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, 1879-08-09

No NECESSITY We wrote those
few lines respecting our old friend. Judge
Clark. We did not expect TO be thanked for
1t by prominent citizens Of Lewiston. We
did no more for him than We would do for
any horest, upright man, who has eowardly.
aud secret enemies When friends are In
danger from open enemies CIR rifle and
pistol is always at their service. and our pen
the same, under any other circumstances
our friends up north know We are not bra..
ging when We say this.
, 1879-08-09

RED FISH.-A writer in the Perdieton
lntePsnciem shows his ignorance by stating
that tile red fish found in the Wallowa lake
are nothing but sickly salmon flom Snake
river. Ho" is it then that they are only
found IN lakes and streams .saat empty iptu
the lakes where they are found. Red 6sh
are as distinct in make, shape and flavor
from sa.iuon as the writer of the article is
from an observing man. and are never found
IN streams below the lakes. They are also
found IN enormous quantities OH .ire Payette
lakes, where there are two fisheries We
question whether that writer ever saw or
tasted red fish, or he would not write SO
foohshlv.
, 1879-08-09

THAT sterling old organ of true blue
democracy, the States Rights Democrat, pub
lished at Albany. Oregon, has inst completed
its fourteenth volume. For thirteen Years
slayt v Brown has whaled away at radical
ism, and achieved more than any other
paper toward making the state democratic
We could fill up dozen columns of praise
of Mart Y. Brown, and the good lie has
done in the cause, but at present we can
only wish him the success that has hitherto
attended him,
, 1879-08-09
nif.ySESs AND Jealousy. -

Mf,NNESS AND JEALOUSY. For the
papers lay over every thing when they
notice this scct.an Of tie country In
speaking If our city the Seattle Infslii-
genccr calls it The - land Of SAGE brush. .
And the little Gale of wind reported hy
our stupid contemporary Is I" terrible
storm, Is magniiicl in'o a cyclone s. the
most terrible III the history Of our town.
, 1879-08-09

Tue YAKIMA COUNTRY Many corres-
pondents write 10 cnauire where there are
any vacant farming lands in Washington
territory, and where is the best place to 90
We know OF no better country for men Of
moderate meals, than the great Yakima
country The lana is very fertile. fruit,
gram and vegetables grow. as iney seldom
grow anywhere else. and timber and water
exist everywhere. By the tine new conner
gets his farm in gool shape, the iron horse
will be snorting through the land. and he
will be comfortable for life.
, 1879-08-09

WHY Is IT-The Oregon;oa OF the 4Jh
inst. says: The first shipment of wheat
for this season from eastern Oregon, was
made last Saturday. The steamer Vide
Fest brought down 600 sacks Of new wheat. !"
As usual it Ia everything Oregon with the
OregonioA, 1t may be their way of trying
to induce us to join them in their state, but
it is very funny way. That wheat came
from Walla Walla, aud eastern Oregon as
usual gets all the cretit Don't be so Jealous
you below t'are, and give our country credit
for what it deserves. The Stuudard gives
our country Its due and acknowledges the
corn.
, 1879-08-09

IHE wheat crop on the Norris farm is ripe.
and harvesting has commenced The 500
acres will yield an average of thirty bushels
20 the acre, which is good for the second
year--idaAo Democrat.
ih.S Is the great sage brush = farm OF
which We wrote in the STATESMAN SOME
four, weeks since. Two years ago IT was a
bowling wilderness, Inhabited solely by
jack rabbits and coyotes. Water was
brought on to ii and now it is all oasis in
the desert, and the best place for big
colony on the Pacific coast.
, 1879-08-09

JIMMY HAET.-The anticipating Walia
Wal!a, Boise correspondent OF the Waits
burg Times, tried to Kill Judge Clark and
Jimmy Hart OF with one stone. but the
Judge lives, and Jimmy thr.ves like a green
bay horse. The best men OF z community
are always the victims Of those who are no
good to ther.sselves,or anybody else. They
try to make US believe that Governor Bigger
staff did it. Go to Jimmy Hart, in Boise,
and he viii give you the whole business.
, 1879-08-09

