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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07
VARIETIES.

VICTOR HUGO Is about to marry.
TnE oat crop Of Ohio is immense.
ONO has but one life insurance
company.
THE T%ippecanoo Rivr thinks Of
drying mp entirely.
BUFFALO, n. Y, has started anoth
er lunatlc asylum.
GUIzor and Theirs boast of never
having had u headache.
STRKAoscn has managed to put
100000 aside for Il rainy day.
A PENNSYLVANIA man was struck
by lightning and cured Of chronic
rheumatism the other day.
HENRY SMITH, one OF the Oldest Of
the Broad street operators, has clear
ed S ,50O,0O0 within six months.
The last thing Fanny Fern wrote
Was IL plea for school children, Pub
lishcd in the New York Ledger OF
date Oct. o.
The Grand Duke Alexis tells every
American he meets hat he will be
present at our centennial celebration
in 1876.
j. G. HAYS, formerly known as
leader of the "Texas Rangers" is
living on the income of over $780,
600 i'm Alameda, Gal.
The generous Eugene writes to
the pope the worst misfortune IN
volved in the downfall of her hus,
band was the consequent fall of his
holiness.
Ir is reported that two thirds of
the priests in Paris are ready to fol
low Hyacirthe's exaE:ple--as soon
as they can find the essential Amefi
can widows, with $4,000 apiece.
The French papers announce that
MIR Reed, late Chief contractor of
the English navy, is offered $500
600 a year to organize the German
fleet, but at the instance of the
British admiralty he declined Bis
marcks tempting proposal.
Ir is estimated that ut least So
900 ex-patriated Frenchmen from
Alsace and Lorraine have arrived in
this country since January last.
Parties of these immigrants are To-
eating in Connecticut, Ohio, and IL
linois.
The pretty boy who is now on the
throne of Bavaria idles away his
time in fantastic and personal pur-
During the whole French war
did not visit his army, and the
are beginning to think
nat possibly they can do much bet l
without a king who neither cares a
n his people nor his government. u
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

TIE season for coughs and colds is
rapidly approaching, and every one
should be prepared to check the first
symptoms, as Il cough contracted be-
tween now and Christmas frequently
lasts I'LL winter. There IS no better
remedy than hhnson'S AnOdynG Lini-
mcHt. For all diseases of the throat
and lungs it should be used internally
and externally.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

PoULrRY.--Feed we'll, and get such
as you intend to sell or eat as fat as
possible. Keep the hen house clean
Do not allow the fowls or turkeys to
roost in trees or on the implements.
A little attention for n lew nights
will teach them to go to their proper
rOOst,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

lily. But avoid working on rainy
days. II caught in a storm, rub dry
when brought in.
PRS for Potatoes should be made
on dry soil and where there is no
danger of water standing in the
spring. Our own plan is to make a
deep dead. furrow with n pillow, and
then throw out the soil on each side
so as to make the bottom of the pit
about three feet wide, Cover the
potatoes with four or five inches Of
straw, and then throw on alight coat
of soil, about ilisuclent to cover the
straw, leaving some ycntiIator8 ut
the top. Just before winter sets in,
put on another coat OF straw and
cover it with earth. This second
coat Of straw holds dead air between
two layers of ear,h, and will keep
out the s~eyerest frost.
PAcEING FnUw The great danger
in barrellng apples arises from their
not being packed night. Clean new
barrels should he provided. When
one il about huIf.f full, shake the bar
rel gently, in order to settle the
fruit repeat tins when the barrel is
full, and her place Il layer On the
top, so TINT the apples will be at
least one inch above the chine. The
head is then put in position, and
pressed down by means OF II lever.
Apples packed in this way c,n be
carried a long distance wit ont dan
ger Of bruising ID not put any poor
fruit with the first quality as it will
seriously affect the price. After the
fruit is all barreled it should be
stored in IL cool place, where there is
do danger from frost.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07
The Eureka PHOTOGRAPHIC Cabinet.

