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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
JAMES G. BLAINE. Secretary of State.


GREETINGS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-Upon the arrival of the
representatives of the New-York Stock Exchange
this morning the members were presented to the
President by f. N. Lawrence in the following adj
dress:
MR.: PRECEDENT: Permit me to have the honor TO pre-
nt 20 you delegation, composed of the members of the
stock Exchange by that organization to
express ITS profound sorrow 20 take part in the soleynp
ceremonies in honor OF the late President TO
rs highest respects to you shall not presume
on your attention longer than to present thai
throughout TINS momontous crisis securities i'm the great
nanclal centre have remained steady and firm 1t
ses from this TACT that the confidence placed in the
ate president and his Administration OF the finances OF
me Nation has been, and reposed YOU for we
nave iah III your patriotism your ability and your in
ehuoh 10 administer the financial policy in manner
satisfactory 10 the entire country
The President replied in substance as follows:
GENTLEMEN OF THE NEw-YoRK STOCK EXCHANGE:
am pleased 10 meet you, but deeply gieVed that our
mettlns shoud resnlt from SAD calamity. than
ou 9r the hnd expression OF confidence and trust
mat may be found TO deserve il.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-11-18
ORDINANCE XIV.
Limits.


Ts .. PAW saa fis r
deep between r. n NOT be sa any place any build
building ss ss aa
and ssHi''si s's@
less than oni0uh of one inch thick aud the
roof sss any
italy asrSys s ne destructive the a
ys s snS ss Of sreS 1 me %
tspsirS pfes t Of sas bns Sn bpidas '
Ds ss n a s ss
walls and roof be constructed as provided Tor IN section Tires
ossr " burned Sa GR1s shall
s ssa sy being ss S any in
s ma. OF s.d s 1 G aass danger wS
s :Sn sos nes Su nasas shall
to pr. susa sHns % 1s pull
all Building. p :aa e:
n"s 'S' sSss.
s. nS % s. BE y as s
sns ss BE- aa aa s Of ana s
the, PSSs a 10 s%S%s % u
ing unsafe and dansSus and they snail make ana Keep m record OF
sss s s ;s' s as % sss %
Ss s1s a sa aas s De &
sno Shs osSsr occupant agent Charge
condition the same and shall the ns when
.x.s s.1a. re .a: or of be % %
Be s exc
e
sSs S s ss' De
hereinafter forvio o ordinance
within Village
Of
Sec No pipe any limits said village SHAH
through the chin
the through
of woodwork
= 4 other ncombustible material
deposited close
thoroughly secured
relating
repairing the but such shed
Of 80 n @ auG not high
TO OF he above specified
Sections
fined exceed
paid with
and in default
County County
the County
be punished by tho
in the discretion of the Court
ORDINANCE XXVI.
tire President
and Trustees o. the Village or PdW Par.
ordained September 1881 of effect
specte hereby repealed saving all actions and rights OF
severa lawfully Village
regular meeting the said Village Wednesday, Oo
Der 26h A. D. 1881. HENRY s. WILLIAMS President
A. BRIGGS,
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ORDINANCE XIII.
Rp,dtire 10 .SideralEs.

Sec There shall be
both sides all of the public
sidewalks which
the
Se 2Such sidewalk shall
of
this ordinance of asphalt approved
regularly inspect sidewalks
required to be built maintained and repaired by
build
their respective lots which is construct,
fourteen after him
sidewalk according
coed to repaired
Upon
shall present the which
ers shall refuse neglect the within
writing of
Sec o. On receiving Marshal
end institute
collect the thereof
be
the liable repair
be had all respect and With like effect collections
keep In repair sidewalk by virtue of the ordinance
the
the thereof his resident
owner
ORDINANCE XXIy.
ne THoge 81 PAR PAR.
Sec lit shall not he lawful for person
before any Justice OF the Peace of the
both such hne aud imprisonment in the discretion of the Court
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PROSPECT LAKE.

