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AGRICUETURAL.

Improvement in Whcul-The oazsc of
Geu. Harmon. Of Wheallaud, Monroe
county. New York. promises to become
as honorable connected with The improve
,neut of the great staple article Of food iii
this country, wheat. as has tia, Of lie
Concur with tho progress Ut wheat cul-
ssre 10 Eag.aod.
Gen. uarnnu's principal crop is OF the
variety he calls tho improved Flint, which
had It's origir iu the common White Flint.
wheai, Introduced in Western New York
not far from 1881. This whea, is so well
kuosaa 10 10 need 90 description 1t IS
hardy, net liable 10 rust. never shells in
gathering, aad weighs well. This most
serioua digestion formerly made 10 this
wheat was the difficulty Of ,l.reshing it by
hand-a difficulty done aa ay by The ia
reduction OF The ,reshias machine. On
favorable soils, It's yield IS from tweniy 10
twcniy- Ave tesheis per acre. BY careful
cui,iva.ien and ssieetinn, and not allow
ing ans other kinds to come in contact
with tbs wheat. either in the field or in
the graaary. Gen. ilar,nan has broush,
the improved Film, 70 q purity aud uni-
formiiy pf quality we have never seen
eauailcd. This wheat is mich sought
after Tor seed, and much the greater por.
lion 0 fhis crop Is always used Tor this Par.
pose.
Gen. Harmon IS experimenting with a
VARIETY Of pthcr wasats, ON Of which
have been lately introduced into this corn-
cry from abroad, and o,hers are kinds
which have long been ksown 20 u sshsat
growers. Arsoeg these are The Kentucky.
whileshoarded, lr1nsc commonly known
rs the Canada Pint a valuable wheat
tho berry ptuEnfs, white. and heavy ; the
old Genesee Red Chat, grown since the
fifsr settlement OF the country, and, were
!, not sos lis iiahility 10 rust and blight,
would be one Of the bsss Uhea,s' in the
Stale. Some Of the heaviest crops Q!
wheat ever grown in the United Statei
we're of this ; 10 acres Of j, have bser
known 10 average more than go husSel.
to tie acre. The Wheailaud Red Whea
il 4 variety originated by Gen. Harmon
and promises 10 ho.a valuable sort, ripen'
ing cafly, and producing a Gae berry. III
also enltisatss tho Virginia May. long Z
great favorisoi in tho South; the Talsver;
Wheas, frora England; The English Flint
rnnch resembling The Old Gcnesee Ret
Wheat; with oiheeyarieiies nns eecessar.
% anufneraie.
snsswing Whea., Gen. Harmon pnr
saes tho course long since recommends
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,tOWN SHAW.
&c PLAlsTERER,

BRICKLAYER &c PLAISTEREa,
TENDERS his services to the citizens
Il of this and The adjoining Districts, 10
DO any work ia his line. in a workmanlikc
manner. and at prices suitable TO the times.
Having served a regular apprenticeship
10 the business, he will warrant the work
he puts together TO stand.
Letters addressed 10 The care OF VIM. F.
Durisoe, will meet with immediate atten"
lion.
march % lf 8
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NOTICE..

a LII Persons arc iuIwarned from trading
n. for two Notes OF hand. given BY me 10
Paul w. Conner, one due first January next.
for Five Hundred Dollars. with interes, from
the date. dated January 10. lsi3. The other
for Five Hundred Dollars, due first January.
lsi5. dated 18th January, iS43. The said
Notes wefc given for land, n par, Of which
belonged 10 another pei son The Notes are
III possession Of Gcnl. G w. Hodges, who is
jointly hound with Paul w. Conner. in bond
10 make the title of said land, good. never
intend TO pay the said notes.
L.iakIN GRIFFIN,
March IS e 7
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A1archS
ErecMeoa.,a .N;aaice.
B. J. RYAN.
tc A

a IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of WIN.
N J.. Glover, decd, either by Note or
Book Account. are requested TO come forward
aud settle with Captain G. Hoknpr with whom
the Notes and Accounts ARE deposited Cor col.
lection Aslonser indulgence cannot be gwen.
those wishing 10 save cost will DO we'll to avail
themselves Of lila opportunity. as the Notes
and Accounts will be pm, in The hands of m
officer FOR collection. wi,l,ou, respect TO per.
Sons. Those having demands against the said
estnte are requested TO hand Them in, legally
aticsted.
CHARLES J. GLOVER, Executor.
Dcc.27 45 tf
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asea S
@kbsfie Gsssss:
LOVE Ar FIRST SIGHT
III puLwER.


