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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-13
Tale OF the Pirates!
,OJJBLE BROTHER JONATHAN ON WEDNESDAY

sHILLINc :.
WILL be published in Extra Double Brother Jonathan
n Wednesday morning.
% GAsPAR, THE PIRATE OF THE INDIAN SEAS"
Thrilling Tale OF the Ocean embracing kigh-wIought
Genes in the lives of those bold bad men, the Praesa
Gear at a Piratical Se.tlementhe Last Cruise sc &c.
ng OF the most exciting works OF the kind we ever
cad This new Romance is just issued from the same
rees hence originated those admirable tales CHARLES
O'MALLEY HARRY LORREQUER, JACK HINTON,
&C. SC. sc.
The country edition by decision Of the Postmaster
eneraD is subject newspaper postage only The city
edition is handsomely bound in yellow covers
Price only l2i The usual discounts TO Agents
who must send in their orders and cash Immediately
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Advertisement.

WANTED HUMANITARIAN able bodied man, as
substitute to fight duel with certain savage per
.onage called the Hon. Thomas F. Marshall-for
which handsome reward will be given, and the
warm support of the "Courisr & Enquirer"
The advertiser having always had an aversion to
. disturbing the public peace" has already done
large business of fighting byproxy, and understands
he trade thoroughly. A few years ago he sent his
relative, one Barrel, very respectable merchant In
Boston, on negotiation TO one Duff Green, who
said to him, do you stand in Webb's shoes p 81
do "Then shall treat you as would him'-and
thereupon pulled out a cowhide and let fly. The
advertiser was also in another honorable affair with
one Mr. Ciley, of Maine, and procured, by hook or
by crook, Mr.. Graves, of kentucky, proxy, who
shot his antagonist through the heart at the fifth
fire.
The advertiser has again got into another pretty
quarrel, but from his unconquerabe aversion TO
" disturbing the public peace" the advertiser a
"Colonel in the regular army" wants substitute
TO do this business, for which he viii advance in
promises 100000 in British gold, provided the sub
stitute is member of Congress, and if Kentuckian
so much the better-but if only member of the
press only 52 FPS s. will be given, in old fashioned
u S. Bank notes.
All applications will please to be made early, as it
is expected that the Hon. Tom Marshall, when he
hears of the these preparations, will get terribly
frightened, and try to get away without fighting.
All letters to be post paid, if not to be placed in
the schedule of $230,OO0 debts-assets a few old
shoes and pantaloons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-13

The FAsrIoNABLE WATERING PLAcKs.-Saratoga
is now ready, with portals wide, receiving the gay
and fashionable traveller. The United States,
Union, and Congress, are all open, and company is
beginning to go in fast and thick.
Sharon Springs, few miles above Schenectady,
near the Mohawk, is also open, and ready TO re-
oeive company. This is fine, healthy airy, noun
tain locale-wih beautiful drives, and near the rail-
road to Utica.
The great hotel on the sea shore at Stonngton is
opened by one Blake, formerly of Rockaway
This is one Of the most splendid houses in the
county-costing 100000 1t was erected out of the
money of the United States Bank II is situated on
the sea shore at Stonington, opening on the bay
that loses itself in the Atlantic and looking out
upon the ocean, half way between Long Island and
Rhode Island shores. The sea bathing is superb
the sea waves fresh and foamy ard the house is the
best in the country. II is situated halt way between
Boston and New York-accessible to each in half a
day, with all the news from each as often. There
is not such another place in the universe.
1t is expected that all New England will rush
like hurricane or plague Of Egypt over the State
Of New York this season, from the Springs to the
Falls. The opening of the Western Rail Road
from Albany TO Boston, is the opening OF the seventh
seal. Look out for the locusts and wild honey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-13

CHATHAM THEATRE This evening the beautiful
and deserving manageress takes benefit, on which
occasion bill of unusual attraction is presented, a.
viii be seen by reference to the advertising head
Mr. Rice and Mr.. Marble both appear in different
pieces The former gentleman as Mephistophiles,
accompanied by Mrs. Thomeias Midshipman Easy.
The lady Will doubtless have bumper, as she never
appeals in vain 10 the Chatham audience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-13

nr7- MECHANICS INSTITUTE.-The gentlemen
composing the committee Fair respectfully invited
attend meeting this evening June 49, at the Institute
1uested
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No. b BRoADwAy.-Doy you know PAS Broadway
Have you ever heard of 2a5 Broadway 1t is as
mystical as 666 Pandemonum-an a great deal
pieasan'er Whyl Because young Downing,
emp OF old Downing in Broad street, has opened a
branch at 2io broadway, where he serves out cys-
'ers game, and every thing rich and luscious, to the
great and gay world around. All the lawyers and
their clients attending the City Hall, will please
to note this evidence without any objections. Col
Monroe Edwards, when he gets out of the clutches
Of the law, will also remember Downng's-for we
take it to be very hard thing to convc, man who
has $5O,OOO in his trunk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-13

