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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-07-18

For Cooking Purposes.
EXTRACT LEMON, ROSE ORANGE, VANILLA, PINE APPLE,
full line of BAKING POWDERS and SPICES of all kinds
Toilet Articles for the Ladies'
PENN'S BOQUET COLOGNE. :.
POWDER BOXES very handsome PENNS EXCELSIOR HAIR OIL
c3MPHoRfcE NEaA Ro6GEs PREMIUM BEARS 6IL
TOOTH POWDERS and PASTE, HANDKERDHIEF EXTRACTS
GENUINE BELL COLOGNE HAIR POMADES TOILETPOWDERS
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, TOILET SOAPS all Flayors &c, &c
CHOICE GROCERIES.
HAMS, Clear R. SIDES LARD FLOUR, MEAL, SUGARS MoLAs
SEES SYRUPS TEAS COFFEE CHEESE MACCARON and all Goods
kept in first class stock which will be sold low for Cash
Tobacco and Cigars.
Always on hand supply of Choice TOBACCO and CIGARS
ss- Prescriptions carefully Compounded day night.
G. L. PENN.
June IL 25
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REGULARS VS.. BoLTrRs.-A joint discus
sion, nomiually, but virtually a one-sided
affair, was engaged in here on Tuesday. The
three following brass" guns, Rainsy, Car.
dosa and Worthingtou, representing Moses,
fell upon Sam Lee, Of the Boilers. The
meeting, which did not comprise more than
hundred men, women and boys, assisted
by about twenty Democrats, w,s . failure,
ss notice of it had been circulated extern
sively throughout the County, and it was
stated thst Moses would be here.
The Bsltsrs attempted to procure speak
on to meet the big guns, but were partially
Unsuccessful, As Sam Lee alone came to take
care of Tomlinson's side of the question.
Mr.. Rsiney was first introduced, and pro.
eseded to speak principally upon national
politics. His speech was good one, and
did him credit. He paid his respects to
the JOURNAL, for having Gresley's name at
its head, and sought to doduce the conclu-
Goa tuerofsou tbst tbs whites Of tte South,
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our Board of County Commissioners is moi
likely to be improved, looking at the Regular
nominees. If the Boilers succeed, perhaps
the remedy may come in greater economy
and the avoidance of unnecessary meetings
and consequent expenditures, but in any
other view We are unable to see grounds for
the hope. The financial affairs Of the county
are indeed desperate. The steuographer's
salary has been Unpaid for nearly year,
schools are closed, teachers school certificates
are, many of them, unpaid also, while many
poor pedagogues have sold their warrants
for about one-third or one.half their face,
and the presumptions are strong that unlaw-
full speeulations are being indulEed in, in re-
spect to them. The State appropriation has
not been paid and the schools will remain
closed until the taxes are collected. If Moses
is elected, the probabilities are that all the
money raised by the present taxes will be
required to retire the million and more of
pay certificates he has issued, and the schools
win remain closed for another year, while the
State will sink into irretrievable bankruptcy
and ruin.
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old Things Have Passed Away.

This 10 at least true Of the old method oftreat-
ing The long abused and much abused human
body. 1t is no longer considered wise to:put .
patient to the tortursin in order to cure him Of .
disease In which pain Is undermining the sner-
gies Of his system. True science ranges itself
on the sido Of nature, and endesvors to assist
her in her ight against disease. This is the
province .of Hoststters Stomach Bitters, the
most approved tonic ever advertised in this coun-
try. It MAY be recommended as q fall medicine
par excellence; for Il is in the fall that bilious
mess, dyspepsia and mslarious fsvsrs are espe.
cislly prevalent Tha'frame, exhausted by the
heats of summer, is relaxed and feeble at it's
close, and requires, we may sny demands, artif-
cial assistance. Afford 1t that assistance in oc-
cssional doses Of Hoststter's Stomach Bitters,
and the evils referred to may be escaped
Throughout the far West, and on the steaming
Siluvial soil Of the Southern rivers, all the va
rieties Of periodical fever are probably rife to-
dsy. Had course Of Hostetter's Bitters been
commenced by the su8erers month ago, :. G,
before the unhealthy season setin, seven n-sigtshs
Of them would in all probability be in their &C.
eustoned health at the present time. 80 much
for want Of forecast. 90 much for not keeping
in the house and using daily, the best safeguard
agaiut epidsmic and endemic fsvsrs.