IsTo iryaaeasi . silent look
Flashed from thine ,careless eyes
Aad whatbefore was shadow, took
The Eight of summer skies:
The frss-horn Love vas on the look;
The Venus rose from out ef tie deep
OF those inspiring eyes.
NV lie. Eke some lone, solemn spot
a spirittpasses o'er,
Grew instinct with q glory not
81 earth or heaven before.
Sweet trouble stirred the haunted spot,
And sbock:the leaves Of every thought;
Thy picsence wondered o'cr'
nv being ycarncs. andcrepsto thine,
sAs;fin fiunss afyore.
Thy soul had been a part OF nine,
Which claimed. t.back once more.
Thysesy SELF no logger thine,
But merged In shat delicious Tile,
Which made rs one OF yore.
yhe.c blonmed beside thea forms us far.
There niprnrureirsorss Q s%wess.
Blu, sanud tl,se hreashcd tn enchanted an
Twas life and des,h to meet.
Aud hehcefoyth. thou alone ~eri far.
And though tho s.ars had sung tor JOY
Thy Whisper anly sweet.
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y, I'D, TlRBETTS,

HAS removed to The o formerly
IL occupied by Mr.. Lyon, in Messrs.
Penns store. whore he is carrying on the
Shoe business iii all its branches. He will
keep constantly on hand n good supply OF
home made work. all kinds Of leather and
findings. which will be sold rs cheap as
can be bought a, any place. All kinds
Of work done to ordar with nealness and
despatch. He viii also pay the hishesI
prices for all kinds Of hides. either in. Casl
Leather or Shoes.
Edgefcld c.. H., March s &c 6
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Inpork7a. to Painters 1T is sthled in
L-ihig's Chemistry, tina, the disease called
painters cholic. is unknown in all manu-
factories Of white lead. in which the work
men are accustomed 10 take as a proven.
tive. sulpftric acid lemonade. n solution
of sugar rendered acid by ~salphnric acid.
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State at South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

WpY OLIVER ToWLEs. Esquire.
Id Ordinary Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas. Eliza G. Tompkius. applied
TO me sr Letters Of Administration TN all
aId singular the goods aud chatieis, rights,
and credits Of Samuel Tonkins, late Of The
District Aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, bette aud admon
ish all and Singular The Kindred and eredi-
tors af The said deceased, to be and appear
before me. at our e Ordinary's Court
for the said District TO he holden at Edge
field Cour, House on the Eth April. iaS43.
20 show geese, If my. why the said Ad-
ministration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day Of April. ono thousand eigh, hun
drcd and forty three. and in the sixty Sc
verih year OF American Independence.
q. T0WL.ES. o. E. n.
April 4, 1913. (S2 III q 10
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Melancholy OeeuTresce.- William Camp
bell and Thomas Campbell. brothers, sons
.os The late Mr.. Loudoun Campbell, of this
place. were in a boat down The river, en-.
gagged in shoaiing wild fowl. when the
snow storm Of Thursday last occurred.
Owing to the s!cet, aud darkness. they
los, their way, aud were exposed for the
whole day and night 90 Tho FAIRY Of the
Storm and the inclamency Of the weather,
Before they reached the shore, the young.
eat or the brothers, Tbnmas Campbell,
sunk With exhaustion, and benumbed By
the cold, died. The other VIM. Camp,
bell, survived, ba, had bis limbs dreadful.
ly frost bitten. The survivor reached The
hospi,able residence Of DR.. Henry p. Dain,
esriieId. 10 Prince Georges County, bid.
where every ASSISTANCE and comfor, Ihal
could possibly be rendered waa promptly
and kindly exiended--and where he nov
remains under tho MEDICAL care OF DR.
Observation-Disclosures Gazsse, 20u
utt.
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Maine Fur Tradt.-Thc Portsmouth
Journa, says that Maine supplies more fox
skins than any other territory OF e1Hai
extent, IN the world. Two grars since. Il
A.lew York trader went to Maine. and in
less than a fortnight returned aeaTs. with
nineteen Thousand fox skins. for which ne
paid al,oat S2j.000. II was estimated
that 10000 foxes had heen killed in Maine
Iknl Wiu,ey.
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4. Family Of Counttrfiters.-Mary
Shepherd Sho lad been found guilty OF
counterfci,ing in tho Court o fSessions, a,
a late hour on Monday night, was this at
,erueon sentenced 10 the State prison Coz
7 wears aud one month. The prisoner is
n woman ahuut 60 gears old. and the
neither nf a umeron family. the greater
number Of whom, and also hoih their pa
rents, are now in different State Prisons.
or sentenced To be sent there.
About one hour hcfare tho mother was
sentenced in the Cour of Sessions, her
son james Sheppard was. FIR a similar
offence. sentenced by the u. s. Court to
be imprisoned in The State Prism five
years. EIor daughter was sentenced To
The State Prison by tho Cour,of Sessions
about a week back. Her husband is ia
the State Prison Of New jersey, another
in tho State Prison at Sing Sing, and q
third will leave this city !or the sanie place
accompanied by bis mother, in a day OF
two. All these have been convicted oil
similar offences. eounterfeiing.-Jonr. q
Com.
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Labor wiR seek il rerard.-A gentle
man from Dali!oneea Informs rs uiatit Is
estimated tina, twelve thousand Iaborers
have gone int the mines OF Lurnpkin
county The past winter. and that laore ,hou-
sands are expected. This is hut a small
par, OF the gold region Of The United States
or even OF Georgia and Alabama. IL Is q
pleasing and reasonable relief 70 the cot
.raiseIs a, NO South, who are thus
turned of from proftless labor. diilooks
TO n wider zclief to the dcpressiou aT the
times. for i, will lessen 1he value Of gold,
and do something TO cqusliSe the value Of
labor. Tho process will be tedious, hut
the result is certain. Our gsld mines do
no, yield a splendid profit, hut they are
deemed incxI,aussihie. God is wise!
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBETTLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William Wilson,

