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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

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Report of Finance Committee on COM
munication of NJ. Granary, was receiv-
cd and on motion Of Mr.. +. Gard ere,
duly seconded and carried, the salary of
Treasurer was fixed at $500 for the en-
suing year. Statement from Geo. W.
Buckner, relative to lnjunctions against
the Parish on account of tax sales was
received, after some deliberation Oh the
subject, Mr.. Buckner was instructed to
defend the Parish in such cases.
BY Mr.. Randolph THAT the Tax
Collector be instructed to notify all par
ties owing parish taxes, and to proceed
Immediately to the collection of the same
according to law.
| Objections of Mr.. c. A. Roberts, rela-
! tive to road, were on motion of Ran
dolph, referred TO Mr.. Stokes.
BY Mr.. Gardero Resolved, That the
| SUN III OllC lHOlSstliu uultatS, VI 81 ullICU
thereof as may be necessary, be set apart
ont of the contingent fund for the yeal
1881, the said amount to be appropri
ated towards the repairs of the levee'
fronting the Mississippi river within this
parish, wherever needed; seconded by
Began, laid over until next regular
meeting
The President then appointed tht
following committee:
Committee on Finance-Gardere, Ran
dolph, Hnguet.
Committee on Charity-Ed. Davis
Fairchild's, j. A. Stokes.
Committee Bond g. Credentials-Har
elson, BogaH, Stokes.
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uary and December. III w
The jury then adjourned to the 3rd
Tuesday of April, 1881.
ANDREW JACKSON, President.
NJ. GRANARY Secretary pro tenn.
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Saarritd.

PEARCE-ENDT-A the residence OF the
brides mother in this city, on March 9th, at
o .ock I'M, by the Ivv. Joel I. Dawes, MIR
.JonY ". PEARCE and Miss NELLIE NJ. ENDr
both of this city.
If sterling worth on the side Of the
groom and beauty and excellence as the
attributes of the bride, can bless the
union oftwoyoungand lovinghearts, then
the twain, who, hand IN hand, have de-
termined to march through the rugged
paths of life, will reap the full measure
of the worlds happiness and prosperity
They will please accept the CAPlToLlANS
thanks for kind and substantial remem
branceS.
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Franklin Sun: On last Sunday morn
inc, Mrs. Mirandi Sims, living near
Bayou Macon, was standing by the lire
place, sowing button on her brothers
shirt, when her clothing took fire and
she was severely burned. The lady
would have been fatally injured had 1t
not been for the prompt action of her
husband, r. n. Sims, who smothered the
fire with his hands. Mrs. Sims is suffer-
ing a great deal, though it is hoped that
her injuries may not prove fatal. - On
last Saturday, darkey at N. L. How
er's store, bet dollar that he conld
burst dry goods box an inch thick
with his head. He butted against 1t
"eoat fashion," and broke the box into
pieces. He then wayered that no man
in the crowd could knock him down
with an inch plank by striking him on
the head. A six foot darkey picked up
plank and came down with al! his
might upon the poor boys head, and
the plank shvered to pieces without
moving the festive bettor. He then, foI
treat for the crowd, allowed another
man to break a brick over his head,
which was done. We claim for this dar-
key the champion belt as "huttlst.
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STALL NO. 6,

BATON ROUGE MARKET,
Announces to his friends ard the public. gener:
ally, that he is prepared to supply the demand
for the CHOICEST BEEF, VEAL, MuIIoN
AND PORK that thi- or the New orleans mar
ketS afford leOE.
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Committee Internal Improvements

Committee Internal Improvements
Montegudo, Began, HARRISON.
The appointed committee composed
of Messrs. Davis and Montegudo to ex-
anime and receive as per contract Red
Wood Bridge.
The President was instructed to con.
fer with the District Attorney, Geo. W.
Buckner, with view of having a copy
of fee bill for Magistrates and Consta-
bles made out and furnished to each
Magistrate and Constable
By Mr.. Gardere THAT any surplus
funds of 1878 not otherwise appropriated
be paid to Mr. Palm for parish map.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

