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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-04
6 TIE GREAT CONNECTING LINK

Is THE GREAT CONNECTING LINZ
Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs, passing through Joliet, OTTAWA, La Sale,
Geneseo. Moline. Rock Island, Davenport, West
Liberty. Iowa City. Marengo, Brooklyn, Grinnell.
Des Moincs tthc capital of Iowa., Stuart, ATTAIN
tic. and hvocn with ranches from Bureau
tine, Washington, Fairfield, Eldon, Beiknap,
Ccntrevilie, Princeton. Trenton. Gallntin. Came
ron, Leayenworth. Atchison. and kansas City;
Washington 10 SiGonrnsy, oskaiSosa, and Knox
tonsport, Independents, Eldon. Ottumwa,. Eddy
VILE, Oskaloosn, Pelln, Monroe, and Des Moines;
Newton to Monroe; Des Moines to lndianola and
Winterset; Atlnntic 10 Lewis and Audubon; and
Avoca to Harlan. This Is positively the only
Railroad, which owns, and operates a through
line from Chicago into the State OF Kansas.
man Palace { nrsa;tIched, are run each way daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY.
COUNCIL. BIUris, LEAvESwoRTH and ArCHI-
son. 1lirough ears arc also run between Milwnu-
lisck Island short Line
Tie great Rock Island" Is maEniflccntly
cqripped. Its road bod is simply perfect. and its
tuck Is laid with steel rails
What VIII ple;usc you most will BIO the pleasure
of %cniuyin. yiar meals, while passing over the
beautiful prlsics OF Illinois and Iowa, in one of
egr nSfniaeon' biiiIlg Cars WA, aseompany al
meal. as cool a. rs served In any first-classh hotel.
for sovcnty-aVc Ucnts.
Apprceiatine the fact that n majority of the
people rrc:cr separate apartments for different
purposes tnEi tic Immense passenger business
ut this lac w-erruntlng IL. we are pleased To an
iuunea tsia: this Company runs Pullman Palace
sietsiag Cars FOR sleeping purposes. and Palace
COtECEE HEUfFS. KANSAS CITY,
Tickets Via diis tstnc, known ma the
al T.eHcs Agents In the United States
FOR Information not obtairablo at "
a. ISIHIB ALL.
Genl superintendent
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-04
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC r. R.

THE EAST s. THE WEST!
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. One other
great feature OF our Palace Cars Is a SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana"
MAGNIFICENT Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by tths
line, and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs,
nections being made in Union Depots.
THE PRINCIPAL r. r. CONNECTIONS OF
II GREAT IL ARE AS
Al CHICAGO. with all divercing lines 70. the
At~EsskEwoop. with the L. 5. & N. g. and p
1tW4sniNGfoN HEIGHTS. with p. c. 6 St
SALE with n. Cent. r R. .,-
w; III. Mid. and Il. p. w. Rds.
At ROCK ISLAND, with milwaukee, & Rock
Island short Line" and Rock Isld 4 PEG. Kda
a pAyEHr9nT, with the Davenport Division
a I WEST LiBERrY. with the B.. C.R,& N.R-R
tGnISNELL with Central Iowa RR-
At DIES MONIES, with ID. NJ. 4 y. I. r. r.
At COUNCIL BLuFPs. with Union Pnciilc r. II.
AT MAHA, with h. & Mo. X. r. II. In Ech.l
AtCoLuMBusJuscrIoN with &c. Ih;t
st. L. q Pac- and {. u. 10. Il. Rda.
At kEokuK with Toll, PEG. \ War.i Wab., 81
Louis < Pac- and 81 4 keo; 4 NV. H. kds-
At ATcHIsoN, with Atch., Topeka Z Santa Fcf
Atch. & Ncb- and Cen. Br. U. +. II. Rds-
At I~.rAvESwoRrH. with Kan. Pac-, and Kan
XtKANsAs CRY, with all lines for tho Yves,
and Southwest
m throush to PEORIA. DIES MONIES.
lTCHIsJN, aud LEAyENyyctkTH:
=. Great Hsoek isinnd Route" arc sold ~
ar homo Ticket oniee. address.
II. ST. JOHN,
Genl Ttt- and Pas'lT Acts m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
6 Obituary.

