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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01
Estray. Madison Comnty.

TENAEES mp by JshR {. Harris, sth Dis
4 trict, live miles south OF Jackson, one
.mUlc, said mule Is dark bay horse mule,
ten or twelve years old, marks OF gear on
him, an old fashioned saddle and bride on,
about 1917 hands high. Appraised Al
$1,000. W. NJ. IIDWELL,
Dec. 2Sth, 1872. Ranger.
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McCulchen 4 CarulherS

t, Are agents FOR the following we'll known
aud reliable Fire Insurance Companies:
rhe Phoenix, Hartford; Phoenix, Brook
lyu; Niagara, n. Y, Georgia Home, and
Equitable, Nashville. oetS-ly.
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TEN YEARS
OF
SU H + M A e. Ny!
ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM
the remedy for curing
ONsuMpTION, COUGHS,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,

BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
ND GROUP.
AS AN EXPECToRANT 1T
HAS no EQUAL,
. is composed of the active principles OF
cots and plants, which are chemically ex.
-acted, so as to retain their medical quail
les.
ministers and Public Speakers.
Who are 50 often afflicted with throat dis
asses, will mind sure remedy In this Bal
am. LozenSes and waters sometimes give
elicf, but this Balsam, taken few times,
viii insure permanent cure.
WIN all those afflicted with Coughs or
Consumption, give this Balsam fair trial,
hey will be pleased with the result, and
confess that the SURE REMEDY Is FOUND
AT LAST.
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A GREAT DISCOVERY!!
DUNCAN'S CAMPHOnATED
$oG8p G1E GE B&ME,
most preparation
EVERY BODY SHOULD USE
.DUNCAN'S GREASE EXTRACTOR,
liz Hs s6s as rs @ % @ kinds sin" ""
Ladies Toilet Powders,
EA=a~-Or1nnz
wm ot teandwn
injury @ @ Ever n
APErzER
Z mi nnRa
DmansR is
'
~ "
c. F. DUNCAN'S Drug House.
No Shannon Street. JACKSON, TENNESSEE.
NO. 9 Shannon Street,
}. T. HAYLEY. W. A. HAYLEY.
]. I. HAYLEY & BRO,
Gen. Commission Merchants,
In the Brick Warehouse formerly oegupio'
by ). r. league,
Church II, cp. Presbyterian Church.
JACKSON. TENNESSEE

"JE solicit for storage and 20 >eil on
Wv commission cotton. 10 which spe Clal
attention will given. All cotton stored VIII
be covered BY sn open Policy Of Insurance
unless otherwise instructed. Charges for
handling cotton, as low a. any other house
in the same business.
We also solicit eOnsignmsntS Of Flour.
Hav. Wheat Bran, Irish Potatoes, or ANY
other articles Of produce. Bagging and
Ties, etc. etc. for the handling Of which,
including storage. our charges will be
uer cent commissions. Orders for teid
seed solicited, for which We will charge ~
per cent. snd the goods furnished at billed
prices to u. adding freight. We are agent'
for the celebrated Brown Cotton Gin, also
the world renowned Champion Mower and
Reaper. jan II n
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
aoBT. GATES, Local Editor.
NOZZLE ANp OHIO ROAD.

H1E tra.is for Mobile. arrive NJ ll:j0 pm.
sESurces train for Mobile ll;3J am.
Nail train Tor Columbus. Ky 1;io am.
Evnrcs. train for Columbus. Ky, 9."s pm.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
P,s.rurcr Train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jackson, Tenn, .-....-'' $50 pm
r'r'rr-s train for Humboidt,
Loves Jackson, Tenn, .--..-.- 40 am
those trains 60 no further than
Humboldt.
t's--aurrr train Tor y. Orleans
Leave Jackson, Tenn, ..-... ll.5D a. m.
Fxurr-s train for New Orleaus.
!ervos Jackson. Tenn .......- 1880 pm
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1t is Sold by All Druggists.


