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pRAToE,s AsTasAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities
superior to gas. Burns in any lamp
without danger of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
the use of volatile and dangerous oils.
It's safety under every possible test, and
its perfect burning qualities, are proved
by its confined use in over 100000 fami-
lies.
Millions of gallons have been sold and
directly ordirectly-has ever
occurred from burning, storing or hanN
ling it.
property, resulting from the use OF cheap
and dangerous oils III the United States,
is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire
Commissioners throughout the country
recommend the ASTRAL as tie best
safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally
and at wholesale by the proprietorss,
CHAS. PRATT & CO., los Fulton Street,
New York. 81 6m
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COMMERCIAL.
AuGESTA. Sent

AUOCSIA, SepL ..
GOLD-Buyinga at Ia and selling at 10
COTTON-The market has been fairly
active to. day, with an increased and moro
general demand at lS4c. for Liverpool
Middling, closing ratherquiet, with offer:
ings better. Sales, 1875; receipts, IL;
bales.
BACON-Clear Sides, l2a@12l; c. r
Sides, l2i; Shoulders, 1Gl@ lO!; Hams
l61@i7;. d. s. Sides, 10@ll!; D: s
Shoulders, 81; Long Clear Sides, 1Ol@
109; D. S. Bellies, .l0t@l0!.
White-by car load, So; vel
low, s7!.
WHEAT--Amber, 81 65@l75; red
81 5O@l 65; white, 81 75@1 S5.
FLOUR.-City Mills-StoYall's Mill
The Pride of Augusta, $40 IS; Golden
Sheaf, 81 rs; Extra, 50 90; Little Beau
ty, S. SO. Augusta Mill--Gilt Edge
$l075; ~ No. i, 50 rs; Extra, IS so; Til
Top, SIS rs; o. X Superfine, 81 so. Gran.
ite Mill-Pilot, So rs; Sunbeam, s. IS
Double Extra, So rs; Fancy Family
$ll 90. Country and Western Elour-:
35 75GIl025.
OATS--White and mixed, G0@G5t
.;lack Seed. s5;, Red Rust Proof, S65 @46o
PEAS-We quote at 81 25@185.
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Charleston in Imminent Danger.

Charleston In Imminent Oane
Our brave, ancient and honored metro
polls, which for twelve years past mas
suffered so much, is, we fear, about 70
experience renewed humiliation ana
damage, by the passing of her uunioipal "a
government into the hands Of the Radi-
cal party. The annual election is to take
place soon. The Radical party is divl-
ded into two hostile factions Of one OF
these factions, Genl. Gurney is the favor
ite for the nomination for Mayor. OF the
other, one of the irrepressible and dead
ly Mackeys. The conservative candl-
date, from present prospects, will be
either Gen. Wagner, the present incum-
bent, or Major Boag.
In the meantime Gov. Moses, to use
the words of the Charleston Nc~s d
Courier, "has shown reckless disre'
gard of public decency' by appointing
all five of the necessary Commissioners
of Election from the Radical party. And
the election law is infamous OF itself
There is no registration, and any one
who happens to be in the city may vote
And should the result Of the election be
contested, there will be appeal from the
decision of the Commissioners-all Radl'
Gals. We fear for Charleston, but ear
nestly pray that she may come safely
through this deadly breach Of rascality
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Happy Every Day.