As aocks Of impostors and imitators are try
ing to follow in the wake Of the great American
rsmedy. therefore be sure that the article you
buy is genuine and verified by the proper trade
mark. The trus article can only be obtained in
bottles. BswEre Of the spurious article that is
sold BY the gallon or in kegs. ~,
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Our CousrY ATPA1Rs.-The present
nsnt of the Grand Jury, found elsewhere,
win exhibit that there are evils existing in
this County requiring remedies, but that in
view Of the great difficulties in the way, the
Grand Inquest make no recommendations as
TO their rtnoval or cure. This was done from
. knowledge Of how utterly futile such re.
eommsndatiops would be, Is they have here
tofors been frequently made with NO result.
We have alluded to the condition Of our
county sfsiu 30 often In these columns .thst
xs deem it unnecessary to repeat it st this
time, The Judge also took occasioa on
Monday to comment upon them and stated
70 che Grand Jury that they wsrs in such a
state % 70 render it shopeless for them Or
hin TO suggest a remedy or provide cure.
Ehs Judge expressed the hope that hereafter
they pouh Be better, but We cannot indulge
ss1 1paA bape, ipasuucb % the uharss.as Of
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have eyer looked upon arc the Regular can
didates. They stalk about the streets with
downcast eyes, and hands in their pockets,
no doubt thinking Of the money they may
have spent to secure their nominations, and
Of. the devious ways in which politics con.
duct themselves. The "outs," we think,
look more contented.
Ksrshaw Lodge, No. 2s, A. F. NJ, will
meet on Tuesday evening, the 9th inst, at
their Lodge Room. The third degree will
be conferred on that occasion, and caudi-
dates are hereby notifed to be in attendance
in the ante-rooh Il 8 O'Clock, p. m, precise
ly, 80 Is not to dstaia che Lodge unnscessa-
rily,
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;FHxas i . small mud hole immedistely st
the corner Of Broad street and The abort cut
through the Public Square, east side. A
f.x sho.sllfal Of gravel would slli.- Il does
not hook 70 b. of any Consequences, but per-
sons Who have 70 60 that way home 1t night
Ssei j. rather inconvsnisnt sometimes TO 'ud
themselves up to their shoe tops in vsser
Just q they turn the corner, which is in'
rariably tho case sorthUs or four days after
rsia. And while this hole is being filed,
ff irsysr win be, We woald alsO suggest
tha. the old rotten post st the corner be re-
uesed also. Isis certainly Of no use, and is
only high enough to come in contact with
that portion osths body ofbenighted pede''
trians, which is extremely dslicsse and SEN
sitive.. ...
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ARxxayuI ArTAcK--ArrsxfrTo MUR-
pxR.Iua Tuesday night, or rashsr Wodsss-
dax nosninig about 8 o'clock, just an Mr..
william Risksn, tho vssshman ut the depot,
xas going 70 FIRE up the passenger engine,
he wss seresly assaulted BY three or four
mon, one Of whom, with trensnduoos blow
from some iron instrument, struck him on the
top Of his head and knocked him down. The
party than fell upon him with knives, cut his
right eye nearly out, made several insisions
in both his arms, and cut one Of his fingers.
A he. was struck he cried out murder,
murder" and his cries being heard bys CO.
lored woman living on the Hill above che de-
pot, she cried for Col. Blodgett, the coHduo.
tor, who rushed to the depot, but the ,ssas-
sins had fed. Mr.. Ficksu was carried home
and DR.. s. Bsruch summoned 10 attend him.