GOVERNOR DoRR ARRESTED, AND READY TO BE
DELIVERED. - Yesterday, having discovered the
whereabouts Of Governor DoRR, of Rhode Island,
we proceeded, like good citizen to take measures
for his arrest, and he may now be said to be in
custody, root and branch.
fGovernor King, of Rhode Island, will, therefore,
send his ST. 900 in cash, with an authorised agent,
we shall deliver to such agent the person of Go
vernon Dorr, exclusive of &C that sword" AS we
always do cash business, we must have the cash
on the nail-bccause, among other RESPONSIVE shall
appropriate the whole Of the money, received in
aiding and assisting the people of Rhode Island to
procure as fast possible Constitution such as
every other State in New England possesses, and
such as every free American ought to live under.
This is no joke-but downright earnest. Governor
King will therefore be quick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-13

New York Post once, June 6. I642.
90 ALBANY EVENING MAIL-An additional mail
viii be sent to Albany and after the sth instant, every
lay, by the O'Clock M. Steamboat. Letters DO
'eposted at this Office until halfpaet P. NJ
,e7 1wr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. NJ,
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Nor RIGHT.-It has been stated that Captain
Packard, of the Charemagne did not take out his pa
pers his last voyage to Calcutta. This is wrong.
He did take out his papers, all legally and properly
authenticated
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Cleveland, Ohio.

Correspondence Of the Herald.]
CLEVELAND, o., June 4th, 1912.
Things in Clereland-W Weather Crops-Ihe La
dies-Bankrupts-B &c.
T Common BrNvrT~r ESQ -
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Total, sIl,56o,se3 5I,ti6,6i5 si3 53Alj, IS
The circulation and specie Of the several Banks tho
anne periods were % follows
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30
Ere EiOs.'S .Nn;ic1.

q IL rers"lpn'trbted /" the srtatr of Wm.
tA J. Glover deceased. are requested IT,
c"'iie forward and settle with Capt. u. llor,l.
will, whom I!c Nplcs and Accounts are depos.
tied for collection. those having demands
against tie SAID estate. are requested 10 hand
them III. legally n!reSicd
CHARLES }. GLOVER, Executor.
u The friends Of the c-,ahIis!,uem, are M
formed. that il viii be c"ndurlrd as formerly
un;iI llr first day of January next. under the
the superintendent "f Capt. il"rd. who re-
turns thanks 10 the customer rs ri thu -,ablIsls-
u,enI for their past i%avurs, and s'iIcIls a cO"tr"'
uaucr There Il NJ preseni on hand. and va!
be- kept. n choice assortment uf Groceries.
Now E 20
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n, his former sinnd, know as ibe Wafer Proc
Warehouse.
Detached rs il i. from other Buildings, its To-
cation renders i, nearly Us secure from fire. Us
if it was fire proof. The faoSafit w wings
have been elevated above the high water mark
of the great freshet Of May 1870, and each of
these divisions Of the building will store from
1900 to is0O bales Coitnn.
Both Of these a.e desigaedio be exclusively
SC, npar, for the Cotton Of Planters mud Conn.
try Merchants, who will thus be secured from
the possibility o floss and damage from ~frrstets.
lie nvails himself of tbs present occasion TO
return his thanks 10 his friends and patrons Tor
their liberal support during the last seas"n. He
solicits Iron, them, and the public generally. u
continuance Of this confidence, and assures
them. that in return fnr lher patronage, he will
exer, his bes, persona! efforts to promote and
protect their interests committed 10 his charge.
IN addition to this assurance, he pledges hun.
srIf no will in no case purchase o bale Of Cot
Ion. directly OF indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sole aud shipping OF
Cotton, the receiving aud forwarding OF Goods.
or any other business usually transacted by n
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER
Hamburg. Angus, 4. 1912. Gun %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-30