w iil.am Wilson,
Is. Bill for Partition.
Elizabeth Todd, Sc others.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction that
Il Caroline Grigsley, Whitfield Bozemon and
Emelinc his wife, Tolivcr TowIes and Sarah
Ann his wife. Albert Robertson, Mannuring
WALTON * Charlotte his wife. Anderson Shines
aud CorncGa his wife, Mary. 4 daughter Of Ma.
~ Brown, deceased, who has in%iernarried
with some Que unknown, Leroy Brnwn, aud
Daniel Gent and Nancy his wife, defendants,
named in the said bill, are. aud reside wiihou,
the limits of this state: Ordered. that the said
defendants respectively, do appear, plead, an.
sver or demur, to the said bill, within three
months from this date, or decree pro confcsso,
will 40 rendered against them.
II. A. JONES, c. Z. a 1.
aSSsfille, Feb Is, isii3. sm a
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Punish mint for Seduetioa.-A bill has
been read in the Senate Of Pennsylvania,
by MIR. Sullivan, called IAN act to pun.
ish seduction. and TO afford a more ode.
qlate remedy Tor the injury" This bill!
declares thar seduction Of any female is an
indic,able offence, and in addition TO the
remedies now given by law, any person
convicted Of this offence in any court Of
quarter sessions. shall he sentenced 10 pay
q fine of not less than $500, o moro than
$4,000. OF tho discretion Of the court /;
anil, further. undergo solitary confinement
at hard laho-, in the penitentiary. no, less
than oue year, nor NOSE than ten: and
that HE scrion for seduction may be used
by any mother or oiher e~ela,iye of the fe-
male seduced -Phita. Ledger.
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Edgrfeld C. H., March Is, 1913.
ORDER No. -
4 N consequenccof thc resignation ofCap-
4 tain Jesse NJ. Cog5urn, Of Edgefield Beat
Company No. !, an Election will be held on
Saturday the 18th Of May next. at Edgefeld
C. H.. for the purpose Of filling tho vacancy.
On the same day, NJ II O'Clock, the E;dgefield
Bea, Company will parnde at the above .nam-
ed place, armed and equipped according 10
law.
BY order CT Col. WisEali.
SAMUEL P0SEY. Ii. Col.
Maregcrs-Lieu,. Rnncy, Lieut.. Cohey.
aud Sergeant I. G. Bacon.
Starch Is 81
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Nldice.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber,
N by note or open account. are requested, IA
he is deprived by the Town Council. of the
privilege ofretaiiins, TO come forward Is coon
us possible & pay up, he is dcsirous ofclosrrs
his business. All Notes and accounts, hot sat.
tied, in some shape or form, by the mex, Return
Day, will be placed in the bands Of an Atior.
neyii for collection.
B. J. RYAN.
Marcbs If 6
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Effects Of Xine.-Thc celebrated Ad-
disoa. said many years ego: "Wine
heightens Indifference into love. loye in,o
jealousy. and jealousy into madnoss. II
ofteus turn, the good 1atured man into an
idiot, aud the choleric into an assassin.
Il gives bitterness TO resentment, il makes
vasi,y ipsuperablc aud displays every lit
tie spot Of tho soul in its utmos, dcfor.
nifty.
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THE U. s. DISTRICT COURT
Drsra,cr Of Sourn CAno.ryA.
IN ~BINKRUPTcY.

