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months from the date Of subscription, and
sd if not paid before the expiration OF the
wear. All subscriptions will be continued
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continued until all arrcarages are paid, un
. less at the option of the Publisher,
iauv nerson procuring FIVE responsible Sub
scribers, sllall receive the paper Tor one
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Gents per square, [l2 lines or less, Tor ,le
frstinser.ion, and 81 for each sonl,IuancS; ,siIi
Those published monthly or quarterly, mI..
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no, having tile number Of insertions marked
an them. Will be continued uutii ordered out
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
1y and strictly attended to-.
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SoLoMbMs TEMPLEl


The New sss oaraal Of ommerfe
has gotta Ioagg letter from. NJ Major Moab.
wIlereinjhe stats ihs, loands s d lis ass
sertion tlials oS Sasiour's predictioain
regarddssAthe pie that here, slonid
not be- left die stone upo n8aitofIier
which should 3ol lie thrown; down :EIas
not been lilerasY fulfilled. 4 bs editor
remarks dnSaiag the wonderful sun-
dergrolpd SIG slres which exist al Jes
rusalem,as sIias by: Major. Noah, on;the
authority Of fseY fairesps sctable travellers
and illustrated EYs eiigsayings ale lhos. !.
of the ancient b empleI stiIlit does:not
follow lhatthe ibava prediction has not
been exaclly AS IS Red according TO its
true intent and isan;;ag thongh not pre-,
haps in the flitaS :tnsSort of the words
Its to- bef.nSssfs that the structure in
question is msa feet beneath the per-
sent surface oIahe ground, and pfoba-l
bly, may. have Lien bsneali, The surface,.
or chiefly 50, il The dale Of the Saw.
ours predictioll Hss did NOT say that,
there should HffTeulaiin one stone upon
another that ss5lld rot be thrown up.
bnt down; soSSatl every: hing above
the surface w5,S demolished lie predic;
ton dose notNsnt much5of having been
literally fulGtlss i. appears 1T any.
rate, accordinssto Major; iloah' sown.
showing, that feGgctully was The 4 Temi-5
pie, destroyed, :sat for 500 years. il was:
lost TO tile HIGe eye, being covered
with earth anSsrnbbish which Sat the.
close Of tbatipeIst had ccimulated over
its ruins 10 the of gwel esoI,h hlleenn:s
feet. Z. Moreos as Maj Or Noah inli-i
mates there .dahger Of interpreting.
such expressioL o1iterall ), NOT regard
ing Sufficiently ebrew idioms and;
50 creating ties where.nohe in fact.
exist. IYhels there fore .ho destruc-s
lion was 50 elmple,e thai the ground
was plonghed over, as related by some
or so compile te3 hat the
ruins Jay des9$ssSis till tEey were buried
.welYe orr fassa, hhelpw: the ;earih's
surface, and: fen re q covered dSWetel
lsed asahe aoi3idsa ion fol j. lI ahoa oaieiians
mosque, iiss edfiel fi 4 ion ION was sentisllY
ulfllef, and M Tiaassir Hpwaasd The
Iebrewforms 'ieSpfossioh saci,y sos
according toi Estentaad eaning.
iFafy Nor O. We nndsfslsnd enIa10i aap5
.Noalito to maintain that lhereis. All tina,
he asserrs is, taat the prediction was not
fulfilled literally. And the same istrue
Of most other predictions Of lie Bible.
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q An DIDATE s.
I -, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
=. - 4. :, g nii ii sIs -,

HTbe friends ofWEsLEY BoDlE;Esar; ;ai .
aniionnce hi,nas candidate for the Othcc Of
Sheriff, Of this District at the ensuing eiecuon
We are authorized 10 announce CaPt
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as Can
,lidaie Tor Sheriff, at the ensuing election
= Hs'rhe friends of Col. TlOS. w. Lam
HAN announce him as candidate TOR the
Office Of Sheriff at lie next election;
T T5.'The friends Of Col. JOHN HILL an
oounce him MS candidate fol Sheriff oil EdSr
fieIJ District at the next election. - /,
1YWe arc authorized 10 announce Il: J
WHITAKER. MS a candidate for the Office
of Sheriff, at the et<uing election;
~ The Friends Of ALFRED MA ],
announce him as a Candidate for Sheriff.
at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07
In i77l the Elbe was frozen tothe

