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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
OVER THE WIRES.
Jim Fair and His Sack Nomin ated for the Senate from
 Nevada.
Eugene Hale's Election to the Senate Assured by Frye's
 Withdrawal.
Coed Man.

AUGUSTA, Me, January 7.-Frye'S friends have withdrawn his name and rendered their votes 10 Hale, which insures his return as the next United States Senator.
 The Sack Boiling.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January "A Car son City dispatch says: The Demo crats held caucus last night and nom- mated J. c. Far for United States Senator. There seems ito be some dispute as to the number present at the caucus, i, being claimed by the anti Fair interest that there was no quorum. IL has been supposed that Adolph Sutro would make q fight against Fair, but it IS now stated that he will not
 Machinery for the Silver King. Special to Jhe CITIZEN.
 CASA GRANDE, January s.-Two carloads or machinery, consisting of roaster, feeder and two joints of SUI oke-slack for the Silver King mill, were received here yesterday
 Capital Notes.
 WAsHINGToN, January e.--Prepara- lions for transmitting both of the Chi nese treaties and variOds accompany ing documents ,n the Senate were nearly completed this afternoon, but us the Senate will not be in session tomorrow they cannot be delivered until Monday afternoon. This will hardly allow time for them to be printed for examination by the Senate Committee before "Wednesday morn ing, but the Pacific Coast Senators will endeavnr 10 hasten their consid eration as much as possible, and they may perhaps be reported back to the Senate for acion before the close of next week
 The report or the subcommittee ! upon the Indian Appropriation bill | has been adopted by the full commit ! tee. The bill appropriates S4, 526,- ] s66. Among the .princIpal items are $l ,397 300 for the several Sioux tribes; | S922, 900 for the removal, settlement ! and subsistence of Indians; $250, 900 | for the transportation of Indian sup l plies. The Navy appropriation bill l will be reported 10 the full committee 1 on Tuesday uext.
 In the House, Mercy, from the Com | mittee on Postotfices, reported back ! the bill regulating second class post l age on second class mail matter.
 On motion of Wood, the House, In committee, took up the funding bill Wood, by instructions, from the Com mittee on Ways and Means, offered an amendment fixing the rates of interest al three per cent
 Clafiin wanted the rate in the bill | to stand S15 per cent. and wanted the bonds redeemable in five and payable in twenty years. No business man be- lieves il possible 10 float three per cent bonds II WAS dangerous ex pertinent.
 Hale's Election Assured.
 AUGUSTA, Me, January s.-The Republican caucus to nominate & United States Senator was largely at tended. Eugene Hale received the nomination for Senator.
 Rumor.
 LONDON. January S.-1here were reports ou the Stock Exchange this morning Of rumor that the Ch!leans had captured Lima
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Vacant Places

In the dental ranks will never occur if you are particular with your teeth and cleanse them every day with that fam ous tooth-wash, sOZODONT. From youth to old age il will keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired. The teeth of persons who use SOZ0DONT have q pearl-like whiteness and the gums a roseate hue, while the breath
 s purified and rendered sweet and fragrant. It's composed of rare anti septic herbs and is entirely free from
 the objectionable and injurious Ingre- dIenls of Tooth Tastes, etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Tuesday'a Election.

The result of Tuesdays municipal election in thIs city was as follows;
 For Mayor-J. s. Carr. 25l; James H. Toole, 247.
 For the Council--A. Sieinfeld, 415 A. Levin, Al: Claud Anderson. 90 ; E. Ochoa, 99.
 For Treasurer-P. R. Fully, 50l.
 For Recorder-W. J. Osborn, 273 |; Chas. H. Meyer, 217.
 For Marshal-A. c. Buttner. S6S |; I. E. Brokaw, 72; N. Warlaumoni, 50. For Assessor-H. Ott, 49S.
 For Poundmaster-I. M. Bandur- raga, 361; R. NJ. Potthoff, 1S6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Well Pleaaad.