Sidney Smith cut the following:fron
a newspaper and preserved it f9Fsihim--
self. :aa... ST. s. M ~
When you rise in the morning, form g
sresolntioh.to make the day} a happy one
to afellow creature 'gt is.$easilY-done
lef.nff garment to the man whoineeds
it,akind wordsto. the sorrDwful San en-.
couraging expression to the striving.
trifies in themselves light as air-wiH
do it at least for the twenty-four hours.
And if you are young, depend upon it,
it will tell'when you are old; and if you
are old, rest assured it will send you
gently and happily down the stream oi
time to eternity, BY the most. simple
arithmetical sum, look ut the result. II
you send one person, only one, happily
through each day, there are three hum
dred and sixty-fiye in the course Of the
year. And supposing you live forty
years only after you commence that
course on medicine, you have made a.
600 beings: happy; at all events for
TIME. $3.50 S5-..... 80
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~- Daniel Ravenel; Esq, one of the
most respected and aged citizens Of
Charleston, died on the 7th. There were
few men whose lives have been more
closely blended with the history of that
city. He was more than eighty years OF
age.
@r The French Government has re-
ceived notification from Berlin that
France having fulfilled ali her agree
ments, the occupation Of her territory by
the German forces Is legally ended. The
evacuation of Verdun by the Germans
has begun.
g9- The insurance companies in Hart
ford have advanced their rates from II to
2 per cent, on account of the late nu-
merous fires in those parts.
Ms- The Chronicle & Sentinel, of Sum
day, says: Over hundred and twenty
five bales of new cotton were received in
this city yesterday. from various points.
The greater part Of it, however, was Of
an inferior quality, having been badly
ginned in the hurry to get it to market
One bale received from Mr.. G.. W. Han
cock, of Edgeheld, s. c., by w. H. How
ard Il Son was very fine, however, and
sold at l9lc. per pound.
rS,- The Abbeville Medium says: +" JAS.
A. Richardson, Esq, of Ninety-Six; one
of our most efficient and best qualified
Trial Justices has resigned his position.
He finds that the Office imposes too much
work for the compensation upon any one
who discharges Its duties faithfully. He
will be missed"
ass- We are panied to hear of the death
of Mrs. Iredell Jones, at Rock Hill, on
Saturday last, Of diptheria. Mrs. Jones
was the daughter Of the late Governor j:
Fl. Adams. She was Of bigh culture
aid refinement, and possessed in an
em:ne at degree the noblest Christian
virtues. So says the Columbia Phoeniz,
Of the 5th. q ~:
rT Ifthe Conservatives carry Virginia
this fall, it Is said that R. NJ. 2. Hunter
win be the new United States senator
fsen that ssets,
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u.s. Ex-Governor Foote, of Mississip-
.pi,g who has been engaged for severaf
weeks past in writing Southern remippi-
SCIENCES for daily paper, will soon, ac-
cording to current report, be appointed
by the President to an important foreign
mission in South America. The fiery
cnronicler of past events, whose denun
Citations OF Jefferson Davis and other
Southern men have proved rich reading
for the Northern minds for some time
past, if the above is correct, is to receive
his reward 1t is not strange to account
for the campaign literature of the ex-
Governor, and we may now hope to hear
that, like Longstreet, he has received
his thirty pieces Of silver and is sat
isfied.
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MONTGOMERY MA.

@- Thenegro population of Louisiana
is steadily increasing, while property is
as steadily decreasing. Mrs Gaines,
who by a recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States has been
placed in possession of property in New
Orleans once valued at twenty millions
of dollars, now finds herself in similar
position of the man who drew an ele-
phant in q lottery. Her property has
only nominal value, and the taxes are
exorbitant. She is poorer bhan'before
receiving her fortune; and no prospect
of better times ahead.
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General Lonsstreet Avoided Like a

General Lonsstreet Avoided Like a
Leper.
A correspondent Of the Norfolk Jour.
nal writes from the Allegheny Springs as
follows:
There are here, and have been during
the season, a number OF celebrities, who
have quietly shared the intercourse ol
their feilow-eitizeus from different parts Of
the country. Within q few days a not
yery welcome associate, General Longstreet
Of New Orleans, has put in his appear
ance here. 1t is sad to recognize how low
he has fallen in the estimation of those
who otherwise would delight to honor him.
He moves about without friendly recogni-
tim from any, though there he ..'ae are here ERE
has 6artered awey noble heritage, and
while none would harm. all are ready to
say. $50 let it ever be with those who
seil themselves for place and profit"
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For the Advertiser.

