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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21
Resignation of.JuGge t:asktIl--l
Commitment Yell l-GGSeIYed.

The Democratic executive commit
tee of South Carolina held brief
session Saturday morning at the
Wheeler House r 5n2 a! g. Haskell,
formally rendered his resigpstion as
a memberot the executive co consnttee,
because Of Ms usiii: e 81 ! md
the resignation was ceIsIszti witt
sincere regret On be pstrtot LIS asso-'
ciatea, as will appear BY ths.ii lowing
resolutions, which were adeE tdtii unan.
ilaously:
Resoluea. That This rioinmitte Srec:!
ognizs4 the high seHse Of psoprletya
which has induced its chairman, AS
sociate Justice A. c, Haskell, toStFn:
der his resignation.
Resolued, That we accept his resig-
nation with afeeling of qualification at gl'll
at the promotion Of the chairmailsto
the Office of Associate Justica sssach
has rendered his resignation proiser,
but with profound regrst a. e sew
erance of a relation which has existed
through most interesting and trying
period in the history of our State.
during which Judge Haskell won for
himself an enviable fame for admin
istrative ability, secured the unbound
ed confidence of the people of the
State, and has maintained throughout,
the cordial esteem Of the members Of
this committee. s.: s.
Resolued, That, as his former asso
ciates on the State executive commit
tee Of the Democ cratic party, wesbeg
leave TO express to judges t:MSeil
our aincerest wishes for his future.
welfare, and tlia con6dAat elief that
an honorable career OF nse!l.lness
awaits him. whether occupymgt
present or any other Positionto'wkich
he may be called by the people Of
South Carolina.
/ This expression Of the eys;ss}} iiTTs
ccrn ,nittae vii, fiYGi n readyacclio in
tthe hearts Of the people, whowatehed.
I. with admiring eys.s the;c2!:nl.ess IN. IN.
trepdity aud decisive 5s3girsg5.eff3si g. Of i .
youthful and stingaishe'i chairman
/ during The memorable scenes of 1916 IS
IItisia grateful an,l appreeiat we s.s1k ".
to make this acknowledgment on the
occasion Of his retirement from the
position be, so ably filed, and the
plandits Of his fellow members Wers
!. never more sincerely besto@sd-Co.
! luna5ia Register.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21
Harp err S " eekI
.ILLITsT.R ATED
5lotices ,,;, of. the Press.

The Weektyisthe abIest and mss pow :.
erf,,! illus.rateh periodical publish IN
this country. It's eiisoriatsisre scsitSs;s1,is.:
and convincing, 9snd carry much weight
It's illustrations os current events arg ftllt y
and are, prepared: by our best designers.
-Eoulsvitle C0uiice-C0,tyIlnt.
= JIltpDer Weekly shonid be in very
family thranShoriG the land, as apureri
moro interesting higher toneii better
illustrated paper IS not published ntals
or any other country ComaaercfGt :s B,tt-
ietin, Boston.
Ths. IVeskfy.is the only illustrated Pa
par OF ths day that in It's essential char.
acterist!cs is recognized as a national pa.
per.-B Brookly1l Eagie. ~
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EDGEFI

this paper. and the circumstances IN
der which it WAS executed. Prio
to his. going to New York it was PR
posed or suggested by diatinguishe
,lawye of this State IN a, letter !
/ General Butler, intended for 9;
Joint perusal that it would g
better that the arlit s,ioiill q
eomprolni ed IN order 10 fsuppre
this agreement. This proIositit
General Butler, with my hearty CO..
currence, eclined and nnhesitatir
ly. unfolded the paper 10 the Woil
BY his testimony in open Court. D :
torted construction to his pfejud%'
he 5defed and soda 4 conscious, 9
we are, OF nothing wrong in agree. n
to serve as attorneys gentlemen E
high character, and TO lend our
- ~ 3 -. =
by; proper :means 10 reinstate
ruined creditof the State. From i:
transaction we have never recei ~
dollar, norr SO far asfI know. l.s;.
sthess estsal cir fnguag .s
This G trice-told tale is 81
malice designed to impair t.
ness Of General Butler sndsl
our respective public sphere &
iajure our private characts
warfare agairst the public THE
robbers of the State has beer B. >
and unrelenting, and, i am ha9
say, successful, and such hal 81
and ever will be my devotion
institutions and her veal,
neither thevoice nor the pen 6 =
defamer shall cause me to faul; q
my course, or to swerve from
duty to The State. For the / =.
and welfare Of my people I ]
fought, and for the redemption ol
State I have struggled. She i
deemed, thank God and stands
day the proud peer of any stf
and SO far as my heart and voice
arm have availed, and may herea5
avail, SO shall she stand forererl
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THE fifty OF Augusta and Adjoin-
ing GouatEs.


AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 2.
Augusta is supplied from the Au-
gusta water power canal, laa,lins
from the falls of The Savannah River,
with pure drinksIg gMaref. slt is first
purified Of all impurities, ard then
forced into a reservoir high enough
to reach the upper story Of all the
houses. Five hundred thousand gal
Ions. are wasted every twenty-four
hours. or forced through the city
drains. Whenever necessary the
streets are flooded lnot sprinkled).
preventing the dust from rising. In
the hot days of summer this adds
greatly to the pleasure Of the inhab-
itants. The printing presses and 9th
er powers not greater than six horse,
in any part Of the city, are propelled
iby5this water. Opposite Augusta is
the viliags of burg, South Caro-
lima, famous for having furnished
fresh material with which to dye a
certain undergarmant, very popular
iin-well, it does not matter, let it
pass. Hamburg is the best place in
the United -States-for soap factories,
tanneries and glue-making establish
|Ilishments. There are nothing of
either kind here. Before the war
there were several tanneries, large
and aourishing.
One mile from beautiful Augusta
commence the pine hills Of Georgia,
the same as those Of Aiken, South
Carolina. These are nature hospit-
als for consumptives, entirely free
from all malarial diseases. Any ply
sician would starYe who depends upon
his patients in these healthy regigns.
Good, comfortable dwellings, with
from fifty totwo hundred and fifty
acres of | nd among these hills, can
be purchased for from 81, 500 to So
500. Up.to 1866 the planters from
the more fertile and less healthy sec
lions built houses, with gardens, '.,p-i
for potatoes, corr, etc, from8ten t.
fifty acres, cleared, aud resided here
from the first Of June "until frost,
Many Of such places are in gool re.
pair and can be purchased at 8 tail
price. Schools aud churches are. con
venient. know several of thest
summer resorts, near the railroads
which would make delightful homes
| for invalids AID Gil the farms droiin;
the houses, bountiful auppors coalt
be made. Lands in this section ar,
very cheap, but one not acquainted
with the soil,s climate aud localitie
should be governed by sume persol
II is with Il .;l4 aud rs pc
Tie proper pAu would De for azrunsa
4 Der OF families to wtiie and send on
a eomaatent agent to solicit settle
ments: Bodies of LOCO to l0,00t
acres Of suitable land could. Ee lin
4 obtained at . fair price. There j
10 prejudice against nev comsr4 from
the West. The p scple are careless
"do not care a fig" as 10 tie option
of any one. fh=y are satisfied viii
their o#n conduct during the war /,
that degree that enables thenn to be
careless as to the opinionsfof others
But the conner must establish hi.
character before he is entitely one !"
them And as water fnds its leYe
so will the true mar find hisqnalitiel
valued more quickly herethania any
pnt of the world. There are som,
here from Michigan, Ohio, and ever,
othet State, allat home and generally
doing welt
NowlAND THEN.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21
The NeR Italian NaeeG,