MERENGo, IND, March eth 1870.
Messrs. J. n. HARRIS + Co,
Gentlemen:-I write YOU Voluntarily, as 1
think the medicine should be known to all
suffering with coughs or lung affection.
Ny daughter, fifteen years Of age, was
attacked with severe cold two years ago,
and had all the symptoms Of eonsun ption.
have tried many different remedies and
all failed to help her, until the druggist
here persuaded me to try Aliens Lung
BalSam. bought one bottle. and the use
Of thSt ono bottle has elected permanent
cure; my daughter is restored 10 health.
write you this that others may know its
value
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Bank of tennessee.

The old and new issues OF the Bank OF
, tennessee, aud all other uncurrent money
taken a. the highest market value at
ETNDsG
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ST. JOHN's LopGE. NJ. 3}2-J. g. Pybas,
W H.: George q. Hughes. Sec'y. Meets
1T Monday each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01

I,CE.nH LODGE No. 45.--A. u. Joncs,
" NJ, J. G.. smith, Jr., Soe'y., Meets 4th
Friday each month.
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stss ouic rTsstInEs OF Jackson.

I,cRsON CoNIMANDEY, No. l3.-JOhn
hp-ter. Eminent Commander; John l..
Brown. Recorder. Meets on the 81 Non
day night Of each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01

CLINTON Y. =. CHAPTER. NO. p Jas.
O'Conpor. n. T.; Rev. +. McNsir, X; }. r.
Chrpren. :. Meets 81 Friday each month.
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Yours truly,
CHESTERFIELD wEATHERs.

ChES IERElELD WEATHERS.
What better proof OF good remedy for
consumption do you want?
NEW MARKET, Va, March eth 1871.
Messrs. Perry, Davis h Son.
Gents Last December was taken with
severe cough and was confined to my
room. But as sat meditatiRg on the names
II different articles | had in my store for
cosghs. thought would try bottle OF
Allen, Lung Balsam, OF which, at that
time, had no, sold bottle. took a bot
,le and opened it, and commenced using
with the most happy results, and WAS soon
entirely cured of my cough, since then
have recommended il 10 a number tffriends
and have yet TO ind siagle instance in
which it has failed. l consider it a com
plete cough curer.
q. +. SNYDER.
The Lung Balsam never fails to do GOOD
for those afflicted with a cough.
As an ExpcctOrant il has no
Equal.
Il i, harmless 10 the most delicate child.
So contains no Opium in any ToTn..
Directions ACCOMPANY each bOrf4e
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON CoTToN 1rARKEr.

Receipts light this week. The
market, however, has been strong
and active:
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Nlut-oS LODGE. No. 1G.-Jno. r. stark,
\. O.: ". =. Rohert.on, V. G.; A. g.
Caldwell, T.. $: !. II. Jones. Il. 5; Evan
der NcNair. Mectseverv Thursday night.
DEGREES conferred 81 Thursdny night In
ranh NINTH.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
In ChanceFy Court of Madison
County, Tennessee.
Geo. q. Perkins, vs. Melissa Deaton.


DN virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
- sale entered in the above cause 18th
December, so, will sell at public auc-
ton, the highest bidder, in front Of the
court house door in Jackson, Tenn, on
SATURDAY., MARCH sn 1873,
within the legal hours. the following de-
scriOed property, tO-Wit:
Situated in Madison county. Tenn, IN
the town Of Denmark, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning in the Estanaula road, runs
thence North so East, Is poles to 4 stake,
thence Souta l. $40 peIss 70 a stake thence
South $40 " est, l. $40 10 a st AXE in Jas.
Reds line, thence North 10 $40 poles 10
the beginning. Said property has dwelling
house on il, is the same heretofore laid of
and assigned by said Chancory Court 20
the said Melissa Deaton, as dover, and will
be sold subject to her dover interest in the
same.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of six
months, purchaser 10 give bond with sp-
proved security for the purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred
d. NJ. WISDOM, c. an.
Brown & Bullock, Soils.
Jan Dat
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ThOs. & RObt. N. Jones.

wholesale Grocers, No. s. West Second
Eireet. Cincinnati, o. Give this house
,Tial-they guarantee satisfaction.
feb. 2i-l1m.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
In the Chancery Court Of Mad
isOn County, Tennessee.