A CITIZEN reporter Thursday had the pleasure of an interview with MT. Wm. H. Hargrsve, President of the California Prospecting and Develop ing CompanY-which, as It's name in- dicates, is Californian organization which has for its object the discovery tor purchase) and development of Ari. zons mining property. MT. Hargrsve has been for a month visiting the Old Hat section, to which district the company are devoiing their entire at- tention st present. He has had much experience in mining In California, and he is so well satisfied with the ap. pesrance of theiSanta Catarina mineral outlook that he declares 1t the best showing at its stage of development he ever saw. Mir. Hargrave Is one of the first of the Pioneers of the Coast, having come to California in lS44. He has about concluded to locate per msnently in Arizona, the Arizona in- terests of the company of which he is President becoming so important as to demand constant attention.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Heavy Copper shipments

The house of L. Zeckendorf & Co. handles 8 great quantity of bullion yearly. They have shipped for the Copper Queen mine over SSOO,OOO worth of copper, besides the bullion from the Derre & Townsend mill al Ariyaca, and bullion from numerous small sources.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Gnnh AnnnInrment.

The election of A. G. Buttner tO the City Marshalship nee essitated his re- signation of the position of Under Sheriff. MT. ShibeIl has appointed in his stead W. W. Creighton, recent ly city editor of the Star and a news paper man of long standing and splen did reputation. The appointment Is en excellent one, and MT. Creighton is to be congratulated on his good fortune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
--~ e ~s-~r----- The Washington Pool Mines.

Dr. Perrine, one Of the purcnssers of the Washington Pool mines, Tnhrs- day told & CITIZEN reporter that the company had purchased the San Antonio, and contemplated the pur- chase of the Belmont. They propose sending five or ten tons of the ore from.the different claims to Denver for reduction, in order to ascertain the best method of working the ores, and the character of the smelters or mills which will be necessary. This will be done at once, as the company mean 10 push their property rapidly to a bullion producing basis. Some of the ore is undoubtedly milling ore' and it may be concluded to erect both mills and smelters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Assembly.
Adjourned till Monday.

The House met at 10 o'clock.
 The committee on the Governors message reported.
 Brown introduced bill Ne. Q, con- cerniug the Judge of the Third Dis trict
 Roc :ers-Bill No. 6, fines and ani- mals .respassing in Pima.
 Lurty-Bill No. ', to locale the Cap ital in the geographical centre of the Territory.
 Dunbar-Blll No s, regarding sheep iu Pima.
 Brown gave notice of bill provId- ing for the collection of taxes in the Territory.
 Adjourned to Monday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
ArINaca Bullion.

Superintendent A. Derre, of the Derre 6 Townsend mill at Arivaca, arrived in town last night with bullion to the value of nearly $9OO0, from the recent run of his mill on Longarina ore. The mill has shut down again to make necessary repairs. MT Derre reports the Con. Arizona mil to be rounding away on the rich rock of that mine, with results which cannot but be beneficial not only to the com pany but to AriYace ss we'll.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Frozen Hogs.

At the depot, Friday, reporter of the CITIZEN saw a lot of hogs from Colton. California, consigned 10 Mir. Crosley, the buicher-which were frozen solid and stiff. IL was SO cold last night that the water in the depot hydrant was still frozen at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Railway Progress

The end of the Southern Pacific track is now 39 miles beyond Deming and but 20 from Fl Paso; 5200 feet of track was laid on the 7th. The grad CTS of the Atchison road are now re- ported to be but few mles from the Southern Pacific.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
~- -
 Returned.

Aessrs. Henry and A. c. Brown re- turned Friday from a prospecting trip 10 the Canyon del Orc. They report 'he mines in that locality as opening tp finely, especially one owned by 'cl1tTee and Kiesler, in which some 'eT7 rich silver ore, assayiDg away up' has been recently struck.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
A Card.

