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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
ms- A convention of grangers, h

r. -
ns- A convention of grangers, held in
Atlanta, Geo., onthe a6th of November,
adopted resolutions to establish direct
shipment of cottap to Europe; to urge
The rerunding 6fSbe cotton fax tolegiti-
mate claiIiaats, .ibd the removal Of MI
Afies exaptsol c6ncedcIluxu-
.ries. Tllegindorb and urge theconstruc-
stion ofths AtiMrie and Great Western
Canal. gle coryention adjourned sine
die.
asSr EliasCl ny. colored, while hunt
ing last wrtE.ss.aihallre neiglborhood of
Halscllville, in, ,3lester County, accident
ally sllot.liimself aIhe .iarnd ,resplted
in his death In afcw, hours
g4TFor tlle GAt time in the ijistoryIIot
tho r'rp,ilhicfhe !nnnal message of Press
ident Grant, scntto Congress on Tues
day, contains no Illusion to Divine PROV
idcnr ,fiif!!1 J. SI'sss ssissitf
&S- Colonel Rlbcrt Morrow, Postmas-
ter OF one of the Arizona departments q
the army, committed suicide at his room
in the Occidental Hotel, San Francisco,
California, on tie 26th of November,
with u dragoon rsyolver. He'fired three
shots The last fine he put the muzzle
OF the pistol intd his mouth and blew his
brains out. Morrow, formerly, was the
private SocretarE. of President Johnson.
No cause is known for the suicide. -
10 The Georgetown. Times states that
on Tuesday last afairand beautiful young
lady, the daughtr Of George w. Chris
tie, Esq, had suddenly, come to her rdeath
from the effects q a dose Of strychnine.
es- In Aiker they are operating a
newly-invented machine for cleaning
cotton from stall. leaves and hull. 10
seph Ralston, anpxs Texas Ranger, is tho
inventor. H. 1t.,e,., .yp. 4 os
rY A large farm was .recemtly sold
near Milford. Val at$6 SO peracre, which
a number of year, ago.. brought $50 per
acre. aE
re-" Mr.. Speaker Blaine made little
speech to the members of the House OF
Representatives, Who had elected him
for a third term d 6service, in which he
remarked that tlie.' true science'of Just
government is to: lve to each INTEREST
its full and fair plaI, expressing none by
undue privilege ," What a pity that MIR.
Blaine and his fell lw partisans haven't
learned 10 practic what they, preach!
The sentiment GUIDED is no doubt the
true political gospe. But then we have
no confidence in he sincerity of him
who proclaims it. ~. '.'' '.-2h'.
~ brownsville Texas, tried to or
ganize a Sunday sclool, the other day,
but the three men yho wanted to be su-
perintendent got ito a fight, and the
crowd marched OF to see a shooting
match over the creG. .,s., ,e.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
until after night. The fight was over

