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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
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Gbas. Irppp, prOpr.
ID Obisr, in better @siis sinesrbtste Sdus
III 2lem perleben, mas csm 61rper ,ur Stdr.
hIrf uup Grfrii6uuG nVtbig II.
6 ties Bier, bic feiufsn gBsiur, giquGrs unt
Gig rem, iporAie unb Falte SpeiIsn; Auiterh, au
jeOr .lrt 3uberittt
g., feinsr SaaI fir Damsn unb 6amilisn.
In jabIrri6ru 3ulpru6 sriutt ieins 6rruns
2tiuS @bds. Jrppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
CHAS, OCHS'

0Sein= nnb Sier=S{Sirt3 d,1 t.
llnter,el6netsr macbt biermit einfa ,ireunbrn
unb ten Srutl6en ibrrbaupt befan! I, rn6 n in
eer genn Ayrnue, in Ocm friibsr plu Gsr arr
@jiiniler bsppbntsn epfaIe, cine @irlbIIait trrT-
net Bat unb label Vile frsunblihlf sum 8rlut
Gin. @rtr6nFr fril1 unb SpeiIen i6madbaft.
(9i9) Cherries DDS,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
Ran beatte na6RetsnSsn GjeIsssrlas:
gScr bat Q(te Gente?

SIR amcriFaniide altt Geuts vun esn 5abrs
gansrn 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
perSrn CUTE prtiiF ttBabIt Gt:RIp fir babt
Grnts seipiTsr 9Ibr9inse.
gEsr iulde bsfst meIes iit in Ser Erpesittrn
risIes Slaitts. 3eS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
0SirtbS. nnb Gnffhnns.

I:r llntsrSsidustr smpf.,! i.iueu Hrrlnben
uuS cen Drutidsu iterbaupt frin an Ter Dad
IonlrnBe, pbsrbalb eer Wiain, Syes glrl, arlres-
nr5 yofal NO lis ifets bic beiten @rtrinIr vprn.
ben perben.
z lIiSs 9suts TGuurn iescrlsit quite aoli uub
gpg palrlb srbdItrn.
2Jlb psrbsn In sem @Iebiuoe ufbenau ale in
bas Sattlerfab einlbIngsnpsn arbfttn an9rler-
tiet Der reparirt. 25n0
Wubreds ShSu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
Nefpnbcre OSnebricbt. .

gia6ridt pir0 bisrmit srscbsn, Nae her Inter.
seibnete, ,,Serfertigrr uub 8srfdufer Won Wis
neralpniIer unb lOaitigrn Gjrtrdntcn in 6laipsn,"
cine Giite Der BON ibm gsbreubten 6lalhen in
Der Qmts1ube hes StnatslefretGrs Spn pennyl-
Sdnisn bsppnirt bat, unb eegsu irgenb cine Ger
iUn pber peripnrn, Der 10 be3ri6netG 6loIden nit
WinsraltpaGer pbsr irgGnb sintm aneerrn Gje-
trdnfs fiiIlt, pber r fault, Srrfauft prer auf ir
geno cine glrt bdmit bnnSelt, pber lie benuBt nm
Sblt barin su baIten pprr Su irgenO stnsm 3ptde,
pirp geIeblidb Serfabren perbeu.
8rtsbr. S9raber
SCRANTON, ga.
Dfan bedhtc nabltrbGnsen gjrisBsrlaB:
,,@s rpiro biermit ais ungeleBlih erfldrt fur
irgfnb prlde ptrlpu pber prrIpreu, Obnc Or
laubniB hes Gtgentbimers irgsnS 70 beSeidnsts
6ldldrn nit Rineralpa1er cher ipnltigrm @r-
trGnfs Su fillen, ju Ssrfaufen, 81 Sergfben, gu
faufGn, pber Cdmit iu banbrIn, trenn iClfe 6la
lbe nidt pom re6tfn @igeutbumrr gefauft pirb
unb irsrnO Semaup, her ii2 10 prrgebt IL bait
bar fir cine Shafe S0n fitntis Gents fir ietr
IpItG 5laidr, 10 gefiillt Vcer Sertnlft grtrnudt,
Sergeten, sefauft Uerr camit Gebanect, fir has
erltr ger9ebfn unb fiinf Dollars fir ebss pstrrC
gersebsn, ;u erlaugen ppr trgenc riurm gllber-
mann pbrr 5risbrnsr6ter, mic Straffn geIeBIib
;u rran9en lnb fir ben Staat." 2if71t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23

