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BLOOD! BLp0Di BLOOD.
II. T. HELMBOLD'S

Il. T. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED UONPOCyp
LUID EXTRACT SARSAPdPILLA
For Purifying tue Blood, removing all Chronic t,n
stlltIUral tiet1see ARISING from az Impur, state a.
the Blood, aud the only able aud e.ctuaI Know
rsin'dy Tor the cure OF ocrOiais, Scaid Heal ssli
thsum, Pains and S~siings Of .he Bones nj err.
.lons 81 the Throat auc Legs Biotcaes PIN ME. on
the Face etteE, Ery sri al sea-, Era ,ioo,
VI the skin,
AND BEALTiFFIN5 TIE UOMPLEXioS
NOT AFEw
q the worst disorders that atiIct mansfnd aris.
from the CORFU tion that sCcrmuiates IN the Boos
VI al the d5cVy sries that have mate 10 rurs.
10 on: none can equal in effect HELMBOLD 3 CON
POUND tATkACT OF sAReAPAHiLIA II
olesnsee and reuoyates the Blood instis the yigo,
O. health into the stem, end purses the hnruors
which make tssase IL stimulates the healthy frpc
tons OF the BODY snd eXpes the disorders that grow
and rsnkle N the blood. Such q remedy that comic
be relied on las long been sought, and now tire pub
lie have one on which they can depend Oar .psr.
but the trlai OF single bottle will she's 20 ,he s;cf
Sat IL has ats virtues passing they hsys
ever taken.
Two Tablespoonful OF the Extrsctlf SHrsaosrtn,
added TO pint OF water = e.usi the Lisbon Die
Drink, and one bottle is fully 60 cal 20 gallon =
the syrup Of Ssrssparila, or the decoctiop q. Qsu
alp made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24

THIS AFTERNOON.

RY LATiABR q CLEAgy, AursioReers
~ Successors 20 Cooper h batipes
southwest cOroer Pennsylvania sHi l:a strset
In PROVED PR0PEkTF IN q StKHEr
NORTH, BETNEkN 20 AND 81 STREET,
IA Il. AZ slETIUN
- TT TUESDAY January 2tfh .saA. o'otses
81 u We viii seli, in trout Il the pr-nlis part
- crigina' Lot NJ 1, In square 7ss ,meraEst
hy u IN III frar dwelling Fhi pr,prrtg l. stu
srro The rita side OF a street unrth hets -e p
abn 70 streets east
terms Cssh--s-s q WI 1T time q ss,- ,l,nvs.-
anclng HHc etsmrs at cost If purcnasr
lob r.. 4 ent
~ itents LsTihEh n GLEARI A8ciS.
DY LATIHEk SgLEaBY, An.rruaesrr
SUCCESSORS 10 Cooper Latirr9r.,
Snu'hyast corner Penn a-son- ara MS e.
NbLUhtht LIBRARY At PUBLIC AUG rtps
ca mONhAl, 7UESD ~ spi wEpNE-oAY
~ nlhGS, Jrnaary 81. pa and "a. ls7I, Com
VI nSihg AZ CT OK, AT cur ,ucti0n ans, "
.hHil sell ny CstslaCn", superior coll c Zoe 4
Works.
Terms cash.
jsr-d&ds LATIMEg 0LEARY Auc,s.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

R1 WI. WALL co, Aucticaecrs
~ - ke~ Marble Sgili.ng.
600 s0s so-th corner of Pom sy ana eh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-24

