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CO.. Wade Samuel Cothran, vas born
in Newherly County in 1901 ard removed
with his parents TO AbbeviIlc County,
(;hen District where he lived until his
marriage on the 9th of June. 1898, with
Frances Elizabeth Sprou After his mar
rage he settled a! Winter Sat in Edge
field District, which Ec represented III The
State Legislature for several years, and
resided there and i'll that ncighborhood
until the year 1871 when on account of
his heath, lie removed to the State Of
Georgia; settled near Gainesville, after
wards removed to Rome; was engaged
successfully in banking, Steaab1atng and
raiiroading to the beginning OF the war;
when the section Of country about Rome
was occupied by Federal troops, and he
was forced 10 remove TO Alabama, where
he remained until the close Of the war
when he returned TO Rome and lived there
until his d-a,!l which was the result Of
paralysis, and occurred Oh the morning OF
the 2Oth OF July instant.
He was 4 man of remarkable integrity
Of character and of more than ordinary
intelligence strict in ali lis dealings, but
kind and generous to those whose condl
ton in life appealed TO his charity which
was strong and well developed. His ge-
NAL and social disposition is well remFm-
bercd by those OF his cotemporaries who
survive him, and the announcement oihis
death, though long expected, will carry
main 10 many - warm friend in this and
the neighbonng county Of EdGeiieId; --lle
deceased w..s the ilther of our highly re
spected townsman Col. J. s. Cothran, TO
whom Tie people CT ALbeyille county
have shown their highest regard on so
many cccasons.-AJberiWe Press G Bd,-
.a.
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THE COLUMBIA REGISTER.
PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri-WeehIy and Weekly,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
H0YT, EMIL YIN & MCDANIEL
LANES 4. FIOYT. Editor.
COLUMBIA, S. C.,

THE DAILY REGISTER contains the lat
est news of the day, all commercial. po-
litical and other matter sent by tele-
graph, full local reports, editorials upon
all current topics, and
Grange s; Agricultural Departments.
THE DAILY has circulation extend
ing to all parts of the State, is circulated
in nearly every State in the Union, and
is constantly increasing; therefore, us an
advertising medium, it cannot bo SUR
passed.
THE TRI-WEEKtY REGISTER is issned
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, and contains all the news of
two days in one issue.
TIE WEEKLY REGISTER is an EIGHT
PAGE paper, containing Forty Eight
Columns, embracing tho cream of the
news of each week. This paper is with
in the reach of every family, and we are
pleased to state the fact that its large cir
culation is rapidly extending.
TIE REGISTER is n0W the Organ Of the
State Grange, and all matters OF interest
TO the Patrons of uusbandry will he
treated in their appropriate department.
The Agricultural and Grange articles
will appear in each Of our publications
Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly.
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GOOD BOOKS
FOR TIE
Farm, Garden, and Household.