TIME Amount Of bodily and mental
Il misery arising from a nrslrcI Of
small cunploinis is incalculublc, and il Is
therefore Of The mo- importance that Il
strict nj enriou to The least aud m"sI ri.
fling bodily infirmitirs should be had for
diseases of The b"dy invariably affect the
mind. DR.. .MeGafS, Vegeir6le Life Medi-
cines, in every Instance where they have
been thoroughly used, have T~rinmphed
orer Disease III almost all its diversified
forms. The saluIary effects OF the Life
Medicines have. in fact, been 50 universal
Iy experienced. that in The shor. space Of
FIVE years. they have become fully csrab.
lished rs The most easy, safe and perfect
mode OF treatment ever %Ofr!ci! 10 the
public.
It is unnecessary. here. Tor Dr.. MoHai
10 recapl,ulalc all The reasons " tici, have
induced him 10 arrive ~ this conclusion.
II is sufficient Tor him to say. that the dis.
who have becn induced 10 use The Lie
Medicines. will freely be offered 10 nuy
Que who may feel Disposed Ia call OF hi,
Office. $40 Broadway. lie has there Oh
6,. several thousand letters. voluntarily
preferred by M ra'ien.s, he rcceir, and
p~erus.l III which has given Tim more
pleasure than all The wealth Z! TIC East
could conicr.
The reader MA, moi perhaps be nv are
that The "risIn Of MoilaI's Lille Medicine,
was the result nf II protraciv,i an! painful
illness ofihcir originator. Mr.. John Nnilni.
" hen taken III Mr.. VI. was q pro>perou,
unl llnuri-hing merchant in ihr lower part
of the city III NV YORK.. and having c"u-
sullc'l aud cinpiryc.i IL number Of "ur most
,kil.ul ,hy,Iciau~. he, after months al SUI
fcrlus. va, prevailed upon To Try the mcIl-
cine which is nav altered In the prhIic.
The effect Of the Life Medicines in his
own casr was unparalleled III tie history
Of medical experience; aud he immediate.
" ]dricnnined 10 mahr known 10 The world
a medicine l.. which he not only owed his
own lie. bu; his happiness. The uhli"rm
success hich ha, ,Iurc attended Their adj
miuistraiiun III every lnsiancc where Il iuIr
trial has been given them, ha, been allies
ted b, thousands aud incOuics'ihi: proves
their Intrinsic merit.
The Life Medicines can he taken with
snfety by persons Of age mud the treble,
the inirun. the nervous aud The delicate,
are strengthened by their operation. be-
cause Ivy their prompt aud proper ucIinn
upon The sccrclinns Ul the system. and
their assimilation with aud purifca,ion Of
the blood, they clear the system "falI bad
humors. quiet all nervous ;rri'aoilliy, and
invariably produce sound health.
For Sale by
c.. A. MEIGS. agent.
NV 9. 1912 It Al
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
10y OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
I'D Ordinary Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas, John Rochcll. for self or NOM
inee. hath applied TO me for Letters Of Ad-
minis,ralinu On all and singular the goods
and cha,tels, rights and credits Of Eliza.
ve,h Roclell. late OF the Distric, aforesaid,
deceased.
These are. therefore, TO cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and creIi.
tors Of The said deceased. To he and appear
before me. al our next Ordinary's Cour for
the ssid District to be holden u, Edgeicld
Court House on the 5th December 1912.
10 show cause, if any. Why the said Ad-
rninis,raliuu should no, be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2ls,
day OF November. one thousand eight hum
dred aud forty two and in the si1ty-scyeu'h
wear of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. Z. D.
Nov. 81. 1912. 81 l24 b 43
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Abner Perrin for
Pom L. Braunon,
vs..
James Morris. Jr.
Geo. Henderson,
aud w. B. Dorm.
NTTILL BE SOLD a, tn. house OF
w james Morris, Jr., on Wednesday.
The I'll, day Of December next. The follow
ing property. viz Que eurry'oy. log chain.
four oxen, Que Sc, blacksmith tools, one
lot lumber, supposed to be six or seven
hundred fde., one stack Of oats. seven
stacks Of lolder, Que lot Of corn, bed and
furniture, wheel barrow. whcatfan. grind.
s,onc, plantation tools, four head Of cattle.
s,oek Of hogs, one black nurse, one bay
horse. Terms cash.
5. CHRISTIE. s. y. D.
Nov. l6, 1912. lS3 0Ol 81 IL
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Notice.

