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Settlement Accounts.

PROBATE Court, MONROE County,, oHro, y
June, Is, 1879.
The following settlement accounts will be.
for hearing,
Thursday, July Is, 1872:
Jacob Davis, ST.. Admir- estate of Andrev
Workman, decd. I'd partial. 1i
Henry Teeman Admir- estate of John d. Tee.
man, decd, final.
Hugh B. Hill Guardian of VIM, Conner's
heirs, lst part. al
Catharine Beisel Adm'x estate of Michael
Beisel, decd, final.
Horny Winland Guardian of VIM. Wineman's
heirs, lst part. sII1
TO. CASTER e6s
JelStd. Probate Judge N. Y. o.
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Administrative Sale

TN pursuance of an order granted by the
/ Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public auction, on
Wednesday, the 24th day of July, 1872,
at 10 o'clock a. M, upon the premises, the
following described real estate. situate in the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit:
The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter Of section twelve, township two of
range five, containing forty acres.
Appraised at $500; subject to the dover of
Mary Keene.
TERxs-One-thir in hand, one-third in
one year and ons-third in two years from day
of sale, with interest; the payments to be sa.
cured by mortgage on the premises.
MARY KEENE,
Adm'x of John A. Keene, decd.
je25w5. by L. Hoeflsr, Att
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Administrators Sale

Administrators Sale
OF r E IL EST A TIE,
TN pursuance of an order granted by the
i Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, /
will offer for sale at public auction, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1879,
at 10 olock a. m. upon the premises, the fol-.
lowing real estate situate in the county of
Monroe and State Of Ohio, to witt
The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section thirty-fve, township two
of range five. containing forty acres also,t the
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section twenty mine, township two OF
range fve, containing forty acres.
Appraised at $500; subject to the dover OF
Charlotte Dodt.
Terms OF SALB.-0ne third cash in land,
third in one iyear and one third in two
years; deferred payments to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and to be secured by
mortgage on said premises.
PETER DODT.
Admir- of George Dodt, decd,
je25w5. by L. Hoefisr, Atty.
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Total, zao Total,

One hundred and eighty-four make u
majority Of the electoral college. So,
from present appearances Greeley will
haysfcrty-fve votes to spare,an will be
sure Of snNelection to the Presidency.
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Administrators Notice.

MOTlCK is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed, by the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, Admins
traitor OF the estate Of Benjamin Starkey, de-.
ceased. je25w3. EDWARD STARKBY.
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h znvalitls Don't despair!

Envalitls Don't despair!
a AThousands have found relief, and
@ssSs5 thousands will turn to this medicine,
after exhausting their purses and patience in
search of health.
Giddiness of tn, head, dullness Of the
mind, fetid breath, coated tongue, loss of ap-
petite, pains and weakness in the stomach,
enlargement of the liver, yellowness of the
skin, constant fever and thirst, with total
disrelish for business, pleasure or any kind
of employment. FAHRNEY's PANAoEA, if ia
ken and persevered in Cor a few days, will re-
move this whole class of symptoms. The
fluids of the body become pure, and mind
clear, the stomach strengthened, the tongue
clean, the appetite improved, and the whole
system SO benefited that disease, in Dad
weather, is less liable to aflict you.
Is DIR. r. FAHRNEY'S -
z CELEBRATED s
Blood Cleanser, or Panacea. =
As a medicine for children, the Panacsa is
in every way, calculated to take the place of
the endless variety of drugs which are annu-
ally sold for that purpose, and which are Of
ten very injurious. A medicine which pos
sesses the qualities of cathartio as we'll as
mild Alternative, and which is capable of ar
resting disease without the least injury to the
child, is of incalculable value to every moth
er. As cathartic, it is very effective, yet it
does not, if given in proper quantities, cause
nausea or distress to the stomach or bowels.
1t is very pleasant to the taste, which is a
very important feature for a medicine for
children. As PREVENTIVE of disease it is
unprecedented, as it acts directly upon the
digestive organs and the blood. In all
scrofulous diseases, 1t is the most effective
medicine ever offered to the public; and, if
given regularly and perseveringly, those
eruptive diseases SO common to children may
be entirely eradicatsd.
s8 Prepared by P. Fahrney's Bros. & Co.,
W. nesboro, Pa, and DR.. P. FAHRNEY, 80
No tn Dearborn street Chicago. Price eE:s
81 Is per bottle; for sale by Whole ENN
sale and Retail Dealers, and by J. T. |esIl
Judkins, w oodsfeld myl4m6. =.
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and continue ten weeks.