BISHOP HAvEN4-Bishop Gil Haven
wilt shortly be here to attend the Metho-
dist conference. He has mother 80 years
old. What pity "Gil - himself has nt
arrived at the same venerable age, for
then he wouldn't run about the country
saying and doing 50 many foolish things.
Grant may be bigger man than Jesus
Christ, but our people don't care TO have
religion mixed up with the dirty pool Of
nnl;f;,s
, 1879-08-09

Too THIS.-That honest granger Ben Big
gerstaff is the ne j,ias uFra Of humanity. and
can do most anything, bnt we never ex-
pected that he couli take exceptions to an
article twelve days before it was printed
But Ben, they say thou art thc man. :"
The only trouble consists in mah,D. US be
hpye If
, 1879-08-09

STATE SENATOR Ford. al Maryland. met
his death in the surf at Ocean city on San
day like man. Some "f the party who
were attempting rescne got close to him,
he being nearer to the shore than Mrs.
Emory. but he cried CJt: go to her, save
her never mind me
, 1879-08-09

OUR Lewiston correspondent writes tha.
the man who has represented himself as
Tom Lawton answers to the description, ex-
cept the mark Of Indian inI, on his arm.
Our correspondents theory is that he has
heen arrested ior kawton before, and that is
what makes him 50 familiar with the case
Still he mag be, but our Lewiston friends
put him up for terrible liar all the same
, 1879-08-09

TIiE Cincinnati COMMERCIAL commends
John Sherman for his honesty IN saying
frankly he desires to be president. Nobody
ever questioned him on that point. The
people Will I've equally honest IN frankly say
ing this kind of virtue must be content with
its own reward
, 1879-08-09

MR. JAMES f. SEREELT, chief engineer
of New York, thinks that if the project to
food the Desert of Sahara hy means Of Ca
nal from the Atlantic ocean Is carried out, 1t
may result in throwing the earth oil is bal
ance and cause the lend Of the world; as
predicted by Mother Shpton. who puts the
end of all things IN 1851 Stand from un-
der, There's something gong to happen.
, 1879-08-09

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HyPofHoS-
PHIrEs.- This Syrup is particularly adapted
for the following: Chronic Constipation,
Chronic Dyspepsia, Asthma. Chronic Rr5a-
chitis, Consumption, Larynsitis, Chronic
Diarrhoea, Nervous Debility, Melancholy, DE
bility resulting from Typhoid sn'l ether low
feSsrs, Diphtkesrtie Prcstration, Hosteria,
Hypochondria, Amenorrhoa, Leucorrhga,
Alemia, Impurisy Of the Blood, Nervous
Excitahility, Mar@srnus ,or Wasting of the
Muscles Aihonia tor Loss Of Voice Slug
guishness of the Liver. interrupted aad Feeble
Action of the Heart, Suffocating Feelings
caused by mucous distractions of the L'ngs
and AR Passages leadn,; thereto, and Debility
from various Causes. may cases OF which ap-
rear-d hopa,ess. IL. T. HOLMES,
b lmt Apeut
, 1879-08-09
fATyEr II A FIN.

The following telegraph dispatch has
been received special by the STATESMAN.
Lewiston, August 9Th, 1879
A courier from Lieutenant Catley's com
mand, reports that Galley met the Indians
hear the South Fork of Salmon river, and was
defeated with the loss Of trains, horses, and pro
visions, and it is feared with IL. loss Of mules
and ambulances He had two men wounded
all the troops in this Part q the country are
ordered to his rescue 1t Is considered that his
command is in great peril.
1t viii be seen BY oar Harrens letter that
the gallant Col Rernard, with his company
of the lst cavalry, are near al hand Ii
Bernard has half chance he will make
precious short work of these diabolical rene
gades.
, 1879-08-09
.rr~1-Ez-1

Why, We poor simple people, who talk
about third term for Gcn Grant until ynu
make life burden for Us with your silly
din, know We not. asks the Cleveland Her
aid, radicals, that Bishop Gil Haven alone
is enough to kill the hearties; and healthiest
and sta,wartest Grant boom that coald he
InauUuratel
, 1879-08-09

