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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-27
DRoCLAMATIoN is',aa,a e ~,
BY the Governor Of the state Of Texas.

~ NAACs NNOlNClAAvAf " bAe DAAtE Oh AGA1l.a
: wHEREAs, Vacancies have occurred in the once Of
District Attorney IN the First, Nineteenth and Thin
ueth Judicial Districts in this State; and
WHEREAS, 1t is desirable that said vacancies should
be hlled at the next general election,
Now, therefore, /, Edmund j, Davis, Governor Of
Texas by virtue OF the authority vested In me BY the
Constitution and laws OF this State do hereby order
and direct that election be held for District At
torney In each Of said Judicial Districts, tO-Wit:
In the First Judicial District composed Of the coan-
ties Of Green, Chambers Liberty. Hardin, Jefferson
and Orange.
In the Nineteenth Judicial District. composed Of the
counties Of Montgomery ard Harris
In the Thirtieth judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Grimes San Jacinto Walker and Madison
Said elections to be held At the various election pre-
cncts in said countless and az the same time az pro
vided for the election Of other State and district on
GERS, to-wit, on the second day Of December, A. D.
The returns OF said election viii be made In accord
ance with Section twenty Of the eeclon law Of this
In testimony whereof, have hercunto signed
my name and have caused the great seal Of
lSEAI. the State TO be Affixed at the city Of Aus
tin this first day OF November 4. D. 1873.
EDMUND j. DAVIS,
By the Governor:
JAMES P. NEwcoMB, Secretary Of state.
glI.1nH uOo david
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Miscellaneous.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN.
From the court house IN Austin, on Saturday night
October H. light bay horse mule abort fourteen and
half hands high. branded u in Two Places Ion
shoulder and thigh shod il 'front.' and tho hair on his
hpbone turned about, or curled, showing that IL has
been rubbed. The mule tied to post az the cor
ner Of the court house by hiaheck Wit rope about
i've feet long; had head-stall OF bride without
reins and good Texas Saddle about half cfu the III
strap cut and sewed together the buckle tongue on the
on side 81 tie grth + broken, aud tied with Wilde
string - u
Fifty dollars reward viii be pad for thereturn Of the
mule 20 this oce o. information leading to his recov
cry and the arrest and conviction q the thief o.
twenty-five dollars for eiihor. Addren
nos Nm, = o,,,, !; =. y 4 H ~
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whole ackeis ESQ. halves 90. fS.ttr D,
eecn colpolt "a eeIt1 whole tickets Tor 11f0. ar
ura.N t.f 4lg1Qs li1 whole DcE1ts Tor 46410. "a
...9 worth % Tickets % tIna
ne unparalleled encces1 ~ IRE fhil1 CA fso4e.,i
- Wel - .1e f1liefaclion Gsti. ~ fhe FirEf ~
se.e1t' nake. only nccetenlY % a1noanco 90
ECrFll GIFT Concert vii be connrf Ii II IA fslriIs
IKE re third, and sui particulsrg nsaF - ral ffc
uho apply Tor them = -
e.sl. nov ready ~ tsIe. end 81 orders scconDs-
red ~ ~ ncney pfsI lIic1 sibclal terms river
~ l1c1e Who buy - eeII 1r1ln
ItIoe. ~ Blh1fLT1TE
AsElt f41I Al9l. ~, and Manager Gift c1rferf
fublIc Lbulg BniifiDe, Lo1i19IlIr ~.
1ulG G1HfFif
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miscellaneous.


MARRY THE NEWS!
. The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway, having
completed and opened for business their North Eastern
Extension missouri Dvision) from Sedalia to Hanni-
bal, now running their Elegant Equipped Trains
through to Hannibal without charge.
Passengers for points in Northern Missouri, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota the Upper Mississippi region,
Northern and Central Illinois, Chicago, Michigan and
the Great Northeast will find this the Shortest Cheap
est and Quickest Route. Through Cars a0iH eontinne
to through 10 St. LOUIS without change, via Sc
dalia as heretofore l.- ~. s,..,...s
For full information to time and correct map Of
this line and its connections address,
JAMES D. BROWN, 9 & THos DoRwM,
\! een1 Ticket Agent, Gen1 Pass Agent,
Sedaha, Mo. St. Louis Nc
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Only 10000 tickets YIN be sold ana one-lalf Of theto
are intended for the European market thu. ieaVinr
only 1000 for sale n the United States where O00
were oiepoeed o. for the Third Concert. The dckete
are divided into ten coupons Df parts, and have on
lheir beck ne scheme With Tad explanation q the
AZ this concert which wiz be The rrandest Inrrica
denfef sum Of - - 10y
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81, . O O. o o o


divided into g 900 cash gifts VIII Be dsllibnledby iol
.nonf the ticket holderethe numbers o. fhe lirel1
q ee drawn iEem one Wheel ~ blind children and TIE
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{. j. P. DRoMGooLR.
Pfop'r, Louisville, Ky.