Common branches. OC
Higher OC
Tuition invariably required in advance. Nc
deductions will be allowed for absence dur.
ing the term, nor will any money be refunded
except in cases of protracted sickness.
EN0CH MARTIN, Principal.
JEROME PENN,
Teacher of Penmanship.
Antioch, O., June 4, lS72-w8.
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INDIANA.

Close of Mrs. Clem's Trial..ver.
:. dict. Guilty Of Murder In the
First Degree.
~ INDIANAPOLIS, June 2S.-The fourth
trial of Mrs. Clem, charged with the
murder of Jacob Young and wife in
this city in September, 1860, has just
been concluded at Lebanon, Indiana
The verdict is guilty of murder in the
first degree, and penalty Imprisonment
in the penitentiary for life.
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Antioch Select School.

THE next regular session of this school
i will commence on
NJ o N DAY, JULY 20, IS72,
and continue ten weeks.
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2 'FRONT.' the Utica Observerl
We post the books as follows:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Dir. SNGE's' CiTAREu REMEDY.-S50e
sew.rtl ;oT An incnrable case. Sold iI..

Dir. S\GE's' CATAREu REMEDY.-SjU
.ew.rtI ior All incnrable case. Sold ir..
Druggists Il. 80 gents.
LASTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ycar:,
ago, when paint, pearl powder and enam-
ri. we're running the conpleZions .ano
DESTROYING the hcalti, of women OF fash
son. EAGAS's MAGNnLIA BALM wa,
i,raagl.t out rs Il pure botanical cosmetic,
Guaranteed to restore hioom and Ieauty
To- the skin. From that time to the prosel
il has been continually rising in public
estimation as the safest and mt s. ,inex-
ccptionable preparation of lis class. In-
stead of PRODUCING ~ artificial, meta!ic
si,rfacc, like the deadly, enamels, or wilt
ing the cuticle like tue poisonous fluids
sold tnder various names as { bcauti;
ficrs," it keeps the skin as soft as velvet,
renders it as smooth and glossy rs satin,
and imparts toit that delicate, rosy tinge,
swhicli is the bear idcdl Of complcXional
!ovcliness. This exquisite clromatic
effect is not transient. b. applying the
Balm daily it may I've prolonged from
youth 10 age. "a Lady who purchased
tie first bottle of the article nineteen
years.aaso, w.itcs to saT.'ti at her COM
plmsio;i at forty is "purer, clearer and
more brilliant than it has. eyer been; :"
and she attributes its beauty solely. to
the daily llsg OF HAGAN's MAGNOLIA
RAIN 81 t"F
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Let ell Concerned,

Ecmo:n3er that on TIC 35t'l Mar;h, in
tie ,F.:asc Of rre5a;es e:icc,t FL HI.
Coun;y, y. r. West and p. } niing*
.IsioIs. on the estate OF NIart;:: jc'inios'
deed. .wll make ii,ial settlement o.
,.;>. Estate, and apply for discharge {"
Administrators.
.ln,; on Tie 2stli March, i'll the sai'ie Of
i;cr, Lpoy Jennings and Il. J. Wills.
.Ad ers. ol.thc estate c! JOHN j. Jcnnins.
.!cc'tl.--E. W.W;lls, 40 or. on the estate
Of NJ. ". Jennings, dcc'd.-a.d Il j.
Wills, Ad'or. Oh the estate Of }. G. Jen-
nings, decd, vii! make final scttlcn en's
On ,h,;s Respective estates, and q. In
Mac ;;lie apply for their. respective dis
charges as .yGmihistra:ors OH said estates
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Ral,imore. philadelphia, and New

Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
IYo,k Turnea lnside Out! 90
Markertss& Clisby;; those eligible and
ardent bachelors, (alhough that has moth
ing to do with the matter now in hand,)
have been to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. lately, and have turned those
great cities inside out, in their search for
choice Drugs; Groceries, Perfumes, Toi-
iette Articles &ey And they brought off
all that was Eine; Beautifule and Desira-
BILE, leaving behind for the wfetched in
habitants, o.. those great marts, only few
,husks nd,shreds: Consequently their
Display this Spring is unusually and
,surpassingly brilliant. Their new adj
rertisement this week stares the readers
of the Advertiser nanfully in the face.
There is no escaping it. Markert q
Clisby are conquering heroes. surren;;
der, therefore, or die!
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THE ADVERTISER
Ter ms, sa.o 90 s.perSAnnum.
The Court stin in session.

The Court Still in Session.
Z On wednesday of lastrweek, the Ham
ilton-Butler case having been concluded
the evening before, the Court took up
the case of the State VS.. Robert Grant,
coloreds forsthe shooting Of a:neggroi girl
Attorney-General Char, berlain having.
departed upon the closing up of the.
Hamilton Butler case, Mr., Youmansnow
represented the, State, Ma, ". T. Gary.
appearing for the Defendant. THE jury
returned verdict of net guilty. !.
On Thursday, after q sitting of an hour
or so, duting which Barney Ballentine,
.colored, was sentenced to. four years in
the Penitentiary at hard labor, the Court
was adjoured until the following Mon
day. No further criminal business
although there is an abundance on hand
seemed to be available for the Court,
and it was understood that civil business.
would he begun ON Monday. iBut'Nfon-
day began, instead, with the case of the
State VS.. Rachel Stallworth, an aged ne
gro woman, for the killing tbyy~ringing
the .neck) of her great grand child, an,
infant only few days: old, In this case
II. W. Addison, Esq, represented the
State, assisted by Mr.. John r. Alb
ney. Messrs. John c. Sheppard and A.
J. Norris defended the old woman. The
jury found her guilty of,murder. The
penalty is DEATH She is quite aged how
ever, and it would seem probable. that
her sentence viii be commuted.
In this case two young lawyers popu-
lar among us, Mr.. John R. Abney and
Mr.. John c.. Sheppard made, each, his
first speech And each proved himself
to be not only man of study but of
ideas. Mr.. .Abney is intellectual and
analytical; and as for our young friend
Sheppard, his voice, manner and eye, to
say nothing of good mind and clear
head, are superior to those of ninety-nine
men out of hundred, ndspeaking- of
young lawyers, what a youthful bar,
upon the whole this sof s:Edgetield IS.
T. P. Magrath, Esq, ,H T. Wright, Esq,
S. B: Gritty, Esq, W. W.!Adanis, Esq,
and Gen. NJ. w. Gary age the NestoTs
we believe, and they may allsbc called
young men. However we forget Gov,
Bonhan whose duties. elsewhere, have;
called him away from us so much of
late. And the Governor too is young-z:
when we thinkofthe days Of Col. -Bsus7
kett, Chancellor Wardlaw, Judge Butler,
&c.
ION Tuesdsy morning argument was
heard upon amotion for anew trial in the
case of the State Us. Rachel 'Staliworth.
Further argument will be heard upon
this motion on Thursday morning, when
Judge Melton will give his decision IA
like motion was made in the case of Bar
ney Ballentine, but Judge Melton OYER
ruling the objections, the case is to be
taken to higher Court. Some; incon-
siderable civil business, not of general
interest, was dispatched OH Tuesday and
Wednesday. The Jury has been dis
missed. The Court will adjourn finally
on Thursday morning.
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@stopo

