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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-03-29

The extensive alterations at the
rooms of the Middlcbury National
Bank are approaching completion, so
that one can form an idea of their ap-
pearance when the work Is finished.
The result Is that the bank now has one
of the finest rooms to be found in any
institution of the kind. 1t far surpasses
in elegance and finish many pretcn-
tious banking rooms in the large cities.
The woodwork was designed by Smith
e Allen, and put in under their direc-
ton; ii consists of wainscoting and di-
vision, the latter with handsome glass
panels at the top. IL is only necessary
TO say that it is good specimen of
what they can do in their line. The
frescoing is done by Mr.. George w.
Bennett, the decorative artist, of Man
chester, who has recently done the frcs-
Going at Gov. Stewards. house. 1t is all
done in oil, and compares in beauty of
design and color with any work of the
kind we have ever seen. The marble
floor is laid by the burlington Manufac-
turing Company. The rooms are
warmed with Gould steam heater,
put in by William Fleming of Troy,
which works well and is easily regll-
lated. 1t looks now as if the bank was
moncyod institution, but we are as
surcd that the bank folks are not going
TO be unduly set up in consequence.
Mr.. EDIToR.-I saw in your paper a
few weeks ago that you offered pre-
MUM of plug of tobacco for the worst
poem on Spring. Now do you want to
know what think about il? l think it
was the worst thing you could do for
the good OF your paper, for it will be
the means of keeping many poems
from you that would, if printed, make
your paper exceedingly popular.
There are many who are too timid to
send any poetry to you now, for fear
they will be laughed at, but ! want you
to understand that You can't scare me.
The poem that ] send you is entirely
original and one that will take a good
stand with many that are noted. 1t
will increase the favor of your paper
about here and among all lovers of poe
try. have shown it TO several and
they want it printed. Please send me
ten copies of the paper that has ii in.
Yours etc.
We print two verses of this "original
and noteworthy pocm,'' TO rive orr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The very large nimbcr Of iIvalld people who daily
visit Buffalo from every quarter Of The United States
am a fh M s srra fT ay aeS F"s's Of S
itnecessaTy ll;Yi EelaSmrrSflIl Institution should
ADVANTAGES oFFERED-The Invads' Hotel
+ %S in r IL 's e 5 In IS S Sca9ed s
in at i. most lmaltli AMI desirable portions OF
the city 'f Buffalo. AMI eomman,lsa line view OF Lake
Erie, niagara River and The surrounding country,
being situated IN the midst of an extensive SYSTEM
Of beautiful parks. The Hotel Is furnished with a
10 and from tir different oors; is provided with all
kinds orapprnrc'l baths, and lis also connected with
1t wcll-iPponlcd gymnasium and bowling alley 10
illOr,l prhlcr liiGailS 0i exercise.
CHRONIC DISEASES OF nll forms, whether requlr.
ug nicca surgical or ,t litechancal treatment, come
DISEASES or W0MES,-Esneciaiya are the facIll-
lies gi li5 nrtniafy Of superior order MS regards
Hi those chronic diseases peculiar TO females The
employment, In moderation OF tonic, chemical,
urais 10 which We resort In such cases Dry friction
in ilr surface, general sllampooing, Swedish moyes
mems and light cnSthcnlc exercises, to cnllyen and
ri.' rccvc congcstcd parts, improve d&ssEIoa, and
1rsSnm % m s n fs @ Mr pEs sssa qRsIs sns H. bSPs
lie No experimenting is resqrte1 TO in the treat
EGm Enovcd AMI "ut he d6,s regulation Of feeiS e eS
10 Guttlc condition of the patient the thorough ven,
@n Of Of ss 1 ses se rnS SSesSsssns 5
Tor amusement, and a those agencies which tend 10
ar%iG an3 illus : promote recovery, are not Negctea
NERVOUS DIsEAsEs.-pay;iysis, Epllepsy Eiisl,
Corca s S,e ad % Sasr aoa fIYG}i IN }hIsa alec
eEaW}, 6y WHICH The greatest skill is attained and Tie
hlost happy results secured
hIIjNG DISEASES division of the. practice IL
fl luyuihls Hotel IS very ably managed py genu
Ncnlan of mature Judgment and skllh Bronchial,
Tnroat and Lung Diseases are very largely treated S
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ADVERTISEMENT
L. W. TE"Tr.E, ESQ.