To Gll who are suffering from the early errors and indiseretions ofyoLra, nervous weakness, early decay, loss ofmGnaOod, etc, I will send q receipe that will cure Jou, FREE or CHARGE T...s great remedy was discovered by mission ary in South America Send .elt addressed ve'ope to the Rev Joseph T. InmAn, station
 New York City.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET

WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET. Furnished by The commission house Of J. A. McFasden & Co. ~ Qa0tations arc United States goldl
 FLOUR Steady; California choice, ssgs.5O 2 bbl; Arizona do. $7 5oas ? bbl.
 BARLEY-S2. EPoTAToEs-S2 756sSJ. ss--sl BEANS-Baye, 4c-
 HAY--Choice, s2e 2 ton; eommoD, SD.
 ONIoNs-Sellings st S8.
 CHEEsE-IsS2Oc g Ib.
 BACON-CalifOrnia, r IsGl6e ? 10; East ern, 199eOc Rlb.
 LARD--llGl6c ? 10.
 BUTTER-In good demand; for strictly choice, sl P roll; fair 10 good, SOc.
 EGGS-Lower; supplies are fully equal Io requirements, and have been sold today at sll.25 2 case O % doI.
 PoULTRY-Chickens sell readily al s7.5O 2 dog; ducks, S7 90 q doz; turkeys, slow sale, 25e
 FRUITS Oranges, Mexican, slJ92O 2 A; lemons, S25 r NJ; Hines, sI5 2 N.
 vEGETABLES-Csbbage, 4c ? lb esuli- flower, 7c E 10; turnips, 4c P To; bee,s, 4e 3 10; carrots, sc ? 10; psrsnips, 4c g lb; toma- toes, Sc 9 ib.
 NUTS-Brazil, 22c P 10; California almonds, 2sc P To; walnuts, l2hc g 10; peanuts, raw, sIO.5O ? 100 lbs; peanuts, roasted, sl5 2 100 lbs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08

WHEN your friends and acquain- tances in the East write you for in- formation regarding Arizona, send them 8 Weekly CITIZEN. It will cost you only 10 cents, in stamped wrappers ready for mailing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
For the Summer.

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company, is storing ice along the entire length of the road, as follows 700 tons st Lawrence, 800 tons at Topeka, 400 tons at Atch- ison, 450 tons at Enporis, 500 tons at Florence storehouse, 45O tons at New ton, 400 tons at Sargent, 500 st La Junta, 250 tons at Pueblo, 450 tons at Las Vegas, $50 tons at Albuquerque, 400 tons at San Marcia', or total of 7200 tons. This ice is to be used for the comfort of passengers by tho san Ia Fe Exchange.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
Thanks.

Edward Coker, agent at Tucson of ~e Globe Mining Exchange, will Fease accept the CITIzEN's thanks for Copy pt Globes Gold and Silver 1iaes, ' published by J. c. Hicks, ot O-Ooe City. It will be of great con- 'enlence, and we shall have further 0ceaslon to refer to it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of early imprldenes, causing nerV- ous debility, premature decay, etc, having tried in vain every known remedy, has dls- covered s simple means of aolf-cure, which he VII asnd Tree 10 his fsllo~-sunsrsPs. Address q. B. REEVES. 2 ekAshAR Street, V. |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
National Surgical Institute. Indiannpo-
 lis, Indiana.

One or more surgeons from this in' s,i,utiou can now be found at the Pal ace Hotel of this city. They come prepared to treat every defOrmity ot tbe human body, also par alysis' nsasl cstarrh, and other diseases diftieult 10 cure Piles and festula cured without the knife.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
AFRICA

Prom AIgiers to censtantine-Ho" Northern Africa Looked to Tucson Young Lady-Arabs, Camels. sheiks' French Hospitality and " All Sort" The First American Ladies Who Ever Made the Trip.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08

HE prisoner who escaped from the wilcox constable or Wednesday -lsht, on the in- bound train, is named Osssloy, and be is said to be "v very bad man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08

ENCIMAS-XINENEs-In this city, Jan uary :, by Rev. Father Antonio Jouvenceau, simon Enclnss 10 Dolores Ximenes. wALsH-HOPKINS-In this city, Janua-y :. by Rev. Father Jouvencesu, M- J. Wslsh and Mary Agnes Hopkins.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
The Intolarant Epttaph.


