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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-08-15
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
In EQUITY.
T. N. Chatham ct ux,
VS..
James G. Penn & E. Andrews, {

VS.. port;t;on
James G.. Penn & E. Andrews,
Adm ors., ct al.
Nm Pursuance of an Order of the Court in this
case, I will sell ON MONDAY, the Sd Scptcm-
ber next, at Edgefcld C. H., the following Real
Estate of E..PENN, decd, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the Village of
Edgefeld, situate Immediately in the business
portion'of the town.
Also. ONE TRACT OF LAND situate iu the
corporate limits of the Viilagc of Edgefed, con-
tanning Fifty Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of Estate of r. Bland z. w. Carwie and others.
Also, one LOT OF LAND, containing Two
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of the Fe-
male; College, DR.. h. I. Minis and others.
Sold on a credit until the first day of January
next. With interest from day Of sale. Purchasers
to give Bond with adequate sureties, and Mort
gage of the premises to secure the purchase mon
ey. Costs to be paid in cash. Titles extra.
z. w. CARWILE, c.E.s.D.
:, Aug6 1t 52
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Notice to Mechanics and Farmers.

yEyHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CHAR.
Il LESION ORPHAN HOUSE, offer as AP-
PRBNTIGES to residents of The city or country,
NINE BOYS, trained in that Institution, and
whose ages vary from Ii to II years. They will
be hound to tradesmen or farmers until they at
tain 81 years. Applications 10 be addressed to
the Commissioners Of the Orphan House, Char
lesion, S. G. E
Jly II st ~
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July 1
Notice.

4 EEREBY appoint myson, CLINTON WARD,
q my Attorney during my absence from the
State or District with full powers to transact hu'
sincss in my nnme. lt hhhD.
June q, 1885, 6t* Z!
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(sy REQuEsEoR A1nlTHiscHo SCHOLARLY
Beautiful River.
Shall we gather 1t the River,
wheresbfighaslnsel feet have trod.
With its crystal tide forever
Flowing by tho throne;tfsGOd?
CHoRys-Yes, we'll gather at tho River,
The beautiful, the, beautiful River
Gather with he saints at the River
That flows by the throne of God.
On the margin Of the RiSsr; 2ess=s
Washing up its silver spray,
We will walk and worship OYER, SslS2S,
All the happy golden day.
CHoRUs-Yss, well gather atthe River, &c.
At the smiling of the River. -.
Mirror of the sayiour's face,
Saints whom death viii never sever
Lift their songs ofSsaying grace.
CHoRys-Yes, we'll gather at the Riyer, &c.
Soon vs'llreach the silver River
Soon:our pilgrimage will cease, - -
Soon our happy spirits quiver
With the melody Of peace.
CHonus-Yes, we'll gather at the River,
Tho beautiful, the beautiful River;
Gather with the saints at the River
That flows by the throne of God.
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ng This is to certify that 1 was discharged
from the Army with Chronic Diarrhna, and
have been cured by DR.. MAGalEL's IILLs.
WILSON HARVEY,
81 Pitt Street
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EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ ORDTyAR J,

ElJN NEr lEbD I'lHl lhO't
IN ORDINARI.
Elijlh W. Horn and wife
Martha F., Applicants.
VS.. F.r p,rt;I;cn
johnson Lowry, Guardian,
ad Item Of John b. Abaey,
Defendant
DY mn Order, from the Ordinary, l shaltpro ICED
Is to sell at Elgefeld Court House on the first
Monday in September next, for Partition, the
REAL ESTATE of JAMES II, WHITE, deceased,
consisting of.a TRACT OF LAND lying ard
bcine in the District and State atoresaid on Clear
Wafer Creek, waters Of Edisto River, containing
Three Hundred (aoO) Acres, mofc or less. I'D. oin-
inc lands Off II. Poscy Mrs. y. Clark and offers.
TERMH-on creditof twelve months. pus-
session 10 be given 1st.January next. Tho Eur
chaser to give Bond and Security and Mortgage
of the Premises to tho Ordinary to securf the
purchase money. Costs to be paid in Cash, in
Specie, and to pay for Titles extra.
.Els VIM. SPIRES, S.E.D.
l,c,o, 4t w.
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Notice.