with this cabinet every person is cnal LED to pho-
tOgraph, without extra expense, their own or
friends CHrtr.dc. Nisitc, every description OF re
lures, EngraVingS, StrrrusCOplc sides, Designs,
Ferns. Leaves, Flowers. etc, and aifDldS endless
harmless, and instructive amusement to every pur-
chaser.
tIyrs. Gold. silver, runing and Fixing Baths, Al.
humcn Paper, FiltorS, stirring Rod, etc. .AiSolull
Instructions. Prize SlU. sent post pald, on re
cript Of price, by II. STONE IL Co, scranton, Pa.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS THAT
HAVE WEAK LUNGs-Should arrest the
disease when it is in the incipient
stages. 1t is indicated by q hacking
cough, pains in the chest, difficulty OF
breathing, or oppression OF the lungs
If this be permitted to run on, tubercles
will form, and Consumption will be the
result. A most valuable remedy will
be found in Aliens Lung Balsam to
cUre and chcck this disease in its first
stage.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

Coz. lIcLLIsTER late OF o ID, who
en- grated 10 California several Yeas
arn, has now 700 acres Of almond
grove, and 10000 trees in bearing,
100 coo orange, lemon. and olive
trees. He owns 100000 acres of
laul and has 10000 cattle and
sha4p. He has bought tweniy-s Y
bushels Of tea seed in Japan his
year, and is going to grow the tea
plants extensively.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

DON'T HAWK, HAWK, SPIT,
SPIT, BLOW, BLOW, and disgust
everybody with your Catarrh and its of
fensive odor, when DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will speedily destroy all odor
and arrest the discharge. sos.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

LuNG fever, common cold, catarrhal
fever, and nasal discharge ola brownish
color in horses, may be checked at once
by liberal use of Meridan CaCahy
LunHikinn HOWdCrH.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

IrkA, Miss. June ~, 1860.
Mcssrv, N0Dsfc'd d HiDj,';
GESTLEMES Iu"lUlOwin ing are voluntary state
mrnt,. | make them alone Tor the good Of the sui
trrlng. Nhrr | was in your city you recommended
- me ana advised IN" to buy the Magic Arnicu
Lin!mcnt. MY reply was, | hud no confidence in
patent nuStgliIis. | tull You Ut q huiC received
eleven years since, that had been relieved, but It
was increasing with age. You then presented me
with Il bO,l'c OF tins i%inlnIrut, ! took 1t through
courtesy to YOU, a week after | got home con
Ciuird TO Use IL. ! applied it twice each day for Two
weeks. since that tim" | nave felt no pain, but
irrl rs well rs J 0ld twenty years ago, Tine bottle
Ol IMMINENT has been worth more to me than the
bottle luli OF gold would have been. | recommend
the linim"nt to all vino lind suffering with pains
from strains, bruises, rhcumnt.sm or any other
"a. loc whatever, tt its~ll Wherever
sold, Lam, d"arS ST 4.
Yours, etc.
bis $. j. WADLEY.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

USE the "Thc Queens Toilet for
improving and identifying the Com
pleXion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

crO-yAIJABLE-Scnd three.cent stamp ior
Pow particulars. DOBSON' E9 'o''''
Louis, Mo
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

u X. PHOENIX. bloomington Nursery, ''I;aWD
+. acres mat wear; ~ Green Houses; IrtpSl hn1
HedOe Plants, Nursery stock ! Catalogues "cV''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-07

so OO EACH EEK AGEN1H WANTED.
"a mess L"E.tim to, Particulars, free,
J. WORTH. 1T. IuuI~, Mo. Box isl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
A pcriio,,s Season,