A DIRTY little whiffet " is the most con-.
plimentary term We have heard applied to
the Grant County Dish Rag monkey. 1t
has been suggested that worn out old he
mule be sent over to him in order to inject
brains into his skull through his ear by :.
well known old time frontisr process.
, 1879-08-09

The Grant County Dish Rag is edited by
a notorious leech they call s II. Shepherd I;
he is the ga OF some old drah imported years
ago who never could, with all her filth. ralse
enough to take her out of peonage. OF the
thousands who might hare Jeea no man ever
claimed him for his SON
, 1879-08-09

Hf announcement Is made that Mr.
: = will absent himself from Washington
!. ig the month Of September. Thus 1t
< Z that Providence has finally taken pity
. .e WashingtoniaE..
, 1879-08-09

WE are sorry to learn tina. our old friend
John IL Justice OF Walla Walla was defeated
Tor city marshal a. the election on the I4tll
Inst We doubt very much whether the
people will be benefited by the change.
Mountain Sentinel
, 1879-08-09

:LL right, Mr.. Democrat, with pleasure
announce thai the Oregon Pacific rai!.
Dad is being laid io@n in the direction oi
Boise CITY. 1t will reach Weston this sum
mer. Then look out for squalls.
, 1879-08-09

lis 10 be noticed that the Oregor;ca
Is the editorial 1--WE, MS and ours.
are glad to notice the improved tone
nat account. Shake.
, 1879-08-09

10 prevent any evil results from exposure to
contagious or infectious diseases, fortify the
system by the occasional Use-ssy once month,
OF OF oftencr If necessary, of Frese's Hamburg
, 1879-08-09
S.GIGaa.G.

GHALEB PROPOSALS FOR RBCILDiNG;
- addition, - G1iinol House III School niS-
tr;ct 3 3: :. y a:la W,.lIl c"anir. VII b. -
-ce!rai ~. to :. o'clock, P. =,
siTTEEssE. tI..:i,s. :::::l. ,S;;r.
NJ tie Office of the Pr:,:;ate ,iu.'-e, a. which
Place t':e pan m: a;-a:i.t;ioi: can be src;l.
'.he scho,;, G..e1sy}ys viii * i.aes-nt 80 sai,!
IIric Hn'i i',sC' .,cI, tils aI.i ti.P" reserve
the ri::ir - vcI-ct an a:.d FL i.iis Ic Goa
tract t, he c'.m.:ir:e.. i,v lie ..,h a., - sep
te:aac.. iS> y ri.t,. O. the E:r...tnr>
i; GEIti.iAHH,
Ok S"l..r,i D;..rict -
Na'iA y =: lt:,,2r,ist :, 1873 Il -
, 1879-08-09
sxem 4stiiass,+s.s+
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
NOTICE x HEREBY GIVEN. That the
~ County Commissioners of Walia Walia
cnnnty will 81. rs a Board # Equalization 1T
Walia Walla. ~ tie 18Th .i.r of August, 1872
for the prrpoe Il COL scting any errors in the AS
sessment q sad county ion the wear 1879. s. 1t
, 1879-08-09
EHDR- SALE.
a DESIRABLE FARM
DO Ta1 ;I-a:st q {:3GG Farm, d:

{ OFFER \ MOST DESIRABLE FARM
for sale. four miles from W'al!;. Walla City.
I60 acres Of meadow ami wheat lard. fenced
AMI und.r cultivation. Go,ct hs.',se, barn and
out buildings thrifty orchard fine stream %.
water: one-faurth mile f.,oaI the railroad depot
Price, Twenty Dollars an acre, cash.
For fuIt:.e: fss:;:cala:s apply to.
- ine NM NEAL.
, 1879-08-09
Fer .sisai,.c3 -: a:l S>.s, -, >I,r.
.s>fLss .t5S a:,:.. Il ss5o,I:i ,s..ci.-
c..is:s. ( s:,ss:.; az. ..:n,:iz.:.::.:M.