Woman's Medical Adviser neat little book con.
taning causes, symptoms aud treatment 81 an ofii.
nary affections aictnR the female sex, car be had 81
enclosing % cents Address above.
% Sold in Austin, Texas Wholesale and Retail 81
Alexander Son, ana Ben. Il. Thompson.
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Total, 1900 Cash Gifts. anonufIne 10 rfr11o1
Ihe distribution viii Sc positive ref,r n ~ 49,
e. sold not, and the ~ 90 ffa IA .~f Il rr-
portion q tne tickets aoidan nne0ld flckefa BEING
reprea1ulnd In the frnrIrf - t -
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PRocLAMATIoN
By the Ssovernor or shO state Or Texas.
$500 REWARD.

$500 AEWAHDs
To all to whom these presents shall come:
Whereas, Il has been made known % me that On On
about the tWenty-seVenih day o. August A. D. 1873
in fannin county, IN said State one JAMES Ran
BRIGHT did murder one BOB BRYANT, and that the
said James Hambright is sti at large anda fugitive
from Justice.
Now, therefore, J. Edmund J. Davis, Governor o.
Texas by virtue Of the authorty vested IN me By the
reward Of i've hundred dollars for the srrcst ard def-
cry Of the said james Hambnghf % the sheriff 81 Pan
Mn county, inside the jail door, said reward y Be paid
upon his conviction.
IN testimony whereof, Thaye hcrcunto signed
SEAL my name and have causcl the great seal 81
the State 70 be a6sxed, e the oity 81 Ans-
this seventh day Of F0fembcr, A. ID. la12.
EDMUND y. DAVIS,
By the Governor Governsr
noy1I It'd stw
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LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Principal Once a. Nashville, Tennessee.
OFFICE5RSi
Ed. FARNswoRTH. President.
G 3. HALL Vice President.
T. l. MARSHALL, Secretary.
WM CHDsEY. General Agent
KLIZUR WRIGHT. Aetuary.
This company issues policies on all the approved
plans. An It's policies nCn-forfeitahle after two
annual premiums paid. Policy holders participate
IN the proffs OF the Company.
DTVDESDS DECLARED ANNUALLY
No restrictions on travel o. residence
No extra charge On Female Riszs-
All tie losses paid promptly.
Security eqal to any Company.
=. A. BLANFORD.
state Agent, Austin. Texas.
~ Active Agents wanted. Apply 70 state
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DRocLAMATIoN
BY she eOvernOr 81 ana STATE Or Texas.
t4Oo BEwABD.

TO al % whom theee presents shah cone: Where's,
i has been made noEn 70 ne that On ~ sbout1lhe
county, ln ael1 elele. one JOIN 4ADN dIl murder
one bBilt.J. BOYD. and that Tie zaid JOHN HADE1(
a ltiu q large ard fugitive from iagiice.
Nov, therclOfe. j Ednund j. Davis Governor ~
Texas By virtue 81 tho a1fhorilF vested n ne b. he
Constitution and laws q aaid ftal1 q hofcbV oal
reward o. four hundred doarl for tie aFE1 and e.
livery 81 tie said JOHN YhDEN ofhe ahai1 q he
county, inside he jail door sid reward % Be- pad
On conviction.
IN testimony whereof q l1ge herennfo eI4ncd
ny name ard baFe cnr1cd ~ greet seal ~
tEAI-i the State % b alixod, e ne clT ~ Ans
tn, th1 twenty second d1y q Aogfnscf,
EDMUND }, DAVIS,
..s..slfr.F at ~ Hr150fI q. HOI.frof.
~ the trFgrotf GHl I1I 1toE sltti ~
5AMEs ?. AEvcoHE, Secretary ~ STATE.
no11 IA 1fr
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The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
With its connections is the Shortest Quickest and
Only Direct Route from all Points in Texas, the In
dian Nation and Southern Kansas to St. Louis, HaEni
ba Chicago and all prominent Eastern Points. Rates
as low and time quicker than any other road in the
mar ct. All claims for loss, damage overchargo
promptly settled Merchants ordering goods from the
East win save time and money BY consigning NJ,
X. & T. Railway.
d. A. FREER,
Genl Eastern Agent, $40 Broadway N. Y.
nl d. r. WILLIAMS,
Agent, as Clark street, Chicago.
GEO. w. LILLEY,
Contracting Agent 404 Walnut street. St. Louis, No.
r. ith W. GAGE,
aff sttftIf Agent, Hannibal, No.
l'l J.. W. BURCH,
Contracting Agent, Dallas Texas.
a ffJff w. p. ROBINSON
jan14 WY Gen1 Freight Agent, Sedalia, No.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS

WE ARE NOW OPENING UP THE LARGEST
ever on The market Also brides blankets haltcrs
and whips in endless varieties Every description 81
Texas saddetrees Special attention paid to the rigging
q stock saddles 20 order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Country merchants would do wen 20 call before
purchasing for We keep constantly on hand complete
and general assortment Of every thing belonging 70
our line Repairs done well and promptly. Good
work at low prices. Opposite Brcmond'e, Austins
Texas. aus WIN
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The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized V specln
Get Of the Legislature for the benefit Of tho Fable -
hraly q Kentucky, will take place III Public kbsny
Hall At Louisville, Kentucky
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AND ORPHAN FUND

Active energetic agents wanted IN every organized
county Of the State. Apply to the General Agent,
Marshall Tsxas mar1s-dwtf
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Miscellaneous.


GRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
FoURTH GRAND GIFT cONCERT
rOErnr nkstrlr OF run
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKYi
10000 CASH GIFTS. sI.5Oo.ooo.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS GIFT
$4,000 . for @0Os
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GEN, A. T. HAWTHORNE, GENERAL AGENT,
Texas. ONCE at Marshall, Texas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
! Legal Notices.

ID. q. Turner Esq, Judge Of Probate,
gives notice that A. Ramsay Sr.a, viii
apply for letters of administration on
Estate of P. A. Eichelberger, dec'd., on
the 25th inst. Mrs. Charlsey Armstrong
for letters Of administration onthe estate
of John Daniel, dec, d., on the 25thfinst.
w, o. Carson for letters of administra-
ton on the estate of Brantley B. B.Bryan,
decd, OIL the Goth inst. And J. II.
Cheatham for letters of administration
ON thee estate Gnthsredge Cheatham,
decd. ON the 25thiinst. +! hIsiifs. "a
Sheriff Wall will sell for cash, on sale
day, ,nelxS, Qn addition to the lands adj
yertised elsewhere in the Advertiser)
two hundred acres of the Poor House
Tract of Land. at the suit Of W. p. Dorm
vs The County Commissions of Edgefeld
County. -'s ~ ~ t.-s
Also, six hundred acres land belonging
to w. A. strother, adjoining lands, of D.
R. strother, S. Clark, Mrs. F, Murrell
and others, at the suit of E. P. Coleman,
for another, VS. w. A. Strother. Terms
cash. Also, one. steam engine, saw mill
and fixtures, at the suit of Eugene sny-
der VS. I. s. Chipley, jr, r. q. Hutchin- au1
son and T. S. Chipley. Terms Cash.
"A. Harris, Deputy o. s. Marshal, will
sell, for cash, atAiken, on salerday in i,
Now, AT acres Of land, lot OF cotton
and corn, and one mule. the property OF
the defendant WmISteyens, at the suit
A. J. Roundtree vs. ". Stevens lst and . Wade
Helstein.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
The Port Royal Commercial.

The Beaufort Republican,, which, for a
year or two past, has been edited, with
great intelligence, dignity and good feel
ing, by Mr.. J. G. Thompson, and with
which we haveh particularly pleasant
intercourse, has changed its editor and
its title. We regret the retirement oi
Mr.. Thompson, who has, even in South
Carolina, shown that it is possible to con-
duct a Republican paper with perfect
dignity and ;conscientiousness -
The paper is now "'lled the Port Royal
,commesrcias, and is e,iited and published
by Major E. W. Eyerson, a'weil known
Journalistic of,the State, and although still
printed in Beaufort. will be devoted t"
the development Of our great seaport
Port Royal Major Eyerson's Objects
8 noble enc, and wewish him great and
quick success.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Social Equality.

