundred paying subscribers,
than one thousand ubscribers-only five
hundred of whom pay their dues Our loss
is then heavy; whereas, if we have FIVE
hundred subscribers who pay regularly, our
oSs is n0lhlng--ii we know we can carry on
our paper with that number without throw
ing ourselves in debt; and if we are willing
to give our time for the benefit of the
cause. it is better that we should do so viii
five hundred good subscribers, than for us to
print thousand copies, and have debt ac
curing weekly. We have therefore deter.
mined, after the last Of Uecembernert, 10 aa-
here rightly 10, the cash system. No paper
will be sent out Of this Office, after that date,
Oh which the subscription is not paid. We
haveto pay for every thing we use in bring
i%g out our sheet; and we cannot afford TO
lose half our dues-nor indeed, any of them.
All our bills in this istrlct will be sent oul
before that time; AMI, if any subscriber
wishes TO continue, he 'u,lSt pay up. | he
bill OF earh subscriber out Of the ctv will I've
placed in his paper. and we will expect Il re-.
turn as soon as possible. y give time to
W; and if oul "call' is not feeie,l, we viii
cast them out Of sle vineyard. A fer have
established and supported our paperby pr.mrl
payments, and we are determined that mnnu
shall not break it down, by contrary course
We have no Association or party to ba,k
Us, hus have To- make our own way in foo OF
sunshine. We have cleared the fog, and can
now see our way-and we hope no one will
endeavor To mar our sunny prospects. On
some we have called again and again but in
resort IS our saIetv-Valvp We
hope our friends will see the necessity al
a quick and cheerful response; and NC pro.
mise renewed energy for lher gra,itira,,ol
Oar time FIR actipn has cone, and all our
machinery must be free
The native American., 1840-11-21

ITIE NEW WORLD.-The largest and most
\ elegant newspaper IN the world! This beautiful
EslIeet though commenced only in October last, has
already attained an immense circulation, and been
established OH sure basis of prosperity In poll
tics it is faithfully neutral and being intended for
" our Gountry--our whole country" ii is free from
all sectional bias. 1t presents thorough and most
copious digest OF all the news Of the day and in its
general intelligence, lis literary scientific statist
dramatic and fashionable departments, it is more full
and comprehensive than any journal in the country.
1t IS wholly undeiled by The Eosome metropolitan
police reports, which render some OF city Jour.
nails so Objectionable. In its ample columns all the
best and freshest periodical literature Of the day,
both American and British, is embraced.
Our connections in England are OF such nature,
that all the most recent journals. magazines ard
books are placed, with all possible prolnptitude in
our possession Already have we given to the
Ame rican public the first editions of new works by
Knowles, Bulwer and Moore, and we shall be ena-
BILE 10 present them, with similar despatch, the
works of Dickens. In furnishing literature at a
price SO low, we do not neglect the news and grav.
er topics Of the day. Every subject not ,etrimen.
al TO morality and good taste, tina, falls within the
spl"re OF a newspaper, is embraced in our plan
Price OF "lHE NEW NoRLn,' So per annnm.
payable in aivance. Two copies will be sent for
s.. TO any part Of the country.
All letters relating to the dorial department Of
the New World. will he addressed to the Editor,
Parke Benjan,in; those for the publisher to
J WINCHESTER,
No. % Ann street, New York.
Publishers who insert the above advertisement
three times in their jurofas will be entitled to an
exchange for one year.
The native American., 1840-11-21

DRAFTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.-The only
Il eDectuat remedy for excoria,ed Nipples, wien
properly used it cannot fail to afford relief. The
following testimonials from gentlemen eminent in
their profession are submitted;
Nc,o Haren, 10Th May, 1882.
have witnessed the application Of the artificial
nipple invented by DR.. Pratt. il oper atrd we'll much
to the satisfaction Of the mother. I he instrument
seems well adapted for such one afflicted with eX-
coriated nipples.
THOS. HUBBARD, NJ. D., Prof. Surgery. Med
Inst. Of Yale College, Conn
Wushiagfon. FEBRUARY, An 1884
Having examined DR.. Pratrs newly invented nip.
pie sield, and witnessed its practical application,
take great pleasure in recommending it as dec
dedly superior to any thing previously known. 1T
constitutes a perfect remedy for That distressing
maady, sore nipples, disease which so frequently
aflcts nursing women.
THOMAS sEwALL.
Phuadclphia, january 18Th, 1884.
DIR. Elijah Pratt;
DEAR SIR. AS feel il matter Of much public
Importance TO possess means for essining the Ter
rible sntierings from sore nipples have much
pleasure in being able to say that the shield for the
preventing and cure of this malady, is better adapted
to the purpose than any have heretofore seen In
he two OF three instances have known them 10 be
sed, much satisfaction has been expressed, and
lave no hesitation TO believe it will generally sue.
:eed am so well persuaded of this at this mo.
nent, that cannot forbear 10 express wish that
ur City, through The various apothecaries, may be
mpplied with them! | am yours &c.
w. p. DEVICES.
For sale at
TODD'S Drug Store.
Jan. Il-2mo
The native American., 1840-11-21

