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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
FEMALE REGULATING MEDTcINEs-TwO
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
cOLOr. aCifh the
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04
For Stomaches out of Order.

No medicine viii so efectually Improve the
tone of the stomach as these Pills; they remove
all acidity, Occasioned either by intemperance or
impro per diet. They reaCh the liver and reduce
it to healthy eetion; they never fail in curing
all isoreers Of the liver and stomach.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-04

Otiiee and Works at Centre street r. r.
rossing, Ashtabulo, Ohio. 1874,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
SILVER.

Silver continues to advance in price
In the London market. 1t was quoted
to day at 53H pence an ounce, and
very steady at that price, Should it
continue to advance few more pence
to the ounce, the United States
Senate may consider it good enough
for the bond holders, aud pass the
bill restoring it to its old standard. 1t
is strange the Senate can see no i'm
propriety in flooding the country with
trade dollars. and then, while they are
in the hands of poor men ,demenetizing
them by declaring that they are
not a legal tender for any amount,
whatever; while it objects to the pass
age Of bill making silver legal ten
der for the payment of Interest on the
National debt,as it was when the bonds
were issued,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15

JUST previous to the death of Mr..
A. L Stewart. Mr.. Dale. of the Dale
silk Manufacturing Company. advised
Mr.. Stewart to invest in raw silks. a.
the crop was likely to fail. Thereup.
on A. L. Stewart &c Co. invested
sl,0oo,00O in raw silks. buying at
aoont 80 % per pound. Mr.. Dale was
right; the crop failed, and to-day raw
silk is worth Sc so per pound, and if
A. I Stewart X Go. were to sell ont
to-day they would realize million by
the operation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
THE INDIAN WAR.

No official report of battle having
been fought between Crook aud Sitting
Bull had been received at Army head
quarters up to this morning. A rumor
had reached Chicago that Terry had
whipped the Sioux. bat that lis dis
credited in military circles.
From Ogden comes a startling an
Douncement that signal fires are blaZ
ing on the hills north of that place,
and that Pocatello, q Shoshone chief,
whose band ranges from the Nevada
Zine east to Ogden, and north to
idaho, is sEllen and morose because
the whites refuse to sell him
ammunition. which it is believed he
has been trying to purchase for the
hostile Sioux Tt is believed that he
and his band Of warriors, which num-
Der about 1000. have been melted to
commit depredations by noted Nor
mon named Hill, who figured conspic-
uously in the troubles at Corinne a
year ago. These Indians are said to
be near the Nevada and Utah line
where, if disposed, they eou'd easily
get away with the few whites in that
sparsely settled locality.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES


Gold, silver and Greenbacks.
SAN FRANcIsCo, August Is. i.
In San Francisco currency is buying
at 80; selling. 90H.
Trade dollars. 8S an 90 per cent, and
silver coins 6H "a ca per cent
discount.
Gold opened in New York ut l1l%;
silver strong; large lot bid for at IL
per cent. discount. and refused.
Club Meetings.
The Thirteenth Senatorial District
Grand Central Democratic Club nat
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
ESTRAY NOTICE.

AME INTO MY ENCLOSURE AT
Y Rattlesnake Station on the Winnemucca
and Silver City road. sn iron-gay mare
branded and vented "R on he left hin and
shoulder, and branded W" ON the right
shoulder. be owner is requested to rroye
property. pay cost Of advertising, aud take
her away. T. b. BOWDEN
isatties axe Station August ], 1915 I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
RESCINDMENT NOTICE.

"A of the hurricane Mining Company, held
at the compapy's Office in san Francisco on the
18th day of August, 1916, assessment NJ /
levied July 7, 1875, Of 25 cents per share on
the capital stock Of said company was re-
scinded. X. NJ. SHACKELFORD. PRESIDENT.
aul4-2w W o. Al. BERRY, Secretary,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
RESCINDMENT NOTICE.

ATA MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
IA Of the Montezums Mining Company held
st the company's cffice at San Francisco on
the nth day Of August 1876, asse ssme nj Mol
levied July 7th. 1915, Of 25 cents per Share on
the capital stock II said company was re-
scinded. r. NJ. sHAGKtLFORD, President.
W. o. N, Berry, Secretay
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TIL
CONSTITUTION.