ley GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
ID No. 3i9 Southeast corner oi 18th and d streets
r ESsTs SrS sh3r ap yEEy
METH METH oE Fl: MEN iiTH AND l2Ta srs /,
day Of NoSembsr ao b u.s. and aS shs rs s
- corded IN Lihr Nc 90, folio "a &c one Of
s s y, ,, Of The party ,ScgtSa ,he1ssy WIN
February, o. iGI All thai eertsii p! &c or par
p.T ~ s msa and BENZ .n cy
anu designated ss lot marked "A, Ia A. IL. Lee's
rssGrded sutdvsi1n OF or iEsl lot numbered four
teen t3HI, with the improvements thereon, Consist
ips Of nearly new three story aud base msnt brick
house. win LToSDstOno front, back building, aud
embracing ali the modern nyeuiences, coal vaats,
This property, 50 e!iaibly located, with i'm posing
mont tssefuiiy deslgsed, OF the finest quality OF
aonn. et'cut trG Snsiohe, sed reple with al tn
parties whc wish TO purchase first class dwelling
mus, De paid 1t the sale The deferred pay ments 20
oe mso sI n ss: sSd %tn interest from day
lion Of tire trustee Ii terms OF sale are not osneIied
with within STA day after the day Of sale the Trustee
the tss; to r rsse the Pr9P
All convey sncing and stamps at The purchaser
'Gs alo n skhkS sHaHkR Tr sss,
RY THOs. 4 wAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Aurtioneer,
Washington q Georgetown Office 18th stop. o.
CHANCKRY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED PROFANITY ON II STREET. NEAK
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
a Cnd-r and by Nir ne of decree Of the Sn
- prone Court Of the District Of ColuInbiS, passed
>-in u cause therein dep. nding, No lbs, Gla,ty
Docket 6, between George Z. Allen and Others,
plsinan aud Matilda Coyie and others defendants
ths uudersigutd, appointed trustee thereby. viii
sell AZ public auction, on the premises, THURS
DAf the 9Th day OF January, ISL, at ocl-ck in
toe AFTERNOON, the Property ia the proceedings 10
the said carse ntloDed, that 10 say part of lot
q ~ square 20, in the city of Washington, having
front OF twenty 31 feet on street north and run
ming back with unequal width u the rear vi said
lot and containing l,7U square feet.
This property II stu itec in street between ilth
and 18th streete, near the Metro pOlitan al, and Is
very valuable.
Terms of sale, rs prescribed by the decree, are:
One third cash. al the balance In equal payments
Ia one and two years, the purchaser 20 give FOR de-
TERED his prOfsisssry notes satisfactorily
endorsed OF received. All stamps and convey ancing
at the cost Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM b. WEBB. Trustee
THOMAS l.. WAGGAMAS,
oeio 2aw3wads Auctioneer
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
til MONDAY, February 18th. 1871, same hour ard
place. by order of the Trustee
THOMAS 4. WaGGAMAN,
jan ~ .aw6ds AuCiiOnesr
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The many thousands cared a. dis estAb -slnssuS
within the last twenty years, sni the uumeraus
portant slrgicsl operations performed by pr Jahs-
ston witnessed ~ the rep Brters % the ana spg
on her notices % which have appeared 1910
and again before the public, besides bs s,sndirs -
3 geutlensn Of chsrsster ssi responsibility. b .
sufficient guar antee - the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES sFEEDILT CGRUD ooAH
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EDUCATIONAL.

81 n u AFEbIENtEU EAU u It, q gradEkft q
~ anew England college, will receive Students IL
ne Classics and hiehe, Mathematics a. REASONABLE
,stes Young men will be prepared for any CO!Iegt
{; desired TIE best OF references given. Applica
ion may be n sde 20 &. y. Hill ron. A. M, Wal
lseh school Building, BaIlsntyne's Bookstore, or
corner Str street L. an Penn. avenue. dAle 2rR-
('HE MISSES OsBDBNE YOUNG LADIES
SEMINARY,ll 10Th 81 bet l. aud Nth
."ogh Instruction Reterrnces:-Eou. Wm. d Ses
srd, exSecre.ary ~ State: Gen John =. nrocker
Hon. John Hitg. Swiss Consul Gensrsl Prof Hear
Mason. teacher % French se2l-4pls
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Trade at Home.

