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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-06

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iiTHE TsRM ""CAhPETBAGGER.'n' n ~
Many of the, best Southern men lin
the Southern States, says she. New
Orleans Rcayane; are Northern men
--menn born inanNew England--in
Massachusetts, Many Northern men
have.come; To the South; ;''before' ant
since the war, todd business and to
find homes. Aid those who olccome
With spch' views, respectable wei
behaVeds, will seld6m'fail to" be .ap-
1preciated and 't1'lrecei1e The welcdme
and TIE position to Which they are
entitled 'Ths people Of the South
al are 'desirbus & having. as as many set SET
tiers al possible Of this, description H51
Men Of this Character + are not, BESo,t carpet.
baggers,, however; small their lpggags
q r. empty their by purses ls;a ;, MsXE, MsXE, are Is =
desirable element; .a.,;a,,a -, y,s,.
j. The term rg cagpet7l agp t7lbageg5erIi isappI0a-
BILE *, the .needE dem.agogneu Wihigossr
stock in trade consists .etE THE number 1llqlbr
Of eolored VOTERS he. can persuade
that the, Southern yMhiie .men,.ars-
-thein relentless, enewiess and eppses-
.soss, ,audiwhqse'I politioal, status, ami
personal fortuneaa dapsna upon 1his
success ,.inIhsadingd them, eup0a4 the
basis Of injAtsiops fslaeh.ooda to use
for bis o3a Official h0aQr, prodt,spd
,plundan,updsr. the !aemblsaes, ,pflar
gal forms and backed, byaths bsylanets
of, thal United, States. udThssa birds ai
passagswe, haye'spo aps forso 10 .o.,.
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THE WIFE,s BECAUSE.

TNSd9GY cAtsU f9t y
BY ADELAIDE PROCTOR.
It is not because your heart is mine
mine only
~ 50 Mine alone;
II ispot because. you; chose me, weak
6i'' fand lonely, III - = 't.''!'' 'si
- For your own;
Not because the earth is fairer and the
Spread above you
Are more radiantfor theshining, ,ofyourr
Il That I love you.
It is not be, ause the world ,perplexed
- q '9sAn''es ars6sss ! more more Salsa'l clear y
And the parapets of heaven, with angels
.,., leaning,
~ - Seem more near;
And nature sings of praise with ali. her
','.' Since you spoke,
Since within my silent heart that now
:. rejoices:
~ ; Love awoke.
Not even because your hand holds heart
and life ~. .,!
At your will,
Soothing, hushing all its discord, ma
king strife -.
Calm and still;
Teaching Trust to fold her wings, nor
even roam ,-t IVA
From her nest; n',J,,G.
Telling Love. that her securest, safest
hnrna
Must be- rest. - I
Because this human love, though pure
and sweet
as''''ss'' '.- sr'-Y ours and mine ." -'a''.'-'
Has been sent by love more tender, more nae;
complete,
J Hf. More divine, ! II
That if leads our hearts ct last to- rest in
heaven
Far above you, -.
Do take thee as gift that God has
given
And loua vo,,
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Strange Capture of a~Murterer.

