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Amendments to be vo
ted Cpon al Next Election.

By Joint RESOLUTIONS of the last .Legis'
lature of South acollna; the .DlIUw.ng
Constitutional Amendments are to be 80
ted upon ut the next election:
Flrsr,. to change Article IL, Sectlon II
which rtqunes Il general eitctldn: to be
held every Two years on the third Wednesi
d;,y III October, So dis 10 make the. genera
election tail Oh the first Wednesday a!tsl
the irst Monday In November, every sec
ond year, lnasmuch as tlfe Presidential.
Electon takes place on. That day every
fourth year.
Inose VINO vote for this measure. musl
have upon their ballots, ".onsttutio.al
.Amelluulent-Ies" Against 1t, Con-
.srlQuonai Ameudment-No" ~.
Second, 10 Yld ArylcIe XVI to the Con.
stitutlon, wNlch Is III the following wor.is
10 the vnd that the puunc debt oi
South Caronna nay not hereafter be III :
creased wltsout the due Consideration ant
lreetonsenIol TIE people OF Tile o1ate the
General Asscnoiy 80 hereoy ioruiuden ld
create any lurluer debt u oblg lgauDn,' cl!
lueI Nv lllt tOdu vi VIC SiCtio VI liIO '2solS J
81 guaranty, endorsement or nuerwls.'.
except Tor tne Obituary and current 0us.-
ness uf The state, Without MIST submitting
the question us " tie ere ltloll .. any sue.
new ueuJ, guaranty, endoisennnt OF ioai.
ol IT'S crc>ll, 10 Tie people ol lnis Stats a,
a general state electiou; and unless Nv.
ln!rds oI. tie qualued Votes OF Ills State
yo,n5 on tie question, snail ne III lavU.
OF ur,ner deOt, guarantee endorsemen,
or lUuu OF tue creuit, none such shall u
lu;lde.
That the question. Of adopting this
amenua.ent shan pr subm!tleGlo Tic eicc
tors as lorlows: 1nuse III layor OF tn'
amendment shaltdeposlt Il ballot, NTH th'
i'l.owmg wolus wYlt.en Or pr.uted there
IN. Constitutional ,AAienl.nenT, ArVic.S
IVI-Yes." Those opposed 10 the ahenu
iuenl shalt cast ualot, with the lolloY
lng words Written or printed thereon .
Z" ConsnlutlOnal Amendment, Article AV-
Me-"
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The Greenwood & Augusta Rail
road.