Mr.. EDIToR,-I desire small space
in your columns to call the attention OF
few delinquent, subscribers who
obligated themselves to aid in paying
the expense of survey of Railroad from
this place to the Pine House. The
work has been done, and the money ad
vanced to the surveyor apd his assis-
tants, but goodly number of the sub
scribers have neglected to pay their sub
scription-a mere pittance to each Of
ther. No reasonable excuse can he
given for their failure to pay. If they
did not expect to pay, they should not
have subscribed. They are men who
have money and could, if they so desire,
settle their part, and had better do 50
without further pressure. Come up,
gentlemen, and act like men. A.
Edgefeld s. c., 9th Sept. 1873.
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REDpATH.-James Redpath has taken
editorial charge of the Charleston CAa,o'll-
Gle, Will he write his lines in blood. 2
Nesc York Herald.
Alas since his name first made its ap-
peamnce, some twenty years ago, in
American politics, his path has indeed
been red with blood. No missionary Of
Abolitionism contributed more than this
vagrant English agitalor to bring about
the war. He was the precursor Of the
lrrepressible conflict and the trumpeter oil
the John Brown raid, and, true to his
name, his footsteps have been stained
with red from the beginning; and as we
still find him OIL the war-path it may be
so TO tho end.-Richmond Enquirer
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WINDOW lGLAss--Great attention is
now deservedly paid to the kinds o.
Window Glass used in dwellings. stores
and churches AL qualities of American
and French Window, Picture, Photo
graph, Cut, Ground, Enamelcd and Col
ored Glass, wholesale and retail, from
Mr.. P. p. Toale, No. 20 Hayne. street
Charleston, S. C. Send for price card.
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Now Trouble Begins.

The Augusta Constitutiona'iSt says
"Two boxes of arms and accoutrements
were distributed to the colored militia at
Adams Cut, on the South Carolina Rail
road on Saturday. Some of the recipi-
ents were halfgrown boys who could
barely stagger off with their rifles and
knapsackS.n
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DWELLING BuENED.-We learn with
regret that the dwelling house of Ephrainl
Thompson, who resides on Crowler's
Greek, near Wright's Ferry. in this Coun-
tv, was accidentally destroyed by fire on
the night of Wednesday, the Goth ultimo.
The fire was discovered about midnight,
and is supposed to have originated from
the cooking stcve.-Yorkville Enquirer.
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F- The New York Tribune was forty
eight hours ahead of the War Depart
ment in getting an account of the battle
between the Indians and the Yellowstone
Expedition. We should speak In warm
ly eulogistic terms of the enterprise OF
the great Metropolitan journal, but for
the fact, now well known, that the press
ofAmerica is far superior rteithe Govern
ment in all5that goes to constitute intel.
ligence, spirit and moral value. . It.ftA
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M- We see that Proctor s Candies
Extra Olive Soap is becoming very pop
ular in our city. Its quality we know is
superior, and being nicely perfumed we
are not surprised that consumers prefer
it, and that it has large sale. Sm27
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=
FACULTY.