PROSPECT LAKE
Mrs. Lyman Cooper IS quite sick with fever
Mrs. H. b. Hulse gone New visiting
Mr.. Ed Irwin Missouri visiting his
ton
The which o. N Hunt to preach
this neghborhood expired last Sunday.
Charley Phelps visiting Charleys
Ill., Fred living New year
or more.
boys
three practice They tuorage
Mr.. Getz.
Friday We
Herbert engaged
commence after two weeks vacation.
Nash purchased 1t is of the Eureka
pattern.
back from Nebraska He reports the Porter
people all well.
the Wilson settlement
to Mr.. Geo. Hill, for 1880.
Sas Could went to Kansas
occupies the sold house q home"
Typhoid fever has quite a malady par
of town, but has not been very fatal.
o. A. Brock has added the looks his place. by building
new front fence and putting down nice walk.
The Rev Byron Paddock, of Poerve, trying
minister. He with boy Success to you By
shooting part of town. il
quite extensive Wonder everybody They don't
stop for rain Sunday.
There meeting future at the
Town Hall, in regard TO the drive well Come out
speaker abroad is expected.
Mr. Mrs. NJ Tappan, Nebraska, visiting their old
friends and neghbors Mr. r. and will not
until sometime spring.
Thomas Alexander has returned Delaware says
that very dry there and the wheat yet Some
have had to stop blowing of the dry
Over in Ireland 1--WE have Ireland in Purpa
tory they have been having regular neghborood row. one
of the genter has been fined for battery
H. Paddock has returned Wisconsin where he ba
been engaged in the fruit tree business with Hail.
plains of the wet weather there reports using
get around.
Sam it is for good this time They upright
the Nick Rowe house. awton proposes stay
this winter
This week they to hold district Sunday school
has recently been fixed and lamps
great improvement.
The bodies of old Mrs. Chamberlain cancer short
time and infant child of Geo. dnerred
Saturday and buried part cemetery they
ing, by mistake. been buried the wrong lot
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ORDINANCE y.

.AfaTSa, PREVENTING
lit shall
about MS shop dwelling occupied him
vegetable within
teshsoe trade occupation that
MarAlJs to
All
estimate constitutes lbe
esey such in
does shall
occupant OF the writing
~ libe
the within lin
he
iohh 70 hste me same roIs ADD
Marshal
an asoSl exhibiting sue amount expenad
thereof
80 the SAM sid Marshal shah nter suit
of said Account 4ogehler with sf NV
cause
sidewalk within
nth3 substance or or p the
on : sidewalk
shall axf
be vflGB limits
he
and'n
cd ypuii with EARTH ' -
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shall not be lawful for to erect place
S.a @ % N
E a not ny n 'r amy
&
violating the provisions of this
posecuson paid
County County period
ORDINANCE XIV
OF s' b ss w @ OF S a o b m ay ssse SpeS OF
majority thereof shall determine to consist Of rails timber posts boards
agree judgment
.s own. ]
equal shares both lots used and occupied
the FORM height shape material for such fence the part each shall erect
n be d be d ah par Sns
s. Ps tho s5eo % py n aSs shs e % I
maintain assigned to
duty
s rsee s s h the sisss Writing aRd
deliver interest certified such determine
% @ to n @ the ay pee maintained snS tSe
@ Ss heo s the sos h
@ % n Ss s@ Sns
an repaired the
repairing the
shall have an the
conferred XIV, compiled of
ORDINANCE XIV
REL.sr 10 HE or
the Marshal s Of Villages a s s 9 d of after a delivery Sm Collected by
nt any person pay against thirty
hs es s Sssn s S S eo R9i h %
f nny eGon named 1 roll shall refuse p S
i u rhs sn ~ a s aRS a OF s f S
% @ Of | % saf % T sn@ the aS oS. 4sFs S said
for the npa an tine Sa is
shall make of renanins unpaid and
s sna and R s ss of sa village sn ana report the same " the Pres
dent Of @ 5 % @ the a % the n nSs
pss S'a sse bidder P0 Saa as
place
published printed and circulated within said Village
n, ., land cannot be sold uno0 n
for SUCH ap Village Sf tSe
upon pu
when the be entitled
not pay village
g. t Ter T na %s H. IN s & r.
BsGn Of assigns Conveyance y of 1T, id purchase o d purchasers his or their
ORDINANCE XVI.
@ Go 1T TzE SS SD @ THnHra AS" REGULATING
NO shall exercise the business trade agiQnee
Ssa tea and S 4ss village app aS pP s
'FS s proper! giant license
dent person. good character orons prescribed in the
shall
- y S @
s ths @ gS snd e% S the dh S %
i % ,.9S
the Village not exc hundred dollars
shall Is date %
an @ o gP G s' . h s sG aa
coed five dollars per day for every d e to sell and eeepte SINH
anan o1a lS h apphsso sender se a %
persons any engaged IN business
that when iss, he an desire,
dollars for discretion the prss
SEC Ordinance shall not construed to require any licensed
license whom
bell ss1 n be d oS collect bidders
tensl be used to collect bidders at auction
street Of following articles to-
G POUNDS
THAT x Sn shall not oOa enenm
roSs asso soe buns store Reeon street. or within ten
SsTSa mot G ' &
pressed sentence payment may Committed
,s' % @ s S IS%a p % S d ei thee &
both fine discretion of the Court ~ "
ORDINANCE XyII.
DEfILIsG PAW Paw RIVER
0 ssG q, s1 r 4S for , @ 81 %
animal spoiled meat
5a shall lawful %
half hve ocleck until half eight O'Clock
ordinance thereof By exceed e
committed
unless such fine be in
imprisonment in OF the " ''
ORDINANCE XvIII
THEREOF
person persons or
81 sSIs s i y lss
limits Of the Village d Paw Paw for which shall
licensed the license Village in
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ORDINANCE XIX.

