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GROEERY BUSINESS.
Feb. l'. 2lls4g,

MTAVfNfII bought ont the interest Of A..
a &. BuRRsiDEs in the Grocery Business,
lately carried OH under The firm of DMrblr s,
B,trnsa IS, Il lake this nchod of informing the
friends and customers of the firm. that The bu-
szcdniimed by myself, and on my own
account. | haTe now ON hand n large and
wei assorted Stock, to which win be added
such additional supplies as the wants Of cnsto.
,ne,s may require. Planters and others visiting
this Market tareIespeclfully invited to examine
my sloc!. ,nny be To their interest To du so
before purchasing elsewhere.
In.addlion taimy former large stock. am
now receiving BY Railroad and River, the fol-
Loving slippIies.
AZ llhds#SL Eroix, Porto Rico and N. o.
25 Bills. mol. Clarified Sugars,
70 Superior Coffee Susars.
S and boxes Loaf, Crushed uni Pow
dered Sugars,
West India and New Orleans Molasscs,
It's Bags: Rio. Laguara and Java Coffee,
4OI Sacks Of Salt:
Is barrels; ;Mackerels.
81 boxes Fine Cheese;
3 llerces5Rice,S
l25 kegsSof NaiIsSand Brads.
40 600 lbs. Sweedes lron-a sizes,
Band Iran, German and Cast Steel,
Wagon Boxes.
100 oses.Winddw GIass-aIl sizes,
500 pounds: :Pullylin Bladders,
4,5OO pounds White Lead, Vernon Mills,
2 barrels Linseed Oil,
Dilchers Boots Brogans and Ladies Shoes.
500 Heavy SDnffel Blankets,
20 pair Fine Bed Blankets,
Kelseys. oshabnrgs shirtings and Shectinss,
2 cases Prinls-ai! patterns.
Painted Buckets aud Tubs,
Brassbound; ;Buckelsand Wire Seeves.
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children and young men of orr country
The studies that will be taught inth,s Academy.
will be advertised in the next paper; suffice il
TO say however, that the classicks aud sciences
will be fully taught. and that young men: will
be prepared to enter the Junior class OF the
South Carolina College.
JOHN HILL, -E.r
Z: G. BACON, =. TRus.
EUGENE BURT, TEES.
IL. r. SPANN.
. ~ B.-Thc creraises of the uboyc Academy,
will commence IN sth January ls49.
Dec 90 If az
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Medical Motto

a FTER returning my sincere acknowledge.
IA menls 10 my friends for their very liberal
patronage extended me heretofore. take this
method of informing those who feel disposed
10 employ me hereafter. that settlements must,
he made every year, either with the money or
by nnie. Have accounts standing long lime,
and have been tightly pressed fol money, and
ann yet, and nave liad 10 borrow a, 10 per cent
ntercsl-receiving at the same time no, a par
lice of interest from those indebted 10 me.
a word to the wise. hope is sufficient.
THOS. Fl. PATTISON.
Feb T lSl9 SIT 3
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Brought to the Jail

