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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-04-07

During his recent visit to Rome
Ga, Captain NJ. 1. Bopham, Jr., made
such a favorable impression on his
Georgia friends that President Nal.
lory, OF the Shorter College, Joined
With the Presidents of the literary
societies Of that institution in extend
ing to him an invitation to deliver
the annual address before the socie-
ties on the 18th Of June next. It
will be a source ofregfet TO hisiriends
70 know that it Will be impossible to
accept the inYitasion.-ibbeuille Press
and Banner. a% @
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Money saved Is Money Made!!

PURCHASE your ENGINES from us,
L and save SlO0 on 10 Horse; 5000 on
n 90 Horse, and $500 OIL 30 HORSEPOWER
Engine. Send for our prices before pur.
chasing Engines, Gins, Presses, Saw ard
Grist Mills, Threshers, or any kind of
MACHINERY. We are Manufacturers Ag'ts
and guarantee satisfaction in quality and
nrica. WALKER & LOUD,
No. 1856 Meeting st.. West side,
Near Charleston Hotel, Charleston, 8. c.
April 6,-18m9
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STATE NEWS.

The Aiken Schutzenfest is announc-
ed for April2l and %, Augusta May
4 and 5.
Rev. DR.. Curry, general agent Of
the Peabody fund, has consented to
visit South Carolina and make a per-
sonalinspection of the public school
system, in order that ne may be ad.
vlsed how he can best aid in the work
Of education in that State.
The employment of lady clerks in
dry goods stores has been commenced
in Columbia.
Colonel ]. P. Thomas, of Charlotte,
N. c., at'whose suggestion the move
ment to ere t monument to General
Micah Jenkins has been revived, has
sent contribution If $65 from South
Carolinians living in Charlotte to the
fund.
Two more German immigrants ar
rived in Columbia on Saturday. They
come to buy land, in the hope of SET.
tling a colony. A telegram to Colo
mel Butler from Rev. Robert Newman
announced that three more would ar
rive on Sunday, and seven families
and one young shoemaker would ar
rive on Tuesday.
An employee Of Mr. Warren S.
Wells was plowing one day last week,
and by some means ran his pillow
against stump. This threw the
horse backward upon the stump, and
cut hole in the side Of his stomach,
large enough to insert your two 6sts.
His entrails ceme out and had to be
sustained to keep them from the
ground. Mr.. Wells says he then
threw the horse upon his side, sewed
up the cash, and up to this time he
is doing we'll. This is surgery with
q vim.-Snnate7 Watchnaaa, AprSs l.
The gratifying announcement is
made in the Neaus and Courier, that
the firm OF James Adger & Co. has
resumed business. The suspension Of
this house last year, which had en-
joyed high credit for over fifty years,
" a surprise and shock to that COM
munity. It was felt that Charleston
had met with grave disaster. The
recovery of the firm and its return to
mercantile circles is source of pro-
found qualification to very large
circle Of friends. It's also encour-
aging to the business future Of that
grand old city that this firm has
weathered its disasters. Charleston
will again feel the experience and
energy of the very able head Of the
firm.
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PIEDM0NT SEMINARY FOB
YOUNG LADIES.
Piedmont House, spartanburg. SIC.

