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PoMEROY g. Co.. 744 Broadway, II. T., cell
oT IS the best Blaste truss" invented
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AN IMPORTANT ACT OF JUSTICE.


In the removal of Winchester 3ritton from
the office OF DistrictAttorDey in the County OF Kings
Gov. DIX has done important act OF justice The
for clear aud strong that the highnOwn
praise bestowed him by his fawnng hattercrs Will
at future day one OF the most striking cOm
mentares the prevaen corruption OF the times The
charge against Britton hs neglect or virtual
refusal 10 prosecute tax collector OF Brooklyn one
Isaac Badeau, who had embezzled the public money
ana used for his own private purposes The power OF
brttOn as Distrcthttorney was not only eXerted 10
project Badeau in his crimes, hut was screen or bull
wark 10 Keep from wellmerited punishment the whole
CROWD OF delinquent tax gathereTs ard treasurers,
peaters' balotsiuhers and DULLES Ia Brooklyn.
BMIIONs REIoRT PROOF OF THE GOVERNORS
WISDOM
-. FROM TIE Ut1d Herald tR,p.l
winchester BnttOn may appeal to the
people ne may receive the Endorsement Of reelection
tne Vnee winch ne has dsgraced The Enforcement will
pe OF the Sums and by the dregs OF society Such an
hdorsehlen Will not reverse the decision Of the Gov
ernor nor restore honor 70 the dsaced District Attor
ney Gov Dix has been criticised by some narrow.
mlnueu persons ana newspapers for appointing Mr..
ko1man 10 the vacancy created the REMOVAL of RrIt
ton. by some, an impure motive has been assigned
for ms action Kings County is oyerwneIm.
ingly Democratic. II filing The vacancy had been
referred TO the people Democrat would have
been chosen. Had Republican been selected the
Governor would have been &lnGDable 10 the ehsre M
having removed officer elected by the peonle M
make room for partisan Mr.. Rodnan is said 10 he
good lawyer able and honest These are the renisi,cs
demanded by the Governor. He ~ Democrat and Inc
charge of partisansp cannot be made Those charging
that BrttoR removed because VI Improper motyc.
maize thsiT bssels~ manifest II there Wa doubt In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

Go to 3. 8. SQUIRE, $50 Broadway, corner
Pnne, sell, ehs, and Jere' retail dre ron The nos A'
srst hsnda Nsishss repaired hte aer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
SILVER
Bridal Gifts.

THE GORHAM COMPANY now offer for
sale the largest and richest collection of We'd.
ding Gifts, in. Sterling Silver, ever shown in.
this city, embracing elegant single pieces and
complete Dinner and Tea Services. Salesrooms
of the Company,
BOND-ST., NEAR BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
TWENTY-THREE MILES

Tse the Ind,na half the Calumet als r.giOo s.d,
demonstrated By the adjacent hArbor Of soO,h Chicago s esa
do and commercial Of the Upper Lakes The
preparing lay on uhdvde and put In narie early coming
sunmer, their entire msgnsceut laet Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
STATEN ISLAND.

