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DUNToNsvILLE, P. O.,
Enoprrr1.n Co 6 c..

ED6EFIELD 20. >. u, Lee. 10, IoSo'
DR.. ". d. jennings, Eagetem {: H.
S. c. =
My DEAR Doctor: You have proven
yourself q great and noble man but q poor
inancier. i rendered you Twenty FIVE
Dollars in cash to cure me Of Liver Com
plaint and Indigestion, and you recon
mended a bottle Of your "Hepatic Com
pound op-Liver Medicine" prepared-py
II. E. Lynch, which only cost fifty cents
snd the result is. ! feel like another man.
Before | commenced taking your medicine
! could not walk twenty yards without
stopping to rest. Now l can easily walk
ten miles without feeling the least exhaust
ed. Icheerfu!lv and heartily recommend
your medicine to all suffering humanity.
Very truly yours,
JOHN CHEATHAM.
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Obituary.

DIED, on the oath November, lSSo. in
the ath year Of his age. OF dropsy, VIII.
LIAM BELTON, son Of WRIGHT and
MAHAI.A Mcdowell.
This poor little sufferer fingered for
nearly two months, undergoing the sc.
verest agony, and the fond and tender
father and mother were almost broken
hearted when witnessing the aii!terinEs
they could not allay. Bat God loved the
little me aud he has taken him 10 that
blessed place where he will never bear
any more pain, and where those who
loved and nursed him will shed no more
tears over lis little form.
Oh weep no more, dear mother,
For MY home is in the sky;
The blessed One who died for me
Has taken me on high.
Oh. father. when you miss your hoy,
Remember that his'home
Is with The angels. safe III Heaven,
Where Jesus bids you come
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Iulv IS, 1880.
Aprnensal.
CDN