A PPLICATION WILDE made To tho Lcsis
IN lature ofttis Stale ut its next session. that
all the right and title Of the State, to all the es-
tate. reai and personal, whereof the late Col.
Christian Brei,haupt, or Gertrude Jucobu his
widow. was seized OF possessed at the time Of
his OF her death. and particularly certain lots in
the Town Of Hamburg. supposed to beescheat-
ed. may be vested in Ossian Gregory, and Su-
san n natural daughter Of said Christian, one or
both.
August II Sn -
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Susun Z. Mitchell, oil In


NJ ichoel Bars rs. and others. Triton.
NOTICE is!hereby given that by vir-
IN tue Of an order from the Court Of
Chuncery, ! shall offer for sale tn the
highest bidder. at E.dge6eld Court House
on the first Monday 10 December next, The
real estate Of Green B. Mitchell, deceased,
consisting OF The following tracts Of land
viz: The Homestead, situate in sbe Dis
irict and Stale aforesaid. on Went Greek,
said to contain three hundred aud leo
acres more or less. and bounded By lands
Of Joel Iuabni,. and Captain Jacob Long;
The stone trac, situate in the District and
State aforesaid on Clapboard Creek, va.
icrs Of Clouds Creek, said to contain three
hundred aud eighty Eve acres more OF
less, and bounded by lands Of Samuel
Moore. Matthias Sheeiy. Thomas Harris
aud Others; and the Fixes lsnd situate in
Lexington District in the Stste aforesaid.
said 10 contain iwo hundred acres NOES
or less. being part Of q iractnf 689 acres
granted to Abram Taylor, and bounded
By lands granted to George Fixes and 9TH
.rs; said tracts to be sold separately, on a
credit Of Que and two years, except the
costs, which must be paid in CASH; The
purchasers to give bond and personal 80
curi,y and mortgages Of the promises. pos
session TO be given on the frs, day Of Jan.
uary next.
J. TERRY, C. E. E. D.
Commits. Office. tSG f5) d4l
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State of South Carolina.

DY OLIVER TOWLES, Eq uirc
I'D Ordinary of Edsefeld District.
Whereas, Joseph Grafton. hath ap-
piled TO me for Letters Of Administration
On all and singular the goods and chat,els,
rights aud credits Thomas S. Grafton, late
Of the District aforeaid. deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite aud admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred aud credi-
tors of,he said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, a, our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House on the 5tb December
1912, TO show cause if any, Why the
said Administration should MOI be granted.
Given under my baud and seal This 2ls,
day of Nov. one thousand eight hundred
aud for,y.two, and in the si~x,y-serenth
year of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o.E. D.
Nov. %. 1912. [S2 1871 2t 43
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state Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
viuccn, d. Cogburn, Applicant.

Joseph Parker IL others, Defcn'ts
TT appearing TO my satisfaction that Joseph
III Parker. Benjamin Parker. William Parker,
HrzrkiaI Burues. 1'a:iey and wife Ira.
cy, reside without the limits Of this Stale. ltIs
therefore ordered. thai they do appear and oh
iect 10 The division ur sale of n tract nfland de.
visrd 10 the above named persons by William
Robertson decd. on"r before thu lwenly-sIxth
riay OF December next, or their consent Ia the
same will he entered Of record.
Given under my hand. ut TINY Office. this 18th
day nf October. 1872.
OLIVER TOWLES. Old.
OFT. 3m III
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NOTICE.

mISSOLUTEON OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The limited partnership between ). o
Is. FoEp Of Hamburg. S.. c., and GEORGE NJ
NEWTON Of Augusta. Ca, would expire by the
articles Of its formation on. the 5ih OF October
lSi3. but by mutual consent we hereby deter.
mine To limit its continuance 10 he frs. day oil
February nex!.
J. o. b. FORD.
GEORGE II. NEWTON
Hamburg, s. c., Oct. 10th, rs
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T o.. B..FORD win continue as heretofore
Cd Q TO offer for sale the most antire assortment,
of DRY GOODS The country affords. He
every variety tina, he has cscri lad the pleasure
to offer for sale.
Hamburg. s. c.. DC, 10Th. G5
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CARD.

IN consequence Of the dissolution above, i.
Il becomes necessary should elase OIL ont.
standing accounts and no.es bofore the LIST oil
January next. All persons indebted To me by
notes or otherwise, win please consider this an
imperative aud fnal cali for settlement ,1iihou.
delay. as Indulgence beyond a reasonable notice
can 40, and will not 30 given.
Hamburg, 8. C., Oct. I0,h, a37
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.STiTE or s. C3HOLLl.I.
E.nGEfIEl.D DISTRICT.
IL IllI IlMMAN III NS