q LII persons indebted to the Estate of RoBT.
"A ]. DELPHI, deceased, are notified to pay the
sam. before next return day; otherwise all claims
will lie placed in the hands Of an Attorney for
collection. Those having claims against said
Estate will please render them in according to iaT,
A. J. PELLETIER, AGm'r.
Hamburg, S. c., juno lib, '66. Pm "a.
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State of South Carolina,

Nancy Adams and Others, p.
Applicants, e1a- por,;t;son
vs.. foi oiS''A '
Thos. ]. Vaughn and wife
Carolina, and others, Denf'd'ts
10 aa sol Hrss as Eassdeid Court House the first
Monday in September next, for Partition, tn The
s;tna.od % in the District and State aforesaid con-
sisins If two SMALL TRACTS OF Land La ID ;Ta viz:
I,ala afafI more or less adjoining lands of A.
= afi Hamm JohpIs Adams and James {; A,iams'
" TRACT No o. containing Twenty (2e) Acres,
moro or loss, adjoining, lands Of A'''. lam nonu
and tract No l.. - .ha Costs
Terms Cash in Currency, except a. 80 .ne ogT;e ;
Il this case whichwill bo required IN speoie. II
Istlss extra. ,yu cprpEs ar
iAug'ss 9, as
/ lHnNTS fol
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IMPORT ANT.TO PLANTERS
rnsE w1CEam0ND FACTORY

THE RICHMOND FACKIDhsE :,
as NOW prepared to manufacture WOOL FOR
I pLANTERS las formerly) INTO PLAIN
OR TWILLEDe CLOTH, at Thirty Cents yard
for the Plain, ana Thrty-Three and One Third
Cents Der yard for the Twillcd. Wool Carded
into Rolls at Fifteen Gents per pound.
ALL PACKAGES shonld have the OWNERS
NAME PLAINLY MARKED on the same. and
all instructions, c;c., sent to FLEMING'& ROW
LAND, Agents in Augusta.
Gw Charges for manufacturing payable on de-
livery of Goods. ,,sros
President Richmond Factory.
Annnstn. On LILY Is lm29,
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NOTICE.

a Ell those indebted to either of the Under
II signed BY Note OF Account are hereby noti-
icd to make iumediate payment, or other sntif-
actory arrangements in reference thereto. VIC
ncnts which cur debtors may make with DR.. W
II. Iimmcrman, our authorized Agent, will be-
ratified By US. - - o.1,,, .,,r1; - -
= . -.. Ebert ,PosEY, f,,,s -
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Have Yonr GINS Repaired al
Home!

nmR. j. NJ. MATTHEWS would inform the
lYH farmers of EdgcGeld anl adjoining Districts,
who WANT THEIR GINS REPAIRED, that
they can lave i, donc Mt l.orc by writing him at
Edgefe!d c. IL.
Having long been in Griswold's enp,"! !msnt
and having considerable experience in GIN RE-
PAIRING, hs hatcrs himself that he can give
entire satisfaction 10 all who may employ him.
These wishing to BUY GINS would also do
we'll to correspond with him before purchasing
elsewhere.
All letters received, promptly responded TO-.
Aug /. ot oil
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Estate Notice.

ALL Persons indebted to tho Estate of ]. P.
IA BATES, deceased, ARE requested topay the
same as. early as possible. Those having claims
against the said Estate arenotifed to render them
in 10 the undersigned, properly attestea. sA
~ LUCY j. BATES, Adikss:
July 80 lot, 81 I
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Executors Sale,

nm Pursuance Of an Order frcm W. F. Durisoe,
il Eao. Ordinary for Edgcfcld District, I will
nrocoed to sell at the late residence Of ABNER
q. WHITE, decd, on THURSDAY, tho 23d
August inst, all the residue of the personal prop
ersy of said deceased consistinStot -
TWENTY FIVE HEAD OF SHEEP,
Il A FINE CARRIAGE,
A BUGGY,
ONE FINE PIANO FORTE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COOKING
UTENSILS, &c.
Terms Cash in Specie, or its equivalent in cur
rency.} ~ .. o.s, - =, la 90 90
Aug.S ~ d.
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New YoRK, Jan. II, 1866.
Ny name. Jacob Hardy | am an lion
Founder; was badly burned by hot iron in No
vember last my burns healed, but had a run,
ming sore on my leg that would no. heal; tried
MAGGIEL'S SALNE, and it cured mo in few
weeks. This is all true, anfanybody can now
see me at Jacksol's Iron Works, I'd Avenue.
J. HARDY,
1l9 Gocrick Street.
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Extracts from Various Letters.