Edpefield is crowded with new Dry
Goods, Groceries and Drugs. Our adver-
tising columns are rich in the Sp ing adj
ycrtisemcnts of our honored and enter
prising village Merchants. We hope
those advertisements will not pass unno-
tieed, for really every mans interest is
consulted by encouraging his home trade.
Supposing he can as well supply his own
wants in his own town, District, or State,
as elsewhere. he wrongs himself when
he goes elsewhere to spend his money.
When it is known that this is his rule of
action, every fair dealer in his neighbor-
hood will aim to trade with him, so rs to
enable him to realize the worth OF hls
money. 1t is an injury to the place IN
which you live, to use your spare money
for the benefit of a place elsewhere, ana
thus create rival. Build up your own
home interests, and thereby you increase
the value of your own property. You
will share in the profits If you wish TO
sell or remove at any time. A lively
thriving town invites new settlers, enter
prise and capital, which are but additions
to the aggregate wealth of your home.
If one is to enjoy life. and is fit for it, he
must desire to see those around him
prosper. His law is /" live, and let liue."
Our people can supply most of their
wants in their own county town, and
from men whom they know and should
support. We say again, our merchants
have full and fine stocks, and our people
should trade at home. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
cbecring Facts for the Bilious.


Every day demonstrates more clearly That live,
complaint in all its distressing orms can be controlled
and cured without difficulty or Inconvenience. Ith
an obstinate disease, but lis obstnacy Is not proc
against the pertinacious, remedial and restorative
operation Of lLosteters Stomach Biiters Tha, genla
corrective compels tie organ to do its duty. /. Il
n,,tst secree regularly and heal'hfuy under the in
auencc OF the Bcrs- Their action brings 1t bach
from stale of rebellion into perfect harmony will
he laws of health II there Is costiyeness 1t disap
pears If there is sidcache or back-ache, 1t ceases
if the skin and the whites Of he eyes sre tingedwili
supcrfuous bile, they recover their natural hue;
the appetite Is gone, It returns; If the digestion
impaired it is restored in brief, whatever the sym
ptoms of the complaint may be, and whatever sh'
pIiaseit has assumed, "a cure is certain. Such are
tho uniform effects Of this preparation where bilious
disease has been already developed; but in cases
where there is merely constitutional tendency te
liver complaint may be prevent ed throughout life
by theregusr use, in small quantities, Of palaaDle
andote' These arc proven facs, snd slould be serl
ously pondered-or, rather they should be prompt,
acted upon-by all persons Of bilious habit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Horne skill and Home Taste.

We have just had the pleasure Of in
spcctinga beautiful work of artat the
Drug Store of. .Messrs. MAl:KERr Il, CLIs-
MA Prescription Case made by our fcl-
low townsInan Dir. JAMES PAUL. This
Case is crescent in shape and consists OF
seven panels, each panel containing u
gorgeous pane of stained glass. 1t is
constructed throughout Of the most en-
ouisitcly polished black Walnut. 1t is
not, however, ,Sofs the, material or design
beautiful as they are, that we desire Sc
much to speak, as of the admirably ar
tistic manner in which the whole WORK
is executed, reflectia,g, ;ts it docs, tli'
highest praise and credit upon the ability
and skill of Mr.. PAUL. 1t is really wortl
visit to MARKxRr 4 cLIspr's to SCI
and inspect this beautifully uladc,' ;snd
no less beautifully appointed, Prestrip-
tion Case.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
EXTRAORDINARY success!