until after night. The fight was over
tho county treasurer of Abheville. The
appointment of Il. N. Tolhert was finally
confirmed
In the House another effort was made
to fix time for the election of chief JUS
tico, but it failed. The opponents of
Judge Moses are waiting tc Tx upon an
available candidate Judge MacEey is
spoken of. Wright declines to be can
didate.
The calendar was not reached, nearly
all day being consumed in the discus
sion oi' the report of the clerk as to the
number of attaches, and the questions
springing therefrom. The clerk report
ed thirty-three attaches, eight committee
clerks and twenty five others. a bill
was introduced to make the treasurer of
Charleston an elective office.
On Friday, the 5th, in the Senate, Bov-
crly Mash introduced a bill to remove the
location of the State Orphan Asylum
from Charleston to Columbia.
Report of tho Committee on Finance
on Joint resolution to authorize County
Commissioners of Edgefield to levy
special tax of three mills, to be levied Mt
the time Of tho general tax, was orderm
lna third reading.
In the Ionse, the Republican Printing
Company received stab in the back by
Dowlcy introducing resolution that
committee bc appointed to ascertain the
reasons why the company refuses to en-
ploy colored printers, and to recommend
some means to compel them to cease this
unjust discrimination OH account Of color;
also to ascertain who are tho members OF
the corporation. There was considerable
lighting over it, but it was finally adopt
cd by vote of fifty four to twenty-seyen.
a concurrent resolution was also adopt
cd that the encouragement and the
treasurer ascertain where they are and
secure The plates OF the Bank of the
State. There IS an apprehension that
new bills may be struck off since the
decision of the Supreme Court has made
them valuable.
In the Joint assembly w. J. McKinlay
was unanimously elected registrar OF
mesue conveyances for Charleston. The
name of + j. Adams was withdrawn.
II, the House Putfer introduced bill TO
apnropriate one hundred and sixty-five
thousand dollars to pay claims held i'll
trust by A. O. Jones and Josephus Wood
ruff, being pay certificates, bills payable,
sc. There is an evident job in the bill
for Jones says that he holds no such
claims.
A resolution was adopted to pay per-
sons actually employed as attaches of
the House. outside of the regular list
authorized by law, which latter number
thirty-three. The number of outsiders
was not stated, and is unknown.
Paris Simkins introduced bill to in
corporate the Rising Sons of Benevolence,
of Edgcfield County. =
The Senate proceedings on Saturday
were unusually uninteresting.
In the House, the Speaker announced
as committee to make certain inquiries
relative to the Republican Printing Com
pany, Messrs. Bowley, ,Puffer, N. B. Ny
ers, ]. D. Boston and Crittenden.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
A Poor House Sold By the Sheriff!

The Poor House of ofWllliamsburg Coun-
ty was sold by the Sheriff on Sale-day
last, under executions against the Coun-
ty. BY this transaction the County is
nulcted to the tune of nearly two thou
sand dollars, and the Paupers are house,
less unless arrangements can be made
with tho recent purchaser to give them
shelter until tho County Commissioners
buy another Poor House. These model
business transactions were certainly un-
known among US when white mon and
Democrats ruled the land.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
m Senator Sumner is now very n

as- Senator Sumner is now very much
exercised over the ingratitude of some
Of his colored admirers. They SER
enade him., he opens his doors lsrs1 free,
and. then several black sheep lnl the flock
pick up everything they fndlyinsaround
loose. Heiwas ssfenaded! i! = few nights
since, and now he m0nrps ths lS9SIs af If tsYo .sYgo
foot.rugs (which were imported BY him),
) vase and other articlesj which as
using every effort 10 recover. ''@
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
273 Acres of Land.
. 'P'uuiiicc' iSaIe!'1 !'''''' 7.'

"IIlLbe sol,lat the latn residence of
.Ix1sMrsa IillKN ns Hill .deedY 4 miles
n. w, Of EdgeAell Z. H., sale Sommenc-
inERt % ol0ok, A. NJ, on'Tiiursdny, 18th
Dec, tli8 following: 9'a'nt 1iiI eaA'y.altJ
One light two horse ROCKAWaAY aud
'ssaH Sas HHf6@k' Us 'siEswtlNs MACHINE,
y, One PIANOFORTE, seIttSilS ,'leoiiar
d.PICTURES, ,sand Sufilstous rotl,er ar.
tioles, .es,O.ts.8 .v,,,n,,l no,e
HRgsshS SlAsad M EitGhell q uRNSI1,TEqkE. q #
dollars, Cash. Above ten dollars Npjaya.
thleast) MasWhotie2k withaNdte oahf Sc
eprlty, bad, sls
sai ,to1 oil, nj .yQHN b 3I.! HIl,hr IIllhfr
Deo. 0, .a'os o5S SF4IS t7s siioai'ssd 5ia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
The Negro Forever and Eternally a
Bughear,

