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Tho investigation Up TO This
Time.

Up TO this writing the investigation oil
Pot,er's committee has failed 10 connect
the administration or any member Of it,
with any bargain, corrupt or otherwise,
in connection with the Louisiana election,
and failed in two ways. 1t has failed to
show the existence Of any bargaini and
Il has failed to show that If there was
any bargain; the President was eOgnirant
OF 1t, or did anything with 4 view to the
carrying out Of its provisions. The whole
conduct Of the administration as revealed
by this testimony, affords an unerring
reiutatiOn Of the fimsy story. So far
from indicating by their acts that they
felt under any obligations to Anderson
or any Of his c%ronies, both the President
and Secretary Sherman resisted for a
long time the appeals Of Mathews, and
Of the entire republican delegation in
Congress from Louisiana, to give to An.
dsrson the office he was claiming as a
right because Of all he had suffered from
the ~bulldozers as a consequence Of hav'
log done his duty in the election. When
Anderson was finally nominated consul
at Funchal the President had received
no intimation from any source that be
was not q ct man for any appointment
But as soon as the nomination was made
public, an emplOye in the government
printing Office preferred charges against
him; and the same day these charges
were made the President withdrew the
name, and never presented 1t again. 10
have sent this man out OF the country
would have been to get rid Of him. with
all his papers, and revelations and evil
dsnces" Of bargains. II this had been
done, the Potter investigation would
never have been heard Of. II the Presi'
dent had been guilty Of participation in
aguilty bargain, it would have been his
frat thought TO conceal whatever evidence
this Anderson might possess OF it, by
shutting his lmportunate mouth. But he
had made no bargain; NOR even a promise'
and when Anderson limited Of promises
by others, he promptly replied that nc
man could make promises binding upon
him.
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rDRUsTEE's SALE

a, vIrtue Of 4 DEED Of trust made tnSSss
Warner and Christina wBgntTj hh MIS-
derTRned iru,tes, dItd The hh Gl!tNri
ma Tear 1871, and recorded imonE W ~
reeords oi Ohlo county, Wet IiIslm' :
TruIt Book Numbered 49, page S''
SATURDAY, the nd day d June, ". -
p.,,"n,,o a, 10 O'Clock 4. y. Of I'D 81. ~
bed oS, oi ise Court HOuR o. Onl9
Wn.t VirS,nIs. in the tiy Of WheaIat,s
W. M, !ns'ISn the IolloEing dsSnbd PNfaS
o much thereof ~ may Ds ,n5ihIu Tss!
debi secured by aid DEED o. uuIlm, srStdDd
atteDdlpR The execution OIL we TIL. sasSE
dad, that l. TO ny, the nofth hlIG' \, Itsdl
ave IND he whole Of lOtnuino-ieI oJ
nnmbeTsi liz, In the Oddition 10 " 9i,t., stsS
WhSsiing known a. Chunhllf' llIl NV. S,.,TlH
10 To,SITlnRJ however, all Tue itIs !, hi, III
lam pTuee il bis deed 10 tee Sala W I1R
~ JsIsJ ,bs aOih day Of Nrentei Jsjst
ne.Jsj Sn1ny ne public LIANT r 0folS
.@Sn ~ PooE numhstd ", ioh9 " pn
~ SaLE-Oteikird I6d -
n,rrbs,eT may elect 10 TSy, n'.tIp
-. " T.. ~ IN Two cquIl iu'tillnshn va
twelve months respectively ~ NJ, tatS
dGy Of nle, the purchist !! ,n, IpIb w
promIlsory note for each lni,lJ =, sranIb
"a ne PROPERTY IOld to b. IstAlniT ~ isjL
the 1 yment thereof, until pau " bat pIBr =
ria iitIS il believed to be 81" "a ~ ISA
tr1stse / IhSlI only convey hlsp
IN ma nv thV trAt deed hlofeIid Trfs
GEO. X. CALDWELL aJn
7 UFRyKY, Aucti0beef. |
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TRUSTEES SALE.