The justly-cclebrated STIEFF's Pianos
have again been successful. Eleven first
Prizes and Gold Medals were awarded to
the Stieff's Pianos for acknowledged SUI
pcriority over fourteen different Pianos
from the first manufactures OF New I ork,
Baltimore, EOstnn and st. Louis, during
the months of October and November
1870, at the State Fairs held in Augusta
Ga, Staunton, Ya., Knoxville, Tenn,
Wythville, Va, Wilmington, n. G., Win
chester, Va, Columbia, 'S. c., Clarks-
burg, W. Va, Charlotte, n, c, AMI other
places. ga !;
Including tho awards matlc during the
previous year, eighteen First Premiums
have been awarded to the Stieif Pianos
over twenty-one of the most celebrated
makers in the country.
More than one thousand Stieff Pianos
have been sold to the southern people
since the. close of the war;; which fact,
when considered in connection with the
numerous Premiums awarded by t:isin-
tercsted Judges, more than attcsts tlfe su.
periority of the Sticff instruments over
all others,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20

xS- A band of negroes in disguise, a
few nights since, made an attack upon
the house of DIr. Pnd Shaw, in Laurens La
County. They demanded money, and
fired several shots into the house. Mr..
Shaw is very old man, himself and
wife living entirely alone, and the VII.
lains no doubt thought that they would
have an easy job; but it so happened that
a Young friend was with him at the time
who scattered the gang ibyc sprnklins
them with shot. One of them was Sc
yerely wounded, and is now under medi-
cal treatment. 49,
ms Five X. KS were arrested in
Washington county, Georgia, last week,
and re now boarding 1T the si.undersville
Jail. They. are all negroes. gls. They notifies
AZ another negro, who didn't please them =
that they were coming to pay hima visit
and he called in help, and when they up.
pesred, bagged the whole party. ,as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Marriage Guide.
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.

A private instruc,o, for married persons OF
those about to be married, both male and fe'
male, in every thing concerning the physiOlo-
gy and relations of our sexual system, and the
production and prevention of offspring, inclu'
ding all tho new discoveries never before given
in the English language, by Nm. flpNG, NJ
b. This is really valuable and interesting
work. It is written in plain Language for the
general reader, and is illustrated with hume
rous engravings. All young married people,
or those contemplating marriage. and having
the least impcdiment to married life, should
read this hcess. It discloses secrets that erery
one should bs acIaaiaisd Siia, rtiii it Is u
book that must be locked up aud not lie about
the house. 1t will be scntto any address on
recoipt of SO cts. Address DIR. WN. YOUNG,
No. 4l6 Spruce Street, above Fourth, Phila-
Jelphia. ga
Nv As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Some Men Have The Gift, of Tongues

But McCABE, COSTELLO d DAILY, OF the
new and naguifcentup-town Dry Goods
Establishment in Augusta, have the still
rarcr gift of k,,owing just achat the Ladies
want, and the spirit and enterprise more
over to keep on hand Large, New and
Constant Supply of all their Immortal
Longings" for the beautiful i'll Dress and
-Adornment. McCADE, COSTELLO d. DA-
hv are Immediately opposite the Planters
Hotel, and they not only deal i'll the Or
namental and Beautiful, but quite as eX-
1ensively in the Practical and Useful.
Give close attention to their new adver
tiselnent in another column, and never
go to Augusta without exploring all the
ins and outs of McCABE, COSTELLO q
~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
For Repairiug a House of God.

I
On Friday evening, the 2sth. inst, in
the Masonic Hall Of this town, there will
'1Ibsgivep'a Grand :fie and Dramatic IA En-
tsrtainment, for the purpose of raising
funds for ,much-needed repairs upon the
Episcopal Church. .sAA
onthis occasion, the resident amateurs,
. who have the matter in hand, will be
generously assisted by two accomplished
gentlemen of our sister city of Augusta.
the onean experienced and spirited sing
er; the other poet and patriot in the
foftiest sense IofSeither sMard-JAs. r.
RANDALL, Esq.-who viii Eecite several
choice productions Of his own and kin
dred pens. Further particulars concern
ing this Entertainment will be given next
week t-s-s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Meeting to Appoint Delegates

We are requested to, call q, Meeting OF
the ,yotsrsJ Of Wise; and APickens Town
ships, in the Court Houses ION Saturday
the 29fh inst, for the purpose of appoint
ing Delegates to the, District Meeting on
the following Monday, which latter Meet
ing will be for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the. Taxpayers Convention
which is to assemble on the second Tues
day in May. The object is one OF great
imnortance, and the, voters of the two
Townships arc strongly urged to turn out
in full force.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, 90 per Annum.
The Advertiser Taking on More Sail.


