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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
STEAM COTTON GIN.


j. HE UNDERs1GNEDlhavc mutually
agreed to enter into copartncrship, under
the name andsstyle Of SMITH, JONES
& CO., for the!purpose of GINNING and
PACKING COTTON, HULLING COT
TON SEED, GRINDING GRAIN, &c.
And for that purpose, have put up a
Steam Engine and Cotton Press, with
commodicus Buildings, at Edgelield Vii
lage, and enow ready 70 receive Cot
ton, and hope by honest, fair dealing, to
merit hberalpa
Our terms. for Ginning. and Packing
will be One Fifteenth. OF, the quantity re-
,ceived; and If We:tdrilish Bagging and
Ties. our charge for them will be $3.50
for . Yards of best Double Anchor, Bag
ging, weighing q lbs. to the yard, and E
Ties to the Bale. - =
We. have putsup two Of Carver's I'M
proved .GinS,-7famoas for picking clean,
and line sample. 1t. is a settled fact, That
cotton .inne,l by steam or water power,
will turn nut u pounds more lint tn Il
five hundred pund bale. than that gin
ned bv horse .lyNyer; and we hope soon,
tn to,ivin1rp sriie=i,lanterS of this vicinity.
that it is cheaper to have us Gin their
Cotton than toiGi,i it at home.
We have not yet put 0nr Huller and
Grain Mill in operation. but expect to 10
so az SOON as the Ginning season is over,
of which event the public will be ad
vised through the -ddrcrtlsc'.
M +. i. SMITH.
LEWIS JONES,
y ''i,tT ROBERT SCHLEY.
E.lpelield. s. C.. Sept. q, 1878. IF 40
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Grants Last Effort at oratory.

At Pittsburg, Pa, President Grant
made the following brilliant and charac-
teristfc speech, at the gathering cf the
Army of the Cumberland:
"Gentlemen Of the Cum berland, ladies
and gentlemen-It affords me very great
pleasure to meet again SO many OF my
old comrades. l never had the pleasure
of being in command with you, but l
had the pleasure of being Immediately
connected with your distinguished lead
or, who has added so much lustre and
glory to the army of the Cumberland"
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For, the Advertiser.
A Gard.

MR. Ep1ToR.-Within the last fewaays
.it has ,comes to my knowledge, that a1ls
inors are in circulation in certain portions
of the County, to the effect that z have
cspouscd the cause OF. Republicanislp or 81
lRldicalism. There is notsSonc word Of
struthsin these.reports; sand;I hereby pro-
aimsaidrnmors malig gnahtt cations.
and base falsehoods.
~ r C"TANIFR.
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY. F.s,F

.
DYD. L. Turner Judge of Probate III
- said County. .a9is,S = ea q. ~
Whereas, Geo w. Robertson hath ap-
piled to me for Letters ofAdministra-
tion on, the Estate of Ge2. @. Robertson,
late OF said County, decd
These are therefore to citc and ad
mo,,ish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, I to
be and appear befoIe me. at "a Conrt
holden ut Edgefeld on the 18th day Of
October 1879, at 10 o'clock A. M, to show
cause, If any, Why the said Administra,
tion shotiIdnot he granted ~ ~ = ''' !
Givemundcr my dhand ana the .Sealsof
the Court, this -lsttdav Of October, A..
!, D. 1873, aud !D4 the 9Sth gearof Anaeri-
D. i. TURNER, :. P.E G.
Oct. ], 2t .e5sss' 4fif
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

AN IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHS
AND GENTLEMANS' GOODS.-These
have arrived and been opened at Ben
sons in Augusta-Mr. VIM. i. Benson,
the fashionable Merchant Tailor. Ben
sons shelves, counters, and all his availa-
BILE space, are heavily laden-and with
the most beautiful! goods for gentlemeus'
clothing we have over seen. Now, gay
and fashionable young gentlemen, who
want lavender pants, and broadcloth
frock and dress coats, and wedding suits,
and immaculate shirts, and all that, now
is your time, and Benson is yonr man.
Don't put Off your visit until the most
beautiful lavenders are picked out of the
stool,
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READ. THIS !!

j o my friends and acquairtanees Of
Edgefeld, 7 beg to announce that I am
at n. L. "a RALK'S Popular One Plioe
Dry Goods House, 172 Broad ST., Augpf
ia, Ga., Where: / viii happy 10 hSSsh
,nsall ~ Ss1s1tt1s..Il -; I'll - t.ss ne -
JOHN T. . HowzkD; .
Forsaass ana afanalssial Is o. sae eIlass
ss4rse 81, !. of Bennett & Thufmopd.
+" Sent 14. IS, tssN :, Ina 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