SOLUBLE GUANO per ton of 1000
lbs, Cash at factory, N5,W
DISSOLVED PHOSPHATE per ton
of 1000 lbs., @sh, at Factory, $500
On Time, til 1st Nov. 1872, IS per ton
additional.
The attention of Planters is again
called to theLOW PRICE of these su-
perior Fertilizers. Every person in the
District whoused them last year have al
ready ordertl, with two exceptions, and
they will buy yet Col. Huiet used one
ton Soluble last year. He has already
purchased TN tons of it for his next crop.
Call .on ,fr. r. o. Sans, who will
represent lie here in my absence, or DR..
J. M. Ruslton, at Rushton's Store, or
Cartilage &Thomas, at Ridge Spring, or
P. s. Morris, Batesville, or j. A. c
Jones, Pin, House Depot, or Ward q
Holland, Jdnston's Depot, and get pam
phlets continuing Certificates, and give
YOUR order, before the Rail Roads are
blocked up. or the supply exhausted.
s. s. TOMPKINs, ACT.
Fah Ia 1G2, tt
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Rolling Over the Advertiser, Like a
Sea of Glory!

We allude to the new Spring Adyer-
tisement of our young friend, Mr.. j. H.
Cheatham, who is just back from New
York. And next week, he assures us,
it is oroltstih further, and still higher.
Read this Advertisement carefully, for
among its lists are named many articles
of great novelty and beauty--in fact ma
nv articles unknown to the fashionable
world until thissprihg; Mr. Cheathams
stock is indeedsuperb. We have SCENT
with our own eyes. Indeed when you go
in, the sea of glory. rolls over you, and
you roll over in the sea. The perform
-ance is reciprocatory and delightful
a pleasant and suggestive name among
the Spring fashions is Dolly Warden,
remember her in 'iBarnaby Rudge?"j
and we can assure our readers that all
things at Mr.. J. H. Cheatham's-goods,
proprietor and salesmen-are decidedly
Dolly varden-ish. Go, then, and be Dolly
Varden-iZed.
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Our Postoffice and Postmaster.

Our PostotIice has been removed from
the lower end OF Park Row to q more
central location-thc most central in our
town, viz, Mr.. J. II. Chcatham's corner.
Here our. prompt. obliging.- conscientl-
Gus and efficient Postmaster. Mr.. Lake
R. Tillman, will continue to discharge
the duties of his position, with that co''r.
tesy and zeal that proves him. to be EN-
phaticafly the right man in the -rlghs
place. Remember. then that the Post
office is now next door to Mr.. J. H.
'Cheatham's store.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

Wagons loaded with guano are con-
stantly passing through the public square,
on their way from Pine House Depot.
They generally tarry while upon the
square, and smell very badly. Theworse
the smell, however, the letter the fer
tilizer.
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GLOBE HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Jackson& Julian, Preprietors.

w r. beg leave to call the attention CT
the travelling public to this we'll known
Hotel, whnh we have recently pur.
chased, and placed on footing second
TO none in the South. ;.
No exouse will be spared to render IL
a First Clajs Hotel In every respect. and
every atteItion will be paid TO the com
| fort and cnvenienus Of guests.
Augusta Fsh u eMs
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MAKE HONE A7rRAcTIvf:.--Noth G
adds more TO the handsome appearanct
oi q house. outside, and its chccrfulncss
inside. than good clear window glass, and
.brigllt-c-slorcd: orpamclti.l glass at th'
sides and ever the tops Of the doors. TE'
:;rst in;s in all tho bright warm light %
.l:c sun, while the latter admits The liglIi
ut the same time that it shuts of ;hcvlow
Of pr.:Ee eyes. Tho best French aud
American glass, both plain and ornamcn.
tai. :ls wc!l rs d1ars saslics, blinds, bal
listers. nowcls, mantcls, &c.. arc to he
had OF SIR. p. p. ToALE, Mo- 20 Hayn'
street, Charleston, S. {.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