The 'ppo5wssrr Of! consciehce and the
qinnbe$rapls weight o!f guilt .coald. 'ict'
be- betteerrt shown ,ysi than lnthe' case of
tlbua,map tie, Caldwell, ofColdIH&atef, Miss.
who Murdered. his employer, j johnson, 'h4f'.,
and. robbed him Of, l,1QGO. . and ID esF. esFF
caaed, leaving. no traces behind lllEoal, hlla
Last Saturday DR.. Ritchies who liyes
at small interior, town, thirteen mi les
from Coldwater,. known. as ThyatIa,
was on, "a spree, ,aad,. the, e,amurder .at
Coldwater being fresh in bis mind he
accused every one be met, in a joeu7
lar,way,i of being lithe man who had
committed the MURDER Finally, be-
met a stranger, and, being jast tlpsy
enough not to care what he. said, adj
dressed the. stranger :. in the.as
manneraer& Yesr-you---you; .are. the
man who murdered johnson al. Cold
water:"'r Anlook ,:of guilt oyerspread
the hnan'si face, and simultaneously
he ranr hisshandin his, bosom ras if to
draw.a weapon DR.. Richie collar
ed'him with his left hand, and with
his right drew a dirk from his s'pook4
ct; and told him if'be attempted to
draw a weapon he would plunge that
Knife to- his heart In a second. He
then commanded the 'man"to with
draw his hand, which was"speedily
obeyed, when,' Instead of q weapon,
he drew out the sum of$l, 100, which
lie dropped Oh "the ground at his feet,
MEANWHILE "a a crowd had gathered
around the doctor and his prisoner, and:
the EVIDENCE Of the mar, ,sgui1t;Tas BY
this time q 1 . palpable tbaths was Ias' PLACED
under arrest and securely Il tied, The
next morning The suspected man was
taken to the residence Of, Mrs. Johp..
sonshy his captors, She at once be-,
came frantic, j and begged to be allow,
ed to treat Caldwell ipsthe same, man
nerr that be had.treated her husband,
and ibwas with difficulty that. she
could be restrained Iron doing the
prisonercharm. On, the, way to Her
nando, Caldwell confessedto both the
murder and the robbery, but gave
no ether excuse forsthe crime: 'than
the desire fOr'the $l,100 which he
he&had seen paid to- Mr.. johnson and
DEPOSITED in THE munk.,s'+ :" f's''-' "i'
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Kleptomania Expbssd,

n Some. days ago respectfully dress.
ed white female entered the dry
goods store of Messrs.YH. Richards
& Bros, and pulling oinspnderneath
her cloak OF shawl an entire piece gf
Irish linen, requested ona of the oblir
ging clerks of that establishment to
wrap up the piece Of goods ,for her,
stating that the merchaat from whom
she had purchased ithsd neglected
to, perform that dasy,As It is an
exceedingly rare casa.a afqfl any of our
dry goods merchants taifail to prop
eriy package all goodsspurchased of
them, this circumstance naturally
created some appl ehension, and led
to the mental photogsphing Of the
lady making the reeueE
Yesterday afternoonshe same per-
sou entered the establishment of
Messrs. v. Richards. 9 Bros, when
the recollection of her former visit
caused a special wa.cRto be placed
upon her movementsSwhile in the
store. The gentleman assigned to
this duty, although, asswe learn, fail
ing to discover the manipulation of
any goods, suspected, from a certain
unnatural and inartistie, protuberance
of the apparel of .thelady, that she
had been indulging i1 kleptomania.
Acting upon his suspicious, he discov-
cred secreted under ai outside cloak
an entire piece of Hamburg linen or
lace, to which he delicately directed
her attention. SheH acknowledged
the possession of ths goods-a self,
evident fact-but, stlted that sne in
tended to pay for'ik This circum-
stance only confrmiEd previous sus-
picions, ard the lad jE was invited to
a somewhat more retired part of the
store, where partial search was
made, resulting in Nhe discovery Of
eight yards of fine lace and four pair
of kid gloves the Hitter being con
cealed by her in an adjacent pile OF
shawls during the ;Sprogress Of the
.seuroh,--1E III Elhe llyspartad to have
been from the dry goods house OF
Messrs. Christopher Gray & Co.,while
the gloves were identified by mem
Der Of the firm of Messrs. McCabe,
Costello s. DAILY, as identical with
particular lot on sale at their estab-
lishment. In a subsequent interview
with Chief OF Police Christian, the
lady admitted that in the establish
ment of Messrs. McCabe, Costello G.
DAILY, she placed the aforesaid gloves
in her muff, forgetting to take them
out before she left the store.
Subjected to frequent losses in this
way, the Messrs. Richards Brothers
determined to make an example OF
the present case by legal prosecution.
The lady was placed in charge of
policeman and conducted to the City
Hall, where her name was ascertained
to be Mrs. Sarah J. Ward, of liam
burg, S. G. A warrant charging her
with simple larceny was sued out be-
fore Justice Eve, and a preliminary
hearing had, Justice Eve binding the
defendant over to the City Court for
trial, upon her own recognizance.-
Chronicle g. Sentinel, Both.
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Heroic Conduct of a Boy.