A large meeting was held at Horel
Church, near Chiles'' Gross Roads, OF
lasl Thursday in the interest Of thu
Greenwood &.Angust* Railroad. The
crowd numbered $500 or 5000 per
sons and everybody seemed alive tc
the Importance and necessity of the
enterprise. We regret exceedingly
our inability to attend the meeting
and will have to do the best we Cal
in making . report with the mcagre
inf rmation at our hands.
The barbecue was served up ina
beautiful grove where d comfortable
stand had been erected for the speak.
@ers and seats for the people. The oc-
casiqn was delightful and it.was one
Of the best managed feasts Of the
whole. year. Good order prevailed
and everything passed off to the cred
it of the .pa.ties Immediately con-
cerned and to the pleasure Of the
spectators.
The meeting. was called to order by
the Chairman, Capt. j. W. Perrin,
who made mo excellent.and point
ed speech. upon the object whica had
called them together and welcomed
the sentiment Which had prompted
the attendance Of SO many people as
being an earnest Of success. The
Chairm4n's address was we'll deliv-
cred and elected hearty approval from
his audience.
|. Jas. Wideman and Mr.. Jay were
elected secretaries of the meeting.
Three tables We're served up and about
seventy carcasses cooked in the best
syle.
Speeches we're delivered by Gems.
Bradley and Butler, Col. Cothrane
and Messrs. W. K. Blake, W. a. Lee
and J. D. Talbert., These gentlemen
dwelt in elegant terms upon the ne.
cessity Of the Road and it's likelihood
OF a successful completion.
1t is wrong perhaps to make dis
tinction between the. speakers but We
must give our young friend Talbert
a marked degree OF praise. for the
manner in winch he handled the sub
ject under discussion. For one SO
young be did remarkably well }. and
we are glad, through the assistance
OF a friend, to be able to present a
synopsis Of his remarks. His Ian
guage IL choice and his appearance on
the stand very becoming. He said
that:
As there ever fingers upon the sur
face of the sky, hues that. the artist
cannot: delineate, and upon the petals
of the lovely rose, tihts that the pen
Gil OF the painter cannot initiate, so
lie feelings that crowd upon ne to-
dav cannot be portrayed BY artificial
language Words are too co d, too
.alcula - = nyrc.sc l:.measnte the
lers. - Le e2 tia
-Hthll r.y
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One Of our citizens is blessed, OF
otherwise, with very stubborn wife
In his case he finds that when wo'
man will she will, you may depend
ont. and when she won't she won t
AMI that's an end ont. This pecn-
liaritv Of disp isition in his wife is
no secret among his associates, ant
one of them meeting him the other
day, asked:
!. "Well-, do YOU know why you
are like donhty?'
"Like donkey y echoed W
opening his eyes wide. No, Idon't.
:" Do you give it up9'
"I do"
because your better half is stub
bonness itself"
"T.ats not bad. Ha! ha! I'll
give that tomy wife wles | goh"me.
Mrs. v he asked, as he sat
down to supper, do you know why
I am like u donkey
He waited a moment, expecting his
wife to give it up, but she didn't
she looked at him somewhat commits
eratingly as she answered:
l suppose it's because you were
born Sc.
has. abinred the habit Of
putting connndrums.to lis witv.-Law-
renee American.
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"THE SOUTH ALWAYS. a LIAR
We give this extract from late pre-,
sumptaous letter, by Wm: Lloyd
Garrison, in answer to Char les Sum
ner, to show the continued mallg-
nancy of the eternal hateites and
supporters Of Grant toward the South
The South was always q liar. 1t
was liar from the beginning, aud
full of all deceivableness of unrlght-
eoosness," having broken solemn
pledges, multiplied its perlurles, and
committed c such denominations as to
make the earth stand aghast. Under
these circumstances it must not and
it cannot be trusted, even though the
shouts for Horace Greeley are heard
in every Southern city. town, and
village 1.-THE voice is Jacobs voice,
but he hands are the hands of Esau.
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Now 3t6 electoral votes constituteth
Electoral Collage. I am in favor o
amending the Consti ption to a one
term basis. | would divide the STATE,
into electoral districts. to have eacl
.one vote. I favor the.oll doctrine O
bringing The Government near the
PEOPLE. The old fogics, they say
have become fossiized. Old issues
should be b-lied. Let dead issue.
alone. They are, amoiig the thing
that were.
II the Constitution is carried ont
in truth ana spirit, this corrupt pow
er can be changed. 1t can only Dt
done by going back TO first princi
pies. Iime has demonstrated in ft-
vor OF the one tenn principle an(i
the election by. the people. .ln' tht
Senate OF the United St;tIes.are MANY
men elected through fraud land bri-
berry, by the use Of money to buy
votes. We cannot expect any bet
Ter form OF Government from such