Extracts from Various Letters
ia Lhad no appetite; MAGG1ELs PILLS gave
inis hearty one" ,.s. ~. -,
HT send FOR another Box, and keep them a in the
house, i 's'e - - - ,--
waSschroDien%s t,,.l - nr11c E. >. -
baSo for cholera morbus The.desr little thing
got we'll in ladaySa ,esO;z-. ei. 6 ,el,f - = s.
"Yopr Box. Of MAGGGIEL'S SALINE cured
,,a.of in the head, IIubbed sOme of syour1
SAVE behind my ears, and tho noisc lete"
{. Send me, two Boxes; L want onesfor o. poor
family ,,1e-s.s. :. ..,os.o.,,. o. .. hn.
NT enclose Dollar;;your price is'25lcents' but
the Medicine to me is worth Dollar @Vss
|, 1.n:Send me five Boxs, of your PILLS.:
"Lst me have three Boxestof your sALYlEc ll oyi
return mail.p -..,ss,s..s -
,-I have over Two Hundred such Testimo-
nialsss these, but want of space cOmpels me to
'on0iuu'' ]. MAGG1EL,, NJ. D.
MAGGIEL,s PILLS AND sAhVE
Arc sold in Edgefeld by
eassss- Notice..-None genuine without tho en-,
o,.,ved trade mark around each pot or box, signed
Nv DR. j. MAGGIEL, IL Pinostreet New YORK.
to counterfejt ejtwhich,isfelony.
r. ay sold.by alrIcspeotable Dealers IL Medi-
ri = es throughout the United States and Canadas
at rs cents per box or pot. " 90.
1 q Aug. Is, =. ~ ~ .....-s 20 90.
|
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NEW ERA I'm MEDICINE!
DIR. MAGGILL'S
PILLS AND SALVIE.

JuSE lsT, 1866.
DR.. MAaGIE1: take my pen to write ynu
of my great relief and that the awful pain IN my
side has left me at last-tLanks to your Medicine.
oh. Doctor, how thankful am that can get
some sleer. / can never write it enough. /
thank YOU again and again, and am sure that
YOU are really the friend of all sufferers could
mot help writing to you, and hope you will not
'''' = - JAMES MYERS,
Liz a ycnna ID.
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NOTICE.
'sl2fes Es -
Notice.

gayHE Notes of the Estate. of w. j.. WELLS,
deceased, have been plucedin my hands for
collection. All persons interested wall please give
their matters in this Estate early attention, Jas the
oaministratrix cannot give further indulgence. -
WV. ADAMS, Attorney at Law. y
A,v7 ss At 80
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Na,tiees
Notice To Debtors.

a Lii persons indebteIl to tue Estate OF JAM MES.
"a BOYD dec 'di aie Ieguestedsto 10 settle, wish
ma By tho first Of September nexti after that
lima thew viii be sued on. rbe cfslitefs OF the
Eststo sosrss re to ssfs UP Tho stats this WIN
ter. Tff0S. b. gEfESE, 6dzos.
Azz.S = 81 80
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RIDGE lands TOR SAIE.
STATE SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFLELD-LN EQUITY.