MARRIED, at the residence Off e bride s
father, DR.. Snowden G. Meriwether, On
the 18th inst, by Rev. w. IL. NordeTy,
MIR. WM.' S. GRIFFIN, Of Georgia. AND
Miss MAGGIE NJ. MERIWETHER, o!
Edgetield c:rnty, S. G.
MARRIED, on the 10th December, 1851,
al @ residence of the brides father, on
the Ridge, by the Rev A. p. Norris, Mr..
v. E-LYNCHArIN Ei.N, oldoat a"a,Gaa
oL n. V.fr7c,stein. Esa., all OF Edge
field.
MARRIED, on the 1Gth December, 1850,
a. the residence Of Mr. MiiiedgG L. Ho!-
son. the brides brother.in law, by the
Rev. T.. n. Walker, Mr.. OSCAR ..
BARR, Of Edgeiield, and Miss MO!1LlE
HALE, of Virginia.
MARRIED, OF the 9th December, lSN'
at the residence Of the brides mother,
i: the Mountain Creek section, by .ht
Rev. Jesse Bodie, Mr.. JAMES JESTER
| of Abbeville, and Miss MATTE HAM
ILTON, of Edgefield.
MARRIED, near Trenton, Dec. Ith
1880. ut the residence OF Mr.. r. +. Man
son. by the Rev. a. T.. Norris, Nj. ID. II
+. MANSON and Miss GEORGIA a
FARMER, all of Edgefeld.
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.'LI
IN Probate Court
Cullen Lark, as Executor Of the last Will
anG Testament Of Andrew i. Lark.
Plaintiff, as. Sarah Blakely Mitchell, as
Executrix of the last Will and Tesla,
ment oil Andrew l.. Lark and Patrick
T.. Coleman, Observation-Disclosures to
sell lnnd to pay debts dAd for retie.
DIV virtue of an order herein passed on
ID the 26th OF October, 1880, 1 will sell
at Eagefeld Court House. S. c., ON the
first Monday, Sd day, of January, A. d.
1881, within the legal hours OF sale, ut
public cutlery, that parcel or tract OF Hand
belonging to the estate of Andrew Il.
Lark, deceased, situated in the County
of Edgefield and State aforesaid, contain
ing eight acres. more or less, and hound-
ed by lands OF John Payne, Patrick j.
Coleman and by Saluda river. subject to
the interest of Patrick j. Coleman, there.
in acquired by the agreement in wiring
between the testator Andrew H.. Lark
and the said Patrick j. Coleman, al d ex-.
hibited as a part of the pleadingS in this
cause, whereby the said Patrick J.. Cole
man placed valuable Improvements on
the said tract Of land.
Terms cash. Purchaser To pay for pa
pers.
j. B. FELLERS, j. p. NC.
hoo G 1880 SO
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tho splitting of rails. There arc but few
cross fences in our hest organized farms'
and plantations, as a general rule, only
have all outside fence, and it not strong
enough to keep the stock out Of our fields.
Stock that is not kept under fence nsu-
ally disappears when turned out a !arge.
Self preservation is the first law OF ma
ture, and the tillers of the soil will Kill
stock before they will lose their crops,
upon which depends the supporter them.
selves, their wives and children. And
enlightene public opinion willnot blame
them for il.
have given my reasons for being an
advocate OF the Stock Law; and viii next
give the reason why I did not press the
matter before the General Assembly
when I had the honor in part to repre-
sent this county.
The experiment Of the Stock Law was
first tried i'm Anderson county, md l at
tribute the fact OF Anderson standing IN
the front rank of the Counties in this
State in progress and development, as
largely owing to the adoption OF this law.
I believed that Abbeville would follow
the lead of Anderson. If you will look
at the map You will see that Edgelleid
county is bounded on the East by the
Saluda River and ontha-Nest by the Sa-
vanuah River. l thought that by wait
ing, our people would become a unit IN
favor of it, and that when Newbarry,
Lexington and Aiken were all ready to
adopt it, VIC would have the benefit "f
the law without the expense Of building
n line fence between Counties. Those
who arc rot in favor OF the law, have
only to pay q visit to either Of the eoun
ties that have adopted it. to become con-
verts.
I regard it the imperative duty OF our
Legislature to give this matter their Sc
rious consideration. [ have always
thought that the true object OF all ]ogi'-
lation is to secure the graatestgood to the
greatest number. The present system
compc!s the land owner, the renter and
e tillcr Of the soil to guard their crops
against The small number o! stock in our
county. think prompt and decided &C
ton in favor of giving to all of Edgefield
the benefit of this great law, would DO a
plume in the caps of our present Repre-.
scntatives.
Your obedient serv't.:
NJ. W. GARY.
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OFSOU1H CARGLINl
EDGEEIELD 70 UNTG, n
Shady Ann Hniet. as. Ann B. Walker,
f. r. Walktra and D. r DurlHoa.-f0re-
closure of Mortgage on Rea2' Property.
Tbs Planters Loan and Savings Bank, gy
IAnn i. Walker, L. r. Walker and D..
r. Durisoe.-F0rect0sure' Of Mortgdg.
on Real Property
my virtue of an Order of the Hon. w.
ID Fl. Wallace in the above stated cause,
I will proceed to sell at Edgeheld G: H.,
on Saleday in January next. the follow
ing mortgaged premises, to wit:
All that tract or parcel OF land, situate,
living and being in the State and County
aforesaid, whereon the defendant D.R.
Durisoe resides, on waters OF turkey.
Creek, adioininglandsof Laurence john
ston. Bennett Holland, ] G.. Brooks and
Mark Etheredge, and formerly owned
by Gilbert Bland and w. S. Mohleys epn-
tanning six hundred and fifty (650D acres
more OF less.
TERMs:-One-third the purchase mon
ey to be paid i'll cash; the balance Of pur.
chase money on q credit OF one andtE
wears, in equal annual installmentssSad;t
interest from date Of sale. he se.
portion Of the purchase m.eoIrchsser and
cured by the bond Of a;ses : .
a mortgage Of theIS
Papers ex.gJT CASTOR, S. &c
fH = = lAte5 c
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knight OF Golden Rule.