MEssHs EDITORS Il nu!icc that L.
w. Trolte:'s name appears in the last is
sue of tie -!dcc.fiScy as Il candidate for
County Commissioners. I anl glad 10 see
it, for these reasons, viz:
He lives in that part of Elgcicld
where WAFER courses are most nume Gus
and bridges most needed.
it seems tn he a very dillicnli matter o
make the present County Commission
ers believe t!!;:: We a:c ACTUALLY III need
of bridges.
There are ihrrc or four bridges in
Rhinc.iart Township, on public hi h.
""y., that are extremely dangerous to br
crossed.
/ beg that the people of !::,igr;i' Id con
slider these things, and elect f. w. TIot
ter to the oilicc of County Commits
sioncr. J. G.. T..
Lccsvillc, Jane o9;h, 1873.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

Dr.. ". ID. jennings Explains the Grand
Jury PicscntmcEt il Regard
10 Himself.
For tho Ndvcrtis,

MEssEs EDiroEs The Grand Jury
in their prescntmen: AT the Lite term
ri court were pleased 10 ia":
"Wc are not satisfied with the Showin"
made by Tra. Justice w. y. Jcn' in@s'
books. We asccrt lin that hc has collect
cd Gor the County about 5Sj, .or whicl, he
docs not give Il satisfactory showing &c
corling to law"
In response to the above, would sim
ply state that so Of the sail $50, WIS coi-
lectcd from persons tried ami convicted
before me e.: refusing to work the pub
lie roads, and Slj WAS collected from 4
person convicted for killing wild tur-
key in the sum incr of 1877. was cnii
,lcd TO $40 in each of the above fifteen
eases, making S13.;i1. The JalanGa Of the
road fine mercy, Sl7 30, was paid 10 my
coastables for arrcsting road dclaulters.
The fino III tho wild turkey c;tse, was
paid out according to law in such ca es
made and provided. All OF which is re-
spcctfully submitted.
w. d. JENNINGS, SR.
p. S.-I hold the receipt from said
constablcs, and any one can inspect them
at pleasure. w. d..
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GaiNG JURY PRE>EsTMENTS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAEoLISA,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
M Mc court OF Gcneral Sesyions.