NJ KS. MARGARET PADGE aged seveii
ty-six years, eleven months ami sev@h.
teen days, dleI al the residence uI her
son, Rev. VI. ID. Padset.. near alL Will.
ing, oli the night uf November 2iil, lsri
The days U Onr years are three n1airr
years aiIsi tell Eoshtsseu OF = strong
c.,IisIi,utio ;-rflt hun,i OF ,.ineas.. fell nOl
~ readily upon her; .bnL the Atr0lIgvsl
nInst yield, and sb she. while nature
was drawing the midnight curtHii acr,,s>
the neavon>, AMI while her children,
ntiSiiWrs AMI grandchildren preset
around her bedside, fell qui-tly Il, sleep,
and now rests from her iaDors."
On the first VI april, 1873, she Was
marrltd u WnI PauSeLL, wu0 still sur
wives her. While Young she attached
herself - the BaptisI Church al Sardis,
of which she renlainetla consistent mem
her until fur dssth. Unlike many per-
soIis, her charities md sylnpa hies we're
natural an'i stroyg, Often exposing her
own health IN the interest of .diisrs
Bear ye one another \ pu rieu Anu 81 iul.
iii the law Uf Christ" She too could ex
tend mercy AMI forgiveness 10 hln.
whom others wouit pnn;ia;m inw,rlnY
"B!e>Se;i are the H-rc!t,il for they >hn:
obtain mercy During Der lrsL sick
Kept her laith firmly liked upnn Jssu~
and the "hoIne Of the blas,'' not sltii"r-
ing Psalm, L1XXlV and Revelation rNl
rn lade from her mind Behind, srit,
leaves four cmldreB, a number of grand
and grear-srand children, wilh hort ot
relatives, neishDurs ami friends, ohu
sorrow over their loss, but mot tss t:msse
who have nb hope" Sad an is the part
ing of dear ones, yet there Is -,y mn.t
terab g III the Thought thst
"Beyond the parting aut the ,nesiina,
| shall be soon;
Beyond tn, farewell apt tbs gresIi>rs
Beyond the pulses fever bratinS,
shall be Sonn;
Love, rest, and home, swett, sweet home.
Dh, how sweet il viii bn there To meet
rhe dear l,"eh ones nc hnar!'
J.E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

DEADLY WEAPONS AT the iasi
t.rm of rcurt ieii IN Sumter, ;iire.
men Nerr sentenced to 81. mourh'
'a' h in the l.ultemtiary for carrying
concealed deadly wrapmns. Anorh-l
Was sentenced to three months in the
nenitenIltry, and tS" mor- 10 Three
mouths in the county luI, all 20 eur
rying concealed drally weapons. II
THIS does no. teach the people OF Ulai
section lesson We don / know Hha,
will, AMI il the law waS rigidiy III.
forced in Barnwell there would be
many ii one III tins rouniy who VI MD
lind lo,lsing' at liz ptui'rnliary
Deadly weapons art carried al'l
'mpurr,;;:. but no; 10y brave m -
Barnwell Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
22lpnre,real. 22p j


MARRIED, by The Rev. J. P. Mealing,
on the 24th November, 1881, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father in Trenton.
Mr.. WALLACE RADroRD and Miss MARY
HENDRICKS.
MARRIED. Oh the l4th Decemberat the
residence Of DR.. John Lake, by the Rev.
j. +. Mealing, Mr.. HENRY MERIwETHEK
and Miss SOPHIA LAKE.
MARRIED, on Wednesday, the l4th
December 1881, at The resl!ent:e. nf Miss
G.. Wood, by the Rev. &. w. hussey,
Mr.. n. W. QUARI.ES and Miss JOANNA
WOOD, all ol Ehgen~ld.
MARRIED, at the residence oflhe brides 5
la ner, DecelnUo / 1901, by kev. j. X
FAINT, MIR WM. RAMHo u Miss A. +
HAKLING.
by the same, December IL, 1881, at the
huuie of the brides nrither, MIR. j : VI III
H. uARvLEA and Miss A. rHEkks. {.
kAMBo.
MARRIED, ulI sunday the i!lh Instant,
by the Rev. MIR. Haws, at the residen, t
OF the brides father, ANNIE, only uaisi,-
ter oI James a. hlosaiey, to Nix sPANN
HAMMOND HOLIEy, all of Aiken County.
MARRIED, by Rev. N. n. Burton, at
The Residence OF Capt. john q. Able, IN:
brides iuLier, .t6 o'clock =. M Dcreiu
ber7, 1881, MIR. PRESTON l. QuATrI.k
BAUM u, Miss .IOC A. AGLk, both tn
LeXiuya,n County.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
GOOD COFFEE.