8luptltlo (lIt W. <NttlpEllJ INV SJVlf lgJOVyNO'
Commonwealth Cooperative, >, 100000
@ebGube, WDbrln, 8aufmannsgiitcr &c. prrbr
i'd 3u ben niebrisRsn Staten Ssrii6rrn.
SD perbe mid bsitrsbsn, meinc 9Dnner ii.
irter 5inE6t Sufrieben ,u ffsIItn, unb iberbaup.
nteine GeIbGfte gsipilIenbaft unb pinflli6 iu er-
fiilIen. gu iprrGen iebrn Gag i'm Glif gBcrf
Wa1binsn Sbpp unb pGn bis 10 llbr Abenbs
In Der Office non gSslls unb gBatres, 9rn.
Agentsn, 224 9adnpanna Ipenue ssgenilber ecr
@albinston Sal, cine Grsppe bod. Serr 5bsp-
Dor 5eiiiugsr pirb In Der If. unb ~. 9Sarb
appIiratiCnrn fir bifleIbsn Gcmpasnieu nufnsb.
men. $40 Gbas. gS. Better qaent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
GGFmania Halle.

@infm pGrrbrtsn qWtlifum bic rraCtere I'm
Sege, eaB pbisrs, nabe esm Depot grlfssnr ecI0
nru eingfridtrt uue Eeruieno prrl6Vusrt pprbtR
i une unter eer geituug ees llnierNi6nelrn BEN
sruti6sn publitum irbt pieerr cifen lfrbt.
Die 3eit Orr fOrmslsn @inpsibuua pirb lpd
ter befaunt gcmddt.
Das auea9ritnsts ,.Srdefripu" uuesS
our6grtffuee @eutiIatcn MAIDEN eieIes 0
~ 0em anarnsbmiftn AufrntbaltsUrl inua
otdbt. dom Jpbu 3d
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
Remcs W0bel 0cI6dft
ron
cfer sS0uff,

Sidprylfrabr, q den Yittstpu apsuue unp &C.
SarIraBe.
Der Sbensera nte lenft biermit bic &ufmrrfs
Iamfeit ber DrutIGen auf irin pUbIafprtirtes
brl-9aser Nno laeet ale bieitnissn, prldG
sin gutes, bnurrbaftes Stiid Mpbel brau6Cn
gum Seiu6r ein.
SrsrGbniie perbsn piinftlid, gepiIsnbnft unb
Su ben nisprisifen VrsiIsn iibsrnpmmen. I'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
Tclger!

Dem Ssrsbrtrn pubIifum bon Scranton unb
llmsseeub tirne our Rabritt bab i'd bon ben
fclaenben 8eusr. unb 2ebens YerIi6erungss Com.
padnien bic 4aentir iibernummen babe:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-23
- ~ M0lufIO1u SOtel, "

e. Sattenbfrg, Gt8sntbv
Ir bbdIo, ga.
Siefstn unb auspGrtissn 6reuuben bic ergss
bene @njeisr, bae pbissS Sptrl in beften Stgls
rinssridtet unb nit alien mObernen gerbs1erun"
gen SerIrbtn III. HtiItnbe fnben baIslbit cute
Srrberss. Gin GROCER Saal fir Bale une Gr'
eurIpufn lffbt Su Dienfen. Nu6 bic Stalune
fir pferbe Idbt nibts si tpiinlten iibris.
2Sap70 g. 8. 8atttubrr9.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
Special Notices.
A Chanfer of Facts.

