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OFFICIAL TRAINERS OF REAL ESTATE


HOuston st. Nc 2e l East
samuel st. " s 81 lG pn liz ~ n u = SEQ
llinst s. TO- ~ Re,Te % m g. 1900
l6th.si s. 95.6 Il " Of Ave u, I0AJ-; lOih-sl, -
9n,c OF AVo D. ieoA'- 10000
Ssthst : i,s IL Oh -e' ONO n..'-. 1880
4gIhst IL hs2 II II @h i" M 5000 AGO
4s 20 s. 81 Sh ave. 1900
isl r not Me 10 Nav n vii vie OF Tencker 1000
aI,sys We cor % TD-.i,s'Sk 2s5Oo
losaDe w ( ~ . i saiot n, Gos' ' 4G5oO
, ,,,, ,cc Va o rc,,s fer ......... $3.50
bjfis West 80 sol. rs dat year. pr ytaf..'''' 1 o
n,.avr No .G years, year. Low
Ifosnv Nos II and H. IL years, yetAs agreement
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State bonds were dull and without important
movement.
Railroad bonds were firm, and in the afternoon
Chicago and Northwestern Consolidated Gold and
Union Pacifcs advanced. The former closed at s4ss
and were in brisk demand. u. 7. Land Grants
reached par, and Sinking Funds 96Ss. The follow
ing were the bids
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Gin i,ca! Gstalc for Sale.

ErOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for n stock
y Farm stone high s,o0p Basement ahd
sIh cellar II in NcwN ork city, corner OF liohevari
c one hGcx from handing l - nom down
tnn finished French walnut and ash dauhwats rom
ce, ia ION ~ house Plumbing cost over ' taoh mouse
in 4 casa Ia every respect Inquire of WILLIAM BAhhEh
ITg proadway. ~ Y, ruom ,.
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Connirn Ilroperin 90 Get.

A CHEAP IIOUSE-Rent to suit good
~ cars, schools churches, &C. large lot hne
view high AMI healthy ate Address uOMESILApEIt
Tribune once.
FE7O LEr-At Montclair, FURNISHED COT
4 TsGE deligifully lecat = shadcd by large willows /;
gadel rat desired. Address H. Bloom.
nohi y. L.
r1NO LET-On jersey City flights, i'm Bergen
ave, tine family MANSION IN superb order with all
modern improvements done up superior style large
plot Of ground lOxJOo beautifully laid out, with plenty OF
shade and fruit also stable. c0hOuse hernery, tc
ysuiGnt CATS schools and clufche asd In locality
the best The iights. Price 1000. Please address Box
3Si, York iOstOice call nj y GAItABltANT Real
Estate Agency, ia Bergen square, Jersey City Hights
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CAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESTATl
Real @slaie Go Crrbanoe.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at Sum
~ nit, y j. of house. - rooms and cugoa 4OXl0
steam furnace stable lawn. garden fruit and shade, $1,000
mortgage $1,000 - exchange Tor Newark house. J. d.
CONDlCr, lij Broadway.
I WISH TO EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE in
Nc-AoIk, ETuokyn jersey city, and Westchcster CO.,
prices 10 be fixed By appraisers for either Of The following
viz: Western Union, Lake ehOTe juon Pagi
EoHe bui principals. who business oed IN
WESTON, Box =, Ilihlne once.
EXCHANGE.-Long Island FARM wanted in
A cKanls for other good property Please address N Err
CHANT ,. Y. +. %. Box g. 100.
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Ncw- 1crsep i,cal estate for Sale.