NF EdgeGeld Disiric, on the 20lh inst.
Y negro mn who says his name is TON,
and Iia; he hclcngs to MIR. Taylor, who lives
in Camden, 5. G.. but that he runaway from
his masters plantation in AbbcviiIe District, on
Sunday hs. Said fellow is about five feet q
inches high: 45 or SO years Of age, and rather
dark complexion. He has scar or marx on
his LETT thumb.
The owner is requested TO, come fnrworl,
prove properly, pay churges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with rs the law d.
rCctS.
"A. H. BUGT, J. Ed.
Feb 81 1s49, If 5
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HEALTH OF AUonsri.-An examina
,ion Of the Saxtoo's report Of inlermenls for
several wears. afTords gratifying evidence
Of the heai,hfuiness Of our city: We give
the raIie Of deaths to the population for the
last three years. though The proceeding
wears hack TO '39 we're even more healthy
than these. We have exclnle!i The still
born. and persons inorred from the coun.
siry. lu 1876. The inrermen's were l63-
our population in 1915 heing 1900. This
gives a ra:iQ of in 46. in 1917: The
deaths were l54-or i in l6 20. In 1S45.
with an increased population amounting
TO over s. 900, The nu,Rbcr Of deaths were
2O3-or | ia 80 940-of these there. but Is
deaths from Feutr. During the presenl
monh fforn the lst TO the 3Oii inclusive,
Excluding sill born and persons brought
from The country for in'ermsnt.) The inter
nents have been s whites and 3 blacks.
augusta Sentinel.
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GEN. SHIELDS NATURALIzaTIoN.-I
having. heen stated that Gen. Shields was
ineligible TO the United States Senate, be-
cause he had no tbeen haluralizeJa a suffi>
cienl length Of time, q correspondent of
the ST. Louis Republican offers The follow
ing facts:
General Shields was a lad when he
came 10 This country with his flther-and
his father having been uuttIrnlized. he was
by The same means naturazed himself
Some ten years ago, when there was n
revolution projected in Canada Shields
then young aud ardent spirit. while
travelling the circuit with certain Judge,
expressed a determination to join The Pa
lrinls..
The Judge Told him. if he should do so,
and was canehl by The British, unless he
was naluralized, it might prove hanging
business for him; aud advised him 10 be
naluraized. He did sn;. MOI thai he con-
Sdered il necessary to render him eligible
to all the privileges that are extended tn
citizens Of foreign birth, but because he
thought it might be of service To him, if.
by the fortunes of war. he should ia into
the hands of the British, in his proposed
visit to Canada.
PosTMAsTERs For the benefit Of Post.
masters as well as subscribers to News
papers, We publish, at this time, The fol-
lowing:
Lao Of Neaospapers.-Fhe following are
selIled rules of Law:
]. Subscribers whu do not give express
notice to The contrary, are considered as
desiring to continue.
2. If subscribers order discon-
linYance Of their papers, The publisher
may continue to send them ill all the
cash charges are paid.
3. li'subscrbers neglecr or refuse IN take
their papers from the Offices lowhch1hcy
are directed, they are held responsible ill
they have settled their bill and order their
paper discontinued.
a. If subscribers remove to other places
without Informing the publishers. and The
paper is sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided thai, refus-
ing TO take paper or perodicai from the
office, or removing aud leaving il mt call
ed for. is 'prima tacis," evidence inten:
tional fraud.
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THE BANK OF THE STATE.

THE BANK OF THE STATE,
Extract Of speech delivered by Major
Fielder, Senator from Orange Parish,
in the State Senate. on Wednesday,
December 6. 1913.
"Present 10 a Geolngisl, the limb. nrm,
wing. or leg Of an an,nleluvian animal, aud
he will accurately reconstruct The entire
skeleton, tell you its nature and haoi.s'
whether carniverous or sranlverous. It's
age and condition al The different per'ons
of. lis existence. Real Gnanciers can dn
the same as 10 Banks. | nave several
specinenls oflhe carcass OF The Bank ol
the State of South Carolina TO present
YOU. lnow present single limb. from
which upon one study and consideration,
you may. learn almost every thing as 10
her condition, course, and destiny.
Tho limb present toyou is as fol-
lows 10 vii;
:. 'Debts of the officers, and debts and
liabilities Of the Directors Of the Bank of
,he State of South Caroliua-see private
report of lS47-s77O,OOO. In this su.n
is included the direct debts only of he Of
.fcers. aud nn, their other Iiablilies-as
securities on bombs, mites. &c. Were
.,hese other Liabilities Of the officers, aided
to the above sum Of seven hondred and
;sevep,y thousand dollers. S770OO0) they
,would swell The, amount to little, ifany
less Than MILLION Of dollars $4,000, ,OOO)
"Wiat: finaucier cas see and con'em-
plate ,hi, limb Of The. Bank without pro.
bouncing and denounciug her as, bank,
rupt aud corrupt? At The proper lime |
will, ir necessary, present you some. other
md further specimens Of her carcass"
Discovery OF New MoUNTAIN PASS.
A Texan hunler-one of those wild 70.
wing characters peculiar TO the unsettled
wilderness Of The West and South-eives
the following account Of a new pass through
the great chains of mountains which ira
verse The continent. He has suggested a
new route for military road or rail road
across The continent that is perhaps enli.
tied 10 asmucll consideration as The cele-
brated project of Mr.. Whitney. He states
that there is broad pass between The vast
ranges of the Anahuac Mountains on the
south and the Rocky Mountains or Cor
Iileras OF the north that extends quite
across the continent, from the valley olIhe
Rio Grande to tho valley Of the Rio Hia-
aui. This pass, he says, resembles the
Southwest BASS discovered by Fremont
and the ascent to the summit Of The table
lands Of Mexico is there SO gradual that it
appears like an extended plain, and car
riaees and loadeJ-wagons can pass from
1he valley Of life Rio Grande 10 the valley
.or Ire sIIlaqui as easily as they can pnss
over the undua,ing pralries of Weser'
Texas. The distance from one valley
1he other he estimates at only five hund'e
miles THIS pass. he says. about in Il
latitude oflweaiy:HiH rees, -eXIen
between The valleys of MnucIoya aud Z
chos.-Houston Telegraph. =
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HODGES INSTITUTE.