Within the past week, q "Gastle' OF
this new and tlourishing Order has been
established in Edgeiield, DR. VIC. Ward
law, of Augusta, Grand Commander OF
the State Of Georgia, coming into cur
midst for the purpose. The charter MEM
bsrs number some 81. most CT them
Knights of Honor, laudabiy anxious for
farther insurance for their wives, cbdl-
drcn, mothers and sisters The offefrs
elected atthe organization are as fopbf1s:
PAST Commander. F.-H. War6ia~~sSno-
mander, C. l. B. Marsh; Vice-Command-
err, ]. w. Hill; Master Of Arms, H. 3
Anderson; Recording Secretary, j. u.
Tompkins; Financial Secretary, W. f.
Roath; Treasurer, o. l.. Dobson; Pre-
late, w. T. Hundley; Herald, j.. T. Gas
ton; Warder, w. N. Burnett; Sentinel,
J.. W. Davis; Trustees. D. p. Durisoe,
J. w. Hill, c. NJ. B~nrckhalter.
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Executors Sale of Land.

TINDER' and by virtue Of the author
u ity vested in me Ivy the last will
and testament Of Mary Gregory, now de-
ceased, + will proceed to sell at Edgetield
Court House, on the first Monday in
January next, the following tract Of land
belonging to her estate, to wit: :
All that tract or parcel OF land situate,
lying and being in Edgefield County and
State aforesaid, on The waters of Red.
Bank Greek, containing twohundredaf and
forty-eight and a half (9ts!) acres ae-
cording to a recent survey. and bounded
by lands of Isaac Boiler, A. NJ. Gregory,
Elizabeth E%theredge. A. w. Rushton, n.
w. Gregory. Jonathan Gregory and land
of estate Of Mary Gregory, decd, now
occupied by Eunicy Street.
Terms OF Sale: One-half Of the pur-
chase money to be paid il; cash the bal
ance payable in one year, with interest
from the day OF sale. The credit; portion
to be secured by the bond Of the pur-
chaser and a mortgage OF the premises.
Titles and Mortgage extra.
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Hey-D Day Of the Rangers.

We lave just received - note from II
beloved young friend, DR.. G. A. Bunch,
of the Edgeiield Rangers, announcing
that the said noble and knightly corps
will give a Tilt at Golfers P. 0. on Fri
day afternoon next, aud q Hop at the
residence of Mr.. o. T. Cu!hreath in the
evening Of the same day. Both OF these
occasions will be refined, gay and de-
lightful, we know. When the beauty
and chivalry of the West side combine
IN social reunion, then the outcome is
sn1e to be life, and light, and Joy, and
hospitalitv
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Your obedient serv't.:
NJ w GARY

THE YORKTOWN CENTENN1Ai:-Sonth
Carolina should take q prominent part in
the Yorktown Centennial, which Will be
the grandvst Revolutionary commemQra-
ton that the United States have known.
The Legislature will do well to act prompt
" on Governor Hagood's Message, make
the necessary appropriation. and provide
for o lifting representation OF the State
NemS end Courier.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Georgia Paint Company, Augusta, Ga.
Summons. l.. Addison, Atty.
J.B White & Co.-Dry Goods.
Law Firm-Glover & .Abney.
Notice to Equalization Board.
A young white man wanted-Ran-
Barnwell, S. c.
Augusta Building Lots-R GIN. Dun
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geaelnanbsrtiss
q s
TERMs $3.50 per Annum,
Rates of Advertising :

Advertisements will be inserted at the
rate of S1.5G per square (ten minionlines.
or less) for the first insertion, and one
dollar per square for eacn subsequent in
sertlon.
A liberal discount will bemade tothose
wishing to advertise by the year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-12-23
Always Encourage Home Enterprise

Always Encourage Home Enterprise
And as an immediate application of the
rule, buy your paints from the Georgia
Paint Company, of Augusta. his COM
pany is not more than a year or fifteen
months old, but still, by the sterling
value of it's preparations, it has already
won golden opinions and solid patronage.
For particulars see the card of Georgia
Paint Company in another column. And
in a very short time, as we feel deeply
interested in this home enterprise, we
will speak more fully ofthe qualities ana
advantages Of these superior paints.
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Notice !!