TT the matter OF LEWIS D. Cobb. Merchant
Ell residing in Abbcville District. South Car
oIiuaa Bankrupt.
Pursuant 20 an Order ofthe District Cnnr,
Of tao Uniicd States, for tho Disiric, Of souin
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, tina, cause be
saewn before the said Court, ut the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the third
day Of June next. at eleven O'Clock, A. H.,
why the said Lewis B Cobb. should not re.
ceive his Discharge aud Certificate as a Bank
rupt.
Charleston, 9th day Of afarch. 1919.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
march - ~ s
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As there canno, be plants without seed.
fruit without blossom, streams wi'h"nt a
fouu,ain. effect wi,hau,a eaIse, 81 neiiher
can there be drunkenness without moder-
ale drinking.
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March:
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Ptehe Mobiles, by her But0r hinneiOH
next friend. vs.. and
WIN. Mobiles, s. others. Alirronu.
I appearing TO my satisfaction, Iba, The
H. Deiendan, William Mobiles. resides with
on, the limits orthe State. Ordered, that tho
said Defendant do plead. answer or demur To-
the compIiinau.s bill, within three months
from the publication hereof OF the said bill
will be taken pro c~onfesso agains, him.
]. TERRY, C. Il. E.. 7.
Nov. 26, 1888. c.
March 4 3m 6
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Susan Rhoden, Applicant.

Pa,sey Rhoden s. others. Dea's.S
TT appearing to my satisfaction tba,
u Charles Rhodesl, and William Rhodcn,
two OF the defendants in the above stated
case, reside beyond the Limits Of this State.
It is therefore ordered, that they appear
aud otjcc TO the division or sale OF tbs
real estate Of john Rhoden. decd. on o.
before the fist day Of May next, or ,heis
consent 70 tho same win be entered Of re-
cord
OLIVER ToWLEs. o. e. ..
Feb 8 LET 9
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Ralpaway
u,srch@

10 FROM the subscriber. living near
G7yA Clouds creek, in the neighbourhood
sIgh Of Chaiman's hfili Edscfeld District,
ESSSSmy Negro man JOHN, whom | pur.
HAlchased Of my father q few weeks ago,
nm my father purchased him from a spe.
scdIa,or. fnn Virginia. John said he
was raised near Richmond, Va. he Is about 81
wears OF age, about 5 feet 8 or 9einches high,
Of Iislt complexion, aud has a scar on The cor.
ner ofhis lett eye; is n s,oui well made fellow.
full faced, speaks quick when spoken TO. lie
had on when he wen, away n fur cap. a brown
ish cloth coai, and pan,aloons Of, course grey
cloth. II Is quite likely he j. trying to get back
10 Virginia. I will give twenty-five dollar'
reward TO any person who will apprchcnd ths
raid slave aud confita him in any jail in thi:
State, 60 tl,ai I get him again, and thiriy-ive
collars IL taken out Of the State. and If brought
home all reasonable expenses will be paid.
rho specnlaiorfrom whom he was purchased
writes hia name Andrew Lee.
Feb. %
The Columbia Sou,h-C arolinian, will copy
The above once n month. until forbid. And
forward ihcir aceounts to this office.
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pY DAVID PAUL sEows.
Miiy is the rose masi beautiful
Among lie flowers that bloom,
Where lily. dsisy. daffedil.
al niingie tieir perfume
l. Il bccarse her varied tints
Are hleadid into one.
Or iewelrd with the morning dews,
She sparkIes in The SUM-
Tie. co,ors Of tue violet
Are mt less pure or bright:
The d.ws upan her azure cheek.
Resembles Stars by hight
And vet mare varied, are the ,inis
The gorgeous iahiie siiows-
sill. lathe Roso tnost beautiful, 2
Still, LOWEST is the Rose.
isu,,,;s mo-, from si,e outward charms
That captiyaie the eye.
Tsa, thus 10 grove and borScr she fetSn5
In peerless majesty.
The magic iha, susiains.hos power.
So Innate. secrst. saTe,
These.s many q gsger PrS'dC HOVER
Blu. al, ncs enc soPare.
Ma, one 70 fragEan, in It's prime.
Mo, one. whose bslniy' breath
Survives bike hers tho touch OF Tine,
And ,riurnphs @ Death.
In bud-in bloom, or in decay
Thsi sacred charm rema'ns;
Bruised, broken. tramrled under foot,
Buis,iil that charm retains.
7m.aYtsl ret fragrance TO fhc bow,
Ths, robs hsY Of her bloom;
IN life is Te5cieni'c s sweets
lu death. oudssrsthe tomb.
Nv Virtue, to tho beautiful,
The ctiefess charm, IS given.
Aad when external grace decays,
The soul sill breslhes Of hnarsn.
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II GOLLY.
Turner and Gunsfaith,