Our Representatives and attaches Of
the Legislature-those wholiSe in town !;
David Harris Lawrence Cain, Paris
Simkins. &x.-hsvc returned home. They
look well-fed aud well-drcssed. IndccG
their appearance be.okcrs that they were
not so pushed as to bc Obliged 10 yichi
to the shaving seduc;ionsof theiiinorant
State Treasurer, Parker.
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Brunson on tho Sunny Side!

Beautifully white and radiant is now
the old Frazier Store, on the North w est
corner of the square, And into it has
moved sNlr W. H. 5Brunson, the Dry
Goods Merchant. Guided by faith, like
Abraham out of Urr of the Chaldees,
Brunson hasleft the Masonic Hall, and
now shines on the sunny side. And his
effulgence is new and unvitlated.. It is
all fresh from New York. In fact it is
not all here yet. The road between this
and the Pinc.House glistens with it dai-
". ourafriend has SO lately got hom'
that he has not had time to prepare an
advertisement IN 7ertenSo. Next week.
however, his friends and customers cali
consult the AduertiScr and gain some
idea OF the magnitude and beauty of his
stock. Brunson says, Come! Jimmie
Cobb says, Come! Fashion says, Come
Comfort says, Come! Let all come-bu'
none without money. Averylittlc, how
ever, will work miracles!
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Law Notice.

4 He undersigned have formed CO.
partnership for the ePRACTICE OF LAW
in Edgefield County, and the Counties Of
the Fifth Circuit, under the name and
stvle of MAGRATH G ABNEY.
They will also Practice In the Courts OF
Trial Justices for these Counties.
THOMAS P. MAGRATH,
-. :, JOHN R..ABNEY.
Edgefisld, Dec. u, If 81
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Insurance Ii, q i. Ell O. Notice.

HE Undersigned have this day entered
era Agency the COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
'N'"As o'ls' .: M w ABNEY,
s<es - w. PARKER
Columbia s c.. Mar 7 1871
Having established the Office Company Columbia
invite attention the advantages offered them who
desire to effect insurance their lives safe Home Company
The Board of Managers meeting passed unanimously the fol-
Loving Resolution .tes-
Resolved view of the fact that there unusually large
paid for Life Insurance the Companies of the North and East which
being there invested contribute to the those sections
whilst South greatly need cash capital
fully Agricultural and Mechanical it ordered that for
the retaining these midst hereafter certain
portion The net cash from amounting to not than
70 cent Of the be invested such be
with the regulations the Company sections from which the
said premiums attained
(sgned) VIM. B. JOHNSON, Pres't
GEORGES OBEAR, secly. ia /
The Financial strength Of the Company places rank It's last
Annual Statement shows that the Company besides its Guar
antee $l7O for every 500 of its liability - = -.
ABNEY & PARKER, state Agents.
Mar l3 If II !
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Next Sunday week Will DC Easter
Sunday-tbat most beautiful ard Joyous
of all the festivals OF the '1tcman and
Episcopal Churches; and our Episcopal
ladies are already making preparations
for beautiful Church-dccoations and
beautiful music.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Our Town,

Our town has been unusually quiet
during the session of the Court; no ex-
element whatever.
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People generally are in thedeepest woe
over gardening. Gardeners are hard to
get, and, as we have before said, prove
heavy burden.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

.Wehear no further from the partridge
shooters; they rest from theirlabors, and
their works fade from memory.
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Sherif,s Sales.