The -4dvertiser is in its Thirty-Sixth
year, and this week it tappears before its
honored patrons, enlarged by four col
umns, and stamped throughout with the
impress of bran new type. Instead OF
Thirty-two, as heretofore, the Adverttse''
has now Thirty-six columns, and, as re-
CARDS externals, the old sheet is as fresh
and bright as the green leaves of Spring.
Pride for our paper, .forouroDistrict, al and ..
for our people, impels to this enlarge
ment and improvement. We say no
more, but simply express the hope that as
the Adpertiser grows, so may the love OF
our people grew with wiitth ~ and aronnd it.
# this be the case we shall be satisfied;
nav more. grasifed bey yond expression.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
eureka! Eureka! Eureka

Was the exclamation Of SONIC friends
of ours the other day, upon their return
from Augusta, after having shopped ex-
tensively at the supcrbly stocked Store
of CHRISTOPHER A. GRAY d Co. Their
report of its great Beauties, aTreasures'
Chcapness,- and all that sort Of thing
is wonderful and delightful to hear. Re-
fer to our advertising columns for tho
exact whereabouts Of this great Store and
keep 1t strictly in mind.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
w. A. Sanders versus Old Sol.

The summer has set in unusually early,
and the fiery rays of old Sol arc already
causing people to pant for green pastures
and cooling drinks. We will say nothing
about the green pastures, but as regards
the cooling drinks, Dr. lsASDERs has
boldly taken up the cudgeis against old
Sol. In short, the Doctor has ope1isd ilis
Soda Fount, and dispenses daily such
Soda Water, as would almost revivhy a
i 80 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Draws ON the Harness Again.

DioWo w ~. = A~eN >~'Sfs' r~o
AS will be seen by reference to our ad-
vertising column, our old and much es-
teemed friend, Or. G. HonD, again draws
on the medical harness, which he wore
SO long and so successfully in the days
gone by. We wish him all success. And
we congratulate the citizens Of Granite
vile that such eminent skill should now
be at their command. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20

THE STATES sTIIL SovEEEIGN.-The
Supreme Court of the United States re-
Gently struck death blow.to the Radical
doctrine of ,ckHtraliation. It held the
exemption of State Courts Rom all Federal
interference, and declared the States, un-
der the Constitution, as sovereign and
independent as the General Government. y
That is the true doctrine And chow,
what is to become of those leaders and
party organs who are IN the habit of de-
rouncing State rights, whenever the spb-
ject is mentioned; as only aanother name
for treason and unqucstionable evidence
ofs;.ssdisloyalty" in its advocates?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
The lightning News-Deaier Again,

Of course We mean QUINN of Augusta,
.hc famous seller of Novels, Magazines,
Fashion Books, Illustrated Papers, Comic
Papers, Newspapers, School Books, Sta
tionery, Rrihts, mdall arinssin that line.
QU1SS's is really the most alluring and
seductive place in Augusta. And QUINN
will not only sell You all the Magazines,
and Fashion Books and Comic Papers,
but he will send on aud subscribe for you
if yorwish, and manage TIC whole thing
with lightning-likc celebrity and prompt
ness. QUINN's is under the Consultations
oJist Office. - - t..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Dir. TUFTS Celebrated Expectorant..
N3i No Mystery How it Acts.

First it detachcs from the bronchial or
wind tubes the mucus or matter which
sometimes adhcres to them with the
tenacity of glue. Secondly, 1t mitigates
tic pain and removes the construction OF
the bronchial tubes and muscles. of the
chest. Thfrlly,sIt rcsists the progress OF
inflammation, and assists the lungs to
throw off the irritating matter which ac-
cumyilatcs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Local Dots.