E u
It would seem that the negro is to be
forever and eternally a bugbear-and
NEST particularly SO among his own
white Radical brethren. Ten daysago
it was announced from the Nortlfthat
naval recruits could not begathered. for
the punishment of Spaniards because
the whites had got wind of negroes be-,
ing received into the same ships and on
the same footing. Tho white Yankees
could not fight for the vindication of the
glorious flag if they had to do it along
side of negres. Oh no! .. ..,.........-,.....
And now, in our own Legislature, the
Republican Printing Company of South
Carolina-white Radicals, and very nasty
ones at that-are being hauled over the
Goals by Representative Bowley, anegro,
of Georgetown, because they refuse to
employ colored compositors, or to work
side by side with the same. A Commit
tee has been appointed to examine into
this unjust discrimination, and to report
the names of the persons composing this
Company. So we shall probably be
favored with the patronynics Of those
deluding and dolusive carpet-baggers
who dare turn up their noses at the
"nan and brother" For you may be
sure they are carpet -baggers-not scala
wags. In justice to our native scalawags
let them be high or low-it must be
said that they always go the whole hog
or rather the whole niger,
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.sa Sheriff s Sale. ,-..
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.

,a.a EDGEFAELD COUNTY. ,,
g. :. Vs. nensz' Execution on Lien l,
Frederick Jackson. 49, 49,. p 20
PY virtue of an Execution to mo di-
ID rected, in the above stated cause, ]
will proceed oisell at Edge6eld C H.,
on Tuesday, the 2Sd December next. the
property, to- wit. -" 49,
ONE BLACK MARE and ONE COW
AND CALF. = 5"ai -" 49,.
And by virtue of tho same Execution,
I will sell at, Mr.. Clinton Wards Gin
House, on. Wednesday, the oath of Do
cember, the following property, viz:
Two, thousand and eleven pounds oi
COTTON, in Seed. Us the property of the
Defendant. ........,.......,-..,.,.....,
Terms, Cash. '"', : .'''''' % 2 80
~ -s" II! WALL, S. Z. c.
Dec g. .. 3te 81, 90 ..tt4 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
THE CAUSE OF THE Plight

was about suit which had been brought
by one Meux against Theodore Davis tor
two thousand five hundred dollars. DAVIS
swore that he had paid the money, and an
produced the note as evidence, and Mr.
Thompson, ST., eontended that the note
had not been paid and that it had been
surreptitiously obtained from hls desk.
Such. I am informed, was in substance the
origin of the difficulty which terminated
80 seriously.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
A rERnIbLy colNcIpENCE.

A father and three sons were arrayyed
AGAINST father and three sons, and whilst
I write a father and two sons lie dead IN
one house, while father and two SONS lie
wounded in another. Both families live
on the same street, not far apart. The
battle, for such it may be called, was short,
fierce and decisive. There was no Kicker
ing All the parties were cool and deter
mined, AID not shot was fired at random
or without aim.
The dead will be buried in one grave
tomorrow, and Wednesday, the Goth Of
November 1878, will hereafter be known
as the Bloody Wednesday in the hlsto-
ry Of Harrodsburg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
.eORIIU AIRY. /.


"We laid him doIii, 90. = s''s'.'''
In those white slfouded arms, ,a+
But some voice .tm us. that in after years
He should know ;anght Of passion, grief
or fears"
DIED, Oct. 18th |ls73, at the residence
of his grand -fathS, Mr.. George Bell, lit
tie GEORGE WILLIE, son OF r j. and
H. NJ. TowELh, abd one year and nearly
eight months. ,..,......,.
Our little lamb Jas been gathered into
the fold and we brow because we can
no more behold I'm here. Our darling
is dead TO pain a4 weariness Alive to
joys unspeakabl9 Dead to trials and
temptation. Ali1 to the companionship
Of saints Dead , earthly ties. Alive
tn the realization Z u Heavenly Father.
Eternally alive. l,f.,. Z.
He lives whm we call dead"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
Land Sale,

