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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-28

Strange Fatality .-Cauada seems dcs-
lined TO be the grave Of British Cover
.ors. They dnu', thrive when transplant
ted. The Duke of Richmond was bitten
10 death by n Canadian Fox or Mnd dog.
Lord S~ydenham w.:' kicc w, o! creation
bv u Cauadian Horse or Mule. Lord
Durham rriurncd 10 England with a bro
ken heart-liugered n few morneuts-and
left his titles aud coal mines TO n little
child. Lord Dalhuosic frequently declar-
cd ,hnt u Canada winter had done more
TO undermine his constitution than even
the East Indies. lie is dead. cir Char
les Bagoi, formerly minister from London
a, Washington holds the reins Of power
in Canada just pow-and he, 100 is about
10 quit his hold Al the last ndvices his
deccuse was daily expected. L"rd Stan.
lev had better ON out himself or give
the people q 800 years lease Of their own
country, with the privilege Of selecting
heallIy. pu,ivc rulers. England will wan,
the troops in China, where, If the people
canno, kill them the climate eau and pro-
baby will. Perhaps the poor. oppressed
Van Dicman's Land prisoners 'nay out
live all the great lords aud little lords who
Cypress them there, and die Of old ace
aud govt in 4 land Of freedom IN. j.
PicbtioR
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GEoRoETowS. Dec. 81.


Fire.-On Saturday last, al abou, ii
O'Clock in The morning, the kitchen Of Mrs.
Uaeer Beektnan. was discovered TO he on
fire. The wind. a, the time, was high al
n. W. In a few minutes the kitchen was
in a fame, aud communicated TO Mrs.
Beekman's dwelling, aud The stores Of
w. S. Croft, (all under the same roof,)
which, with the aid Of The wind and the
addition Of 80 cords Of lighiw God. aud 49,.
coo slaves and shingles, made au ~i'resis,i-
BILE fire, which swept the entire range to
the extreme corner of Broad street.
Twelve stores and habila,ions were des-
,royed, with :ie adjacent GU, houses. The
principal sufferers in the way Of merchan-
die are Mr.. Waterman. Mrs. Howren,
Mrs. Beekman. Mrs. CosGell, and Mrs.
Moody-and to land holders The loss is
considerable re all the proprie,nrs, and we
name them in connection with The progress
OF tho fire.
J.. Iiager Bcekman, three s1orcs. kitchen
and bake house. aud all the out buildings.
2. w. S. Croft, three stores.
3, a. L. Mariana, store and GU, build
inss.
d. Mrs. Merinm Henry. Q stores.
s. Miss Charlotte A. Myers, . stores
and Kitchens.
6. Mira. zacharinh Cogdeil, two stores,
kitchens. Is.
The citizens made grea, cxcrlious 10
save all they could Of what was in the
course Of the ~devouring element, and By
spirited exeriions. prevented The firing oil
the buildings OF the Opposite side Of the
street. which were greatly jsooardizsd.
and If Que had igniied. The heart Of the
whole town would inevitably have been
consumed. Our engine was put in the
service and did ~cficien, work. but we un
ders,and there was not u single fire hook
in fitness for use!
With the mid Of three or four FIRE hooks.
poles and lines. the fire conld have been
cou6ned 10 the kitchen in which j, originn-
l Icd.~Otss,rs,.
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State of South Carolina.

y
pY OLIVER TOWLES, Equirc,
~ Ordinary Of Edse6eld District.
Whereas, Leroy II. Mundy. hath ap-
piled to ma for Letters of Administration
on all and sinsular,hc goods aud cha,icls.
rights and credits Of Wm. II. Yc!icll, Ia,e
oil the District afnrcai,I. deceased.
These arc. therefore, incirc md aimon-
ish all and singular. The kindrcd aud crcdi.
tors of'hc said deceased. 10 be and appear
before mr. az our next Ordiuary's Cunr!
for the SAID District 10 he holden :: Edge
field Court House o. the I'll day ollJanuary
lsl2. 10 show cause If my, Why the
SAID administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this lglh
day of Dec. one thousand ciGh, hundred
aud loriy-iwo. aud in the s~ix'y-sevcu,!I
year Of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, o. T..
Dec. 81. 1872. lS2 1871 >, ~
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EOTECE.