L A L II UF " U / IL VA 10 " u In u,
EDGEFLELD-IN EQUITY.
Mary A. Myers,
David R. Myers, ct nl, by next
friend, Partition.
ys
E. Watson and others.
TN Pursuance of an Order of the Court in this
Il cause will sell at Edge6eld c. H., on MON
DAY, the Sd September next, the Real Estate
described in the pleadings, TO witt
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as the Home
stead, containing Seven Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Elijah Watson,
B. T. Boatwright and others.
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as the Mill
Tract, containing One Thousand Acres, moro or
less, adjoining tho Homestead, lands of E. Watson
and others.
These lands are Immediately on the line Of the
Columbia & Hamburg Railroad, and as desirable
as any lands on the Ridge.
Sold on credit Of one and two years with in
terest from 1st day of January next, at which
timo possession is to be given. Purchasers TO give
Bond with ut least two good sureties and Mort
gage Of the premises to secure the purchase mon
ey Costs Of suit and expenses of sale to be paid
in cash, in specie. Titles extra.
z. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Aug. 9th, 1865 At 32
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GEsOvEsTEEN S Co.,
FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
400 broadway, New York.

yuyHEsE PIANOS received the Highest Award
of Merit at the Worlds Fair, over the best
makers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities
of New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Bos-
ton also, the Gold Mccall at the Ameriean
Gst;tm.c. for FIVE SUCCESSIVE YEARS !!
Our Pianos contain The French Grand Action,
Harp Pedal, ovcrstrung Bass, Full Iron Frame,
and all Modern Improvements. Every Ipslru-
mont ,earren,ca FIVE YEARS! Made under
the supervision CT Mr.. j. Ii. GNoV ESTEEM
Years. and is the maker Of orer eleren thousand
p;ouo. Fortcs. Our facilities for manufacturing
enable us to sell these instruments from SlOO to
S2CO cheaper than apy first class piano forte.
Aug 1yn&p 32
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Handsome Residence.
mo Excuse Now $! /.

zssEg IN y -lGlAE AEltoSt1sANVVy - GO
rzoR have NEW CASTINGS on my MILLS
E from bottom to top, New Smut Machine and
New B Boiting Cloth, Therefore, brenkipg uown
has. played out, and as to the Flour make, ask
those that have had Wheat ground lately at my
Mills, and there be nosuseia my sayingany
: eb;nosabo,,trit. ~ ss sa-aE.-t seR. TPARKS.-
.Angss, "a .se.rs. 3t,s 32
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Here's IA Chance for a Bargain
!, VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE

/
AT PRIVATE SALE.
n WILL SELL to any person. wishing to- ,pur-
q chase, tho.prcmisos upon which I now reside,
situated at Liberty Hill, Edgefeld District, con-
tanning TWENIY=FIvE(2b)AC ACRES Of LAND,
under good fence with q, ea
Large and .Commodiouss Two Story
Dwelling, 80
Kitchen, Smoke House, Servants Rooms, Barn,
Granary, and other necessary Outbuildings.
SAlsoj the large and well arranged COACH and
BLACKSMITH SHOPS, with all the Tools ap-
spertainng to each, necessary to- the manufacture
of; Carriages, Buggies, :ic.S And with theEsame,
Full Sets of Harness Makers and Coach Trim
ue,s' TOOLS, PAINTS, OILS and VARN1SH-
ES.
Also, several CARRIAGES, NEW BUGGIEs.
Two Horse WAC oNS, and q lot Of good COACH
LUMBER.
Twill sell all the. above mentioned property at
n bargain, as mn desirous of retiring from busi-
ness,
Any person wishing to examioo the premises
will find me at home nearly at all times, and will
take pleasure in showing the same. Any COM
munication from distance on the subject ad-
dressed to me will meet with prompt attention,
and every information given.
A. BUSHNELL, sr.
sAngS 3t 80
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,dt,O6AIA MoNTH!-AeENTS wanted for
s9sDSB sir eniirely.netp drticLts just ont. Az
! dfsss o. Il CAREY City Building BtadletS5d' Ss
Mo. June6 isWly %
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NEW York, April 7th, 1866.

