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- order and writ vendi. exponas to me directed
J Spar, oscgrove. .ef al from the court of Common
:. We 49, Pleas OF Monroe county,
Eisy Morgan. Ohio, win offer for sale at
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ct lev. Ia. TO me directed
from the court cf Common
Pleas Of Monroe county,
Ohio, | will offer for sale at
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SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of two
- writs OF ii. ia. Ell lev fa., TO me directed from
Ro6erf & Manuel r !, the court OF Common Pleas
Rob;nson- ,f MI }of Monroe county Ohio,
We will offer for sale at public
cso,o. w g. .h.b, outcry, at the front door of
r. Nsf me cIue. l,s muse IN, ~ uae .. .omn
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court house ip Woods6eld in said county ofMonroe
81 On Monday, the lOth day IF april nert.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, m and o'clock.
pm, the following described real estate, to wit:
Lots No. % and 35 in the town OF Malaga, lying
and being in Monroe county. Lot No. 20, APP
praised at $500; No. 35 at S35.
march 4-$l 81 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue ofa writ of
venditioni exponas, to me directed from the
HoU far vce 81 NJ +, court of Common Pleas of
Va Monroe county Ohio, will
Samuel Eddy. offer for sale at public out
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Rich. Gray, Admir-.
vs..
Z John McMahon.

town OF Woodsheld
"i On Monday, the
between the hours OF ]
p m, of SAID day, the I
tate TO wit: The Sou
west quarter Of section
5, containing 40 acres
in Monroe county Obi
march 4,.$l,76. Y
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of two writs Of
~ vendtioni expopas to me directed from the
15;Us6 Dodd oss;o'e cpuit of Common Pleas of
Va. Monroe county Oho.I will
Thomas Robinson. offertor sale at public out
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Fd,cord Jo7boN mon Pleas of Monroe coun.
va lty,Ohio, will offer for sale
Isaac Fry. Sa' Puo,'o outcfy, at Tue
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Common Pleas of Mon
roe county. Ohio, / will
offer for sale, at public
outcry, at the front door
of tho = amt ho,,,o II ,ho
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& SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of writ Of
- venditioni exponas and Fl. ia. ct lev. fa., to

of Common Pleas OF Mon.
roe county Ohio will offer
for sale at public outcry, at
the front door of the court
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SALE.--By virtue OF decretal
~ order to me directed from the court Of Com.

ty, Ohio 1 will.uffer for sale
at public outcry. at the
front door of the court
housa. in the town of
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court OF common FleaS oil
Monroe county Ohio, /
will offer for sale at public
outcry at the front door OF
the court house in the fown
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-29
Look at This.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.
WEAEE.9.W N. CR.A.NM

~ ms Oid Stand in Augusiu. Gal
HE AS just received from New York Iaroo
H n and extensive assortment of FALL. and
WINTER GOODS many of which he is
selling from 20 TO 25 per cent, less tban Lao,
years prices, he would invite his friends and
all "lhers who wish 10 purchase goods low 10
give him call. In his stock are manv R;sI
and Fashionable Goods, snch as
Kic' Satin Stripe and Chamgeable Silks.
Wide Black Gro DeRh,me and Lus,re Silks
s'fs ssiR s s!ERs EEs s sss Y
A large assortment Of English and American !;
Prints, handsome Patters and very eheaps
French and Scotch Ginghams, q q!
Rich Cashmere and Plaid Woolen shawls,
Elegant Lace Caps and Muslin Collars,
Ga5ries and Jenny Lind Collars,
Drapery Muslin and Furniture 'Dimety,
Welch Gauze and MIlled Flannels,
l0-4 g. l2-4 Ribon Bound Whitney Blankets
The above, together with large asso.t-
ment of Cloths, Cassameres, Vestibgs. Sati>
nets, Kentucky James, Blankets, Flannels,
Kerseys, Negro Cloths, Bedtick, DraPesy,
Lining, Lawns, Muslins, Cambrics, Hand
kerchiefs, Brown and Bleached Shir,ings and
Sheet;ngs (very cheap, with a variety Of
other goods too numerous to mention in this
Advertisement.
Oct 25 At 40
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NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS.