Removable Court Of Sessions of Rich
uoDd County Judge MetCaf preEdiug assisted by Jus
lees Allen and Aiddebrook, closed its labor, and ad
SouTbed on Thursday evening. Most OF the day was
spept arguing tie cases OF BEN amin Brown
nan Of tie village Of Edcewater Henry stapdvick
(efE The Board and cbael Oats village Treasurer
inpctsd Al the Court for misconduct m ofee in -
suing youcLers aud signing them contrary 10 law
fences were suspended until the June OF the SEES
SioDs Mr.. Oats discharged, as no case was found
against him. The case Of Justice Garrett indicted for
usoonduct IL Office, set down FOR the Aprl term OF
ibt over and TermiDer IL currently reported last
evening that ceers IN search OF Justice Garrett
VIII wsTranI for bs arrest, but Dc Was not 10 be
found -
LONG ISLAND.
COLLEGE PONr.-The Board of Trustees of
tina village have Issued their annual statement for 1874
TIE receipts were tc3,l7o and the disbursements
tsts72 Ca leaving o balance hand Of t,797 49, The
totslttmated for the year 1874 are $3.50 "a
and the bonoed debt Ia tsOOO
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Tne Rev. !. Hammond, an In
fDeDtai reNlNalft from Chicago, Will preach at the
Fact Avenue baptist Church, 10. morrow evening Tie
ordinance OF paptlsm Will also be administered Tne
School COmmtsloners have offered a reward Of 800 for
broke into the public school, house in tbe Frsf Ward
and sicouey destroyed tie school Furniture and ook
away articles OF value.
JAMAICA sOUTH.-Chsrles sp. cue, who shot Cant
William Bennett at DOoley's liquor saloon on Mondsy
examined yesterday before Justice BriucE
erhO6, bot appeared against him, and he was
eolsDlIted 10 await the resnlt Of Benefits ninyy
The hstbshiDs seaSoD has begun Tue karraganse and
AsAys lsHss Wea tyyes a.sl pea sbSa -four tsps ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

Ath. Lin. FOURTEEN NILES nom III. heart Of oc.so
e Shoe Of Lake Michigan ua'ered FOUR GRRAT TRUNK
LINES OF hallway from the Bas and snrrouodos
Hsbor Wolf Wolf Lake LaLe oeo,se ewing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
Crowned With IfomaRs Starry Crown
of Love, PIety and Honor.


AN aged lady has departed from among
us crowned with woman's starry crown
of love, p;ety and honor-a woman who
was -norn III EEogfela when Edgefeld
consisted of but half kozen houses,
This was Mrs. Efiai. rnfs;; iat1edd on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, at the home
of her son, DR.. Edward Minis, at John
ston-aged eightEfour years and few
months. Mrs. Minis, whose family name
was Tut, was therelict of the late Mat
thew Minis, prominent citizen of Edge
fold throughout his life; and she had
lived for many years widow. She was
also sister of that shining Christian so
loved among us in former days-Miss
Polly Tut. The death of this lady, who
had lived until she became an epitome
of the history of Edgefeld, is naturally
anotable and sad event among us
stirring up all the holier feelings of our
hearts, and making US .hinl1 OF better
times and better people. On Thursday
last, in the presence of a weeping COM
raunity, her remains were laid by the
sideof herhusband's, inthe family bury
ing ground, at the old Tut place, across
the Beaver Dam. About this death and
burial there was O saddening yet inter
esting memory Of tho long, long past.
Never perhaps has life exhibited
througha achangefuland checkered course
SO changeless achafacter of piety, un-
selfshness, gentlensss and affection, as
that of the honored woman whose death
we record. No life so good and kind and
loving as hers is ever in vain, Its influ-l-
ence always brings better thoughts and
Tier lGarGss And thus her life llsss!4,s
be$,n ing sadly realized IN her
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
WATERS, new sc;ri..y5gas

WATERS New scsrie ii.4-E s3S
haze great power and q fine singing
tone, aOith all modern improvements,
and are the Best Pianos Made. These
Organs and Pianos are warranted for
G years. Prices Extremely Low for
cash. or part cash and balance in
moDthlyor quarterly payments. Sec
ond.hand instruments taken IN ex-
change. Agents Wanted IN every
County IA, the u. s. and Canada. A
liberal discount to Teachers, Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, DEC. ILLUS
!GRAI,ED -CATALOGUE1 Mailed.
HORACE WATERS Il SON,
lsI Broadway, N. Y, p. o. Box 35G7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

@g Up to tho time of our going to
ress, at noon Oh Wednesday, no colll-
3 ION between whites and blacks has ia
ken place at Ridge Spring. notwithstand-
ing the many snd exciting rumours.
And from the ptesent status of matters
there, we have 1nt little idea indeed that
any collision win take place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