The Princess Marguerita, who has
become the Queen of Italy, is the
moat charning of women, and is the
very ideal of grace and loveliness.
Her head is not more beautiful be-
cause it wears a diadem, nor her
throatmore white and shapely because
it is hung with the most exquisite
pearls. She is a perfect lnquist,
draws and paints with much talent,
does beautiful fine needle-work, like
allconyent-edu young rrincesses
and last but not least, sings very
.sweetly, with bird-like voice, as do
all Italians. at Mona, an hours
drive from Milan, is one Of the Royal
country seats, and there, in summer
time, the princess reads, sings, and
wandersin the old garden likea hum
ming-bird, drinking IN the beauties
of nature with heart that ls freed
from allcourtrestraint, Clear, beam
ing eyes of Sayoyan blue, her hair
of a pale, golden brown, and a COM
ptexion that seems Il reflex of her.
Alpine SHOWS when tinted with tbs.
first aurora: Features Of positive
beauty, with frank, high forehea'l.,
and arall, flexible mouth, The nose
is perfectly acquiline, a little long,
perhaps, yet it doss not detract from
the general winsomeness Of her beam
ing countenance. IInmbert, WHO was
very wild in his youth, under tbs in
huence of s. loving q wife and charm
ing a princess has changed 80 com.
pletely as to become quite sympathet-
ic to the Italians. Certainly no one
ever came into a throne with sol;ttle.
trouble and with so charming a Queen.
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aE0, 3. LAKE, soLIClTING AGENT.
aIARY AND ELrzARRTH.
BY NlAEoARET EyTINoE.
befh, with. bic. black eHes.


g Eas q beth, with big black eyes
LoolSi ask ant q here sinners 8. stand
:: 1TChanI Godi m not as one of these. 3
So firm in sectitude am I,
Ne sin Ger easts its shade On me !; :.
ar walk the enarsoHspat
~ ners papgs toT wick kedness Isse. I,
R,.t q -; s;
+ ss 3 - sl.s ss.ses nEossn
And weeps With sinners While she says:
might haye been Ike on of these.
But Thou, dear Lord, eieistt sid me fast;
Temp never came To- me
The tree no storm assails stands firm: y
that P8e not faI,n, II owesto Thee Re 80
1s,,. - 3, !,
ss,.s'ss,,' ass1i ois' s2llci Eyes
r,.s ~ : r., l.9s sl.e eflsn so tnelr way
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21

a medical writer says poor circu-
lation is indicated by cold feet.
-Greenbachs must stump around on
siicicles in these parts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21

.ea Complete Pic.crsa. ! Asistory OF the
Times. .,,-- . e rs; hest cheap pest, ard
y.os, .snceGssEas ami agsr IN
4 -.ho gT,ti cu ~. 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21

And earth fadeStrom your mortal view,
Your eyes, Immortal, shall behold
The caTsst Kimself awaiting you!
Gary and Butler.
Cen. NJ. w. Gary Replies to the sian-
ders of the New York Times--FEis
speech Before the Senate of South
caro,ina--A Complete vindication.
Mr.. PREsIDENT i ask yourindul-
genee for a few moments, while /
avail myself Of the privilege accorded.
me as q member of this honorable
body Of repeiling charges preferred
against e:by some base traducer.
In the: columns Of the New York
Times there recently appeared an in
genious but mendacious and SANDER
Gus attack upon the Hon. NJ. c. But.
Ter. United States Senator from South
Carolina, and myself Ie IS not ny
custom to er gage IN newspaper con-
troyarsy, nor, under ordinary circum
stances, would / avail myself of my
privilege as a Ssnatorto meet on this
floor accusations made against me by
correspondents of the Northern press.
But the article referred to has been
reproduced in the National Rspu6!s
eass @ the Glty Of gt5n. and
systematically distributed among The
Enember5 OF tins SIensrdI z1ss5fIoE
by ths instrnmantallty of its author
or BY some one equally unfrlsndly4
and malicious, The same charges
we're, during the memorable campaign
Of 1876. with evil intent, published
in the columns Of the l7ysson- Herald
Of Columbia. s. O.. then edited BY
that notorious carpet. .bagser, J. q:
Thompson and owned in greater part
by Daniel 3. Chamberlain. This pa
.per was The acknowledged organ of
the Radical party Of South Carolina,
and the mouth-piece Of that corrupt
leader. The authorship of this vile
slander no one then doubted, nor
could the motive and spirit that
prompted its publication beqqestion-
ed. That this henchman of D. II.
Chamberlain, encouraged perhaps BY
other evil designing persons, is the
author of this renewed attack am
crsdibly informed and fully believe.
N reply to this malicious SANDER
beg to make the following statement
d facts IN tie month Of April, 1871,
the Hon. Nj. G. Butler and I were in
the city Of New York. Shortly after
our arrival he was retained as coun
sci for Measrs. 1. d. Childs, J. ?
Southron, j. B. Palmer and +. w,
McMaster, Of sonth Carolina, anc
Wm, E. Everett, of the city Of NeE
York, the 6rstnamed gentlemen be
ing at that time Presidents Of bank
In The city of Columbia, s. G. 0l
the day after the employing Of Gen
NJ. @. Butler, Messrs. Ghilas ant
seuikron. in behalf Of thsmselYe
and otEers also retained me as assc
ciate counsel. The enterprise i
which these gentlemen were about I
engage, as We we're then informed
!4sas the purchase Of a large amoua
Of bonds Of the State Of South Carr
lina the market price Of which W:
at that time depressed. Their pn.
pose IN employing counsel was to s
cure our advice in selecting the ella
and bonds forinVestment and toha'
sus to represeat them in or out
Court il ali dealings Herewith whie
night require our professional Sc
vices. At.this time the credit of tt
State was greatly impaired, her bon'
depressed IN market, ard wide-spres
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ILLUSTRa,T:l7,lE3.I.l. ], q.
s.3M,otic,.e.!:.o "a t6e.. .precs,.s,..:

= The veteran Matgdsine, which long ago
o1,trrew itssorigifial title of the Ncio
.Nosltliiy Nayas n has net in tile les
abatad the bop lty sit tswon at tbf out-
sas. but has added to sitin many lNisyr,
and hag K kApt fairly abreast IF the tiit,fs, =,
tim ks Is the enterarise Of the pu hers
ana the tact and wisdom of ms .eitf'rs
For Whatever is best and most reattk bihe =
infhe literature OF travel, discovery, aid
fiction. thn average reador Of 10 day
looks to Haaper s. . JIdgdzane, Just as eS7
peetantly as did thc reader a,f a qtiart.'.rr : r
of ascentury ago; there is the tsarne ad-
mira.,le variety of contents and the same
freshness and sngge estivelieSs III It's e,il
.torial departInentsno as tll len pc
To,,,,,/f -,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21

Contempt will sooner kill an iinjju.
ry than revenge
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21
preme Junta of
s,,rthwith called
lroughont the

i;sNon in the emrl4
ueda .Y,i;sssyrons tIEl,.
lated Deeamhers
.siH itusnts tssrni-
IRE regNietlionists
j sbruary, .la9,
.l.,a4 iratrd the { Ro-
q. vas short lived. /
f',5aach expedition illt
rtsilis. It nsarsh-
. Lime 4 the rtgu-t
:ity yas begun: It
*, 81 Of July, and
g was re-
Immediately es-
Z. .7sal government govern.
ito 'lll at lts head, 1a'
|. l;:. s. Rome until the
30. /
of of the he unsettled ans II l'
and the failure oil
measures Of. im-
3llared himself una
Il the reformations
5ntemplated. The
rs of his lifetime
Il, ,arative tranquili-l
sing activity. InI
Archdiocese Of
..ti, st. Louis and |
.eated. The title
conferred e a, upon |
cambents--Arch
y cell, Kenr:ck and
S3th of September,
IL by which ne
hierarchy in Eng
.sesaan as Cardinal,
4ss proclaimed p!. on
s }se6 1851. On the
q ,ne Immaculate
De a pilgrimage
.i'to IN Ieol, and /.
I the northern
@lnlohs, meaning
ssssng grievances
r IN lSo9, IN
ICE participated
slueraple F"r,
was annexed.
ce'enFsteq ms
ne isftlz'll an
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of rePfesen.
. $ an over ti'e
It'll addresses
b5F9eA 5HFA9'eAan COL.
MrT h siding
rst which nat
lndred years
ed December
+. E,037 dlsalta-
It N the de.
present. Til
z vas the proc.
90, of Papal In
nto the hands
ID the tempo
- aen termiilla-i
sEpary, 1871,
MosAof this
= pi'lAoner In
be created
Z New York,
.r.duriDg his
afly forty bisb-
States. On The
.he fftieth ami
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rs rated with
the Papal
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49,
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Gary and Butler.