A HIGH. CL ASS School for young Ia
"A dies: recently opened at Spartan
burg, 8. c., one Of the healthiest towns
In the "up-country," and 700 feet above.
the sea, has been located intthe favorite
Piedmont House, on Main Street, long
known throughout the State as charm.
ing Summer resort. Its broad piazzss.
spacious CORR lors and airy apartments
afford ample and excellent accommoda-
ton for alarge, first-class Female College.
Tho Piedmont will be found to, be a,
thoroughly good School, and q refined,
christian home. The course 9ofl stndy
comprises faithfulinstruction in therudi.
lnentary and higher English branches,
Latin, (by an admirable system} French;
German and other modern languages,
Music, Caught by recent graduate OF
the Conservatoire at Leipzig) Drawing,
Painting. etc.
Prof. Hager's long residenceaahroad
has given him an unusual facilityin the
modern languages.
The personal and constant supervision
of the department and studies of each
pupil, specially Of the Institution.
Terms per Session Of Twenty Weeks.
[These will be found as low; as at any
Female College of the same ,grade!l
Collegiate Department Including
free tuition in Latin and French, S25 90
intermediate Department. (giving
a sound English training) 1000
Primary Department TO which
great attention is paid) 1880
Contingent Fee, (tor each Dep't.} l.50
Board, Gncluding fuel, furniture,
lights and servicel 5000
Washing, 500
Pupils received at any time and charg-
ed from date of entrance Bills for each
session payable half in advancs,and bal
ance at end of first ten weeks. " ~ - =.
IF Send at once for Circular and ref
erences.
Present Session ends June l7tr, and
Autumn Sessiun commences Sept. 18th.
]. HENRY HAGER. AN.
<. Principal.
Spartanburg, SC, Mar. l, 1881. 3mls
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A NY and all persons are hereby notl.
II fled not to give employment to one
Isaac Culbreath. colored, as he is under
contract with the undersigned for the
present year, and has left me without a
cause. The full extent of the law will he
carried out in this case.
Fl. WILLIAMS
Dsnny's X Roads, Apr 6, 'SI.-3tls
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DIR. wharton Seeking to so Abroad.
The Eu:aula tAla.) correspondent Of the
Atlanta Consolation thus writes of dis
fineuished preacher who has been in Edge
field lately. Rev. DR.. NJ. b. Wharton,
whom your Washington correspondent
tells US is in Washington asking for the
c3nsuiate uf BBaslse Haz formerly pastor Of
the First Baptist Church at Eufaula. He
is almost irresistible in his appeals. and if
he fails 10 get this Office il will be his FIRST
recorded failure Heis the man that got
the $50, 900 out of Governor Brown for
the Baptist seminary at Louisville.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENcY.-The Gov
ernor yesterday pardoned John Kill
crease and commuted the sentence Of
William Kilcrease to one months i'm
prisonment in Jail. They had been
convicted Of larceny of live stock in
Edge6eld County and sentenced to
twelve months in the penitentiary.
William is Is years old and John is
10. Their parents were convicted
and sentenced, and are now in the
penitentiary for the same ofense.
The pardon and commutation were
granted upon the recommendation Of
the Judge, Solicitor and jury.-Reg-
aster Of Sunday.
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HATS. gAP2 AND FURNISHING GOODS
H. S. JORDAN,
736 Broad ST., Augusta. Ga,
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.

Tn Probate Court.
DY L. P. CoVAR, Esquire, Judge of
ED Probate.
Wherea' i w. Spann hath made
suit tome. ant him Letters of Adj
miuistration, of the Estate and effects of
John I. Mitchell, deceased,
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the said John T. Mitchell, deco
that they be and appear before me, in the
Cour! of Probate, to be held at Edgetieid
c. H., on the 30th day of April next, af-
ter publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to shsw CAUSE. if any they
have, why tho said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand TIL, 9th day Of
april, A. D.. 1881.
L. P. CovAR, J.P.C.
Apr. 6,-2tlS
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me Conceaied Weapolis Law.

We are delighted to'say that the new
law sesmsto be working decidedly well
in Eage6eld Since the beginning OF the
year. the few scrimmages we have had, on
public days, have hem entirely ofthe fs,
and skull order. And no longer does the
convenient pistol-6ve or seven shooter,
aslf-cocking, nickel-plated orsilver mount-
ei-No. Ss or 4s-io its deadly work
upon the court house square. 1t matters
bat little, as a general thing, how much
.men batter up each other with thei fists;
but for Gods sake let.us be done with the
fatal pistol
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B. E. NICHOLSON

The people may talk about hum
bugs and patent medicines as much
as they please, bat we stick to the
plain fact that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure cough quicker than any
physicians prescription.
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State Of South Carolina,

EUGEFIEIU UUUNIY.
William NJ. Landrum, Ad'or., ps. Fran
ces G. Landrum, ct al.
TTNDER and bv virtue Of an order of
" the Hon. Judge r. B. Fraser, dated
Oct. q, 1880, notice is hereby given to all
the creditors of the late Geo. w. Lam
drum, deceased, who were not paid out
of the proceeds of the sales of the estate
of the said Geo. w. I.andrum, heretofore
made, to present and prove their claims
before me on or before the tenth day OF
May next, or else thoy will be debarred
the benefit of any decree To be pronounc-
ed herein.
S. ToMPKINS, Master.
Edgetiold, s. G., Apr. 6, 81. 5;lS
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A STARTLING REpoRT.-A report.
er fo, the Daily Neys was informed
yesterday by trustworthy gentleman
just from Union that the Spartan
burg and Union Railroad had passed
into the hands Of the Clyde syndicate
on the previous day. It was stated
that the parties in interest desired to
kesp the sale secret until Monday
when the Clyde party expects to pur.
chase the Spartanburg and Asheville.
The question naturally arises wheth.
er the Clyde syndicate would not Ike
to make bid for the entire State in
a lump and take it off our hands
GreenuNe Nc,cS, April 9.
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Senator Hampton vindicases sonth
r.. ~ S-,s Carolina.