NV ESEs
4 WILL sell To the highes, bidder nj the
Il late residence of Susan Burkhulss
deceased. on Thursday the 29Ih instaui.
All the personal estate Of said deceased,
consisting Of three Negroes, Mules. Hogs.
Sheep. Stock Of Cattle, Plantation Tools.
Household and KiIcacn Furniture.
TANDY BURKHALTER.
Adminis:rdtup.
Alsn \, the same ,i,ns aud place. all tho
personal estate Of Martin Burkhalicf:
deceased, consisting OF one Rifle Gun:
l~iorses, Cora, Fodder. Oats. and
Household Furuirare.
Terms. a HcLir OF twelve months, pur.
chasers 10 give uuIcs with Two approved
securities.
TANDY DURKHALTEg.
IdniaIsiratur.
Dec. 10. lSsa E6
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SOUTH CAROLINA. J
ELn.E.h hicfricL

Al the reques, ofMr. Absalom Dclaush-
ter. | have surveyed the following roads,
viz: The road Trading from the bridge nj
Augusta TO the new bridge on Stephens
creek: thence TO the fork, uenr Fury's fer.
~, and find tito be l51 miles s chains !;
thence from said fork Of The road, by Fury's
Terry, 20 the upper market house. in Au.
gusia. II miles aud ID chains.
Certified The l7ih August, 1889.
WM. BURCKHALTER. D. $.
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HIaRa1I fos. Salco
Dec. 10, 1912.

HLseEa0 HOE S3ECo
TilE Subscriber will offer at public
Il sale, on Monday .hc 10Th of Janua-
ry next, al his residence. a irac, of land
c%untaiuing four hundred nud thirty three
acres, y ing on Horse Penn Creek. near
Meeting Street. Also u tract uf land. he.
ing within one mile east Of Liberty Hill,
containing two hundred and fifty TWO acres.
Also, u house and lol in the Town Of Edge.
field containing four and three quarter
acres; also Horses, Cows, Hogs. Corn,
Fodder. Oats, and two Road Wagons, &c.
Terms-For tho Lands. one third cash,
the balance on n credit Of one aud Two
years, noies with approved securities vii!
be required. For Tho Personal property.
for all sums Of and under So, cash, over
IhRi amour, twelve months crcdi, with
note and approved securities.
TllOS. 3. HARVEY.
Dec. 20, 1872 C AZ
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General Orders.
HEAD GuanrERs, iith Dec. 1912

HEAD GukKTERS, iih Dcr. lo-i2.
II 81. Walker. T. J. Piekens. P.S. GroSss,
cd CT Hampton. J.fMcpherson, G. W.
TavIor, J. NJ. Wallace. w. w. Ancrun, w.
c. Mouzon and ". T. EHsrbe. are appointed
Aids. de.Camp to Inc Commander.in thief,
with the rank Of Lientenapt Cciorel, and will
be obcycd and respected accordingly.
The :Aidsde Camp wiFlrespectively signify
their acceptance forthwith. aud report Them
selves at Head Quarters, ns fully equipped by
the LIST day Of February nSxt.
j. w. CANTEY.
AdJtiS Insp. General.
Dec. 81 il "a
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Edse6eld C. H.. Dec. 1872.

The Tragedy of The Somsrs.-The n.
Y. Herald Of Monday says:-"We have
lust noy-hsara THAI q legal investigation is
10 be commenced into the whole of this
extraordinary ana horrible affair. George
w. Warner is 10 he brousk, before Judge
Kent o.morrow morning urder a writ Of
haLeos corpus. when i, vii! lie necessary
for Lieut.. Mckenzie TO appear and show
by what authority he is KEEP, in c%oniuc-
mcu,. This will lead TO an expose Of tho
whole affair. or an immediate discharge of
the prisoncrs."-Ch0ri.ston Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-28

Notice.
"A LII persons are cautioned against trn-
IA ding for q note Of hand, given by mo
TO John Delaushier. bearing date 6lh De-
ccmbcr instant. for Eve hundred mud Gifts
dollars, $500 as the consideration FIR
which said ole was given has failed. =
VIII not lny it unless compelled By Law.
CHARLES COSNAHkN.
Dec. -. 1912 hIO
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Am Ordinance.