A n enderly and deaf gentleman wants
N a young, white, married man, raiS-
ed to the plough, to come TO barnweii,
live with him, and plough and manage Il
one- horse farm. Recommendations re-
uui, cd for industry and honesty. None
need apply without these TWO qualities
Address, for particulars.
Box No. !, Barnwell, ;. {:
Dec. ~, 1870. -t'
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Sherif's Sale.

AROLLNA
EDGEf1ELD COUNTY,.
r.. P. Carroll, Adm'or. for the use OF X.
G.. NJ. Dunoyal1, rs. Elijah; Sult-Ef55s
ecutioR.. = 2sIH 1NSNfk LII
DY virtue of IN Execution to me d.
NJ rected III the above stated cause, 1
will proceed to soil at Edgeiield' C. H.,
on the first Monday in January next,
II tract OF land. containing two nun
dred and thirty (s5O) acres, more'or less,
adjoining lands of Clark Sitnkins,rBry-
an Youngblood, James Lowrey, Dr. Jno;
Lsndrum and others; said land levied.
upon as the property of thcabose NAMED
defendant .tI
Terms cash. Titles extra.
JOHN Il. CASTOR, s.. h c..
nao IN 1850 1t6c
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Nov. IL, 1880 -4t5o
Enass1ELp. S. c., Dec. 3, lSe1

do certify taat have used DR.. ". D.
.IrSSfNcs' Liver Medicine with muGh sue
cess. / pronounce j. to be the best nave
.ysi.nsed for anv disease Of the LAYER; In
J;gsstion and Constipation, and endorse
nat las been said by the Rev. Samuel
LEE atss NJ. w. GARY.
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q Precious Gift.

A lovely and sprightly young girl
sends us word that she will come IL
mi,es-out Of the West!- Friday
night next, and hang mp her stocking
that is a stocking-in our parlor, II we
will promise to put Wade Y%oungblood
in it for her. And we have solemnly
civen our word to scrouge Wade in
And we intent to dc II.
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Of u Carolina
OUNTY,

Dec. I, 1880.
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luR AGENTS

w. w. OwDoM, Chappells, s. c.
w. n. YELDELL, Longmires.
JOHN 81. HUIET, Batesville.
W. A. doom, Meeting Street.
]. K. burst, Kirkseys K Roads.
E. B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
TYRE ETHEREDaE, L~eesville, S. G.
J. E. COOK, G~raniteyille, S. c.
DIR. JOIN B. ABNEY, Langley, S. 9.
Capt. G. W. NIXON, W~oodlawn, S. Z
N. W. BROKER. Ridge, S. c.
JOHN CAueHMAN, Caughman's Store
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Prnnhaiic Stockings.

We hear that handsome Glover Temp
kins will hang up his stocking e
harry: and that handsome Earnest cary
will hang his in Columbia; and that hano-
g me Alvin Hart will hang his in ALL
gusta. And handsome st. Julian blano
has already sent on = pair, from Wash
ington, to be suspended at advantageous
| points.
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County Finances.

County finances, we are glad to state
ara left in a healthy c ambition by theout-
going officers. Jury and Witness lick
cts have been paid dollar for dollar by
Gen. Nicholson, our efficient County
Treasurer, during the present year, Tor
which he deserves great credit, doing IL
az he did. $40 motu. Tho Past Indebted
ness has peer arranged for in part by The
old board Of County Commissioners, and
on the whole the affairs of tho County
a g in a better condition than for years
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-12-23
Popular V~irginians.

Capt. j. P. Hawk left the city yes,
terdav for a winters s~soinurn in South
Carolina, carrying with him his wife and
family. The best wishes OF Il commu-
nifty follows Capt. Hawkins wherever he
may go.-Danriiie Daily Neurs.
and we are glad TO learn that this pop
ular Virginia gentlemen and his family
are sojourning in IL own County, the
guests of Capt. James Boatwright, on the
Ridge,
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE UZH CAROEIAll
EDGEFZELD COUNTY.
James +. Carroll, rs. Daniel h. Tomp-
kins.-EGecatfon,
Ely virtue OF an Execution to me al
Id rected IL the above stated cause. l
will proceed to sell at Edgefeld G. H.,
on the first Monday in january next,
one tract OF land, containing four hun
bred (4O0) acres, more or less, adjoining.
lands of f. G. Martin, w. r. Hilton and
others; said land levied upon as the
property of the above named Defendant
Terms cash. Titles Extra.
j.. T. CASTOR, S. +. G.
nao -tL 1891 3tl
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Maj. w. T. Gary.