; Glorious and delightful as the SumWel
weather is, its tropical heat is a severe
trial to the vital powers. Even the strong
est are sometimes grostrated by its effects,
The common phrase applied to this con
dition OF the body is general debility
Now, general debility arises from, :nn
includes variety Of ailments. The
liver is more or less affected, the bowels
are either constipated or too much re-
laXed, the stomach. but half performs the
work of digestion, the appetite ,is,spoor
and the spirits depressed. This is whal
is called general debility. 1t is 4 general
disarrangelneIt Of all the physical tune,
tions, and requires as q remedy q mcdi,
cine that will regulate them all. Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs is specially
adapted to this purpose. Its general OPP
Grafton is not confined to single organ
If the liver is affected, it restores its tone
II thestomacll is torpid, it regenerate>
it. Ii the nerves are tremulous anC
weak, it braces and reinforces them. ].
the mind, which ever sympathizes Will
the body, is gloomy and respondent, il
relieves the difficulty, and soon brings
the whole mechanism of the body into
harmony with the laws OF health.
There is no civilized nation in the
Western Hemisphere in which the'utili'
ty OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as {
tonic, corrective, and anti-bilious medi-
cine, is not known and appreciated
Throughout the Tropics it is considered
both by the people and the profession
the standard specific. While it is mcdi-
cine for all Seasons and all climates, it is
especially suited to tile complaints gen-
Grated by the weather, being the purest
aud bestvcgetable stimulanti in the world
Beware OF the Bitters made of acrid
and dangerous materials, Which unscru
pulous parties are cndeavoring to iois1
upon the people. Their name is legion,
+.nd the public has noguarantee that they
are not poiso.ons. Adhere to the tried
remedy, Hostetters R;tters, sold only il
glass, and never in kegs or barrels.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
The Two Conventions on Their Last

The Moses Convention met again or
Monday the 10Th, and made number o.
amendments in the original draft OF the
platform. AS we shall publish the two
platforms in their mature form, we shall
not stop now to point out these amend
ments. The next important step was
the nomination of Presidential Electors
The result was as follows: First District,
S. a. swails, 1nulatto, State senator from
Williamsburg. Second District, w. N:
Taft, white, coroner of Charleston. Third
District, Henry sparnicI, white, of All
ken. Fourth District, T. ]. Mackey,
white, Circuit Court Judge, Chester. I;
Sheriff McDevitt was elected County
Chairman for Edgefeld County. The
Convention adjourned at late hour OF
the night.
The Boilers Convention also did its
last work on this day, and adjourned
sine die. They finished the making-ort
of their ticket, filling it up with carpet
baggers and scalawags justas undeserva
bic as those on the Moses ticket. And
adopted an Address to the Repu. lican
party Of the State, setting forth the reai
sons of their bolt, and reviewing the
course of the present State Administra-
tion
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29

The O1d Simon Pure.

.Amongthemany Conventionsi Colum-
5ia dnnins the past week, The State Con-.
yention Of the old original. Simnn.Pure,
unsdulfcrated, straight out Democra-
cy-we would that their number was
lesion-asse,nlheti there on the 18th. Tie
Union, noticing the. proceedings c: this
Convention, says:
The Convention was opened with
PRAYER, ard called to order i.y iItlwArd
+. Stokes, Esq, Of Glpenville, 4 member
of the National EXECUTIVE Committee OF
the Democracy of The United States.
Dir. James WarGlaw Oovar, Was elected
ten porary Chairman, and, Mr.. ". Il.
Wilkins was elected Secretary
The temporary Chairman stated the
object OF the meeting, nd~xh!ie askin@
the convention 70 stand by the Ole Tine
principles. denounced in un,neasured
terms the platform and candidaseS.of the
Baltimore Convention.
The committee appointed Oh perma-
.ncnt organization, reported The Haiiies OF
the gentleman acting temporarily. anu
they were chosen the permanent officers.
The president favored in strong manner
the sending of delegates to the Lou.sVlii
Convention. -,
A Committee en- Pla. form and ilcsolI-
tio,,s. with NJ. Stokes as ChaiEnan, was
appointed, "'ho reporteda aplatiorm which
was unanimously adopted.
The Platform Committee who offered
the following list OF names those of slll-
table persons to 90 Us delegates TO thc
louisville Convention Of the3rd p5oi'ho,
with the power of,appointins their owl'
.alternatcS, viz: s.e.ni,s
.Coyar. Col. James II. Rion. Capt.. Wi
liam II Stack, Allen McDWid. \. j.
Vandeorift. John + OXnes. j. R..I4afnb-
son. JOHN ID. NcCarlev. Adam Berley,
Capt John J. Stack, w. II. Nilkihs, A..
b. -Gi,Yeton, r. D. Napier.
A.resasution WAS adopted, recommend
ing to the Louisville Convention 'for
domination for candidate for President,
tftS name of Hon. Charles O'Conor. and
Hon. Si1nuel j. BayarG, fc- candidate
for Wee President.
It was also resolved, tbat.the president
Of the convention appoint an F;XcGutive
COMMITTEES Of five for tlhS Ssatc, who
shall have peYer to nonnnase electors
for the Presidential election. ,lTha fol-
lowing is the committee: Edward +.
s c,otes chairman; John. ID. McCarley,
WlIIIaTl IL, ioLtlChg - - ~'NPlNAt -
Iambson. This done the convention all
joarned.-
Democrats was slim affair-larrdly a
corfbral's guard-a mere relic as it'wsre .5es
of that grand and noble ole party that
doarishcd in the days of good govern
ment, peace and prosperity. And whiis,
wc canno. but admire the "pluck and
fndomtabie perseverance of these. brave
men battling IL. behalf OF Dem"cF;acy'
r.c must condemn the course they are
n,,rsuins as their ACTION. and support OF
their proposed straisht-out' Democrat
ic candidate will only serve TO wcaEeh
Greclcv's chances for the Presidency
and fasten upon US :oranosher faur years
the tyrant Grant; with MS military c'irs
snd carpet-bag plunderers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
For covernor Cen. NJ. c. Bhtler.