men. I have more confidence in nihe
Office. holders. It Would be more dii
Gcult for candidates for the Senate
TO buy Office from the people thar
from q Legislature. The country
needs relief. Thyre has been much
said about the :" bloody ckasm. " |
am for closing it. Find The cause
and stop it. Remove it and close il
forever, Do not shrink back for The
cries or groans OF the past, but clos
it for principles Sake and magnani-
nifty. Let not cur eyes see its form
more. Let orr colors be peace, for
bearonce and charity: l have been
branded as traitor If fidelity
to the Constitution is treason have
committed it. told Jefferson Davis
in the United States Senate that there
was the place to fight it out; ii he AID
his section were wronged.
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Does IT MEAN That ?-We hottie.
in one OF theGrant organs a plctoria
Invitation to. Gen. Schurz to so bach
to Germany, if he does not like Gen
Grant. Steamers TO Germany near
ly every day passage cheap. run.
the courteous and Suggestive hin'.
Does this mean that il u lo. bor'I
citizen chooses TO vote against Grant
he is thereafter thought by the Gran
meu to be no longer worthy to lfye
IN this country? Is it such d. Grim
in Il Gernan, or an Irlahmdn, or :
:5corchman, or. a We<Eman, or !
Scandinavian, to vote against h SEX
ceHency, that he should rather leav'
the country and lose his cilizeuslliI' !:
One Ting is pretty certain-if h
.xcellenty and his partis.ns want t.
1leport all foreign born citizens vii
mean to vole against him, steamer
will have to sail much more frequent
Iv for Europe than they do now t
send them home. But what pee
e.. itsis. What Yoi
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! - 80 -
.-ou to Join hands, put your shoulders
to thewheel, to meve now. move gil
together and save Greece. You have
not left your respective avocatious TO
gra ify an idle curiosity, but yor have
come here Ior u purpose, a determin-
eh, fixed purpose is stamped, is en-
glaved upon Tour hearts, and actor!
mas already become the watchwor'!
.or the accomplishment of that phr-
oap, and its accomplishment is GER
tain.
You haye.entered heart and hand
into one OF the most laudabe and
pr,iseworthy Undertakings thai can
be SET on loot, the bul'llag Ola Rail
road from Greenwood 10 Augusta,
and should success crown your efforts,
vonr children and children s schildren
will be. enahled to live here and en-
joy the inheritance that~hms been
handed down from your fathers, and
which is now abont to be wrested
from you by kind Of legalizcd rob
bery-coni-cation by taSatwn.-Iou
will then see capital along this route
forced from the thraflom of'inactiv.-
ry and labor plentiful; you Will lhen
zee, and this thonght oush. to arouse
ms :.nd make MS exert evefv energy
and strain every nerve to build this
Road, you will see all our young men
who have left us to go to towns and
cities retqrning-coming home to cast
their lots with us. Then our section
will no longer be such Il true tyne Of
The deserted village-Goldsiultn s
lovely Auburn-wi,h all its light and
beauty gone, but we cap realize in
the true meaning Of the phrase that
"there is lille in the old land yet.
With such Incentives to move US,
such prospects to lure us on he one
hand, and with such ruin overhang-
inc us and such loss awaiting us on
the other, how can we rest7 bow car
we be idle? How can we, after havs
ing put our hand to the plough, ever
think of looking back?
The charter was secured and two
meetings held: with what. success
Won all know-and now, what not
long since appeared to be only a de-
lusiye chimera, creature OF the i'm
agination, As almost a tangible reality,
and the idle project of building a
Railroad from Greenwood to Augusta
is soor to be copsummMed. and ere
we disperse let us, by further sub
scription. put the Road beyond qaes-
ion, and make the action OF this day
creditable in the highest 'degree.
Now, il thete is one here today
who would despair Of our success,
who would pull back in this under
taking. we would say The day Of TO.
qyism is gone. Il you have nothing
to say for us aid do not intend ! to
help us, please be silent and say moth.
ing against us; but if you are forced forced
us. This is day of railroads and
the building OF tile Greenwood q
Augusta Railroad is practicable in
the highest degree. We will have no
Blae Ridge to tunnel, no Alps.t to tear
down, NO O=eechee Swanrs 10 trestle,;
but a comparatively level country to
pass through and but one stream of
any consequence to cross-and Au-
gusta is to bridge that.
If we do not continue to work. if
we throw away this opportunity our
doom is sealed. our section ruined,
and in three years the execution ham
msr is sure to come down on our rich,
fertile lands fortaxes, and We will be
left bankrupt and helpless; This is
10 creature Of the imagination, no
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29