GlaFtOr Il lsOWlau1 ". " H. lNGlA- q ais.
DY virtue Of an iuterlOcUtory decree
ID for sale entered in the above cause on
the S0ih day of December, 1872. 1 VIII sell
az public auction. 10 the highest bidder. IN
front Of the Court House door, IN Jackson,
Tennessee, On
SATURDAY, MARCH s,L, I>75,
within legal hours, the following d, scribed
property, to-wlt;
Situated in Madison county, TeuUe-Sse,
beginning or 4 chestnut in the northeast
boundary line Of Jerry WilliamseE's land.
runs north l5SI{ poles to a stake, with red
OAK and hickory poiRters; thence east $
poles to a stake in the road, with red OAK
pointer, thence north 20 2-IO poles 10 =
stake on Carter line; thence east 10 poles
TO 4 stake on JOhnsOn's line: thence south
1872 10 poles 10 4 Sycamore corner Nith
red oak pointers in Biair's line; thence
West IS poles 10 4 sweet gum pointer:
thence South 1873, poles 10 a stake and red
oak pointer, thence West lsO poles 10 the
beginning.
TERMS OF SALE.-On q credit Of sew
On mouthS-cuujty al redemption barred.
y. NJ. WISDOM, c. & N.
Iomliu & TomlIn, sells.
Jan ., lSIJ-4t.
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STARK ENcAMPNiFNT. No. ln.-lt. r.
uashiell. G. T.; w. =. Robertson, u. r.:
.Ipo. T. Stark. Scribe. Meets every 2d and
tfh Tuesday night Of each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01

Jackson CoUNcu, No. Is, II. 4 s. NJ
Rev. A. W. Jcnes, T. |. G.. NJ. !. II. Chap
rcll Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
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In the Chancery Court of Mad
isOn County, Tenn.


Lorenzo GoUdell, ct al ". wilkins D.
Hunt, ri a..
DN virtue Of an intcTlOcuturv decree for
ID sale. entered in the above cause, on
the end dav Of Jan. 1916, will sell, az pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder. in front
OF the court house door In Jackson, Tenn,
ON Saturday. SIarch sthl .Is73,
within legal hours, the following describ-
ed property. to-wit: s. acres Of land, "
ing and being in Madison county. Tenn.
and bounded as fellows: Beginning al
stake, dogweOd, ash and two white oak
poiaters. the n. W. corner of the original
tract purchased by Avery Hunt OF Geo. A.
Connallv, also a corner Of Lyons tract,
and runs 30 poles to a stake with pointers;
thence East I20 poles 10 stake with poin-
tiers; thence North 90 poles 10 q stake, HEX
DRY and oak pointers; thence East 10 poles
TO 4 stake, with hickory and dogwood pOin-
tiers. thence North 20 poles to a stake in the
original lise near corner between the
said Lyon tract and ". Z. Hos lett; West
Ito poles to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ou = credit 81 :
months-equity Of redemption barred on
confirmation OF sale.
=. NJ. WISDOM, &. & NJ
and Commissioner
Tomlin Il T0m}in, >ol>. Jan 25-4t.
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w. w: CATESJ r., co.

FURNITURE, CARPETS. Oil Cloths,
Mattings, Window Shades, Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornicc FOR Windows, Moulding
for Pictures, at
Jan 2J-4t. w. ID. ROBlNSON'S.
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INCIDENTS

During the fire many acts Of heroism
were performed by members Of the fire de-
partment and citizens. At great risk Of
life, valuable goods were saved from the
flames. AS usual. many very wise and
knowing men, stood at safe distance and
suggested what ought 10 be done. Indeed
their eloquence on the occasion was full
up to the standard. Mayor King, and
Chief McCabe were on the ground, and the
police, under their direction, prevented
stealing and disorder to any considerable
extent. Better work was never perform
ed in saving goods. and houses in light
blaze were entered and valuables rescued
from the burning.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01

BEEF CATTLE-Net, 515@61sc.
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)NJECTUREs.