A Nicely-locatcd FARM of 49, acres at
~ IIawthifne Y j. Erie RAILWAY. hod from city; cont
runtaon -07 q per auun good buings healthy aud no
nasrit0,s 600; VAL sell now Tor tl2v' oly
O00 each required. w. EDN Ahp-' - fihe-s'.
IMPROVED PROPERTY in Elizabeth. \. j.,
worth :, 600 inc.rubIuucc ~ o. no EXCHANGE for
1laar. FAll, with stock &c aust he IN ahealIhiu
locaiior. ADDRESS FARaiEE, iIibnnc Once.
IIOR SALE OF ENCHANGE-FOr store prop.
Z ,r, plot 81 fine Ions IN Jcrcy City, value, $1,000
J.NiES BGDNNlSG 81 roadway.
NOR SAIE-SlJ, 0GO-A fine COUNTRY
SEAT in r!naicd y I ~ mites from the city, the
ucu boulevard through Orange comprising - acres win
aIec double house. OutDrdugs &C. IN "od order running
stream with mil le property rrlrct ttlr 10
secure this of,f apply before Aug /, to Nkf M NER
ont br..dscs. To JLNNiNN> fRDII1EI-, Japanese
PauerNa;c, jJ2 Pcari-sf. Now-fc.k CITY
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NnsirnCtlcn.
For Bows end Young Men-City.


A STATE ELECTRO MEDICAL COLLEGE,
~ ncOrr Grated approved by the GoYsmOr June y $50
FACULTY LECTURES commence SEPT. 20, loi,., fof
(oijece Circulars Electrical Arcanun etc. ree. address
ALBERTJ STEELE, T. NJ d, prest J. Cooper onion n y.
HOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
4 1855 BROADWAY, Ny
geIl thorough, trained ana i, ialed
for COLLEGE Tor Scientific Pursuits ard ior business.
DAME BUSINESS COLLEGE, 81 BOwcry
i established iela- Bookkeeping, AIlihmenc, higher
Mathematics, and English branches Writing Lessons 80,
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Gouscs eno farms iUantc0.

SNANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE in New
w jersey IL the neghborhoga Of Hackonsack Engle
wood from acres, with mod house IN trade for
which win De given Wen located NcN Nor, city property;
equity $4,000 JNO. ID. TAYLOR EOS East 60hsL y. :.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, July Fl, 1873.
The following legal sales were made at the
Exchange Salesrooms to-day.
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Proposals.

OFFICE or ApuIslsrR 'I0R or WATER WORKS ANpl
y FluIyGs, NHw-u RITAsS June 20, 1873.
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received ut
- the Office Of the uuf r.igcd nut e Stl day % August
1875 n ~ 3D., Tor Sac LEASE Of the CITY WATER
WORKS and AtCJMPASNiNG FRANcII-IS, in con
iormty with ordinance 40 $40 A. adopted tnc 10Th Of
Junc 1873. Parties deAIg copies Of the ordinance
pamphlet can De supplied b. addressing
LION HERTOM,
Administrator ~ Water Works and Public buildings,
Room No. y CIV ian. New or ans. Ia
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For Yorng Ladies


UFNDDTCK INSTITUTE, % West Goth ST.
french. German. and English Bceriing and i'Iy
school for Young also healthy ana url"l 'hhti
Music and Fine Alis tea.ty Aurlcaios ic, fed us
fur September. Dclaic ldli- suthsti'Atu D.!
gvnnastic dancing lifiing and movement cIrc .
IT. SARAH l.. HlNDRltk. fi1nclnal
YTVDERG ARTEN. Al East 43d-st.. near
~ Madison ave. oldest ami bos Kindergaten in ne cry
An the FIOsbsl occupations taught thoroughly. liahlhi
ters and teachers schools AMI families saiei
with KindeFgarnels. Mis- H. H. COB, Prln.
NsLLES. Charbonnier's French Protestant
w Boacng and Day school for Ionns ife- 80 Ssl a2t
st. formerly ~ du Roalc, Nry, Paris Ihoi"tn
course OF English IN al classes. VIII reopen sept y. address
as above until sept !, when Miles CharOonnic Vii DemN
Miscellnneous-CitY.
ALBERT J. STEELE, L. NJ. d., President Of
The lcoro Medical College will dera free lecture in
behalf of tine college aud Slana0ry oi K aims, Gi i cooper
Iuou EVENING. at O'Clock. Physicians and the
pubic cordially invited 70 attend
E5RS. GARRETSON's ENGLISH, tRENCH,
VI and GERMAN BOARDING AID DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN, No 81 Wet Forty
se,aih.sf between Fth and sixh-avcs, VIII reopen
WEDNESDAY sept %, lS1j
Applications personally. or uy lcter.,as above
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Gin properin 60 Get.