i
By virtue Of two deeds Of trp,t - n4J
Christian Wagner and Christina KInG, HTH,
10 the underlined trustee, dated TX thsslhJ
Of December, In the year 1876, IbdnNrbdDag
the public land records Of OhD nBntJ, EHiN
gnil, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No IiIF91 II, u
other deed Of tru,t made BY Christian ELpGh
the undersigned trustee, dated lie ITh tgt
May, 10 the year 1874, and fmdh I18;h
public land records Of salh county 10 Did GM
BOOK numbered seven. fOllO S and & lHtla
FRIDAY, the 2lH day d Jane, ISL
Beginning al 10 o'eIcck A. n. d nd d., 10
front door Of the Court HoGR d 0hbuaHIlNa
Virginia, 10 the city Of Wheeling. I'll ii FA
auction the following described puPdtIt 2 ~
city, or 70 much thereof 4, may be ~peesIIhl
the debt secured by nld deeds Il truE riA
expenses attending the execution d tht taf1ut
ated by said deeds, but subject toh ltn % FtiM
mentioned below Of the north ball d hbeA
Of two thousand dollar With ihtfat tAGnsta1
March sd, 1871, till paid, BY NtriBe q lta1a
trust from Christian Wagner lhd vile hUefF
busch, trustee, dated March 81, iSA ~
ed among the public land rtoufdid ~ naH
In Deed Book Numbered 81, pgt ini ihihgsF
I Will sell a Aforesaid the f0lIoEibg dhaidFR
perry, or % much thereof a miy b bsnSrI1
Aforesaid: The eastern part Of ibe nota ~
lot Numbered seytnty.nlne, dt1lld % ~
hde Of Main street, "Centrt Wheeling aa ~
fronting Thirty -three ieet Oh the utSl hdt Asl
i'f' and running EetEafdly Of sTtn TidA VI
four feet slx lAehts, OF tot pdini nilI-s,taE
III inches from Main Itrtet, and shkA hthe'
erp line Of that part Of the north haze 49,
bened b%eunty.nlne, heftinlitef ntsteoN, =
part lot bling the same pieeot gro1ad lhSlI
eonyeyed 10 The aid Chhdtln KIFpd ~
A. Berry and wife and Matilda Lbd1y y ~
dated February 18th, 1855, add rooreS - H.
me public land records Of Uhio county va u
vinia, 10 Deed Book No, IS, folio VIZ
Ais. - much Of the borth ball Of lot nnn9Is
seyonIy-plpe ~ lies bFtEeeu Main 'iSt ~ i.
nisee al ground above deehbed, and beiss y
,ame nropar,y gnniet and conveyed htefh
Curriculum WIrper By Jihn VDonhel lnd y
Jsed daied March "a, ia, and IeoFdd -
Ii Isnd rfordI In bed boGk No. " IoNo ~
Ths snt mentioned prt d The n1rlh hile y
No 70 IiIl be brIt told 1t aid tine sod Phn
The title TO the property heIeoI ,o' ',S n 8
sold Is believed 10 be sood, ,apl'a % ,a,,. M
part thereof a above, bat ttlilnS y y, h b
only convey such title u - 'S"1
two deeds Of trust Aforesaid; ,r,A ,n
TERys oY sGLK-ODe.thid, lnd = y ~.
As The purchaser may dict 10 ~. G,1 h ~
ibe bai.nc. 10 Two equal ininll3enu go
Twelve months respectively via iaTta ,sS1nIs
day Of ale, the Purehlef 70 pIs ?. n ~
promiRofy note for och inittllnshL ssa5r q
10 tue property Fold to e,ntuihel In
the payment thereof until E6iS i y TrfA
CALpwELLa CALDWELL. AI'o'o''h uJl
e HERyKY, AueIoneef' -
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Nh. BINGHAM, the United States Min.
lister to Toxic, Japan, reports that the
exports for March last from japanese
ports were valued At 81, 729,l 1923 81, and
the imports at S2ISS2,SS26 S. The export
and import duties amounted TO lesR than
u per cent,
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DOR SALE
OLD UNION STREET sycu,,..

one 'htse-':ory BrlsI BaLdla,. lin,
North aide Of old UuIou, noS .ltaNu
known AZ the OLD IXCHAynF ,aa ~
81. sI,TCn ana Restaurant for RIay ,S,r si
NIX large rooms and god ulh,' ., ~ @ts
%Ode'n improvements. This 49, nE
pii Fo, s ,.sn located, and valuable prpst,. 100
tot Terms and Particular Ipply SS
dhtts' at Reynnnni BnEtrL d "Va'A
Rea a Estate Agents, Open HOos !
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Desirable ChapIlns ST. Rs,Its,,.