For Governor, Gen. NJ. C. Batter.
We do not think it possible for any
man, with the good of South Carolina at
heart, to entertain for moment the IDEA
of supporting either of the candidates.to for
Governor now offered by the two wings
of the Republican party. Therefore. see
ing no prospect fdt reform in that party
we will 90 outside Of the Republican
ranks, and support for Governor that
gallant soldier and true-hearted Carroll
MIN. Gen. NJ. c. BUTLER. If elected,
he will serve with true fidelity to his
oath of Office, and discharge the duties
thereby imposed upon him fairly and
impartially to every man, without re-
eerd. to race .or color. If he is defeated,
we will have the satisfaction OF knowing
that ,ye'cast our vote for az honest man
and gentleman-and not for Frotigate
scalawag plunderer or a acarpet-bag bnbe-
.fo1.ar.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
/" You Pays. :YourS Money
Your ChOice.'.


We surrender much Of space to
dayto theproceedings Of the Republican
Convention, and also Of the Boilers Re
publican Convention lately held in CO.
lumbia. And we beg our readers to give
these proceedings careful consideration.
See the nasty elimination ard re-crimi-
nstion-the undenied charges of. theft
and bribery-the base villainy-the open
confessions of outright robbery--the an
;, blushing admissions Of plundeling the
tax-payers.stealing from the Pauper
Misunderstanding the school fund from
ignorant negro children-stealing from
the Penitentiary conyicts-the false issue
of millions of bonds -thebribes for votes
for office-fbr passing phosphate bills
and railroad bills-and validating bills.
All hands lying and stealing-and steal
ing and lying. Truly sad, shameful,
startling record concerning the infamous
Radical rulers of poor oppressed South
Carolina! "Bah p' in the language of the
snomaculate Orr, ,"it makes us sick to
think of it,
Moses. and Sol. L.Hoge, and thesMack-
,eys. and Joe Crews, and the honest Car
:doza, and Chamberlain, and Parker,
preaching Reform and running thercsu-
F.. lar Republican Convention. And Orr,
and Bowen, and Tim Hurley, and Cor
bin, the peerless fellows, also preaching
Reform, and Boiling. from the regular
Republican ranks because they (the Boil
ters) want honest men in office. What n
ridiculous farce! And how gloomy the
prospect of the "better times a'coming,"
so long hoped for by an outraged and
bayonct-ridden people!
On another column we present the
tickets offered by each OF the cenven-
tons. We have no choice in the tickets.
Have'no confidence in the Moscs.Car
doza. Parker Ring, and lessin the Orr
+. wen-Hurley Bolt. The one is'led by
"a reckless spendthrift and swindling
,sealawag-the other by a sneak Of ocar-
pet-bagger, charged with crimes that en-
inentlv fit aim forthe Penitentiayv.
Should there be those who differ with
us, and have preference in the matter,
we would only add: Do as you like.
"You pays Your money and takes your
choice.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
Insurance Notice.