Eyaryba,ly wants it, hnt very few get iV,
because most people do not know how TO
select coffee, or it is spoiled in roasting
or making. TO obviate these difficulties
has been our study. Thurber's package
Coflees are selected by all expert who un'
derstands the art OF blending various ffa-
vors. They are roasted IN the most perfect
manner lit is impO5slhl, to roast we'll 10
small quantities., then put in pound pack
ages Gin The bpaI. not 0rcHnd.l b airing our
signature as a guarantc' Of geauinenesS
and each package cont7ins the Thurber
recipe for making god Coffee we
pack two kinds, Thnrnar'5 :" No. a.
strong and pungeut, Th"rh'r's "No. II, :"
mild and rich. One o? the osher will
suit every taste. They 1--we the three
great points. Goo'i q"nIHY honest q''on-
itu reasondbls price. A. gon' Grocer
for Tam'bprs ,'Ons'Sd CbFee =, pound pdcf-
ages. ''.No. 81 or NO. A." 30 not be pnt
on with any other kind -yo,r 'wn palate
will tell you what is best.
Where persons desire it We also furnish
the "kIsni" Coffee pot, the sllap'est, best
and cheapest coiree.poS in existence.
(;rocers who sell our Coffee keep E:enl.
Ask for descriptive cirrutar.
Respectfully, &c.
H.K. & T. B. THURRER X 10,
Importers. Wholesale Grocer5 and Gn'les
l,oasters, New York.
p.S.-As the largest dealers in food pro
ducts in the world, we consider it our in
terest to manufacture only pure and whole
some goods and pack them in u tidy anil
satisfactory manner. All goods bearing
our name are guaranteed to be Of superior
quality, pure ahd wholesome, and dealers
are authorized tn refund the purchase
price in any case where customers have
cause for dissatisfaction. 1t IS therefore
TO the interest of both dealers and con-
sumers 10 use ThUbsr's brands.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
gngsasID aoDsrtissf.
TERMS: $500 per Annum,
OUR AGENTS F:

w. w. .owDoM, Chsppalls, $. c.
W. H. YELDRLL, Longmires.
JoKN II. HuIET, Batasville.
QDoM, Meeting Street.
A6SRsT, Kirkseys Z Roads.
e. B. FORREST, Mine Creek
TYRE ETHEREDeB, Leesville, 6. c.
]. E. Cook, Gran!teville, s. O.
DR.. JOHN B. ABNEY, Langley, 9. c.
N. w. BROKER. Ridge, 8. c,
JOHN CAUeHMAN. Caughman's Store
WILLIAM KINARD, Etheridge.
J. s. .MERcRAnT, Merchant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
The Progress. OF Rebuilding.


Some fifteen new buildings -moS' o!
them lsrse--are now going "p rap"'lN IN
or burili district. They arr all Of wcoj,
except ore; Int, after ali, perhaps 1t may
be another thirty yeal. before we have
another lire. Thirty years elapsed te'
tween the last ,wo frs and thiIiy
years is q long lime. On Aia'r Street, on
the site of the former |. liu!Zt Saloon,
Mr.. w. Il Penn Is fast finishing large
and cornmod!ous dug store. lrnul, 'la'e-
ly Joining him, p.. il. {. Iompkins ls
building three stores III i tnw. @. The
old Cllealham. llJisrn Store lot. Mr. G!is-
by is building Il huge e'iilr''. three stores
below, aud Motel with slAtrrn inoms
above. On the Old ADVERTISER lot, Mr.
Norris is building shutter hinge rdiiice,
two stores LeioY. an! hail, 81 iv 30
feet, in the roo N"xI dor la Air Nor
RI, Mr. W. f. lyEc'l IS erecting snothrr
large building, consisting Of TWO l.rge
stores under one root f'u.lhrr on, Mr..
James NJ. Cobb. nrirr ~ lvirg ready.
but he will rot actually begin binding
until utter the holidays MIR John H..
A,idison's law cire--iour rOoms-ls COM
pleted-plasterrd and painted. The Shep.
pard law oiiice-a lovely little Thing with
two rooms-Wlll ir done iG Il few days.
90 the sile OF his former residence, law
renee Cam Is building hinge store {" he
occupied by The rolored cooperation crm-
pany; above this there is large hall. TO
be devoted TO the nses 0f the coloretl le
ole. On the tear portion Of the old La
Borie lot Mr w. n Burnett Is linisbn y
commodions two-siory dwelling house.
On its former site, Mr.. Waiter Ouzs IS
rearing another handsome brick Office
with Two or three large rooms and 4 pret-
ty piazza. And lastly, Two Of The burned
blacksmith shops in rear Of "srk R"w
have been rehult-aud at hucE. As
vet, The handsome T,llman lot r-nains
unsold AMI unorcuplrd. So also does
Park Row ), also does cid Law Rang
So also ,loes thu lot b-lwern MIR Lynch
and Mr.. Cohh's, formerly occupied 10y
Mr.. CIlsby. So also does Mr. lohn l..
Ad,'son's lot IN rtar Of Park Eow. Sc
also does the old I.aBnr1e lot On .Ms,r
Street. But these are The places upon
which are 10 rise splendid modern brich
edifces. They ai- 10 be begun early next
spring. And before the cl"se Of another
year, ElgeG-ld will te larger, and hand
somer, and more rapacona. than ever be-
{ re. "Resurgamns' is tlsznnsd upon ON
tauner
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MASTERS Sale.
State of s2uh Caro'iua,