';sss- The following is an interesting case of
min employed. in al, Iron Foundry, who, in pour,
ing melted iron into 2 flask that was damp and
wet, caused On explosion. Tho melted iron was
m rogn around and on him, in a.periccts shower,
and he wass burned dreadfull y.s The following
Certificate was given to me, by hip about eight
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-29

HOURS AT HONE. The December
number is received, and it fully main
tains the claim of this periodical to
rank among che very best issued from
the American press. The cable ofcon-
tents of this numberis peculiarly va
red and attractive. For the family
circle it has no superior The present
volume commenced with the November
No, and new subscriptions can com.
mence with the same. A $50 Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine is offered
as a premium for club of twenty sub
scribers, at $500 each, an offer of un.
paralleled liberality. Address Charles
Scribner & Co., New York. a
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/, acolumhu. morning Jon rnn1,

T. b. BlLLtNcHUnsr,' is agent for the
Journal in Lancaster. Those who de-
sire the paper can obtain it shortly af-
,ter,19A NJ, on the morning Of publi-
cation at 20 cts per week by leaving
their orders at the News Depot, on
Main street.
The Journal will by this arrange.
mentBe several hours earlier chan any
other daily receivedin the city. which
will prove great accommodation to
citizens desiring the earliest news.
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DEArH.-our venerable and respect,
cd fellow citizen Sosthenes McGabe
died suddenly on Tuesday morning, al
the ripe age OF 80 years. The deceas.
ed had, from almost the first settlement
of this portion of Ohio, occupied high
place in the regard of its inhabitants
and was one of that class of sturdy,
honest pioneers, of which Gen. George
Sanderson and Esq. G. Steinuan are
among the very few survivors yet ro-
naming among us.
The funeral Of Father McCabe will
take place at 2 o'clock this (Wednes.
day. afternoon. The funeral services
will be conducted by the Rev. Samuel
Carpenter at the Baptist Church, on
Chestnut street.
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ohio Renevolent cir Entsrpr,.s

I.C. BUTTERrELD, at his Tobacco
and Cigar Store, is supplied with tick
cts in the above named enterprise, the
advertisement of which may be seen
on the fourth page of this paper, See
also, the statements OF Gov. Cox and
Treasurer Warner, in special notice
column, which will obviate the scru-
PIES of all with reference to The per-
feet flirness with which it will be con-
Quoted, as we'll as the worthiness Of its
object. ~. ".
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A spiend,d Book

We have been favored by the pub
Usher with copy Of Frank Moore's
"Women Of the War;" advertised else
where in this paper. In contents, ty.
Biography, and binding, this work is
gotten up in a manner superior to most
of the war books Of the day. The mar.
ratives and sketches given are derived
from authentic sources, and are o.
thrilling interest; while they are pos
sesscd ofa peculiar value as commem
morative of personages worthy of be-
ing handed down to the grateful re
membrance of posterity. The bool
should be ON the parfor tables of al
patriotic citizens.
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The PROPOSED WELCOME TO Con.
GREss,--Wa Washington dispatches an
nounce that the programme of the
mass welcome to Congress has been
determined upon by the committee
having it in charge. There will be q
procession of soldiers, Republican and
other loyal delegations present, A
mass meeting with addresses &c, by q
number of distinguished speakers
General Logan will deliver the wei
coming Grafton, and banquet will be
given in the evening, at which, the
Radical Congressman will be guests
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Hyv ana Har.

DIR. Harter, Oculist and Aurist, Of
Troy, Ohio, distinguished forbis great
success in curing Blindness and Deaf.
ness and the various detects ofitbe
Eye and Ear, will visit
Lancaster. .Tallmadge House-Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday, Dec. goth,
21st and 22d.
New Lexington-Colborn House.
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday,
Dec. oath, 25th and Goth.
DR.. Harter Is a resident of Troy,
Miami county, Ohio and has been for
many years, where he has made hun
dreds Of permanent cures of diseased
eyes and ears. He Is in his Office the
first week Of every month. Dr. Harter
has a reputation Of the highest stand
ing as scientific Physician and a
skillful Eye and Ear Surgeon. His
references are from well known and
eminent mon. His certificates of cures
arc genuine-from persons of easy
reierence-with Post Office and ad.
dress given 50 that any one may hear
from them.
DR.. Harter cures Blindness. Deafness,
Cross-Eyes, Cancers, Club foot, Fis-
tula, Hare.lip, Sore-Eyes, Tumors,
Wcns etc. See circulars. nov.29 3t.
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Drug store sold.