~ The yellow fever continues vio-
lent at Shreveport. The destitution is
slid to be nearly as alarming as the pes
thence Every one who can get away
from the plague-stricken city has fed.
OF course, the markets are closed. Very
few provisions come into the town. AL
most all business is either languishing
or suspended. Many of those who could
have supported their families in ordinary
times have been down with the fever.
But little aid has hitherto reached the
city. 1t needs further help in its agoni-
zing extremity sorely. Surely stocks
and bonds, panics and failures, should
not be allowed entirely to stiile the cry
oc distress that comes to us. Even slight
assistance would be welcome to the sor-
rowful and suffering people Of shreve-
port.
ms- The Abbeville Press d Banner
says: "The Cotton crop is opening rap
idly and is being hastened to market. In
many sections it has been cut short by
rust, and generally there will be less
yield thar was anticipated.
wild Cherry. Balsam.--The memory
of DIR. Wistar is emblamed in the hearts
Of thousands whom his YalSant Of Hitd
Cherry has cured of coughs, Gods. con-
sumption, or some other form Of pulmo-
nary disease. It Is now over forty years
since this preparation was brought be-
fore the public, and yet the demand for
it is constantly increasing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

;Wrspow@s. Glass Great attention, of
now .dseervediy paid to the kinds is
window Glass used in dwellings. stores
and ehurct es AL qualities OF American Ter an
and Frelca Window, Picture, Photo
araris. CIT, Ground, Enameled and Col
Sred Glass, wholesale and retail, from
Mr.. p. p. Toale. No. ~ Hayne stIeet,
charleston, s. G. Send for price card.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
cheap Homes, ,

~ 4t@ ittif stistsfH kf'las
IiooR MEN who want homes' carfl,uy
from 80 to TOO or zoo acres very Cheap
from the subscriber. 80, 49,,
! i will sell Guaranteeing good tillesD at
the.lo@ priceatof sc per acre-half 'ci.sh
andshalf'credit. ifs et'' 'ss,''' ..,.
The lands,aro Joining COL q D Minis,
o. Fulmer and others; on both sidesf Of
'Edisto river. If f.not disposed OF at 'Ilri,'.
vate sale, the said lands 1850 acres) wifi
heioffored atpubiic SALE at 'EdEeheld G.
H. ontheif first ,Aiorday2dnf fNovenlner
next, IN lots,to.suit purchasers. 'hll
-ls,gti nffya tossitas pEfit 'H BAGdN!"s
itlhpplNeaF Office Sofi BACON SftAtlat1s,
Edgeields G.sHnl6 1!tpS pHiesas d! ea;s,.
Sept. II, .;1naisia i'i4Ioa4 iSss1F
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

OPPOSITE NEIGHBoRS THAT
DIDN'T SUSPEND.-Right opposite
the National Bank of Augusta, which
didn't suspend, is the Brandt Shoe Store,
which also didn't suspend. Brandt has
at present very unusually beautiful
stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Trunks and
Umbrellas. Brandt senior is also q
prominent .Schuctzen, and handles his
rifle as if he were only. twenty-one. Let
us all go and buy our Shoes, Boots and
Flats of him this fall, and at the next
Schuetzen Fest he will treat us to Lager
! and show us the different "tricks.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

- ms- We see that Proctor s Gamble'a
Extra olife Soap is becoming very pop
rlar in our city. Its quality we know is
superior, and being nicely perfumed we
re not surprised that consumers prefer
- and that it has a largo sale. 3m q
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SHATTERFIELD LANDS FOR
fie.3s5 NAIE o. ,'

-oCETp Z Sa;,t uoI,octood
oFtEhatpr1Vate saie my hoiies.Gau, s1Sns,
~ containing fo acres hc,s on inns Ps.e
five rooms. Also, good Store Sc House, z ass,
goods. TEere As Q good;, Barn SaDlms, IN ,,s
and all necessary out ouiiolngs; .le wa mso
ter is unsurpassed, and the place Is ol.e
OF the most desirable lnNertn.Wess Eess-
held-as the DOCTORS say. iEs MsIisSi1i liz
lngly healtny; no malaria-i'o ;.htaa,, I.aeS,
we have lived on tne ,,l3sa Pisce oer e,SSI sa,o;.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Land Fol, Sale. !,

NNHE Subscriber pliers sors sole EVE
Il HUNDRED ACRES Of good Pine
Land, we'll adapted to Cotton, and lying
five miles East of lSdge6eld Village and
fourmiles FROM otlnstons Depot
The said Land will be sold In body,
or in lots to sniEpufc chaser3 For terms,
aPgN gsSt 70, Is & asE BLANC; 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
- y fr'7.T-
1,hn EinnnciaI Situation.