The troops Of friends in Edgelield of
this gifted, genial and popular gentle
mar will be delighted to hear that he has
returned to his home in Augusta with
health and strength SO renewed AS to
make him appear equal to himselfin his
proudest days. And William has had
some very proud days, as any man OF his
head and heart is obliged to have! In
passing from Cokesbury to Augusta last
week, he tarrled among us a few days,
rsviying such memories. az make
us more than ever 10th to yield TO
Augusta such a cherished citizen.
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But olce a Year!

"Chr:stmas but once year
Aud no merchant in Edgefield has SEEM
ed 70 realize this important fact more
thoroughly than Mr. d. I. Grice-under
the Minis Photograph Gallery. Mr..
Gries's establishment is i'll beautiful ar
der. and his shelves present a most COM
pre- hensive array. And if you can find
more courteous and obliging gentlemen
than Mr.. Grice and young Wiley Turner,
we should like for yon to point them out
~ r,S
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Brave Edgefeld Hussars

No greater social success has been
scored than the ball of the Edgeflelo
Hussars on Friday night last. In every
possible aspect, this entertainment turn
cd out to be a brilliant success. One OF
the village boys tells MS that a little
black-eyed beauty from Shippers Geor-
pia WAS the belle or the occasion.
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Valuable Information TO the People OF
Edge1ield.

Notwithstanding onr heavy sales this
season. I have now quite q full stock III
every department, and will not advance
the price Of any of our Domestics, how
ever much the Factories may advance
a sell Bleaching, the very best, e.
&c by the piece, full yd wide. and bleach
ing as low as sc yard.
First rate brown Homespun at &C yarc,
less than it can o be bought al the
factory.
hest. q. &c, and have recently ADDED quite
"A large lot of handsome ones to our STOCK.
Onened this week another large lot OF
beautiful Dress Goods at very low pllces,
and also have a quantity more on lne
road from New York.
Another large lot of those beautiful
Counterpanes Just opened.
Quite q large assortment OF Barege ana
Tissue veiliDgs. Towels at DC n up.
A good 10c Handkerchief for %
Elegant stock OF WATERPROOF 4loths'
Cassimeres, Pspts Jeans. lye;
any one SS nss' sS saaesse1 &e.,
spo1Id by all means examine ours De-
Table oil cl oths, turkey redtaoie ciolhS'
doilies, &c. bo,mo.
Gents and ladies' undervests, paiiAo-
rals. shawls, blankets. &c.
Rack alpacas, cashmeres, SILKS
An Immense stock of shoes OF Az
Grades. Orr stock of ladies' fnliaoei
Sbia shoes. made to especial order is qulte
mil. and these shoes can't be surpassed.
Mems hats ut 25c, and up TO someIDi's
Handsomelamps, beautiful vases, love
,v floral mats,-all nice Christmas pres
.ents. 4 large stock OF dolls.
Gents shirts, made up tospeciai o,uei.
For 75c a first rate shirt. Call ana see
them. ,... md certs,
Rid gloves. Ladies' kid Gloves pu.-
TONS for 65c. and for $l.25 we WAL now
1--WE q pair. 8 button ladies' kld SlcVes
End Guarantee. them. If they burst OF
I'm money refunded or another pair CIV
en- in exchange. u;oa
SPLENDID stock of sugars, coftees, rice
coda starch, pepper, spice, ginger, nul'
mecs, canned peaches, tomatoes sar
dimes, &c. ,un ond a;
Goods received almost every day; ane
r am determined to keep a stock Ill ever!
-esnect. that will merit the liberal pay
ronape we nave been receiving.
FonAso ALVIN HART.
Edgefeid, s. c., Dec. I, lssO.-4tl
New lot of handsome Prints, Water
~ ITAn
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rhe Hamburg BONANZA.