He now liss In an exceedingly preearisus
situation, and it is very doubtful whether he
receivers.
Mr.. Fieksa does not recognise any Of the
parties. The assassins did not sscteed in
obtaining any plunder, ss Mr. Ficksn for
tunstsly gave the alarm in time.
His faithful dog has not been seen since,
and it is thought he was killed.
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under the name Of "Conservatiyes," !" we're
Democrats in disguise, and that the jour
NAL, by having GrcsleJ's name at its head,
sought TO mislead the colored Republicans
into voting for virtual Democrat, though
nominated by the Liberal Republicans at
Cincinnati, but he omitted to state the fact
that the National Democratic Convention at
Baltimore, had also nominsted Mr.. Greeley.
This omission however, being very s'ight, is
scarcely worth taking exception to, when
compared with the many other grave and g.
rious falsehoods which some Of Raineys po-
litieal associates 50 frequsptly indulge in:
Sam Lee followed in q speech which
though delivered under great disadvantages,
YVES telling and effective. He reoounted
many of the misdeeds Of Moses and +. L.
Cardora, who, however denied bis statements,
and doubtless Lee knew what he stated
about Moses to be true, inasmuch as he was
born in the same house aud was raised up
with him. =. -
The Chairman was very prompt in cutting
him of at exactly an hour, (the time allowed
eaeh speaker - - .-.s,W-l..-..a.
Msssrs. Worthington and F. L. Cardoza
followed him, but we are compelled to omit
notices of their speeches for want of space.
We can say, however, that the speeches
were able and conservative, entirely differ
ent from those made BY them two years ago,
which were, in our judgement the most d'a
bolical and incendiary harangues ever heard
by us. We were glad to note this improve
ment.
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Special Notices.

- ,,,.,,..o .,. nav
AsTHMAAny medicine when Wn IL t .ES pnv
oxysns OF this dreadful disease WIN pe naneu msh IVY
by thousands Of sufferers the cerlncates waica ~ ~
company JONAS WHrTC0NBs hEAEpf, als ei .tuu, @ VIZ
ny svs IN sns ost severe csses Joseph Burnett
~, nron,ietors Roston.
wv 'p>f1' ..,,,
c,tx :, ctv tom ststs 70 atate the fame of Dr. WALK
Trla yyayIItaIT YnEaIp BrTTERs as specific for all
OF the stomach bowels and liver is con-
tnnay eTsending It's voluntary missionaries are In.
nnmerafie and pubc enthusiasm In its favor spreads
fsster than prairie nre.
DON'T SLIGHT TYoUR rERTH-Remember that upon
tbelr isor the health of the stomach depends. Keep
then neyfecf and IN order 10 do So manipulate them
With brush dipped in the ragrent Sozodont, once or
twice day.
WHO VIII sITFFER 1T ts now a years since DR..
obias, Yenetsn IMMINENT was put before the public,
vsIranftn1 10 cure Chronic rheumatism, Headache,
Cuts Burna Bruises Old Sores, Pains In the Limbs,
Bscf and Chest and It has never failed. Sold by all
DrueQists Depot, 10 Park Place, n. Y.
pop nysprpaIA Tndioestion depression Of spirits,
onG nans,si debiIty In tfer yarious forms also as
aosinGt Feyer and A9ue and other inter-
intent feyers The Elixir Of Call
made BY Csswe hsssa tS Sea soGc sna AZ Ionic
500 Dy ~ ,nr, @ Seuer nr nther sickness Il
lot 10. pa.easS5 ae,s5 fe0o'efins i'oN' i'''' - -e
nAs no equAi.
THIJRsTON,S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
Tina bes article known for cleansing and preserving the
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The CoTTeN YIELD.-Any one who looks
At our cotton fields and sees the quantity Of
open boll, awaiting the attsndou Of the
picker, would be disposed to believe that an
immense crop will Be made, but the more
careful aud wary planters regarding the 81
feet Of drouth and rust, blight and the cater.
pillar, yin tell youthst the crop win nqs Be
more than an average one. Consequently,
the price of cotton, when this fact becomes
known, will 90 up, and all who are able TO
hold their cotton ought to do 20.