L The latest, of decided Importance, upon
this question, is that the President has
promised to prepay the November IN
terest on the coupon and registered bonds
of the United States. This lsays the
Augusta caronicle Dc Sentinel, in an ex-
ccllently condensed financial article) VIII
add fourteen millions of dollars to the
currency in circulation, and though most
of it will go to, Europe, enough will be
left in this country to relieve the strlr-
gency in some degree.
In Augusta the prospect is much
brighter than it has been since the pane
commenced. Several of the suspended
banks resumed on Monday last, and bn-
siness promises to move on, in short
time, as usual Confidence has ia great
measure been restored, deposits are rap
idly being returned, and no fears are
entertained OF another run.
In the meantime we would simply re-
mind our farmers and planters that cot
ton is always money We would not ad-
wise them to hold tllcir cotton until The
crack of doom, no matter what may he
the circumstances. Nor. yet would VIC
advise them to break their neclls just
now to take it to market.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

ANOTHER ONE OF THE GRAN
ITEVILLE HOWARDS.-As will be
seen by reference to his card in another
column, another OF these brothers-JOhn
Turns up at the great One Price Dry
| Goods House of II. l.. 4. Balk. This
announcement will be snifi ut to rally
around him his Thousands of friends i'll
Edgefeld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

"MIDDLING COTTON TAKEN AT
SIXTEEN CENTS PER POUND."-
Appended to the new card of James ~.
Gray g. Co., the largest Dry Goods house
in Augusta, is the announcement that
they will take middliuS cotton at lG cents
per. pound in payment for goods or ac.
counts.
The fall and winter stock of James a.
Gray dc Co. is, as usual, perfectly enor-
NOUS. Among other things, their adver-
tisement mentions 5000 yards of black
and colored .Alpacas, good quality, at
only 25 CTS. ! yard.
Their whole card is worth studying,
and we hope all our readers will give it
special attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made to the
n next Legislature for Charter of a
Public Road from Johustons Depot, G.
G.. d. A. n. R., West, intersecting the
Blocker Road near Pleasant Lane.
CITIZENS on TIE ROUTE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
To Planters.

Y WILL be at Pine House the remain
4 der ol the week, and a: Edgefield G.
r., Oh Salc:day, with lot of HORSES
and MULES.
a-''- = Il. II. iQUATTLEBAUM. .
Oct. l, a..i 1t 7' s Al -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

THE GREAT DOWN TOWN. FUR
NITURE DEPOT.-This is the estab-
lishmentof Z G. Rogers in the old Eagle
and Phoenix Hotel, down noar the lower
market. This we'll known old building
is now depot of Furniture of all kinds
from tho costliest and most splendid
to the plainestand cheapest. AT Rogers
we do not think a person could possibly
fail to find exactly what he wishes in the
way of Fu ture-let it be what it may
nor do we Chink he could possibly be
dissatisfied with Rogers prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
:. To Our lI'..C Customers. e s

OWING to the panic tin1the. money,
we will take Cotton from
our customers, and,bold the same until
the storm passes over, andwin guarantee
them the price the Cotton is bringing at
the day tlley'dellvor the same, and give
them the advantage Of the advance, if
any, when the Cuttonis sold.,a e -
sf.g j.. NJ. RUSHT0N 81 co.
Oct l, 2t g. ~, IL,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

John M. Clarke, Esq, and himself BOZ porn
on Edgefeld soil. Indeed many:of the
Hussars are Edgcfield boys, andE@s
dare say itl-accounted itssbest. .rldeTTs- sT.-,
Robinson. Twiggs, Lamar, RANSOM
Shaw, Bntley, and perhaps others A
more thorough and dsligh-bred discharge
of hospitality than was achieved py >;
Lieut. Clarke, and his officers and and m n en- n
at this entertainment, We hayesnever
witnessed. Our young townsman, MI
John r. Abney, being present, and iouo,
ly called for, very gracefully piedse'
tie Hussars and the Gormans. oiior'hS
tho. congratulations, good-wishes. anu
hospitality of Edgeield.
And thus closed the first annral 'Sc't"et-
zen Fest of the Germans OF Augusta
and thus closed the labors, and the watcii.
fulness, and the courtesy, OF our iriena
Brahe--Secretary OF the Club-the Des'
and bravest of them all. 80 -''f' ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Further Notes of business Places in
Augusta.