rI'O LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2Ox50
Y in hnc building facing city Han PARK the rooms wen
adapted fEtoass billiard having high ceiling
Hight aud easy Apply 10 J. y. WlCkOFF Co, u
PHrkrOw.
TO LEl T7p ssrony BRICK BUILDING.
No. Franki0rtst, second door from Chathamst
Apply 70
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE y. Y. TRIBUNE.
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OSGOOD's GUIDE BOOKS.


NEW-ENGLAND.
A GUIDE TO THE CHIEF CITIES AND POPULAR
RESORTS OF NEW.ENGLAND. IT'S SCENERY AND
HISTORIC ATTRACTIONS. maps and ii plans. THIN
Ediiion Enlarged, 81.
"This book compact and crowded The information in
the different localities is full, minute, and exact
Boston Transcript - - -.
THE MIDDLE STATES.
A GUIDE TO THE CHIEF CITIES AND POPCIA2
RESORTS OF THE MIDDLE STATES, THEIR sCENLRf
AND HISTORIC ATTRACTIONS. Maps and Is Pans. s..
NopFevious manual eopions or 20 exact ~ II.
meht consulted TO great advantage ny the tourist
in the Middle States Trustworthy gude'-lNeW'l Ok
Tribune - - . - - - x..<,,
THE MARITIME PROVINCES.
A GUIDE TO THE CHIEF CITIES, COASTS, AND
ISLANDS OF THE MARITIME PROVINCES OF GAN
ADA. WITH THE GUIF AND RIVER 81. l.AN kENti /;
also, NEWFOUNDLAND AND THE LABRADOR COAST
With Mars and Plans. s..
by intrinsic vauc copousness Of information and i'm
partaity likely take Tire place Of all ohore AIDES on hand
books Canada which We know OIL Queaec CIlOnh le
which who makes M expedition 10 theSe re-
siOns can wisely do without. - Boston Advertiser,
i "rhccditOr has succeeded in making American guide
Doohs as gold B0aekers"-i fhe Independent.
For sale 10y Booksellers and Newsl ales. sent, post
paid, on receipt Of price, by the publishers
JAMES r. OStiOOD & Co. Boston
ITO THE TRADE.
We hsyc placed fun line Of our SAMPLES ON exhibition
BOOK FAIR and prepared 10 make special dut
all buyers These extra terms ohcr pr .s wtK
only, after which regular rates WEI ne rsiI
Yoik, Juyil9, 1915. JAMES L. O~foOO " Co
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antipahy shown by the members of the Association to
all Northern school histories having to do with the civil
Menu publications.

A NCIFNT and MODERN BOOKS.
"A English, Greek, LATIN DC, DC, wholesale and retail
APPLETON'S ANTIQUARIAN, 10 Thiidst, near Lo@ery
A PRIVATE LIBRARY FOR SALE:--A FRI
VAT. library OF Of the best English author
finest editions superb bindings may be mad win sepq,.
mahogany reasonable teIns an OPPORTUNITY
SELDOM 10 be met with Address \. ~ Tribune Once.
"Cream of Medical Literature"
EXXI PART LXXI.
IL SEVENTY ONE NOW READY.
BRAITUWAITE'S RETROSPECT
FOR JULY, 1875.
THIRTY FIFTH YEAR OF REPCBICAIlON
Published by w. A. TOWNSEND III broadway, \. Y.
For by all Booksellers and Newsdeaers everywhere
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were:

The London advces continue favorable and report
large additional gains of bullion by the Bank Of
England The increase on balance to-day was
G217, 900 bullion. The rate of money IN the open
market is down to 1G2 par cent, three months bills
being discounted at Dig per cent. British Consols
reacted somewhat from yesterdays sharp advance,
but American securities were frm Foreign ex-
change was weak for long sterling sales of which
were made as low as - S52l and as high as u S6i2
Demand bills sold at ~ o9l2GSi o9si. Tho
nominal asking quotations remain at 81 81
and IL 80. Gold weakened to-day from
1871 down to 1928. After recovery to 1l3,
the price again yielded to 1928. the last
sales being effected at 1928. The undertonc OF tho
market is weak, but thoughtful bankers incline to
the opinion that the decline has been so rapid that
we ought reasonably to expect some reaction On
gold loans the lea per diem per cent per
annum, and fat for borrowing. For carrying, to 8
per cent was paid. The shipments Of specie to-day
were $336OO0, of which $2j0,000 was gold coin.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl200OO in called
bonds and $780, 600 in coin interest The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, $53 10000; gold balances, S2,5o9,sZ9;
currency balances, 81 es2, 737. We annex principal
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Gounirn Zeal Gslatc .for Sale.

AT CROTON. on the Hudson River.-l o.
"a SAIL. very Gas1ibl- plot OF acres, with dwelling
hoi 81 ara Ouiaine-. ,be for grntiemans COZ I.f
lsIDINC en aUn auc' of large ad small fruits ON thc
IIa-c VIII D. fold on liberal terms
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
A Very Foul Murder.
The subjcined letter is q revelation of
crime still undetected and unpunished !:

The subjcined letter is q revelation Of
crime still undetected and unpunished: {:
CURRYToN, March l4th, 1875.
MEssRs. EDITORS: On yesterday it
was my sad fortune to make post NOR
tenn examination of the body of Mrs
Eliza Floyd Foster, the wife of Robt.
Foster, one of our neighbors.
The circumstances connected with this
sad death, as elected by jury of in
quest, are as follows: On Friday last, the
18th inst, Mr.. Foster, with his two little
sons, and his wife's father, Mr.. James
Floyd, left his house as usual, to attend
to. the business of the farm. Just before
night, one OF his sons, about eight years
of age, returned to the house and found
his mother lying on the floor dead, she
having been burned almost to a cinder.
at first it was thought to be the result
of accident, but after examination, a
severe wound was found on the back Of
the head which had produced violent
laceration Of the soft parts, In addition
to this, it was evident, from the position
of the body, accumulation Of ahe ashes
of the burnt clothing and other charred
material, that the body must have been
in an insensible condition during the
time it was being consumed.
The Judgment Of the jury was, that
Mrs. Foster came to her death, directly
or indirectly, by this blow on the head,
and that the fire was the work Of the
assassin, to finish and conceal this fear
ful crime.
Mrs. Foster was a quiet, good woman;
and after inquiry, learn from the fami-
ly that she had had no difficulty with
any one to account for this sad affair, and
that they have not even vague suspi-
cicn as to who is the guilty one.
Our community is much excited about
this sad death, and at 4 meeting Of the
citizens on yesterday, it was determined
to offer reward Of One Hundred Dol
lars for the "arrest and conviction of the
murderer"
I have been instructed to offer this re-
ward through the AdecrtiScr. You will
please give it such notice as you think
best through your columns.
Yours Respectfully,
II. A. SHAW.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Nine O'Clock at Night Only Closes the
Contest.

at the splendid and recherche Dry
Goods Bazaar of Kean Go Morrison, i'll
Augusta, contest may be said to be now
perpetually raging-a contest between
tho salesmen and the dense crowd OF
customers-the latter attracted by the
fame of the new Spring Goods just from
New York. Those who need anything
in the Dry Goods line should embrace
this opportunity of buying at very low
figures, and choosing from amid such
an assortment as Augusta has seldom
seen. Kean & Morrison send Ms a new
card, which we lazy before our readers
this week, hoping that they will read it
carefully and remember itsinvitations
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Re-opcning of the Female Academy