JACKSON d. KlNCHLEY having asso
eJ ciu,ed themselves together II lme Try
Gu,ds business, would most respectfully suIl-
c;t the citizens, and planters visiting Hamburg
n call and exnlniue their well selected stuck OF
:. S,onle and Fancy Dry Goods, which they offer
io,v rnr CASH. amongst which aIe the following:
T Brown Homespuns, from Ct 10 37!,
R1a,ched Pl" do 81 to as,
E"vIisb and American P,nls, 5,o 20.
American and Scotch Ginghams, l24 to 81,
% nIark and CoIored Alpaccas, plain, plaid
and striped,
Bombassins and Muslin DeLaIna,
Rlnck Silks, plane striped aud Plaid,
Colored Silks from 81 O0 I" 20,
Spun Silk Plaijs.
Mnhuir tns,re, Satin stripe,
Plaid and stripe Caroliues' (new style dress
goods, a,oo
Cashmers from lS4 to 81 90,
s4and 90 Dafiie Blankets.
ina 1l.4 and l24 Bed Blankets.
Hosiery the most complete stock ever oliereu
Red ar White Flannel all wool, from 70
81 90, 20,
aIerrino and Lambs wool Drawers and
Shirts,
Sal,inets, Kentucky Jeans, aud hlernno
Cassineres,
English, American and French Cloths ana
Casslmers,
Kerseys, from il To 81
Furniture Dimi,y from Is to 3d.
Umbrellas, Bounets and Flowers,
Ribbons of all descriptions.
Plaid Lndseys and apron checks
Brown and bleached Holland,
do do Drl'i,
Osnaburgs and Factory stripes ,.-r
Swiss. Null. Book Plaid and Jaconet niuslh
4.4 Sd, Cd, I'd ani 80 wool Shawls'
Llsles thread and cotton Laces.
Snspendsrs. Gloves aud llandkerchIeis'
: Ladies and Children's Shnes
ga, "a and 1914 Table Damask.
Trimmings lor dresses SC. &c. &c.
Sept 20 80 '
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
nv EVfOII
Mitchell Wells, s. OTHERS. Summons


Michel Wells is s. Others. Summons
ChesIey Wells, and others. Partition,
NOTICE is hereby given that, b,
L virtue of an Order from the Courl a
Equity in this casr, shall proceed to sell a
Edeeield C"ur House, on the first Mon,
day in December nexr. the three following
tracts Of land, heloneing to the esate ol
Wiley Wells, decd, viz:
The Homestead. cunrainius four hund
red acres. more or less. LING on Log and
Drum Greeks. aud adjoining lands of b,
M Blocker, JOHN Burns, A. Il. liodocrs,
and olhers.-'"ge,her with this tract. lthe
liumes'ead) wl'l sell one and other
tract containing one hundred and len q lI0)
acres, more or less. and adjoining lands Of
Jos"ph Ferguson. Marshall Sleadham,
and Others.
Also. one other tract. purchased Of VIM.
Brunson, dec'd., containing one hundred
and ninety (l00) ecres, more or less, ad
Joining the above tract. described as the
lt"m"stead. also lauds Of Edward Presley,
Sanders Rearden. aud Ian.s of The estate
'i The said William Brunsni, and n,hers.
Said lands will be sold on "A credit s.T
me aud two years. except for so much as
S'll pay 'iIe cosi or the suil 10 be paid in
ash. Purchasers To give bond aud epud
urcIics 20 secure The purchase money.
>. S. TOMPkiNS C. E.E D
Commissioners Office, Nov. III, 1913.
NV | |. 1913, die l3
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Warehouse and
Commission Business,
Hamburg, s. e..

NER.J PARTLOW having by mutual
I'VE cunsent Withdrawn from the firm OF
Geigcr. Par,io,o & Knight, the WAREHOUSE:
and COMMISSION business will be continued
a, the same stand by w. w. GEIGER s. J. L.
KNIGHT, under the firm OF
GElGER & KNIGHT,
Who respectfully tender TO former customers
and Planters generally their services in tic Stor-
age and sale of Cotton and other produce.
Advances will be made when required on
produce in Store and their chaiges will be reg
uated by due regard to The stale OF the times.
Nov 1913 2nl 81
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er.TE of SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
slcrlius Quarles and others, o.,