A visit to the cxtremelypopular Cloth
ing Establishment of Jordtt1l--our coun-
tryman Jordan, who spent his early
years in the section half way between
this and Ninety y-Six-will well repay the
trouble taken by gentlemen in search of
elegant suits, garments, or furnishing
goods of any description. Jordan is inn
mediately under the Central Hotel, where
people now .a-days most do congreSate.
Indeed you can lean ont OF the upper
front windows Of the Central and call tor
what YOU want from .Jordan's. You
needn't look, and you needn't be trout
bled about the price. On those points,
take our word for it, all will be right.
Mr. Horton II. Jordan, another Edge
field man, is also at this house. Between
him and Jordan senior, Edgefield people
cannot fail to be profoundly accommoda-
ted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Notice.

Notice.
yENIIE subscribers to tue Edge ield Fo-
4 male Academy are requested to call
atny office, and pay their subscription
within thirty days from this date.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
jill. ADDISON, Treas.
Sept. 90. st IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

ain pfepareda dawwfth q Hhs stbcScf,s ssae, 4
GtReseweSd ehd Mahogany Id onal lss 81
to: FRAN Is PICTURES ut short prtiica. ,
Also, on hand Frame SeEds, TlSsels &c !
,f'''.''14 sT'- :t'S. 1l. .H,ssNfAKKE ERT..d /
SSepE,a "A eItt Is aafiss M 81 Tttl 9i EsSsfss 4pe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
INSURE AGAINST FIRE!
Capital and Assets, Over 5000, 900.

4 HE Georgia Home Insurance Com
pany insures property against loss by
fire at the National and State Board rates.
The Georgia Home" is agood and re-
liable Company-pays all losses prompt,
ly--and is worthy of the confidence and
patronage of the people Of Edgefield.
Call on the undersigned and secure q
Policy on your Dwelling, Furniture, and
Merchandise. Insure ut once!
ID. II. DURISOE, Agent.
Mr.. j. II. HUIET, at Batesville, and
Mr.. SAM. G. CAETLEDGE, at Ridge
Spring, or Mr. ELIJAH KEESE, will
furnish Applications and give nll neces-
sary information to parties wishing to
insure in the Georgia Home" Call on
them.
Sept. "a, 3m 4O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Notice.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
EDoEFIELD C. H., S. G.,
Oct. lst,' 1873.
A LII persons holding checks against
IA the County, dated previous, TO Jan.
lst, 1879, are requested to have the sane
Registered Id the office of the County
Commissioners, on or before tho. 18th
November next -. ..-;.s... ~ 4.
By order of Board. -. 80 .
w. D. RAMEY, C! B.. c. G.
Oct. /, 1t "n IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Land Sale.

GANEBRAKE, or the DEARING
" PLANTATION, situated on Little
Saluda River, EdSefield County, contain;
toms, best quality. A Magnificent Resi-
dence, and other improvements.
The said Lands will be sold as plan.
tation. or in lots to suit purchasers, at
Edgcfeld c. H on the first Monday in
November next. ...-.,r Il:
TERMS cash; the balance
on one, and two. years time. Notes with
interest from date, with Mortgage on
premises for security.
L. CHARLTON, Agent.
Ridge. S. c., Oct. ], st II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
For Sale!

Il HREE HEAD OF HoRsEs-good
work Stocll-work gentle in single or
double Harness. Will be sold low, for
cash; or if the purchaser prefers. cotton
will be received at LII cts. per, pound.
j. L. ADDISON.
Sent % ot Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
TO OUR. PATRONS

VWING to the financial crisis over the
country we make the following PROPOSE
ton to our customers, viz: We will take
all Cotton at 15lcts. per pound where we
have advanced half fiorl more, and pay bal
apces in Cash. Will hold Cotton thirty
days, and give our patrons every cent we
can realize above Is cts. per lb.-and il
Cotton declines further this will secure
to'our patrons Is cts. for their Cotton. So
gents hurry on your Cotton. We are
prepared tomake Cash advances, or pay
Cash for all Cotton iotfored at, this place
from this time onward. s., .,izi5,,
so, - T. JONES &lS0N., :
Johnston's, Oct l I'm Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Seed Oats.