We are delighted to announce that the
Female Academy Of our town was re-
opened this morning, Wednesday 9th,
by Miss A. G. Edwards, of Anderson.
This lady arrived in our midst week
ago, for this purpose, and has so pleas
antly impressed all who have met her
that high hopes are entertained of her
beng able to again build up fine fe
male School in IdGefeld Miss Edwards,
besides high social position, a finished
education, and extreme refinement of
thought and manner, has long practical
experience in her profession. If Miss
Edwards is supported in Edgeield as
she should be, Edgefield will undoubt-
lily be immensely the gamer by it.
The best school season of The year is now
at hand, and it world be wise in parents
to start their children without days
delay. Miss Edwards prices will be
precisely the same as Miss Gibbes's.
and she Will also teach Music, in which
line she has fine qualifications and val
liable experience.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Absolute Safety as to Greenbacls

Many people who have greenbacks to
spare, desire TO make good investment
of them before they depreciate to one
half their present value. The great
trouble, however, is as to the best and
safest investment. The problem is casi-
ly solved. Genuine Diamonds OF the
first water, Gold Ware, Silver Ware,
Watches, real fine Jewelry and Precious
Stones, always have an intrinsic value,
Scpd can be easily carried about and kept
und.r ones eye. Go then, at the earliest
s.ysfi,ssiF=ss5fsa:1y to EeSreat establishment
of frontayt, in AZ sasta, sutf f:saiise sn9i,
an Investment. In fact such an oppor-
tunity rarely presents itself as is now
offered by A. Prontaut e. Son. Read
their card in another column. And you
can read it there all the year round. IN
fact it has been there for the last twenty
years. And this, of q truth, is a fnnda-
mental reason of the immense and we'll
grounded popularity of The Prontaut es-
enlistment. Prontaut .fys, who is now
sole conductor of this costly concern,
although born and reared in Augusta,
is still a thorough Frenchman in artistic
taste, politesse and enterprise. He keeps
the famous Jewelry and Silver Store full
" abreast of the times; and we beg for
him the continued patronage and consid-
eratien of the people of Edgeiield.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Totally Untcrritica by Civil Rights

Totally UntcrrificG by Civil Rights.
Our old friend, Mr.. Patrick May, Of
the Globe Hotel. Augusta, and his right
h md assistant, De-. Schwartz, are totally
untcrriicd by Civil Rights. Co;ored
people are nc, such fools but that they
know the profound danger of coming
t,to collision with good Irish blood
I...sy e ..e.ys.2sG Ia-- Nay fears n9thing aaa. n.
pgrsuos the even tenor of his way, a'ld
keeps most excellent house, ana. spares
nothing to make his customers comfort
able. And when you Edgeiield people
60 down 70 Augusta this spring, .iustr' :
member that it's the old Globe that's in
tirely an illigant place TO stop a..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25

WHAT IS 4 B0s,hsgA ?-Perlaps not
ali of our readers bn7gi the meaning OF
he word bonanzl. Literally, says the
New Orleans Pieq5al1fc, it is Il g boon, .
or /" free gift Sralisii America confer
red the word upon Us, aEl Nevada ac-
cepts the free gift" as slustratieesof the
treasures Of silver with Which her monn-.
tains abound Wien vein OF relnarka-
biy rich ore is foutd In .unoxHccted places
rnnnag not in tbt freaicieti@ direction in
which we4i-centSrtet ore ehgirt to rnn,
Iut, diaeonalIy through sageral1 'tnirEs
this Is called a lonanzp 1tgcomes as !
boon, and a boopit is named in the SON
orous sylIables :olthe castlllian tongue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
where 70 Buv Your Paints and Oils.