Space is Invaluable in newspaper, and II is there
fore proposed in This advertisement to condense
variety OF facts, impori:ptto the public. into small
compa.s. T.osc facts refer 10 lIosctt'r's Stomach
p,crs-whM that celebrated medicine is, and what
!, vii, do In the first place. then, the article Is
s.;muln 10, ic and aiicraiive consisting OF COM
b.naton ,f an absolutely pure spirnous agent with
.be mos. valuable medicinal vegetable substances
tla, Botanic research has placed ut The disposal oi
The chemist. and the physician Tn SC inssediehls
are compounded with great care, and in such pro-
portions as 20 produce preparation which inVisor-
ates without exciting the general system and 'ohes'
regulates und controls the stoach, the bowes' 'he
river, snd ll,e HIporsecretiye organs.
wha, this great restorative will do must be gath
cred from Mha, it bas DONE The case Of dyspefsia
or any other ftrpl Of indigestion, in which il has
been prr<s.culy administered wiihoi.i cifecfilig D
radical cure, is Setio be heard from ,d:thc same
be saiJ Of Diffous disorders ii,eriilcri fever
ae,oas c.ia,s genera debility constipation sie';
head eh,. n,eat- dsrbI,tas to w'ic'l,lt feeble arc
80 salJe&, ltphfise$ al " anles ". lhe bAy, In
Glazing the lJaod, md The gentle stimulus which il
inpart IN the ncryou. system ispot succeeded by the
ssiphiest reaction. dsiss ehaPtsr,e facts which
leaders, for their own sakes, should mark and re:
member.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
Tho Co,ored Schools.

In oar town arc two coiorcd schools,
mae one saEghs by Rpbert sireen, at the
school-housc in l@.r of Mr.. BnYAN's res
idence, tho otncr by La%repee Cain, at
his own house. The cntente cDSdidle be
tween these schools is so good, however,
tlsst On Friday last they united in a joint
examination, at the locate of Robert
Green. Being, politely invited to attend
the sau,e, we did soaaSltAd several other
e.;tizcns-and found ourselves quite in
4ensted. The exercises were conducted
in good order and good taste; and as
proof Of the latter we would mention
that there we're ca this occasion, none OF
chose 1HcsHoris=ee;ia speeches, 6c., which on
former ocn..siors hawe eyinccd such a
disposition to inculcate enIpity between
the races.
As regards the older scholars, at the
came time that they stood Il very fair ex-
animation, we could not help thinking
their advancement. and progress since
the;r last annual examinations not sufii-
eiently marked and apparent.
Concerning the yaunger scholars, we
ean bestow upon thesa unqualified praise.
rbeir progress and their aptitude seem
ed alike remarkable. In respect OF de-
yortmcnt, the whole schoolwifas slnexeep-
tionable.
rye believe beth Green and Cain to be
na,d working. conscientious teachers, but
remembering their lack'of cducational
advantages Is, early life. they should
themselves aot eeasc to study, and that
well and diligently. thatthcy may be the
liter enabled to satisfactorily discharge
tte duties of their positions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
Friends and News from Further
Westward.

People always like toshear about crops
Ito say nothing of old friends. Mrs.
Capt. CARTER, formerly Miss HENRIET-
ia ToMpK1Ns, has lately arrived in our
midst, from her home in Bossier Parish,
La., and gives very gloomy account
of the crops in that rich and fertile re-
gion. 1t seems that the floods and over
flows from Red River and the bayous
have been so repeated and SO disastrous
as to leave the planters of Bossier and the
adjoining Parishes no hope of laying
crops. .,,,.....
And from Americus, the metropolis of
South West Georgia, comes our old
friend, ALLEN ADDISON, Esq, who also
represents the crops, both cotton and
corn, of his section of country, as being
almost unprecedentedly poor and un-
promising. Both these friends from the
West do not hesitate to'say u ,tthe crops
in Edgefeld, SO far as they lave seen,
are superior to any, which in the course
of their journeys, have come under their
observation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
Who're They Came From,

Seeing gentleman and ladythe othor
day, accompanied by their little boy and
little girl, all of them very beautifully
and stylishly dressed, we queried them
as to where their fashionable dry goods
came from: And with a great deal @. OF
enthusiasm, as~regards the fullness OF
his assortment, His eheapness, his courte-
sv. de-, they replied unheitatingly:
3. From BALK's-H. L. A. BALK-the
Ono Price Store, in Augusta"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
CLOSING Scenes Of Miss: Butler.