ED E il ordainadhy The In,endnnt and War
LIB dens &c The Town Of Edseield. III Coun
Gil assembled, Tnai IN Ordinances passed by
the Council OF, thss7ih a!ay. I54I. 10 suppress
the firing of Guns Pistols, and MI descriptions
&c Fire Arms, in The streets of the Town Of
Edscfeli, be so amended rs to forbid the firing
Of any Gun, Pistol. or other Fire Arms in the
public square. or ssseels of said town. or places
adjacen, thereto, except on public Trimming
days. under the pGiulty Of fine And imprison-
ment. or either. Ut the discretion of The Coun-
ell. Within the lin,ls Of their powers, us cs.a.
hiishcd by law.
JAS.A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Dec. &c. IS42. 81 IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-28

" The recently elected Commissioner OF
the Poor. are requested to NEE, At Edseheld
C. II. on the FRS, Monday in January next:
Dee.7 .! 90
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Lost on. Mislaid.
NStEce.

Notice.
EPT Order of tie Ordinary. I will
A0 sell ut the late residence of Alien
Anderson, Scnr. deceased. al! the personal
estate Of snid deceased, cxecpttbc negroes,
on Thursday the 5lh day Of January next.
On II credit ill 25rh Deer. 1873.
Tcrnis made known nj The sale:
ALLEN ANDERSON,
Executor.
Dec. 10, 1912 81 ~
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COLUMBIA. Dec. 9:

Co:on-Co,nes in freely. and Us promptly
met by purcbasens. NJ she current rutes-say -
SO cts. extremes-mos, sales II D u S. cts.
-CGrolinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-28

}" The siA:en tie lh6t 6inds t,ro uiLitrg hearts
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening, the 22d inst. By the
Rev. Dr. Thomas. Mr. THoaAs L.. COLEMAN,
10 Miss ELaESA L. HAeKErr, all Of Abbeville
District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-28
Commercial.

AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.
Augusta Insurance and Banking Co.. par.
Bank OF .Augusla. "
Branch State o! Georgia nj Augusta,
Agency Bank OF Brunswick,
Brunch Georgia Rail Road.
Mechanics Bank.
Bank Of 81. Mary's,
Bank Of Millcdsevil!e
Bank Of the 81. Of Geo. u SGv.
Branches OF ditto
Agency OF ditto, at Greensboro
Bank of Brunswick.
Commercial Bank, ut Macon.
Geo. K. K. " Bkg. Co. Athens,
Marine u Fire lus. Bank. SAY.
2rauch nf ditto, nj Macon.
Planiers' Bank, Savannah.
,Ruckersvillc Banking Comp'y.
Exchange Bank, Brunswick,
Ocmulgee Bank. broke.
Central Bank of Georgia, 35 a 80 dis
Central Il. Il. IL Bkg, Co. Saw. 3 a 06
Ins. Blk. Of Columbus. at Mlacon, q u 10 g
Alabama Notes. IL a la
Bank of Hawhinsvillc. - a 30 "
Phunix Bank Of Columbus, GAO"
Charleston Banks, par.
Bank of Camden.
Bank Of Georgetown.
Commercial. Columbia,
Merchants. at Chcraw,
Bank Of Hamburg.
No Sale or Uncertain.
Bank Of Daricn aud Branches.
Bank Of Columbus.
Chauahoocs,ee Il. Road Il Banking Company.
Monroe K. Road Il Banking Company.
Planters md Mechanics Bank. Columbus.
Western Bank Of Georgia, !, Rome.
Drafts.
On New York. a 0 prem.
Charleston. par a dis.
Savannah. par q prem.
Philadelphia. a 0 prem.
Lexington, Ky. pur a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-28
Dec IL. Isl
REMOVAL.