ORDINANCE XIX.
orHm GAN on ! :
shall lawful to leave ho
bind p. sssIss s sny :sss n s a village
e.ms sS BAH an" o R be w S amy pn aai village at AM
orSsnc poS S
nv and ~ % be paid s s to 1s
the oGsn M of the of ss not to s
h the hs
ORDINANCE XX.
PoysDs AND 70 EsssaN
LARGE IS THEW VILLAGE OF PA
village p s s Establish be Ss the an. sah s 81
9s Sos sheep
park. tho VA
forcing oss -. entering iS,G1
the a the
na pd % ssoon OF Sis ornsnc
sss :ss ::: ie
M Paw y sss % 9s sn s s
a ANY Of s village ss % or 1ss Ss % on the ss I'd
hS s. o ons s ss
. sa a d a s
% sfa nn sn pS S % sSs Rs # 5 aaa
s s1s d S % s s
ns amount Of sSn % sna Ssg and when and under
G A. rs
satisfactory proof
Marshal Mar. shall keep full and perfect record =. ss
visions this and ss the same in the the
, 5 s Ss & cd ss @ OF @
dollars and costs OF be paid within limited
@ y: jail Of the s6 COUNTY nS
So such ans and M h discretion Of thee s days
ORDINANCE XXI.
Re,a1ce 10 Contract TOR Printing.
shall be the duty of the printing
notice
published
Village required published be-
ase Paw notice the committee aha s ope
the next succeeding the date OF such notice to the lowest
reject any proposal
shall award the printing any and shall be determined M sa
t So President and Tre that ' not oh for S a on
% sGn h Ssn nn ad sG to- ee a rn
ing the Gnexpired portion of year. D' 80 ''
ORDINANCE XXn
Fir, department.
Sec 1.-The Village consist
and the President and Trustees Village the
Village together paid as the pres
Assistant
incompency
o. r. c s r sss BS ,a @ the @
think the those Joining the
nOP al me sz ss
ana Sra @ %s g
&C. &; Fire
,t ,,a $1,000 49,. . ~.
force shall be- under h and CONTROL but whose
TT shall duty
and engine and there direct the work under the direction of the Se
ca the engine to be and ceaRed ne
Sec. 5The Fire shall elect their officers
Secretary make bylaws
the an ae T s9 ordnance Es @ Vss tine 'r
for neglect OF duty or violations OF the bylaws of said Company and shall
direction of the Chief Engineer the President and Trustees otherwise
person persons present any
officers the Fire the
see shan be lawful for the Officers Of the Fire Department TIC re-
que the aid of citizen drawing said machine place for the
shall make
within the limits making
alarm knowing to be false
Immediately the alarm
churches with which they
wlfuy Manner
other apparatus building containing the belonging
Engineer or cap with the words Chief
Engineer belt
The Assistant Engineer shall also
ant Engineer the fronsece belt with the
employ paid
engineers they deem such salary they
of their pleasure.
all
ton of the Chief Engineer and his Assistants.
Sec who shall
Justice Of the Peace of the Township shall
thereof the County Jail of Van Rnn County
may imprisoned in the County Jail
exceed thirty by both
ORDINANCE XIII.
Re,dGre % Sideralks.
built and KEEP. in REPAIR
by of the lands 'front.'
lots at their
expense sidewalks which Main street shall not be
the portion OF Main street not less than four feet wide
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PUEBLO Shows
" shall not he lawful
publicly
Village
previously licensed Village
behalf thereof
desiring purposes
Village SHALL
IN their a
of such exhibition.
Amy violating the provisions
within
default
unless suel fine paid
snch fine and imprisonment In the discretion
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STREETS PLACES IN
PRoHBIr
MAIN STREET VILLAGE
limits village
PAW horse
o or
the
within limited
committed
exceed
period
both ia the discretion Court
AI.IaIArA ArI1Ir2 ~
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Any shall mmoderatey race any
other of
Paw SHALL convieton
and paid within be expressed in
be
County Jail OF Van Buren, County motto
County of Van Buren, period
no M thr discrpto of fms
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
TRACT NO. 2.
A Bargain A Bargain !!