- lr.& ~ .Sehoois5 FS-s- 90
The exercises of Miss BUTLER's popu-
lar and first-class School closed on Fri
day evening last, for this summer, with
a Musical and Dramatic Entertainment,
whsck besides being decidedly brilliant,
was truly creditable and interesting.
The HalEof the Institute was crowded
with the largest audience ever assembled
there; brilliantly dressed ladies bedecked
the benches is like jewels upon the neck
of beauty; and the weather, as if God
smiled upon the innocent and appropri-
ate .enjoyments of the young, cast her
entertainments of beaming moon and
pleasant breezes over the scene.
At.half past s O'Clock the curtain rose
upon the stage, disclosing amagnificcni
new, Il octave Piano, from the famous
Southern manpfactory of Stieff, in Balti-
more. And apropos, this is the sixth OF
seventh instrument of this maker re-
Gently brought to our town and its vlcini-
ty; and, steadily the demand for them
Increases. And no wonder, for in every
possible respect they arc instruments o.
the very first class. But to return to the
exhibition. 1t consisted of three Plays,
each preceded by three or four brilliant
pieces on the Piano, performed by the
fair pupils OF the School, and in a man:
ner which gave evidence of careful and
oox,cu; onf;ouc tnachinn
The Plays were, first, Mrs. Wlllis's
Will" petite one-act comedy, at once
bright, sparkling. and innocent. Second
"My Neighbor's Wife, regular stage
farce, of the,more genteel kind. And
third, "Thc Omnibus" of that style
commonly called screaming farce
Each one was capitally played-with de-
cided humor, intelligence and grace. We
have not. time to mcntionf aanles. And
indeed What would be the susc,' for was
not shewhole world (ofs sEdgefield) there,
looking and laughing Cor itself?
Altogether Edgefeld has not hads for
many day, 80 charming and delightfuul.
an ENTERTAINMENT and to thdenergy, taste
and self-sacriheing zeaiof Miss BuTLER,
the community owe debt of gratitude
WHICH tl,ey will cheerfullE acknowledge.
TIE 9s3ts session Of Miss lBUTIERa33s, : !,
School, VIII begin on the first Monday in
September ae3t; and we are glad to an
pouuce that she has secured, for the COM
ing scholastic year, the services of a
very able and experienced assistant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
Edeefeld Negroes Quiet and Un.
demOustratiVe.

This, Tuesday, is the 4th of July, and
while the colored people in Great many
places are having tremendous gloriiica-
tiops. those of Edgetield are either too
,sepsibse or too poor to follow suit. Our
town is as quiet as on any other day in
the year. Indeed it is wonderful how
calm and peaceable Edgeiield is in these
days. Since the hour when we were de-
livered from State Constables and negro
militia, our community has been in pro
found peace and order.
IN Aiken, as we read, the negroes are
making brilliant patriotic splurge. The
militia Company of Aiken is to be joined
by a company from Hamburg and two
from Augusta. There is to be also
band of music. The Declaration of In
dependence is to be read by j. Green
ESQ.,, while the oration is to be delivered
bv Joseph Quash, Esq.,!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