In addition to the Shoriil,s sales advar
used in'our columns, Sheriff aicpcvnt
will sell for cash, 81. Edgcfeld c. H., Oh,
sale-day in April, the following property,
in the following cases:
w. j. Ready, Assignee, VS. W. ". Nil
lor.-Onc tract OF land, containing eigi.-
teen hundred acres moro or less, adloln-
| ing lands of John Rainsford, w. j. Har-
ling and others.
u. L. Turner, J. p, and successor, "
d. 4. Foskctt-Forcclosur of Mortgage
One tract of land containing l3iC acres,
more or less, adjoining lands or DR.. Lam
drum. George Bell and others.
j. G.. Ables, Ad' or, VS. Mary Cullum
and otherS.-one tract Of land, described
in the plcadings ns Tract No. :. ana
Known as the Upper Sander place, in
EdgutielG county, containing 2U5 acres,
more or less, adjoining Tract No. ], Hen
4ry Ca;os land and others.
L. Il. Bussey, AZ or, US w. II. Busscy,
Sarah Busscy and othcrS.-Bin for sal,
OF real estate TO pay debts--1lie estate III
remainder of 4 tract OF land which h@,
been assigned to Mrs. Sarah B"sscy toi
her dover. The tract OF land lying i'll
said county, OH Gunnel's creek, near Red
Oak Grove Church, containing one hun
dred and fifty acres, more or less, aG-
joining lands of Joseph Bussey, II. L.
Wright and others.
And the following property on credit ::
Butler Williams, Admor VS.. W..M.
Corley and w ife and othefs.-Bill for
account and scttlcment.-'The real cs-
tate of John B. Williams, deceased,
consisting of one tract of land lying in
said county, in Moss township, Oh Crook
ed Run Creek, containing $40 acres, more
or less, adjoining lands or Il. Corlcy,
lands assigned to Mrs. W. NJ. C0rley for
,her dover, and others. The land willbc
surveyed and divided into two tracts be
fore d:v of sale.-Tcrms. onc-l;a!f cash,
the ealance on q credit until the first day
of january noxt, with interest from tiay
OF sale and 81 mortgage OF THO premises
To secure the credit portion. Titles and
stamps extra r(. .E
e. S. T. Edwards and Caleb Watkins,
EN'ors.. VS. Jane \ Watkins, VIM.
Watkins. Jas. Watkins. ct :,l.-Peti-
ton TO Sc IL land All that tract or pare, l
OF lard .it l,te %nl bc;n:. in the county
OF E,-cie,d and said St1:e, containing
2n a,ic;. more or less, adjoining lands
oil Mrs.. Martha Culbrcatll, X. Payne,
ias.:., >:iaitl AMI others. The COSTS to be
la: IN cash, the balance of the purchase
inone: O.. credit CT twelve months with
in.cr;s; from day i sale, to hc secured
-br Il tLo:i;i ri tho -tuig.!iasermui a-i.,ogt-
riec Gi the premises. Iiiic:; ;;i';i Sta:iii's
extra.
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On Park-Row also two doors are closcd
the store lately occ,;p;ed i'5' Dr. Sand
ers, and that lately eset as the Pos; oihre.
WebeliefcMr. I'ennhas abaildoHe.tilis
idea of moving over sa Park Row.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

Not green leaf in the park-andtiiis
the goth of Alarcll--and in the sunny
South too. Unprecedented! The winds
are high and biting, and tic trees, even
the naples and elns, delay to put FORTH
their tender laids.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

Dr.. r. r, Sims is fully IN harness II
the Male Academy. 1le has good and
constant,y-increasing school.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21

:. cGe- A difficulty occurred in Columbia
Oh last Friday night between Mr.. John
Simpson, and colored man by tic name
of VIM. Lucas i: which the former was
cut>by a knife in the handsof Lucas, and
died almost instantly. Lucas has hcen
lodged in Jail. e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-21
Medical Notice.

EtR ON This date Lswiu practice Medi-
Il CINE exclusively for Cash:
- II r. II. PATTIS0N.
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