A Bargain A Bargain J!
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
IA containing One Hundred and Eigh-
ty-seven and half Acres, more or less,
lying just beyond the incorporate limits
Of Edgetield Village, about two acres Of
it extending within said limits. Upon
the land is good Dwelling House OF two
stories and rooms, with fire-placcs to
each room, besides a store-room. attached
and q servants house in the yard. Also
q good Gin House, a two story Barn, and
stable room for any use. The place has
three tenant houses, conveniently ar-
ranged, upon it; and it is well watored,
having several fine springs, aud suifi-
ciently timb bered. Terms reasonable.
Apply to or address,
r. G. M. DUNOVANT,
Real Estate Agent.
March 3, 5f13
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tions otsthes other. ana fne oriae lean
ed on the window and cried, while
the groom iooked the other way and
acted crSss. Me- Hoyt was very
mueh,annpy at the smell aud made
mp lis mind twas his dety tospeak
to the groom about it. So he intro
duced himself and toidthes IS groom he
ought to do something to ocufe those
feet of his. The groom looked ct
him Indignantly, but Mr.. Hoyt con-
tinued: you may thinlsit will wear
off, but it won't. ! knew man in
Fond du Lac whose feet persplred as
bad as yours, aud it was slmoat I'M
possible to stay in room with MIN.
He had TO sleep with his feet out the
window, and the neighbors complain
ed to the health officers. One day he
=" At this point
The bridegroom Called His Wife.
Aud they Indignantly left the car
Mr.. Hoyt WAS annoyed. The smell
renamed, and people all around him
got up and went to the forward end
sot the car, or to the rear, and there
were dozen empty seats when the
conductor came IN, and lots of peo
pie standing up. The conductor got
| one sniff and said whoever has
got that piece of Limberg cheese in
his pocket will have to go IN the emf
| grant carr They all looked at Hoy t.,
land the conductor went up to him
and asked him if he didn't know any
better than to carry around such
cheese as that. Hoyt said he hadn't
got nc cheese. The conductor insist
ed that he had, and told hin to turn
his pockets wrong side out. Hoyt
| isbbed his hands into his pockets and
felt something cold and clammy: He
drew his hands out empty, turned
pale, and said he didn't have any
cheese. The conductor insisted on
his feeling again, and he brought to
L
the surface a compile Of human ears, a
finger and thumb. What in the
pane OF the apostles have you there,
says the conductor. "Do you belong
to any establishment that sends cam,
ed missionary to the heatten cannl-
bs's 2. Hoyt told the conductor to
come into the baggage Car ard he
would explain all, and as he passed
by the' passengers with both hands
fill of the remains, the passeo gers
were ready to lynch Hoyt. lie told
the conductor, where he had been,
and the boys had played It on him,
and the fingers and things were thrown
beside. the track, where some 2ne will
frd them and think murder had
been conlmiste!i Afterwards Hoyt
sent into, The car and tried to apollo
ssize to the ola maid, bat she said il!
he didn't goaway from her she would
scream. Hoyt would always rather
20 Away THAI have a. woman scream
r. is trying 10 think OF some way
10 get eyen-with the boys at, R'ist'5
Medical College.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03