rs IdrNACn.
George Boswell aud wife.
NOTICE is hereby given, that oy V'r,
Y ,ue of an order from the Court ol
Equity in this case. shall sell at the lale
residence Of Mrs, Nancy Quares, decea-
seJ, on tho sixth day uf December next
the following real Estate. belonging TO The
Estate of David Quarles deceased, ana 10
the Estate of rhe said Nuuey Quarles de-
ceased. VIZ:
The plantation or tract of land where
on the said Mrs. Nancy Quarles lived up
10 the ,iue of her death, containing ny
survey OF d White D. 5. three h"ad' ell
and seventy -one acres, and adIolni"s Ianas
of w. Glenn. Mrs. Launam aud Others
AIsu The kleckler tract cnuIanI"s ny sur,
yey of d. White D. 5. one hundred aud
four acres aud adjniniue lauds OF MIS-.
Lauham, Thomas l.. Shaw, Samuel
H.ru aud others.
Said lands will be sold on credit ol Of
Twelve months. except for so much AS Will
nav The cost of The suit, TO be paid IN cash
| Purchasers giving hond and good security
10 secure the purchase money.
S S. TOMpKlNS. C. F.. F.. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. l3, lS4o
Ncy lJ 81 40
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S3G0 EsEW AR I'd.

FERDINAND A. SCHROEDER who had
4 been convicted OF rendering 4 irauduieht
schedule. and who was confined IN the 'ai' OF
this Dist. effected his escape on Saturday iish'
last. 1t is suspected that ht was AIDED by our
ers. will pay TWO HUNDRED Dot-
LARS for the re-'lelivery OF SciIroder III 'hss
iaiI. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor PROOF
IN couyicrinn Of any white person who aided HIM
m his escape. and FIFTY DOLLARS Tor
,he proor TO conviction Of any negro or colored
person who may have aided HIM. ,,, :,
S. CHRISTIE-SHER,FF Of Edgeheid
District, ). U
Seni IL " 81"
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NOTICE..

MER. ROFT. who held condi,onally all IN
WI lerest in the right of EdgelieId District,
in Hn,chk,ss' Reac,inn Mill Wheels, PATENT
has never complied with said condition. thero
fore he holds no interest. and has no risht le
sell or ma any contract for said Wheels;
We. the unicrsigned are the owners. "i SAID
rieht. and ighl purchased from any other
unless our agent, will not he good.
Nr J. r. WEBER, we authorise, with iul
mower to ect us our agent.
COTHRAN d. MOORE.
March !, l547. Il
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD' DISTRICT,
William L. Rodgers and others,

william L. Rodgers and others,
Caroline A. Rodgers.
ri Office is hereby given, that by vir.
i Iue OF the decree "f the Court o
Equity in this case, shall sell at -
10 the Town of Aiken. on lhe eigh day oil
December next the following real Estate
! ot H. VI. Rodgers deceased. viz:
! Ore tract of land whrrNon the deceased
resided al the time of his death, containing
three hundred and fifty l3o0) acres more
or less, situaed in 'he Districts uf Edge
held aud BarnwelI, on The road from
| EdGeield &. Fl. 10 Aiken. and adjoining
lands of d l.. Adans Thomas Turner,
The Estate ef John Fux aud w. W. Guy
tou.
One lor in he town nr Hamburg, known
IN the plan Of SAID loan as No 32. on
Mechanic street. being 81 feer b, l2U feet.
Also. ;hc following "'s in HE town Of
AIkeu, and k'.owu in The pIau Of said
town as No. . fraction on snu,h side Of
Rail Road Aveauc, on York. Culle'on and
Ches'eifi"ld sir.rls. No. 3 10. On Rlrh.
land, York and Chesterfield sis, bounded
hy lands of Martin s. ST. No. 7. a lrac.
lion bounded by Laureus. Rirhland, New.
berry and BarnS streets; No. 9, irac
ton bnunded by Lauren<. RlrhIaud, Barn
well aud Pcndleton streets. aud lot of. 81.
Posey; No. III Il square. bounded by
Edsefieid. Greenville and BarnweIl streets,
and III Western boundry of Aiken, No.
IL, fraction hnunded by Richland, Ham.
burg aud Cuv"r streets, aud the Western |
Aiken; No. l3 square, bonn
led by The Western bouudry of Aiken aud
barnw ell, R;,hIani aud Hamburg streets;
No. 10, lot bounded b, John Peters lot.
Western hnundry Of Aiken aud Cuyor
,reeIs; No. 16, lot bnunded by lauds Of
|anIes Black, Hamburg street and Cos.
'ahaus Line; No. II, a fraction of one
hundred and fifty (l5O) acres, heing part Of
;o,nailans rac! Wesl OF Hamburg street;
10. lS. fraction bounded by lands Of
'Iecdnan and Merrell, and James RaG-
all; No. 10. lot bounded ny The IVES.
-rn bpuudry Of Aiken, Richland street
nd lands Of VIM. A. WrenIt,, and John
linn
Said lands wi! BE- sel4h eAl4hu9egt5a
Il Iae purchase Money
SIS. TOMPKINS. C. E: Z D..
COMMISSIONERS Office, Nov. Is, 1915.
Nov 15 at
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SHERIFFS SALE.

