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S-AN ACT to prevent imposition aud accident /
In sn-. m DnHL.Lun-

the sale Of Medicine.
Nis hcrciU cHncfCp. &c.
Sc. l-Whcncvcr any compound or mixture nj
medicine. or any article purporlnG To- possess mrdicl-
ma virtues. or designed To- Ice used Tot such purposes,
and composed oi murr than one sunpIr, shall be sold.
ar exposed To sale, there shall hc attached 10 every
cask, box, bottle, phla' or other packing" or parcel OF
III. same. u written or printed label. setting iurlI CON
clseIy the names OF all the Ingredients or simplrs Of
which such medicine IS composed.
Sec. I'll any apotlccarv or other person, shall
ell or expose t. sale either 10y himself or his agent.
clerk or othcrwisr. any such medicine without such Ia
BE- ,itracilc as aforesaid h shall .lnriclt and pay tnrclrl
aud every offence tn" -uu oi i've dollars, aud an addi-
toual sum equal IN amount 10 twice the price ASK Il or
received tor such m"dlrIur.
Sec. 3-Ita any person shall knowingly and Wiitully
sell any medicine with q false label, he shall inIlrlt
and pay not more than fifty, nor l",s than twenty dol
lars aud any pcunlly provided hy tins act may be-
recovered ny complaint information or indictment be
ioIe any court competent To Try III" same.
SCI i-\olhing Vi IN this at shah be- 50 construed as
~ prevent any person from selling any nINed OF
compound medicines, when the ingredients and pro
portions ii III" sam" ar" iId down IA any medical
book, or dISpcusatury ~ Ordinary use nor in prevent
any phy-iclan from administering 10 hi pHt"ut> any
n,rdiclnc, whether composed OF one OF mprr slmpl"s.
Scr at is hereby mad, TIA" duty or every apoii'-
lcnry physician OF other person. who Keeps, or HAS ~
his pu-r->luu, or ycuds any active poison, To- Keep oi
,cnd the sairA in a box, bottle, or phll OF a trlhnGi-
inr ioIu, with a written ar printed label upon the same
coulauIlug the name OF the article, and also the WORD
Io,SoH. IN large distinct letters, and shall keep such
poison separate nom all other medicines.
Sec 6 II any apothrcary, physician or other peg
son shall keep, s'il or cvpo-r Ion sale, either by I'm
.lt his agent, clerk mr. otherwise. any active poison
N any Other manner lisan - provided n the MN. sec
tion oi this act h. shall lortrit and pay ion each offence
,ic sum OF twenty dollars, Ia b. recovered boioIr any
court COM. tent to Try til" s1u"
Sec. :. This act shall AXE eff ct o . the fist day ot
November \. - l@n
Approved Nov. ,. l'i6.
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l.. ~ Ar'rolr'ing to married woman.
n 81 trjctg ca1citf. ~.
When any married u.n is confined ia the state
Prison. his wife duIuL the Time ct -aij confinement
shalt b.. deemed 70 toWr sole, 80 far that size 90 hrr own
right may commence and prose, uir TO final Judgment
any Sut where the cause OF aclou arose after tie sen
tclce oi her said husband.
Approved. Nov. =. lcl6.
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Y turned from New York, and Is now receiving a
large ndfrcsh supply of Books and Stationery, which
Will be sold very low Tor cash. 5 WOODS.
Burlington, Oct. :, 1916. StrOngs Building.
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y to a new STYLE ct Store lamps, called Oriental
Inmus. for burning Camphcnc, which cast less shade
dian any other pattern also, Dorlc Lamps, aud store
Lamps Tor burning OH. Wicks, Glasses, Hall and
Plrlor Lamps. For sale low.
lIW3 BRNSNAln \ BROTHERS.
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NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-

DAGS, RAGS. PAPER RAGS WANTED IN
IL exchange Tor Books, Paper &c. :. WOODS.
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Al. BURLINGTON, M

COMPRISES one Of the most splendid and genera
Stocks in the State. All goods bought and solC
strictly for Cash, and OF course Cheap.
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VIIE CREST MILL at IIubbclrs Falls has been
cited mp and put I'm excellent condition. II i
capable of doing first rate business and a good deal of
II. j. |. CUTLER.
Oct. 9, 1916. l5w6
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INN PLATES. wIREAc. = BONES T

THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
L Hartford Connecticut, with a capital OF S2iOooo,
continue To insure against losses hy fire. on the most
reasonable terms. GEO. II. SHAW, Agent.
Darlington Feb 6, lSiG.
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Wanted.
1000