TXTILL be sold on TUESDAY, Cad OF
wv December, at the OLD HOME
STEAD, on. Big Creek,- in Edgeaeld
County, S. c Seven Hundred (7Q0l Azores
of Land, (lhe Heal Estate Of JACOB
HALTIWAEGER, deceased, J. adjoining
lands Of San Samuel !lsa Webb Mrs, Carson and
Said Land Will bs Sold in three (s) sep.
arate tracts, and plats of the samo will
be shown on the day Of sale. .a.is..y
TERNfSEOne third Cash. The balance
on credit of one and two years, with a
mortgage on the premises to secure the
rest of the purchases money. - .ttH 80 I,
/" siaWM. .lHALTIWANGER, Ex'or. .
= Dec. 8, ti'ia ~ "3tts .. t'ish 90 :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11

ar Representative Enos A. Tate, OF
oconee, is worried. His pay certificate
as member of the Legislature is No. S59,
and what stumps him is, that hethought
there were only 1853 members all told d.l4'3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
NOTICE

n. C. & A. J. MoBLEy having pnr-
chased the interest OF A. w. TEAGUE,
in the firm of TEAGUE Il CALHOUN,
ut Johnston's, S c., the business will be
continued under thestyle of CALHOUN,
MOBLEY & co.
Business of the old firm will be settle
CALHOUN, NloDLEY &rco.
Johnston's, Dec s 1t5l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11

J gB> Therefund of the cotton tax is one
Of the object brought forward 70 induces
the formation Of Farmers Oranges In
the South. Aa'1'''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11

sThe Mills of the Gods Grind Slowly"
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. G. Under
wood, the notorious Radical Judge Of the
e, deral District Court of Virginia, died
suddenly of apoplexy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
Executor's 2 Sale. !

DY virtue Of an order from D. +. Tprr;zi
ID nor, Judge. of Probate, Twill sell r
Edgetield 6. H., on Wednesday, the ,lath
OF lee, inst, al the Personal Estate OF
w. c. Moragne, decd, not heretofore
disposed Of. consisting of his Library Of
Law and MiscelIaneoas Books, Chooses
in Action, &c ,.',e.s-f....,.zs;{j4.ss
TEKMssCasb: .....,,4, y. ,u ,,l.1,..,s.,,,s
Doc. g. 2t ~ 5O
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"The Rising Sons of Benevolence."


Representative Paris Simkins has in
troduced into the Legislature bill to
incorporate 1.-THE Rising Sons" Tor ought
it to be "Suns ply of Benevolence, of
Edgetield County. In these days, socie-
ties with names savoring of charity and
bcneticcnco, are not always--especially
among the Radical party-what they
purport to be. But let us hope that
"The Rising Sons of Benevolence of
Edgefeld County," when they shall be
Incorporated, will act up to their name
nobly. The great mass of negroes are
not we'll off; and with the hard winter
just setting in, and the hard year OF
1874, the "Rising Sons" will have their
hands full. 1t is we'll that the nagnates
who make the money should organize
for the relief of the poor deluded me-
groes who vote them into the money
making places.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
THE CHEAP STORE

10 EACH, TO ALL, we would say
please call and see for yourselves.
! We have in Store n General Assort-
ment of ~ ~ raulD i-. :o sgi,sY 70;
FINE DRY GOODS, a. - -
Ready Made CLOTHING, 'e.' 80 =
) Ladies' and Gents HATS - -. .,'-
BOOTS and SHOES, ~ -, -. Z.
GROCERI ES! ind LIQUOsS,i. ~. ~ ~,
HARDWARE and TINWARE, 80 '''
And many other things too tedious to
enumerate. AZ. ,sr...,.,, ~ .,r
We are a prepared at all times to pay;
full prices for COTTON. :, ,y ,,,,r
SALT $500 per Sack. Il ..,us 4.s ar..t,
COFFEE 81 lbs. Eor 81, 90. u,--7,e:. a.,
e.a 70 W.s.G., KERMAGHARs& CO., (,
Batesville, S. C., Oct 2S Pm 45, =
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Executors Notice.