nR. F.. J. MINIS has removed his hPo-
rHEcARy SHoP to La,o RGase. next door
10 Mr. n. l.. Grillin's Law Office, and ncur Mr..
Compty's Hotel.
Those indebted 10 him either BY note or ac-
ccuu,. 10y calling sooa can have 4 chance to
paw them. il no., they will find them with his
neishbor in u Range Of LGac.
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Is Cousc,L, November 9th. 1871.

IS COUNCIL, November 9th. 1871.
ID ESOLVED, That The Committee
M ON the Bridge. be directed TO give
instructions 10 tie Keeper to permit wa.
CONS and carts coming into the CRY, loaded
with cotton. TO pass i, free Of toll. and TO
pay back any toll received since the 18Th
day Of October, TO the owner of COTTON or
wagon who has paid ii. or to his agent.
The above extract from the minutes Of
Council is published by order of his Hon.
or the Mayor. for the benefit Of those in.
terested.
J C. SNEAD. Clerk.
a,or.,o ~, Nnra~k.- % 1910
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Valuable Land for sale,
EoaIcc.
Dec. l3. 1882

PRICES
TEnHE low prices OF Cotton, The scarcity
Il Of Money, aud Tie cheapness Of Ia
boir in nln".t every other hraneh of trads, sty
'nonishcs tho Tailorsin Edsr6eId rillngc. r,.rf
they 100. must loi their rricea c"rrespohd ~ifh.
the ,'ncs. Under ihesh circumstances and
having procured workmen who are uilIina %
work n; reduced rites, va invite our crssn.
mers. and the public generally. TO call aad e.at,
!nine our stock, rndi,enr our PriceS.which atrs5
he low (far tic seirnc a~Iiicles) N any siuosat
establishment in the Southern country.
GOODIES LgOa,
Dec S, 1872. S5
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MEDICAL OFFICE of DRs. f. J. MrNs
and JoRS 6. WILLIAMS Lac Range, next door
To Mr. Co,npiy's Hotel.
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.Rdamtntsis.asos.'s Notice

a Lii persons indebted 10 The estare Of
N Is. +. Nicholson deceased, ane re-
ques,ed 10 make immediate payment. as
the estate owes moacy. and in consequence
of which we shall he compelled to Collect
and all persons having claims against the
estate vii! present their demands duly
proven.
J. O. NICHOLSON,
\. II. STORTHER.
AduiaIfrdtor'A
Dec. l3 If NB
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-28

TO RENT.-The House at prcscu, occu.
pied by Dir. John Covar. Apply To
Ell. MINIS.
Dec II, 1912 tf46
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adm,jmisarasOr,s Sale.

administrators Sale.
A GREE.ABLY 10 M Order from tho Or
"A binary uf Edgc6eid District. | sLall Ola.
for sale OF "Wednesday the 18th Instant, at 20
late residence Of Thomas 3 Grafton. decease6:
n pnrt OF the Personal Estate Of said deceasr1:
consisting Of Hoses, Cutie, hogs. &C.; Plan
ta,ion T. OILS ofpIl kinds. HouAehoid aud Nicb.
Gu Eurnimse, &c. an q credit Of 10 months
JOSEPH GRAFTON.
Dec I9. 1872 % %
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Medical Notice.

Ebr. JOHN e.. WILLIAMS,
NFFERS his professional service, to The
" citizens of Edgcield village nudadiaecu,
country, and can be found. by caIIipg a, s. F.
Goodies dwelling, 4, an tiues.
Nova q Do
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-28

J c. SNEAD. Clerk.
Augusta, Ga, November %, 1912.
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n. LacoHpE, Scsrelrge Of State.
Dec 2S ~ !
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
THE SABBATH.