I0nD lbs. Bees Wax,
WV 1000 la.. I.raot, or Spurrcd Rye.
200 lbs. Bear Grease, luiccl
ut PECK Il SPEARS.
Oct. .. 1916. liruI
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M ORE PR OOF.
Dnrlington, Beaver Co., Pa, Feb. 1889.

eAR D. JAYNE-Dsnr sir.--My little son, whsn
n y about two mouths old, seized with bowel
complaint It continued for weeks without iuternlIs
on and hstandng the remedies prescribed by
respectable Thy sica,, gape up the child vlctim us
W, supp scd, to fatal dlsease. But prov entally
heard cf "Jayncs Carmuitiye, an cfectnal cure for
bnwcl complaint and Immediately dispatched mcssen-
ger to town seventeen miles for bottle. BY tnr use
of ,hIs medicine less han thirtysx ours 10 disease
was checked aud by constant for few days the
child was restored to perfect health Shorty after this,
there occurred similar in Of tho families of my
congregation. pr scribed "Jaynes Carmu!tiye, and
the result was speedy cure,
The child, owing to exposure, when recently
coming up the ihio, attacked by that horrible maady
GROUP We launed iu the night at Beaver Poiut and
when our fears were alarmed tho hoarsc sepuchrn
cough the forcruuncr of eath, gave him teo-
spoonful of your Expectornnl and applied some linmen
the throat and breast; and before ~ minutes ihe
huarscness was gone the hid reathcd freely, slept
swcctly Owing to these circumstances il taunot be
wondered ut whv have high opinion Of your med
icnes, ald why advise eve'y family 10 keep them on
hand ready for any emergency. Respectfully yours,
AR iiCR n BRADFORD.
Pastor of the Prcsbyter inn Church. Darlington, Pa.
HR S.:ROEERTSis DR.. D. Jayne's only Agent ut
Edg efeld Court House.
D'Bcwarc Of Couuterfeits!
April 81 10
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81 WOULD NOT LIVE ALWAYS !"

6ANE would naturally be led 10 the COLI
" cuson, from lhe apparent negligence
manifested by many ~ ho are suffering urI.
der the baIeful influence of Consump mpliun.
aud other Pulmonary Affections. that they
had assumed the words II would not live
always" as peculiarly adapted to themselves,
or that believing their case 10 be hopeless,
had abandoned themselves 10 despair. Bu!
none need despair, while life and being
lasts" OF being ultimately cured Of every and
any kind of pulmonary dlsease. Jaync's En-
pcctorant. has been proved by ample expert
t. ce TO be the most successful remedy in the
world for the cure Of Coughs Consumption.
Asthma. Whoopins Cough, Bronchitis, and
all other diseases Of the Throat, Lungs. or
Breast. No one ever usedit without feeling
rrliei.
JAYNE's ALTERNATIVE, has cured
innumerable cases Of rheumatism, Scrofula,
Kings Evil. and Dis eases Of the Skin. nun
Der If cases of Gout, and several cases of Tic
Doercaux; oven twenty cases uf Cancer and
Cancerous Tumurs. Upwards of sixty cuses
Of Gout. or Bronchocele. (swelled neck) and
removes sick aud morbid headaches, and i'm.
paris tone and vgor 10 the whole frame. Pre-
pared aud sold at No. 8 South Thild Street.
Philadelphia.
UR. S ROBERTS is Dr.. Jayne's only
Agent at Edge6eld Court House.
c. Betrare Of Counterteifs !!
March 25 as;t-a St 9
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gD@sgg1sgGD sI@ggga -

'FENHE Subscriber respectfully informs bis
Il friends and The public at large, that he
has had his House thoroughly repaired, and
has made large addition TO the same by the
purchase of the adjoining House, which viii!
enable him to accommodate at least loitv or
fifty mnre persons during Courts and other
lines Than he formerly did His whole aim
has been concentrated to the comfort ana con-
venience of all those who have favored him
with their patronage, and he falters himself
that discerning and generous public will con-
tinue to bestow on him share Of their favors.
He will, as heretofore. eudeavor 10 furnish
his Table with The bes. that the country can
afford.
Having removed his Bar al the farthest
end of the Honsr adjoining, little or no an
noyance can be experienced by those who put
up at his Hotel.
His Bar will be furnished with the best
Liquors, and his Stables supplied with good
abd wholesome provender aud attentive Host.
lers
b. RYAN.
February 25 If S
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HI L.. JEFFERS.
general Agent and Commission
Merchant, Hamburg, s. C..