In i77l the ElJe was frozen ,othe
bottom.
Ia 1776 The Danube bore ice FIVE feet
deep below Vienna. Vast Numbers OF
the. feather and finny tribes persIled.
The winter of 1884 andc17S5, we're
uncommonly severe. The Little Belt
was frozen over.
From 1900 to 1872 also, the winters
we're remarkably cold, particularly ,lle
latter, in Russia, Which proved SO disas.
trous 10 the French army,
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Last Notice,

"A IL persons indebted to the Subscriber for
IA. the year lS45, chcr by Note or Account,
are requested 10 make payment before Return
to pay nv debts, and therefore must havcmoney
10 do So, All who fail TO comply must abide
the consequences. 49,,
Jan. II 1910, At 52.
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q; &. 4


ANECDoTE OF LUTHER M aRTIN.---,
I've sfeard ian anecdotef ofslhis distib>
Eguished laWyer.a few days ago,Wlich5We
doSnot sremembersto have met with in
print, and which is certainly TOO good
Elobe lost. ;as Tie porters say. Mar;
Tin WIS on one occasion: riding to An
;aapolis III a stage coach, inswhicb sWassa q
solitary companion, a young gentleman geen
just commencing the I practice Of; Law: y a!
After some familiar conversation, The
young gentleman said s.t... :s;s..:
.Sir.syous have been remarkably sue,
.ccssful in your profession; few men
have gained so many cases; will you be
good enough 10 communicate to me, q
beginner, the secret ofyour Wondrous
.success57' -. Z: :. 8:
81 lido IT. young man, on one condls
ton and that is that you defray my ex-
.penses during my Stay Of afeR days at
Annapo =: 7s7s-ss-
illingly replied ! the young man,
hoping to profit greatly by the coa=: !:
s.42
The secret Of my success. said Mars
tin, 'may be discovered IN this advice,
which / now give you, namely: Be.
sure to have a9good witness forseyery
case Won desire. to secure. -
o nroaching Annapolis, Luther Mar.
linsaas snotyery self-denying in5 the en-
joyment presented. .yby.a fine Hotel; the
suLstaniials and general refreshments
were despatched liza manner quite gTa:
tify to .mine host. The time forsre-,
tarnat: length came. The young man
andMartin stood stogethe at The bar,
and demanded their frespe peclive zbills..s5
Martin's Was,gnormou hut glanc-s
ing att lie quietly handed ii 10 The
young lawyer who running his eye over 7
itleisufely retnrned i withthe utmost
gravity: g :. 3S3
Doa't you intend g pay il! said Mar
49, - -!
Pay what r. said lie young glaWye e IS
.s.lV pay Ills bill: Did yous not say
on lhs route own8ard, that you would
dgfrays eharg D .;s:ss
dear sir said the young gcntle.::
man ishaYe5y on3 a good witnesssto prove
what you demand IN iils case
sss Aafiir al once hat he was:
caughf and yeiags iiiis 6 oung friend q
moment oft@9s sle1 sad; plea assntl lY-yoa
man you don't need any counsel from,
NJ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07
man you don't need any counsel from
me.-Meth: Prot.