By virtue Of 4 deed Of I'm, nal.
Moore, !. 4. Moore AID HEAVY Me- 'vsa,as
the u~nderigptd, dIltd IL /; sslaa i
Sna recorded in The GGiTosS a. ~
Sonrt Of Ohio county, Eei SITs,Is s'SSN;t
Trust and Aortglss Iooi Hs s1I.. Isaa
SATURDAY, lie ath Day Of jan. I'm
Beginning At 10 oetk n, Of sI A., 80,
mont door q the Court Houss Of IA M ~. G4
sell a. public ale 70 he Man,, ~ ~ Ynlo S9,gi
the following described nal Stat, ~, ~ aetE
The southern halt d Lei nSubsT,S @sr
square Numbered len Is hII d., NJ
square No. lol, 90 Tie Sst a. al ! ss IA
Told Fourth, between Eleventh ,tns1 tI rtTfe
2 Twelfth street l0h NonrSl. n "
wheeling, together With II ma 49,, NV
provemenii thereon and thf hrsbIs1,a,
purtenances belonging thutia R
TKRss oT SALE 0bethird, q uB0A,...
The purchaser may elect 10 ~, ia ~ ~
residue Of said purchase nouty Il ~ -.
nual installmens At one year Ia M ~
the day Of Rle, the pufehiss i NJ NJ
sith approved security Tor Ii aITsiJ ~
deferred initallments and thSIsIrst NJ
accrue upon the amG.
JAMES P, ROOIRs Ira.
J. c. HERvEr, AuetIobesr. sys
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1925. superb Grand square Pianos, cost sIi00.
SIS. New stSIe upriybt Pianos sii2 sas o.osn,
SIS 0rgaus u Gt0ps ST. 80. Church Organs, 10
stops cost $3.50. only sis. Elegant sI76 Mirror
Top Organs only SlU6. Tremendous sacrifice 10
close out present stock. New sieam Factory soon
10 be erecie1 Newspaper With much Information
Pleae address DANIEL +. BEATTY, washington.
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For SALE
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR an
Elegant Country Residence!

Ny Farm, consisting Of thirty nm d ua
land, located Eve miles eAEt Of tbt dr. atISL
uonal pike. II IL also well Ltuita Ia asIEhs
purposes: A good Orchard. nnLftI q ptS
pears and ounces, d on The pba. AtESp11
Frame HOu.e Of 10 rooms, a 10 ydtsd ID
water on both doors. The plAoe 3 aIlT nESI
BY the Elm Grove Street Can, o. he inlada,
hemphtld Railroad, being lOoiN Ibc1i Nj W
between the terminus Of The ioDd ndhn
ton Of The hitter.
II not sold At piuts ale biur sGTUlDII,
June 18th, II will be then oasfed 1t pEk aSa
the premlIes, commencing al ~ Gebef ~
sharp,
For further Information enquire 90 lie yInia
at any time, Of the undenignd.
my23 P. KENNEDY
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NEsBTTT-BEDsOH.-o Sunday, JuDss 8, ISIS,
by J. y. Mayo, Esqp Mr. WILLiAh EEIBiIT and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-14
J. C HKlyRT,A
GoR SALE

IN. property en- south a., so,PT gS q ar'iss
Hiab ,tTetts, mar North Sire! I ~. is -
bT loo lei, Brick bouSe, @n"iu
iron T9oi. ,.I,pre 10 ObS IItIy
out intGT0L il0 NhBsI-
my9
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GENERAL NOTICES.
, ssIGNEE,s NOTICE.

A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.
Having been appointed Assignee Of W. J. Sitter,
all persons owing said Sitter will please call and
settle their accounts, and all persons having claims
against him will please present them for ADJUST
ment. JOHN 8. NAYLeR,
my2s-Tu 1870 Main Street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pHrAKruHE OF rHAIHs.