1t is very plain that the New forl
courts do not intend to have any socia
equality foolishness at the North, however
complacently that sort Of thing may be
viewed in South Carolina. There is g
State statute which was intended to open
public places to the negro, and, under that
statute, three men and brethren" sued
Lester Wallack because he refused to al
low them seats in his theatre, on account
of their color. The cause was tried before
Judge Barrett. Wailack pleaded that he
excluded them for reasons other than thel,
race, color, or previous condition. Judge
Barrett rules that Mr.. Wallack need not
swear to his answer; and since Mr.. Wal,
lack states that he excluded them Tor Other
reasons, the negroes could not suhstantiate
the charge that he had denied them seats
because they were black, brown or yellow
So, the social equality programme is a dead
letter in New C5ustitutionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

g Our lien" men, white and col
ored, those who have been luxuriating
for the last nine months upon the mer-
chants rations, fine dress goods and no
tions, are now wearing woe begone coun-
tenances-faces as long as Sarling's pedal
porambulators, two feet to the yard-and
will not be comforted. We are truly
sorry for them-not the IS inch feet, but
the lien men,"-and would urge them
not to be discouraged, but to pay up
promptly as far as they are able, and be
extremely cautions another year on the
question of "liens'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
complim ent to an Edgefield Man.

Compliment to an Edgeheld man.
The last number of the Quitman (Ga~
Banner speaksSin the following comph-
mentary terms of young Edgefeld
man of a prominent family, and possess
ing troops of friends in our County. Mr..
Griffin. who took up his abode in Quit
man a year ago, is now on a visit to his
family, and we are all glad to shake him
by the hand once more:
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Our friend
and townsman, Mr.. N. L. Griffin, was
admitted to the bar at Echols Court this
week, after highly creditable examine
ton. Mr.. Griffin is young man OF tine
talents. cultivated. tastes, and pleasant
address, and we predict for him great
success in the profession Of his choice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Adultery and Murder.

sr!Lou1s, Oct. IA special dispatch
from Carrolton, Mo, gives an account OF
d terrible tragedy enacted near there. Rob-
crts Austen, young farmer residing near
Carrolton, suspected his wife of infdelity,
and Friday last left home, saying he was
going to the ST. Louis fair, to be absent
several days He went to the depot, but
returned and secreted himself in a closet
i'll his wiftsbed room, .srmcd slth adouble
barrel shot gun. The wife soon retired,
and shortly after Elijah Haley entered the
room and undressed himself, and as he was
getting into bed. Austen sprang out and
fired. sut missed Haley, and the shot en-
tere,! his wife's abdomen. Austen fired
nqain at Haley, killing him instantly.
Mrs. ,Auste, died Saturday evening. Aus.
ten surrendered to the authorities. All
Ethe parties are highly connected. g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
,Clisby q Lynch, in Show Cases.

-
We do not mean that these handsome
and attractive young gentlemen have
actually been placed in show cases for
exhibition!4 We only mean that their
taste in show cases and show case con-
tents is brilliantly cxeInplified this fill.
In fact such multiplied and indescribably
sbeautifu Toilet Sets, Perfumes, Soaps,
Toilet Articles and ornaments in general,
itwonId be hard to find this side of New
York. As for the new Drugs, and Medi-
scinss, andi9Liquors,i and Groceries, we
say nothing. We simply point to the
ns'g advertisement of clisby & Lynch
lin another column. Their grocery de-
partni sht is Immensely enlarged, and
their ttsshois establisilmentsis one Of the
most thoroughly stocked eyefkno,w in N,
sEdgefseld. AS toJ.thot gentlemen them
sseiSss ~ far from being In show c'.ses.
, ti.ey i,ss stirriAg round actively from
morning until night, in behalf OF their
deiigbt ted CUSTOMERS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Insurance Notice.

Zsszf@
HE Undersigned having established his office at Edgefe as Genera
Agent for Cotton States Life Insurance company
invites attention the advantages offered those who
desire to effect insurance their lives in safe Home Company
The of Managers at recent meeting passed unanimously the o
Loving Resolution
R0e That view Of the fact that there are unusually large sum
Maid for Life Insurance. Companies OF the North and East which
sums being invested contribute the enrichment Of those sections
whilst our South greatly nee of cash capital prosecute
v our and Mechanical s ordered that o
the purpose Of retaining midst hereafter certain
portion Of the receipts from premiums amounting to not more haI
m nr cent of the same be invested such accord
an the regulations the Company those sections from which the
SAID prs@umT Tsauan arc "'"s" VIM B. JoHNso Pfes4.3
GEORGE O'BEAR Secly.
In accordance with the above Resolution Board OF Advoy
has regularly organized Egefd a. c. with the following
Officers, viz: f'sA t''2s ~
MAJ w r. GARY, President
Capt B. BRYAN, Vice President, - 49,, - y, -
This oard is now prepared business and invest the funds
the Company agreeable to the prescribed regulations;
Annual Statement the Company besides its large n
antee $l7O for every 800 of its liability
80, T9,'3.l. q. Nj. w. ABNEY, General gent.
iJnne 81 iSslt3t<5 = IT, =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