*. =
TIE BENEFIT OF APPRENTICESHIP
There is an important feature in the reg
ulaiuns of masler-mechanic, which
is frighlfuI to some kind parents hearts;
and that is the five to seven years ap.
premiership the boy who learns trade
must summit to. Bat it is in excellent
discipline. IT takes the lad at critical
period Of liGe-when he perhaps has a
disposition averse TO steady employment
when he is inclined 10 roam at large,
amid the communicating influences abou,
puts him to asteady round Of
dulies-seven at first, but soon becom'
ing. from habits, agreeable; and, when
his minority expires, his steady habits,
and industry. arc established, and he
comes forth a man, tile masterof d trade,
of fixed principles and good habits, and
blessing to himself and the community:
If parents would but look at it Alright,
they would declare that, had they many
sous, they should learn trades. Con-
trast the youth just alluded to with him
who, having a horror of an apprentice
ship, is allowed TO runrat large. At the
most critical period OF life for forming
habits, he is forming those that are the
reverse of industry. lie is not fitting
himself 10 be a man, but wearing away
his boyhood in idlcness. The partial
parent sees this, yet has not fortlude 10
avert it. At twen,y-one years Of age,
when the firsl-named lad comes oul a
good machanic, it is wonderful if The
other has not fastt ned habits upon him
that will be his ruin, if he is not ruined
already. More than one excellent man
in our community can say with thank
fuIess, tna. it turned out so that, 10 his
thalf dozen years apprenticeship, lie is
indebted for the habits of industry and
soblricly he has obtained, that, when
he was put 10 a trade, lie was on pivot,
as it were. Had it not been for the
frmness of lis parents, he likely would
have been ruined lad ele his nlnorl-
ty expired. This was the turning point
CuRE FOR CuoLERA.-Thc Phiadcl-
phia Ledger concludes long article on
ihesubject Of the cholera wilIl'hc remark
"Our practice would begin with The
first symptom, whether chill, diorrhGa or
nauyea;' and our inside doses would be
camphof, red pepper and alcohol. and
warm drinks OF brandy and water and
Jelly, and our outside doses warm CO.
vcring and friction, ia a warm room,
We commend Fiction with flannel, and
flour and mustard. If mustard be no
accessible, red pepper, or even black
can be substituted. But no opium, nc
sugar Of lead, no calomeI or any Other
form Of Mercury"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07

Fanny Kcmblc Butler, has gono 10
SlockbridSa, IN. W 10 reside in the lam'-
ly of CharEs Scdgwick, her relative.
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G. ID. ,TELEMAN,
a T,TORNEY At LAW

a. AND
SOLICITOR IN EQUITY. ..
nFFiCE next door TO Mr.. Conpty's Ho-
W tel, Edgefeld c. Il.
January "a 1919, ON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07

Major Charles Stevens, Appraiser oil
Customs for Savannah, (Ga.) died at that
place on Tuesday last. Maj: S. was an
officer of The U. S. Army during Tue last
war with Great Britain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-07

esTtioBDEHYSoRTHE II w g
letter bugs, co 1taniing a orion stile q
New orr mail tEe sas found ss
Al she head 81 tie r RalToaMd, ffhsd sg
its contents. 1t contained The New
Orlcanslatsers and packages Of that date;
in which it is supposed there were valua-
BILE drafts, though not much sash. As
soon as the mail was missed information .
Of the fact was telegraphed 10 New or.r
leans that payment on papers OF mat
date might be stopped. A mislery hangs
over tho manner in which the robbery
was effected 1t is supposed that The
mail was taken when thrown out OF the
stage at Opelika, by some one who
adroilly concealed it under his cloak
The indclaligabIe Nc Gibbonv is one tho
trail and lhe matter will be ferretcd OUT
if within the compass of possibility.
Montgomery JuurHal 25th instant:
TEE BiBLw.-The Rev. Mr.. Turnbull;
in recentdscourse on the law or revolu--
lions, says; ';The Bible for more than q
thousand years has gone hand in hand with
civilization, science and law. II has never
been bel;ind the age; nay, it: has always
gone before it, like the pillar Of fire Lefore.
lsrcaI in the wilderness. Its great
principles OF order, submission and free
dom, have been stability of States. Its
very presents among them has been say
ing ark, 4 refuge, and a. resi-. How far,
even beyond lie present time CLEANS The
light ofIhat wondraus poor which describes
and promises true freedom and fra
tcrnily, that divine and universal brothcE|
hood, of which the nations only dream. In
a word, the Christian Revelation is tho
true salt Of The earth, the vital iorce oil
communities and States. 1t alone rcgcn-.
crates while it preserves, preserves while.
it regcncratcs. There never. says Lord
Bacon, was found in any ago Of the world
either religion, or law, that did so highly
exalt the public good as tho Bible"
DEAR DgALlHG.-A Young and pret-'
ly girl stopped into shop, where IL
spruce young man, who. had long been
enamored but dared not speak, stood
behind the counter selling dry goods.
IN order TO remain as long as possible,
she cleapcned everything; at last She:
said, + believe you think am cheating;
you
'Oh, no. said tic youngstcr, 10 me-
you arc always fair
'WelI,' whispered tho lady. blusling
as she laid an emphasis on the word,.
Il would not stay SO long bargaining, It
you were not so dcar,'
To Cook RIcE.-Soak Ihc rice III cold.
sal, water for seven hours, then have ready;
a sIcwpan with boiling water, throw III tho
rico and Let i, boil hrshly for ten :nlnules,.
then pour,t in a culleudcr, cover it up hoe,
by lhc fire for few minutes. and then,
serve. The grains arc double the usuah
size, aud quite distinct from each other,
All That is said i'll The parlour, shoulli
not be Heard III the hall,
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:yOsEPH .ABNEY,