Fer .sisa,.s-s %: :',a s'ass a':l sa:, =, >p~:s
:s>fJs stsS ta:':. Il is:o: :,i:a- sa;i:,, ,s::cis
c..;s:s. .t.t:,ss;; s:,;ts E'.:a>:I5;;.::.JG.
FEIHE FEW C0M?OSITIDN::. WHICH
have wcn TIE caai,i-lce Of mankind al
become househnid wof.S, a'no,l, not onty one
hut many nat:onS, must haze extraordinary
vir.uss. Perhaps IL one ever see're,, 81 vide
a reputation, oE maintained it 81 l1a, .S Ayers
CHERRY PECTnRA:. 1t has been known to the
public at0u. forty years, by long continued
series Of marvellous cures, that have won for
it confidence in its virtues, never equaled Ly
any any other medicine. 1t still makes the
NEST etiectual cures Of Cop:;ilS Colds, Coasnmi'-
ton, that can be made by medical skill. Indeed.
the CHERRY PECToEAL has really robbetx,tiiase
dangerous diseases Of their terrors to a great
extent, and given a feeling Of Immunity from
their fatal effects, that is well founded If the
remedy be taken in season. Ever family
should have it in their ciGsct for tie ready .nd
prompt relief oi It's members. Sickness, suffer
ing, and e"en life is saved by this timely pro.
lection. The prudent should not neglect it,
and the wise VIII not. Keep it bv you for the
protection it affords by it timely Use il sudden
attacks Prepared By
DR.. ). &. AVER 81 Co.. ;ouci,. H.ss..
Prast,ca' and aEaiJ ilcaI Chemist.
HODGE,, DAVIS & Co, Wholesale Agents,
Portland, Oregon.
Sold by ali Druggists and Dea!e,s in Me,!i-
, 1879-08-09

EPATReNs o. THE sT.TEsN.N.
desirous to pay the debts against the
VIM. H. Newell. deceased, ] resnsct-
,k an early settlement.
Mrs. Wa. II. NEWELL.
, 1879-08-09
DIR. ). 4. AVER ss Co.. Lowell. Hi:ss..
Prsst.cas and Analytical Chemist.

HODGE,, DAVIS & Co, Wholesale Agents,
Portland, OREGON.
Sold by ali Druggists and Deaie.s in Me,!i-
ciie 52-ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28

and terrible Petersburg Gay. And rs we
think of the old 22nd, how many noble
faces one back 10 our mind! There was
the best beloved friend OF our lie, Lieut..
Edmund NJ Penn, who feli at B ,nnrsb'ro
and Col. J ,s.ph Abbey arl Capt Cicero
AIauns; and H..nry w Sc. and Willie
Hughes, and john Alton, ans! llazlrd
Barton, AMI ,c& V.us5'an. an Jalurs
Rumsey, and Henry McCuIIoush, In"
brother If uurGrirna and co-laborer l.. H..
and some who are still living-Llepi. Sam
Ready, and Col. Jeru Burt, and Gal t.
MIC Wright. and Dun Wright. an i cut,
Lovick Hill, and Cary McCuIlough, and
jue Wise, and last, but far from least
Capt. Il bert B. Hughes. Of Go a which
went from Elgcii.iL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
A Lincoln Subscriber.

One of the oldest and most honored Of
the Adre1tiscz'S subscribers is Mr.. Viii
liam Elan, who lives across Savannah
River in Lincoln County. opposite TO Fer
suson's Ferry, where he owns and works
Il lordly river plantation. Although a
Georgia man." old Bill" is Of Edgefield
blood. antecedents and sympathies. And
his oldest son has lately bought a fine
plantation near Red Hill, and come to
live among US. Being on a visit to this
son. "old Bill" pushed his way through to
our town, and on Tuesday complimcnted
us with a visit, and paid the money for
his forty. first years subscription TO the
.Adccrtiscr. We were delighted TO see
him, and shall always be So. He is wor-
thy of honor in more respects than one.
And who would not honor 50 generous
and faithful a patron?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Death Of a Wel!-Known Colored Man.