aPRtMrrTAScG BY MAIL" A Post
master may enclose money in a letter to the
publisher of Il newspaper, TO pay the sub.
sctip,ion Of u Third. person, aud frank the let
ter. If writtcn by himscIC."-.4mos Kendall.
We hope our subscribers al distance will
take advantage Of this mode Of conveying
their hack dues to this paper; and, at the
same time, of sending on years subscrip-
itlrn in oicance; for we will need all to en-
able us To keep pa"e with the times and our
Iua'cs ties.
The native American., 1840-11-21

AfURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-An add.
4tI tional supply Of this valuable preparation
Ibis day received AZ
sep, l2-6t T0DD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-11-21
NOTICE..

NATIVE AMERICAN CAUSE. AND THE
NATIVE AMERICN\" NEWHi APT.R
The Native American Association IN this Cuy
has he-n in existence three years, and enrnIs among
as nheTs unwards >, "i-vpn hundred out # tour
t~~a hrndred Of the Native citizens nj the place.
J,s ohiactE are--Tb R'peai the Laws ~ Nlisrai.
sSssr. m establish sr"n' ~ National Chsrae CT,
The native American., 1840-11-21
ARTICLES OF THE CONSTITUTION

First. We bind ourselves to cooperate, by all law
fnl means. with oar fellow NATIVE citizens iii tht
Unis.i States to procure repeal Of the naturaliza
tion laws.
Second. evil use ell proper and reasonable
ertions to excnde foreign FROM enjoying The rulo
uinents honers Of Office, whether under the Gen.
erai or Stats 60. ernneut'.
Third. That we .vill not held him gnillpss Of his
caGntry's wrong, who. having the power, shall place
foreigner in oihce while sl.ese IS competent ma
tive willing to accept.
Fourth. That we will not, in any form manner
eoa,ect ourselves with the general local politics
Of the country, aor all, nor be the Of aiding
the caase of any politician or party mAa'~oever bt
will exclusively advoca'r, stand TO- AMI b" srpa'ait
and iidcpe4ieni patty Of NATIVE Afie'ican, tor the
eause OF the coantry. aud e"on the prnc;prs ST
forth in the above prearn lie anal these ariyl"s
Fifth That we WAL not, in any Kramer whatever.
connect ourselves, or be connected, with any r-h IL
oas sect denomination leaving every creed 20 lis
own strength. and every Al T. uHtran nalird IN lis
own faith adhe ing, for ourselves TO the sole cause
Of che natives, the esah.isra Of national char.
As'"-, and the perpaiuty OF onr institutions through
tas means Of our oUR couatymea.
Sixth. Thlt this Association shall be connected
with and form part Of sucA other societies throwg-
hon, the United States may now or hereafter be
established o. the pr,ncirips of political creed.
Ssrsnth. That this A soc alton shall l." styled the
"Native American Assoration Of the United States y
Eighth. That the officers shall consist of rrcsi.
aeat' zee fFesi "h' 'oihFl' 81 hfee, IoFFfHion'
DIM Secretary, Recording Secretary. a Commi'teC
on Addresses. to consist OF three mentors. Il Trea.
snrer and such others may he required under any
by laws h"rsaf er adopted aud whose duties shall be
therein def red.
Niata + TAT all the foregoing officers shall be cleo
ted nv this meeting. 10 for Oh" year, exec '
tha Committee IN Addresses which shall be appoin
ted hy the President.
Ieata That the President, or in his absence the
Vice President. or, in the absence Of both the Cor
responding or Raccjling Secretary. is authorized tc
convene a meeting Of this Association, whenever il
NAV be deemed neceSsarc.
Washington City 1899
The native American., 1840-11-21
M KS. NJ S. b. DANA, proposes to publish by
wi sMhscription q little work. 10 be called ..THE,