The mail boat, Morning Star, reap
peared on time yesterday evening, hav-
ing occupied but two days in New Or
leans in having necessary repairs done
to her screw. She will, as usual, con-
tinue to do her duty with regularity.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

PERKY, Hnnston County, Ga, Jan. 20, 1880.
III the year 1873, there were two negro pris-
oncrs Confined in the Jail of this county, who
were very badly afflicted with that loa,hsome
disease Syphilis. In my official capacity as
Urdi AIRY, employed Capt. &. 7 Swift then a
resident of this place, to care them, under a
contract, no c,,2c no pay" Ee administered
to them his celebrated Syphitie Specific aud
in a few weeks fel, bound, under my contract
TO pay HIM cut Of the county treasury, Us he
had etlecteda complete and raccal cnre
II testimony hereunto set my Off.
SEAL cial signature and seal
A. S. GILES,
e Ordinary Houston County, Georgia
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, February, IA, 1879
We take pleasure III saying that the s. s. S. is
giving good satisfaction We have had excel
lent T. suits from number of cases. One gen.
tlenan who had been confined to his bed sig
,peeks with Syphiitic rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks in the highest praise
eff il. 1t also acts MS well in primary as in
secondary and tertiary eases.
CHILES & BERRY,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propn.
et0rs, Atlanta Ga. ~
Sold by W. I. CLUVERlHS.
Call for a copy of Young Mems Friend
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STOLEN.

Stolen from Forlorn Hope Plantation, on Sun
day night, 9th of February, light bay mule
IL to Is hands high A liberal reward will be
paid for the recovery of said property, and an
additional reward for such evidence az will con-
Wet the thief. ANGER Il AlCOi'.
mar s-v3-uoli.l0.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

Who also has fresh and we'll selected stock of
Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medi.
cines. Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles. Pocket
knives. Razors and Scissors of the hes English
Manufacturers. Pistols. Cartridges and Shells.
Perique and other brands of Smoking Tobacco,
Merschaum and Briar Pipes in great variety;
Imported and Domestic Ci ars, White Rose
Cologne very fine; Four Syrnps 10 popular for
Coughs and Co Dis, MallolIs Condition Powders
and LiuimeHt for Stock; White Lead Mixed
Paints aud cOlcrs ground in oil Kalsamne all
colo Agent for the sale of Lyons Celebrat-
ed Preparations Ftederickson's Indelible Cot.
ton. Ma king Ink, and other preparations Ca.
sey Is Belt and Oil Compound, Invaluable whore
gum or leather belts are ns d My stock il
kept up and complete all the time md ali goods
! sod at reasonable rates. would ask the spe.
cial attention of Physicians and Country Mer.
chants to my low prices, &C., feeling confident
that can suit them both as EQUALITY and nrce.
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Respectfully SuDmltIeu-
NJ. GRANARl, Treasurer.
Auditors Report.
AUDITORS OFFICE, }
PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGE, I
March {. 1881. }
To the President and Members Of the Police
Jury of the parish of East Baton Rouge:
Gentlemen-Since my last report L
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Respectfully submitted,
O.P. SKOLFIELD, Parish Auditor.
BUDGET FOR 1881.
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Respectfully submitted.
NJ. GRANARI,
Parish Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, East Baton Rouge,
March 8, 1891.
To the President and Members Of the Police
Jury OF East Baton Rouge:
Gentlemen-Below please find my
statement of amount of Poll tax returned
by Tax Collector:
Collections from Collector. ......S133 w
Less amount paid Collector for
Commissions ...--.- ~ 81
Amount paid JOS. T. Young for 49, 80
pro rata assessment. ----..-.- - 81
Total $102 62
Balance $50 Sc
Total .....--.--.-- 900 W
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TRUNKS. VALISES, ETC
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-10

Lieut.. NJ. j. lamar, u. s. A., the pop
ular instructor in military tactics and
commandment of cadets, at the University,
has favored us with a copy of the Cecil
Md Democrat, containing an interest
ing record, proving Marshal Ney to have
been an American. We willpubiish the
same soon.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