= = 1911 3syits
BY F. pnET HARTE-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
Fer NEARLY ALI Enclosures and fora Better Fence
ECONOMY, tEle seiswick Fence has equal

Being Dipped spoof paint it wIa lifetime and better
haU board fence every respect 1t Of much greater strength and dn
raby than arbed fence 1t affected by heat and cold owing
its peculiar construction allowing contraction and taking all expansion
Stock against without injury either stock Pigs and
Poultry restrained behan by other fence We ask for
trial. fully believing that all satisfied Wire
thing have reduced the until it within the
reach OF farmers 9szE
We specially recommend fence for bottom lands will allow
passage water be arranged hang fast places when
the food will tear posts exposed places None {" will
washed away.
fencing its implies made of the best lnealed steel
The margin top and bottom nearly straight and
which telegraph The body
The breaking of No about $500 pounds and No. 13
about pounds The of e mesh is the length
breadth cstirg postal will go through FIVE inch
mesh without touching at the four So
single expected break with less than 300 pounds
and the wire viii break before the twist viii slip
50 inch nch maeh farm fence AZ nch
inch Free hut not high enough restrain rachy
nesh fourth for the height
cor1espong better 46 inches higher will be found reliable
stock think 4 inch preferable We make 66 and 0inoh
.ey wherever high fences needed and
cheaper sorce can be used for that purpose.
using netting front yr fence railing and base board takes
place the ends Of the fence and makes ornamental
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
Butler anu Conkiibg.
EpeEglELp, S. c, Feb %.

CDGEsiELD, .. " c9o %.
Editors Evening Nea0s
In a aate issue OF the Columbus
tGa.) 9un We fad tbe following
From the meagrs report received
it is clear that. the South Carolina
Senator (Mr. Butler) made IA very
unnecessary aud uncalled for attack
OF Mr.. Conkling,S f New York, and
the impartial Judgment of the aver
age reader will say that Conkiing
treated him right, We are no al@ir
er of the naughty New York san'tar
bat all wi.o have observed his Sena
torial department must admit that he
has a way Of dislnissing from his con
seiousness the existence Of those whc
would annoy him that is adnirably
audacious. He is not ligot @9ish'
at any time, but his setting down oil
Senator Butler was unusually hsavy,
but Senator B6t!erinvitel it.
There are quite a number OF. lick
spittle" papers in the Sonth ready to
FIRE into any man from the South who
has the nerve to ca+ spade q spade
Senatori Butler Gid lust what he
should have done, and he is patr otic
enough 10 DO it every time. W hen
he spoke OF Conkling's "s@a:, gering
insolence, he called it by ih* light
name; and ifany ybody : as itdown
on, it Was Conkiing "sit down OF By
Butler. God grant the time is not
far distant when Southern newspapers
will lave the manhood 10 sustain
their representatives for speaking
out in the interest Of the South, and
not cater to the prejadices Of sncil
cowardly bnllies as o0nklins
~ .sa Vt. ID. II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03

LET THE HILL SIDES ALoNE.--The
farmers Of the county are Dow cleal
ing up many old2felds, and prepar
ing them for corn or cotton. Thi,
suggestion we would make. Do not
clear up the hill sides. Leave them
to grow up in anything that will grow
en- them, so as to prevent washiag
away. 1t is false economy to clear
up any land the top sol, Of which
will wash of in few years. This
system has defaced our county with
innumerable gullies. Let the hill
sides aloI c.-Pickens Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
gaefelp obertiser
rae EMOCR -0E-c.aLVER.s.