The recent rains that caused the
" big rise" in the riversand creeks in
North Georgia flooded Rome and
washed away fences and mill-dams,
and caused two creeks near the town
Of Rockmart, in Polk county, to over
run their banks and sweep off all be-
fore the surging stream. The two
creeks united. Near the junction,
on the farm of Colonel Seaborn. Jones,
was a small wooden house inhabited
by Mrs. Moorei. a'widow lady,rand
her children. The house was situated
near the bank of the creek. In
rear, and between the house and a
neighbor's, was an old slough, made
by some former rise in the creeks,
but passible on all ordinary occasions.
The water above the confluence of
the two streams carried away several
milldams, and came down in huge
wave at night The voice made by
the mad, roaring, foaming current
aroused Mrs. Moore. On going to
the door, to her astonishment, she
found the water in the. yard, and ap-
parently rising with great rapidity.
Not pausing to think, but dreading
being carried away in the house
down stream, she sought safety in
flight. But the slough was filled
with stream Of water, pouring down
with great velocity Over on the
other shore was the house Of q neigh
Dor. If she could reach that she
would be safe. Her: oldest boy, a
I lad of some thirteen or fourteen years
of age, being an expert swimmer,
thought he. would swim across and
secure assistance for his terror-strioken
mother and children. He made the
effort. but lis little sister, who did
not wish te be left behind; clung to
him. The brave boy essayed the
bold and dangerous task of trying
to cross with her clinsing to him. A
gentleman On tie other side shouted
to him to 60 back that assistance
would be rendered. But the din Of
clashing waves and roar Of turbulent
waters prevented the heroic boy from
hearing the shouts. '}!t :, The current
bore him down WIFI Vi frightfal yeloeSi,
ty, and in a few moments the spirits
Of brother end lsisters energedTfrom
their earthly caskets--to rise up
borne on angel wings. The grief
stricken mother remained, the waters
soon subsidedi and~the bodiesoii the
brother and sister were found ON the
banks clingihg together.
+ 81 'rr.ti.,tl - IN MI .uII unt1,l ~
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Excellenza Soluble Phosphate
RTILIE E RS!

IAN still Agent for that wen Known
Guano, ZELL'S AA1MONIATED
Aso. am Agent for the ATLANTIC
GUANO. and ACID PHOSPHATE for
composing with Cotton Seed.
Price of Acid Phosphate in Charleston,
Cash, 50 w
Time, without interest, 81 90
For particulars, address Mr.. JAMES A.
DozIER, cr myself, at Edgefield G: d.
o. F. CHEATHAM.
JAMS, tt
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lFI}RIlLlzRRS,

T : - ..
1HE STONO COMPANY have built
large Store Houses at the several Depots
on theG.F, HbA;R, F. for the YeeeptionI
and preservation in good order Of their
fertilizers, and will keep supply on
hand till planting time, sothat planters
can haul at their convenience without
ordstHg before hSnd, hind @aitingits air
rival, and then perhaps having to haul
on the only good days for plonghing du-
ring s9s 'Ps ss'S1si S1PsiKaStbt1Eg!d coz
Stono Soluble Guano, Cash, $4s 90
Time, till ie''
1st Nov, without interest, S5S 90
stono Acid Phosphate, Cash, s2s 90,
&" Time, as
above, $3l %
Drayage and freight, in addition, to be
paid in Cash on delivery. vi !
Haul early, before the roads get bad,
and whilst the land is too wet to plough.
SIS. TOMPKINS, Agent.
Jan. /, 1873. tt
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PACIFIC GUANO CONIPANY'S
(CAP1rXI sl,ooo,ooO)
SOLUBLE 4tACFIG GUANO !