POLICE JURY RooH, PARISH EAST BATON ROUGE,
oN'o' March 6, 1881.
Regular meeting of the Jury.
Present--Mr. A. Jackson. President;
and Messrs. HARRISON, Gardere, Monte
guido, Davis, Randolph, Huguet, Stokes,
Fairchilds and Began.
The minutes of the last regular meet
inps held OH Tuesday January IL, 1851,
and Tuesday February 8, 1881, were read
and approved.
The following reports were read ana
received:
Treasurer's Report.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, !
EAST BATON ROUGE, March 8, 1881.
To tho President and Members Of the Police
Jury:
GFNTLEMEN-Below you will please
find my statement from last report to
7th of March 1881:
Balance last report. 3 l'o.9o
Jan. 21st, 1881, received ofcol-
lections from Collector, for =,
December, 1880. 16,O6361
Feb. ID, 1881, received of col
Ian. 1881 .. 2,6l3.47
Total receipts $l8,SF.7s
ADVERTISEMENTS
Jan. 2lst, 1881, warrants as
cash from Collector for Dec. !,
1880 .S 1864!
Jnrv certificates -. 1,178.3(
Certit;cates of Indebtedness. 26.0(
Allowed claims ..-.-.-.---. 10. a,
Witness certificates TAI;
Jury certificates ..-.-..-.~. 24.4'
Feb. 14th, 1881, warrants as
cash from Collector for Jan.
| 1s31 - S0t.5t
Irrv certificates 1868
! Cash warrants of 1880. ..-.... 9,''o.o'
Sl6,76.O;
Cash balance 2,H1 9;
S16,S47.9
poopoot fully suhInjtted
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Pleasant Note From NinetY-Six.

\ N.NETG-SiN, July iSJ 1851.
ME~SHS. EDITORS: The ddrcrti%cr is
like home folks TO ne, and am alwal 5
anxious to get ii: it treas Of home ~
fairs. / was amused: at Jim P0w's ugly
bench, and, take out the Hon. Clint
Ward. it was certainly hard favored
set. Either cne Of the crew could do a
good business in Il stock country wean-
ing mule colts. Dock King made very
near IL ccrrec: statement about Kin"rd ::
sheep, but ! expect he stretched a little
about that seven acre pasture, milk
honey, SC. bid he tell yCu he paStured
the most o: his stock outside the cow
pen." as Hiram Nav calls il? We nave
been trying the COW pen plan abo''t five
years, and can state, ~ q circumstance
in It's favor that there have been seven
car loads of IA; cattle shipped FROM our
Depot this Spling. our cattle have im-
proved, and We can get good prices for
them. know of several COWS now Il at
could he sold FOR rs much as sixty or
seventy five dollars We have heeu
very Dir, aad upland e'rn is used ny.
Cotton looks well where early planted;
DR.. Sanders has the lincs; in .he county.
r.
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Death O. Islac Jones, Esq


This old ara iinis-hunored citizen was
found dead in lis bed. "n Friday morn
in.r last. q. the residence OF his sister.
Ny. E'l;yahe;h Watson-which had lon..
bcen his home--near Ridge Sp ing. he
WAS the fourth of the .lone:. brothers wh"
from, their cradles have been such nron'-
inent and patriotic citizens OF old Edge
teld--,he sons u: Col. Mat Jones. Of very
cld.times, WHO lived, lied and was hu-
ried at the place now owned by ms
dan".,tcr Ms. Elizabeth Watson. Con
seoueutly Mr.. Isaac Jones died where
he was bora, and rests with his fathers.
He was aged about - years MAJOR
Abram Jones. two year. Older, still sur
wives him. a. do also Mrs. Mari:a UregI.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson and Capt. Lewis
Jones. all Younger. Andrew Jones'
lanes Jones and William joues haze
Iouw heen dead Mr.. Isaac Jones. VINO
never married, was for long period "i
his lie, a. Our people know, Il Ihh' Wh"sc
naturally noble qualities "efe marfen
nv strong drink: though even IBIS never
dimmed his maply generosity and IN
,;,c,hle love OF truth. Bat his last SIX
or eight wears nobly redeemed this IaiI
;no During all this time he was fi"id!y
tem perste, and joiningthe Baptist Eha''n
at Ridge Spring. berane not only zeal
ous hut almost "A fanatic in the ca''sc 1
! religion. And thus, we are relolccn u
s,v he dicd-workinc itbJnily III ;h'
cause of his Master and humbly COM
dent of his final acceptance with Christ
He is supposed to have died OF heart dis
e,se, and. froin ali appearances, without
pain oc struggle.
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gngeaaeIb aDDsrtiser.
TERMS $3.50 per Annum
Rates of Advertising