The following is list of Valuable
Books, which will be supplied from the
Office of the Edgciield ,ldrcrtiser. Any
one or M re of these books will be sent
post paid to any Of our readers on receipt
of the regular price, which is named
against each book. ANY book not III this
list can be ordered for parties desiring it.
Aliens Or. l.. IL L. F. New American
Farm Book, 81 80
Allcn's Or. u American Farm Book, 30
Atwood $ Country and Suburban
Houses. ! 80
Barry'S Fruit Garden, 30
Bommcr's Method Of Making
Manurcs. %
BOussinraults Rural Economy, 10
Brecli's New Book of Flowers, LIS
Brill's Farm Gardening and Seed
Growing, 90
Broom-Corn and Brooms. Paper, so
cts. cloth 10
Caldwell's Agricultural Chemical
Analysis, 90
Canary Birds. Paper 30 cts. Cloth. IS
Corbetts Poultry Yard and Markets
Paper, 30 cts. cloth, 75
Dadd's Modern Horse Doctor l2 mo. 80
Dadd's American Cattle Doe, l2m ] 80
Downing's Landscape Gardening, 6 20
E.aSIWOOu on CTallDclTN, Z"
Eggleston's Hoosier School Master, 25
Egglestons End of the World, ! 30
Fields Pear Culture, 20
FLAX Culture. [Seven Prize Essays
by practical growers 30
Fuller's Grape Culturist, 81
Fuller's Small Fruit Culturist, 5O
Fultons Peach Culture, 80
Geyellin's Poultry Breeding, l %
Gregory on Squashes. Paper, 3O
Harris on the Pig, 90
Henderson Gardening for Pleasure | 80
Hcndcrson's Gardening for Profit, 30
Henderson's Practical Horticulture, 80
Herbert's Hints to lIorse-Keepers, 10
Hop Culture. by nine experienced
cultivatorS, 30
Hunter and Trapper, 90
Miles on the Horses Foot, 10
Mohr on tho Grapevine, %
My Vineyard ut Lakeview, %
Nichols Chemistry of the Farm
and Sea, %
Norton's Scientific Agriculture, %
Onions-IIow to aise them Protitably 20
Cloth. GOc. Ex cloth, / 90
Parsons on the Rose, 5O
Quinby's Mysteries of Bookkeeping l 50
Quincy (iIon. Josiah) OH Soiling
Cattle, %
Quinn's Money in the Garden, l so
Quinn's Pear Culture for Profit, %
Randall's Fine Wool Sheep
Husbandry, 90
Randall's Practical Shephertl, 9 90
Randall's Sheep lGusbandry, so
Richardson on tho Dog. Paper,
30 cts; Cloth, 60
;2pi1sv's Potato Pests. Pa, Soc; cloth 75
i-0ers PLAY md Profit in my Garden 80
Skillfu Housewife, IS
Stewart's Irrigation for the Farm,
Garden, and Orchard, 30
Stewar.'S Stable Book. | 80
Stewards Shepherds Manual, 30
Stoddard's An Egg Farm. Paper,
SO cts. cloth, 75
Thomas's Farm Implements and
Tim N"1nlaa'f, BUNKER Papers or, Yankee :"
Farming, 5O
Tobacco Culture. BY fourteen
experienced cultivators, %
Warnings Draining for Profit and
Health, 30
Warnings Elements of Agriculture, l 90
Whites Cranberry Culture, l 25
Woodward's Cottages and Farm
Houses,A 90
Woodward's Suburban and Country
Houses,@ 30
Woodward's Country Homes.s so
Woodward's Graperles and llorti-
cultural Buildings 10
Wright's Practical Poultry-keepcr,& 90
Whites gardening for the South, 90
Youatt on Sheep, 0O
Appleton's Cyclopmdia illustrated,
pcr volume, 100
Life of Stonewail Jackson, $50
June6 If 20
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For the Advertiser.
Important Meeting Of Asriculturists
and CHANGERS at Anderson.