R virtue OF sundty writs OF Fier Fa
AS clasSLlo me directed. will proceed
10 sell Edsefeld Couu donse, un The
first Monday and Tuesday following in
D"cembes uexl Ihe following property, in
the following cases. viz:
PIncknsy II. Ashe VS. Joseph Fergueson,
tract Of laud. nbereon lhe def-ndaui
llves,7 adJcinns ands of james Sleuan,
Richard Wellington and others.
Wrlshly Nichols, & Co. vs. William T.
West. tbearncl Of land. whereon the de
iendanI lives, containing three hundred
acres. more or less adjoining lands of b.
H"watdEaui others.
S. CHRISTIE, s. Ed.
Nov liflSi6 4tc AZ
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FOR ORDINARY.

We arc authorized To announce EDW AAn
ppESIEY asa Candidate for the otlce "i
Ordinary at the ensuing siscl'o'' r.,
We are authorized 10 aun"unce W.
WILLIAM e. MOSS, as Cano'da'T
fnr The uffce OF Ordinary al the ehs''"s'
election. .,,,,,,v ~ WRIGHT
70 The friends Of HENRY I. " N I'M, 'ha ,,r
Esor. announce him as candlh'ie tor a''e u,
fee of Ordiuary Of this District al t''c e''S"''6
election. Ma;
We are authorized to annnunce W ~
w. l.. COLEMAN. as cahu'u''' '"'
Ordinary "a, The ensuing election,
The friends Of RUGFl a. NIXON, Esq
respectruIly announce i'im as Ianu'un'e ~
for the office of Ordinary, at lie mex
Election.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
,.fss .'.'''' r's :: :'' ''as'.' Partition.

Us Parftlton.
Philip Pow and others.
NOllCE is hereby given, that by rir,
"a tue of Ell oder from ihe court of
Equity in this case, shall sci! Il, EJse6eld
Cour House, on tho first Monday in De.
cember next, The real Estate of John Pow,
descussu. viz:
One tract on west side of Richland
Creek. containing one hundred and nine
acr-s more or less. being part of a tract
OF hive hundred l5O0) acres, originally
g.aniss 70 gas4s S@jthr hos-
Richardson, and nure particularly repre-
seated in :. plat Of Amos ". SatcheE ~ %
dated i7lh October. lolS.
Also. one other tract containing 1"o
hundred aud thirty eight (2Ss) acres, ~
ns on Buruelt's creek. aud Lll!e oalcda
River. and bounded by lands OF John Moo-
lev and others, and more particularly re-
presented by pla, made by John H.
Jnhuscn d. S. dated Ord December, lo42.
Also. one o,her tract Containing sewers
.eeu and one fourth tl74) acres, more OF
less, beiue part Of tract OF three hunufeo
end Twelve (3l2) acres, originally granted
to William Humphries, aud lying on TIE
waters Of Mine creek, bounded NY iah":
cf William Daniel and Others, and 'hs
Etoc6eld aud Cambridge Roads.
Said lands will bc suld on creal' 0
o,e and TWO wears. except for so much a.
will pay ire cost OF this sul'' To oe l'a'o II
cash.
Purchasers giving bond and good secur'
rio, >, securp the purchase money.
S. ). TONPKlNS. c. +. F.. D
,n;ss;r-er's Othce, Nov. IL. 1913.
! Nov. ii 9te
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GREAT BARGAINS.