yRROpOSrD AMENDMLST AND RE-
vision Of the Constitution of the State of
Y wade passed at the seventh session Of IL e
legislature;
Resolved. by the Assembly the Senate con-
CURING III t the Con.tit ton Of the state
af Nevada be amend d as follows:
mend Section one o. Article TX Of the Con
stitutiur Of the state Of Nevada 20 as to read
as follows:
sECrI y l. The fiscal year shall commence
on tie first day Of Jec, mber in each year.
Passed January 10, 1915.
Resolved. by the ASS mbly the Senate con-
curing. Tat our histery.ss a STATE. has
ngnt us the ces-ity Of revis ng the Con-
stitufi.n: we tLe5f re rec mmcnd the
tleetar- nj the next election fpr member ~
the ! legislature to vote for or against the
calling II 4 convention Cor he purp - OF re-
sing tie Constitution Of the state Of
Nevada.
Passed February IS. 1875.
] hereby certiiy the foregoing to be true
copies rom In original enrolled Resolutions
On file N my Office.
Witness my hand and the Great
r.. 81 al q State. August l, 1875.
J, d MINOR, sec'y state
aa2Jrn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
Not Con 6rsned.
WARRINGTON, Angus

WASHINGTON, August Is.
On Inquiry at the Army head
quarters yesterday it was ascertainsd
that nothing whatever had been re-
ceived confirmstory of the report of the
Sioux squaw and that q battle had
taken place between Crook aud the
Indians and the latter almost annihi-
lated. While hopes are expressed
that the report may prove true, the
story is considered doubtful.
Another Desbtfai story.
CHICAGO, August Is.
The following was received at Sheri-
dams headquarters:
Fort LARAMIE. Aug. IA.
The report VI General Tsrry's fight
with Sitting Bull il confirmed through
Indians coming into Spotted Tail
Agency. They report q heavy engage
msnt. and defeat of Indians with great
loss. and that Sitting Bull was
wounded. Signed. TOWNSEND.
1t is proper to say that the accuracy
of the above, coming. as it does, from
such'sourcss, is discrsdited by General
Sheridan aud other officers here, who
think it highly improbable that the In
dams would give Terry chance to
fight them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
An Greg IN Tragedy.
RosEBuRG. Aug. IA. lS7G

Yesterday at p. NJ. Frank Davis.
upon learning that stranger passing
bad entered bis house aud mad. = turi
Gus attack upon his sister with an ax.
hurried to the house and shot the mau
dead. We learn his name was Henry
Crow. who had recently been an in
mate of an insane asylum, and is sup-
posed to have been insane ut the time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15

The Richmond furnaces at Eureka
turned out forty two tons of bullion
last Saturday. werth $4,000. This,
says the Sentinel. is the largest guam
tity OF bullion ever produced By those
furnaces in twenty four hours.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15

San Francisco theatre manager has
given notice that no woman shall oc-
cupy seat in the boxes, dress circle.
or parqnet of his house if she wears a
hat or bonnet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15

The following named persons were
selected to represent White Pine
county in the Democratic State Con-
vention: J. II Withington, General
w. S. Rosecrans, A. j. Lowery. Robert
Briggs. J. G. Russell, Tim Shine, p.
Casey and Geo. Stocked.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15

An action of ejectment has been
brought by S. c. Barnes. D. I. Mea-
gber and R. M. Dagg+tt. plaintiffs.
against the California Mining Com
pany, defendants. to recover possess
ion Of City undivided feet. being one
twelfth interest of the California
mins. with a like proportion of the
profits of the property The GEM
plant was filed in the District Court
of Storey county, but defendant has
had the case transferred to tho United
States Grcnit Court. at Carson City.
where it is now pending.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
Frightful Accident.
An AbscOn ing sx-aiarshal.

VIRGINIA, New. Aug Is, 1876.
G. Nj Mayer, ex Deputy U s Mar
shall, has sbscOnded He is defauiter
in some bankrupt estate. to the amount
of about $1,000. He is supposed to
be accompanied by woman of the
town.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15

A man named Geo. L Smith. WAS
killed yesterday afternoon. While as-
slstIDg IN some experiments with new
excelsior blasting powder.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
Indian Signal Fires.

For several nights past Indian signal
fires have been burning on the tops
of the mountains. Many are visible
from this point. Fires are also seen
over hundred miles north from here
The Indians say it is a sign of big
fight with the Sioux. and in the alb
sencs of any information except that
received here yesterday from Helena,
Montana. many people are inclined to
believe it. A courier will arrive at
Fort Fetterman tomorrow morning
from Crook. when further news will be
received.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15

last everins mt Humboldt Hall. The
meeting was Very well attended.
The Western Addition of the Hayes
AID Wheeler Club met IN Alldac% s
Hall last night. Many ladies were
present.
The German- American Club met
last night. aud quite number of adj
dltional names were enrolled.
The Oakland Democrats of the
Fourth Ward held meeting in the
ball of the Academy of Music last
night. which was well attended.
The Republican Club of Oakland
met last night ID the City Hall. and re-
ceived few new members and some
cash.
The Industrial Fair.
The second week of the Eleventh
Industrial Fair opened very salts
factorily last evening The Pavilion
now presents very complete Interior,
there being but few exhibitors who
have not yet got their goods into place.
The fruit display is very fine.
FrightfuI Accident.
A brewer named Luther, employed
at the United States Brewery, corner
of McAllister aud Franklin streets. was
caught in a belt yesterday morning,
aud MS right leg torn eff at the
knee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
z e. ezra p HlO