Cen. NJ. w. Gary Replies TO the sian-
ders of the New York Times--EEis
speech Before the Senate of South
s caro,ina--A Complete vindication.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-02-21

Address AAg PlSs d, BRoTHBaS.s
~ .53:i;s.s New York
,...,, : = I,
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Blanks needed, and not on hand, VIII
) be supplied on short notice
Alf our Blanks are sold sat Charleston
prices, by the quire, postage added
Jam Ig. 1876. ~ s. e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-10

The Fork Baptist Asboiation, which is
composed Of majority l9) Of tho Baptist
Churches in Oooneo County, hold Its 9th
annual session with Bethlehem Church last
week. 1t was we'll attended, overy ohdroh
being represented. and was presided ovor by
Elder A. W. McGufln, former Moderator.
This session was an interesting ono, conside-
rable time being given 70 tho discussion of
assooiatlonal mission, aHubject which has
not beon presented for several years. A plan
was proposed, with somo prospect for success,
by which tho interest in the church may 10
largely increased. The whole proceedings
were peaceful and tended to unite tho church
in tho strong bonds of Christian sympathy.
The next meeting will bc held at Shiloh
Church, four or fyo miles Southeast from
Seneca City. Tho citizens in the ncighbor.
hood deserve the highest commondation for
their genuine hospitality towards visitors and
mombors.
Read Mr.. Miles N. Chapman's advertisements
In another column and como down with your
spondulix.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-10
A printing Office proverb A still
tongue makes a Gloon stick.

LIVER Is KlNG.-Thc liver is the imperial
organ of the whole human system. MS it con-
trolls tho lifo, hoalth and happiness of man.
When it ia disturbed in its proper action, all
Tho digestion of food, tho movements Of the
heart and blood, tho action of the brain md
nervous system, are all immediately connected
with tho workings of tho liver, IT has boon
successfully proved that Green's August
Flower is uneqnaled in curing all persons
affected with dyspepsia or liver complaint,
and all the numerous symptoms that result
from IN unhenlthy condition of the liver and
stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in NIL towns on the Western
Continent. Three doeos will provo that it 10
just what you want.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-10
For School Commissioners.

aag- The friends of JOHN j, SMITH
annouhce him candidate for tho offico of
School Commissioner of Ooonoe County,
subject to the votes Of tho people in tho
primary election.
EB- Wo are authorized to announce
REV. WILLIAM McWHORTER can
didato for School Commissioner of Oconeo
County, subject to tho voice of tho Demo
cratic voters of tho County, under tho rules
governing the primary election.
Ey- THE FRIENDS OF ISAAC
WlCKLlFFE respectfully announce him
candidate for School Commissioner of
Oconee County, subject to tho action of the
people in tho primary election.
B0- Tho friends of NJ. b. DliNDY
respectfully announce him n candidate for
re election to tho office of School Comuis-
sioner for Oconee County, subject to the
voice of the people iu the primary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-10
For the Legislature.

EY The many friends Of MAJ. S. p.
DENDY respectfully announce him as
candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing
election, subject to tho ratification of the
people in the primary election.
Gy- The friends of GEO. r. CHERRY
respectfully announce him u candidate for
the Legislature, subject to the voioo of the
people as expressed in the primary election.
pGy- The many friends of Mr.. JOEL
BEARD respectfully announce him can
didate for the Legislature, subject, however,
to tho action of the people in tho primary
election.
ED- THE MANY FRIENDS OF
JOHN S. WERNER, ESQ, respectfully
nominate him US candidate for no election
to tho Legislature, at the ensuing election;
subject, however, to the action Of the bco-
pic in tho primary election.