HNHIS GUANO is now so we'll known
Il in all the Southern, States fog its re-
hnafkaade affects as ari agency for i'm
ereasfng he products Of labor, las not to'
REQUIRE special recommendation from us.
It's use for seven years past has estab-
lished it's character for reliable excellence.
The large fixed capital invested by the
Company in this trade affords the surest
guarantee of the continued excellence of
this Guano. a., +.
The supplies put into market this
season are, as heretofore, prepared under
the personal superintendent of DIR. st.
Julian Ravenel, Chemist of the Company,
at Charleston, S. c., hence planters may
rest assured that its quality and ,compo-,
sition is precisely the same as'thathere-
tofore sold. .SlT ..
Selling Agent, Charleston S. c.;
.JN0! S. REESE Il CO., !
General Agents, Baltimore.
TERMs-S4S cash; $53 time, withou
interest.
To accommodate planters they can or.
der now and have until the 1st of April
to decide as to whether they will take at
time or cash price, When delivered
ron3 the Factory by the carload no dray.-,
age viii be charged. ~ VA J ~ "a
Nov. u 3m 40
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Many k'rge halls are 50, construct
ed that a speakers voice seems, bro
ken into hundred echoes. This, 1T
is said, can be relnedied by stretch:
ing three Of # four fine wires each way
across the room. !. !, thus, checking the
sound {. nd Wages, .,llaa and preventing any
reVerberatlon. ...e "
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Bill ARP's CREED believe in
George Washington and his hatchet,
and Isaac Newton and his apple tree.
1 believe in Bonaparte ard Shaks-
peare, and Andy jackson al the bat
tie Of New Orleans. | believe. in
Santa Claus and Pocahontas, and
John Smith and Ben. Franklin, and
Jefferson DAVIS and Dixie, and the
4th of July, .1776. I believe that an
old man onst found arude boy up one
of his apple trees a stealing apples
/ believe the milk-maid split her
milk when she tossed her head and
said, "Green it shall be-" l believe
in Robinson 'Crusoe and his man Fri
day..and the island of Juan Fer
nandss, I believe in Old Mother
Goose and Cinderella and John Rob.
inson's Circus. Il believe in Greeley
and Bennett, and other dead editors,
except Sam. Bard, late of the Chat
tahooga Herald, deceased. I believe
most solemnly that Ben. Butler stole
spoons. I believe in the big battle Of
Waterloo. and Bull Run and Thermo-
phim, and Dorking and Leather's
Ford. That last battle was immor-
talized in a verse by Jack Jones,
when he wrote, :" Big fit,n John San
ford, he fit a nifty battle. He fout it
out, at the for,l, where Leather's STOLE
the cattle I believe that g Ger. e Grant
told the truth when be; said they had
2,688,O00 soldiers in the field in the
'lats war; I.belieye that old! Sher-
man marched through Georgia9sbout
half amile behind me and my folks,
and Big John .Wassl Wsl save. by tieing
a knot in his steers tail, He needent
deny it for say. the knot. ,,,u
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STRICKEN ABBEvIL5E.-The pictu-
rescue village Of Abbevillei has .gain
been ravaged by fire. Just year
ago the northeast side of the public
square was laid in ashes, and in No
vember last Granite Range, one Of
the finest blocks of business houses
in the State, was burned to the ground.
The third fire broke ont on Monday
night, and has destroyed six fine
stores.
1t is hard for any people to keep
up their courage in the face Of so
many reverses, but, The citizens Of
Abbevilla come of good stock, and
no siege of troublescala long gioyerawa
them. They have the hearty sympa-
thy of. theil fellow-cit itizena ; the more
90, because the conAagration in Alb
beville, like that in Kingstree, is the
work of the incendiary. A short
shEift and a long rope is what an in
cendiary deserves. Only some swift
and terrible punishment will stop the
barn burning. the house, burning and
the town-burning which are now 30
common in this Standardization
News.
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.t,,hnNI n,Ar Mo-

