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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17

SurrLFNESr---We send to all our eoun-
~ subscribers With this issue Of the ISrE-
non JOURNAL, lat Of the delinquent
tax payers for the year 1877. The number
is I,i93, and the list contains more than a
hundred Of names Of men who ought to
blush for very shame At seeing their names
in such i crowd. Il i hoped that our next
Sheriff will make a little more exertion to
get all the taxes than did the last admin
i.iralinn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17

NEW PO.r OfFIcE-ln view Of the
probability that a new mail route will he
established between Danv.lle and Lancas-
ter, Mr. c. y. Engleman is circulating
petition to which he has gotten some sixty
names, asking the Post Of.oe Department
for an office at Engleman's Mill, that being
the halfway point between the two towns,
and the point most convenient to a large
number Of citizens. should the route be
established. there will be hut little doubt
about the office. We suggest that il will he
dubbed, "Pingtowu."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17

Non 30 Funny AFTER ALi.---A couple
Of young ladies at the College, imagining
that riding down bill on a sled was the
very essence Of fun, tried Il in front Of the
building the other day. One Of them, after
good deal Of time spent in arranging her
dress, mounted the sled and the other gave
Il a start Result---both thrown head fore
most in the snow, and ~ they got up and
shook themselves TO rights, their faces
spoke as plain a. words that they were sat
isfed that things are not always what they
aeem
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17
GROCERIES. HARDWARE. &c.


j. II. WAhhEN II SUN.
DEALERS IN
A complete assortment Of Hardware
And Cutlery. Among other things. AIs.,
Hstchc,s, Hsna-ssvs Knives ofail kiuds,
'ss "''''' 'S's"'' Na'S' S.N'
""aast1' ~'' ~e' A''''a "sA'He' u ''''
ApP'0-e nins' We nave '''A ~ "'0'
ooAi ho"'' sn''e''' i0ns'' r'1e''
K,,ehen s.,.. Gam p0nns,. Ae
w.,o,.na IN ...n,A. h., .,oekof
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17

srIL At Ir.-The present winter has
been one Of unusual severity. SO much
20, that our merchants have been forced 10
keep up full line Of winter goods. much
greater than usual We know Of one firm
In particular-ihat Of Hayden Bros. which
has purchased and sold nearly double the
quantity nold in former years. Notwith-
standing the promise Of continued winter
weather, this reliable house has been sell
ing, and will continue to sell, the best Of
winter goods at little above cost.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17

BANK MATrERs old Boarl OF Di-
rcctors Of the Farmers National Bank was
reelected Last Tuesday for the ensuing
year and are A. follows: Col. +. L. Hill,
John II. Shanks, $. II. Shanks,G. 4. Lack
ey, Richard W. Givens, Richard Cobb, +.
e. Humber, George W. James aud Asher
Owsley. There are two changes in the
Board Of the National, and the new Board
i composed Of John $. Murphy, J. W. Nc
Alister, II. 5. withers, 4. u. Montgomery,
u. W. Nandeveer and J. 5. Hooker.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17
THE INTERIOR JOURNAL
JOR DEPARTMENT.

BY frequent purchases and changes, Is
now as complete a. any printing Office
outside the large cities, and prices for
work are as low as in Cincinnati or
Louisville. On Circulars, Bills, Let
ter Heads, Envelopes, Cards, lawyer
Briefs and every thing In the line, We
can not he beaten In low prices. A call
when In need Of any kind Of printing
will convince you Of the truth Of this
statement. I. II. WALTON, JR.,
Jan. AZ, 1879. Manager.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17

THE GALE CHILLED PIOw, ULRICH WAC
on, Woods Self Binders, Reapers and Mowers, Cut
ting Boxes, Corn Shelters, &C. We have just re-
ceived a full stock Of LANDREDTHs GARDEN Seeds
put up In sealed packages, which offer very low.
Send Tor seed catalogue 357-M
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17
RELIGIOUS.

The Shelby !Sentinei says Of the late Rev.
Dr. billiard; During his long pastorate
he baptized over 1900 persons and married
over | 800 couple"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-10-26
Sie
uerriiRte Frau Doktor.