Nominees -b9a!d 5a .iY7 fofs.@. a.el
the county affords. o In this view, in.
stead of confning the seleclio. tt
such as offer themselves, let the dele
gates be prepared toname men whose
names may not yet have Lsen men
toned, and who .nay be better quail
fed than those already in the field.
In making a selection, considers
lion should be had not only for avail
ability, personal character and quail
fcaticns, bat f,r locality ofresldence
SO as to have each portion of the
county represented by an officer.
The Offices to be filed are as fol
lows One Senator, four Representa-
tiyes. three County Commissioners
one Sheriff, one Clerk oil Court Que
Judge of Probate, one School Com
missioner one Coroner.
We offer the use Of our columns tc
the citizens, and invite them to .eS-
press their opinions through this me-
dium.
Let the people be aroused to the
Importance of the work before them
and the necessity fof united actpn
ana we will have the satisfaction O.
seeing the new county of Aiken or.
ganized by honest and efficient oti-
cers.-Ailyen Journal, 10th.
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Brsyities aud Leyilies.

g A widow advertised in Chicago,
asking every christian in the city, 70
SEND her ten cants, as the amount would
not oppress them, and the collection.
would uenetit her greatly. Fora won
der the CLASS called upon did. contribute
IS requested, and the widow realized
twenty cents.
~ The editor of lAs Lexington Dis
patch propo,nded this original eonum-
lrunr: :. Ii spoonful OF yeast VIII raise
uIty cents VIZ OF -four, how IL uen Will
!. take to raisc lunds enough for the
.,.ate treasurer to pay the Indebtedness
u the oLateY" =.
.x "slx feet il hif boots y exclaim-
u Mrs. Becswax; -: what will The i'm
,,adellce Oh Lis world come 70, wonder.
ply, they Mlsht Us wei tell nte that
mo Aiau nad st& heaas i'll nis hat.
,.y an vniala paper advertises .tae
,,eople mot u make such. i iuss about
.ne shooting OF a constable, as sthere aye
.ur.y uanuluulcs ior Tie oilice."
.ss- There is u woman. in Newport SO
ealous Vi her nusbanu, she wot't allow
am 10 cariya pocNet-nsndAetenief icr
III lie w;ll carry Oh u nsaisAeAcAief mr.
lion wIln somc oi the. gils. He
l,esn't nllnu tue hanukerciflei much,
49,. l.f,.If .tn,.v,.
4y a galiant school boys toast: The
IRIS! May lnoy aaa cnarity 70 beauty,
,uutracl cilvy LON irlenus.sp, multiply
,cuccal anccllons, diviee uule W indus
- anu iocfe.nIou, rcuuce stAiual to its
..vw es. uunp,nlnatlVh, ana r;use virtue to
80 uisuesxpu" er."
t-y Grssenoppersare are eating up every
nlug DuL casL-nvu 'bolie.s Ill bg Hole
.iu Jcnersun Valleys, Montana. they
..uulu eat lhehn, Lustn amt any there
- ye edlen.
le., a Pennsylvania editor, who has
,ern on I; dead ucau excursion out on the
JlllllS, lOot Ills tJiisS diio hoA w " e>AA> 'S'
n.y mlles uclore he could lind man
..no nai sunlcient confidence Ill hlm 10
end niiu uuullcy to telegraph. home 1or
as wiic " scii Iue cook stove and remit
.ie proceeds at once.
.4.s, Katlicr equivocal!-A sign plnn-
- to a SHIRT i'll front vi a kiycr street
tore iii Troy says: F" Would You he with
lit nice shirt iur seventy lv" cents Z?
5z,- This is good time to plant cats.
me cat should NC prepared with u boos-
...cN. revolver Or some other utensii, and
...en planted under a plum tree. lfyou
ave not got a.plum tree, plant anywhere
liant all you can, and plant deep. This
,r,nch oil agriculture is too much neg
ccted.
a+r- ~ misanthropic editor Of Wes-
ein paper announces: "The clock of
,ur court house, emulating the example
t some Of our ladies, Sad > nice coat Of
-inr ore - face Yesterday"
i laa.- pss;li,if :ress1 :. :. rress;
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ifQgSekeeperS' Help.