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Joseph D. Dunlap a Receiver, ] :,

Joseph D. Dunlap as Receiver,
vs.. Fl. "a.
Henry Webster
By virtue Of fa's In the above case, will sell
in front of the Court House in Camden, on the
first Monday Seventh day. Of October next,
the following property
S6f acres Of Land in this county, bounded
North by Sanders Creek and lands Of Paris
Watts, East by Hand Of Cornelius Williams,
South by lands Of Joseph Brevard, seipio Will
liams, and west by Wsteree River. Levied on
as the property Of Henry Webster.
ADD
All that lot Of Land in Camden, on West side
Of Broad-strest,' with the buildings thereon,
bounded North by lot Of DePass, South by lot Of
estate Of Elias, east by Broad street. Levied on
as he property ofP. B. Wood, at the suit Of E.
J. Conway. assignee.
.TERxs-Cssh, purchasers paying. for papers
and stamps.
aug Is, I'd v J. P. BOSWELL, 3. Il G.
Sept. IL. - E.s-., ..
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TIE MOSES FAcTIoN.-On Friday night
of last week, the streets were vocal with the
shouts of the Moses adherents who had been
down at the Court House listening to the
harangues of Purvis and other lights of that
faction. We believe in free speech, but not
in the indiscriminats bowling of parcel Of
drunken men. The police should look after
all such cases, as men at public meeting
have NO more right to disturb the quiet Of .
town than q single individual gone "lone'
hand on drunken spree.
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'.11I...-,. 0RIrVII & HOpykAI, Nlws-
X.1r Ipy1srIaI1o As1Hfa NJ. .6eSaA Nrsa.
4 HzIIse.s. ND:. ..e a.iy ss,sSrssd e s,ssss so1h
N sSsSsv sse rsqlestsd 10 leave thstt fsyofe vtsn
Shis NSsss. fhis Arn has excsptlonai nsnIiuWs s -
DlSsfng sdvsrtissnsna shespS 80 1S -, h, ous.
\ etasya yass.s: ssess!aag saass asSsss ''sA ~'''
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LOCAL Dors.-A change from warm to
cool has taken place.
Old farmers say the signs indicate an early
frost.
Mr.. C. SILVER, Clerk of the Court, was
sick on Mondsy.
The election for officers Of Wateree Di-
vision s. of T. was held on Monday night
The result il announced elsewhere.
Mr.. JAMESON opened tho Orphan Socie.
ty school on Monday morning with % schol.
ara, and fair prospect for moro.
Messrs. W. D. Trantham and j. W. De
Pass were admitted to the Bar At the pres
snt term of the Court. The Examining
Committee were Messrs. Davis, Leitner and
DsPass.
There has been corner" made in school
certificates lately, and we heard that rich
harvest has been reaped by the purchaser.
| Perhaps we arc mistaken, but if "the Court
knows herself" we are not.
Many of our subscribers have responded
to our call for their subscriptions past due.
and We hope that others viii do likewise.
Some took offence, but it is hopeless to try to
please every body, though, Of course, no Of;
fence was intended.
A Mosesite, Purvis, of Columbia va. over
here day or two ago. John A. Chesuut
the Boilers Chairman, followed him up to
Liberty Hill and peeled some Of his hide Of
though it was tough IS an elephants. We
learn that he was compelled to resort to ly'
ing in some instances. Whenever this is
done it is sure sign Of weak cause. On
Tuesday, Mr.. Purvis got very drunk. and in
attempting to speak made fool of himself
yas uost uneasy abd sest'sss fsllows y
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Our readers will see, by reference to our
Advertising columns, that the merchants Of
Camden are prepared to offer extraordinary
inducements to purchasers at this time. A
glance at these advertisements will show .
gres. variety Of goods Of every description,
aad we venture to add, that none. of our
friends will object to have their stocks over.
hauled by any one who thinks Of investing.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 10, 1877.