DY virtue Of an Order from D. l., Tur:
ID ner, Judge Of, Probate, I will sell
OH the premises, Oh FRIDAY, the 26th
of Decent Der, inst, the REAL ESTATE
of. Mrs FRANCES BULLOCK. decd,
consisting of a TRACT OF LAND in
iEdgefeld County, containing Two Hun
idred and Forty seven Acres, more Or less,
bounded by lands, of the Estate of Thos.
Lake; B. Corlcy, /. RamIo and p. G..
Bullock.
Also, at the same place will he sold the
sistinS Of:
Household Furniture, DC -
TERMS OF SALE.-As 10 the Real
Estate, one third Of the ptrehase iaeneY
in Cash. The relnainder on'a credit Of
twelve months, with interest from day
of sale. to- be secured by 'bonD and d
mortgage of the premises.i And as to
the personal property, CASH. sl9.i !snS
- -a,s4s. ID. Z. BULLOCK, Ex'or., ~
Dec. 3, l.i At .s.l.a @F.it 90 Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
j,asR Raii.aiig3

|tTtO q Casli purchaser K / viii ssl ,;IEs5
l bargain, the HOUSE, AlSDsfS3H;iH ;iH
the Village, ,qf field at present 3 Sosn.
pied by DH,1 3 s 1ings; s. 3
:sSs1 :Ss ii ssisM &, ID ARA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
LAST NOTICE.
R. A. RAHE . u 6 CO.,
2O6 Broad St,
AUdSTA, Ca,

Lave opene The largest and hand
soonest stock of Goods ever brought to
this city. The Soll consists OF.
Fine Gold andSiver Ladies' and Gents
WATCHES, XIV and Stemwinder, of
the very best Iocign and American
make. 49,, ...,
Solid Gold LaIie and Gents WATCH
CHAINS Of theacst designs. ''''
Superb JEWHRY, handsome DIA-
MONDS, SterliY SILVERWA ARE. d
Triple PlatedvARE of the two best
American pqplacturers.' ifsr'ti'.
French and American cttoCkS in
Marble, Rronzepd Walnut Gases. lii
And an, epdls variety ot FANCY
GOODS. =.
and the public aeraily ut exceedingly
low prices. az :, I'd
Augusta, Dec Inn 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
The fight, though sudden,

WAS NOT WHOLLY UNEXPECTED,
for it was generally known that both par,
ties were armed, and Judge Wickliiie had
the day previous ordered the Sheriff to o
arm himself and deputies, and be ready
to ouell any disturbance that might arise
and to nip it in the bud" at all hazards
However, When the difficulty did begin
the danger was thought to have been
over and the sheriff. with the judges per-
The 10th Of December has been set for
the examining trial. and until then no l
further particulars will be brought to
light.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
Admin Sale.

Adninistrat rs Sale.
"a: 81 Agent for 7 the administrator I
"a will sell,at tho late residence OF {.
A. EICHELBERt4ER dec'dss on Wed,
nesday, the l1th' inst, all the Personal
Estate Of said deceased, consisting'of
One Bedstoad, six Chairs, one Bureau,
Lot,of Bodksand Book Cases
Eight Bales bf Cotton, &c.
s Terms CaslIs sssi.s s.las..s;,. !! iFlSN
!. ,.4ss1 In :. s, 6. sss S.I D.,LspuRNER, j
!, sss3s ,.p ~ ,i,,,., Agent for Admor;
So a.neca ;iss Z 5efts:a 2tsaii tlo:s
g MFRYN6 81 BER VEsEs E blssss
.naR ResEsf ela EN- Boys I and s
y j. Mlas QHRLEN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
.NeY. Church,.

a q
"A, ,;I,I persons wbpss9bscribed to;the
n building of Span,i,s new, Church,
will please (o,th,pjM pag, ,theiI respective
are needy. ,gs'.,. ., = ''s.''''
tilt'iegi o3i CLINTON WARE, ,asisst
s.E sfis ~ NH I'm. aMITcHEEF tias
III 'ssosE WI. EiiA sos %
ISAAC SMITH -;
..R p. AIoHOl lSoN,
Nov. %, at
DOMESTIC 40 ops always At she
Lowest Msladf dfsstaFsEa tipss,
y WILL also .soifas The greatestsin,
dncements t5 purchasers inseysty.
Department through tie entire
House Cal Us cal dstlly 3 81 q II Il pa.
I .sf.a 4. isn; h94i,tiJ W sTJJRLEY.lls
I5 AugustS. Oct; 20 zsiliis5 M,a45.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
A Kentucky Vendetta.