As to the cause Of the fire there are vari-
GUS conjectureS. 1t would be wrong, II not
criminal, to publish all that excited men
have uttered on the subject. Smith & At
water, COL, in whose house the dreadful
fire originated, say they left their store ear
IL in the night, after carefully putting out
the fire. They think that some one broke
into their store, and after helping himself,
set IRE to the establishment. We only
state the facts, as reported TO us. Let the
public form their own conclusions.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01

This terrible confligration admOnishes us
to prepare and provide for such Visitations
in the future. Let more cisterns be dug; q
fire engine purchased and q well disciplin-
ed fre department organized at once. De
lay has already proved disastrous. Ths
principal square of the city, bounded BY
LAFAYETTE, Shannon, Main and Market
streets has several old frame houses on II,
which, If ever involvedin 4 csnfiagration,
would communicate the fames-in spite OF
all present facilities-to the entire block.
Think OF the consequences and provide
means to prevent them. This is one OF the
highest duties OF our present city authori-
ties. Will they prove equal to the emsT-
gency? We think they Will.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

RESIoYED.-The New Hardware House
Of J. w. Smith & Co. la We removed to Ha
ley's late stand on shannon street, where
they invite the especial attention Of Coun-
try Merchants and farmers TO their large
and fresh stock Of hardware, stoves and
iron. They are agents for the Avery plow
,ltre.t ero,r, tho factory
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
In the Chancery Court of Mad
isOn County, Tenn.

EvUt. 1. Chester V. P. T. scrugs, et4I.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01
Every Day.

Fresh Oysters received al DADOS.
A BILL IL CHANCERY.-A rather rich
bill was recently filed in Chaneert. ItwAs
about a horse or a mare, hut we'll behane-
ed if we can exactly say which. The bill
however, uses the word "horso' all the
way through, until it comes to speak of said
horses colt, and then it says: 1.-THE colt of
said horse (Which is mare) ETC." Now
which is the mare-the horse or the colt.
If the horse is meant by the parcnthasis,
how could he have given birth TO a colt. II
the colt was mare WY didn't the bin say
sos This is knotty question for the
Chancellor, and wo'll be blasted If we can
see how he will decide which is the mare,
the horse. or the colt.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-02-01
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Jan 22d, Is73-4t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-05

It is a year since, the great rit,cz-
l,iosion at Kr;sia;;e. The re ;"r i.
now i mrrrird man. The lady .f,iv
i'ig him IN lis pretty rony-carriasc
is his vile, and pfetlies-and happier
woman is not to he found in the mid
land counties, nor one more proud ol
her husband; and as for The rector,
he has come TO look upon his early
theories rs ridiculons delusions; and
Is row ready 70 affirm that It wolGah
makes not one bit the worse clergy
mans wife for being able to ride and
to swim, or even to pull an oar upon
the river.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-05
THIS WORLD.