- LII u L. :
Cnlatuf t"i"1n ii'"s.
w W. .I,muiu-s. Martha '"mnln
plaintiffs, against Srni l.. l's'"i". 80
w. .ju,lting~, ,AL. 9. Ii PENDANTS
pAnrrInS.
NT0TlCE is herth gwen that, L., Vi ?
~ tue Of the ,;.r-I;;l order al 'I'
Hon. .Iudse J. u. k~haw. " rril' '''i".'
November 2gth, 1891 ! will .'il ~ f."s"
f,el,} court House 0nhr first M"m'i",> ~
January next (lSs3 10 i".Ir~ lug rr:,I ~
tate, belonging t" th es'ai'' "' i'''' !H''
Mrs Martha J-nnins, dee a>'ss.
All that trac: ri ind containing II!
hundred and iiiiy-oi acres. more Or less
On Sha.Y's Creek MT hnms II Z. "ne''
Esu's lant on tho nlsh AMI n"' s"''I''
west, aid Mrs. ID. Wy It's land ''h th'
north AMI back ds "i"' ui' in'"' VI
Of M. Int; hy Shas- s'r' rS "'I ill., rasl
Term. of Sale-Th- ri ANIL "ii'' ''ni' TN
p,rchaIe money t.. pa'd ~ "n>h ,''
i,alanc. on rrediRs' Twelve hi''i'. ha
with interest iiom y~ / Snle. IN
credit portion to i'-t t.'"r'd 't IN" 81 g
the purchaser snT lrrtGl'sr "i i''' T."
mlses-or uil cSsa, liir "p!''" - IN
purchaser.
Titles and Mnst1"4 Nir"
y. \. ru,iPkS~. Master l.. Z.
Masters tfice. he, II Dies IL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

Senator Edmund. introincr,i Il hi
in the Sen ito Tues lay 10 an.iil, ''e'
Tray and adjust tie expenses atien-
dnu' upon the sickness and desth o.
tae late President G,rIirl.i. It pyo
DIES Az appropriation OF Sloo,nOO
in lnnnd numbera IN l imposes upon
the Secretary Of 'he Treasury The
lntv of anditiDg ra-se bills.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

Keiirr is a very burly, rel laced
G-rm4h,iookiug man. l.ls hair and
beard are Lr,by and lrcn grey in
color. He was noted OH the iloor OF
the llouse mere because OF his ;car-
ing voice than lor anylh NJ else, He
$ An utter SraiwarI, and one OF the
few soldiers OF the war retaining
vindicrivs Observation-Disclosures u
Gonstitul;0nalisf.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

EDtf T. l. iE ~ tI' y
CJaIt NJ GGio0 Pleas
Mal,is J. Dorm. Esr,Hlirix, Plain'i'i.
against James 4. Richardson M !
others, Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given thai hT vir-
,ne ot the tecrslsl order uf the il.,r.
Judge J, =. cothran. lated p'.lnhrr II.
1881, will sell at E'ig'field {. II nn me
first Monday l.: Jsnia,y n"X', ilAa..'
All the chosas In Rctinl bal"naing tn ti'"
estate of William T. born. decreased,
tartlstl over T.. me lt john Il. ahnty,
E-n Attorney for the Ixeniitrix. Terms
nf sale cnSh
There are over two nndred noes AMI
xtss,,,,ts due said W !. n"rn, ~ III. sold,
aad The opportunity III in'ts:i'I III PIT
per ~ srnAi irr Ie'picgas any, - nnrrc
relnnted. especially if l. the lrp'r "'
the pnrcliasrrS
$. :. TOMpliIH,. Master +. e.
bsce,nber Ia. 1851. .--'rclP 3-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
AN II