Reader have you ever contemplated the APP
proach of Sabbath, with feelings of graft
tude to the great am; who set il apart as a
day of rest, from the tolls and drudgeries of
life. Have you ever gazed upon the setting
sun on Saturday eve, us he threw his farewell
smile upon the ocean wave, and bathed the
mountain tops in floods of molten goldl Have
you ever watched him sink gradually away
with halo of burning clouds upon his brow,
and thought that on the morrow he would
again emerge from the dawning east, to look
upon the serenity of Sabbath! Yes! we
hear the glad response from thousand voices,
all exclaiming yes! We hear the merchant
as he turns The key of his counting room, ex.
claim yes! as he fondly dreams of a relax
from the din of business which surrounded him
through the week. We see the man of plea.
sure respond with emphasis, as he looks for
ward with delight TO the enjoyments of ride
in the country, where he can luxuriate in the
tanning breeze. redolent with the perfume in
the wild flowers that strew the plain and gaze
enraptured upon the rural scenes, which meet
the wandering eye at every turn. ..f.~ s
How delightful then is the Sabbath-all hail
it-all enjoy it--all look forward to it with
thoughts above the things of this earth, and
Purer than the grovelling drudggery of mind,
attendant upon the business of the week.
The hum of business preparation is sus-
pended, our streets are evacuated by the
crowds which throng them daily, and all is
hushed in the sweet serenity of Sabbath ST.
lence-save when the solemn tones of the sur
rounding church bells fall upon the ear, remind
US that the Sabbath is day we owe to our
Maker-a day on which we should wend our
way to the House of God.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
TNEW HOTEL.n

THE undersigned would respectfully make
Unknown to the public, that he has opened
a House of Entertainment opposite the west
side of the Public Square. He deems it need
less to go through long catalogue Of praise
to his house, SO usually done by others, but
would merely suggest TO those passing this
way to give him a call--try him once. His
endeavors will be to render general satisfac-
ton. The terms are as follows
For Man and Horse per day, ST. so
Per meal for Man and Horse, rs
For Man or Horse per meal, 371
Keeping Horse per month, SIS 90
Boarding & Lodging per month, Is 90
To be- Cash business exclusively.
]. MONEY.
N. b. Treasury warrants and county claims
taken at par for all debts due this establish
ment, and, also, for Board, &c.
J. M.
August 6, lS42. - 22-tf.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
NO TIC e.

RY an order of the Court of Probates Of
Holmes county, will be sold on the lot
of October, at the Court House in CarrolliOn
at public auction, on IL months credit, the fol-
lowing lands belonging to the estate of WJey
Davis, deceased, TO wit: ....
Lots 8, Ia, 8, and 5, Of section %, TOWNSHIP
l9, range east. r...-...
Lots 8 and l6, of section l, township q
range l west.
The west half Of south east quarter Of Sec
ton 80, township is, range east.
The west half of south west quarter OF Sec
ton 81, township is, range l east.
The east half of north east quarter of sec
ton l3, township Is, range 5 east.
The south east quarter of section Ii, tow
ship Is, range east. -.--
The east half of south west quarter Of sec
rion l3, township Is, range 5 east.
The east half of north west quarter OF sec
ton Is, township Is, range 5 east.
The south east quarter of section 4, to"f
ship Is, range east.
The south east quarter Of section 3, town
ship Is, range 5 east.
The west half of south west quarter oil Sec
ton 5, township Is, range east
The north east quarter OF sectlon oo' 10 ""
ship Is, range east:
Such title only will be made as is invested
in the deceased.
DAVID DAVIS, Admir- De bonis non.
OF Wiley DdUis, decedSS0
Carrollton, Aug. 80. 1912. 26-ls:
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

will expose to public sale, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at tire door of the courthouse Of Carroll
county, on Monday the 24th day of October next,
within the hours prescribed by law the north east
quarter of section twenythree, and the south west
quarter of section thirteen all in township eighteen,
range four east assessed as the property of Ansey
McCarroll and viii be sold to pay his state. county
and special tax for the years eighteen hundred and
thirty-eight and eighteen hundred and thirty nne.
amounting to % dollars CENTS and all costs that
may accrue thereon.
SAMUEL MOORE, T. c. c. c.
July Is, 1912. 2O-3m.-p. t. I5d.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
friend of his coun :