IN tic Court OF General Sessions.
To THE Hos y. =. ALDEICH, PRESIDING
JUDGE AT TIE JUNE Term OF THE
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS IN AND
FOR "iIE COUNTY AND STATE AFoRE-
SAID, DURING THE YEAR a. d. 1878.
We the Grand Jurors, i'll and for the
County and State aforesaid for and du-
ring the year A. y 1873, most respect
fully submit the following prGsoutl:Ient
to your Honor.
l: We have closely and minutely ex
amincd tho Offices and books of the
County and School Commissioners and
find both Offices and books neatly kept.
The books, III ouropiuioi, are accurately
kept, giving no cause for cOmplaint, but
nn the contrary, deserving commenda.
ton.
=. We find the hooks Of the County
Auditor and I'rcaSurcr well kept. Con-
ditun por:0:tly satisfactory, and we are
SatiS!i I'll, al-er close examination OF said
books, that the accounts of these officers
arc correct in every particular.
>. We nave examined the Offices nr the
CLERK Of tho Court of Common Pleas,
and o! the Sheriff OF the County, and
find them both in excellent condition,
lllcir books being kept with Il neatiiess
har,i 10 excel. We !iavo no recoulnnii-
,ation To submit. in regard tn these
,llices.
4. We find the books OF tho Probate
Judge of the County showing the same
ncaincSs AK those above mentioned. We
subniit..d recommendations in regard Ia
This Office i'm our March report. II seems
tn us that lh, recommendation has nui
been executed, and ina niiiGh ils We deem
them of impVrtanca, VIC respectfully
submit the same
5. We have visited the Poor House
| and think il is condnc.ed with Judgment
uid in such manner that should give
satisfaction 10 The tax p'yers of the
County
q. We have Visited The Jail and fir.i
it, secure and as we'll kept as circun-
st .iices will permit. The p.S merstaem
selves port to us t;lat b nth the quantity
aud qualify o.. their food is al they de-
sire B,lorc leaving this Institution. we
desire " call your llonnr's serious atten
ton 10 Ihc flGt th4i prs"nel,S, some Of
whom 10 INDICTED ij:' miirdtE. arc al
lowed td %o tn u . pump Tor water, ac.
c,mpanisd however by the .l'ilrr, which,
however, i contrary In the views of the
public and. rs we think should not hc
no many tdi,,ntercstcd parties arc allow
ed 10 VI; It the .l'l, AID tit Known that
| certain parties have entered ti;q l;li and
actually shock money. al s"ne. Of tho
prisoner, saying. You don't Know
what this IN ,,lrv will do Therefore,
we rerorlmen | that yOur Honor invcs'i
gate tie llloYecharge-. If thnj are true,
they are detfimpn;al 10 Up public in
lerfst..
8. Wo find the Court House in gooA
repair
S. We find tho roads in some sections
in bad condition., and bridges much
r.eedcd ut many plhchs.
| .. The following Trial Tnstifcs haze
: reported to us: r. II. Clark. T. Wa
ters, D G; TGmEPkins, IL. "; leideIl, a,
efsnn. " q Harris, y. w. Br"ckcr. w.
u Jennings and eXTrial Justice j. G.
| Walker; and We have, with tho best OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

our abilities examined their ook !, and
it is our decision that tho first rnno (9I
arc correct. We cannot close with these
officers however, believing that we have
discharged our duty faithfully to our
county, without saying to your Honor
that wo are not satisfied with the show
ing made by Trial Justice w. u. Jen-
nings' books. We ascertain that he has
collected for tho county. about eighty
five ($S5) dollars, for which he does n' t
give us Il satisfactory showing, according
to the law. We have been intorme@ !,
which we have good reason TO believe.
that ex. Trial Justice J. G. Walker h S
collected about sixty ($60) dollars, fer
which he makes no showing. We res
pectfuIly recommend that your Honor
haze these matters diligently onquired
into. Wo believe it a duty to report
these things, from which we d. not
lshrinl.
, 10. Tn conclusion, we would most II :
spectfulv tender your Honor our sim
cerc thanks for tho courtesy and kind
ness extended to us during the present
term Of Court, ali Of which is respec f :
ly submittad.s
JoHN RAINsFoRD, For;man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
The Organ war.--A 100 III. : lid Shat

Irany man insults ycurc mm1n sense
hv o!ferI. II irst-rl ,Ss q St"p organ for
SID. "Shnnt him nu tn" spot" All II"
r"selty inr hqvlny s,lph nI'rirr 0r~a''>
is Gnrrvrr dnnc a,rav with 500. Cash,
OF $40 "u Easy reruis, now hnvs 81
magnificent Mason d. i,nmiin Pu'lor
or Ghuzch Dr.nn with Fom" SETS Reeds
and Ten SinD&. in Elegant New style
Case with HiHWinuiM Ptmris. - land
q4mcst S'vN nf Case ever pr'dnccd -
Spffinl 0Nrr tn intrntiuce this new
Stvln,-Sent an trial -tiraraniepd for
n liIe timn.-Rantei until paid for
Other new styles Just ont illustrated
catalogues free Address LUDDEN d,
BATES, Savannah, Ga., Manuiac-
lHFe;'s "hoIrsaie Agents for the
Sonth. 1t 2S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
TIE aOiiEs-O4 AMATEURS NisXT
WEEK.