Y
! here was an amateur Theatrica! En-
eainment in Aiken on Friday evening
for charitable purpose. One of the
Ehtest and most admired young Ia
Is of our acquaintance wrote us very
frmingNnote of invitation to this En-
Fainment. We thank her profoundly
the honor she did us. We could not
but sent two of our hands omest and
piest young friends to represent u.s.
ey charged through in glistening
ggy, drawn by two splendid bays.
ID they had an enhancing time with
play-actors and the dancers. They
resent the stylish Miss X. R. and DR..
Hmmet league as having boen the his
9nic stars of the occasion. When they
slrned and we asked them what sort
time they had had, they answered us
IS: {" Hoa.p Ia! aiz't that Jaasit sn So
tippy way of expressing admiration
4 satisfaction is to exclaim: Houp
amt that fruit?" Remember it. On
sir way back they got lost at night
|ong the numberless roads of the
ken sand country, and had to stop till
,rning. One of them buzzed and bum
ID until morning like q honey (nota
hnny) Bee, while the other immedi-
ly sat up temporary manufactory of
uquet Cologne. Let no one imagine,
wever, that they were so tippy that
y tipped clean over.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
( Nan WI WfS { :; zFSists business ON the

are.
And he is an Eefeld man too. We
illudeto James Eook, of Graniteville,
who sends us tweek his business
card. We beg thOur readers will not
overlook it. Hugeds of men who do
not even live NJ tGraniteville, have
long ago learned Ekit was to their per-
lmanent ADVANTAGE trade with Cook
and the announcsnt that he will soon
bereceiving his hter Stock will cause
Inmy of them to- IA time for visiting
Aip this fall. 1mercantile man Of
an Nefeld Countyserves moro fully
aspect and pahage of his country
N sphan James Cook, of Granite
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

the Ntng people at home ,'"r
summer vacaa, is our little friend
Pinckney Blals who has been, for the
last session, iripartauburg, under the
care and tuitioiOf Prof. Walker, who,
until it was bken down by Radical
rnisrule, so abljuperintended the Asy-
lum for the hb, Deaf and Blind.
Pinckney,, who intelligence and ac-
auirement<- 4snits rAmarkAbfs' re-
turns home impSed in all his studies
music includcd.Ne plays beautifully
on the Piccolo arpn the Flute. A visit
from him-and arin.s him talk and
PLAYS always 3 interesting to Us.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
when Bills arc Due

i bills for adyertisingin this paper
due On the first appearance of
Is advertisement, exceps when other
gise arranged by contrsct, and will be
esentsd when the money is needed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
special Notice.

To insure attention, al letters on busi-
ass, and all remittaneos, must be ad-
essed to the Business Manager.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

t8-GrifiiIr~>-C6are Offering still
greatei bargains iIAite and Colored
Dress foods. Trimfss, &c, &c. 2t "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
Terms, s2,se per annm.
.Rates nf Advertk ne.

dvertissments viii be serted at the
of $3.50 per square It'd ninionli lines,
,ss) for the first inses spn, and one
liar per square for each bsequent IN
ertion.
A liberal discount will bsmade to those
I sIshing . advertise by th9fyear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

And in this connection, we will re-
hearse something OF the farming opera
tions of a gentleman and his son living
in our immediate section, to show that it
ispossi6ic for our planting public to get
along very well without these negroes
e~ho prey upon US year by year, all the
lime voting to keep our necks under the
yoke. This gentleman, assisted by his
son, a lad of sixteen, has planted and
worked this season 81 acres in corn and
cotton-and up to this time he has paid
but Sl2 for negro help. He expects to
pay not another cent. His corn crop, al,
reaayeeeare,zis ,zis;e& &tremely fine. his cot
ton, desptte ss,lsIsrousscd
ssS-TSsSssaa- And he Eas toDacco, pySi
ioes, peas and peanuts in abundance, ala
doing finely. tits Mr.. Erasmus Young
blood, Jr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

z Es OLD Old papers for sale
ss this Office in packages of so or 100, at
25 and so cents. If.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