and Changers at Anderson.
MEssEs. EDITORS: There is to be a
gathering of ASriculturists and Gram
gc,s at Anderson OH the Sth of August,
and lIdgelicld ought to be represented.
] have recently been reminded that
am the last President Of the Edgeiield
Agricultural Society, and although that
institution is not a very lively body, still
it has vitality enough TO be recognized
through a Delegations; and | therefore
appoint the following to attend tho An
dcrson meeting:
Gov. NJ. l.. Bonham, DR.. j. n. Devore,
Il. n. SLrother, j. III. Bouknight, Col. j.
II. Brooks, WIN. IIaltiwangcr, J. II.
Cheatham, Jno. T. Chcalham, j. p.
blackwell, James Y. Bacon, Gen. M. w.
Gary, Dr. r. j. McKie, r. b. Watson, j.
l.. Addison, Jno. II. Carwiie, James Cal
lison, II. L. Gallman, Felix Lake, DR.. J.
Fl. Jennings, Julius Banks, j. Munroe
Wise.
/ have thus appointed large Delega
ton, representing every portion of the
County, so that we shall surely be rep
resented by a goodly number. Major
Thomas Holloway. !'ecretary of tho State
Agricultural aid Mechanical Society,
has made arrangements with the ditter-
ent Rail Reads for special rates for Dele"
gates; and this communication and APP
polntncnt will, Ipresume, he recognized
n. credentials until the Delegation shall
meet and select ii Chairman and Secreta-
nv. Yours Respectfully,
Nj. q. BUTLER,
Pres't, +, 4, c.,
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A DIscoURAGING REPORT FROM LIBE-
RlA.-A colorcd man who says that he
has recently returned from trip to Libe
ria is IN this city at present, and is ex-
pressing his opinion very freely as to the
country which some of the colored people
from the South seem TO regard as an Uto-
pia. He says there can be no whore on
tho face Of the earth more unhealthy
country. A nan forty years cid, going
from this country there, will live two weeks.
a young man can live longer, but he will
never have my health The people have
4 disease cf tie feet l,hich Cause thc.r Toes
to TAI! off and flIs about hail Of th'm,
while the other half go limpug nearly all
the time. This man represents Liberia
as the most God fOrsaken country magma.
BILE, good only TO stay away lrom.-Char-
loHe (N, c. Observer, 1911
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, at tho residence of Capt W.
Il. Stevens, July 18th, 1877, by the Rev.
G. w Bussey, Capt T. F. JEFFERSON,
Of Augusta, and Miss FANNIE SM1-
LY, daughter of the late VIM. Smyly,
Esq, of Edgclield.
From this wedding feast we had a box
of very delicious cake We return our
best thanks for the same; and casting
our editorial shoe after the happy couple,
we wish them every JOY that heaven or
this world can give.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-08-02

The excursion train which will go frt m
Charleston to Anderson at the time of
tho meeting Of the Agriculturists and
Changers on Wednesday the Sth instant,
will leave Charleston at A. NJ on Mon
day the 9th, reach Columbia at y NJ,
and Ninety-Six at about3 or3!. Delegates
from EdSefcld will do well to remember
this.
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summer Meeting of state Grange.

MASTER = OFFICE, SiATE GRANGE,
CHArPHLL'S 5 DEPOT, NEWBEHRY. 5. c.,
June 10th, 1871.
y meeting of the State Grange will
take place ut Anderson c. H., on the Sth
OF August next. Members of the order
are urged to attend, and the public gen
orally are invited. There will be essays
and discussions upon mary subjects of
public interest. All are invl,ed to bring
specimens Of anything that nay be in
structive and interesting. tits exp ctcd
that the State Agricultural Society and
the Anderson Agricultural Society Will
meet at same time and place. y full pro-
gramme will be published by Col. r. NJ.
Sins, Secretary Of Executive Commit
tee State Grange.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-08-02

EW UtE Dtoti tCC " SOtctfc |t['Oc|eCe'
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of w. p. Cullum, Bank.
rupt, by whom Petition tor Adjudi-
cation of Bankruptcy was filed on the
18th day Of April, a. u. lS77, i'll said
Court.
THIS Is to give notice, that on the
Il Sixth (G) day of July, a. D. 1877, a
Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate of w. P. Cullum, OF
the County of Edgeiield, and State OF
South Carolina, who has been adjudged
n Bankrupt, on his own Petition; that
the payment of any Debts and delivery
of any Property belonging to said Bank
rupt, to him or for his use, and the trans
fer Of any property by him are forbidden
by Law that a meeting of the Creditors
of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more AS
signees of his Estate, will be held at .
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden al
Newberry, South Carolina, before c. G.
Jaeger, Esq, Register, on the Sixteenth
GG) day Of August, y. d. 1871, at Il
o'clock, II.
r. NJ. WALLACE,
Y. s. Marshal Us Messenger.
Julv 25. 3t32
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y. os-s and Halt Dozen Other Yhievc'
i'm Iaii in columbia.