BY Atlantic and Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.J
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
The Brakemen's strike.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. l5, 1871

Governor Hendricks is expected
here to.morrow, when it is probable
active steps will be- taken to qlell the
stcikers along the railroad. There is
no general outbreak, bnt considerable
feeling is manifested Strikers meet
lugs are being held, aud trouble is liza
ble to occur ut any hour.
Pocatelle showing signs Of Hos
,ii,ty.
a~- OGDEN, Aug. Ia.
Intelligence reached here to-day
from Terrace, Utah. that PorateIlo.
chief of the Indians at Fort Hall, was
yesterday trying to buy ammunition,
aud offering big commissions to any
person who would procure it for him.
Not being able to get any he left, say
ing he would get even with them. 1t
is believed that he is either furnishing
ammunition to the hostile Sioux. or
knowing that all the troops have been
withdrawn from this station to rein
force Crook. aud being under the lead
ership of the notorious George Hui.
Mormon missionary to the Indians. he
intends making some move on the
settlers. These are the same Indians
who caused 20 much alarm n year ago
at Corinne. They number nearl,
Z. 900 warriors. and with George Hill,
well kaown for his blood atonement
record, and dark deeds committed in
the name of the Mormon church, as
their guiding star, almost anything can
be expected of them.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26
Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

NOrrCE is hereby given fl the cifrens of Cfesfinr
ant Hall tovrshiu. uuhuis cnurfy. Indiana. tnlf
the uniersixned go Appivin the Beard u County Com
irn~-s u Dihots county 40 their June term, l,l6
siar the proysions u ACT, entitled F" an Aci to
rsrriats AMI ftnse The sale ~ splritnnms tin'nus
matt and ether intoxicating iiguors % limit the r'sc
fee be charged ~ cities nnt iouns nld ~ frptai n
r-rnr Laws ragulatfnz the sit ~ Intoxicating liquors.
ana an Laws and parts u aws corning 10 conflict uifh
Yhs provisions ~ this act. prescrbnE reneles r he
vitsfiau thereof and declaring srnerge pt t
Nv the = ui.stare ~ Indiana. 10 To- fUr lctrsf tn
seft sririfurus vrors ana malt hluor.. IN puanififs
I.ss fhsu 4nar At time. ~ he drank or fhc rfeni-
~ 49, .errn n srs wear 1he precise iogaiitu where
u. a. ss "a iphs hon .taHfef ani being upon
h. Na c5 shown upon the org raj map ~ Plat of
fhr tssr ~ Celcstine ,Duhpi- cqll'Y. lhftnn,
May fzfh. isTC-5w So1AAAN.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

VIII let 20 tie lowest responsible
bidder. ihc building ol stone abuiments
and bridge. acro,s Kisiey creek. IN Boone
township. Dubois county, Indiana.
where the P0rieTsyil.e and Petersburg
road crosses said creek. sale on
SATURDAY. JUNE l7th. lS76.
sale 10 commence ~ II O'Clock A. r.. Of
-ait day. Plans and sppcifi atoms given
on dav OF sale II. MORGAN, Com.
Nav 26th. iS76-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26

EDITOR CurRIEE. While on 4 visit n,
Dayiess county. / picked up a weekly
Indiana ctere Journal. dated Nav 7th
Ny eyes fell r0n an article Ee.ae..
honest jIlnrv- which charges thar
Hon jas D. Williams bought his seat
IN Congress BY ccrrupting Tie delegates
~ The Congressional Convention with
money that Be paid tie hotel bills OF
the delegates Of Dubois. Greene and Or
ange counils-, ana paid them Slo 4 piece :
that ne did il by agreement. and with
CORFU Z motives. Now, Mr.. Editor. YOU
VIII please inform the many readers OF
the Courier 4 such charges are correct.
Is l am positive cur Instructions wer-
y tiie delegates. T. vote for Hon. r. X.
Cooo- by 80 doing, you will confer :
favor.
JAsPEE- ND, May 2sd, Is7e.
We had -een the above mentioned ar
ucle. but had supposed the character OF
the Journal 2 ss lying publication
was such that what il might publish
would have no weight with any one.
Ills lie j Of the character. aud 10
worse. than those il pUb.isbe. every day
on scmebocy-in IL mad race for some
thing sensational. For that reason.
what y says about anything j. not be-
Aeved BY any one acqnain;ed with IL.
character In i well known that IN thr
convention il speaks of. fha delegate.
from Duhois county were Instructed fos
Nr. Cobb--Mr. Williams opponent
and voted and worked earnestly agaius,
ar. Williams nomination during tie
entire Convention. and came away dis.
satisfied with his nomination In the end
but truth j. never considered essential
~ any tilEg the indianapolis journal
publishes.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26