Mr.. Lazarus Wall, Town Marshal, is
collecting the compound for road-work-
ing Poor Laz! he has an awful time of
it. And all the while he looks as amia-
BILE as Theodore Tilton. In fact he is
very much like the pictures of Theo-
dore.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

Asi Bale of Gltoville shirtings,
Bill Sewing Thread Knitting Cotton
at GgFIN Il COBB'S.
81 SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
OUR AGENTS.

IA. YEnpElI, LSngmires.
IN II. HU1ET, Batesville.
A. oDoM, Meeting Street.
k. DURsT, Kirkssys x Roads.
B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
C. CARTRIDGE, Edge Spring.
.. K. HENDERSON, iraniteville.
a. G. HOWARD & BIO, Langley, S. c.
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EH1s rApER IS a. r11E w1Tu
where Aaversi.ins csa.raets can be made
BRING I'M YOUR CLUES.

n BRING IN YOUR CLUES.
20 the getter up ofa CLUB Of Ten Sub
ibers, at $500 eaEh, we will give an
Ira copy of the Afuertiser one year.
Tor Club of Twenty Subscribers, at
90 each, we will give an extra copy Of
duertise,' one yea, and years sub
s,ription to any $50 paper or magazine
desired.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

OuE popular fellow citizen, Col. I'll V
G. Bacon, has just returned homo frld
an extended tour through the Lake,
gionS of New York and Ohio. he vi
in town on Monday last, and chatted il
tereseingly with large knots of friend
concdrning political opinions and bear
ings 3t the North. He reports a decided
and VERY favorable change of feeling to
wards the South among the people o
North iern New York and Ohio-the rank
est Radical regions perhaps in America
He feArs, however, from much he has
seen and heard, that there is only toe
great Suth in the report that it is the
fixed Termination of the extreme Radi-
cal pa y to colonize the negroes in South
Carroll a, Mississippi and Louisiana; and
he thi ks there is decided danger to our
'4ssrsea 'ssrseas rom the late movements of the ne
gro Elliott. This man voluntarily re-
linqaishiHg S., 900 year in Congress for
$500 ayear in the Legislature of South
Carolina, looks very much as if he had
been chosen by his party to engineer
some important political scheme. OF
course his talk of reform is the purest
bosh-against which the white people
should be strictly on their guard. Col.
Bacon openly and strongly urges the
strict tabooing of all colored men who
vote for the party, of corruption in the
coming elections. He says, by all the
powers cf earth letsuch negroes severely
alone-to be supported by the party they
uphold.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

The latest departure from our town,
'r summer tour, is that of Mrs. Ex-
,ov. Pickens and Miss Douschka Pick
Is. They go first to Beaufort (pro-
funced Botort) on the North Carolina
sast, which of late years has become a
lsular and fashionable bathing place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

The prisoners in our Jail, mostly, II
n,,t ALL colored, send us 4 scrawl, whAcn'
ney neing m reduced to good English, amounts
n this: Messrs Editors-We, as poor
prisoners, ~ beg space in your eolunap,l@ "
sov that. ~fealdaaniss ti,AsEt'ii .e."I
God has blessed us with the ministra.,ons
of such good man as the Rev. "m'
r. Thomas, who, on Saturday last, camelh
and spent some time with u.s. reaaqs
and talking for the welfare of our sous, o. ],
ND closing viii, prayer. prey 2
the srd Chapter of John, and assured e
that whosoever believeth in Christ shat
not perish but shall have everlasting
life. We must say that this good preache
has dono more for us than any one we
ever saw. He has often given us paper
and books, and pointed us the way fror
earth to glory. He has done more for u
than the colored preachers, for the
seem to care nothing for us. NJ
one of them ever comes insto see u
So we pray that God may reward M
Thomas in Heaven. Signed: "Tf
Prisoners in Edgefeld Jail.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