The Investigating Committee in CO.
lumbia is bringing on veritable Day of
Judgment Moses has been arrested and
is in Jail So has Jones, eH Clerk of the
Senate--and Woo,lruh;-and Sam Lee
aad Montgomery. And still the work
goes bravely on. And the thieves are
flying in every direclion--principally
Northward, whcrce they came. Anoth-
or SIX months, and not one of the bard
will be left in South Carolina. But we
mistake; our Penitentiary will probably
he full of them. Their day is Svsr' ours
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Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
THE MAILS.

PINE HOUSE.
leaves Edgetield C. H., I, P. NJ.
Arrive q I" 12, =. NJ,
ABBEVTLLE.
From Edgefeld to Abbeville, by way
of Duntonsviiie and Longmires-leaves
Edgefield on Thursday, a m. Leaves
Abbeville on Friday, 8 a. m.
CHAPPELL'S DEPOT,
BY way of Big Creek, Fruit Hill and
Riohardsonville--leav Chappelrs on
Wednesday morning of each week
leaves Edgclicld Thursday. ], p. IN.
DORN'S MILLS.
BY way of Pleasant Lane. Elmwood
and Meeting Street-leaves Dorn's Mills
on Thursday, 8, a M; leaves EdgetieId
on Friday, s, a III
From Edgefield c. H., to .Elmwood, S.
c.. Tuesdays and Fridays.
June 20, tf27
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TO THE MOUNTAINS
.Nf. Tl'yOn, Fiat R0Ck, Fsendey
sOnt:I'", s9shcriiie, al,d ESnrn,
Springs.
Spartanburg & AsheviIIe R. R.

THIS new route is now open to the
l. travelling pub!ic-carrying u. s.
Mail daily-fram Columbia, S. c., through
to the above mentioned points. Passen-
gers take tn" coach of the $. e a. r. r.
at Depot of g. e C. r. r., Columbia, and
60 through without change of cars to the
~ osent terminus of the Road at Mt. Try
on, thence without delay by Four Horse
Stage Coach, Is miles to Flat rock, IS
miles to Hcndersonviile, and 40 miles to
Notwithstanding at Flat Rock and
IIendersonville same day OF departure
from Columbia. At present leave CO.
lumbia l2:45, z. NJ, and arrive at Mt.
Tryon. terminus of S. &c a. r r +, at 500
p. NJ. Round Trip tickets on sale at G.
IL C. r. II. Office, Columbia.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
Columbia to Spartanburg and
return, S90O
Columbia to Terminus S. 4 a.
r. II. and RETURN, II so
Columbia To Flat Rock and return, ID 81
=" Hendersonvillc and
rcturn. Is 30
Columbia to AsEeville and return, 10 80
Columbia to Warm Springs and
return. &c 50
Trains and Stages run daily. Good ac-
conmodutions.
D. r. DUNCAN, Pres't.
July i, 1877. tf29
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JAS. n. LIPsCoMB, NJ. S. G.

The Columbia Is. c. correspondent ol
the Charleston Necs and Courier makes
the following statement:
COLUMBIA, July l6-Ihe exodus TO Ike
summer resorts continue briskly. Judge
Bacon and family left Saturday for the
White Sulphur. On dit, that foreign
mission has been rendered TO Judge Ba-
con. He was Secretary of Legation AZ st.
Petersburg some twenty years ago, speaks
French, German and Russian, is we'll vers-
ed in the history of diplomacy, and is q
good Constitutional lawyer
No better appointment could be made.
Judge Bacon's experience and ability emf
nently qualify him for a diplomatic post.
He is representative Southern man OF
the Hampton school, of the highest in
,egyity and purity Of character and one
Of the ablest Of those conservative Demo-
cTots who haye labored continuously for a
complete restoration of the Union. His
appointment would be regarded as prac-
tical evidence Of the Presidents inten-
tions to carry out the promises ef civil
service reform Noble Re0lSte9.
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cambria,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it 4 rich, glossy lustrc and a grateful
perfume.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-08-02

DR. NJ. w. ABNEY, A'gt., begs leave
~ to call publcattention to his Apoth
ecary Shop. at Penn's old stand, next
door to the Court House, where he will
always be prepared to examine the sick
and prescribe such medicines as they
NAV need The Doctor will visit those
not able to come to see him, ii desired.
Physicians prescriptions solicited and
carefully prepared.
Iulv 25 1877 1m32
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TERMS SOFSUBSCRIPT1ON
Daily Register.
j OBJ Printing.