enl experience s enonsatc Premium ordinarily
e fd %st ay as @ nfey insp5als r f an legitimate conduct
words s ,o SarT d Iryu nn to Saln n phos from
for IHsn ymH% | Insurance Companies were m reliability
upon M undergone os the s 5
all the presumed and unforeseen of the
@ as ogas the matter doubt better to fix the rate too
] n,2 '4 b Js6e J a S Ss g ssnB @ @ E Es @ unnecessary Tor inc
'v vsns nas Pss sfsn yss5s u , & :1St s
h 5 20 s @ a1 ss su premiums and nj st IN a Sa.
Necessary @ to meet the requirements Of the business premiums about
five s sals yG a & 5i siss % ssc as'Hi
be determined and not in what insurance as GNE cost the
sH Psfs s! s il ] qaRR9 s M S ' @ c"pH a '
nf1 Experience as Shown that there the business
nhun T1 ' s % ne results 0 h @ saving the mortality the members
owing the d Ss 5 M h't snns 1ne So @ 3cts
iva arg Of Policies by the members and from othe!
these s. 1o cGaay sla sss s4s and do
s 9 Of @ what we're by the Directors nersa at the its
They v heo determined to 5 d3a' 5 % ons nao ene M % wh
ye S cspeag sPga ss ssss s g53 s 's sources n M @
ss 255I 5 Is; s ss 2 .s s @ x & % ;ss
q hf lMqny precisely f MH FH Ga S'S"ae oH"g a" el"c '"0
By @ t1 system Insurance original with the 1rea the poeyhoer secures
the following important ut 1anag S5y aon9zr s , ,o primary ov of
oa1Ttuy rIlsT yaz1s ; s e sfps T a s" nat %
Company received premiums from its pocyodcs the sum Of 20
effect the s o S5S qS"s % sdRas nF@ 1T sS91a H & @ @ I pos
u , Gi this excess Of s4sa the pnis 3ua paid dividend Of
the
impossible Mutual Company furnishing insurance so
low returning pocyode equal amount similar receipts
SECOND The a pe g &c ] sp Ran a,1ard eS
lesos system participation connection with the low stock rates
Of premium necessarily The pooc every possible advantage to
derived from prudent and careful management ,,4 ,
The rates premium compel seoomy and & s @ Gssos t os
sA sf neF @'sF gf' tPRsa S5 the cost vii be still
further diminished 9t<.s, -. - =
Ihu by the advantages arising low stock and 4co N
M nrofts is confidently believed UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY at its lowest practicable cost ,,n ca
E of the existing who desire participate IN the fronts
under Plan making application the Head Office or to
the Agents of the Company. a.l.f'.
me O"'4"y Gh&g gi babaans la6 to 100
aazGooD RELEA NTEp who Will deal direct With
1.-The New York pfhes Rd to whom iu eens Assps
De De lAaAf H.. GEO. r. LAKE. General Agent
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
r The Augusta cOastitutiOnalist, of

Tx =
Saturday, saysi
Yesterday morning Mr, Renj: john
son of the police force, stationed in the
new district, attempted to arrest John
Hefferman, theproprietor of Il small gro
cery on the corner OF South boundary
and the Savannah Road, at the solicita-
ton of John Gallagher, who stated that
Hetferman had been to his house and
threatened to kill him and his family:
Heiferman refused to be arrested and
showed fight. Mr.. Johnson thereupon
sent to police headquarters for reinforce
.ments, and private Cartledge was sent to
his assistance. These two then proceed
ed to make the arrest, and Hetferman be-
came somewhat quieted, but upon get
TING them into the house he shut the door
and made an onslaught upon Mr.. Cart.
ledge, cutting him severely.
':Mr. johnson then struck Heficrman
with stick, whereupon cleft Cartledge
and attacked him. Johnson went to-
wards the back door, and Hetferman
again turned upon Cartledge with his
knife. The latter seeing that it was Hef-
fermal's determination to either Kill or
be killed, fired upon him, shooting him
through the heart, the shot causing IN
slant DEATH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
After Ar, the Edgefield Radical Ring.