In this old town, Spring is radiant and
triumphant. In the park and around the
public square the trees are as, deeply
green as in July. AS we gaze from our
window on this beautiful April morning,
all looks frightfully calm and peaceful.
And as if to illustrate the scene, a young
salesman i'll a popular store across the
way, closes both his front and back doors
with an angry hang, and says jeeringly,
"For fear shall sell all these new goods
before we can get more, I'll close up and
bar out the crowd"
+ And there comes DR.. SANDERS, and we
are reminded that he is the person here
abouts who first had green peas this
spring. The DIR. had them more than
two weeks ago; and next to him comes
our friend CHARLIE CHEATHAM. But
as regards cabbages CHARLIE is ahead of
the DIR. So you all know now who are
the two mbig injuns' in the gardening
line. iias
And perceive those nine little negroes
going to school. Each one is abundantly
laden with books, and each one, in turn,
announces, in q sing-song voice, and with
peculiar African caper of the logs, 81
know-my-less-o-ni' the voice rising
very high upon the last syllable. The
negro school-house and the negro grave
yard are upon the hill in: the rear Of Mr..
BRYANs residence, and the spot for so
new one, is curious and well worth Wis
iting. Both the number of graves and
their floral decorations are subjects of
surprise and astonishment. The school,
we believe. is quite large.
The most salient feature of our village
life last week, was tho Entertainment in
behalf of the Soldiers Monument in Co.
lumbia. This was gotten up and carried
through by two ladies of equal energy
and taste, Mrs. LEWIS JONES and Miss
MAMIE JONES. The Charadcs, acted by
very young persons alone, were lively,
piquant and decidedly we'll played, while
the Tablcaux, presided over by urartis-
tic friend r. HI, MINIS, were among the
most beautiful we cyef bchcld. As re-
CARDS the supper, it was all that becomes
the fame of Edgetield ladies. The occa-
sion was in all respects a delightful one,
and the ladies, five are not misinformed,
realized shout One Hundred Dollars.
Another pleasing Eaa.l!r,cof village life,
lately, has been tho Easter decorations
and the Easter music in Trinity Church.
The blessed season of rejoicing has been
worthily ycommemorateda and all, we hope,
haya "kept the feast, not with the old
leavcn OF 4,q|icc and wickedncss, but
with the unlcavcncd brffd of sincerity
and truth"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Col, Racop,s Horses.

Col. BAcoN's horses, Corsican and Nail
ME Douglas, have been brilliantly sue
cessfui lately in Mobile and New Orleans.
In the latter city, few days ago, Corsi-
can won one of the grandest and most
hctly contested races of the season.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
Can for a Public Meeting,

In response to Resolution Srd., OF the
Board of Trade of Charleston, published
in the Advcrtiser of this week, we call
upon our fellow-citizens--tax
throughout tho District, to attend aipube-
lie Meeting at Edgefeld Court House on or
the first Monday in May, for the consid-
GRAFTON of the tax question, and for the
purpose of appointing Delegates to the
Convention to be held in Columbia on
the second Tuesday in May next.
April 5th. MANY CITIZENS.
Religious Notice..
The Union Meetings of the :Edgeiield'
Baptist Association will be held with the
following Churches on the 5th Saturday
and Sunday in April, the 10Th and aOth:
lst Division, at Bold Spring Church.
I'd Red Bank
Sd Ridge Spring Church. Z
4th = q" = Mt. Lebanon Church.
The members of the Elk. Board will at
tend the meetings of their respective
Divisions. II
]. P. MEALING, Chair.
Ex. Board.
Apr IL .Iiat m 16l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-20
SweepinglY PatroniZcd!

Swcepingly patronizcd is the Augusta
Grocery Establishment of F. L. STEVENS
d. Co.. next door below the RICHARDS
Brothers. They have, in this issue, a
list of New Groceries which it isastound-
int, to contemplate.