Es coats'and &'s Spool Cotton
aIpunbers-at
2tA CHIN & coBB's..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

A frienow at Saratoga writes us in
strain great establishment at the
plalnneSf female dress there. Our
letter say Everythingvery handsome
but prodsusly plain-dresses almost
excluslyeblack or white, or the two
commlnsErelieved by asingle colored
DOW, anu fplaced in the hair. Floun-
ces, and teers, and flowers, and fur
soeioWs, hagiyen place in a great de,
gress 10 a Huston of rich and costly
lace. The althy and fashionable wo-
man is nowsdged by her laces. The
hair Is Worndlessly plain-no frizzes,
no curls' no pdles-only severe plait
crawling up backbone, as it were, Of
the head-anto ornament but the sim
gle colored Do The chief objects now,
with the tashpable woman, Is hoy 1yy
much costly lasbe ca,,-.------,.'0" slim
z'di1e' 1e'ourr took, ahow tightly she can 'i0
n o,~ III s..L---
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

7. Heis now lying i'll at the home
dis sister, Mrs. Benajah Rambo, and
little hopc of his recovery can be
srtained.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

% were very much pleased to well
,ss into our Office, on Tuesday, our
Friend and patron, Blanchard, of
ke's Clothing store," Augusta, who
Pm up to Edgefield on matter of
ISIS. Mr.. Blachard assures us that
Y hing of Capt. Butler was faithfully
a terally detsiled by the city pa
pesAd that tho murder was most hor-
rinftnton and unprovoked. So much
SO, lid, that not "a murmur has been
eaP(ong the .sgroes, many of whom
atten Capt. Buffers funeral.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

Sunday Ft was day of pfres ing
privileged br the Baptist corSregaion
OF our tol The Rev. Mr.. Pe ersor OF
Ridge sT notonly came, toneehis
appolnt1 e, but brought Within he
Rev. DE- flliams of Greenvillt toneef
the ableS md most popular Baisfd
vines in state-or in =our Glntr
DR.. Williams preached in the fdnoor
and Mr.. Pearson in the eveninE Ths
monthly Sunday School Conci wal
held in the. afternoon-Mr. Peara ad.
dressing the children. The other Grch-
es being closed, the congregations all
three occasions were exceptionallSge.
And whatever else of this days peh-
ing our people may forget, we trusey
will long remember DIR. Williamson |
ly Christian exhortation to more diht t
reading and study of the Holy s.
lures. DIR. Williams attributes al
deal Of modern infidelity, and ratil G.
ism, and laxity, to want of reading il
Bible. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
Thedrouglicontinues and las i,

The drouglicontinues, and has becom
calam,tous. so quantity Of ain ceutl
now alter tn fact that the cotbn crop i,
tins section I'D be very seriously cur
taled. a getleman living eght mile
Deiow us, t9d us day or twtago ths
he had a co 5n field of twenty yscres Il
J, Mnicn the Itonwas SO dry and rithereI.
tnas the sh' Is and dews of nigh had d
visible effet upon it. This c,onohl
however, dies not prevail in all act;on.
of our CouI!v
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

The reason the negro preachers do mol
visit these prisoners, is that they will
probably not be out in time to vote next
fall. OF all your politicians the negro
preacher is the most thorough, the mosl
absorbed, the most indefatigable. AND
of all political gatherings, the negro
ssachings are the purest and most EN-
Among the negro preachers, il
ssBy faith are we saved" bu
se Radical party and go te
4 A,srwise and so to hell"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
Death Of GOODWIN NJ. Roper, Esq