A correspondent from Columbia in
forms the Charleston Neacs that the ac-
counts Of the Treasurer and Auditor of
Edgeield county are in precious mud
die, and that Mr.. Frank Howard, late
restaurant keeper in Charleston, has
been sent from Columbia to investigate
them. Rumor hath it that several cle''i-
cal errors, showing faults in addition to
a large amount, havealready been found.
Friends of the parties, in Columbia, as
sert that the complications are altogether
the result of incompetency on the part of
one or both of the parties to keep ac-
counts, such as are required in so COM
plicated a system of collecting and re-
turning taxes. Others smile incredulous-
ly at any such version of the affair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

YEE.,MBuRG MELIsH.-From the best
authority, (says the Chronicle d 'SentineD
We lcarn that important reform with re-
gard to the colorcd militia of Hamburg
has taken place. 1t has been decided that
the usual light and graceful uniform OF
a paper collar and q pair Of spurs Will
not do for the present season, on account
of the increased number of musquitoes,
and pants and coats have been adopted.
The color is of the approved loyal shade
-blue-and a cart load of the duds cross
ed the river yesterday evening to rejoice
the hearts and cover the hides of We mel
iSh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

Music can no longer be considered a
luxury, and those who spend fabulous
sums in purchasing sheet music are SIM
ply throwing their money away. If our
musical friends will take the trouble to
procure copy Of Peters Musical Month
u, they will see what their wiser friends
sre doing-namely, getting better music
at one and two cents a piece than they
are buying at thirty, forty and fifty cents.
The July number commences volume
VIII, and contains thirteen pieces of mu-
sic, neatly bound, that would cost just
81. 30 in Sheet form. You can get it by
mail, post paid, by sending thirty cents
to j. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
uFrom FKcsty 10 ThhsY-aye Dol.
lars Less.1

80 say PESDLEres Il BoARpMAN. pat
.,nte~s nnd manufacturers OF the "Geof-
ria Cetts,, Press" Cotton planters VIII
dowell &c tsrn Immediately to the card
OF these gense,nen, in another column
and peruse it attentively.. There is no
doubt about tie Georgia Cotton Press
having. within the past year, achieved
Vyonderful popularity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06
The Best Cotton Crop in the Cotton
States.

Our distinguished fellow-citizen Gen.
M. w. GARY has Just returned from
trip to Galveston, Texas, and up the Mis-
sissippi River, in the interest of his grand
Land and Immigration Scheme, and tells
us.yery sincerely and with degree of
District pride that we were pleased to
note-that the present Cotton Crop of
Edgetield District is equal, and in some
respects superior to any that fell under
his observation in the several States
through which he travelled. This bears
as out in what we have always contend
ed that Edgefeld District, taking it with
all its advantages and disadvantages, is
tho garden spot of America. Well, it
being established through the indisputa-
BILE authority of Gen. GARY that the Cot
ton Crop of Edgciieid at this time is the
finest i'll the Cotton States, we have but
little hesitation (lclying on the opinion
of others and our own judglnent) in pro-
claiming that the Cotton Crop, taken as
whole of our wide-awakc and. popular
townsnnn, Capt. f. L. SMIrE, lying one
mile North of this town, cannotbe equal
ed in Edgcfeld. Wehad heard so much
concerning Capt. SIS. crop that we felt
i,npellcd to take q look at it, which we
did a few days back, and found it really
magnifccnt-in the finest growing con-
dition, not sprig of grass visible, the
soil light and mellow, the plants arer-
aging near waste high over tine entire
field. and thickly set with blooms and
squares. Farmer. SMITH, with the able
and energetic assistance of his fright
bower George Simkins, certainly un-
derstands the art Of planting and cultiya-
ting cotton. And we cordially congratu-
late the Captain upon the high agricultu-
raj feat atachieved, and his splendid pros
pect of so handsome yield Of the fieecy
staple in the early fall.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSoCIA
TON UNDER THE AUSPICES of the South Carolina State Aeatn
of Music Charleston commencing October h 1871 for the purpose
raising enable Emgans settle lands selected by the
Association for Northern and European Farmers and Others IN
the State Of South Carolina and for their transportation herand support
for the first year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

$500 coo to be Awarded the Tic1et-M0ders of the
Series OF Concerts to Commence ON the First Of
October, Hs7a, at tIlc Academy Of Music,
Charleston, s. C., ON which day
the Drawing Commences.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

es- lfuriah Mitchell (colored begs us
to give notice that there will be a public
examination Mt her School (colored) at
Stevens Creek, on the 22d inst. The
School Commissioner, School Trustees,
and the public are invited.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-06

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