On Sunday last, the family and friends
Of "Tom Bacon laid him in the grave,
with every feeling of love and every ccre-
mony Of respect. He was widely known
and SO well beliked as to be a privileged
character among all c%olors, classes and
ages. The young gentlemen Of our town
were much attached TO him many OF
them treated him with unbounded kind.
ness in his last illness. and most Of them
followed him to the grave. He was our
grandmother's house-servant in our EARL
est days, and we can safely say that
throughout his life Of GO years, in pros
perity and adversely, in peace and war,
he was ever faithful, useful ana kind
hearted. May God rest his seul!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Great Many are Suffering From

a Great Many are Suffering From
Cough, bronchial and asthinatic alice
tons, Il NEGLECT of which may result in
ami :urabielung dis sc. "Dr. Swayno's
Com: ound Syrup Wild Gerry" mompt-
ly crres these dangerous symptoms. The
iirs,''oso gives relief, and is certain to
cure tho worst cough, sore lungs, ven
ate they have h u much dis0rGere;l.
We have hr reus IF certificates top. .e
this fact.
Bro .chitis, a premmilory ri pulmona.
nv cn~nsumniinn, is characterized Ivy
catarrh, or inflammation of the mtlcms
membrane of the air passages, with
cough and cXpectoration, short breath,
~hoarsencsS. Daitis i'll The chest. For all
bronchial at,uct.onS, sore throat, aphonia
or loss of voice, coughs DIR. S%wayne's
Compound Syrup Of " lid Cherry" is Il
sovereign re rcdy.
PRICE-Trial size bottles - cents.
Largo size (holdinG five of the Smain 81,
or six for s. Prepared only by Or.
Swayne IL Son, No. 80 North Sixt,
street, philadelphia. Sold by all prolni-
nent druggists. ly-30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Solicitor Abney Amolg the Senators

On Sunday Senator Burnside invited
the committee TO spend the day at his
country residence near Bristol. He took
the whole party, consisting Of Senators
Butler, Beck, Chandler and Robbins, with
Col. Abney of South Carolina, up in a
steam yacht and gave them an elegant
dinner. Tae sail up and down Narragan-
sett Bay was delightful, the yatch pass
ing near the United States fngate Cnstel-
lation with the Annapolis midshipmen,
and the sloop-of-war Saratoga with her
one hundred and fifty naval apprentices
on board. The New York yacht squad
ION was in The harbor, and among other
famed vessels passed was the Mohawk,
which capsized Two years ago and drown
ed Com. Garner and his family and guests.
She is now called the Eager, and is a Gov
yernnlent coast survey vessel. Mr.. Astor's
Am5cssadreSS, the largest yacht in Amer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
That Chicken Coop.

Have our people noIIc~i the neal towI
coop. on long legs, that nov stands on the
pavement in front of Mr.. Willie McCul
l"ugh's store? The meaning of it is this.
Our young friend has added a poultry de-
partment to his establishment, keeping
the fowls in an out-building hard by, anl,
a few of them. by way of sign, in this
coop. Therefore, when you want poultry,
fat and cheap, go TO Cul!ough's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Butler at Newport.

Great curiosity is expressed on all sides
to see Senator Butler, and as there ate q
dozen senator's here it is very amusing to
hear the people Who want to appear ia
miliar with celebrities whom they havr
never seen discuss, their merits and point
out their favorites For instance, Rollil S
of New Hampshire, who has Il real wick
ed look, is pointed out by the Stalwaris
as Butler, of South Carolina. and Buffers
hndsome face is passed off Toe rck Chand-
ler's with the remark What a pure
countenauce." -NewpoH Correspondence
of Ncws and Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28

Connections made with morning trains
on Georgia, G. G.. e ~. and Contra! Rail
roads for Charleston. thus making this
the hest route to that point
Connections made with Georgia, South
Carolina, and Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroads morning trains lGG
Savannah, and Florida points. T!:lins
run through oSava;!naiI withoutc change,
making close connections with a. d. e..
Il. r., thus avoiding Omnibus transfers.
baggage checked through.
.NS- Through Tickets for sale ut Union
I,cpot Ticket Office, Augusta, Ga, and
1T al principal ticket Offices.
ROBEhTG. FLEMING,
General superintendent.
j. S. DAVANT,
General Passenger Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Death in Early Youth.

The Rev. Ware Meriwelher, Che young
Baptist preacher Of whose illness we have
spoken once or twice lately, died ten days
back, at the home of his widowed mother,
over on The West side Of the County. His
illness was long and fearful. A younger!
brother died before him, and a still young
er one now lies low. He had but just be-
gun a career Of earnest piety and active
usefulness. This fall he was 10 have gone
to Tie Baptist Theological Seminary in
Louisville but God, is HIS providence,
uHN him up higher. He hath given
HIS beloved, sleep!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Wicked for C~Iergymen.