That The trurgin Hume 1msllra'Irn G."
insilr..S iwuiiinY-. l.arn-. 81" 't'I!.
The lowest rA:rS aiu - III i','r' -
iivt. wear rl:,ns "n uinr,' 't.N''r"t'''.i'.':'
Ihan ANY other t'"lrinv. .,l'I I"
South, East nr West.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

The present session oil the South
Caroilna legislature will pass a bill
making tha, ol an Inspector of whis-
ky, Any Ferson selling impure H.
onors in the State will he liable tn
fine anl imprisonment Augusta
Evening News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

or the Il experts snmln"nrd to
Washington, all agreed, save DR..
Sriizka, that the assassin is sane and
legally responsible I"r the murder Of
President Garfield. Sixteen held a
consultation and we're a unit. Bad
,or Eniteau.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
COM Nj EI3CL AL.
YESTERDAYS MARgET.
OtX1;rTToN.

The following sh"rt letter from Dr
D. Mitchell, a member oi the GnTsta
Legislature, sa very strong endorsement:
.Uesy,s HnichisOn Il BrO.: have usc'i
your "NeuralYine'' AMI Iind il all you
claim, specii: fir ue,Iraiai@ ami hetd.
ache. }. u. MITCHELL, NJ. ID
Sold by mr.. w. r. Lynch. sept l--3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
AND

Tint the Georgia Home !n>niancc Go. l.
{, ,>lricrll Southern tninp ;rN. ind r the
management oi Southern men, aud II
riuinrmtiy rn!iIletl t. Southern patron
.9t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
AND

Ria; ihr-G..nr.ih llnm. Insurance to l.
commercially ral,u IrIiiui and S"lh!,
anu its stock ;.u,l.'t,rI n sJ 81, iii, n"il''
OH .hr market.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
Nd

That The un,lrr-i9Gc,l inr twenty years
Agent "i the Georgia Home Insurance
Cu snlirilS Il liberal patronage from
the people of Ei,:rIirl,l, and rrsrAct-
fully urges those in want III insurance
in 81 reliable r"n;Mnv T., consult him
h"f,rc seek ing Insurance elsewhere.
Hb ss. asG;ssa.asa:. Agent,
EDGEFIELn, ST.
Dec lin
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A Y ~

q! !, ,l lnn .:..,rgia Home Insurance ti'.
;ru,i-ar;S its business in 4 Slr.:lghI inl
ward manner. ;uld when il sll*iains an
honest uss, ii m! iu>Is a'i pays ii
san,r in !ihnra| spirit and with Ih'
greatest prhnpihcsS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

Coffee drinkers shonld read the aufef-
tiseuert iu another column heaieh
! Good tG0.e
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FuRECif l. RE


NOTICE il hereby .v.m rlia. !' r'r-
" tue ni th. .i.,rrela r'irr"f 'lie t"n
fudge Is. G.. pre->l' dated .'n"" ~
l,sl. gill sell al EiIt Itield T.. H.. ~" li''
ird Nnntiay In j <. ,ry lSS3. fh' III
iuuiny dse~ribct m",gss-' promises
:!z:
All ,hst tract or ptrsi .h' land in 'te
lyiug and being on line ''resk. Ill IN.
County and State af,rsaid aud r,nt iin
ing wo hundre,t aud telve acres. hrun l.
q hy lseds of the t>t,a NJ ID, IL. Rnti I"
oI the Exst, West b. J. NJ. Rnshinn
Anrth by II. Z. Wriht, and South n.\
Willis Hnlnies.
Terms Of sale. Tie '1,si a''d "nr hal
,hs pt,chase InoiIe.ytn he l1nld III rash
AMI the balance of he purchase n"nrN
on 4 credit Of twelN months from da
al sale, with lnterest'r"n, sail date, tbf
cre,tit pDrtinn h, lr stcure'l hy hoi'' {"
tho purchaser with = rr"r'gage OF ihf
pre,nisss snld. 'riies a:ih mhrfTn"'
extra
50 TONPKtNS. Ma-I"r.
DEG. q. 1891 fdec Sal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

In these days OF railroad progress, old
things pass away and all things hecome
n,w. And thus old lIorn's Mine hecot es
n.dcCormick' !" named in honor OF the
wealthy and generous northern gentleman
VIII, i.,r some years past. has o~ned The
s,l. At this point on the Augustr and
Knoxville Railroad Aourishing town is
bound TO spring up. And in this 'onnrc-
mon We would call the attention Of ali par
lies Interested 10 the notice. in another
column, ot the sale OF lown lots al Me
Cormics's" on Tuesday, the l0.h dav oi
Jandacy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