AS heretofore advertised, the Johnston
amateurs will appear in our Masonic
Hall on Tuesday evening of next week.
Besides much very good music, vocal
and instrumental, they will play "Thc
Toodles' and "Jumbo Jum"-both of
them inimitablc in their way. This en-
tertainment will be in behalf of pur-
chasing an organ for the Johnston Bap-
tist Church. And certainly our commu
nifty would be ungenerous not to rush
forward, heart and hand, to the support
of so praisew"rthy an undertaking.
Price of admission, 5Octs. for adults; ;
25 cents for children.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
OUR AGENTS !:

W. W. owDoM, Chappells, S. c.
w. H. YELDELL, Longmires.
JOHN II. HUIET, Batesville.
w. A. OpoM, Meeting Street.
J. X. DURsT, Kirkseys X Roads.
f. B. FoRREsT, Mine Creek.
TYRE ETuEREDGE, Leesville, S. c.
DIR. J. B, ABNEY, Richardsonville.
]. E. Cook, Granitoville, S. c.
Capt. G. W. NIXON, Woodlawn, S. {
J. P. HENDERSON, Woolley Town ant
S. c.
N. w. BROKER. Ridge. S. G.
S. C. CARTLEDeE, Rehoboth, S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
Rates of Advertising /:

Advertisements will be inserted at the
rate of Sl.5O per square (ten minionl lines.
or iess) for the first insertion, and one
dollar per square for each subsequent in
sertion.
A liberal discount will be made to those
wishing to advertise by the year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The Methodist District Conference
the Columbia District, stretching along
the railroad from Vaucluse 10 Charlotte
n. C.-will meet this summer at John-
ston. on Wednesday, the 7th OF August
and will embrace the following Sunday
During this Conference the new church
will he dedicated; and Johnston and its
vicinity will be crowded to excess. The
Rev. John y. Porter will deliver the
introductory sermon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

Mr.. George o Robinson, of the great
Augusta Music lIouse, will arrive in
Edgefi Id un Saturday, EeXt. and spend
Il day or TWO among us. lie will bo the
guest of the Rev. Mr.. llundley; and on
Sunday afternoon he Will give Il service
of song in our baptist Church, for the
qualification of tho Sunday School chill
dren. III this department. "f nn<i:. NJ.
Robinson iias II" superior. an thorci"re
our community may eApecl ii rare treat
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
LOCAL ITEM S.

On Sunday next the Episcopal and
Baptist churches will be open for divine
service in the forenoon. The Rev. Mr'
Lsard will preach at Spann's in the morn
ing. and in the Village at night.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
I.cug1hun i'our Money.

MEMS and Bnyl' Straw Hats from Zoe.
to 81 90.
Mems and Boys Wool Hats from 40r.
To 81 ca
Mems Stylish Felt Hat very good I'r
$i09.
Mems Leather Slippers Tor 5nr /.
Mems Dress Cali Eoois-aIl leather
for Set50
i.'dic. Cloth and Leather Slippers for
5Oc.
Ladies Llca Caters from .5c to 81 80.
mt WM. MULEER!N.
9NA Dread Street, Augusta, Ga.
April 9Th, IS7s-tlscp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
1t is now q days before the meeting
the State Democratic Convention.

AS we went 10 press last week, the case
of the State VS.. Michael j. Watson and
Henry Creed. for arson, was being tried
1t ended in their acquittal. We had
ALREADY announced the acqu;ttal of Buz
zard, the Crouches, and the Gogganses'
and the conviction of the two negroes
.Joe Stevens and Dick Lundy. After
the acouittal of Watson and Creed, the
ease of the State VS.. Solomon Aultman
Eliiah D. Watson ard Milton y. Watson,
Syas taken up. These citizens, as VIII
De remembered, were charged with the
murder of young Sawyer, at Ridge
Spring, 8 or years ago. In this case
the Solicitor was assisted by Messrs
Norris & Folk, while the Defendants hac
sor counsel, Messrs. Gary d Gary, w. 1
Gary. Sheppard Bros and Jas. a. Rich
ardson, Esq. All Of these with the eX
eeption of SIr. Orlando Sheppard and
Mr.. Ernest Gary, made long ana able
arguments. The case was long and eX
citing. and was given TO the jury at |!
o'clock Oh Friday night. They remained
out all night. and at 9 o'clock next morn
ing brought in verdict of" Manslaush-
ter, with recommendation to mercy,
as regards Aultman, and No: Guilty
as regards the Messrs. Watson. After
zhis. of course there was time for very
little else. The case of the State VS.
Miel,aal ]. Watson d Cato Butler, ch led
with arson, could not be begun on ac
count Of the sickness Of Mr.. Watson
The case of the State vs.. W. Rrooker
Toney, for the killing OF tie negro Gus
Harris, was continued until next term.
Mr.. Toney goes at large upon BAH OF
81 Geo. Pierce Winfield, young negro
accused OF the murder OF another, was
granted bail until next Court, but has
not yet given it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