CarwIIe. Moore " Co. Doiorm.ou in D,M.
g foreign .inGohmeEt.
YsYuE Pi.inrifT- ha,in. llir, day :ilrd heir
J.clallrlnn in this case, III my office aud
,h,. dele ndau, having u" wife or Attorney
kuown 10 IL. IS rIh.m lL.s State. on whom Il Co.
ny of ,,!,l declaration. with II rule I" plea eau
h.. served: II !. ordered. that the said d ef:nd-
am do plca! 20 the said declaration. " thin Il
year and a day from the publication Of this or.
der. or final and absolute Judgment vii! BE-
awarded against hini.
GEO. POPE. c {. p.
Clerks Office, Oct. Is. l5I2. ~ 10
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to III. subscriber. 9th.
IA or by nrte or oPeu account, are request
d TO mnkr payment on or before the 10Th OF
December ne1r. otherwise they will be placed
~ the hands Of an officer for collection A |
am forced 10 lave noi.ey. t" Iiqnidatc accounts
winch are standing against me. | hope those
indebted 10 III" will come forward.
WIN. BAILEY.
F1GciJ t Is
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State Of South arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

rem q aFann0n' Foreclosure of Mort
Sarah Addison, s"e'
DY an order from the Court of Com.
ID mon Pleas, in the above stated case,
| shall proceed TO sell i, Edgefeld Court
House N the first Monday in December
next, the iuI!oNin properly To wit: The
tract OF land " here on the defendant lives,
containing two hundred anil sixteen acres
more or less, adjoining lands Of Wiley
Harrison. 4. Perrin aud others. Terms
six Mouths credit, titles signed but moi de-
livered, aud il nor paid to be resold for
Cash. Cost in Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, =. E. D.
November, II, 1912 tS2 93) ! Al
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Commissioner in Equity, } Foreclosure +
vs. Nor, nor.

Lewis EIlzey.
TIME Morgaeed premises containing
Il six hundred and forty (640) acres
more or less. situate in Edsefld District.
and adjoining lands Of John Tarenco
Thomas Lamar. aud John Carter. aconrd-
ing 10 the original grant, having been sold
on the frs, Monday in August last, u
fourth for cash, aud tho balance on a cred
it Of three months, and the purchaser hav-
ing failed to comply with The terms ofsale;
! shall offer tho same premises 10 the high
ost bidder on the iirst Monday in Decem-
Der next. for cash, AZ the risk Of tho former
purchaser.
s. CHRISTIE. $. Z. D,
November IL, 1912 (S3 81, d4l
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HooY & JOE PRINTING

dAF Every description executed with
W n~ealnessand despatch, at the Office
Of tho Observation-Disclosures.
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Dissolution.

FHHE co.parlnersi,ip heretofore existing m
IL der the firm OF SCRANTON u MxIGs i
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. III al
settled business Of tie firm will /. adjusted b
{. 4. Mcigs.
p. a. SCRANTON,
e. &. MEIGS.
Oct. l.. 1912. # &c
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ THE COMMON rLEAS.
Devcr, burton attachment.

Wm. NJ. Sterile. Delft.
,SxllE Plaintiff having this day fled his
{ Declnratioui IN my office aud the Defend
ant having ~" Wife or Attorney knowuio be-
within the Stale. on whom n copy OF the same
wife n rule To plead, could be- served LII or
dered,h hat the Defendant plead 10 the SAID dec
Iara,iou within n year and n day. or hnal aud
absolute Observation-Disclosures againsthim.
GEO. POPE, C.. C. =.
Clerks Office.
Dec. Ia, lsIl.i GGD 81 so "A
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NEW BOOT & SHOE SHOP.
Henry DARLINGTON

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the c@iiisens of
10 Edsefieid village and adjacent c%ennirs,
ilrat he has commenced The manufacture OF
Gentlemen and Ladies' BOUTS ard SHOES.
opposite The Planters Hotel, and ficsn his bay
ing been brought up 10 the business he feels
satisfied, that lie will be ablesio give oil who
may patronage him satisfaction, as his work
shall be well made, and warranted mol 10 rip.
All work daue at Augusta prices.
N. b. All kinds OF mendiDg in hislirc, execut.
ed with neatness AID despaicii.
Oct So
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State Of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Ramey, Rhodes. & Go.
vs..
Joseph Patterson. Fl. Fa.)
NN7lLL BE SOLD in The above stated
w case. at the house Of defendant, IN
Saturday the third day Of December next,
me 10, Of Corn. about fifty bushels, one
lot at Shucks and Fodder.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. $. E.. D..
Nov. Is. 1912 (Sl SOY c ~
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STORE TO RENT.

gyHE Store adjoining MeSsrs. Frnz Ter e.
Addison. it is well fitted up for u Dry
Goods, Clothing OF Shoe Store. Inquire Of
NJ. FRAZIER.
Nav q d IL
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Hamburg. Angus, 4. 1912. Gun
FacdOrgae e. Commission
B BUSINESS.
HAMBURG, s. C.
Commission RusineSSi

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