HARRoDsBURe, KY, Nov. 27.-our
town is in terrible state of excitement.
caused by the difficulty which happened
in the court house yesterday afternoon,
and which resulted in the killing OF three
men and wounding of three others.
The parties engaged in the affray were
Phil. B. Thompson, Sr., an old and distin-
cuished lawyer Of our town, and brother
Of ex-senator j. B. Thompson. and his
three sons, viz: D, NJ. Thompson, Phil. B,
Thompson, Jr., Commemorative Attor-
ney for this district, and ]. B. Thompson,
Jr., County Attorney, against Theodore
Davis, ESQ. and his three sons Theodore,
Jr Larue and Caldwell. The Circuit
Court has been in session for several days,
and was at the time this shooting occur
red, with Judge Wickliffe on the bench.
The petit jury had just retired for few
minutes. when all of sudden
PISTOL SHOT WAS HEARD,
followed by twenty-five or thirty others
simultaneously almost inside Of the house,
which was crowded at the time. The ex-
citement was intense. Men tumbled head
long out of the windows and doors. Doc
tors, lawyers, citizens and the Judge him
self rushed for place of safety, pulling
one upon top Of another, secreting under
and behind benches and pillars. The stove
and court house walls were literally riddled
with bullets,
TWO MEN LAY DEAD ON THE FLOOR,
one other mortally and three others slight
ly wounded.
Theodore Davis Sr., was shot through
the heart and died Immediately, and his
son, Larue Davis, after receiving four bull
lets IN his body, fell, and died IN few
minutes. Theodore Davis, Jr., was shot
through the body and in the right hand;
He lived until this morning and expired
about ten o'clock. He walked from the
court house to the Adams Express office,
after he was shot, and did not at The time
think he was seriously hurt. Phil. b.
Thompson, Sr., was shot through the night
thigh. J.B. Thompson and his brother
Phil. B. Thompson, Jr, were both slightly
wounded and several holes shot through
their clothing. D. NJ. Thompson, another
brother, also had had his clothes perfora'
ted with bullets One ball passed through
his hat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11
Dry Goods Isl and Ia Il : '1.:s .sas.;,,q :
e, ~ !. Gen General j sellhandige.,

III WVVSAS tekkek .stiI- ~ : - sse'1s.ffs
.'', .' :. General il Here II ehandige.
To the Ladies' he would beg leave to
say: please call and examine 6is assort-
ment Of LACES aud RIBBONS, NO.
TTONS and TRIMMINGS, and all Che
LATEST NOVELTIES or the TIMES!
/ Also, his coNFEcTIONERYse selected
to please everybody. tteiailsp,ss,', hta1
He has d fill line ofGRo oCERIES (ex-
cePt Liquors. consisting in part Of BA-
Also, d fine lot of SHOES of eysty
size and variety. . 80 = = - ;.r- ~
nJohaston's, Depot, NovjS;4 3 i aBa$
JAMES p: COLEMAN ..withs.iss Il.
RNER,!inyites his aeausintsaces sad
the public In general to call ia # the
NEW STORE, where he win be- hsppF,
to walton them from aoraiag an night,
Ro n9t forget g -. ..i',.s : ~ 40. 40.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11

~ RrownsvilleiTexas, tried to or
ganize a Sunday scool, the other day,
but the three men yho wanted to be su-
perintendent got ito fight, and the
crowd marched OF to see shooting
match over the creG. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-12-11

rx A large finn was recently sold
near Milford. Va aatss6S 50 p'era which a
number of year, ago.. brought $50 per