nuNBAR 81 BURNSIDE has Ius, receiv
~ ed by Rail Road and River. the follow i'm!
list of GOODS, to which they respectfully in
yite attention. Planters visiting onr marke
would do well 10 give US call before purchu
| sing elsewhere.
AZ Hhds. ST. Crox, Porto Rico and N. D
Sugars.
25 Bills. No Clarified Sugars,
20 - Superior Coffee Sugars.
S :. and 5 boxes Loaf. Crushed and Pow.
dered Sugars,
West India and New Orleans Moasses,
l75 Bags Rio, Laguara and Java Coffee,
400 Sacks of Salt.
75 barrels Mackerels,
81 boxes fine Cheese,
3 tIerces Rice.
1875 kegs Of Nails and Brads,
80 QUO lbs. Sweedes Iron-all sizes,
Band Iron, Gern!ag aud -Casi-SSisal.------.--=a C.
J,;,cbers Roots, BroSans and Ladies Shoes,
500 Heavy Dufel Blankets, ;. .,%z..a,
Ke,seys. Osnaburgs, Shirlings and Sheehnss,
. cases PIints-all patterns.
Painted Buckets and Tubs.
pr,..b,und Buckets and Wire Seeves,
so0l) mounds Hemock. and 300 pounds oak <, tan an
ne ned Sole Leather, Upper Leather and Cali
2oIp Coils Rope--1OOO pounds Twne,
lbs bags Shot. SO kegs best Powder,
Lead, BIuestone, Indigo, Copperas'
Candles, Sperm and Tallow,
Sugar Cans, Measures, Pepper, Spice Gin.
oer Cane Seat Chairs. Wood and Cane Seat
Rocking Chairs, and many other articles too 'e'
dious 10 cnumerate
We will he making almost daily acceSs'ons 10 !,
on, stock, and would be pleased to atteud 10 ai
orders from our friends, and feel assured oi CIV
'''ss 'a''S'"D DUNBAR g. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg, S. c., hct25 1t ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA'
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN EQUITY.
Mary Ann Huir', aud Sammons
Chrisliana Hriet, in
is. Partition,

w0,;,w T. rs p Hnier Partition
NTOTICE is hereby given that by >lr-
the Of The Cour, oi Equity in this
case, shall sell at late residence o' JOS
:. Iluiet. decd, (beine on The pfe'hIses')
on The l4lh day Of December next .
Onc Tract OF land, containing SIX nun
,r,d and farry,t two (6l2) acres m"ie OF
less living on Big SaIuda fiver, w'ih'n
IN miles. of Newberry G. H., includins
lluic,'s Ferry, and having IN connecupu
witt: j, TWO ar three acres ol lauo' on 'ie
NewLerr, side Of the river, used as lana
mo mud on which resi- one eud oil Mill
Dam. connected with the premises a"-
i,iuiue lauds of Jesse Shumperl' James
| Merchant, Mary Wells, Bennel Ferry
and others. :, r,
Tue Said land will be suld on credit
feycepl as to So much as will pay the COST
ur ,n,s sui, to be paid in cash. OF one TWO
and t:.rce years, with interest," from a''
after one year from the day OF sale.
The Purchaser To give bona ana so''
personaI security, 10 secure the purchase
money. l,,.o,,;,u
On the premises. are two dwei!ias
h,,ses within of q mile of each "'her
ore of them new two story building Jus
6,;,h.d. with scveu ROOMS, and hfe hfe
,L.ces with new ~, buildings, Including
Gin House. Screw, Smoke house &C
also a,,ached 10 the pre,ises. is Mer
chan, Mil. with two setts of Stones all Ii
onod order. one of them Frencn Burr, ex
nressly for wheat, with number lO' bolt
iug cloth. .a,,,,e
Commissioners Office, Nov. ii. lo4S.
Ocl. ii, o'e
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MO. 45.
DIR Y GOODS1