Sie 3inoer Iiefen ibr na9 uno b6bnten
iie nobl aus, tpenn lie i6 auf Der 5traBe
bliden lieB, Die lan9e baaere 6rau nit ben
einaefallenen Wan9en uno oen itieren Mu.
aen, Die in Der Hahbarlhaft als Die per-
rldte ssrau Oottor" betannt mar.
5ie that feineul Wleni6en etuas 5u
2eibe, Die arme bdBlide 5rau. rur mand'
nal iarg lie ouf Der StraBe bic luitislten
2ieoer, ipdbreno ibr bic Sbrdnen iiber Die
Baden Iiefen. uno 0as Deriuunberte unt
per8uii9te bic Glnoer.
Sa, 9epiB, ibr habt Re9t. ihr Ginoer
Melher oerniinftiser Wteni6 lingt benr
auf Der 6traBe uno tpeint odnn tpieoer 2 8
ibr @liidli6en, ibr fennt oas 2eben nod
niht, ibr ipiBt nod niht, oaB es etspas I'm.
oeres giebt als Sonnenlbein un6 g8ieier
uuo Shmetterlinge. nno alaubt nod, bal
Der 2ebrer, psnn er bDie III uno eu6 mad,
iiBen" ldBt, oas i6pdraeite unbeil in Del
Welt lit. .SGttet ibr eine Mhnuna. mas Dos
9eben nit ieinen S1refniiIen uno @efab.
rem lit. ibr piirbet aufb6ren au laden. uni
ernit rpsrben uno Soft i'm Simmsl bitten
oaB er end beihiibe. banlit ihr nif)t aud
elm Wtal auf Der StraBe 8um Geip6t
,peroet.
aad bic .usrriidte Jrau Dottor" mo,
einit Elm fr6hlihes 4ino. Elm Gino. ba!
germ ladte. Sa. he bate ioaar seladt
als man ibre ,Mama" in einen Sarl
leate, unb ii1 iiber Die pislen ih5nen BLU
men sefreut, uno baB .Wama" 70 id6r
meiB ausiebe. Sie mar atpar eirige 3ei
barauf etipas trauria eeiu0roen, mel
vWama 10 large i'm pimmel blieb. abe
ale lie tpieber cine .neue Wfama" befam
bic aum Iebr I90n tpar, 0a nuroe lie fr0b
lid rpie friber. Sbr Batter. elm reine,
Qaufmanu, bate no, um ieinen arober
3ansiiano nidt 10 uertpaiit gu laiieu uni
bel ben notbwenbisen yfaibionabIen" Set
liGtelten rnieoer eine Weprdientant,n ieine!
Namens 5u haben. Elm Sabr mad ben
Sobe leiner vaneebeteten~ Jrdu sum sipsi
ten Male perbeirotbet. Geine jtueite 5ral
mar cine Ga6nbsit iener Nrt, bic Seoen
| Der In ihre 9tdbe gerdth, unpioeritebIi0 ee
/ fangen tiimntt. Gin 2dheln uon Tor gal
mebr ols bic er6Bie @unftbe3eugnns Mn
/ berer 6ie mag uohI ihon piele SerSel
uermirrt aenladht baben, aber oh lie ielbI
i iemals stliebt. Ons beapeifelte Seoer, be
| lie genou fannie.
i Gs eisbt gentle Naturtn, belon6srs IN
| ter ids6nen Urduen, oenen man etne tieit
i Niles umiaiienoe unb Mlles beberriMeno
| 9iebe nidt 3utraut, uno Die elmer folder
auA nift fdbis lino. pieaeidt neil II
tIirmten. ourn bic Wersbruna zines ginael
| nen bic Der Anoertit tu perIieren.
i 0ab Grau Neumonn ibrsn Wfann lisbte
mar niht geraoe n6tlig, uno lie that
| auh niht. sic itamute aus elmer Janli
lie, IN Der man Der ioaenannten Der
lnnnftS.Gbs@ nit 6onatismu5 ereebeu mar
| Sure Mutter pirfte ols WorIteherin ireen
elmer Der GrnMsn. Ginan3ipations. .Wersin
fiir ietle ~ eritrebenbe 3eit, no Die Jrul
ME bsf Wldnn arbeite, nnb nur bic gtna
j lssmoetns Ratlt&tsit lwei 0suts lniamnss
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-10-26