f-I' seems from the vouchers on file
in TIE Office OF the Auditor OF State that.
during two years while Morton was
governor. his house was repaired thir-
teen times ard furniture bought seven
teen times. ~ a cost 10 tie State Treas
ny q nearly q many thousand dollars
Does any sane man believe ihat these
vouchers tell the truth. and that all this
furniture was used in the Governor's
house: Why. it would have crammed
il full, % 10 one could get in. II more
likely adorned some OF those houses to
which the Governor owes tie loss oi
his legs And yet be paid for X with
State funds
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26
Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTsF % hereby given fp ne ritirers uf Ja7rfr
- a1f EtNhf.tc '9Nr.lfp. lalris county r.t.fna.
ia. to- 1lrsgret viii apply % the Board - ,e.iy
frrnllssnnsfs NJ ftus cauufy. 40 their June terrl
fs-s nnlHr tae prlr of en- Ar-. ertied IAN ArI
% rtrnllte end cen thf sale oi pirfaous. tireus.
malt and tfAaf iatattsur iH-drH. fu limt fts ctn n
Zee to 81 rltrret 81 cst aft towns an Co tea afi
former laws rcrliatirf fle ff 10 Aicaflur iruors
ana 40 laws ard para. ~ lft- ing cuuf rf fh
protfscrs VI ti's aet rresfa.ns peaairs o. TO-
tfatiaa thareor ard declaring rFeurv-fr passed
81 tie Legislature 70 lni4ra ln ISIS Ger Ncrfff or
s.N spirtEors virous and malt hquurs iu oaaafiNH
less than a quartz te drank the premises, iog
term % one year. The precise l1caL0n whcre Ne Dr.
.irss % sell j. IN his house known the Farmer
Hone, slfrafra ant being .pon w No. hundred
and sixh fy-nfne a. sa1Nn urun fhc original msp oI
plst u the town " Jasper, urbois cpanty. Indiana.
NAY I.th. is7s-3~ HENRY ENTHOFfN.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26

TM- B.uemle bought Mr. Hochre-
sang out of tie milk business this week.
and on "Wednesday bis Old horsc seemed
70 think he had toe good I thing OF II.
or that his milk didn't have water
enough IN l. or that bis master ought 70
have more water. and 20 backed the
wagon over the embankmenl Of Pafoka
bridge, breaking two wheels. and spill
lB- the milk past mixing.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26
Notice to Tax-Payers +.

rVHE time for collecting delinquent
Il taNesis fast approaching, and the law
eompels me 10 collect by distraint and
sale Of personal property, wherever il :
possible. I DO not wish. these hard
tines 10 Pot the people 10 unnecessary
costs. and so viii not attempt 10 force
collections until after July Ist. In the
meantime. those who are delinquent can
save costs BY paying their taxes at the
TrCasurer's Office, at any time, and l
Noui1 urge upon them 10 DO so, and
save me an unpleasant duty, as after
july 1st | viii have to send deputies
ont TO collect. aud mileage and costs
viii be add-3.
JAS. z. SPURDOCK, I'D c.
MAY Goth. ls7S-.w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26
CEaTENNilL EALL
AR 49,
ST. iNTH0NY HALL !
JUNE 9th. I$1 rs.

vTNrr ssr.'<rfl vlI haze arrih fEnre ~ 81
4 t.t-aly. 11 44rs = l.7- fs rlel n-e pat :
4rs rsi-f. dta. rta-e aH- tfrn fnetget. and ttt~a
- ra.t aartt-- fL- ttss ~ e-atr atil re r-tia-
rEi.ta t-re So artr-t car 90 a,,lret .i tttry-
t1..r F----t o. Il ls-e 1ls a4rf @ iusFe pleas
s-ftEs-
Tickets onty - GENTS for Lady and Cen
sisfuAn- FELIx BTCu AET. NsrlE-r.
-. 49,
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
" partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in the buichering
and meat business in Jasper. j. dissolved
" mutual consent TIE business will
be continued By Leopold Cutzweiler.
who j. authorized TO collect ail sums due
tic Iat. firm, and also Will pay All claims
against it. PETER NoHE,
LEOPOLD 6UTzwEILEE.
Nn-- n 1870 gyv.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26
E>TRAY NOTICE.