a DEDRICK, A. NJ. Principal and in
IA . slrllctor Of the Classical Depariment.y
JAMES T. PHILIP. Assistant and Teacher OF
the English Department. :.
This Institution siruatcdin Greenwood, Abs
bevilIo District, will commence its first session
or the present year under the direction df1he
abuTe named gentlemen, on Monday the 5sh OF.
February inst. Mr.. Qedrick had charge of
the Institution the past year. and discharged The
duties of his station in such manner rs 10 give
general satisfaction both to the Trustees >ond
pairnns Of tho School. He brings to his sssi..
lance the present yenr, Mr.: j: F.Phiip, a
compe,entand experienced Teacher. =
From the increased facililies-aforded the
prasent vear in this institution for impartihg
-ihnrn"~, :.--'saciion. The Bonrd n"-s1 -
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PALAlETTO HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., ~.

HgVliE undersigned wishes 10 inform the
& pnbc lhnt he has moved from the Amer.
iean Ilnlel 10 The PALMETTO HOUSE, Opposite
the State House, which lie has taken entirely
on his own account, and where he would be
pl"aSed 10 see his former patrons, and all others
who may he pleased to call on him. And 10
those Of his ncqmaintances he would say;that
they will he made not less comfortable than
heretofore; and to strangers. call and try The
Palmetto House.
An Omnibus will always be kept inreadiness
at'lhc Rail Road Depot, 10 convey passengers
to llis House.
A. G. MARSHALL.
Jan. 81, 2m 9
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AsIAric CHOLERA AT THE IsIHMus.--
A letter from Panama, dated The 9Th
inst, and written by Mr.. Dunbar, 10 his
brother in New York says:
1T appears thal four Of The Falcons
passengers have died of The real Asiatic
cholera also, two Of the natives. Purser
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Rl0sacy Found.

A snm Of money was found on the lower
IA Columbia Road, one mile below The Pine
House, on the 26th of January last by negro
woman. and is now in The possession OF The
subscriber. The owner can have The same
by proving property. rewardns The finder. AMI
paving for this a;:vef,iS"n""'
iii. S.ItN,; ;i,<,,,.S, san.
Living near the Pine House.
Feb. Z, 1879. 81
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e. $ {. ia v G a

ENRON the residence Of Robert Kenny,
a ESP. heing seven miles N. +, OF Edge.
field Court Iiunse. on the 18th instant s,laiI
dark bay MARE, nbnu, Ia hands hlsh, seven
years old. Any information Respecting said
Mare will be thankfully received, and liberal
reward will he given 10 any one. VII" " il take
up and return said Mare, either 10 Il. Kenny.
oi to Tie subscriber.
JOHN T. KENNY.
Feb 10 81
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n office,

" The Anniversary Meeting Of the Edges
field District Bible Society, will he held in the
Mcdhodsl Church this evening. The Rev.
Il. a. C. Walker. Bible Agent, will be present
and address the meeting
The Members Of the Society and the public
general ly are invited 10 attend.
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Cos,NrfnersEaiw JS0sfce.