o.
Up. GARYIN, NJ. D., Emeritus Profcs
sor OF Materia Medica. and Therapeutics
LEWIS D. FoRD;sai, D., LII. D., Pro
fessor Of the Institutes and Practice o.
| Medicine ~ .iaGr ~" 30 " q" r'
JOSEPH A. EVE, NJ, D., Professor. o.
Obstetrics and Diseases ef Women and
Infants. - 80 .'s
LA. DUGAS, NJ. D, Ill u .prvfes.
sor OF the Principles and practice of Sur
gerry, and Dean Of the Faculty. = F
GEO. w. RAINS, NJ. D.. Professor o.
Medical Chemistry and Practical Phar,
1f,acy. ~
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Pro
fess s n of Operative Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy.
EDWARD GEDDINGs, M. d, Pro-
fessor of Physiology and Pathology.
DESAUSSURE FORD, M. D., Pre- fes-
sor of Anatomy, and Secretary Of The
| Faculty. .n,;. a. -.
WILLIAM H.. DOUGHTY, NJ. D.,
Professor of Materia Medica and Thera-
peutics .H ..
ROBERT C. EVE, NJ. D., Demonstra
tor of Anatomy, and Prosector to the
Professor of Anatomy. 49,
A. SIBLEY CAMPBELL, NJ. D, Pro
sector to the Professor of Operative Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy. :.
S. C. EVE, NJ. D, Clinical Assistant q!
the i'ispensary.
EUGENE FOSTER, NJ. D., Clinical
Assistant.
CHAS. T. RICH, Janitor.
The Forty-Second Session of this In
stitution will commence ON the First
Monday Of November next aud continue
four months. 'st9
For particularSapply to a..a
.....,,.<.,-,,.s4,fE7i,, ..s4L q Ai nUG,As, Dean; 3;
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THE ADVERTISER.
Edeefield, S. c., Sept. IL, 1878.
From. s1s ,ooo,o to: ss, ,oouo, ,ooo.S

From SIG, 100000 to: Ss, ,0O9, 900.
In another colunliif we publish.a letter
from Columbia tothe Charleston Ne~s d
Courier, in which it is inteAigently mar,
rated that, atsthe. coming extra session
of the Legislature, an effortis to be made
to scale the public debt of the State from
SIG, 10000 down to $s,OO0,Ooo. This
scheme, it is said, will be strongly urged
by the Governor in his message. 10
paw interest on Ss,oGO,OOO instead Of Sl6,'
600 900, would be decided reliel to the
taxpayers of South Carolina. With nc
faith in the Radical party, and no nope
we yet pray that God may move them te
some such consummation.
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Sept. Sth, 18i
Sheriff s Sale
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.

EDGEFIELD COUNTY
Common PledS
E.. P. Coleman, for apother, Execution
vs.. against the
WA. Strother. Property.
DY virtue of the Execution to me di
Directed, in this action. Twill sell al
Edgefield G. H., on the first Monday III
October next, the following lands, stu
ate in said county and State, levied on rs
the property of the defendant, William
A. Strother, viz:l,..a.s -
ONE TRACT containing One Hundrcd
and Seventy five Acres, moro or less,
adjoining the Homestead of Defendant
Eands Of Ann Wiseinan, Estate OF w. G.
Eaulknerand J, G. SJrothor
ONE TRACT containing One Hundred
and Twenty-siX Acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands of JOHN Amacker, L. Mack
and B. j Quettlebaum.
TERMS-Cash. ~
Sept 10, 1873. At 81
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Wesleyan Felffae Institute,

M NJ "a, @ ...s sghgsESN !sI.15 q q x, Es i.7s ss
Twenty, three teachers pnd oflars. Scsneiy Etaaii
buildings elegant health unsurpassed: Il, bic CON;
sutonr herr test6ted; paplt ft,fh .alpthe tsta,es
frem Maryland TO 'EeNss. Boaphand ,S9llsge T,nilon
for scholastic year, S240. For haoSIe Of 6l pages
w. 1u "
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Sept 10, 1873, -
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIEbD COUNTY. - ,