sigtauieno 5halern Wertb nod. nunbert.
pier3igtalien6 Sbaler aber 1T bente Elm
ih6nes Stiif @elD; oamals aber, uno in
Der 0egeno. mar es Elm rieitges Sers
m6gen.
arm mar bieier Bauer ieoenfaIs nibt
uno oumm nod piel mettiger, uilb oas fam
man i'm groben @anSen BON 6enl geiamn,<
ten 6tanoe lagen. Die @eIebgebnneen
Der perIhieoenen 9taaten baben lett LANCER
als bunoert Sabren oafiir seiorgt, oaB Der
Bauer Gigenthiimer un0 Befber tpur0e,
mD er friiber ielblt gigentbnm uno beieiien
mar. mas man Qeibeieenlhaft Idnnte.
unb es lit ibm iberau 8elegeubeit 9ebos
ten, 1ih onrh SleiB uno SparSamfeit eine
fir feline @eluohnbeiten befrieoigenoe gri=
ftens su idaifea. Sn Deutlhlano uno
fsrantreid, III ibm bies au6 taIt iiberau ge'
lungen itnb er biloet bier cine Sauptltiibe
bes Observation-Disclosures. gr lpeiB leinen
Wortbeil iiberaa in ben meiiten Sdller
mabr3unebmen, uno aeiet iih nur oo
0umm, no er 9laubt, oaourd nlebr I'll.
ieine 3uede 80 erreihen. Sod iheint es
als OF bel ben ipeitlihen W6lterIhoften cir
qetuilier@rao BON Oumnlheit uno Stuplois
tat ipirflid, porbanoen iit,wenisltens bel Der
Wldnnsrn, Die namentlid in S5ranfreih Dor
ben sSrauet p0lli9 oontinirt tuer0en uni
hduslihe Arbeiten perrihten, su oenen Del
beutld5e uno rulIiIhe Bauer ii1 niht her.
belanen miiroe, Sob aber aud Die Wei'
Der in ben @egenben cine anerfennens.
tuertbe Ginfalt beliben, 3eigt fol9enoel
Sal, Der lib in elmer franiOltlhen Sta0
| fiir5lidb ereisnete.
Cine 8auernfrau tpar bon einemWanne
ben tie nit ibren peroorbenen GrseueniIiei
bate iiberpDrt6eilen tp0llen. nit elmer DIR
! feiae besablt iuorben. Boiler gntriiItuns
lief lie 3u benz ben Warft beaufii6tiaenoer
8Oli3eibeamten unb trug ihm ben sSall Dor
Der aemiiTenbafte Wann fragte au ieine
aenaueren Snformation:
| xNun, un6 tpie sel9a6 oas ?"
SO" ertpieberte bic Trau unb hau
bem aufmsrtiam sub6renoen 8eamten mi
ibrer ihweren Sano etHe ungebeuere Obr
feiae.
Was nun IblieBlidb bic gbrliafeit on.
belanst. 10 lieBe iidb barber aud Bieles
uno Manherlei fa9er, mas nid1t eben o.
unbsoinetem @lauben uno VertraRet
i'm @eihdfts= unb 8erfebrslebel
nit benz Banernltanoe ermunterte. 81
ldBt ii6 oieB inoeB ldon ent,
| Ihuloieen, oa Elm ieoer WenI9 ihon ourd
ben ndtiirlihen grbaltungs oaSu bin
neigt. Ieinen eigenen YertbeiI itnmer sueri
i'm Nu9e al bebalten uno tpabrsRnebmen
| Sebenfalls aber fann man oem 8auern
ftanoe bod na6rabmen, oaB er BET Belten
rtoliher uno SuDerlGlliger geblieben TIT, al!
Der Sanonerteritano Der yteu3elt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-10-26

Gie tobte unb pitbets. ..irenloe 2euts
idafften lie fort. SIM Srrenhauie tpadte
He auf. Wsan bielt Tie fir seheiIt unb bradte
ihr 10 porIiGtig pie m0elih BEL, bab lie
Geinen oer Sbrisen ntehr ontreffe. Sbr
Bater lei i'm Wabniinn aeitorben; BON
ibrem Wnnn unb ibrer Stieimutter bdtte
man nihfs mebr aeb6rt.
. ibr furfhtiaen 2eute! Wie fam
man 10 etipas porliftig beibringen? gs i'll
ols Oh man oas Shier, Dos man sur
Sdladtbanf fiibrt, nah unb naa iblah-
ten tuollte.
Gaum bate Senristte bas Gdredlihs
nah Saeen. mad @oden aus Mnoeutun=
gen, aus gBinfen erfahren, als tie. Die
perriifte sSrau S0ttor" fpuroe, pie fie Die
Rineer auf Der StraBe famen.
llno mas ioIlte lie nit benz fur1tbareu
@ram audi unter ben perniinftieen Weien
mahen2
go bate ibr cine eiitise 8ottbeit Der
Weritano seraubt, oamit lie ihrem lln8liid
entriidt fpurbe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-10-26
Das gdglid)e uolksblatt