Col. D. WAR AIKEN: General Deputy
Grange No: $50
WORTHY RRoTHKR: I have the honor t
inform you that the Masters, Past Masters
and deputies in South Carolina ere hereby
notified TO convene at Columbia, on Wednes
day, October 8, at two clock in the afternoon
for the purpose oforganisipg the State Grsnge
of South Carolina. You are most respectful
ly requested to be present. a'.S'
Charter members Of the Order and al
who have received the fourth degree can be
present.
Yours, fsternally.
- @. H. KELLEY.
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Far SourH CARoLINA RAILnoAD.-We

Tn, SoUrn CAROLINA RAILnoAp.-We
publish on our inside, to-day, the aex schsd-
u,e Of this railroad which went into effect
last Monday. The hour Of leaving Camden
b 7 20 A. NJ. an hour and Eve minutes later
than before, fact which, is very acceptable
10 trssslsrs. Other material changes have
sssa made lor the particulars whereof We re-
fsr our readers to The schedule itself.
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LOCAL. NEWS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church. DeKalb strest--Rsv: A: J.:
Stokes, Pastor-Services .: lot A. IL. and r
N. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday a.
4P. NJ.
Presbyterian Church, DeKslb strsss--hsv. >.
n Hsy. Psstor-Services atl01 A. b. and A Z.
N. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting on Wsdns'dsy
at y P. N.
E,1scorAL CHURCH. Raw. B. 7. d. pstsr.-
Sunday, at II o'clock A. N. ana X. NJ
Wednesday, at 5, Pm. '.u
Baptist Church, Broad street-Rtv: A. Z:
Dn,Spm ps,tor-Serviees at-1oi A! N. and
P. u. on the second and fourth Sundays Of
each month; Prayer Meeting ThufsdsJ ssS r.
II
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BpILulNa IsyEaEsrs.--We again cal

BgILulNs IsyEsEsrs.--We again call
tassateution Of our many readers to ths I'D.
ssaItissment in another column, of Bull
Aersi msisrials and supplies. TO these in
wans Of any articles in this line, We say,
send for circulars and price lists from the
great Southern Factory Of these goods, and
extensive sales-rooms of Builders Hard.
ware, Marble Mantle Pieces, French and
American Window Glass, &C., &c. Address
T. P. ToALE, 20 Hayns-st., Charleston, s. G.
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Camden Cotton Market.
CAMDEN, 8. G. Oct. 8, 1872.

CAMDEN, 8. c. Oct 8, 1872.
Since our last report the market has risen
about cent, but today there seems no ten
dency for further advance. We quote
the prices to-day AZ ranging from l53 to l6f,
according to quality. Sales for the week,
BOG bales. Shipments 521 bales.
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We are informed that It ID the intention
Of the Boilers to support Mr.. J. r. Suther-
land for Judge of Probate. We inferred as
much from the fact that they nominated NO
one In opposition to him at their Convention.
So the Judge may make himself perfectly
easy a. TO his election.
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DxsgSGcsIeN OF A Gin HousS.-We
NARA sorsy 70 learn Of the destruction by Ere
saf Mr.. Il G. ELLEssE's gin house on Mon
day night; smounting, 30 We learn, to nearly
thirty bslas d cotton. Further particulars
vs hass hssa unable to gather. s.-
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Southern Express Company,

CAMDEN, SEPT. IL, 1872.
Until further notice, AL orders 70 call for
freight paeksges to, be forwarded by Express,
6P. IL, It whfck Hour ne wagon viH os,l for
them. ;ta g.
Money Parcels ,osIr viii be received at The
hotel from to Z 80, p. N. -.
!. B. DESAUssuRE, Agent.