On Saturday morning, Judge Aldrich
Gelivered the following sentences: Joe
.Stevens. colored, guilty of murder, to be
hanged on the 4th Friday in July; DICK
Lundy, colored, guilty Of manslaughter,
hard work in the Penitentiary for liie'
!Soloman Aultman, white, Penitentiary
Scs lie; Miles Johnson, co!ored, assault
anG battery with intent to commit rape,
years in Penitentiary; Willis Mosely'
eolored. burglary and larceny, years !;
Henry Wilson, stole watch, years !;
Tom Brown. colored, assault and bate
nv. year; Preston Lott, oolored, stole
an OK. 3 years; Tom Stevens, colored'
burglary ard larceny, 2 years. Eight
conyicts. in all, for the Penitentiary'
Aa;l Sheriff CASTOR tells us that he viii
,otCss.s,..ly lake them 10 Columbia on the
9Th CT .Stf.r,,'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

During the past two weeks it has been
a proud and pleasant thing to see Judge
Aldrich sitting upon our judicial bench,
proving himself the same high spirited
Carolinian and white-souled man VINO,
ten years ago, spat with proud contempt
upon the power of the United States
when it sought to degrade his high posi-
ton. He is a gentleman OF the old
school, pure, noble, cavalier; and we
earnestly trust he will long wear the er
mine wuich sets so we'll upon his able
and honest shoulders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

Gen. II. G.. NJ. Dunovant has been ap-
pointed Trial Justice, vice w. d. Jen-
nings resigned. This.is one of the be't
appointments so far made by Gov.
Hampton in this County.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

QUERY: "Why will men smoke cam
NJ ! Tobacco, when thev can buy Mar
burs=tros.. Seal Of North Carolina,
at the same price ="
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The nest ljs thing-or rather the
mex: charming and delightful thins-is
a dancing pic mic at our friend Wyatt Il.
iiolmrss-snlong the Rcd Hill tribes
- Thursday next. And we arc going.
And many i,ailsomc young men ape
goinr And many puhis4sns, sinners,
a,1 candidates. And this will be an
.,t,or occasi IN when the fit of the land
s.i,I stare you in the lace!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

On Saturday next the County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee will meet IN
our town-in Masonic Hall, at IL a. M.
At this meeting it is highly probable the
day will be set for the primary election
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

Concerning the late very justiiiable
murmurings among our jury, the Nine
tv-Six Guardian speaks as follows. And
it is true that the conduct Of these gen
t,emen was noble and self cacriilcing:
The treasury of EdSefeld County is
empty. There are not on hand any funds
viii. which to pay the current expenses
of the court. Many jurors are without
funds or credit, and are actually in dan
rer of want. This state OF affairs was
represented to his Honor Judge Aidrlch,
who, upon investigation, found himself
totally unable TO assist them. There was
nothing lef. but to appeal TO TIE patriot
ism OF lho jurors-and need ! say that
appel. was needed? Was an Edgetield
nan .,er known to ilinch from hunger.
,r pain. or cold. or any hardship, when
l:d-etie Id demanded it OF him? | have
set 70 see that man. Not a juror left ihe
panel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

Mr.. c. Il. Eeod, tho handsome and
uol,>hr,l Young gentleman who has b.
come So popular among us lately as Il
jewsier. b"=s us to state to his 'r'ehHs an"
! patrons that !,s VII; 'alye EdseIield in :"
day or two for visit Of two Pf tIiTff
weeks 10 relatives in Colla!mhia an4
Charleston. Mr. Reed will not lc gone
longer than three weeks; and in the
meantime, shoni,i his patrons need his
services, we hope tEey viii f%'Efly
await lis return.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