-
EDGEFIEbD COUNTY. 20 :
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Angeline B. Hood, Pi',tff, Copy Copy sum sun
David H Hood, Defendant,J Divorce. =
To the Defendant, David II. Hood
You are hereby Summoned and re-
quired to answer 'the complaint in this
action, which is filedin the office OF the
Clerk OF Common Pleas, for; the said
County, and to seryea copy Of your an
swer to the said complaint OF she sub:
scriber at their oflice,at Edgeleid, u. H',
5. c., within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of the day OF spch lS:i
service; and If you ail to answer tho
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief. demanded in the
complaint.
Dated 9th 'Sontembee bee1s73.
GRIFFIN & BUTLER, :.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MQTICE

rs bereby Given that application WIN
d be Tsadetsat the nextssession oEHhe
Teeislature for Charter for "a Railxqad
from Edoefeld C. II. to Pine Honss De.
not. c. G. IA. r. R., with the privilege
IF r extension. aSS sSasa s,Aafss S2-
Aug. 20, 1873. Sm -
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To Dcufd II. Hood the Defendant IN this

To Daofd II. Hood the Defentlant IN this
Take notice that tbs action, is cor eorp-5; q;
menced for Divocsf In :he Court OF Com.
mon Pleas, in and br the Gonnty OF
Edgetield aforesaid. a,d the complaint,
together with the Summons, pf which
tne above is copy. wisfiled in tho office
of the CLERK of said Cart for said coun-
ty ,1at Edgefield o. h., in said State, on
the 9th day Of Sept. 1873. ,..s
GRIFFIN & BUTLER.
.'.i Plainifrs Attorneys.
Sn,at 9th .l2ia ~: ~ p :. 2H !.
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u C6nlmon Pleas
D. i. Thrm"r, Judge OF =
Probate, :! Plaintiff Judgment IN ut,
Milton l.. Miles, De- . Foreclosure
lcndamt.
NY virtue Of the Judgment Of Fore.
Sd closure in this cause, will sell VI
Edgeiield G. H., on the first Monday IL
October next, the Mortgaged premise.
described in said premises, consisting .ol
a TRACT OFLAND, situate in Edgticlt
County, on waters oil Shaw's Creek, w'l-
ters of Idisto River, containing Thre,
Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more III
less, and bounded by lands of james
Booth, - LdrricE, Bennett Smith. -
Lucas. and others: . q
TERMS-The costs and one-half Of tho
purchase money to be paid in cash The
balance Of the purchase money on acrcd-
it of twelve months, with interest from
the day of sale, to be secured by 'bonn
and mortgage of the premises sold.
Purchasers to pay for titles extra.
II, WALL, S. f. c
Sent Sth 1879 1t rs
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF THE
State of South Carolina
Augusta, Sept 10

CHARLESTON, S. c. .
VIHE Fifty-fifth Session will begin on
Il the 18th of October, and terminate
early in March following. The compile
ton Of the Hospital additions now ena-
BILE the Faculty to say that the CLINICAL
advantages Of the School are unsurpassed
at the South. >, -. ~,
In view of the Impoverished condition
of.the State, and the Beneficiary Scholar
ships created by some of. the Schools at
the South and West, the charges are now
only sufficient to meet current expenses
of the, Institution. j.
Board can be obtained in Charleston al
as reasonable rates as in amy large city.
Circulars sent upon application to
hr'~ r. A. KINLOCIF, M. D., 80
Dean Of Faculty. ..
Sept. 8, eowSt 81
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FINE sEGARs.

NTOW III Store superb lot of Fine
In segars, which we warrant to give
satisfaction, j.frG. /. PENN &SON.g I
Aug. ~ II 81
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Strrayed. e

ERoM my residence, near Mine Creek
q P..0,on the I'd fhst., 4 medium size
dark mouse colored Mare nv l.E,. about az. ,ls
5 years old, md rather square faced with
A blankmeatiN 'ise ,'Ro 20. H1T
A liberal reward will be paid ,lprf isas
recovery Of the said Mule, and any in
fbrn,atian concerning. her thank inl;e. fs-
ceiyed. r. JAS. .RQDGERS.M
v Mias aS Creek, sept Q, tt ''F''' ss@
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9. g: NEW GOODS; S; e: =: :.
9 9e-s4, ~ = sos
.'s'r1iho' - s FUN fdEs4-.aa ~ - ~. II
bas nan: - .os1e ,i1.42tn.E rs
Fall &. .'VVintter.s rade.
-. -
Cheathanl, Landruml: & Co..