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THE SEPTEMBER TERM OF CoURT..This
Court, which by the law, ought to have
commenced on the third Monday Of last
month, has been postponed from time to
time until last Monday, when it was conven-
cd by Judge MELyes, who arrived here on
Saturday last.
After taking his seat, the Judge made q
brief address to the Grand Jury, reminding
them of their duties, with which they ought
by this time to be pretty we'll acquainted, as
they hare served for two terms already. The
acting Solicitor, J. n. DAVIS, Esq, gave out
the following bills Of indictment:
The State ". Osborn Williams, Wilson
Williams and Aaron Bracey, sor larceny.
True Bill. ....... -
The State ". james Marks, for rape. No
Bill. g., ..-.... o
The old criminal docket was then sounded,
the only case thereon being the State vs.
Flora Douglas and james Reid, for assault
and battery, Messfs. DePass & Hay for the
defence, and the case being ready for trial,
It was gone into on Monday evening, and q
verdict Of guilty as to Flora Douglas, and
not guilty as to James Reid, was rendered.
The Judge sounded tho Common Pleas
eslsadass I and 2 on Monday, 20 as to ascer-
tain whether the juries would be needed,
and the result was, that NO case was found
for tsial.
The Judge again took occasion to state his
| gra.i6cation at the want of crime in this
county, and congratulated the citizens gen.
orally upon the fact.
The Grand Jury were directed to visit the
various county Offices and the Jail, and il
possible. the County Poor House, and to
make their prcseutment thereon, as soon as
they were able to do SO.
The Grand Jury made following present
ment at this term of the Court:
| To Ra Honor SAMUEL W. MILTON, Judy.
ofhe fifth Circuit. ....
The Grand Jury beg leave to make ths
following prssentment at this term Of the
Court: .....'. ..s
l. They have examined the County jail
and End that it needs partial recovering
to prevent leakage, but otherwise it is il
good order. r,o, .@I
2. They have visited the various County
Offices, and 30 far as they are able to judge
they are generally well kept. "a'
8. The Poor House is represented to be
in good condition, one Of the Grand Jury
having lately visited it..
4. The Grand Jury regret to report tha
the Public Schools haye been closed for some
months for the want Of funds, the teacher,
have not been paid in full, and the Stat
appropriation has never been paid, so tha
until taxes are collected, they must ofene
cessity remain closed.
5. The Roads Of the County are reported
10 bs in bad condition, and though the Com
minicaers hsve summoned the citizens Il
wosk, the reads have hitherto remained un
6. The Grand Fury, in view of che mani
fold difficulties that environ the subject
have no Recommendations to offer as to th
removal or cure Of the evils which they hav
reported.
Respectfully submitted. -.
| W. E. JOHNSON, Foreman.
September 80, A. D. 1872.
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oun Aass7s IN CHAnLSsTos.-Thead advertising
agency Of Walker, Evans & Cogswsl, represent
81 bJ Roswell +. Logan. Esq. is the only suthor-
lied agent for this paper, in Charleston.
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Meetings.

wArRREE DIVISION NO. 9, 8. or T.--At-
tend the regplsr meeting Of -FOUR Division ss
Temperance Hall on Monday stening at o.
clock. By order Of W. p. ~
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PnsosAL-Ths.-H Hon. Foster Blodgstt,
Of Georgia, and son arrived IN town on last
Saturday evening, on visit to their rels-
sioh, our kind friend, Col. =. b. Blodgett.
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TIN AGRICULTURAL GRANGE.-Wateree
Grange, No. 43, meets on the 18th inst, at
Temperance Hall. at 8 o'clock, p. M. As the
election for officers takes place at that time,
full meeting is desired.
We call attention to tho following notice :
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FOUND.

A plain GOLD BRACELET, with slightly or
namented border. The Bracelet was found at 0
point opposite the residence Of Oapt. Joel A.
schroek, on Monday morning about 10 o'clock.
The owner is requested to give o small reward
to the finder, Jack Csntey. Apply at,ths
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Aug. 29-k