fcftet per Bon (cbne Scnntassblatt 1920 per Sabr
sa.eo bas babe Sabr urb $3.50 bas gierteIiabr wit
Gerutaasbgats sttsO per Sabr, $500 bos baIbs Sabr
Hns s260 has DierteIiabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-10-26
Mannigfaltisfs.

G6nigin Mnna. GemabEin bes urfs
elldlhen Hiharo III. BON GnoIan0.
5huelfer Railer Wen5sps unb Sobttf
RarPs w., lebrte bic en8liidbsn 6rauen III
Der WeiIe reiten, tpie lie es hept3utn9e
tbun; ionit ritten lie ebenio ipie Manner.
h6bere 5tpf. Nitto9 9uao
lnrieb oieIer Sage on cine Mrbeiteruers
iammluns, baB At leioer ihrer GinloDnne
nidbt folsen fbnne, od er utuobi lei, ,ober
ih ieuoe Gub IlIen,@ ihrteb e. ,,einsn
Sdnoeorud aus ueines oer5ens diefe.
@Iltiger 0rano. Gin fbeofers
beIuher nabm jlnsft Elm Gtid, Oas aufs
aetiihrt porben, in 6hub, iflbem Ct 5oatt
,Mber es tpurDe la nid3t ausaesi5tlt. -.
,@emiB," anttportete Der An6ere, man
lam bod nidt siiGen unb adAnsn "a.
sleib."
SdnbeIinQonoon. Nfs SdnbeF
In Nonbon Die erIte Muffiibruna zines aros
Ben Oratoriums leitete, woIlfe Der erlle
VioIinilt iidb Elm tpenia i'm MbaQio bbren
laIIen uno unternobm eS, bic apmncSifion
an elmer 6telle nit cilerIei Ueraierunaen
eisener GrFinonng so periehen. Der idb-
3orniee Romponilt murOe oabur6 70 ou6er
lid aebratbt, hoB er DOr benz perfommelten
Yublitum ieine 9cdenperritde POM Qppfe
rib unD benz Smuloiasn nit olIsr 0roft
auf Die WioIine fmIsnoerte.
eeinri& oeine unb feine
Satin. 9eine lsebts ieinf Satin Mas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02

discuss and act upon. For instance,
if free bridges were built across tie
river at Kinard's and Bouknight'si it
would obviate one difficulty in the
way of the acquisition of the covet-
ed land. Those p,ople over there
transact all Of their business at New
berry. This is their market and it
is only when summoned to Eagefeld
by public duty as jurors.or witnesses
that 1t becomes necessary lor them to
60 there. We are informed, by one
conversant with the sentiments Of the
citizens Of that locality, that a s'rong
feeling in favor of the transfer has
grown up among them. Ii this be
encouraged. and they see on the part
of us OF Newberry "a disposition and
determination to carry out the de-
sign, 1t will be speedily accom- lish-
ed. The spirit seems to be moving
our friends across the river. Don't
Let us be behind them in a matter in
which we are as much interested as.
they. Let us have some united ac-
ton on this matter. II Newberry
desires this territory, let it divert it,.
self long enough from its devotion to
the business OF the town, and forget
personal and private selfish reasonp,
to do something for the general good
Of the ~.country.-Ne,Obeg7y Neaus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
Household and Farmers CyclOpedia