Advertisements win be inserted at the
rate of $l.5c per square (ten minion lines.
or less) for the first insertion, and one
dollar per square for eacn subsequent in
sertlon.
A liberal discount will bemade to those
wishing To advertise bv the year.
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Keen Sending.

The Agricultural Deparl!lIeHV Hds Te-
ceived fine specimens OF what and oats
from Edgeield.-RegisteJ
To the Penitentiary.
The prisoners sentenced by Judge
Presley last week have already been
taken TO the Penitentisry by Sheriff W.
Fl. QUITS.
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Catholic Services.

Catholic Services.
Father Wilson will hold divine ser
vices in our Catholic Church on Sunday.
the 18th ins ant,
Gray and Cooper. Martintown and
Choty.
On our outside may be found interest
ing communications from these GUAR
ters.
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Johnston Township

1t seems that the town OF Johnston
with miles Of territory in each direo-
ton, is now aseparate and distinct Town.
ship er Edge6eld County-no longer p
nart OF Pickens Flow this came 10 he
so, We cannot exactly explain. hut it IS
= fact nevertheless.
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OUR AGENTS

W. W. OwpoN. Chappells, S, c.
W. H. YELDELL, I.ongrnires.
JOHN II. HUIET. Batesville.
w. A. oDoM, Meeting Street.
]. K. DURsT, Kirkseys x Roads.
+. B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
TYEE ETHEREDGE, Leesville, $. c.
j. f. Cook, Graniteville, S. c.
DR.. JOHN p. ABNEY, Langley, S. c.
Capt. G. w. NIXON, Woodlawn, s.
n. w. BRooKER. Ridge, S. C.
JoHS CAUGEMAS, Caughman's Store
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ICE. .CE.. itE..
Always on hand, N
DlCk .ANDEES SOE'S.


c4~ Please remember that N'M. NIL
i!EnlN IL Co.. 81; Broad st.. Augusta.
Ca. have ON hand a very inl stock OF
Hoors. SHoEs and HATS. wE:ch are OF
ierrd nt Low P'1ccS ior CeS". Don fail
20 give them cali when yo; v.Si. u
GllS!a.
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From the Schools.

We hear OF our Young people, here and
and there, returning from school and
college for summer vacations: and we
wouid be glad 10 chronicle al such il FIVE
knew Them. Among the lately rcinrned
are Cadet,I. Il. Lanier, >nn of Capt. j. y
Lanier, from the Charlotte Military IN
stitute: Cadets John Blocker. i. \. Tim
norman, j. B. Edwards and Samuel t.i-
wards-the two latter Of Mt. Willing
from the t;reenville Military mstituie
and Mr.. Frank Tompkins, son oi Coz.
Jack Tompkins. from the Holy CommU-
niou institute. Charleston
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Clyde's Chapel.

rhis is new Methodist Church 5 miles
)m Mt Willing on The way TO Bates
nurg. It is not yet quite finished; and
we learn that the ladies NJ the congret a.
tion, assisted by the citizens generally,
are to give en entertainment Oh Wednea-
dvy the l$.h, f,r the purpose Of raising
iurxher funds.
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Dead Mules !,