HE Undersigned having established his Office at Edgefed General
Agent for the Cotton States Life Insurance Company
invites attention two of advantages offered those who
desire to effect insurance their lives Home Company
The Board Managers recent meeting passed unanimously the o
Lowing Resolution:
os That view Of the fact shat there unusually m large sums
paid for Life Insurance. to the Companies of the North and which
being there invested contribute to the enrichment of those sections
whilst South greatly nee cash capital prosecute success
fully Agricultural and Mechanical enterprises it is ordered that tor
the purpose of retaining these midst hereafter certain pro-
portion the net cash IRON amounting to not more naa
the same invested such be IN accord
the regulations Company sections which the
said premiums attained
(Signed) WIN. B. JOHNSON, Pres
GEORGE S. OBEAR, Secry
In accordance with the above Resolution Board of Advisory Trustees
has regularly organized Edgefed H. c. with the following
Officers. viz.
Maj. W, T. GARY, President
Capt. B. c. BRYAN Vice President
R. Q. SANS, Esq, Secretary.
the Company agreeable to the prescribed regulations
The Financial strength the Company places high rank It's last
Annual shows that the Company possess besides its large Guar
antee, $l7o for every 500 Of its liability
WI. w. ABNEY, General Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
nS,- The Aiken High Schools. und

~ The Aiken High Schools, under
charge of Professors Jas. e. Grassland
ana S. S. Laffitte, will open on the 10th
September next. These Schools--one
under Prof. Grassland tor young ladies,
and the other under Prof. Lafitte for
boys-are rapidly growing i'll public ia
vor, and are destined to take Il high stand
among the educational institutions Of the
country. Prof. Grassland is well and IA
vorably known in Edgefield and Barn
we'll Counties, and has for many years
had the reputation rs a teacher OF unu-
sual ability and worth. An advertise
ment from the "Aiken. High Schools
will appear in our next issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
state of South Car roiina

49, GDGEclELDs COUNI1, li,s'.t
IN PROBATE COURT. i. ,
Drury V.Scurry, Ex'or., q 49,,
VS..
ella w. Scurry, a$s..
oaran Hutf, Petition
.AnIla Is. Strotirer, ~ Tor
Jvnli neurry, ,Si Partition.
Jessie Srurry,
DenJ. NJ. Scurry, &C.
Jatues II. Scurry. u.
IN pursuance of an order from the Hon.
Il v. u. turner, Judge OF Probate, in
-Ae above cause, VIII proceed to sell at
.auyeiielu Court House, on the first Mon
.day III oeptemberne all that TRACT
OA PAttCEL OF LAND, situate, lying
-.n,i beng LII s;,id County and State, on
t,aluGa hlyer, containing Two Hundred
anu Thlrty-seven (237) Acres, more or
ess, adjoining lands of the Estate of
frank Payne, lands of the Estate of
,tanmore b. .Chappell, lands OF David
Richardson, and lands Of Drury V.Scur-
V, upon th64ollowing terms TO Wit:
The Costs and one-half the purchase
money in cash. The.balance of tie pur-
hase money on credit oftwelve months,
With interest from day. Of sale. The
..eCit portion TO be secured by Z Bnnd
md Mortgage OF the premises. Tnes
md Stamps Extra.
81 i. IL. McDEVITF, S. e: c.
Aug. 10, Ito H
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
Enr Solicitor.

at meeting of the Delegation for this
Congressional District in the State House
yesterday, (says the South Caroliniae OF
the 25th) a nomination was made for Re-
publican candidate for Solicitor of this
Circuit, with the following result: Run
kle received.s votes, ri. D. Tradewell 5,
and LEROY Youmans l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
T,he Patrons of EushandrY.