We have received from the pub
fishers a copy Of the above work.
which we find to be the most com
plete book of useful and practical in
formation for the farm and household
we have ever examined. 1t is a com.
pilation of facts gathered from a thou,
sand reliable sources, and involving
an immense amount Of labor to OBJ
tain them. 1t treats of the horse,
c,lts, mules, cattle, calves, sheep,
lambs, swine, poultry, dogs, bees, in
Guiding diseases and their remedies,
care and management, training, break
ing, ETC.; accidents and Injuries of ev-
erYday life and how to meet them !;
household pests and how to destroy
them diseases of the human system
and how to treat them at home me-
cbanical devices and processes every
man MS own lawyer, farming, dairy
ing, orchards, fruit raising, garden
ing, household work, dyeing, fish. cul-
ture, miscellaneous and useful facts
not otherwise classified. In short,
there is hardly a question in the
whole range of practical knowledge
but what is here answered in the
plainest and briefest manner. 1t will
be an invaluable companion for every
farmer and mechanic, and men of all
tri des and professions. The Pull
fishers want capable men to introduce
this valuable work in every country
in the South. Address Anchor Pub
fishing Co., Atlanta Ga. See their
advertisement in another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
n. O'DOWD ID.

This gentleman has been in business in
Augusta for many years, and during that
time received a heavy patronage from this
section. Among his customers there were
some who were unable to pay their in
debtedness to him, and to all such liz
authorizes US to say that he is ready to
wipe out old scores. give them receipts in
sufSapd-oegin business anew. Such gen
erosity on the part Of Mr.. O'Dowd will
certainly be appreciated by everybody,
and onght to secure the patronage Of all
his old customers and a large number OF
new ones. He is well known as one O.
the best and most reliable business men
in Augusta, and by reading his advertise.
ment in another column you will sec that
he offers fair and liberal terms to the
trade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
AN ASTOUNDING AND INCREDI-
BILE PRICE LIST.

In another column of this weeks Id
r%ertiser Mcknight & Whittendale of Au
gusta, publish a most astounding and in
credible price list. They are dealers in
B lots. Shoes and Hats; ard they call the
attention of buyers. and If the general
run of the genus homo TO Their {
new stock, stating, in effect, that they
selling cheaper than any house in the city.
1t is an undeniable fact that Mcknight
& Whittendale are clever, earnest, hard
working men. deservingthe immense trade
that naturally follows their popularity.
their energy. and their splendid
goods. Real their price list. and
then we will have no ne'd 10 say another
word on the subject.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
MISS NELLIE PURCELL.

Every lady who gets this issue of the
Advertiser will read, with pleasure, with
longing, with radiant anticipation, the
well,displayed card of Miss Nellie Pur-
cell, Of Augusta. Miss Purcell has spent
most of the summer in the most fashiona-
BILE cities of the North. and has recently
returned to Augusta with everything in
the Millinery line that money, and taste,
and fashion and refinement, could sugges5
or procure. Indeed no city in the oulh
can boast of more elegant millinery than
IS to be found or made ct Miss Purcell's'
During the present month we predict that
not less than 500 Edgrlield ladies will call
on Miss Purcell and purchase literally oil
her. t'S .ttt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02

REMOVAL OF PRONTAUT TO A
NEW JEWELRY PALACE.

Prontaui OF Augusta, who inherited an
old and splendid jewelry business from
his father before him, has removed lately
from under the Central Hotel, where he b: s
been located for some years past, to a new
and princely building on the same side OF
Broad Street, below Jas. A Gray & Cos.
And here he has spread out, in royal mag
nifcence, a stock Of Jewelry, Goldware,
Silverware and Objets de It7M that
would do infinite credit to one of the
Partisan boulevards. No one goes to Au-
gusta now without going TO behold the
new glories of Prontaut. Nor will Prom
taut's troops of patrons throughout Edge
field be long in finding out his present
locale. For Prontaut's new Card, in an
other column, we beg special attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02

The Bond Decision.