I Will eyerv true-hear,ed friend of his coun
itry read the following article, which we take
from the Nashville Banner. We care not
what his politics may be. Is it not known to
every voter at the last Great political Revolu-
ton, that the Wing party did support John
TYLER for the Vice Presidency-and that they
elected him. Is it not fully known. also, that
he has betrayed his party and the best inter-
ests of the American people in general. Let
not the opposition party boast SO loudly, and
applaud Tyler for this betrayal-it may come
home to them 10 due time.
OUR FAITH AND THE REASONS FOR 1T.
We look forward to most glorious Wing
victory in 1914. 1t is obliged TO be SO. The
people are honest, and always right, when
fully aroused-the condition of the country
The questions at issue, are too momentous to
permit any man 10 sleep in that great conflict.
Is there Wing wo doubtsl Then leth be-
hold the mad positions of the doomed leaders
of LocofocoiSm. ......
They have openly coaesced with the Arnold
Of the Wig party, and are singing hosannas
TO all lie Vetoes, whilst the suffering country
bleeds at every pore.
when through their unholy coalition with Ty-
Ter, they know they have rendered the Wings
powerless 10 restore better times. ..#..s#..
They upbraid us for breaking "promises in
1910" when they know they have backed and
sustained Tyler in wrestling from us every
means in our power OF fulfilling these promi-
SEES. #.
They say we are responsible for Tyler's acts
hnp hon ,hoy,
they know that with as much proprety could
Gen. Washington have been charged with re-
sponsibity for Arnold's treason, or the Re-
infamy; because they once thought these cul.
prits honest men. A.f .....
They call the present "Whig Administra.
tion," when they know they have won the
President who has betrayed his party, and that
whilst enjowing in the treason the spoils Of
office, they have melted the traitor to most
unparalleled and destructive war upon Wing
measures. # H..E - .......a sss.-
They charge the wing Congress with 'bank.
rupting the treasury" when they know thai
they and Tyler have had the spending and the
enjoyment of the money that is spent, willis
they have thwarted Congress in every effor
heretofore made 10 replenisA the Treasury.
lney TepToach tne wing congress tor no
restoring "better times" when they know tina
every measure by which the Wings expected
to restore "better times" has been defeated
by treaehery, bargain and corruption between
Tyler and the Locofocos.
Such are a fe,o of the mad-the foolish po
sisions with which they propose to go into the
conflict of 1914, before an Intelligent and ar
honest people! WHAT SAY yE, Wines? d.
you not confidently "Iook forward 10 a mos
glorious Wing victory in lS44!" AS certain
as the people have COMMON SENSE and are JUST
as certain as "whom God would destroy h,
first makes mad"--as certain as the sun shines
in the heavens, with such issues, it is so!
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
A Card.

CARRoLLToN, Miss, August 90, 1912.
WE beg leave to inform friends and the public,
that will open House at Greenwood, Yazoo river,
on the 18th of September next, under the style of
STANCILL g. BROTHER, for the purpose of car
rying on a general RECEIVING g. FORWARDING bust
ness. Any business intrusted to our will re-
ceive proper attention. We viii also keep hand,
an assortment of Hedry Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Groceries, Begging, Bale Rope, dc. ---
c. & G.. STANCILI,.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

vs.. In Chancery.
ELISHA NORTH, ct al
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
II that, Elisha North, one of the defendants
in this case, is not a resident of Mississippi,
Ordered, That publication be made in the
Carrolton Pioneer, for two months success
sively, for the said Elisha North to appear on
the third Monday in December next, before
the Vice Chancellor, at the Court Room in
Carrollton. to plead. answer or demur TO the
complainani's Bill; and in default thereof, the
matters and allegations, in said Bill, will be
taken Pro C0nfesso.
~ WIN. HEMINGWAY, CPk.
lth July, 1912. a1a ass l9-9m.