 The Tombstone Epitaph denies the TombstOne origin of Q communi cated protest against the division of the county published in this paper several days ago. The EpltaPh IS ever intoler- ant and someiimes-though not often stupid, and it is both thIs time. The letter in question cas written in Tombstone by Tombstone business man. The CITIZENS simple affirm ation of this fact will be sufficient with the public. The CITIZEN did not endorse the main ideas contained the lelter-mersly some of the sug- gestions. The CITIZEN favored from the first such division of the county as the people of Tombstone and vicinity could reasonably demand, but it does not countenauce the rapacious greed shown by few would-be leaders. The Epitaph IS intolerAnt in refusing 10 allow even d Tombstone man an hon est difference of opinion it is stupid in not understanding the CITIZENS position. It will not, moreover re- peat this reply to iis insinuations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08

ABOUT IS, 900, coo barrels of ksro- sene oil are now annually produced.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
DIED.

OLIVARRIA-In this city, January 2, Jesus BslsrdeE, wls of Doroiso OlivsrsaA, aged 2e'ysa.t.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08

BowpoIS has lately received gifis amounting to Sll0. 900.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08

Mn. sALAzAa's handsome residence is nearly completed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
NOTES or TRAVEL.

rn,.re>ting Items from an Occa- >''0s .,l contributor of Operations In praeoon Mountains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
LETTER LIST.

List of letter. remaining in tho Tucson postofice for more than one month prior to January 5, 1881. Ahlers John Nenzener Harry Baca JaEn Morales Batly Vim Morris James 5 Beebs Wm J Noble \ BiuStJC Osterman Paul BOmen Asa Page David k Bradbury LOuis 1. Porter C Brsena Rosalis Pritchett John Campss Gusdaloupe Ray Fred F. Dayton James Randall F Diaz Carmen Kahn Edwards Sam Ramey WI Emerson Charles Romero Luz Freeman William Riyas Dolores Calvin R Reynolds R H Cast Charles Ryan Michael Gossuch Ed A Sster Fl D-2 Crave V Judge Thompson J II HamGH Harry Tapis Mir Hartman Louis Tapis Mercedes Johnson Mrs Martins Tuples Mrs Harriet Johnson Charles D Titus Latin WA Yalenzuela GA Lebo LeopOldo Waterbury W NJ Martinez Jesus NJ White James McNanara Mss Nora Wright Charles
 Persons calling for the above letters will please say advertised and give date.
 c. II. LoBD, P. M Trcsox, A. T., January s, 1881. WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S LETTER
 LIST.
 List Of letters remaining Gt he oface of Wells, Fargo C Co. at Tucson prior 10 Jan uarY !, 1881
 Burke NJ T Nelson Burke Francisco r McCIGrvin Casielio R Plxley R F-2 Campbell Mr- |. Paulison CMC Derre August Psttin Chas Ceval Wm Oates J W Fe dman II Robinson Lod Galley JnO II Reeves J D Knox Pesrce Santiago kattiehOne Streete W Nolson 4 II Smith Miss Hattie Noble L
 All advertised letters on hand after January l5 will be sent to the dead-letter office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08

List of letters remaining in tho Tucson postoffice for more than one month prior to T.s.. l T.sor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-01-08
WELLS, FARGO & cos LETTER
 LIST.
MARRIED.

All advertised letters on hand after January i5 will be sent to the dead-letter office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
- -
neash nf Nr G.J. Strother.

The intelligence which we send ou'
to-day of the death Of Mr. & or 9
= STROLLER will carry sadness to many
hearts in E,}gt field county Few men
have ever lived a more-blameless life;
and few lives have ever been adorned
with more exalted christian grsces
He had been in feeble healtnitof sew
eral months, snd with q vie,F 70 i'm
proving his opportunities Tor ootai4
ing medical aid, purchased a residence
in our village, aud to =hlch.h had
removed only two weeks ago. A lew
DAYS after his removal he was taken
with congestion of the lungs, and
from this time there was little hope
of recovery. And now the good
fight" with him is ended. At twenty
minutes to one O'Clock this (Weanes
day) morning, he quietly fell asleel
Asleep in Jesus-to awake on the
morning of the Resurrection, when he
will receive the blessed treasures
which await those who have "kept
the faith" Tith such christian fidelity
and fortitude. He leaves widow
and seven children-fye sons aud
two daughters-ard several grand
chiilren to mourn his loss. He was
in the sixty sixth year of his age.
Funeral services will be held in the
Methodist Church to morrow (Thurs-
day morning at 10 o'clock, conduct,
ed by the Pastor, Rev. w. a. Rogers;
and Immediately after theserVlces his
remains will be inferred in the John
stoa cemetery-Nonitor, Feb. 24th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
ArrisaIs a, The Gar, ltotel