Below we publish the substance Of
the recent decision of the Supreme
Court in the celebrated Bond Gases
over which there was so~much ex
citement laskyeal. We consider this
adjudication a signal triumph for the
Anti Bond Men, for it eliminates near-
ly three millions Of the whole Bond
issue as absolutely void, and holds in
allegiance. as it were, a large amount
in addition as being tainted with fraud
To whom shall be given the credit for
this stupendous saving to the State
and the taxpayers let a generous
public determine. Palma CoqVnat
Opus. The following are the conclu.
sions of the Court.
LIST. That all the bonds isaued un
der an Act entitled FAN Act to re
duce the volume of the public debt
and provide for the payment of the
same" are valid obligations Of the
State of South Carolina, except as
follows: !!st. Such as were issued in
exchange for bonds issued under the
Act entitled "An Act to authorize a
loan for the relief of the Treasury"
or for the coupons of such bonds. I'd
Such as were issued in exchange for
the second issue of bonds under an
Act entitled "An Act to authorize a
State loan to pay interest on the pub
lie debt" or the coupons of such
bonds. Sd. Such as were issued in
exchange for those conversion bonds
which were Issued in exchange for
either Of the two classes of bonds
last mentioned, viz, bonds for relief
of the Treasury and the second issue
Of bonds to pay interest on the pub
lie debt, Or in exchange for the ou-
pons Of such conversion bonds.
I'd. II any consolidation bond rests
wholly upon any Of the three objec
t.onable classes of bonds or coupons
Just mentioned, then it is wholly
void; but if it rests only in part upon
such Objectionable bonds and coupons,
then it is only void to the extent
which it does rest upon such obiec
tionable bonds or coupons, and for
the balance it is a valid obligation Of
the State.
Sd. That the burden of proof is
upon the State to show that any par
ticular bond which may be brought
into question does rest either in whole
or in part upon such Objectionable
bonds or coupons, and if in part on
ly, then the State must show what
part is SO affected.
The Judgment Of the Court Of Claims
is set aside, and the cases are re
manded to that Court for such fu,th
er proceedings as may be necessary
under the principles herein announced
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
ARREST OF A MURDERER.

Sam Stewart. the negro who murdered
Milledge Blair, colored man, in Novem
Der, 1876, at the store Of Mr.. Padgett, IN
"Wooley Town." by cutting his throat
from ear TO cal, was arrested IL Newber-
ry a few days ago and brought back to
Grauiteville by Squire Simms and MIR.
Blackwell, the jailor at Aiken.
Stewart will be carried to Aiken AMI
placed in jail to await trial. The cause
he assigns for the deed is that Blair was 5
Democrat niger" st the time Of tie
murder be said be had killed one Demo-
cratic niger, and was ready to kill IN
other. He thinks he will get clear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
AS WAS EVER EXHIBITED TO
TIE GAZE OF MORTALS.

As will be seen by his announcement in
another column, Blanchard, If Cookies
Clothing Store, Augusta, has bought as
usual, this fall, as fine and varied y stock
of Clothing as was ever exhibited 10 The
gaze Of mortals. And this lie has done,
acting under the knowledge that he fully
understands The needs Of The people oil
Augusta and OF Edgelie!d, whom he has
served faithfully for many years. lie in
vites his friends, and those who would be-
and everybody else, TO come and examine
his stock. Real the new advertisement
Of Cookies Clothing Store.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
SET BACK re A

81 was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &c; my
blood became thin 1 was dull and in ,c-
tive; could hardly crawl about was an
old worn wi man all over; could get
nothing to help me, until I got Hop Bit
tiers, and now l am a boy again. My
blood and kidneys are all right, and !
am as active AZ a man of 30, although i
am 10, and | have no doubt it will do as
we'll for others of my age. 1t is worth
q tria l.-(Father.) 1t 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
A QUESTION OF IMPORTANCE
no THE COUNTY OF NEW
BERRY.

The question OF the annexation of
that portion of Edgefeld County ly-
ing adjacent TO Newberry, along the
Saluda River, is n Of vital impor-
lance to this county, as well as to
those living within the above mes,
toned territory. The subject ought
now to be %agitated and di.clsaed, and
united &C ion on the part Of all in
terested should be inaugurated. The
business men of this town are more
deeply interested in this matter than
anybody else. There are some points
it would be we'll for them to meet and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-10-02
PILES


The symptoms are moisture, like per-
%spiration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
al night as if pin worms were crawling
in and about the rectum, the private
parts are sometimes affected If allowed
to continue, very serious results may
follow. Dr.. Swayne's AL Heal ing Oint-
ment is a pleasant, sure cure.
Reader, if you are suffering from this
distressing complaint, or letter. Itch,
Scald Head. Ring Worm, Rarber's Itch,
any Crusty Scaly Skin Eruption, use
Swayne's Ointment and he cured. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt OF
price, lin currency or postage stamps,)
soc. Three boxes, $l.25. Address let
ters, DIR. SwAYNE d Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia. No charge
for advice. Sold by all leading drug
gists. ly-30