s. TILL offers h services iu his fiiends and
- the public. nd he will devote his undivi.
ded attention to
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR.
RECEIVING AND FoRwARDIsG Goops.
Buying Goods for Planters or Merchants, or
attend to any business that may be
committed to his care.
He embraces this opportunity of rendering
his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed. and by Industry and
close attention to business. he hopes to merit.
and to continue 10 receive the same. II shall he
his aim TO make all his charges as light as pos.
sibe, knowing that it will be TO his interest to
closely observe the interest Of his friends
Liberal advances will he made if required on
produce sent to him for sale or store Cotlo,
sent to him by Boats. will BIZ received free Of
wharfage All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival. if so ordered.
Augustb If %
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1,a1n,,dl nj. SaIei...: .

:YHJHE Subscriber has determ,ned ios ofeI
III atprivaie sale, the vel: kpo@1 .Iactto.t
Land on whichhe now resides onathe s. Esno
House Road, leading to Hamburg, - miles
from the Pine House, formerly knewn asaEd. !,
wards. Ii is an excellent stand toE: smaH
country business, either. Tor q Grocery or r.DLy
Goods Store. Tie tract contains l66 acres,
more or less. and the land IS in ia;good statsaor
cultivation. For particulars, apply tossihe
subscriber on the premises. !, 8.
Is 1s''''sF q s','5' ~. C. NJ. GRAY.
April At ssss,gs sesss;
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NOTICE.

ssaA FElHE Subscriber wishing 10 leave
.apssl -E- the State, offers hi, LANDS Tor
sale. lying in AIibeville District, on the waters
of Rocky River Two miles east of Loundsvillc,
and only Elk from the Savannah River, COLI
sisring OF Twelve Hundred Acres. one baIf
cleared and the balance in woods, on a credit
of one, two and three years, insalment bear.
ing interest
On said Plantation there is good Dwell.
LING, new GIN HOUSE and SCREW,
and THRASHING HOUSE. and all out.
houses new. The Plantation is under good
repair
Amy person wishing to purchase will do well
10 call on the subscriber.
JOHN A. MARTIN.
Abbeville. March l5 3n' (Ban.) 8
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April 8
Regimentai Orders.

rssHE Lower Battalion of The 10Th SRegi.
( nent, South Carolina Miliiin; !; will paIade
for drill and review al Mount Willing on SAT-
urday the 25lh A pril next. sTbe4Upper But
TALON at Col Towle's on, Saturday tire End
duy of May next. ~. -
The officers Of each Battalion will attend at
their respective Battalion parade grounds the
day previous the Reviews, tor drill and .ln-
.,ructtiep. The Lieutenant Colonel andMajor
are charged to exlend the above order to their
respective Battalions.
By order oi r.; b. BovRENienT, Colonel 10lli
Regiment, y. C.. Militia. ssi,.. 80
NJ. NJ. GRAHAM, Adjutants
March "a .Gt sttNs sS
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT.

Precious Luke, vs.. VIM. Bill for
Ralford and wiic, II. BAuI>
ware and wife, and others. } Partition
EN pursuance OF an order OF The
IL Cour, OF Equity, referring 10 the
Commissioner TO ascc' tain and report the
debs OF the estate aud Executrix OF
Ga pit. John Lark deceased, t" be paid
oul ui the proceeds of Ih' sale of the
property sold by the Comm is>ioner in
Equity in this case. 1t is ordered, that
tue parIres in this Csc and The crtdI-
tons claiming payment from the pro-
ceeds of said sale, d. appear in my
Office on reference b> II O'clock A. M.
On Saturday the 18th day Of April
next.
SIS TOMPKINS, C. ED.
Com o Offic.. March, II st 8
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C A y. DID A TIE S