757liE Subscribers respectfully inform their
a. friends aud the public generally, that they
I'ave entered imo Il copartnership to transact
The Mercantile business uldrr the style Of
WILLIAMS IL CHRISTIE, and will do business
in the onsc formerly occupied 10y q. l.. d L.
Penn. They intend keeping constantly on
hand, n complete and full assortment Of all such
Guods as are usually keptin This market, and
solicit from ile public share of patronage.
J. 4. WILLIAMS,
s. CHRISTIE.
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M6'H'EGE.'

RMR. ROFF, who held condlionally an in.
1S b lerest in the righ, Of EdgefeId District.
to HolcIkiss' Reac'irn NTH 1phcc!s, (pa,un,,
has meyer rn."r!"d VII, ~ r":,iic,,. r!,"r,r
'''' !''' '''..'': u" i,''..' i !..'- nn right s
" > ''i' -, ':;' ~ %; I"r sid Wheels.
We. tiir Undersigned die the owners, of said
rig hl. and n Iislfl purchased from any other.
unless nnr.agent will not he good
Mr.. }. I. WEBER. we authorisc, with full
power 10 act as Onr agent
COTHRAN e. MOORE,
March /. 1S47 u
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Just Received ut
APOTHECARIES' HALL.

"a few Novels, cheap editions, written. by
IiA Bulwcr, James. and other Authors.
Also, lot Of Note Paper, and Envelopes,
Perfumery, Sealing Wax, Motto Seal, &c
Also, fine Article Of Olive Oil, for table
use.
A few dozens Collie Mixture and Dalby's
Carminalive, a valuable medicine for infants.
Calcine Magncsia, SC, s. c., for sale cheap
for cash or credit
JOHN D. CHASE.
Feb. 2I If
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BNtler Lodge NO. IA.
l.. O. O. e.

o. Regular meeting of this Lodge will
be held on Monday evening nexl at 2
o'clock. EBERT BLAND, Sec.
Feb 2l II
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~ OF 4 GE..

THNdE undersigned as Assignee, of J. D.
u Tibhets, gives notice 10 NIL peisuns hav.
ing claims against said J. D. Tib6etts, and who
are willing to take under the assignment, to
render in their claims duly auested 6y:the 18th
of January next, and oil persons inhibited are
requested ~ make immediate payment on the
day abnvc mentioned n statemeni,of the trans.
actions Of the assignee will be submitted 10 the
creditors. :.
Nov. o9 1913 It a
N.B.-Cul. John Hnie, is my Agent, and
will receive evidence Of the claims and collect
mofey due. sc,
u The above notice is extended until The ls,
day of March. ut which lime the transaction OF
he Assignee will be submitted to the creditors.
8. CHRISTIE,
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EEeaai Quarters.
Ion Regiment 5. Z. I.
Rocky GROVE, Feb. Id,

ROCKY GROVE, Feb. l4.
ORDERS. NO. 3.
YENliE FIELD and STAFF Officers. aud
Is commissioned officers ol' The lulIl Rani.
ment South Carolina Infantry, will WEAR the
usual haigc ofcrapn on the Jeff arm AMI hiIl of
the Sword. for thirty days alter the reception
Of this Order and NJ both days Of their Bnlral-
ion muster. Imtnkrn of respect 10 allr much
beloved young Officer. Maj w. Hit.
NJ. w. Cl.ARY. Colonel
10Th Rrst S. G.. I.
Feb. 21 r I
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JUST RECEIVED AT
APOTHECARIES' HALL,

nR. ROGERS Compound Syrup of Liv.
erwort aud Tar
The Jew Davd's or Hebrew Strengthening
Plaslers.
Comstocks' Medicines and Sands ssrsa-
pariIla.
Gelatine Capsules Of Copaiva and Cubebs
A lot of S. Il. Snnh's Rat Poison, u sure
death 10 Rats and Mice.
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CoseararneTsEaiD Notice.
Jan. 3 1870,

FEHHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
p friends and the Public generally, thai
they have entered into u Copartnership, tn car
ry on the Tayoiing business, under the style of
CnLGAN IL NAYS. aud will 10 business next
dnor to s. r. Goode. They intend keeping
good assortment of the best material IN this
line. AMI solicit from the Public, share Of
patronage.
JOHN cOLGAN.
j. J. MAYS.
The Subscriber takes this opportunity of re.
turning his sincere thanks 10 his friends FOR
their liberal patronage, aud soIicits continu-
ance of The same.
JOHN COLGAN.
Jan. II 1910 IF SO
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Notice.

vHyHE Subscribed having been nppointedby
81 Marcus Upson, Assignee of his Estate.
NuIice is hereby given 10 tho creditors of said
Marcus Unson. 10 meet a, Edgefeld Court
Honse on the 18th inst. 10 appoint an Agent TO
uct with the subscriber If lhey lhiik proper.
SAMUEL STEVENS, Assignee.
Enh. II 1910. -: II
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EaW Notice.

TEyHE Firm Of GRIFFIN ~ BONHAM ia
Il dissolved by mutual consent. The unlin
islcd business Of the firm will be transacted
with Mr. Griffin.
The undersigned will still Practice in the
Cnurls of Law &' Equity. Office ncar, the
Court House.
nj. l.. BONHAM.
January 10, 1e49, Pm 81
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THE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform.
Ing his friends and custnyncis that he I,as taken
IN Col. s. Christie, rs a partner in his business,
and will visit Charleston in few days TO re-
plenish their Stock. He wonld take this np-
porinnily of returning his most sincere thanks
To his rrents for their very liberal patronage
and lcgs leave 10 sucit a continuance of hie
same to The new concern.
J. a. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 3 1870, # So
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Feb 10
e. $ G ia "

NE7M. A-arURREL. living abnnl seven
w miles east Of Edgefe!d Court House,
tolls before me n large bay ho,se. about II
hands high, IL small strip on the end of l&s ,lose,
about ten years old nu,i sliod before. Appras,
ed at ($30,) thirty dollars.
A. B. ADDISON, NJ. E. D.
Feb 2l duil
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the f>acInc, and
entered the great highway 10 the Guild
Mines The epidemic will probably extend
10 China and India. whence it took its rise.
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Eaaapaber for. Sale.

EHyHE Snbscliberwillfur The very best
q Plank or Lumber, Of kind a. his Mill
on Shaws Creek, l2 miles from. .Edscfisld c.
II. for so cents pcrhundred cash, aud 621 cents
where i, is charged. -,
will also.deiiver Lumber at or near Edge.
field Village, for S'5 per thousand cash.
MARTIN PUSEY.
IAN. ls49, II 81
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MARRIED,

On the 18Th instant by the Rev. S P. GEL
zen, WIN D. TnUnMnN 10 Miss francis C..
TALLY, all Of lhs District.
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Estray Horse.

YHyOLLED before me by Henry Hill, living
4 near the Island Ford. small Bay Mare,
ID hands high, ahout seven years old, with no
particular brand or mark, except a small scar
under her left eye. Appraised at $40.
w. R. HILL, Mags' Ed:
Dec II ami az
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Notice..

A LII Persons indebted TO the lale firm of
70 Sib!ey a. CraInn, are respectfully reqncs.
ted 10 come forward and settle the same as
soon as practicable with The undersigned, as it
is desirable 10 bring their business ton close.
JOSIAH SIBLEY.
Feb. 81. 4t
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Jan p
NOTICE..

a IL those indebted To the Estate Of Aslison
n NJ. Tea que, deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
demands, 10 present them properly atlrsied
A. TEAGUE, Executor. :
Dec ls4S -. 3m. %
N. B-No accounts will be admitted, after
the 1st day Of March. A. 6. Il.
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EDGEFIEAD HOTEL.

TEHHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
q friends and the public at large, that
he still has charge of the above Hotel, and
takes this method 10 Inform one and all, that
in consideration Of the hard times, he has
reduced his terms ofBoarding, to the. follow
ing reduced rates, for Cash only.
RATES OF BOARDING.
Man and horse per day, 81 25
Man per day. rs
Fol Breakfast. Dinner, Supper,
or Lndging, single, each 25
Horse per day, 80
Single Feed, 25
The Subscriber returns his thanks to the
community at large, for past favors and so,
licits share OF. the same.
H. JENNINGS.
Feb. 2l If s
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II NOfiCe.

r OST or Mislaid n nnle given by Lewis
due No, ember lS4S, with credit for about
SCI. 20. II any gentleman finds this note !
will reward him for returning il-but If any
rascal finds it. let him not trade it, for fear
may come across him.
ISAAC JONES.
Feb 81 If a
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New BLACKSMITH Shop.
Notice..

HSAAC. FREE living near the fork of the
q Higging Ferry Road and Lhappel Ferry
Eoad ioles before me, small Gray Mare
Mule, supposed 10 be fifteen years old. Ap-
nrnisad al ihirly-ive dollurs, this December Isl,
A'''' .HARDYsWHITE. Magistrate:
Dec 13 AIM AZ
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Michael lCarpenter, Esq, H6co, has been
reelected, Mayor Of Lancaster. Penn, IS
majority Of about 20O:.
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FAVORABLE CONDITION OF THE U. S.
TREAsuRy A notice from the Trensnry
Department. dared 9Th inst. announcrs that
..,he means OF The government are compe-
tent to liYnidae all claims against the
Treasury up to the lst of April next, with
out calling in before that dale any further
paynenls on account Of the loan of 1S4S,
and .sdesirng TO save al unnecessary in
teres,," the successful bidders for thai
Isao, dy whom any balance is still due"
are informed 'rhat they ate permitted 10
postpone any further payment unIil the Is,
of April next" Tho notification Of the
posponement Of payment will, of course.
have us due aud favorable. effect upon The
price OF public stocks aud The state CT the
money markeL
Died, on 90 ult t. J. Spencer, aged
25 years. The subject Of this notice was
deprived of life by sudden and distressing
: accident. He had gone from hnme 10 plant
Two kinds Palma Christie seed--,he while
and red-llaller Of which is a puiSon) and
on his return eat some Of the poisonous
sori, which caused his death short 'ime
afterwards. Some of the seed wore given
10 his wife and the servants, who was
yiolenly affected by them, hui recovered.
The deceased had recently removed to
.bis. District and married. lie was ma
tive OF 0reen.iIIe. He has left large
circle Of friends to mourn his loss. lie
died with great composure and resignation.
.[Marion So. ca. Star.
Michael. Carpenter, ESD, H6co, has been
re.elecled Mayor Of Lancaster. Penn, IS
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a LII Perssns indebted to the firm OF. Burt
"A. IL Dolby. either by note or book account
up To The lst Of January 1919, are requested to
make immediate payment, as indulgence can
10 longer be given.
BURT d. DOBY.
Jan 24 It
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-02-21
.EARQLINA HOTEL.
Hamburg, S. G..

FH tIEs Subscriber beos leave 10 inform his
"A lrlartsland the public, that he has taken
n lensap tbeSaboYe we'll known HOTEL.
lately ini!heoceIpan Of Mr.. SHELTON where
he .,Rollf he: :happytp see his friends und lhe
pnhic geIersl
fle; cail;assurel That llis best effnrts shall
.bo used please NIL who may give him a call.
His Table shal be supplied 'wit, everything
the Augusta. Market can afford; and his sta:
bles attended, sex perienced Hosilers.
He has also Secured the services Of Mr.. B.
j. Ryan.sOfsrorably known as n Hotel keeper
nj Edgefeld. CHI. who will jointly supeln.
tend The establishment with bmsell.
JOHN BLAND.
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