BY F. naST HARTE-
We'll, ,log my eats Say, stranger.
You must have travelled far!
just food your lower level -
And light fresh cigar.
Don't tell me! In this weather!
yon hsofed itssllirhe wny
Well, slics my liver lengthwise,!ae
: Why, stranger, what's to pay? -
s:,.Hansir.' yer wifc, you, teli-me!
- Well now dog-gone my skin!
She tho aghi you. .tdeari and buried.
And fhen bestowed her fin
Upon another fellow! 4
Just put it here, old pard?
Some fellows, strike the soft things.
But you haye hit it hard. 80
"rm right onto your feelins. m -,
know how itwould be,
IL my own shrub stopped over
And got away from me. s..j
Bay, stranger, that old sage hen, si1a
sThats cookin' thar inside,
Is warranted the finest wool, g
And just square yard wide.
.I wo ,ldnT hurt yer; farduer,
But I tell you, no man
Was ever blessed Us am
With that old pelican.
ITS goin' on some two year
Since she was fined to me.
She W As:, widder prior,
Her name was Sophy Lee
s.Good G5d Old man.. what's happened
Her? She? Is that the one?
That's her? Your wife, You tell me?
Now reach down for yer gun.
I never injured no man,
Aud no man me, bu. squealed,
And any one who takes her
Muss do it d-d well heeled:
Lisiens Surely. Certainly
Til let you look at her,
Peep through the door, she's in thar,
Is TINT your furniture
Spsak. man, quick! You're mistaken
No: Yours! You recognize
Sly wife, yonr wife the same ons?
Thstnsn aio!sayssa, lissfSzs3
-sDon' s.niina ShasI say, pardner,
I'm net much on the gnsh. -
Bat this. thing come, down on me
Li.te.flars upon @ ans',
III that = your wife-hoM -s5eaiy!
That bottle. Now, my enat,
She'll think ME dead as YOU were,
My;pipe. Thar. I'm ailoat.
'.Rus let;ne leave a message.
No; tell her that died.
S,,, no; not that way, either,
Just tell her that /, cried.
ls.don'5 rain much. Now, parlner,
be to her what:I'.ee been.
or t,y The God that hates you,
You'll sAe me back agains'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
Notice of Discharge.

A iLpersons interested. either as cred
IA itOrs or legatees of the Estate OF j
Preston De.oach, deceased. are hereby
notified that the undersigned, as Exec
utors on said Es.ate, will apply for ri
nal Discharge on the 10th day ol Marc.
next, before tho Probate Judge OF Edge
field county.
y MANLY DELOACH, 10 -
Feb. e. 1881. 4tl0
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
Notice!

NOTICE is hereby given that w. T.
~ Kinnaird. Administrator OF the es-
tate Of DR.. o. w. Allen, decd, will make
a final settlement IN the Office OF the Pro-
bate Judge for Edgefield County, on the
18th day of March, A. D. 1881, and will
apply fora discharge. ON said day as Adj
mipistrator Of said estate.
II. W. ADDISON and
BETTIS & WARDL wv,
Feb. 9. 'Sl.--5tl0( Attv's. for Ad'or.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-03-03
Law Notice.

T LEARN; that, during my ill.health
Il some person either by mistake oil
through malice, circulated the report
that I'had abandoned the practice Of Law
Having recovered my health, / will at
tend promptly to all business entrusted
TO me in the Courts of this State and oi
the United States.
a S. B. GRIFFIN.
Dee. {, 1889. Ssal