Strayed from nv farm near Newton
Stewart. Ind, on the 18th day OF May,
1875. one two year old filiy. aud n
vearifng colt. The tillev is clay bank.
laid face 10 the ewes. two white spots
on one side. black streak down the back.
dark rnane and tail. had OF yoke when
she lcu-;he yeariiug was a sorrel horse
colt. rather on the scrubby order NJ
marks remembered. ANY one giving
Information. s0 that they NAV he found.
will be literally rewarded. Address
JAMES BEATTY.
Nav Ia 1S-S -3w. Newton stewart
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26

DIR. Andrew Lewis informs ~ that
81 John Boyir. ct Louisville. solicitor
FOR the trustees ~ tie houdhollcfs ~
tie Air Line Railway Company. me0c
application "a Judge Gresham last Sat-
ar.iay icr an order 90 postpone the sale
of the road. which was 10 have taken
place to-day. aud il was so postponed
uniil the Goth of jane Princeton
Clariou
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26

We are indebted 10 Mr. kelso for the
following statement in regard TO his
flock OF sheep. IL any others in the
county can equal his in proportion 10
The number. We would like TO hear from
them.
Iceland, IND., Nav 23d, 1876.
MR- ED1ToR We sheared our aock
Of sheep On the 2Oth inst. They aver
aged eight pounds OF clean nice wool
20 ewes ard one buck "A bead in all.
We raised l5 lambs that WAS iaTnbed be
tween the sth of Marh and the a0th OF
Ali- that weighed so pounds. an
average Wf J0 p0uuds. Tie largest one
f~N ~ days old. weighed -
We also have a eve that has a
lamb two months old that weighed I0l
pounds after she was sheared.
Ats.ttifuis l.. J.. hEIso.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26

ANNol MOMENTS We this week an
rounce T. J.. l. Edmonsion for sheriff
Fie i-- alied .as ofice by appointment
of tls Commissioner. since tie death
81 Mr. WciSei. 81 very ere6itable man
ner. doing tie duties himself promptly
1ri correctly. and shown ihai he pos
-essr- ihe qualifications 10 make 4 good
SAer.iI. ana ir4usaci tie business of the
cGicc satisfactorily 10 those Interested
We also announce Dir. J. II. Green a.
a candidate tor Assessor of Madison
township. He has been raised ia the
township and ought TO know something
ofihe valne of il property, as well a.
tie wealth Of lis individual citizens.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26

I'VE lesru that many ~ the tobacco
bed. ilrou-hcut the country arc being
entirely DESTROYED by bugs. These de-
-frurfiEe insects resemble heas. aEH
gather in great numbers about tobacco
plants. A. vet 10 effective remedy has
teen discovered "a prevent their raw
a.ps.-f Rlckrort Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-05-26
EyECUTOR'S NOTICE.

A--AA~~| = - - - - - -
NOTICE IS hereby given that The un-
~ dcrsigned. has been appointed TX
ecutor OF the last will and testament oi
Elia- Bissey. late Of Dubois County
Indiana deceased said estate j sup
posed 70 he solvent
WILLIAM ). BISSEY, Executor.
VIZ. a TRATLoR. ATTY.
Nav 18th. lsl6-3N.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-08-10

Louis, and our smoke houses in Gin
cinnati; but our planters will become a
free, prosperous and thu wing people,
The roads up the country are in as
wretched condition as they well can be (;
and the citizens generally say that. if
they could get the requisite authority
from the County Commissioners to make
the road hands work, they would them
selves gladly undertake the necessary
repairs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-08-10
Mass Meetings to be Held by the DEM
ocrats of Edgefield.

at it's council on Monday last, the
Democratic Executive Committee of oul
County, determined to hold the follow
ing Mass Meetings during the campaign
And if citizens of different sections
or any section-should in the meantime
get up local barbecues, or any thing o.
the kind, ard should wish speakers tc
address them upon the issues of the day,
we would suggest to them to commune
cate with the Chairman of the County
Executive Committee, who, we know,
would see that such speakers be sent
them:
Mt. Willing, 9TH Saturday in August.
Richardsonville, I'd Saturday inSeptem-
Der.
Bold Spring, 4th Saturday in September,
Ridge Spring, 1st " October.
Red Hill, 3rd
John Atkins Plantation, I'd Saturday in
October. a....l...
Edgofeld, G. H, Sale day in November.