Deatn OF GoOefE3n We ROPER, Gsqs
This sad event, not unexpected, took
place on Tuesday the 18th instant, at the
residence Of Mr. sBenajah Rambo, BROTH
er.in-law of Mr.. Roper. The funerals
took place on Wednesday, the 18th, at
Sweet Water Chureh-in the native sec;
Goodwin Roperwas one of natures
nebiemen-loved, esteemed, respected by
'ell But he is gone forever! Thus, iri
: rapid sueSgsssEozs ;t :sE 1SSiaest best and
Rnoblest citizens re passing away inroH
'S2kast Eternity. alas, the past is but
laRd of dreams! And yeti looks brigh
, when compared Fith the future.
\ Mr.. Roper wasS;in the 65th year Of hi
y -. = ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

Thehtist Church will be closed on
Sundasyext. There will be service,
howevein both the Episcopal and
Method odChurches.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
IMPROVED
iAHLI 1So " IO
GEORGIA COT TON PRESS,
PATENTED MARCH, 1870, BY
PENDLETON G.. B0ARDMAN:
AUGUSTA, GA.

THE satisfaction this PRESS has Civ
Il en- in the past, the great improve
ments made on it, and the fact of its be-
ing from forty to fifty dollars cheaper
than any other good Press, should induce
planters and others to send for one of
our now Circulars before purchasing.
We also manufacture Irons for Water
r'~'"nr- Presses and Screw Presses. Ad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

= io' hVe. days past, the Nights
and morn IS have been decided. cool.
In TACT, tfehights are absolutely ,ld-
with scors ing moons hoWevet
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
The ADVER SER.
Iocal Items.

4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

Are famous for their WONDERFUL
LY QUICK and UNIFORM Baking.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
Kidney Dc Bladder Complaints.

Kidney & Bladder Complaints.
Urinary AMI Wamb diseases Ora VEL Diabetes nropsy,
Sdppase uf Water Inconinoncc OF Urine Brights Dis
oisi. Albuuuura, ai.s. In all where there
Lr,cSdnst deposits tho winter Is thick condy mlxed
with like thu wh!teofan eg, threads like
white silk orthrrc lis morbid, dark, bilious appear
aud white bono dust deposits and when there is
apricking burning sensation when passing water and
pain In tic Small 0fthc Back AID along tho Lolns.
IMnaor of 12 Years GrotUtb
Cured 6y RGGaU0y's Res0lveaat,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20
AGGREGATING
S $2,5OO.OOO!
, LIST OF GIGTs.

will be distributed by lot among the tick
et holders
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-08-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
G. E 0 r @ TO wv.

GRAIN TEADg.--NeSsrs. Hartley X Bro. re-
port arrival of cansl boat Hattie aud Bessie
from Berlin. Md, with $40 bushels wheat; AMI
boat W. Ii. Billmyer, from ShepherdstOwn, W
Va, with SO bbls. -four. Mr.. 7. q. Wheeler also
received $50 bushels yellow corn, by railroad.
We note sales OF 5 500 bushels wheat At : %.
Coal TRADB.-The receipts and shipments
OF coal at this port by the several companies for
the week have been a. fOllOws:-BOrden Co. re-
ceiVed $3.50 tons. shipped 209 New Central
Co. received ) 200 tons, shipped $3.50; Amsri-
can Co. received ia tons. shipped 1910; Con-
sohdatiOn Co. received ,629 tons, shipped 49,
Total receipts, Il ,333 tons total shipments
1882 tons. Messrs Gilmore, Meredith & Co.
also received and shipped 1870 tons OF
GOughiOgheny gas coal
RIVER NRws.-MessrS Hartley & Bro. re-
port arrival Of schoOntT w. b. Fisk, from BoS-
ton. With fish and other merchandise. Messrs
y. q. X j. NJ. Waters report arrival of steamers
Gsoreeanna sud Express from Baltimore with
merchandise; and kennebec and Potomac Ice
Co. report arrival of schooner Charles 4. Jon -
from Boston, with cargo of ice.