Felix Lake, ). A. Lanier. W. F Huiet
J. Fl. Bouknisht, T. T. Perry, 7. j. Jyn-
nings. Jasper Mcdaniel, A. J Hipp, ".
u. w. Adams, W .. l.. Adams. Edge
field County; J. F Scott, Va; j. D. Ro-
per, Trenton; E. E. Reese, Atlantis; W.
J. Egar, N. Y; ]. E. Cowies, J. " Cal
houn and wife, L. 3. Whatley, B. T.
Lovelace, Johnston; j. a Richardson,
s. A. Crawford and son, Richardsonvil.e e;
d. II. Hill, Miss Mary southsrlaud. Gu
gusta: Claude Z. Sawyer, Alken; w D.
Allen. Fruit Hill; F Boatwright, Mrs.
James Boatwright aud Miss Miitie Boat
wright, Ridge Spring; N. 6. Evans,
Cokesbury; P. II. Braswell, Baltimore
G. W Munnerlyu, Augusta; j. P. Haw-
kins and wife, Va.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
From tie BoptiSt Courier.
At Ridge Spring--Seninary Endow-
nent.
A..n..sn, "a Feh Is 1891

AUGUSTA. Ga, Feb. is, 1881.
! have iust returned from Ridge
Spring, S. G. where l had the pleas
u'e of preaching twice last Sabbath,
aud subsequently OF making thor
ough cauvass for the Seminary en-
dowment. Of all the places ! have
visited in,6ve years of travel none
ha' i apressed me more favorably than
Ridge Spring. One good evidence Of
this is the fact that ! raised there in
cash aud good bonds over one thou
sand dollars in about, three days oi
work. And then the people are 10
refined, cordial, hospitable and kind !
Rev. G. F. Williams, the noo'e and
efficient pastor, has achoice field. and
ls succeeding finely as the successor
OF Dr. Richard Furman. He wa as
much lnterested'ln m, work rs If ne
mad be~n the agent himself. Rldge
Spring by its contributions places 1t
set side by side with Greenvllle, An.
derson, Spertanburg, &c. l was the
guest OF Bro W!lll1ms, and great!
rpioytd what was llke family reua-
ION OF old Virglnians. The sister and
venerable mother OF; a B and a P.
WoodGn, my old classmates, and Prof.
~ G Woodfn, my Georgia friend,
rend; red my stay happy beyond ex
preston,
M q WHARTON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
The Rev. J. A. Broaddus, D. I

The Rev. ]. A. Broaddus. D. D.,
is now visiting New York for the
purpose Of promoting the interests OF
the Southern Theological Seminary.
at Louisville, Ky. The special need
OF the seminary, at the present time,
is an enlarged endowment. and our
large. hearted and long pursed B,p'
tlsts will be offered good oppogtuni-
ty to assist in most important work
in subscribing 10 the proposed endow,
rnent fund and if any are dlsinclin-
ed to contribute to it, they had bet
ter avoid DR.. B:oaduss appeals. -
BopList WcekV.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
For the advertiser.
Proceedings Of the Fdsetield Medical
Society.