81 believe it tn ba all wrong and even
wicked for clergymcn or other public
mon to be led into giving testimonials >
Juack dOct )rS or vie staff; called medi-
Giles, but when a really mcritorious ar
ticle made of valuable remedies known
to all, that all physicians use and rust
in daily, VIC shauld freely commend it.
therefore cheer. ally anu heartily conf
mend Hop Bitters for the good they have
done me and my friends, firmly believing
thew have no equal for family usc. |
will not he without them"
Rev. -, Washington. D. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Northern Election Frauds.

The investigation before the Butler
Committee in Newport lakes a vile range
the true inwardness of our political sys
ten and the management of elections be-
ing subjected toa very thorough enquiry.
The affairs Of our city postmaster, as well
as that sinecure, and office of Appraiser OF
Foreign Merchandise, were ventilated
somewhat fully in the examination Of Sat-
urday. Like the serial stories, it is "to
be continued. = Providence Mo,ning STU
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Hari Times

If everybody would 50 10 work and pay
debts as they fall due, his insane cry
about u scarcity of money would soon be
husIed up forever. L"L us all Try tie
policy If settling up without any delay,
or any grumJllny, during the next twelve
months. The -4Rcert.Scr is always willing
to set such an example. Two dollars, CT
even four dollars, is not a debt to scare
any honest man. Money wa, made for
circulation by the payment OF debts at
the proper time. We have q lot Of blank
receipts OF hand ready to be filled up and
signed on short notice. We cannot wait
always, nor live on promises!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
No.
Mint E.rD1.eSS.
No. 3--SOUTiI
Dag Passenger.
No. i--TOIHril.
NnY En!sScngcl..

These trains stop only at Fort Mil,
Rock fl.ill, Chester, Winnsbnro, Ridge
way, Lcc~viiic, Batcshurg. RidgcSpring,
Johnston, Trenton and GraniIcviila. All!
other stations vii! be recognizes: as flag
stations.
Pullman Slccpers ON Nos. l and . be-
tween Greensboro and Augusta
Pullman Sleeper, ~" Nus ) ANA 4 he
tween New York and Savannah, via
Central Georgia kaiiroal m.l Richmond.
j. Il. NJ ACMUiiDu,
General Passenger Agent.
~. u MINE, Superintendent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
An EIcrau, Toilet Preparation.


Designed to meet the public want for a
harmless hair dressing and restorative,
is found in London Hair Color Itestora
tive. 1t acts like magic, commencing at
the very roots; nov dandruif and
never fails to restore gray or faded hair
to its original youthful color and beauty.
Falling is checked by its Use, and pro-
duces a growth of beautiful young hair,
soft, glossy and luXuriant, that surprises
every one. These properties ':dded to
its exquisit perfume and purity of ON
position, render it the growing iavoritc
OF the toilet everywhere. 1t certainly is
tho most Clearly and effective hair re-
storcr now ~ re the American people.
The "London Hair Color ltestorer'' can
be obtained at ali the leading druggist at
10 cents Il bottle, or 81 for six bottles.
ly-30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
An Old Friend Gone.

1t was not until a few days back that
we heard of the death Of our old friend,
Mr., Daniel Wheeler, of the Good Hope
section, who departed this life IN the llth
Of July, and who, throughout his 55 years
of life, had been so kind hearted and SO
true. To the brothers and sisters who
loved him so we'll, We would offer II
slncerest sympathy. and would say 10
them: lie is with Jesus, which is FAR
better"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1879-08-28
Two Miles Deep.

Our young friend, Mr. Milton Parker,
has a wonderful new plow-The Syracuse
Chill Plow-which he will exhibit in our
town on Monday ncxt-sale-day. The
stock and ali is solid iron. He has ex-
planned It's merits to us enthusiastically
but all we can understand is that it turns
up the earth from two miles below, and
baries tbe taIlsst and hugest weeds CIR
r~espond.nsiy deep.