p f p : -s~s
r We are authorized to an
nounce N. L. GRIFFIN Esq as a Can.
didate for the Senate, At the ensuing cleo.
lion.
Feb s5 te. S sss
- We are authorized to an
nouuce Col. JOHN BAUSKETT as .
Candidate for The Srnate, al The ensuing
election. Feb 25 te
W are autl,urlzed to ALL
nounce Cap' T. j. HIBBLER. Esq as
candidate for the Senate. al the ensuing
election. March tea 8
GIVE are authorized 10 announce b.
c. YANCEY. as candidute for the Lcgisla-
ture, at the ensuing election. Jan 2e lie l
We are authorized 10 announce Col. P
s. BRooKs. as candidate for lhe Hoose
al rb~ ensui ,g election Feb s5 te S
We are authorized to announce JOHN
DOBY Esq, as candidate for the Le-
gisIalure atlhe ensuing election.
February 4 If
We are authorized 10 announce DAN
IELHoLLASD. ESQ.,, as candidate for the
House of Representatives, at tho ensuing
election. Feb. 25 lie S
We arc aurho ized 10 announce OLIVER
TowLEs. Esq. as a candidate Ior the
House of Representatives, at the ensuing
election Feb IS te a
We are authorized 10 announce Col.
ARTHUR SIMPKIHs aS candidate for the
House OF Representatives, at the ensuing
election.
Feb 25 te 5
We are authorized to announce JOHN R.
WEVER, Esq, as candidate for thu House
Of Representatives. at the ensuing election
March ii te
~ We are authorized to announce
Nj. GRAHAM. Esq, as a candidate for
Ordinary of Edse6eld District, at The
next election.
Feb. 9
GFThe friends Of SAMPSON B. MAYS.
announcehim as candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector al The next election.
Oct. 20 If 40
E o. The friends of EDMUND MORRIS,
ESQ.,. announce him as candidate for The
Office of Tax Collector al he next election
Nov 6. If Al.
We are authorized to announce GEORsE e
]. SHEPPARD as candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector, at the nexi election,
Dec. II AZ
rPThe friends nf Col. JOHN QuArrLE
gUM announce him as q candidate for The
office OF Tax Collector, at the next cleo
lion. Sep 8 ie 80
~ The friends of Lieut.. JANE b.
HARRIS. announce him as candidate for
he uhice of AK Collector at the next elec-
rion.
GFWo are authorized to announce
MARSHAL R. SMITH as candidate
for Tax Collector al The next election.
Dec "a If 46
nFThe friends of Maj. s. C. ScoTT.
announce him as candidate for Tax
Collector at The ensuing election.
Nov 6. If al
nF We are authorized to announce
LEVI r. WILSON, as. candidate for The
Office of Tax Collector al the next election.
Feb. 26 lie S
To the independent Voters OF
Edgeitld District
FelLo,U Citizens :-Conuary TO the ad
vice and wishes Of my friends offer my
self as a Candidate for The Office of Tax
Collector, and solicit your sul1rages. If
elec,ed. which | do nol expect 10 be. will
discharge the duties of he ofhce 10 The best
Of my abilities.
JOHN j. MCCULLOUGH.
September 10 die SO
State Of South Carolina.
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Dr. Bran0reth's Pills.

Security to the Patrons Of Brandrch's Pills
NEW LABELS.
uJThe New Labels IN Single Box oi the
Genuine Hrandleth's Pills, contain oU63
Letters!
I'm consequence Of the great variety OF comn'
4 lerleit Labels Of pretended BraIdreliIs Fills:
aud which, i'll many instances, 81 neaf!y resPtn.
brs in outward appearance the genuine oi the
old style, as ottci 10 deceive the unwary boc'
tor Brantreih acting under sense oil dnly 10
the puhiir, has employed those celebrated ar
lists, Messrs. Perkins and Durand. who have
succeeded in producing, al great COST, threc
new Labels, frou steel p'aIes oi extreme dlfh'
cuity of execution, anu Of 50 complicated Il
nature. as to amount 10 an impossihlily oi lmi-
tation, being considered by Judges master
piece IN the ar. OF engraving
The burder Of the top, as also lhe undcr
label, is composed Of the most elaborate ana
chas,e patterns OF lace-work To crown The
climax Of these beautiful labels, the paper upon
which they arr printed, is previously printed
with red ink, aller Il design so exquisite ano
so minute as to defy competitions; the top ana
the under label each coutain the words : Ben
ianiu Brandreth's Pills" written III red ink
nearly two hundred limcs--tsie top mud Under
label containing, therefore, upwards Of hve
thousand letters.
There is also upon the top. the under, and
the side label, two signatures OF DIR. Bran
drelh: one being his regular signature. thus
b, Brandreth. aud the other his full signature
thus-Benjamin Brandrelh: botl. the iac-siln-
lilies Of The writing o, DR.. Brandreth, TO INITIATE
whichis forgery.
The Braudreth Pills having these labelsnpo
them, can be relied upon as the pure and
genuine. -,
Or .Brandreti,'s Principal Office24l Broad.
way, N. Y. other Offices in New York.
nThe genuine only for sale in Edsetield
DISTRICT, by X. 5. RoBEKTs. Edgefeld G. FL,
Kenriek & ThayeT Hamburg, J. >. u; T.,
Smulsu Meeting Street. Also, by J. III. VII
liaYs. Aiken. aud by at least one agent In eV.
cry District in The State.
Every Agcn, having The genuine has q Ger
tiscate ofAgency, signed by the Doctor nj h1m
self EdgeGeld c. H., April ], le46 81. ~ :
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. q