JOSEPH .AEsIN EY,
ATTORNEY AT LAZY.
WMTILL be found IN his office at Edgefie!d
wv Court House, adjoining Bryan's Brick
St0re,, on Saturdays, Saledays, and Courts
weeks. :,
He will atte.d promptly and strictly to busi-
ness III his professsn.
January 10, If 81
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All That is said i'll The parlour, sLoulA
not bc Heard in the hail.
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RR. benjamin IlrandFefh.s Veg
- efubtc : UNIVERSAL Esi.!S. are the


longest known, haze lpecn he most considered,
and atc tlic bee, understood u oil the medicines
Of the dan.
Their =, lion hauaohi2cs with the condition II
the holy. They are srllom irlt after thcy are
swallowed, su''' they psoducp their known effect.
H,t should there be crude matters IN circulation,
o. any undlgeslcd food IN ihe bowels. OF puirid
acid bile ia Tie region Of the heart az liver, or
amy pant vi the tlsccra, then the Pills Of Dr..
hrandnih may occasion some Sigh neunvcni-
ciirs. but nothing Ia comparison 10 the good they
10 in tGie9ing the cause a disease out If tho
system.
They ate extensively used IN cgeIy section {
Nns vide extended rauntts whcu hey ule made
known, aud are fast supcrtfding every oih.r
preparation 81 piplesEei similar import,
Patients cannot b. too nitrn rtnlrdrd thnt ia
al obstinate eases, larger doses and TcIse,rraure
viii finally effect cure. except IN those cases
where nature is nj oaelhcr exhausted before ibi.
medicine Of healing powers was used.
br. Brandreih's principai Office, PHI Broad.
way New YORK.
- Agents ior The sale IF Brouiteth's Pills
D. Heart llll+harodab.
i r. N'naag, Chapel Hill,
q. a. Mchanc, Mason Hall
4. Mickla & Go. Bingham School.
james Whitehead, CancCfrck Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, lindlcy' old Stole.
&. Patterson, Patterson Store,
May %. So
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Notice.

EFllE subscriber, having been appointed ly The
II Commissioners, 10 take the isl of Taxahlcs
in the Town Of liiiIsborough fol the present wear.
hereby gives notice 10 al concerned, thai he viii
attend at the Count House OH Saturday next, the
lltl inst. for that purpose.
The citizens alc reminded tina, unless they give
in on that day. or by the first Of August, (whcn
his returns will be made,) they viii be required
to pay double tax.
u The ladies' will be waited OIL at their resi-.
drncc.
A. G. MbRDOCk.
Ediy 9. 90
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Attention!

To The Comm IS ontd and agi,- Commissioned
Offers md iusiciaas belongiag oMe Cane
Creek Baitdli,m
" 0U are hereby commanded to attend at Alex
andcF Webhs on Friday the 20ih of July, for
drill muster and court martial and on Saturday,
the 2lst, at 10 O'Clock, YOU will attend with your
respective companies for battalion exercise.
Nm. PARISH, Lieut.. Col.
July B. So
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Land, Negroes, &c.