e.ii Ea, rs OIL siniGisuos lBs ;s1iE
seil r,'j "a! s.,iJ gIqir IItos ~ - ls.
- ni-Bd dGi9ii rsa u .y!dmr,i l.f9
~ i, OBJ ~ bis ~ 81 .aik'-mc. bai'
'5sIa" ot' 5.!p noth.c' n, t:sd 5rsG
aAu: .sri. . u ,,,Ga ~, ,:.a II
Il; - 80 ~ All rsi ,'..!3.", II II
.N''h ln,-Im 7.'i.fr y ..rs''r,gr vow
b3.. -.nd i-.f, .ar,i'-Da;II, IN sr'1
III Sriyss ri ,nn, 4 - al. j-.e.. - ~
-7rr 'cdjo i,.,' sgiI.A 9: his ',!sv;n
ra'", d'i!x ,n,sih'-rf-! ~ y.lrY1,a E---enoI,
D.. .init":; ,a; ..np ..isl -.n.z al. - ~
, "at' i';-"hgi '",r ,>,sy" .bL IN ,hi].T
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Love one human being purely and
warml--,, and yOr will Hove ALL The,
heart in this heaven, like the wan
dering. sun, sees nothing, from The
dew drop.to,the ocean, but a mirror
which it warns and fills 'H'l !" cIoh
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DYING ALoNB.-NAsHvlLLE, Jan
uary 2S..-A few days ago Il Missis-
sippi steamboat roun1ed to at Madrid
Bend, Kentucky, and put'ashore in
the woods, near by, two negro men
who were suffering with the small
pox. Owing to the hideous nature
Of the disease, the citizens became
alarmed, and the unfortunate beings
were allowed to remain without food
and shelter from the severe weather
and rude winds until death ended
their sutferings. But sad as this APP
pears, a more shocking story. makes
the sequel, for Their bodies were
ssized upon by hogs and PAL TALLY ae-
voured, when some one had the kind
ness and courage to place the ghastly
remains under the earth. es.g.
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w. B. GULICK. Cashier.
-. IREDELL,E4sS Gashter.
TN addition to the ordinary and usual
L. business OF Banking, the Carolina
National Bank of .Colunlb bia, 5. G., Is
sues Interest-bearin Certificates for any
amount, payable on, demand and bear
ing seucn per cent. interest from date,
interest collectable: every SIX lnonths,Ii
the Certificate basi nottbeen previously
presented. Deposits in gold received on
same, terms, and interest paid i'll kind.
Depositors have all the advantages of
.A;iS.4VINCS BANK.
and the safety of their deposits is guar
anteed by apaid-up capital0f 1RTrct Hpn1
n, ed Ihousund Dollars. .Pefsoiis h,tvi
Ing funds which thcy wish to invest tenn
porarnr, will find this Il safe means OF
Investment, returnable upon demand,
and always ready for use should more
profitable investment offer.
Remiltanccspay, bq5nade by Express.
and Certfficates WIFI he returned by mail
Columbia. S. c.. NoSaA 1872! snlasi
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Congressman Elliott and PresfI
.'' . ''"' dent Grant. "'''' l'"-'i

A telegram from Washington gives
the following account Of an incident
which occurred last week. 3 >|'H''l e.
Anumber Of Southern members Of
the Senate and House met in the
marble room Of the Senate for the
purpose of joining in the demand for
a Southern representative in the
Cabinet. They finally agreed upon
Senator Pool, Of North Carolina. and
appointed. a Committee Of three,
Messrs. Alcorn, Of Mississippi, Mayt
nard, of Tennessee and Elliott, :, of
South Carolina, to prepare an address
embodying the views Of those assem-
bled, and submit to the President.
When the chair! (Senator Sawyer, Of
South Carolina) named the Commit
tee, Mr.. Elliott, "a colored Congress
man from South Carolina, an intelli-
gent bold, aggressive, vindictive man,
who has all tn features of an Afri-
can, and is very black3 rose, and
with some show'of feeling in the
matter, positively refused to serve on
the Committee. He saw that rea-
son was expected, and he gave it.
He said that the relations between
himself and the Executive were such
as to prevent communication between
them except in cases of absolute ne
cessity. He warmed into the subject
Of personal opposition to the. Presi-
dent until lie could not conceal his
bitterness. Tie effect upon his au-
dience was to create feeling Of gen
Grail disgust The Chair quietly sub
stituted Mr. Rainey,'. another colored
Congressman from South Carolina.
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Columbia, Female COLLEGE.