STrtAdelphIa Aecommodation-Thts tnln only
runs between Wheeling and TiAdtlphlA.
tDAlly northumberland Accommodation.
tSteubenViIle AccsmmodAuon.-ThlI tnin dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BelLire, stopping when requi-
red at Sherman HOUSE, RtnAyille, Wet wheeling
aud Gravel Hill.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
:. lllI.l[)j!l' MEN.. or EDGEF1ELD.!
By ALL THAT you HOLD SACRED,
FALL NOT, APART.

Hang together like grim death. Let
no side issues array you, one against the
other. The times are troublous, and you
cannot afford to fall apart. If you do,
'you are ruined. Let Hampton speak !;
and Hagood spout; and "Verbum Sat"
write-and Democrat" and PRO Bono
Publico," and lone of the People,; and
let the devil in hell roar and seek whom
he may devour; but you be brave and
sensible-and take care of your own
and, above all, allow neither speakings
nor writings, nor roarings, to cause you
to commit the driveling idiocy of fallin:;
into two parties. The speakings, and the
writings, and the roarings, will matter
but little, so they do not betray you in
this supreme folly. It is far too late for
any such thing. Stick to your 18Th Ar
ticle"; call no Conventions take !p with
no Independents hugger-mugger with
no tardy makers of side issu5s. Vote at
your primary elections, and afterwards
for the men therein chosen. And REM
ember that sentimentality about tho ne
gro on paper and in speeches is an e1-
ceedingly different thing from practical
application Of the negro atthe ballot box.
The one is pretty; the other is the depil!
Edgefeld was no fool in 1876. Indeed
she was wise and bold enough to save
the State And she is no TOOL now, if her
men will stick together. She has reason
to be proud; she has reason to be brave
she has reason to smile with calm con-
tempt at all outside sneers and inuen-
does.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
For the Advertiser.
ARPS BILL.
HE is INTERESTED In THE WAE
OF THE WORLD.
He Asks "Ben" A Few Very PERTH
nent Questions.

MIsrUR EDYTURs:- see bye the
Muse and Curyer that Gen. Haysood is
resolved tew make Edgefield harmon
ise," or "no the resun why" Please
knowtify our tKu Klux" to hide ou;
till the day OF elecshun, when the dan
ger will be past. also hearn that he g
cwine tew bring Redgiment of nigGers
from the newmorous new "Banner
Counties"-which Gov. Hampton has
lately formed tew make us "Ku Klux'
keep kwyet and allow the Edgetield dar
kies chance to nominate bondhclder's
ticket fur us fashionable frawjewlent
Demokrats tew elect. want tew ask
Ben" what he thinks about it. I'm in
klined tew want tew put red shirts on
that Redgiment when it arrives and lei
General Gary make 'em vote for the Sth
Article. about which I see a big fus in
you're paper. If Gen. Haygood has en-
nv kensistency left by the time he gifts
heare, we'll low him to vote for it tew.
Ak "ben" will he sekund the moshun.
Youres Trooley,
ARPs BILL.
P. s.-I just learned by tellygraf from
Blackyil that Gov. Hampton is lozin his
memory! He has forgot an which coun-
ty elected him.! Ak Ben tew write
and tell him. A. q.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
lIKEN AND EDGEFIELD R. R.
The Ball Siarted-.A Meeting to be
Held Here shortly.
From tie Aiken Courier-Journdl oj
Thursday Last.