300 bushels SEED OATS for sale
BY o. SHEPPARD & co.
= 49, Kirkseys x Roads, s. c.
!. Sant. 4 = 81, If. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

CAT PRICES THE MOST REASON
ABLE IN AUGUSTA.",-Thus speaks
Mr. John Whitman, the Merchant Tailor,
formerly of Whitman IL Benson, Angus
ia, but now alone, and removed to Shack
Chords old stand, No. %, Jackson St
Alr. Whitman is himself an extremely
accomplished cutter and filter His
stock of goods is large, varied, new and
rich. And as q man, hH is obliging and
kind hearted. Gentlo..Len Of our section
ordering clothes in Augusta, will not
be wise to pass by Mr.. Whitman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

AUGUST DORR GOES 10 TIL
SCHUETZEN PLATX -But.his beauti.
full goods go to his patrons! Our old friend
is one of the bravest and handsoInest OF
the Schuetzens. And his shingle has
swung invitingly from his well-known
Merchant Tailor's Bazaar through the
melting summers and windy winters OF
many a long year. And still, determined
that 10 kindred establishment i'll the
South shall compete with him i'll either
the stvle, quality or prices of his goods,
he has again replenished his stock with
all the latest, richest and most fashiona
BILE STYLES from Paris, Berlin and New
York. August Dorr retains ali his old
customers, md, season by season, secures
hundreds OF new ones.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

WHERE ARE MILLER, HACK 6
nonncement of dissolution DC. in anoth-
or column YOU can at least find out the
exactswhereabouts of one Of the old firm,
to wit, Mr.. Edward T. Nsller. He.is still
in the Grocery business at. Stevens old
stand, next door. below the Richards
Brothers. And Judging from. the bottle
Of superb. whiskeyho SEM. as q few day 5
back, he has good things on hand. 6s5
gss- There is. a negro. woman IN Mon
roe, Ca, whois the mother OF thirty
three living children. u sH.:iaaSs!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM
Children cry for the delicious Ladies
BitterS'' that are now sold by Davidson
& Brummel, the rectifiers and redistil-
lers of Augusta. They are near the cor
ner above the Globe Hotel. The La
dies Bitters'' is. new thing and its
popularity is totally unprecedented. And
if YOU have a taste for pure Rye and
Corn Whiskies, old Cognac, good Port,
Madeira, Sherry, &C., &c. &C., go to
Davidson & Brummel. Davidson d
Brummel have maguiticcntly selected
stock Of everything they profess to keep.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

WHO EVER HEARD OF A CARPET
FROM ELSEWHERE THAN BAL
LIES e-Or an Oil Cloth, or Lace Cur
tain, ora Window Shade, or anything Of
that sort? Really we havenever known
merchants who so thoroughly monopo-
lized the patronage OF n vast region of
country rs the Bailies. Nor is. this to be
wondered at when VIC call to mind tho
grand and liberal scale upon which the
Bailies have ever conducted their bust
ness. Persons designing to furnish q
house-or to purchase anything possible
in the Carpet. Curtain or Upholstery line,
cannot do better than to very carefully
peruse the new card OF. the Bailies in an
other colunu. - s,l s.5,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

"a: s; ! Il ~ 81 II ~
For tie latest styles Lamp Chin
neys and Burners. A full stock
+ Foir i Fine italian Violin and
Guitar Strings. Also, Violin
Bows, Tail Pieces, Bridges and
Violin Bow Hairs: S.
Y For Fine Chewing Tobacco
the Genuine Virginia Leaf.
Z For Fine Segars and the Genu-
inc Durham Tobacco. :
For Machine Oil for Gins.
For Pure Kerosene Oil.
.For Pure Cider Vinegar.9-n ].
.aFor a Box of 60. 81 Pills, and
cure your sick Headache.. War.
!. ranted to- cure. :, No cure, no
Z pay, z - =. y.,t.,ii,
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'rfLi1Itil Iltt,ttii!l 3,iArlyJ g1,,5Ftyiah,tj tja
/ .bRiCtllrei Frames, &c. >.

iost 1I'..i T. .i,,1.......,s. !. iis,a. l..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Family Groceries:

- Flour, i lss, Lard sat- sp Coffee Tea
ii Rice chsef Soap gandles rs II 5s49 :.
sYaf Also. Oysters, alllog, lobate q, .743
Peaches Pine Apples, Jeliei csi' a2 a. 'f.uh. @a"s
Prescriptions Carefully at all sby W. Penn
general in particular are cordially in
ved to look throughcu - =
II M iti ts3% I'm - ..i.af 4y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

Il. PENN q SOW st
s,--e .x1W
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

DIED, Sept. 10, 1873, near Augusta, Ca.
at the residence Of his parents, JAMES
S and TALLU1A B. MINIS, aged years.
IN the death of this little boy, the hope
of his parents and the beloved nf his
family, void has been made which
earth cannot fill, and u sorrow that only
heaven can cure.