DR.. DAVIDSON and GEO. B. BRAsEE
were the purchasers of the Kaufman
Drug Store, sold on Saturday last by
DR.. Carpenter, Executor. The con-
eern was sold at the appraised value,
lS9l3o,68. Y
The new proprictors have entered
into possession, and will, as may be
learned from their card printed else
where, continue at the old stand the
prosecution Of the drug business in all
its branches.
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GoNE.---Charlcs Roland, formerly ed
itor Of the Eagle, of this city, has gone
to take possession of tho Grconville
Ozark Coz Democrat Office, recently
purchased by him. AS an editor, he
will be likely TO give satisfaction to the
adherents of the ultra school of SO.
called democracy. As man, we have
enjoyed but limited acquaintance
witdhim, though regarding him as .
cleverigentleman, aside from politics
and aside from politics we heartily wish
him success.
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MARRIED..
S. A. GRIsWOLD, Sec,

STEVENS0 S0N-BEATY-No 18th, at the residence
the brides mother, In Baltimore, by Rev. Ohm
Kemper, John b. Stevenson and Hester A. Beatty,
both OF this county
JEWEL-GATES-on Tuesday evening Nov goth,
1866, by Rev. George II. Webster, MIR. Daniel Jewel
to Mrs. Henrietta Gates.
MILLER--KELLER-By the Rev. J. b.. Helwig,
at his residence In Lancaster, on Thursday evening
Nov I'D, 1866, Mr.. Andrew Miller and Miss Barbara
Keller, both of Perry county, Ohio. ea
sTUpEBAK Err -GI GIERHART.-on theI4th ult, al
Lima Chapel, Licking county, by Rev. II. l.. White.
head, Mr.. Alpheus Studebaker and V. Dell GieThart
the latter ofLicngcounty, the former Of Lancaster
Ohio. .E
STUART--P0LING--on the Esd INST, ut West
Rushyille Parsonage, by Rev. H. l.. Whitehead, viii
liam Stuart to Elizabeth W. Polling, both o. Bremen
Ohio.
wILKINsoE.-HA RPs--At the parsonage, on the
evening of Nov. 26th, by Rev. l.. Taft, Mr.. Geo. W.
Wilkipfcn ard Miss Marths Harrs, Of this city.
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Meeting or the Hooking valley aortta
cultural Society.
HORTICULTURAL ROOMS,
LANCASTER, Oct. 27, 1866,

LANCASTER, Oct 27, 1866, !
Society met, pursuant to adjourn
inert, and was called to order by 2.
B, Ewing, Chairman pro tenn.
The minutes of the preceding meet
ing were read and approved.
Mr.. j. S. Snider offered PROPOSE.
ton for revision Of the premium list
of the exhibitions of the Society. Az
ter some discussion of the subject,
Messrs. J. d. Clark, P. B. Ewing, T. J.
Boving and c. L. Wiseman, were ap.
pointed committee on revision of pre-.
MUM list, with instructions to report
to the Society from time to time the
notifications recommended by them.
The subject for discussion, the keep,
ing Of winter fruit, was taken up and
briefly considered.
Mr., Ewing advocated, as the foun.
dation principle to be observed, the
keeping of fruit in a cold, dry atmos.
phere- near the freezing point He
thought we'll oithe plan of having the
cellar furnished with ample shelves
for tho storing Of apples and similar
fruit, instead of placing them in bar.
rels or other receptacles.
President Kinkead stated his prac.
tice, which was confirmatory Of the
same theory. He mentioned The
method of Thos. Fetters, who keeps
his apples out till the very eve of freez-
ing weather, then packs, blossom end
down, in saw dust. In this way he
keeps rambos till June.
The remarks cf other members were
to the same effect; and the subject was
laid over for further discussion at next
meeting.
The President presented a ballot
box for tho use of the Society, with the
bill Of the maker, amounting to $3.50
which on motion, was ordered to be
paid. Adjourned. atl
T. Q. KINKEAD, Prsst.
s.A. GRIswoLD, Sec'y.
Nov. 1Oth.-The weather being very
inclemsnt, the attendance of members
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-11-29

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