From tie Aiken Courier.JourndL oj
Thursday Last.
a number of our citizens assembled,
Yesterday morning in DR.. B II. leagues
otiice to meet ]. L. Addison, Esq, and
Dr. Horace Parker Of Edgeh-ld, who
represent the Edgefeld Branch Railroad
Company, and who came here TO confer
with the people of Aiken as to the build
ing Of .oad from Aiken to Trenton to
meet the Branch Railroad at that point.
Dr. league was chosen Cbirman and
J. &. Porter, Esq, Secretarr and an earn
eat conversation ensued yhlch Messrs.
Addison. Croft. Henderson, Beekman,
Wiglall and Others took part. The neces'
s,ty Of The railroad was unanimously as
scented to and various propositions were
considered. with = view TO It's early es-
fablshnent. .ss the meeting was hastily
called, nothing definite was decided upon,
but a committee Of three was appointed
by the Chairman. composed Of Slessrs. U.
w Croft, J. H. Beckman and J, Z. Por
Ser to arrange for an early pubic meet
ING of the citizens OF Aiken. probably on
The 10TH inst at which meeting the conf
,n;tte. viii submit what information Will
bsxa BEEN gathered Dy Them. From that
meeting We hope 10 see the new railroad
takes lis rise and rapidly speed to com
plet,on. Tbs ball is started Letlt not
Stop until Trenton il reached BY rail
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
For the Advertiser.
The Eighth Article Again

MEssRs EDITORS From the articles
of "Verbum Sat- and Democrat" and
from private conversations with many,
am satisfied that there is strong feeling
among our people in opposition to the
Eighth Article Of our Constitution. am
also informed that at the June meeting
of the Coopersville Club, resolution
was offered to this effect, viz:
Resclved, That the Sth Article Of the
County Democratic Constitution ought
IN be 10 modified as to admit to a right
to vote in the primaries, all who voted
with US in the last election, and who are
regularly enrolled as Democrats.
This resolution was defeated, but II !
am correctly informed it was chiefly for
fear of injuring local candidate,
I think the Objectionable feature in
this article was not duly considered, and
that it's adoption was hasty and unwise.
Democrat is miistak Ell In the statement
that the Committee reported the article
as it is Their report was amended In
Convention on motion to add white"
before Democrat. The amendment was
pressed to vote by its advocates. with
ont discussion, aad amid the noise and
c!amor always attending such extreme
propositions, and think the Convention
was taken by surprise. am fully per-
suaded that many who quietly acqul-
esced. and some who voted for 1t, upon
"sober second thought" regretted its
adoption. In my humble opinion it is
too serious a question to be disposed OF
OF upon "snap Judgment" Wise states
manship looks beyond present to future
results, and who can foretell with what
evil this measure may not be pregnant
At anv rate let there be free, fair and
omen discussion Of the question and
when the people-the whole people.
decide, then let there be no appeal from
their sovereign will. l candidly acquit
the advocates of this prescription meas
ure of selfish motives. I think it an
honest error of judgment, looking only
to the present, and this error of opinion
NAV well he tolerated" if they will on
ly leave reason free to combat it " In
view Of this honost difference Of opinion,
and without making 1t . tost question in
the resent canvass, (for l dePrioate any
agitation and dissension among our
selves) respectfully make the follow
ing suggestion, to-wis:
Let the County Chairman convene the
Executive Committee at once; lay the
matter before them, and propose Con-
vention. If they agree, let him call
Convention for The first Mondy in Au-
gust to take into consideration the modi-
'c.altioli OF this article. Let him state in
call the single object. OF tho Conven-
tlpn and let hih,>>reqaest the several
clubs to eloot their psistsssles upon this
issue.
After such time for reflection and dis
cussior of the question, surely tho voice
of the people can be heard, apd all
doubts and dissentions amicabiy settled.
rno Bone PUBt.Ico.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
For the Advertiser.
Concerning Convention to Revise the
State Constitution.

EDITORS ADVERTISER At meetir G
OF the Bacon Democratic Club, hold al
Harmony Church, on Saturday, the o6 Il
instant. the following resolution was IL:
animously adopted and the publication
OF the same requested in your a'uable
paper:
Rc$olucd. That each and every cnndi
date for the House of Represe natives
from this County, be requested to e1,
press his views As to tho eXpcdiency OF
calling q Convention OF the penp'e for
purpose Of revising the Constitution OF
the State Of South Carolina.
We wish each candidate to considei
this question as addressed to himself
and respectfully request an answer
through the public prints; as, in oul
opinion, great many changes are need
ed in our present Constitution.
TlIos. p. HoYT,
July 9th, 1873. Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
LIVER Is KING

The Liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness OF man. When
tt,is disturbed in It's proper action. all
kinds of ailments are the natural result.
The digestion OF food the movements OF
the heart and blood, tho action Of the
braiu and nervous system, are all imme-
dialely connected with the workings OF
the Liver. 1t has been successfully
proved that GREEN'S August Flower is
unequalled in curing all persons afflicted
with dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, anu
all tho numerous symptoms that result
from au unhealthy condition OF the
Liver and Stomach. Sample BOTTLES 10
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns
Oh tile Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is just what you want.
ft ly 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
ONE OF THE G0GINSES in AIKEN.
Irving to Sell Horse Under Difi-
culties.