Consequent 10 e call Of its President
Dr. w. H. Zimmerman, the Edgeheld Med,
!cal Society met in ,ho Court House, AZ
issdxe.ia!d village. Wc,lne7dey, FEB. 23rd
the foIlew.ng gentlemen being present.
Drs. ] W..Hill, a. S Dozier, J. B. DuRose,
h Y. Dwight, John Lake, w. D. Jennings,
G. P. DeVore, G w. Wise, W. D. Jen-
hinge, lr,, andaJ. E. Cowles.
u:the absence of the President, DIR. j.
w. Hill was called to The Chair.
In addition TO the above named gentle
men, the following, having signifed through
friends present, desire to become mem
bers OF the Society, were also enrolled =
Drs. W II. Zimmerman, Thcs. j. Mckie,
]. H. Jennings, 7. f. Jennings, J. J. Cart
ledge, T. J. league, 81. NJ. Cox, c. Al
Burckhalter andR ]. Talbert.
The Constitution was then read, and
after due consideration, slightly amended.
An amendment to be here noted. IS the
change in the times Of meetings. The
amend d section (No. l, Of Art. will reads
thns: The regular meetings Of this So
cIety shall be held quarterly, and on Tues
days, at Edgefeld c. H., commencing
Tuesday after the lst Monday in Feb ia
ry making the next meetings OF thls
year as follows: May 3rd, August "a and
November Sth.
The following committee WAS appointed
t, draft By. Laws and arrange Fee Bill,
to be presented at he next meeting: Drs.
DuBoee; Devore and Cowles; to'whch
DR.. Hills name was afterwards added.
The election o. officers being next in
order, the following we're chosen: DR.. John
Lake, President; DR.. ]. W. Hill, Vice
President; Dr.. ], E. Cowlea, Secretary
DIR. c. P. DeEore, Treasurer.
A motion was put and carried that the
President appoint threo delegates to rep
resent this Society in the State Medical
Society at it's next meeting. Accordingly
the following gentlemen were named by
the President as delegates W. H, Tim
norman, I. ]. McKie and {. N. Burck-
halter; alternates, 2. A. Smith and ]. E
Cowles.
Committees were appointed as follows ::
On Accounts-W. H. Zimmerman, T..
J. Mckie, 7. J. league.
On Business-W. y. Jennings, r. y.
Dwight, 2. A. Smith.
On Ethics: J. II. Jennings, Z. J. Tai
bert, C. NJ. Burckhalter
\ n.otion was made and carried that a
copy of these proceedings be published in
the mex. issue Of the Edgeiield Adrertiser.
There being 10 inrther business to trans
act, the Society aj)oSrned to meet again
on Tuesday, May 3rd, when itsconildent-
II hoped there will be ful! attendance Of
the Phyaicians throughout the County, as
there will be bus,ness Of Importance to
transact.
. JOHN LAKE, NJ. d., pres't.
j +. CowLEs, n. d, Sec'ry.
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Lex 1t We Known throughout the
.nunIY.

Peter keauan, of Augustasays: "ie' :
pie OF Edgetield, letis he known through.
ont your county that Peter Keenan, still
keeps the leaflsiu augusta. il al that
pertains to ine hand tnrin Sa3es aud
s 5ais.'' P-ter Fesnsn deserves weil OF
Eig.ti-ld, andiiiis friends on th,s siue
,he Savannah are ~ 40 means eps u f'r
get him. lie sends us new card tni>
veak
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NJ. B. y HAnToN,
Cor. Sac. s B. T. s.

The following is an estimate Of the
co.t,n crop the past year: North Car
Dina aud Virginia. 4l7,0o0 bal@s;
South Carollua,. $4,000 bales; dsor
gia, 100000. bales; Florida. $4,000
bales; Al sbsna, $50 900 bales, Mis-
sissippi, 100000; Louisiana, 630,900
bales; Texas, l .l25 900 balea; Arkan.
sas, 3s7, 900 bales; Tennessee, GSS 600
bales total crop, 59S7 900 bales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03

D.n Cameron, son Of old Ananias,
ia now suffering from severe attack
OF big disgust, Tie rebellion against
the rnle':f the clan Cameron is very
sickening to him. Apply a lives,
pad, DIN, and rub your Vulnerable
heel with st. Jacob'e oil.
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gDssaslp 8 aaoDsrtissr.
TERMS !: $3.50 per Annum.
Rates OF Advertising I:

Advertisements will be inserted at the
rate of s1.5o per square item minion lines.
or less) for the first insertion, and one
dollar per square for each subsequent in
sert,on.
AIiberal discount will bemade to those
wishing to advertise by the year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
/, T,emend,us BARGAIN In Aiken.

we could scarcely conceive OF great
or bargain in real estate than that offered
by Col. Claude Sawyer 10 another column.
The place offered for sale Is the we'll
known old Davis place, aud whoever
eets it at IS per acre will be doing wise
and telling thing.