M KS. NJ. S. b. DANA, proposes to publish by
WI Subscription a little work TO be called "THE
SOUTHERN HARP consisting of Sacred po-
ms, adapted to the most admired popular ans. The
want ofserons words 70 tun sofuncoinnon beauty,
ias for a long time been felt by herself ard many
others; and she hopes that this effort will crafty
nose who would prefer ita the melodies they love
should be cloth in language 10 which every serious
heart and thinking mind can respond Her aim will
ne 10 combine taste with pety; and thus, while the
ear is grattfitd to improve the heart. She is per-
'uadsd that many beautiful musical compositions
have sunk into silence because set 10 trhng words.
The work will be published in one volume of from
80 10 200 pages, handsomely bound, and the cost
viii be & per vol. II will be published this fall,
I a sufficient number OF subscribers can be obtain
~ to cover the expense If convenient, those who
snbscrbc are reques'c cd 10 pay in Alliance.
Suisse ptons received by w. NJ. MORRISON
four doors " II # Browns H5'el
The native American., 1840-11-21
REMOVAL.

THE OFFICE OF THE NATIVE AMERl-
l. CAN has been removed from street 10 Penn
sylvanla avenue, few doors Eas. OF the Railroad
Depot. COMMUNICATIONS for the upper part of the
City left in the Posoice will be attended TO-
Sept 5. JOSEPH ErTER.
The native American., 1840-11-21

We have been induced 10 make some little
deduction to six, ten, aud larger numbers
OF persons, who may club together and send
us their names and the money for their sub
scripllons. We do this for the benefit prn-
cipally ofaayiIiary societies, for two reasons
first, to enable them to distribute information
cheap; and, secondly, t, induce our friends
to exert themselves to increase our circulation,
thereby giving our principles fair showing.
We also offer the seventh copy gratis TO any
person Who will send Us six subscribers, and
the money enrloseA-atI postage free. See
terms on the fourth pave.
The native American., 1840-11-21

We hope our business friends will remem-
Der us in the distribution Of their flvors. Oar
room is sufficient for all ; and if it is not,w
can make ltso. Send in your advertisements
and we will nscr, them conspicuously, al,
low rates, and give them large city circu-
lalion besides
The native American., 1840-11-21

nUMFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT.--A safe,
- certain, and expeditions cure for the Itch, be
i invete:ate, in One Hours application only,
No danger from taking cold 1t does not contain the
particle Of Mercury, other dangerous ingredient,
and may he applied with perfect salety.-PRIcE,
37t cents a box.
For sale at
Jan 25-2m. TODD'S Drug Store
The native American., 1840-11-21
THE NA'P1vE AMERICAN,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
~ J. e ter, for the n. A. Association,
On Penn. arenuc, near the Railroad Depot,
Unshin gtOn, y. c.

TERMS.
Subscriptions for year, Se.5o in advance or 50.
d paid after the expiration of three months. For
six moaths, 81 30 in adsGncs.
For SIX papers, in advance, Sl3
For ten do. do ~
No. Any fieai Of The cause procuring us six sub
ssrbers, and forwarding us SIS, snail receive the
seventh gratis.
ny- Advertise nents inserted al the usual rates. A.
our subscription list in This City numbers - l'sh
a. any staer paper in it. we hope our friends vii
favor US win their custom, A large deduction
viii be made to yearly advertisers.
All letters relating to the peeunary interests OF the
Paper to be addressed, postage paid. to the Pub.
Usher And those relative 70 the Editorial de-
partment, 10 be directed, post paid. 10 hs Editor
Those subscribers for year, who do not give no.
nee OF their wish to have the paper discontinued
nj the end Of their year through the Postmaster
sretherwise, will be presumed as desiring its con
tmiance, until courtermandta, and il will accord
ingiy be continued at the option Of the publisher
But no paper will b. stopped until arrearag.s are
paia-ner wiil any letter be taken from the Post
Office ON which th' OF paid.
The native American., 1840-11-21

TURKEY RHUBARB, Of superior quality.-A
small lot of thi; scarce article Just received at
Sept. ). TODDS Drug Store