Quite an excitement was created about
the Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon when
the Town Marshal arrested young man
who was trying to sell very fair sort OF
8 nine year old horse for the sum OF TWEEN
ty.five dollars, supposing the same to be
stolen. The suspicious of the officer were
increased inasmuch as the stranger refused
to give anv account Of himself other than
that his name was Colman and that he
hailed from Edgefeld. On taking him to
a trial justice Office he slipped away from
the Marshal and ran down towards the
rlilroad with the officer firing to the right
and left, and Jumped down the embank-
ment into the cut, distance of twelve
feet, landing all in heap with the Mar
shal right after him, but landing on Lis
feet. The consequence was surrender:
On bringing him back to the Town Hall
he was recognized by an Edgeiielder who
happened to be present as one OF the
Goetuses who was tried in that place last
Syeek Tor murder, to which name he finally
owned up to and said his brother advised
him to change his name, as that OF Goglns
was too notorious to facilitate trade un-
der. He was locked up, and to ascertain
the truth the telegraph was put In opera
tion. An answer came on Wednesday
that Gogius was Gogins, and that the
horse was legitimately come oy. In con
alteration of which he was allowed to de-
art in peace for the happy land OF candl-
dates. and this is about the only white
man we have seen from that way who
wasn't running ior IN ofiice.-A'ken Co'-
4-ier Journal
And in addition to his rare virtue OF not
being candidate. he added that of no.
being horse thief. And we hear that
lie is going to indict the parties who ar
,.sted him. Because man is willing to
sell his horse cheap, is very poor reason
tos pouucing upon him as d horse thief
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
The Grand Mass Meeting OH the 18TH
of August.

The Chairman of The respective Com
mittees of-Arrangements appointed by
the different Democratic Clubs through
out the County, in pursuance OF a resolu'
ton passed by the Hampton Club in ref
erence to our Grand Mass Meeting and
Barbecue on the 18th of August, will
please assemble at this place on Satur-
day the 27th of July, at IL o'clock, a. M,
to make all necessary arrangements fol
the grand celebration. 1t is highly i'm
portant that every club be represented
on that day.
The Committee of Arrangements OF
the Hampton Club will please meet at
their Hall, on Saturday, the Goth instant,
at ten o'clock.
D. r. DURIsoE,
Ch'm'n Com. Arrangements.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18
OUR AGENTS +:

w. w. OwDoM, Chappells, S. c.
w. II. YELpELL, Longmires.
JOHN n. HUIET, Batesyille.
w. A. ODoM, Meeting Street.
J.K. DURsT, Kirkseys x Roads.
E. B. FoRREsT, Mine Creek.
TYRE ETREREDaE, Leesville, s. c.
DIR. J. B. ABNEY, Richardsonville.
J. E. Cook, Graniteyille, S. c.
Capt. G.. w. NIXON, Woodlawn, S. c
J.P. HENDERSON, Woolley Town ant
Langley, S. c. q - ',A
N. w. BRooKER. Ridge. S. C..
s, C. CARTRIDGE, Rehoboth, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18

J.P. HENDERSON, Graniteville, S. C..
is selling his stock OF Goods at prices
which defy competition. This stock con-
sists OF Dry Goods OF every description
Notions, Boots and Shoes, Show-ciis.
Goods, Hats and Caps, Umbrellas, Gro
ceries, Canned Goods, Tobacco, Cigars
Garden Seed, Hard, Hollow and Ti1
Ware, &c, &c. 1t would take too much
time and space to mention each article,
. Feb. II. 1878. lyS