Santa Claus iii Lofty Feather at Fenh's'
Nothing dannted by fire and mislnr-
tine, Santa Claus appears nj Mr.. VIII
Pepn's in higher feather: than ever. before
Dolls, vases, bislue figures; toys Of all
kinds; FIRE works Of every description no.
tions to please the million; creature COM
forts 10 sorfeit the most luxurious; fruits,
Gelicaeies and danties TO tempt the, most
f.stidious appeutes Of ali places in
Elgefeld, Penn's is now.the most charm
ing and bewlldering to go to. Santa Glars
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LOCAL ITEMS
Churches.

Churches.
This week our information does not au-
>shorize us to announce any definite church
appointments. except that the R'v j. W
Barr WIZ preach in bur Metl o iist Church
on Sunday fBorning next.
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STuRAnE:. 9.".
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8 lver Cup Lost.

Silver Cup Lost. ~
One day IN the early part OF last week,
Dr.. George c. Dugas, of Augusta, jour
neyed over 10 Poverty Hill to perform q
surgical operation. And between Capt.
Jack Baucl. and MIR. Medlocks he
lost silver cup-octagonal in shape, and
without inscription OF sny sort. lie used
it at stream between Capt. Bunch's and
Mr.-Wii!is Harris's, but missed it at the
end o! his Journey. For the recovery OF
this cup, DR.. Dagas would he infinitely
oblic ID. lie will also reward the incer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

roR SELLING :t'r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

Stare of south Carolina

Dec. q, 1891. --ldec Sal.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-08
Arizona Silver Belt.
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 A Prescott letter informs us tbat com plicasions have arisen among the Pima delegation which are Of such character, it is feared. will likely impede legislation, as all want pledges. Two of Maricopa's delegation say that, before consenting to give the proposed new county any portion of their Territory, they must be assured that the new. county will share Marieopa's debt No doubt new county is most de. sirable, but in oader to obtain it we should not allow ourselves to be saddled with more Than we can bear. Our Territorial County. School and Village tax will csr- tainly not fall short of four and one-half per cent and may. perhaps, amount to five per cent or more. This incubus upon real and personal property will either raise rents or cheek further outlay in buildings and possibly cause surplus funds to be sene abroad, where q lesser slice will satisfy for public purposes.
 We want new county, bat with this state of facts. SO plainly before nss it will mol do to agree 10 pay foo much for the blessing.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-08
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 Henry Antrein, thc Kid, Who was re. gently captured, with several of bis band. in New Misxie6, alshougb not oyer 2l CT 22 years ofage, has acquired the feprta- iion of being one og tl.e most beartless mnrdeTers ltist ever pulled 8 trigger He is ranied in this Territory for the killing of a blacksmith at Camp Grant lis first escapade was through tue chimney Of the Silver City, New Mexico jail, when quite 8 boy Ca fragile 0ne) perhaps, .nos over thirteen. He had been incaTcerated upon the charge of robbsng a Chinese iFash houYe The latent devil in dis char deter bad not then become apparent. and, consequently. poor Henry" had syn pathikers who were glad of bis escape He came to Arizona where he first dis played the cruel propensities of bis nature by shooting ths anofIending blacksmith through the bowels. He then doubled on his track went hack to flew Mexico, but further east than Grant County, where he made a convenience of the chimney Ar irving in Lincoln County. be at once sook sides with one of Che laWless parties there 'hat were drenchng the county with blood and soon won the admiration of his coadjuiors incrime by sacrificing to his fury or caprice all sucl Us ohslrncted bis pleasure or diverted his inclination. Such is cur young and modera Nero who is in the Santa Fe jail, awaiting the ac. ton of tie district court.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-01-08


 Like Banquo's ghost Fitz John Porter will not down but will most likely be scotched, if not killed. the present Con gress. The amendment to the bill for bis TeinsaHment as Colonelon the retired lisi is saldect to confirmation by the Senaie. The time within which 10 nominate him is specified at eighteen months. HsHayes does not send in his name before the 4th of March. Garfield never viii, for the req son that he was a member of the board which dismissed him Logan has had adopted resolution which will resuit in bringing to light a correspondence be tween Gen. sehofeld and Judge Advocate Gardner, which is said to reflect severely On Porter.