This world isa sad, sad place, 7 know
And whatsoul living can doubt it?
But it will not lessen thewant and woe
Tc be always singing about it
The2 away with songs that are i91l o'
Away with dirges that sadden;
Let us make the most of our fleetine
years,
By singing the lays that gladden..
A few sweet potions of bliss I've quaifed
And many a cup Of sorrow;
But in thinking, ol the favored drinSht
Tho old time joy borrow.
And in brooding over the Liter drink
Pain fills again tho measure;
And + thinh have 'sas'sa '"'' I" "SS'f'' &
OF the things that give us pleasure.
The world at its saddest is not all sad:
There are days OF sunny weather;
And the people within ii are not all bad
But saints and sinners tngelhcr.
I think those wonderful hours OF jane
Arc better h far t. remember.
Than those when she earth is o,;t ri SUM-
II the cold b!ral; winds cf November
Because we meet In the walks Of life.
Many selfish creature,
t. doesn't prove that this world oil STRIFE
Has no redeetning feature.
There is bloom uf beauty upon this tarisii
There are bonds and biosscning flow
ers;
There are souls OF truth and hearts OF
worth;
There are glowing golden hours.
In thinking over a joy we've known
We easily make it double;
Which is better by far than to mopc anc
moan
Der sorrow and grief and trouble.
For though this world is sad we knew
And who that is living can doubt it?
II will not lessen the want and woe
To be alwaES singing about it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-05

ltis said Iat there ia hoy III
Concord, New Hampshire, VII" cai'
repent tie multiplication sable back
wards. and lie is on!. q Years old
Ne inpw that boy. We wrre never
IN Concord, but We klNw him. We
live,l next DIOR to nat boy when We
were x boy, and ii IS not 50 lcng ago
but we remember him distinctly, He
always went to bed at S o'clock, and
lad " slight cough. He brushed his
hair bacl; of his ears, and carried a
store handkerchief, and Wien lie
PLAYED marbles it was to VIM He
always 90, nome from school before
We d. |, and employed 'ae 'terval in
detailing 10 his mo!l:er the bcliin
that boy next door was getting. And
indeed ave were getting IT, bit there
was no special interest in it'!or other
folks. lie vas .4he. model boy, the
boy our parcnta,,r ed 70 poiptto, and
speak of in tones% q ttalnelsd admir;.-
ton and rsgret, wi aiiedlhfiftiag us for
sittingg6n anything thaltlse than a
poulticee ,Hs never Seran. ayfrom
school ,snor "a a stole, IA norieYs ; E;bitEhe used
to tlros mud: on old people when
they werehi t booking; and uasel elGshly
throw the.cfedit on us. And then
to see that boy come around into our
yard with jam on his bread |! That
was the last feather, that was The
climax to all the sorrows our young
heart knew. We could willingly
have forgiven everything else, but
that jam upset us. 1t went right
down into our hearts, and it rankles
there yet. 1t sent us into the house
bawling for jam, and getting it, but
not on our bread. We remember that
with ghastly distinctness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-05
Insurance Notice.

HE Undersigned having established his Office at Edgfed General
Agent for the Cotton States Life Insurance company,
attention Of the advantages offered those who
desire to effect their lives safe Home Company
The Board recent meeting passed UNANIMOUSLY the fol-
Loving Resolution:
ozued That the fact that there unusually large
paid for Insurance Companies of the North and East which
sums being there invested the enrichment those sections
South greatly nee of capital
fully and Mechanical enterprises H ordered that tor
the purpose of retaining these midst hereafter certain
portion the from premiums amounting not p0r than
per cent be invested such be accord
regulations of the Company those sections from which the
said premiums attained,
Signed) VIM D. JoHNSoN, Frest
GEORGE S. OBBAR Secry
In accordance with the above Board Of Advisory Trustees
has been regularly organized Egefed E. Co. with the following
Ofceys, yiz:
MAJ; w 7. GARY, President.
Capt. B. G. BRYAN, Vice President.
R. Q. SANS Esq., Secretary .
the Company agreeable to the prescribed regulations
Financial strength the Company places high Its last
that the besides its large Guar
autee $170 every $l0e of its liability
NV. ARNEY, General Agent
Inn. 81 If 27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-05