Commissioners Butler has received Il
letter from onr han"red .ud i"n" headed
fellow citizen. nr "a. Mrkic. -ayiu=
that yrea. deai OF damaged Western
corn is being >oid throughout this STATE
and Georgia, ANA that i! j. certain death
TO stock. In Tie latter STATE one farmer
lost eight mules that were fed en- this
coru. ioleuelI;~tief - vs-thn'islsolls ci
bushels OF this damaged grain is ho!mg
sold in South Carolina. and that j, can
be readily TOLD by q dark spot in the cen
ire. + ii not & great ;ti'surdity for States
like Georgia and South Carolina to rely
upon the NeS, Tor their corn: A long AS
tic Southern agriculurali>t relies upon
the WeS, Tor hog amt hcuiny. he will
he IN the hands oi The merchant who
rams lis farm for him., he acting merely
as an oYer>Per.
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Stock Law at Pine Grove.

We are requested to annonnr" that
there will he discussion OF the stock
law question at Pine Grove school house
in the Mine Creek section on Saturday
the 10th July, at 2 O'Clock p. u. Advo-
Gates and opponents Of the measure are
alike urged 10 be present.
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1900 Double JMmasI Towels rul iown from M 10 c e
Remnants
Yards Remnants DC yar
Sea Island. slightly damaged, yard
The en- cent
ar loads Trunk down
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The Cohesive Power Of Wealth

on Monday ..tternoon during Corrt, "e
saw very line vehicles nld horses hrfore
the Penn pruS Store. Tire t;cl' peopIo
who owned .hen were within drinking
soda watee. They t3'rneG ",'t 10 he nr'
VIII pre>cotl, OF the Yves; Side, nld
Capt. Cal. Kinard Of the stock law Ia
naan. Capt, Gal. was down at Court and
was GOING oui to spend the night "lth
Dr. VIII. And thus it i !i.at ,ac ri..ii
men Of il!c North ANA the r!ch men OF
the West -ravi!atc towards snch olher-
while Il miserable newspaper wretch
stands ON a narrow iron balcony aud
pans Iiur bare breath
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nelientf ] Time at Trenton.

The entertainment OF the Episcopal Ia
dies Of Trenton, on Thursday evening
next, promises delightful time TO AL
who attend. Suppose the young people
generally, oil our village make up q grand
moonlight excursion in honor of this oc-
,caSion,
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Barr Peaches.

our honored agricultural. hortirnltu-
raj nom pioeical friend. The Rev. j. W.
Barr. sen,,s Us basket Of delicious
neacbes-clear-stone-- a grand treat. we
t,ank him warwly. And when, later in
the season, he shalt send ns some OF his
wonderful .Stump the World. we VIII
walk on our head and .amp over the
comet.
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Missing Mar

Information wanted OF James +. Scott,
route agent OF fSnodgrass Ii co. He has
not been heard of for some weeks and
fears are entertained of foul play. Ad
dress Rev. ?. T.. Morton, Berzelia, Ca,
and Mrs. Jas. Scott. Sugar Grove, Smythe
,rn Va
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Sorry TO Lose Him.

We Gu: the following from The Seneca
City Journal; and Edgefie'd is sosy TO
lose so good citizen: MIR. E. z. Cole
man has leased Mr.. NJ. ". Coleman :
ilouring mills aud has consented 10 live
among us. We welcome such good citi
-
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Of for Texas.
Pinckney Blalock.

AT the late commencement exercises
OF the State Institution for the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind, at Cedar Springs, near
Spartanburg, this young gentleman, the
son Of Mrs. Camilla Blalock, held Il very
prominent place on the programme an,
was especially admired rs an accom-
plished musician. He plays extremely
we'll on both the piano and the cornet;
and his solos on these instruments upon
the occasion to which we refer, arc re-
ported to have been very line.
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ELEGANT jEwslRy CHEAP.