WILL. I've sold to the highest bidder, on Thurs
day the 9th of August next, en- q credit
81 nine months, al the late residence Of Col lame,
Moore, Decd, Tie Plantation whcreon he resided
containing Three or Four Hundred acres, with q
good Dwelling-Housc and all necessity On.
Houses--ats excellent Stand for business.
Also, seven likely Negroes line Stock OF all
kinds; all necessary Farming Tools, Wagon,
Carryal aud Harness, and Household and kitch.
cn Furniture.
Bond and approved security will be required.
ABSAI0M Harry, Ey'r.
Jelly 3. III
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ssz'las = - sasa'zskss s.ss ar. Es.s Ia
1881 So f. tsass5 = 80.
| 10 MOTHERS a.sB A9As.n1gu T.r,5F-
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fssfa4 = saAtsaa. "a sta.aa. razsp5aizas.
- is-ar 49, - Eessass - ssgFnss - i ~
f1ssa silE 81 81, A ls1st ~ ~ gsrr ~ 4 y
sAssaA As.airet e. taAe 4 90 / j. xsftzla re-
skaiasrf = HfK q ilf .sfg,lss azd haslill.. L.
asars y siida lrnaiCs ~ ssslsst . this -.
n IT, fh.sFefiai n.sg r. ssslas-ss fsv ssFsrai
sfass = asiH- fsir nriiiss. Aug i { -
saiss.ar - 'h..-r sho - alssassliag aasl.sls-
hsssa = i israsraisa 4 assi.s rsl,.Fe. n ~. -
ssias ills alesa ana inglaitias &c sssgsni. L.
aesi, It's ssaiss : isssi,ils ~ n H. igll-
go .si-ssses y y irh Nsas.rn - sulseel.
4 tEaoss he , isir = s.etn. Isnsus fafl aleli-
i - alaaI4l esseirs q rrnssA.sis lie ina,sufl-
aass a IT, hssa. - sllslt.ii,g - u 80.
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iassss u.Slliif laksm - tenaair .zss Aiars. aal
aissa>r. IL us8ag c. batls. u Ills tllrlriisr.
nssny sessss ai.a .iiilisi Surgical .ilaissns nsss
- Ire saiei.
fi'HaFtIs cIgED
has erashssis uonclssilrl, tf,sss glisi ,.as
satssl'aEssla hts F.aircl talitul osrt d. sn,s d.
siia=ir dassas.s IL lie Ut 81. Thfer I.issss
tslse* n sne hpssss . unprecedented.
ID. Tow NsENp- braF Sir zee s'le lls,zs
IN 10 i''ogn - ilai lErr .: ~ siildlri ha.e
issn riiIsl 4 tie sis,.ala Il the 49,, = xnur 80
rtilgmi nsr'irine. fhs. were aiililfrd seN -
NeTsis AilA I'D $50 i.sae taken unl, fur l.as-
ilrs; .in.'k ihr.a away. ~ NhisA irri n.yss.if
unslsT great siiisaissn
tbgfs. respectfully.
ISAAC ". GRAIN. lrG Mo,sirT-.i.
OPINIONS ~ INSiCIANs.
ID. Townsend i alfigsl dails rccriAF.g ,r,lrrs
i.sln Tbs sirlsns in diils.ra pats Il The lrtcn
l'hi, $40 ar:is that W. the un.l.ssgnesi PLY
sifisns q. tie It's u Alxns. hs.e IA nuu,eFsus
rsses prescribed ~. Tomnsrs,ls sslsarafi'la.
AM hel,s.s i - br oar d lhr most ,.lnfhls
in The miIkei.
n. T. pl.I.lNti, M
]. WILSON. ND.
Il. u. BRIGGS, ". T.
?. n. ELAEA DuRF, NJ ~
ail,a'g, April l, 1917.
b. Tor sale by d. Heart, Hillside.
rough.
July IS. 1917. ely
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.ApDoinImGn SS,

gENHE Rev. Thomas j. Arms;rong, Of Alabana
viii preach nj Mars Nil on Saturday tn,
l4,b: at Mount Moriah, tpattcrsons,) on Sun
d., the 18th :, Noun. Gileaa, Cha,hnsa cer,l.
II, or 'H.as'ey the .NA, Al Rod Spune On
ThIrslay The 1871. and At Mays Chapel on -
,unlay ana sand145 l.te lst aud 80 Il ~,
July ,. S.
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Notice.

siiE subscriber hasirg giaa lied a, Nav tsrn
Il OEa,,gr Inuniy Guar - aIminitrsl %
the ssiAlr II JAMES THOMPSON. deccased,
all Irnsans indebted to sad esitle are relues.sI
u n,ake Immediate rayntsni, aud gho.e having
1tshs val larsenl ihena, lIDprriy authenticated,
william the iic pgsseillea b lax. Of his n0gies
Nill he Fleaa ID bar ., llsif recovery.
GEO. 4. FAUcEfsf, Admir-.
tame - s7-3x
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NOtice---EaXes.