nv old friends, and the public in gen,
erel. are cordially invited to call anu see
me when in Hamburg, at my "boSAMo
n,n SALOON AHp RESTAURANT, where
am prepared TO give them somethins
eood In the eating and drinking line
anu ''' m A. f. KEARSEE.
~ icon -dt50
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Masters Sale.
OF SOUTH GARoLIN1
EDGEFIELD C0uNTY

STATE OF SOUTH -CARObtNAA
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
In Common Pleas.
William M. Landrum, admir-, Pig
us. Francis c. Landrum andfotS
Defendants.
NOTICEi is herebygiyen that by va
" of a decretal order OF Judge
Fraser in this case. dated Oct. -,
I will sell at lEdgefield G. H. on tis
Monday i'll January next, the
ing real estate, viz:
All tina lot or parcel Of land bs
to the estatea of George w. LandrS
ceased. situated in the county ara
aforesaid, anTin the town OF Edet
bounded by the street on whichis locas8
the Episcopal church, lands Of Mrs; Leila
Addison and NJ. g. Butler. said lot being
the same Conveyed to said g.. v: Ron
drum by Lewis Covar;on the 23rd9 Feb
ruary. A. D.. 1850.
Terms Of sale cash. Titles extra.
SIS. TOMPKINS, Master. !
noo : 1884 4tt
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Tricky Overrun!

The whole country is th:ckly overrun
with newly-married peop!c. They cover
the land like the locus:s i'll Egypt! In
fact there is but one unmarried man
and one un,na, ried woinan--left in Edge
field. Aad even that man has Tour
grandchildren!
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Destroyed BY Fire

OcsIIVJ Gu Uy XIV
On Thursday night Of last week, the
barn and stables of Mrs. Ida Vaughan,
at the old Huiett place, were destroyed
by tire-supposed to be incendiary Be-
sides other valuable effects, Mrs. Vaughn
lost a phaeton, a buggy and q wagon by
this fire.
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Shawl Lost

Major Emmett Seibels, OF Montgomery.
Ala, while in Edgeiield a few hours n
day last week, los. alarge and fine shawl
light brown. For the recovery OF this
shawl Maj. Seibels will pay a handsome
reward. Deliver the said shawl Mt the
Advertiser office.
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The stonewall jackson.

Hon. James C~allison. OF Edgefield, has,
nv his bold and independent course, won
the proud title of the Stonewall Jackson
of the Senate. He fights everything that
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Ger. Gary's Strong Figures.

In Gen. Gary's stock law letter in, an
other column, we do not know which to
admire most, the strong conviction car
ried by his figures, or the patient and
telling research by which he has sought
to obligo his fellow citizens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-12-23

,osore you buy anything in the line OF
d,ions, Dry Goods, Shoes. &c, 1t VIII
Souonney saved to examine the stocS at
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GnEEHwoon, S. c., Jan %, 1850.

VTE!.E-N WI, - -
Dr.. l." r. HW:
Dear Sir-Knowing the constituent
elements of youY HEpATlC PANAc*A, !
have used it IN my practice Will most
gratifying results. I unhesitAtinEly re-
commend it as IL reliable and valuable
Alternative and gentle %cathartic. It's rap
idlv increasing popularity attests the
value of it's medicinal properties.
Yours respectfully,
NJ. G.. TAGGART, NJ. d..
mss- For sale to the trade by w. ii.
BARRETT, Augusta, Ga.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-12-23
knights Of Honor.

On Thursday night OF last week, an cleo
ton in the Edgefield Lodge Of Knights
of Honor resulted as follows: Dictator,
+. H. Wardlaw; Vice-Dictator j. L. Adj
dison; Assistant Dictator. c.. l.. -. Marsh;
Reporter, w. II. Brunson; Financial
Reporter, W. +. Roath; Treasurer, O. L..
Dobson; Chaplain. w II. Hundley. This
Lodge has now some fifty members.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-12-23
IN to Headquarters!

a perfect cargo of New Shoes at all
prices, rolling in this week at ,D.a
Dec. I,-tjn1] % W.