~ i'irn:,.'..', Sc, AMI nhn.,l'" i,;vd''
~. r,tEs "a. iuii"nr+ iiirI'a,aii.'''; "tiriS io' =
>hy-i tttln: Ia" E''!,:i i:H!.' contains :, C"'
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lac st u a.'" si"':> G' ''' to ;'i '!il t".!ar
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visi'Ip. ,rsr,.s. Al ini' ''': =" y'ni:or "a 's
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Tho !:y.i t.,.,.; cont:s;;'N >n;"rt ahc'hys;
rn. eli =, III; coral a.',u ,'' iii i"s. ii:it, neck
Lace rnr,li Si.'V'. pI,in'.N, u-rnt"i c,,d piat'>
j,rat.r"> r...-,rr i'i. L"i'. lsi,. h'iN .srt E"r
:,!al: -l,-I 'urt 1T, ,ie ~ ="'; pat. >''"> i"tr\
..I,,U -H.,ri i.in. -'n,i!n" !ttN'i ''i'p Hn >Iuc
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ic .l.N, .I,.l,' :, ''i. .'..INt btiun. i.'rtec
iinE :y.i..i -; !' ''ii!a ="Hi Yla'r rinZ: n"hh'
..u,o.u ~. Nui'~.- "tT-rncs wi'a /. 'i:,lrnn
..:.;nc-. sc.> 'i,it comm. ainriiy>t snt, lady :
fl' ;.'n'"i -" rtt Niil' >;"'" Sr!!inrS j"i an,
..i,,i.h >,.r, ti,. ,t.. .u!'. 'ir sleeve n,i"i,s
Ihr Who'll a. ',i> magnificent v0i:c'tinn S,nt
,..lvc ~ i..'l t.r i inr 49,. '"r -; Vl''s lrt
g IN ir I-l.: .a>iiI Il ti,'ii = Il" ei A'f'sN.
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rItr M NSrN ';L'i:E says: this "ninnany -
,.f,,t r..;i,i,.v .,ii.l th.. O:.' they Civ" Tor
rnI. ;,l,.npv l. '.-.nnuine.
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Colored Sunday School Convention.
Railroad Meeting.

The Directors oi the Edgetieid, Tren-
ION anG Aikan Railroad are 10 hold Il
meeting in Aiken on Thursday Of this
week. We hope they wi!i apply for ;:n
extension OF time ~ regards the convicts
shee nuw have, -lt-,t.'}.
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New Turnip Seed

Turnip sowing time Is now at hand.
The crisis is mn important one. q. l..
Penn & Son have justr:reived sheir us@-
al annual installment Of fine saed. Con-
suit .heir card in another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07

Capt. James Darn Of Sleepy Cree il
a. We used TO say III olden times "ii"r
more among uS.-come oHt from his
home in Webster County, Ga.. 8" attend
lhc wedding Of his grand daughter, Miss
Laura Parker. Mrs. born accompanies
him: and they both seem 10 dciy tiiaF'
Taree OF ihrir children sill live aTu"nS
MS. Mrs. Ur. Parker. Nj Marion born
and NJ. Rufus Dom. The latter al the old
sleepy Creek homestead. IL L great
pleasure 10 see Capt ana Mrs. Dorm look
inc so we'll, and +" know that III the new
home Of their old age they are blessed
with - much Of happiness and prosper
ity. The old gentleman has beer I" 'hat
with us, and has told asa pleasant tale
Of the dear o:d t,!@eheid people; wh" live
nronnd him III georgia The .'ennl;igse>,
the Wises. the Minick>. lhr pr"l'>-Rn-
fns Dean. ,Gc npni,",t :rlj"w HAT eyer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
Magnolia Passenger Route.

r'onr ROYAL. ~ AUGUSTA RAILWAY. ;
AUGUSTA, Ga, May IA, 1881. ,
The following schedule will be operal'
ed on and after May. l3th:
,;OINt; SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07

Guto rt.NN'S Drug Store tor new
style Ely TRAPS.
May 25-2lt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
SODA w A r e e.

I,ALL al The BONANZA SALOON,
y and gct the most delicious Arctic
Soda Water. Ali the different svrllps
kept. 2n2G