An interesting two-days meeting was
held at old Methodist Bethlehem on Sat
urday and Sunday last. This is one of
the Rev. Mr.. Clilton's churches, and he
and the two Rushtons were the preachers
4 friend who was in Attendance OIL sun
,lav. tells us that NJ. Cliiton'S rermon in
tn, forenoon, was very excellent, and
that OF tic Rev. j. NJ. tishtun, III the
afternoon, not at all less 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

We believe there was Union Meeting
in every Division on Sunday last. We
know of three at lcast-at C...liham's, al
Horns Creek, and at Johnston. at Cal
liham many candidates for office sought
the grace Of c.! The Rev. Mr. Sey
m ,ur preached, and Capt. James CALI
son delivered Sunday-Sclool address.
At Horns Creek, the Rev. w. IIundiey
preached, and at Johnston. the Rev
kiln Jones'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

And now is The time for ncas; and wo
earnestly desire to see a man who was
ever bitten by flea when he had good
opportunity to scratch. y flea invaria-
bly, attacks man when he is in the
presence of ladies, or when ho is SO
situated that lie can do nothing but twist
about and utter cuss-words i'll all under
tone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The vordilw. ~ the Aultman case was
first :. matter OF ij,smendons surprise
and IS. eu,encc, aiter%ards. was mat,
ter of I'll, :norc tremendous surprise
Z, far ~ we IN learn, the jury for
Dong time ate, ihsy went out, were . Tor
murder. 5 tor ..suslaushter' and Tor
acouittal: eonside. ing ;i,eir final ver-
dict In. consciences # soms Of them
nro and con. must be yisl,t jill at ease
Judge Aldrch. hy his fXtrdo'diharH
sentence. clearly prnsrd sat he 'l'""gnt
the accused man gully OF '?lurdef. II
was very hard fought case; ana '"''''
the evidence and the speecii"S were
oronrh tn confuse the strongest heads.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

We congratulate our Edseheld friends
upon having secured the services
If Major S. S. Kirkland, as Chief
Engineer OF their proposed railroad to
Trenton, which will probably be extend
ed to Aiken, and d: some early day form
part OF a railroad line from Charleston
via Aiken and Edyelield to Niaety-S:1
or Greenwood, where it will connect
with a line from this point. y glance at
the map will suffice to show that these
are natural and easy routes, and when
built will make ,hc railway system oil
the Sta;c almost complete and reaching
every portion of ,lio State. Steps should
b., taken at some early day ior the or
sanization OF the Spartanburs and Au'
susta Railroad, under the charter secur-
ed at the last session of the Legislature.
Carolina SDdTtoR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The Trenton House, the new, "lcgan;
and spacious hotel recently built at
Trenton by Capt. y. ii. Clark, has al
ready sprung into wide spread and en-
viablc popularity. One of lhc .Ad'eft'ac'
corps. who stopped at "The Trenton a
few nights back, is cndlcs''y enih''siaS-
tic in l;s rr4sisse Of thencw establishments
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

At,he recent c,...al.;eiicaimH mHent oi y ::
yaurhn's famous Female &e!''f92a!'iy at
.colpe,,er. Va, Miss Agatha Abney' .'s
y .,.tield. w, awarded, Il diploma III
,i,r srl,o..s of history. French and En
.,i-I,5 Tuis 70 ,nx lady, fnr and Sli'e"'
III, eldest ui' Iii tw diV.shters oi the
Lie Col., JOSEF Il Alnry. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

Mrs. Eic!ielbergcr and Miss Es,elle
Lriiier, of our town, atlenGo; tho Com
mcnccmcn. Of Ncwbcrry College last
week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The finest Irish potatoes we have seen
this season came to rs from our friend,
James a. Lanicr, Esq. They were cN
cccdingly large and line; aud For some
wears asst Mr.. I.anier has been achlcv-
inc ,rrcat r,,lts in this line OF horticulture.