milk, will restore Grape.
Strong lye put in hard water will
MAX C it as soft as rain water.
J.. writer asserts that if you put a
pi zee of lump sugar, the size of a
W alnut, into teapot, yqM will make
tine tea iniuse in half the time. :
Take an old penny, or a piece Of
fcopper, put III Il tea' cup, and pour
enough vinegar on it to cover it; let
it stand until verdigris appears; rub
the verdigris on q ringwolm, and l
warrant a cure.
For A BRUlsE OR BLow.-Apply
hot water long time with wet cloths.
Beef brine is an excellent lotion for
both sprains and bruises. A veteran
among horses, CLAIMS, that it. will al
. most set joint Or heal a fracture.
Worrawood or tansy lotions arc also
good.
READY MADE GLvE.-A good arti-
Gle Of prep0red glue, so usefu. to have
about every house, may be made with
Gum Arabic dissolved in strong vine
gar. 1t will keep in good condition
long time. Common glue dissolved
IN the same way will keep from fer
mentation several weeks.
To POLISH Tsss.-First rub your
TINS with damp cloth then take
Try flour and put on them with your
hands; afterward take an old news
paper and rub the -four off, aud the
tins will shine as we'll as if half an
hour had been spent in rubbing them
with brick dust Or powder, which
/ spoils the hands.
To KEEP FLOWERS FREsH.-A few
iron nails placed in vase Of flowers
will keep the water sweet and the
flowers fresh. This arises from the
sulphur eliminated from the plants
combining with the iron.
How TO TREAT "A FELoN.-Place
the felon in white lye four or five
minutes, or until you can scrape the
outside skin off; then apply the fol-
lowingpopltice: Streaked maple bark,
scraped Or pulverized, one part, and
wheat bran, two parts, 'mixed with
boiling water to the consistency of a
thick pudding. When the poultlce
becomes dry, moisten, and then ap-
ply as before. ] had three felens III
one year. and either one would have
been nearly enough to kill amah, ii
allowed to 60 through. But they
were rendered perfectly painless by
the application Of the above poultice.
The same poultice for boils or carbun-
cles reader them perfectly painless.
DOMESTIC USES OF BoRAx.-Borax
is the best cockroacL extermias,tot yet
discovered. This troublesome insect
has a great aversion to it, and will
never return where it has once been
scattersd. As the salt is perfectly
harmless tn nulnin beings, IGls much
to be preferred for the purpose to the
poisonous substances commonly used.
Borax is also valuable for laundry use,
in tead of soda. Add handful of it
powdered to about ten gallons Of boil
Ing water, and you need use only half
the ordinary ALLOWANCE of soap. For
laces, camsrlcs, etc., use an extra
quantity of the powder. 1t will not
injure the texture of the cloth in the
least. For cleansing the hair nothing
is better than aSplution OF bcrax wa
ter. Wash aftefward with pure va
ter, if it leaves the hair too stiff. Bo-
rae dissolved in water is also an ex-
cellent dentifrice, or tooth wash.
|
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NJ. NEBLErr.. r.........-w. H. GOODRICH
COTTON GINS.

WE; ;pT1TR1T% THE TN3HRs5GSHp' lai5Sn I'D DiB. Rs.
ing community that we continue to man
ufacture COTTON GINS.
We were awarded Gold Medal for the
best GIN, loren to the world,) at the Cot
ton States Fair at Augusta, last season
also. at the State Fair of South Carolina
We feel warranted in saying that a tri-
al of our GINS is all that is necessary tc
guarantee satisfaction.
@s- Orders solicited early in the sea-
son to prevent delay.
By permission werefer to
Mai. A. JONES,
C. WARREN,
J. A. B AND,
L. HARTLEY.
ass Old Gins REPAIRED on reason
able terms.
NEBLETT s. G00DRllH.
Nav If ~
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA. GA.