James Edison, Applicant, os Summons
James Rodgers & wife Sarah. in
Sam'l Edison and others Def'ts. ! ,Parth -
n T appearing to my Satisfaction that Glide.
IL Sulter, William Salter. Boyce Edison,
William Edison, Rowland Edison, Larkin
Norwood and wife Elizabeth. Humphreys
Edison, Wiley Edison and Allen Edison lives
beyond The limits Of this State, il is therefore
ordered, that'they do appear and obec! TO
the sale or division of tie Real Estate of Jas.
Edison. Senr., deceased, .onf or before: the
first Monday in June next. OF their consent
to the same will be entered of record. .t.s,l
Given under; my hand, at my Office, 25th
February, 1916. :. .ii.,
JOHN HILL, o, E. p.
March A ~ - 12w
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTR!T.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Iohn Hill. Ordinary, J Declaration in

Joshua Hammond. Attachment.
THE Piaiulif IN the abnve case hav.
IL Ing thie day filed his Declaration ir
my office, and the Defendant having nei-
ther wife nor attorney known to reside
within The limits of this State, on whom
copy of said Declaration with rule 10
plead can be served, OIL motion of Griffin,
Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered that The said
Defendant appear and plead 10 the said
Declaration within year and a day from
the date hereof, or judgment will be a.
varied againsl bin. by default.
THOMAS g. BACON. c. C. P.
Clerks Office Feb 10 1916 ly 3
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISIRIT.

Rober, r. Moore, vs.. Henry Bill for
Yarborougn and George W. injunction
Marlborough. and reiief.
TT appearing 10 he satisfaction of the
u Commissioner that George w. Yarbo-
rough, one nf.lhe e'delendants 10 this suit,
resides beyond The limits Of this State.
on n"llon Of Mr. Banskeu, Plaintiff $
Attorney, j, is ordered Thar The said de.
fendanl do appear and plead, answer OF
demur 10; The complainan,s said bill Of
complaint, within three months from The
publication hereof, or he said bill will be Ia
ken pro conlesso agains, him.
SIS. TOMPKlNS, c.sE.rE4p.
Comn's. Of.Feb "a 1916 3m5
4 LAW BLANKS x &
NeatJu erecpfed and FIR aale nj ,h;a n fHce'
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Edgefald Academy:

ALL Persons ure hereby cautioned and
A lorewarned against opening ncconn's
with the School Boys from abroad, Without
the knowledge or consent Of their Parents
Guardians or Teacher. Such course II mus
he foreseenwould deter Parents from abroad
from sending their children to I'D Institution
exposed to such practice. s3,s I, ,1,.Sc - ~.
Febaa.y es If sP
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February 25
Compound Extract
B. J RYAN.

y variants SCOMpOnGd Extract
u OF CUBEB' AND CAPAvAI stands unri
valed for It's eficacy. 1t performs cure in a
few days-no confinement or restriction in
diet is necessary. II will be found invaluable.
being prepared with the greatest possible care,
upon well.iesled principles, found upon that
important law first established by the ceebra-
ted DR.. Fordyce. viz: THAT a combination
ofisimilur remedies will produce more certain
speedy and considerable effect than an equiv
alent dose Of any single one" "a combina-
ton Of Cubebs and Oapavia form a very USE
ful medicine in cer,dIn cases "-SirR Cooper,
F. r. S.. M r. S.. &c.. sc.
This article is just Ieceived, and for sale by
]. d. TIBBETT'S.
Dec 10. If 46
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March "a
Notice.

"A Ill persons who made accounts with r.
IA P. Humphrey's. during lhe last year,
are hereby notified that those accounts are now
in my possession for collection; and that the
said nccouuts must be paid, else they will ssbe
put In suit after three insertions of this notice
in this paper.
April 3ta 10 ffEEss::ls
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Notice.

A LII Persons having demands against
N The Estate Of William Wilson. de-
ceased. late Ordinary Of Newberry District.
are hereby required 10 establish them before
me by the first Of May next.
L. A.JONES. cE.N.p.
January Ia BIN $50. Ca.) 81