E SHALL. attend II Tire following thnes aii1s
places 10 collect The Tex ior The year 1919.
~ OIange County
Georgc Mrlsue's. VI F,!lty the 9Th Iuly.
Cedar Grove, u. Saturday the Iiih.
liillshoroagh, on Monday iiie 18th
Is. \ II. Hurdles Store. on 'runsiay the l7ih,
Wilson 4 Mckee's Store, on "Wednesday illc
18Th.
Abner psTker's. on Thuniiy the 18th.
illiaul lmpseonib's. IN Friday III, ooih.
Harms Nikrrsoas, on SATURDAY. The 2lsi.
VIM. n. lfall's Slora, on Nonda, the s3d.
Asa u. Gunicr's llislujan's,l on TUESDAY the
2Ilh.
William Tiicr's. ui "Wednesday the a.lh.
Chapel It'll. GA Thursday the g6lh.
Thomas Long :. on Frdas tie 2I,h.
William lhompsaH's, al Saturday the .-ih.
F. lesse Is. nurhain's Oh Monday the i0ih.
Court House, tiisholonsh, fown TsA. on
Thursday the 9ls.
CT Tue Magistrate appointed 10 take tie
lisIs oi Taxables aud Feasible luol,er,y ioG 1919,
viii attend At the times ard places stost. nca.
toned Punrlualiiy lsrcqueslcd iron, az aBd those
"a arrears Tor former Taxes muf asHtc than.
j. &. TuRRENTiNE., Sheriff.
Junr lb, 1919. ST..
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A Young Ladies' Seminary

~ il,I. he opened on The I'D inst. SIX mics
w North West Of Marlborough Cne4r Far
hcid Charrh.) The location is as favorable for
health as any III the STATE, III a moral arl rcli-
gious community. Good board can be had in
few hundred Yards Of the Institution. OIL in good
families In The vicih'ly al from IS 10 per month.
Rqt,s etf Tuition per Session u fee m5ntts.
Elementary branches. : 700
Geography, Grammar, History, &c. 1000
Chemistry, Natural, Moral aud Mem
tai Philosophy. Logic and The higher
brailches Of Mathematics, 1900
EXTRA:
Latin, 300
Painting and Drawing. 500
Embroidery, 300
Music including the use Of Piano, 1900
Tuition payable in advance, unless hy special
agreement with the Principal. Students charged
from the time they enter, and nc deduction ex-
ron, 81 ease Of sickness The School will be u.i-
der the direction Of Mr.. W a. Nelson as Primer
pal, assisted hy competent fHsirnctrcsses. Rev
Archd Currie win also share il the general man
ageInent Of the school, and give instructions in
Moral and Mental Philosophy. The object Of
the instructors is to make ihe school all tha, Pa
tents can reasonably wish. The government
viii be s'rlct ard parental. whilst due regard
will be paid 10 the moral aud religious training of
the pupils. Those who wish 10 qualify. themselves
ioi teaching may expect Ill ,hS assistance TINT
can h. rendered.
Orange, \. g., july 10. sS~-~nPd
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and q iarlcI Sessions,
May Term. 1919.
R'ehard fapp y IrhiJoH BOrI,ad,
vs..
iteiair Portland

stttidHVpf GbFfRHus
Attachment levied IN personal Property
II appearing To the sptsiactiJu 81 the CoGn
that the defendant. Alexander Borldnd, is not
an inbabilant Of this state; 4 is ordered ly Tue
Court that advertisement he made in The Hillsbu-
rough Recorder for siN weeks successfully. notify.
iua the said Alexander Rpllanl 10 be ard appear
at the next Term Of ON Court Of Pleas and Quar-.
tcr Sessions 10 be held for the county ol Orange.
at the cuari house IN Tie town Of HilIsborcngh,
on the fourth Moaday Of August next, then aud
there 10 repIe,y and plead, otherwise Judgment
10y dciuult final will he granted against him, md
The property levied Oh condemned to satisfy the
Pia.a!l"s debt.
Witness. Joseph Allison, clerk of our said
Count, al Office, the fourth Monday Of May, Is4g.
J. ALLISON, c. {. c.
tnly IL, Cow
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Waller Savage Landor, one nf Tie old.
est living English authors, in recent let.
ter 10 Lord Dudley Stewart, asserts that
the worlt! is al the commencement OF
cruelier and longer war than history has
recorded, a war Of civilization against bar
barism, OF freedom against despolism. of
nations against cabinets. lie adds that
in twenty months, or earlier, Russia will
be on the frontier Of France, or perhaps
within il.