AUUUSIEA, UA.
/ HIS popular and well-known Hotel
ia now fully open foc" the reception OF
visitors, having recently been thorough
iyrenovated, newly painted, and pat in
the most complete order. We,are deter
mined to make ours .fyst-ciass HOTEL
not to be surpassed North orSouth.
We respectfully solicit the patronage
of our Edgefield friends and the public
generally.
Feb Il IL
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The New York Tribune is credited

The New York Tribune is credited
with this: Hiram Green, Esq. thinks
that the Grant organs Good rid
dance to bad rubbish cry at the loss
Of such men as Gen. Banks, Chief
Justice Chase, Horace Greeley, Ly,,
man Trumbull, Carl schura and
Charles Sumner, is eqral to the con-
ISOLATION felt by old Tommy Blineo
when he los both ofhs feet in a saw
miH.' wal, said the OLD man, groagn-
ing with pain, its good ., thing they re
gone. T for somehow OF other it did take
a power o money to keep the id
things in shoe-leather.
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Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c
p. P. T. Q A | E.,
Mamma ctHrer aDsl ,seajrg,

No. 20. Haync 81. and Eo,lbeck's 1q't,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
Esi- This is the largest and most COM
plete Factory OF the kind in the South
ern States, and all articles in this line
can be furnished by Mr.. P. P. ToALE at
prices which defy competition.
GarA parphlet with full and detailed
list Of all sizes of Doors. Sashes and
Blinds, and the prices of each, will be
sent free and post paid, on application to
E. ED. TGAslsl,
CAARLEsfoN, s. c.
July 26 ly u
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For the Advertiser
Let it Pass.

Let it Pass.
If you have a little care
Let it pass, let it pass;
Think it will not last for e'er,
And let it pass.
IF you meet with troubles sore
/. Let them pass, let them pass;
Do not count them o'er and DER
But let them pass.
Grieve not 1or the incest things
But let them pass, letthem pass;
Such are meant for lords and kings,
So let them pass.
If troubles vex and foes assail,
i Letthep pass, let then pass;
Naught you do can aught avail,
So let them pass.
When from earth I pass away,
thet me pass, let me passs .l:t *
Hope we'ilSmeet' in endless day, IS ~
And let me pass.
w. p. Y.
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ne- The world moves on even in New
England. Elizur Wright, q imam of mark
amongth Massachusetts Radicals, indig-
nantly collars Secretary Boutwell, in the
.Mediord Jddrnal, and asks him what
1.-THE Administration has given tllesouth-
ern States in compensation for the $780,
OnO, 900 it has robbed them by keeping
swindlers in power by the aid of Federal
bayonets. ~
This. question, we would advise Score
tary Boutwell, to answer, if he can, be,
fore November next.
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RedUcaia1 OF Aaaes
AT
GAFO0sA YPRTKGS.

TN consequence of the stringency OF
the times, I have decided To reduce
the Rates of Board at the above named
watering place, for the remainder of'this
season. From and after this date they
will be us follows:
For single occupants of single rooms
$50 per month. For two persons occti-
'pying one room and the same bed so
Der month";. each. Children ard colored
servants. S25 per month, each. Terms
per week. sl5
W. C. HEWITT; Proprietor.
July "a 2t -
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HORSE BEArlNG.-A lady writer is
severe upon cruelty to horses. She
says. a thousand shames uPon the
brute who would lash aterrified horee.
Go whip your wife-you are capable
Of it. Tell me young man, will
make a good husband ifhe will abuse
dumb beast l tell yon, 1 would
rather marry sepoy. Take my sa-
vice, ye young maidens contempea-
ting matrimony Never marry a man
who is ilnpudent 10 his mother, spybs
his sister, helps himself to the big
gestp piece Of cake, or beats his horse
causelessly in fit Of temper"
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.. GLOBE, HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Jackson L Julian, Proprietors.

w E beg leave to call the attention OF
thetravelling public'to this well known
Hotel, which we have recently pur--
chased, and placed, on footing second
to none in the South.
No excuse will be spared to render Il
First Class Hotel in every respect, and
every attention will be paid to the conl-
fort and convenience of guests.
Augusta, Feb IA 6mS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29

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