ns- An Omaha, Neb., telegram, dated
the 18th, says: A fierce prarie, fire,
most destructive, has just occurred. 1t
swept over twenty-fv miles ofthe coun-
ties of Jefferson and Saline. Ten chill
dren. who were unable TO escape from
therapidly spreading flames, were caught
in the fiery embrace. and three were
burnt to death, and the Others terribly
burned, some of them beyond the hope
of recovery. Several parties in attempt
ing to, rescue the children were badly
hnrnad
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
|. .aPnhIic Accommodation.

Since the recent change of schedule on
thee C:& AgR.R q, Messrs. Wilson;and
David Grice, Mail; Contractors between
this point and Pine House, have again
commenced bringing up the mail on
Sunday, although their contract requires
them TO carry the mail only six times Il
week. For their obliging consideration
of the wants Of the peoplein this matter,
they are justly entitled to, and have the
thanks Of the reading public Of this
community. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

Es- We are pleased to announce, on
reliable authority, that the Johnston's
Brass Band will attend the Sabre Club
parade5and drill on Saturday, the 9Th
November. Their presence, and their
excellent and soul-stiring music will
add greatly tothe OCCASION Z .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

The most Unhappy Person in the world
is the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark
and gloomy: he feels "out of sorts" with
himself and everybody else. Life is a
burden to him. This can all be changed
by taking Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide
if Iron Cases of q years standing
have been cured by it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Drugs for CoIlaterals, Medicines for
Margins!

Nopanic, no death Of trade at the Drue
and Grocery Establishment of G. L
Penn 4 Son! Drugs for collaterals, Medi'
,cines for margins, Pills and Bittersfo'
bulls and bears, Sugar and Coffee fol-
puts and calls, rule at Penn's. No talS
Of impending disaster there. The only
complaint is Of overworked proprietors
and tired clerks. Night and day they go,
until the roses are actually washed out
ofthe cheeks of our gallant young friend
the junior partner. ,.,,
- .. For the new card of G. L. Penn & Son
we beg universal attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
llonor 3 : aeeeh' y b. Island . .AgrlcuItu

ktOnVF go u = s -
saa1 1S u: :asS zss:ass = ~ y a sG
.aeo Drssd..R Cnol, of Beech Island . who !
= se siit;wif agliout :his State and Geor-
'1 GID ass o,ie of the best cultnralists
a1dJsssayists in this section of country,
shasiFaesntly BEEN made the recipient 81
allaldsome silver pitcher asa prize from
skexsssgfla stsseS gficalsnrsd Society,".
tad hrs aiss, Keen hnnorsd by Ieing De-
vi fsI fSs aaRa y Y y g ~ tPAt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23

= 80 On Thursday last, Mr.. q. H. Tur-
ner, Judge of Probate for this County,
who had been arrested Q day or two pre-
,,ssiously, mn tho charge of perjury ap-
pearedi before A. Ramsay, Esq., Clerk
'of the Court, and gave bail in the sum
;Ios Gvsshundrsd dollars, for his appear
{. {. ancs sas thD nsxt term of Court. e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
A Card !!

LIN order to protect our Creditors, as
we'll as ourselves, from any loss thatmay
arise from the low price of Cotton and
the excessive pressure in financial circles,
Reso,ued, That we will sell no Goods
without the Cash or equivalent from this
time out-excepting Bagging and Ties to
those we are furnishing.
CHEATHAM, LANDRUM s. co.
Edgefield, 8. c., Oct IA tt is
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= n H. t4IF III - -
Is, Auld Lang ,SyDe ~

our,ld friend, George Damn, Of Ham
burg, is still engaged in the Grocery
BUSINESS at the Corner Store next to the
Council Chamber. George is still fat,
akiAd,y, ,;apd genial. < May his shadow ",
never grow. .lesst "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-23
Local Items.

On Sunday last we had rain, for the
first time in three or four weeks. Mon
; day wasicold and lowering. On Tuesday
morning, a big frost, but blue skies and
bright sun. Vigorous resumption OF
cotton picking, after the Sunday 9 rain. (