IL h Z u " - DS !
FROM Is 70 25 PER CENT LESS
THAN LAST YEARS PRiCES,,
Al 4. Breasnam's Cheap
DRY GOODS STORE.
Opposite the Munsion House and ucrs
door to Hand q. Williams Gro
eery Store, augusta, Ga.
'HSiE undersigned has received his supnlv
,, 4 1f fal IL Winter Good. among which are
Figured. Watcred aud plain black silks.
Black Apacas and Bonbaziurs
Cel"red Alpacras, PLAIN aud satin siriped.
french ashIneres and English Nlernos,
:ol pieces Muslin DeLaiues. I25 to Is crn,s
~ do Cashmeres, 25 to so CENTS
'oo q" Scotch and French Giughams, 121
SOD pieces Prints. from to l2J cents ne, ve,d
~ bales brown Shiltings and S6eetiug. In
10 cents. y"
rrInges. Glnps and Buttons.
PIeached sl'IrtInss. etc. to 12i cents,
ir'S' Linens and Table Danasks
Needle workr: Collars Chen,iset,s.
Irish Linen and thread Ednings
Linen Cambrc Handkerchief, Ga to 37l conts,
-, N'o'es' hlDbhIIs LuctS, etc
C'oiils' Cnssnercs. Tweeds aud Ermineus.
Sa.lInels :, Kentucky Jeans and Kcrseys,
Negro and alachinaw Blankets,
Fine Bed and Crib do
a few cases of Hats and Shoes
~. B.--Prints and Dolneslics, 90 per cen,
esS than last years prices.
New Goods received weekly by the Steamer.
fircels delivered in Hamburg free of charge.
oo T. BRENNAN.
Oel Sd I'm DO
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9DeaR1aADa s. G. uoY@@aRm 49, oa4a>
NEW GOODS,

VH>H E Subscriber has jus, received his FALL
L and WINTER STOCK of GOODS
consisting in part of a splendid lot of
Vtrsttad Goods for Ladies Dresses
Of all kinds, fine lot of Giughams. English g.
amer'can Prints, Cold & Black Alpacca's,
Bombozine,
Also
A LARGE AND Splendid STOCK OF
Negro Shoes, Blankets d Kersrvs. Groceries.
u Hardware, Crockery Hnrs d Caps.
To which b. invites his friends. and the
pnbFc 10 call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere ms he feels confident that ne can
give satisfaction to all who may fayor him with
a call. B. BRYAN
Ocl. 10, 1913. If "a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
INEQUiTY.
Martha Dnbv, Senr., aud
Martha D"by, Jr. ou".m0"s
TS.
!, c., Admir-. Partition.

Joel Gu Curry c;ie,s. Ad"'F'' p''''''"'
NOTICE is hereby given that by v'r,
~ ,ue OF The decree Of the Court OF
Equity in ibis case, | shall sell a, Edget,rld
Cuurr House on the first Monday in De.
cenber next.
One Tract Of laud, containing one hun
dr+d (lOO) acres. nore or less, a"Jnlnlng
lauds of BENZ. Il. Miller. the estate "I '"e'
Roper, decd, .he estate OF Mrs. Lake
RYAN. aud Jnhn Dnby. -.
Said Land will be sold on a credit
ol Twelve Months. except for SO much as
will pay the Gus, Of this suit, TO be paid 10
cash.
The Purchaser, to give boud. and good
security, for the purchase money.
S. s. TOMPKlNS. C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. lllt, loaS:
N"m II die 43
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FOR SHERIFF..
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FOR SHERIFF..
:UThe friends ofIVESLEY BuDIE, Esqr,,
announce him rs a candidate fur The Office Of
Sheriff Of this District at the ensuing election.
We are authorized To annnance Capt.
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as a Can
<lidaleI;or Sheriff, 1T the ensuing election.
D''rhe friends Of Col. THUS. w. Lam
HAM announce him as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff at the nexl L.
-y-.4l-.,fs HbsSsyssrsH or EtS
henl nI w. w. ars au,norizcd TO announce =; j.
,vii.TsKER as a candidate for the oiiice
o' Ths H,,s'I; Friends M Of WM: ?. Butler. Esq., g.,
0rno'',ee n"o him as Candidate for Sheriff Il 'ne
next election. ,,UcTD MAY.
announce h,m as Candidate lo' sAeF'n'
al the ensuing election. ------
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rs nd.riug it essential that speedy collections
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,yho b,s been appointed by The creditors TO ACT
as agen, with me. Those who do moi give
a,,en,ion to this notice, must not complain, II
,hey are compelled TO pay cost. ,n
'''' ''e N. L. GRIFFIN.
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