Where 20 Buy OUT Palhts ana UIIs'
If you are wise, you Will buy them
from Geo. D. Connor, of Augusta, whose
establishment is near the Bell Tower, 3S
jackson st. Mr.. Connor's card, i'll an
other column, will give our readers some
idea of his Assortment and his capabili-
ties. We beg for this card special atten-
ton. Mr.. Conuor was formerly book
keeper of w. II. Tut & Co., and may
very naturally be supposed to be thor
oughly conversant with the Drug, Paint
and Oil business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
naIlon.s ma .szlno fpr-Apr.l

The April number Of Ballop.s slasa,
zine is issued, aid is an excellent speci-
men of what popular Magazine should
he. II is crowded with nice stories, fine
eneravings, good poetry. and many use
: frl hints. on domestic economy, house
hold facts, aud threecornicp pietnreswliich
would make astoie laugh. No one can
help ssiSifig iB3aAlaca's Magazine it is so
genial and pleasant. S,,
For sale all over tie country. Pub
hshed by 9Homes & Talbot, 81 Brora-
field Street, Boston.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Fsoge.

By the resignation ofSolomon L. Hoge,
congressman elect so-callcd, the Comp
tro!Ier Generals Office of this State has
been made vacant. His successor will be
chosen by the legislature, and we hope 1t
will choose better man. Hoge came to
South Carolina just after the war. lie
associated himself with the radical party
and has been faithful servant. Time
ond again he has been elected to Office.
The force Of circumstances" and 1.-THE
mysterious rulings OF an inscrutable Prov
idence" have becn.the source of great prof
it to him. First he was made Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court; then he
was elected to congress; then to the otf
fee OF Comptroiler-General and lastly be
was counted in for the Fortysiourth
Congress. As Judge he was failure; N
congress l,c accomplished nothing for ne
adopted State as Comptroller General re
worked under the direction and by the
advice and assistance Of Melton and File
brown. Now the question is what will
be do IN congress. Everybody knows
united for the pfEltion TO which
snS5 md &, 1sIIiG 6S8IgifGis isZag sss @ 45is iaiT Td
prA l,hetllat be Ws. heSiSSefy;5 small et t
aftsaoa.-t- q gees o
\ ssss:apgton not as ara f7atatiYe OF the
people 1eut as q pGitic@ ps tisan and a
weak and vaciliatine ee'nasogue. Can
such man subserve ,1l., interests Of our
people? Is such to he Tic result ofpQp-
ular elections in South Carolina in The
Iature ?-Ab6eciNe 21tedi,tnt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25

We are requested by Auditor Belanger
to announce that the sale of Delinquent
Lands will not begin on the first Monday
in April, as heretofore advertised, but
will be postponed until further notice
shall be given.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

No rains since the storm OF Saturday
afternoon Weather very fine. Garden
stuff having good chance. Farmers
may yet get in their cornin good season.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25

This is Holy Week in the Episcopal
and Catholic Churches. Next Friday
will be Good Friday. The following
Sunday will be Easter Sunday. On
Friday next, at o'clock, there will be
service in Trinity Church. AL three OF
our Churches will be open for divine
service on the coming Sunday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
Sec'ry. Gran. Man iac'g. c

Rienz, Mississippi, was visited by a
terrible tornado on the 10Th inst, which
lastel half an hour. a number of build
ins were destroyed, among them the Pres
byterian and Baptist churches, and four
white persons and several negroes were
killed. The estimated loss in property to
the town is $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25

We publish this week circular from
Grand Master James a. Hoyt, of the
MasonicFraternity. making an appealin
behalf oi the suffering people of Kansas.
This cause should demand universal at
tention and support.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25

We have been requested to say
that Mr.. j. r. Blackwell is School Trus-
tee in Washington Township, rice Mr..
j. II. Holiday resigned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25

On last Monday week, Mrs. James
Wren, living at the old Bates Wren
place, one mile from Mountain Creek
Church, was instantly killed by light
ming while sitting by the fire in her
house. The electricity is SUPPOSED to
have come down the chimney.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
d. j. LANDRUM
WITH
j. II. CHEATRAH.

fTIHE snews year finds me, rs for some
~; months past, connected with the
4popi,lar Dry Gopas Store of Mr.. +. 81.
it5heatbanl, waere4 %ill,4 atall-tiines. be
ready t6 see and SERVE lis friends and
customers, my own, and The public gem
erally.I s-S u! So ID j. J.LANDRUM.
Jan, IL If "a