HARRIS AS Don JUAN.-A Macon
man put on his wife's dress and went
over to see neighbor the other day.
The neighbors Bride was out in the
garden at the time, but hearing her
husband Laughing and talking, she
went to a back window and looked
in. She beheld what appeared to be-
lasty female capering around the
room and lasciviousfy huggiug her
husband. Setting her sna-b bonnet
firmly upon her head, and grasping
the handle of a superanuted case
knife. with which she had been cut.
ting vegetables, she sailed into the
room. The supposed female said she
jabbed him in fifty places before he
could turn round, and finally tore off
his false hair Then she satsdown
land cried. The abused man says his
calico dress resembles the ground plan
Of a patent sieve. :l,:sH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-05

around.
Mr.. Hallowes was very pale, but
perfectly calm. When he was ready
and while the men were busy hoist
ing up the rope which they had low
cred after the explosion, for the prop
er gear was blown away, Laura went
up to him and said,
l must speak to YOU before you
60, Mr.. Hallowes;' and she led the
way into & small wooden pay-office
close to the shafts mouth. The cler-
lyman followed lrer, and closed the
'!oor. She took both his hands, and
stood for a moment still AID silent
i'aem she said. May Col in HEAVIER
!,-@r go; and n.rct yan? Ynn need
'f.r:i;v FfII1.: y h; ~; i! il ca,
'ir"'r y,n IN Us !v,r!u! danger
tank tl.:,t | vii. Wit here 70 pray
i'ryou, have two lives | love at stake
thlt if you come not back, l SHALL be
ar life widow as wei rs orphan Go:
bis. you, my OWE dear love Nov
- Inc, and 60
He drew Gcr % han. kissed he,
.rr. ;.nd then opgninr il,c ':o,r o
il. she'd said 10 the wpin"n oats.ir
Lock to Miss lIernsLAwe, Che ha.
tainted. Now, men, let me down 4.
quickly as y"u can, khow what
have to do
Mr.. Hallowes was ontwardly a,
luic aud calm us when he entered
the hut; but the men noticed that Ii,
la,ad a bright, steady light in his eye
hat while before he might have look
t.et tlke 4 martyr Walking firmly T,
the stakes powyhes might have beer
soldier feadingla forlcln Hope. a
ne was lowered downinto utter dark
ness the clergyman might be trul,
said to have felt no fear. He knew
his fearG! danger, he knew that a
any Instant the blast of fire nigh
come which should send his body
mangled cInder 1ar up ABOVE TN
mouth of the shaft. But he knew
now that Laura Hernshawe love-
him, and aery fervent we're his silen
prayers that he might be spared t
enjoy the great happiness. Then, a
he knew by the Stacking of the spec
of his descent he was near the bot
tom, he gave a last appeal to Gou 70
protection, and prepared for his work
Already theamoke was almost. sitting
and would have been quite 50 ha!
he not Kept .aSwet cloth, With whic'
he had provided himself before start
E!ing, pressed across his mouth an
nostrlls, Z III his other hand he hel,
| safety-lamp; but the sharp FARM
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-06-05
MORE RE=Nl|=EW7 ==Nl|=EW ==G(T(OUDB
AT
Johnston,s Depot

begs inform the people vicinity Of Jhnses
pp and M gue ns gsserAay A that hat be has s received his q
partments
begs particularly his and handsome collection of
DRESS GOODS, every style and quality,
WHITE GOODS. varied and conn plete stock 'i.|
Lace COLLARS and SETS, IN all the late styles
ribbons full assortment, .s.p
TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS in endless variety,
Ladies Trimmed aud Uutmmed HATS very and pretty,
French and American PRINTS,
Brown and Beached HOMESPUNS
Striped OSNABURGS and Checked DOMESTICS, .--a :
Factory THREADin all Numbers. z1!a4
Cotonades Jeans Cassmeres and Linens for Goats and Psn
Brown and Bleached Table Damask
READY MADE CLOTHING, large stock for Men and Boys @
HATS for Men, Boys and Children, splendid stock,
sHoEsl Shoes Ny stock complete this line Goods,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, large assortment -
SUGAR. COFFEE TEA, Tobacco Segars, &c., - tsei
PENNS BOUQUET COLOGNE always on hand 1a
OF. CHEATHAM
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