We are informed that local Grange O
the Patrons of Husbandry Was recently
organized at Meeting Street, with thu
following officers:
DIR. ID. C. Tompkins, Master.
w. L. Stevens, Ovcrseer.-
a. J. Smyly, Lecturer.
3. II. Allen, Steward.
Archy Lewis, Assistant Steward.
G. n. May, Chaplin, =, "a
Elbert Blcdsoe, Treasurer
Alvin Hart, Secretary.
W. c. Hart, Gate-Keeper.
Mrs. y. j. Smyly, Ceres.
Mrs. JAS. A...Eolland, Pomona.
Mrs, d. G. Tompkins, Flora.
Mrs. L. L. Stevens, Lady yAsst.steward
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29

stretching His Arm Across the Atlantic
Our townsman Capt. 81. W. Addison
proposes to stretch his arm pow and
then across thsAtlantic, sometimes leav-
ing money ON the other side, and some
times drawing money over to rest on
this side. He has become agent OF an
English Fire Insurance Company-sound
and reliable. See the advertisement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29

We will on next Monday morning, from iMpaTERs AUCTION
one CASE fine JAPANESE CLOTH Checked and Striped at Is es
S95SE 6NE CAS- CASE STRIPED GRENAD1NE at Is cts.
one CASE Satin Striped GRENADINES Black and White Grounds
various color Stripes 90 cts, regular price 35 cts
ONE CASE MoZAMBIQUE LENots &C., in mixed Striped and
Checked at II and 30 cts. regular price 80 CTS.
ONE CASE SILK BROCADED JAPANESE POPLNS at % cts sold
all round at so
THREE CASES pures makes and in DOLLY WARDEN
GkEEf BARGAIgs in R1QuEs NAINsooKs, LAWNS, SWISS,
&c. &c; in Striped, Checked, and Plain.
Real Llama Lace POINTS, Black and White much below regular
ewHoLEsALE ROOMS up Stairs TO which would invite our
friends p the Trade 49,
if requested and orders promptly filed
McCABE, COSTEELO & DAILY,
2aS Broad Street. between GAobe and Central Hotels
u,,<,,. A5UGYHsTA,, T GA.7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
4 Grand occasion in Graniteville,

On Saturday next there is to be a grant
Pic Mic in or near Graniteville, under
the combined auspices of the Masons
the Odd Fellows, the Sons VI Temperance
and the Good 'Templars. We acllnovl
edge the receipt of an invitation to attent
this Picnic; and, if nofhing'unforeseer
should happen to prevent, will hasten tc
he present at an occasion which promises
so much pleasure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-29
State OF South Carolina,

EDGEFlELD COUNTY.
IN THpC0URT OF PRoB4TE.
Bartiey NJ. Blocker and Smith Blocker,
Plaintiffs, against Abcer P. Blocker,
Emily Douglas, Nancy Furman, Char
lotte Guerard, David Strorler, Julian
Strother Otey Reid, Lucy Strothcr. AL
exander Reid, Stewart Reid. Julia
Reid, John 70 Blocker, Emily Cox,
Nancy Cox and Mary Coz. Defendants,
Petition Jo1 Partition.
TO Abner P. Blocker, Emily Douglas,
a Alexander Reid, Stewart Reid, Ju-
ia Reid, Emily Cox, Nancy Cox. and
Mary Cox, Defendants.
You are hereby required. to appear at
he Court Of Probate. to be holden at
Edgelield Court House, for Edgetield
County, OH the 7th day of October, a. d.
lS72, to show cause, if any you, can. why
the Real Estate, describcdin the petition,
lied inthis ac.ion, should not lie divided.
pr sold, allottipg to the parties in interest
he shares to which they arc respectively
'htitled. ..
Given under my hand and seal, this
list day of August, A.D., 1872
9. D. j.. TURNER, j. p c..
Aug, q ct IS