NJ, ID; '!ii -iI.,.ioaor 9: f.is1 lus 1,rl
IHISweI Rnown Fhsafdaon was re-
Opened ON the 1ss~faTef Jandaryi withlal
full Corps of Teachers, anda largs.nurn-.
iherldf aBoarding pupils; There stlAsiia
for tHty;moEe..lli ..J-ei Ia. tjEJ6U
Send foga CHcnlar TO Rey.s. 4, ,JJs JJsepsesn psssn
g9'pRA g9%'tp g9%'tpRAP'At'S'S'iyi R PAt J..w..:KEE1 -. q
'MIi'7s'-"r 'pres't BSafd' II Trustees 8
siJan 81 rttn't'9p III -'p)tff..-.i ta3 y
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oJ!fN.i ROBS0N;,
Selling Agents 2 ;. Charleston ,5ls 2 1,S; s, 81 c.ii
ExcellenZa,

THE QUEEN OF ARTIFICIAL MA
NURES.
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ReidyiHe; S. G.yFemele College,

Sf HhA hNDorNU OiSN
nrEss tEBRuARY ErRst. The Aeapea Fe.
U'male CSllesaal the. sousAs sasass las-of No
Winier; Fan FERN begns lst Of 5sIy sBSaid ft6Yt
si6 70 81? ?Tnf6sS ~. 'Musfe; ~ Per MsAhg NJ,
iixrnAss No Change for rution, OF Dsasbsers d
A3sY' o y 44Sg MFsS sGd#sH #H s!sf iR s3
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-''f'e "!iil' s'''i~rSi, p,+s,-rQ ell fhsua
Ai!.iIu!u Nai"u.loi s,ii ~. hr. .soLsrd
" """" NJ '''s>'1i ~ it1 sip"'h j. ssS
'-'f! !'1: tiis'lId ,i'.r', !-':ln,i;n; .s - +!
~ .'r''h'''i ehi - t,,h' i,i,J'. aYa,i ''riI
'"71'n' ~" hri'!@ i".i",'i tia: "l tI.;s-
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iHigh~i iSchiuuJ'

|ITIIElscH 9oIatS Spany Side, will re-
y open FeBrnsgNs s94 -aaonr..; LIZ II
Terms q per month. !3h III Boys under Dc II Il.
'fS5af 'FfSo5fafinformiattbn,, AbplSt8 ;. ~ ., &.
io't :" EDWARD T. WALKER
,Lan Oil 1853.--ui ID. aIH'sI,n1tfsj f,6a,
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i WOULD respectfully announce to
the planting world of Edgetield, that l
have accepted the Agency for the sale of
the invaluable
Excellenza Soluble Phosphate
Prepared by Dugdale e. Goa Ferti.i-
zer which now acknowledges no supe-
rior.
If the farmers and planters of Edge
field will call on me and examine certain
strong and unquestionable testimonials,
in my possession, of the value OF the
I feel assured they
will Immediately adopt it as their sole
commercial Fertilizer.
j. II. CHEATHAM.
Jan 10 II
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
Columbia, S. @.
Capital stock Paid in. ssoe,ooiol. 10

Board of Directors.
! J. y =: fh1las, pa4fsl, Ts2pes, RI NJ Wallace
C. D. Melton. Solicitor, Jno >. whey,
R. O'Neale, Jr,, E. Hope.
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CoodviII chanler. No 80, RIA. NJ.

A regular Convoeation of this Chapter
X will be held on Friday, 7tll Februa-
ry,t!P. N, Koysll Arch Masons afH
WV OFT, Sec'ry::
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-06

'r.ns- A young LADY, atanoveninsparty
some time ago, found it apropos' to use
the expression, ,".Jordan'is a-':ard 'rosc
to travel" but tlItnking.it too vulgtf
substituted the following: "PerambulS
ting progressions in pedestrianisn1 along
the far-fanied thoroughiare of fortune,
cast up by the banks Of the sparkling
river of Palestine, is, indeed attendant
with the heterogeneous conglomeratioh
of. unforeseen difficulties. She'll pass,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-06

gs7 Little FIVE year old Annie, whe
w,ls su fIering from Il had cold, went to
pay visit, To- Auntie. During the day
she relatedher varioussuccesses at tsehool
and ended, by declaring she could read Il
great deal better than Sabina, who wal
eight years DID, ..;tWell,%, Questioned
Auntie, ".iMouidnit. it sound better il
some one else saidlitsH;, t,Yes,:,l think
Lhave such q bal, COLD t can't
say. livery we'll y. r..i,", sn.,,ii..i i:,eo"