The BEST and CHEAPEST OOK and
JOB PRINTING. of every description.
promptly and satisfactorily executed at
TIE REGISrEI OFFICE.
11U kinds Of Lnw Blanks on hnnd,
Wkich zoe WiI sell at the forrest p1 ices.
JAM rs y. HOIT,
II. n. EN- LYN.
w. B. MCDANIEL,
Proprietors and Publishers.
May 30, 1877. TIA
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state OF South Carolina.

Stale OF sGea.h GarORsss2.
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
Court Of Common Pleas.
J. G.. Tompkins, Lucy G Tompkins and
r. a. Tompkins. n minor, who sues in
this behalf by his Guardian, al Item,
Lucy 6. Tnmpkins, Plaintiffs, rs. S. S..
TomIkins and j. w. Tompkins, as EX-
ecui0rs Of the last Will and Testament
Of James Tomrkins, decd, James L..
Tompkins md +. a. Tompkins, De-
fcndants..-Sun,mOns foT. Relief. (Ccin-
plant Scrccd.)
T0 Tie Defendants aJovc named:
VOU and each of you are hereby sum-
Il moned and required to answer the
Complaint in this action, Of which copy
IS herewith served upon you, and to
serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint, on the subscribers at their
,Ilcc, Ed:eticid G. H., ). c., within
;wcnty days after the service hereof, eX-
:lusiye of the day Of such service; and
# YOU fail 10 answer the Complaint with
N the time aforesaid, tho Plaintiffs in
his action will apply to the Court for the
.elicf demanded III the Complaint,
Dated April 23d, 1877.
SHEPPARD BROS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendants, James L. and f. Il.
T0mrhinS:
I1AiiE notice, that the Summons in
i this action, of which the foregoing
is copy, was filed in the Office of the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas, in
and for the Countyof Edgelield and State
Of South Carolina, on the 2SLh day Of
May, a. d. 1877.
SHEPPARD BROS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
July Is, 1877. Gt3l
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STATE NEWS.

Mr. Isaac II. Coleman, who is believed
to have been the ollest resident OF G'ieil-
land County previous to his DEATH de-
parted this life yesterday, at nealiy 80
years Of age He has been blind for some
time, and but for the afll,c,ion, iwa;ca
caused him TO gradually sink TO his rest,
he bid !uir to live 100 years. lie was
Coro"er ana Trl. usticc from lceon3truc-
tion down 10 the last general election. His
funeral services will be performed this
afternoon al his late residence, at / o'clock,
and the remains will be inferred in the
presbyterian Church .yard.-Register
BArgsBURG, S. c., July l6, 1877.
EDITOR REGISTER: Oar town election
came off to-day. Everything was quiet.
The following are the officers elected: Cap
tain A. D. Bates, Intendant, W. B. Punk
cit, Y. J. Kernagban, DIT. S. Foxlanas
DR.. E. F. Strother, Wardens. Our genial
friend Captain a. D. Bates is too well
known to receive comment, from our pep
Sufficient it is to say that he will fill his
Office with dignity and integrity 1t would
be useless to dwell upon the four Warlens.
They are all gentlemen of irreproachable
character, and no doubt will lool, to the
welfare and prosperity of orr little burg.
-CorsspOadence Of Register.
Senator Todd, of Laurens county, writ
ing TO friend al Ninety Six, among 9TH
er things, says e" will say that The Sc
ton Of Laurens included in the new coun-
ty] is not in favor Of the new county. l
do rot think it will pass IN the Senate Of
South Carolina. am seriously opposed
TO the movement, and will fight it with
ali my power at the proper time" Il IBIS
isn't to be understood, we are mistaA.4EEs@&-
AJJerWc Press G Banner.
Late kilograms from San francisco an
nounce that Lieut.. Rains and ten men we're
killed near Lewiston, Idaho, by band Of
savages. Lieut. Rains is the son Of Gen.
Rains, formerly OF Augusta, Ga, butnow
of Aiken. S. G.. Before entering the Unit
ed States Military Academy he was stu
dent Of the Richmond Academy, of Au-
gusta, where his clear, vigorous mind and
noble, manly bearing gained him admirers
on every side.
Mr. Elbert DcYore, of the EIgefeld
side Of onr proposed new county, had his
slcokehouse broken into on The night Of
the 9Th inst, and between five hundred
and one thousand pounds Of excellent
home. raised bacon hams and sides stolen.
Mr.. DeVore was without i watch dog at
the time, his yard dog having been bitten
a few days previous by dog with an
alarming case Of hydrophobia which ne
ccsstated the prompt dispatch OF his dog
He is confident that the thieves will be
caught at an early day, but as yet there
have been no arrests made.-Nimty- Sic
GUARDIAN
The discussion of the fence law Sill con-
tinues without abatement in many Of the
counties Anderson, Abbevilic, Laurens,
Union and Bamwell are pushing the mat
ter vigorously
A meeting Of the while and black ciiizens
Of Elcnton was held lately with a view oi
restoring peace and harmony. EcS,lutions
were unanimously adopted looking 10 the
cessation OF trouble bc;wcen the races, and
to the dropping Of pending prosea..l ions in
the State and Federal courts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-08-02