= - = o. &, Park Row, 90 ''' !''l
Are now receiving VERY LARGE and COMPLETE STOCK
and varied all Whilst DRESS We
challenge comparisons both quality and price, as this our
Mr.. Cheaham has paid especial attention "a,
Our DRESS GOODS range from l3a $50 per
Japanese POPLNS very handsome at 70c &c., Y 81
$l525 per yard. ,.,,a: L -.
BLACK SILKS very cheap 7r.,a. asiT
sATTINEs all the latest shades At osc 70 sloo &
Plain and Corded ALPACAS 50 And Scots - - .i,
A beautiful line OF DRESS GOODS at so cts. per yard
We also beg call espeial attention to SHAWL DEPARTNN'
larger handsome and cheaper than offered
market before since the tel5! ~ @ -
We still have hand superior article Of LADIES SHOES manuac
tnred Buy hem they much cheaper the end than the
Eastern Shoes 5e5t5 I'd 1r TT .5s' 5!'! ~
Ladies TRIMMED UNTR1hMED HATS assortment
some very handsome and Stylish. - -
will be sold It retail low any market in the United
States. .s!e. .l.s seah IN D. stN'
Give acal you will econvnced that business
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Stolen or Strayed,
PETER PENN's BEST.

NEs!'fsy .iNs,3U isllt I4Bfl. ! &C
,4N ow in Store several brands Of PERI
fine CHEWING TOBACCO, jns re, };
ceived direct from virgipis from Peter
Pennt sIsbratedii lad iiSasa6n diisetotS uzii in
audtryae ~, q L. PENN q SON.
Aug. 27... II "
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Total, 1900 Gifts, all Cash,

Total, 1900 Gifts, all Cash.
amounting to.............-". III 10000
Tpsastssaapr wui be posaises shs,hsr sr,slJSshs
tickets are sold or moi, and the 1000 gins all taid In
proportion to the tickets sold i. 4 sS. ygttn y
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; Halves s95; Tenths, 81 Zach
Coupons Ssi Eleven. Whole Tickets for $500; 22,f
Tickets Sor Al 900; l1S Whole Tickets fSr &,Od0
227 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less
than 800 worth of, Tickets at time. -.
Tickets nov teady fof SALE and an orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal terms
givente thpss EhAhuS TO sell q snlu.
- = '~sf410SsE Es BR AN MLETTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky.. and Managsf Gin Concert,
Public Library Building, louisville, Ky.
Sent II ass
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Sept. 9th,,.lS - Gt 10
For Sale 8, Rent,

QyHE STORE HoUsE used ,.as the
1 Post Office, and the Tin Shop i4,E II e rear
ofit. Possession give, Immediately, II
desired, - ySD 'iI1 T.'WRIGHTfW
Sent. 10 n,,+f3 A~,....- It,s.-a . na fs3S !.
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'{'f Court of Probdte.
Wyatt.L Holiness Trustee, Petition
VS., for sale of
Lewis Holloway. Land.
IDY virtue of an order from the Hon.
ID D. l.. Turner, Judge of Probate, I
will sell at Edgefield c. H., on e-day
in October next, the following described
Tract of Land, situated in said county
and State, to wit: -
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing
Seventy7tive Acres, more or.less, known
as the Homestead Of Lewis Holloway,
Oil Stony, Lick Branch and adjoining
lands Of Wyatt L. Holmes and others.
sTERNIS:-C6sts to be paid in cash !;
balance Of the purchase money on acred.
it of twelve months with interest from
date Of sale, to be secured by the bond of
the purchaser. and mortgage Of the
premises. Titles extra d.
;.de ,s.s.;'- ~ Hp WALL, s. e. O.
Sept l0,s.....- At 80 ..s39
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