INFORMS the citizens Of Eage6eld
IL village and its vicinity, thar he is pre-
paAed to execute ali kinds OF Turoing. in
Wood, Iron. Brass. or any kind OF Metal.
he also repairs all kinds of Guswork.
at the lowest prices for Cash.
~ All persons indebted 10 him are
respectfully requested 10 COME forward
and setls their accounts.
march % if 9
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A LII persons indebted to US on accounts
"A duo the first Of January last, arc re-
qucs,cd 10 come and settle up. We have
10 pay ont debts!
GooDE &LYoN.
Feb. 10 If )
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State of South Carolina.

ABBEV1LLE DISTRICT.
Joseph Jacobs and Elizabeth hiswife, }
Applicant. vs..
Elizabeth Finly and others.
NJ appears TO my satisfaction that Ran
4 del Fiuly and Caela Finly. Two OF The
Defendants, reside without the limits Of
this State, II is therefore Ordered. that
they do appear and object to the division
or sale ofihe Real Estate Of James Finly.
on or before the frsi Monday in April.
IS43, or their consen, to The same viii DO
entered of record.
DAVID LESLY, o. a. ..
Jan 10 BIN 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

q. l.. x +. Penn q Co FDttaIatsUa IN fo-
VS.. reign Attachment.
Ann E. Glascock. Deh.
NNHE Plaintiffs having this day Gled
Il thsir declaration in my Office, and the De-
fendanl having no Attorney, known 10 be With
in tho State, on whom copy Of the same, with
n rnIc 10 plead could reserved: II Is ordered,
,ha, tho Deientan, plead to the said deeiara-
,iun within o year aud a day. or final and abso-
lutte Judgment viii be given agains; her.
Clerks O6see. GEO. POPE, ESP.
Oct. Is, 1872. o.sr age 43
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY,

IN EQUITY.
A. l.. Nicholson, Bill to OBJ.
vs.. tain tile
F.. N. Coleman, and others. SGoriGndSr
TT appearing TO my satisfaction tina,
IL Eldred N. Coleman, one Of the defeu-
5auts in this case. resides beyond The Inn
It's Of this State. On motion Of Pope and
Pope ordered that tho said Ek,redN Cole
man, do plead answer or dsnur 20 tiie bill
on or before tho eighth day Of June next,
otherwise the said bill, will DO ordered pro-
~coufesso against him.
J. TERRY. C. z. L. D.
MarchtS 3m 6
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State of South Carolina

State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DIS TRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Francis A. Conner, va AtiGehmsaf.
George Conner. Debt.
TIME said Plaintiff having fled his dee
L l~ara,ion in my Office asains, the said
Defendant. who is without the limits Of tho
S,nte: Ordered, that The said Defendan,
do,appear and ple1d thereto, within q ycar
aud q day, from The fling of .be same,
otherwise final Judgment will be awarded
against him.
J. f. LIVINGSTON, c. c. r.
Clerks Office, Dec 9, ls42 eq 46
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SONG.
pY DAVID PAUL sEows.

"zar Ss IrE ROSE MOST BEAUTIFUL
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Head Quarters.

SEvEsTH REGIMENTS 5 c. NJ. I
EjgrGeld C.. H., March Is, 1913. !
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Eg8e or Eesges.s

TNEMAIEING in the Pos. Office at Edge
10 Geld G. II or the .3lst day Of March
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Y~ouugblosd. A.
NJ. FRAZIER, P. VI.
April5 (Sa COY 100 81 10
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-EDGEFEELD
w. F. DURIsoE. PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.


Three Dollars per annum. II paid in rdrczc
Three Dollars and Fifty Cents. if not pau
before the expiration Of Six Monlhs from th,
date of straightforward Four Dollars if nv
paid within twelve Months. Subscribers on
OF the State are required to pay in Gdeanec.
No subscription received for less ,han OFT
gear, and no paper discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid, excep, At the option of the Pub
Usher.
All subscriptions will be continued miles.
otherwise ordered before the expiration Of the
year.
Any person procuring five Subscribers aud
becoming responsible for the same, shall receive
the SIKH, copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at GA
cents per square. (l2 lines, ~orless.) for the frs.
insertion, and 433 cents, for each continuance.
Ti,osc Published Monthly, or quarterly will be
charged 81 per square for each insertion. Ad-
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