Every effect must have a cause; SO
Bolls, Pimples, etc., are the result Of
poor blood. Purify the blood by using
DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture and Danish
such eruptions as those named.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-08-02
Newberry Redeemed.

Newbcrry is redeemed! Maj. y. j.
Pope, the Democratic candidate for the
Legislature, and Mcssrs. Chalmers and
Mofctt, the Democratic candidates for
Clerk of Court and County Commission
er, were handsomely elected on Friday.
COL Su5er was run, without his knowl-
edge or nsent, against Major Pope, the
regular candidate.
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|RANP7oS'S IMPERIAL SOlI
IS The "BEST."

This Soap is manufactured from pure ma
terials; and rs it contains large per-
centage of Vegetable Oil, is war
rantcd fGliy equal to the best
imported Castle Soap and
atthc same time contains
all the washing and
cleansing properties
Of tic celebrated
German and
French
Laundry soaps.
1t is therefore re-
commended for use
in the Laundry, Kitch-
en- and Bath room. and for
general household purpos-
cs; also for Printers, Painters,
Engineers, and MachiniStS, as it
will remove spots of Ink, Grease, Tar,
Oil, Paint, etc.. from the hands. Manu-
featured only by
HAMPTON BROTHERS,
2, 4, 6, and 10 RUTGERS PLACE, and
33 and 80 JEFFERSON ST., n. Y.
RFs- For sale by Groccrs generally.
July !, 1877. TIL
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Notice /!
Pickling Vinegar & Spices.

In Store 3 bbls. each of White Wine
and Apple Vinegar, and all kinds of Spi-
ces, for picking purposes.
G l.. PENN & SON.
A,r 5t33
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G. 0. ROBINSON & co.
MAY AND JUNE, 1877:

In addition to their city trade, sold in
4 the months of
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Tn the U. s. District Court,

For the District Of South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-08-02

4 meeting of the while and black ciiizens
Of EIlenion was held lately with a view Of
restoring peace and harmony. Rcg,lutions
were unanimously adopted looking TO the
cessation Of trouble bc:wcen the races and
to the dropping Of pending prose4y| IONS in
the STATE and Ecneral conr;s
The Morning herald., 1877-07-14

ne noS ther,'' replied. m.
aother, h't be so severe OF
-,'(slFraflh me boy to the da,
leath) be only told you what h,
no slOaBt and of course every
iablcFA SA h mistakes, especial.
llclin naat tteNess' ..,.
il pun }ji& IA mind" continued
lndfsi42 sTsof asking you how
, . colSi HUI with your piano.
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