~, effs--ssst N6FOl2nas
Among all the speeches made in the q.
S. Senate during the deadlock which has
lasted SO long, and which still continues,
that of Senator Hampton, on the 29th ul
timo, was one Of the best and most forci.
bic. Its thus described by the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Columbia Reg
iser::
."General Hampton began very com
posedly, standing BY the eide of mis- desk
with his left hand in his pantaloons' pock-
ct. at 6rsthe did not use his carefully
prepared manuscript. But having to read
Mahone's remarks alluding to the repudia-
ton of the debt of the Southern States,
including South Carolina, he continued TO
read to the conclusion, throwing the sheets
on the floor first to one side and then to
the other He showed up very vigorously
Mahone,s ignorance of affairs in South
Carolina, in which he was aided by his
colleague General Butler; who silenced
Hoar effectually by alluding to his o5tuse-
ness in failing to comprehend very plain
oI&SCiIOao- Leaving ZIG NCO0 Va bJOolu
Carolina. which he showed was foisted on
her by carpet bag adventures, and notre-
pudiated by her own people, he discussed
the matter of organizing the Senate. Al
luding to the Kellogg case and recent
events for illustration of differences be-
tween the parties, he said Democrats had
been msgnanimous in great matters like
Senatorship and in2the formation OF the
committees while Republicans now insist
on turning ont at an executive session. BY
the aid of the Vice Presidents vote, a few
officials who were Democrats. he took,
ground strongly against the right of the
Fice-President TO sway the Senate IN this
manner. 1t had never been contemplated
ths! he should have this power. General
Hampton's language was sometimes Sc
we're, but entirely parliamentary. The
speech Was quite effective, especially the
first part, relating to South Carolina mat
tera. 1t was in the old style Of oratory,
but was delivered with eminent propriety
OF tone and manner and with hardly ami
gestares. Digni6td, it was not tame in
composition. but gracefully and happily
written. The Republicans were guilty Of
the diseourtesy Of pretending not to hear
your Senator throughout Hoar, Ingalls,
and Dawes We're notably busy reading
newspapers. General Buffers manner in
convicting Mr.. Hoar ofidullness WAS in
imitable.'
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,.
Cnn1.t nf Common Plet,

EUGEFIELD COCN L l.
Court of Common Pleas.
John S. Fairlny .s Co., Plaintiffs, rs. A.
p. Padgett, w. b Padgett, The Louis
Vile City National Bank and Joseph
Morgan, Assignee Of Mayer d Mayer,
Defendants.-ForeciOSnre.
NOTICE is hereby given that, Ivy vir-
~ tue of the decrotal order of Judge
a. P. Aldrich III this case, dated Mar
10, 1881, I will sell at Edgefield C.. H., on
the first Monday in May next, the
estate and interest of the Defendant, A.
P. Padgett, in all that tract Of land in the
County and State aforesaid. decided by
Winfred Padgett to a. P. Padgett ard
w. b. Padgett. on Clouds Creek, in said
County, and containing two hundred
acres, more or less, bounded North by
lands of George Bell and Lily Smith,
West by lands OF NJ. Padgett and j. h.
Watson, East by lands of VIM. Cato and
Francis Padgett and South by lands OF
George Bell.
Terms cash. Titles extra
S. S. TOMPKINS, Master.
Abr. 6. 1881. 4tlS
Mrs. rorrie Brunson, Plaintiff, as. Mrs.
Kate w. Cheatham, as Administrative
and heir at law, Bracie Cheatham and
others. Defendants Foreclosure
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
IN tue of decretal order Of the Hon.
Judge A. p Aldrich herein, dated Mar.
"a, 1881, / will sell at Edgetield G. H., on
the first 5:TUr7lay in May next:
One undivided alfintercsl in the Store
House and Lot, situated in tho town Of
Edgetield and known as tho Sullivan
q nt1n
now occupied by W. y. Burnett and one
West by Maybin Griffin.
Terms Of sale: Tho costs and one-hali
the purchase money il: cash; the balance
on a credit OF twelve months, with inter-
est from the day of sale, secured by Bond
Of the purchaser with Il mortgage of the
premises sold.
Titles and Mortgage extra.
S S TOMPKINS, Master.
Apr s, 1881. 4tlS
j. i. Addison, Plaintiff, rs. ID. w. ilar
rie, Defendant Foreclosure.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that, by vir
~ tue Of the decretal order of tic Hon.
Judge a. 2. Aldrich herein, dated Mnr.
l9, 1881, l will sell at Edgeiield G. H., on
the first Monday in May next,
All that tr:c. or parcel of land, situate,
lying and being i'll the County aud State
Aforesaid. and containing one hundred
acres, more or less, and bounded by lands
OF Charles Duncan, Minick Whiitle, Hen
ry Miller and Mrs. Fanny Crouch.
Terms Cash. Titles extra.
S. s. TOMPKINS, Master.
Apr. 6, 1881. Ais
". Fl. Palmer and Mary Palmer, his
wife, Plaintiffs, rs. Lucinda Burton,
efendant.-FOreci0SHr
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
IN tue of decretal order Of the Hon.
Judge A. P. Aldrich herein. dated Mar.
1881, will sell at Edge!ield G. r., on
the first Monday in May next,
all that tract or parcel of land known
as the Burton homestead tract" adi6tn.
ing lands OF Mrs. John Huiet, Bennett
Holland, Mrs. Pickens and others.
Terms cash. Titles extra.
S s. TOMPkINS. Master.
Apr. 6, 1851. 4tls
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Notice.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, |
EnoEFIELD G. H., S. c.. Mar. 10, 'sl. !
HNHE County Commissioners will be
Il at Stone & Parks Mill on Saturday,
tho 10Th April, 1881, at 10 o'clock, a. 1n.,
to let out the contract to build bridge
across Stevens Creek. The bridge to he
about l75 feet in length.
And on the same day Mt Cothran's g Mill,
at 3 o clock, p. nl., 10 let out the contract
to build Il bridge across Turkey Creek.
The bridge to be about 200 feet in length.
The contracts will be let to the lowest
bidder, and tho Commissioners reserve
thelrght to reject any and all of the bids.
Piie contractor will bo required to give
a sufficient Bond for the faithful perform
anco Of said contract.
w. n. MARTIN,
Chair. Board Commissioners.
w. F. RoATn, Clerk.
Mar. 22, 1881. 4tlG
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Seventeen prisoners were received
at the psnitsntiary to-day, twelve
from spartanburg and Eve from Col
lstoa.
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Simple! SAFE! Permanent 7

plans "THE PALMETTO MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION simple
The small at
time which sacred make the death claims The
calculated the Experience Tables
equitable provide purely mutual protection actual cost The amount
with the mortality each particular
thus qug the burdens the old and and providing That
cy have failed
The mortuary deposited they collected with the Fr
National Bank Charleston c. constitute sacred fund for
Death Claims The funds arising from these assessments cannot be loaned
invested kind but must deposit bank subject
sight drafts for the payment Of Death Claims
Certificates of Membership will be issued to all acceptable persons
MALE OR FEMALE,
the ages twenty ( and yf 5 for amounts two
d thousand dollars. g
which
Mortua Assessments being NCLUSIVELY
DEVOTED THE PAYMENT OF DEATH CLAIMS and the other Member
Fees and Annual Dues appropriated the PAYMENT Or ALI THE
EXPENSES of managing the Association.
Board Supervisors selected from the prominent citizens of different sections
organized who will attend the meetings the directors
the receipts and disbursements the morua fund and certify the
made by this Association The Secretary the
Association under good and sufficient bond for the faithful deposit OF all
insurance circles and their determination that the business this Assoa
shall faithfully guarded
cordially the especial attention the people
Edgefed. 1t good institution, and merits success
For further information to Rates. &c, apply to
I'D R. DUgsHSOE, AGENTS FOR EDGE
w. P. ADDISON, FIELD COUNTY.
Edgefeh S. C. Feb 9. 1881 3ml0:
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NN7 good people Edge accepted the
w Agency o County, MUTUAL BENEFIT Asso
CATION Charleston This organized under
the laws the State of South caron 7eye1t its aim and object
from its .p growing popularity wh oduced feel assured that
equitable principles obtained from the
SAFETY PERMANENCY maybe
beyond contingency LOWER RATES than hitherto offered
the orders and established
purpose ang pecuna relief the ter brother support
hefa mlv visst by death.
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ID AIu1Ng g1sak3gak}po
MUTUAL BIIIlIT ASSOCIATION,
OF CHARLESTON, s. @.

OFFICERS-
J. ADER SMYTH President MELcHERs Vice-Presdent
HuTsoN LEE, Secretary A. K1NIocH D., Medical Director
W. M HuTsoN, General Agent.
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Just received, the Finest Lot of FISH
ING TACKLE and JAPANESE FISH
ING POLES, ever brought to Augusta.
Mar. Is, 1851. 3lnl5
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Iih Do0r below Z. Il. Crossing,
Where lie will be pleased to see those de.
string goods in his line.
GUMS, PISTOLS, TABLE o. POCKET
CUTLERY, AMMUNITION, &c.
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The Aiken Schutzenfest is announc-
ed for Aprils2l and %, Augusta May
4 and 5.
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