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For the Advertiser.
A Tramp Arrested.

MEssRa EDITORS: We have been hear
ing ior the last wccg OF crazy negro wo-
man tramrlng the Liberty Hill and Range
vicinities She hes been in the neshbor.
hood Of Cold Spring for the last few days.
II IL rumored that she has cursed two
white ladies Of the Range, threatened the
lie Of MIR. John West and stole bed clothes
from negroes living on the premises Of Mr..
Henry Eussey. This morning VIC do.ain-
ed her III the road, and in answer to cues
tons we received the most sarcastic re-
iolndcrs, and profanity and vui5a isa.a
that beggar description. By incessant III
terrosstlvea. she gave us the following
history OF herself, whercupon an affidavit
was made to T J. Mathis and 3 warrant
Immediately issued for hor arreat. Said
che: usad to belong to Mr.. Jancs Mob
Icy. worked one year With Mr. Sam
Bruce. Ny name is Sindy Morley. nm
from Fairfield county; aE1 I; IldWle. l
arn Oh M way below 10 aee acme other
patients: waa sent ior Yesterday evening
have husband and farm making my
way TO Blackst0ck = and othe. thiaga tao
tedious to chronicle. She is negro Of
medium s'ze, very BLACK, supposed to be
about 80 years OF age. We lind her after
close examination to DC very iar from in
sane; nor does she claim to be 30. She
has been pilierins ana loa:ing to Keep rom
work. We offered her employment aa a
cook or field hand, which she rejected.
.,Sow, Mrasrs Editors, our object is 10
call the public attention to her and all
like casos. If che be inaane, there Is =
place for her; and il abe is not, there .
employment and place Tor her also. Ger
tainly the law ia ample in al suc., cases
p. \. J. BELL,
!. C. HARTLEY,
r. 3. THOMAS.
Coin S7EEga, June ID, 1881.
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For the advertiser
A Clear Case Of Partial Reputation.

Maasas. EDI7ogs: l saw az advcrtise-
rnent Q VT woeks ago from MIR. D +. Du
risoc, informing the Managers of Election
OF 1916, that he had il his possession
money appropriated By The Legislature al
lowing them, the Managers, forty cents IN
the dollar. 1t loolscd 20 much Ike thai
murder of Joe Fec I'D on Turkey Greek e
hoax nerpotrated by Mr. u. on our Coro-
ncr, Mr. c. that thought very little o.
It, and should have continued TO take it as
a hoax, had : not saet one oi the Mana3
crs 0; IS VINO had drawn his pay, i 30
ing ftty fac cente. He also stated that
The lower House OF the Legislature HAD
passed = bill paying the whole amount.
bu. ii was killed N the Senate. 10 toll
n-, not baing much OF a Legi2lotis', would
not the other House have TO concur N ar
other Fill from Tie Senate? 70. hoT?l i
ROT, '7e had better have Eothips Int th=
Senate. Did thc Managers DO their daty
II thsy did, they a-c eat;tled TO 100 conte
on the dollar !: not, there ahouid -avs
hccn no appropriation made whatever
None OF the Managers az-cp: the colo.ca
ores expected a2y p77, oa :ar as ! can
learn.
Nov, il i iai., ia it .ast, is i; Legitimate.
Or is Ii pa.t!s: repuc.at.on: rcr tnysalt /
would rrsfo- .rach to gepudIato the whole
+ respectfully,
JOS. MERlWETHEE.
Woodiawn, s c., ,Tuno o. 1851.
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For the Advertiser.
Touches from Trenton.

Tho weather ls extremely dry and bot
and corn is beginning so sui.-r for rain
Cotton, however, il looking we'll, and In
iustrioas farmers have but lltt.e grass
There has been good ieal of sickness
hereabouts, and several deaths have oc
carred in our vicinity lately. On Tues
day, the 3lh inst, Mr. B. Carter, an
aged citizen, died from the effects of a can
Ger, Of which he had suffered for several
years. He was kind hearted, honest
man, and an eetimable citizen. His fu'
neral was to have been preached yester-
day afternoon by the Rev. i. Z. Norris,
bat owing tC the illness Of Mr.. Norris S
wife, was postponed.
Mrs Lucy Penn lost bright, beautiful
hoy, OF fourteen months, last Friday nirh,
end this morning lfr. Manget heads a
mourniul cortegc with his infant o. few
months, Tor the cemetery at Edgeii-ld.
One Of the most atrocious murders in
the history Of our neignborhood occurred
on the place OF Mr.. jos. Eouknisht on
Thursday night oi last week. Josh MUn-
dy, colorsG, without shadow @. provoca-
ton, deliberately shot his wife through
the heart. i5o was quickly seized and
securely board hy his own brother and
others. WHO aoon assembled at tho scene
OF th, murder, and there held to awai. the
Glsposi ion O; Trial Justice Clark, who
was Immediately dispatched :ur by Ny.
B,utnight. Capt. Clark committed HIM
to jail, where he now awaits the action Of
the Grand-juyr, The same ropo tbat 80
reiriendnd TIE iato Mr. Stovans will. i IS
TO he hopsci. ::arva to stretch The nec'; Of
this lnhuman monster, whose character
heretofore has baon o! the worst type, he
having recently been discharged from the
peni;entiarY, where ne had beer pcTing
.hc ?5nslt5 81 the law :or ar attempt upoa
the LIE Of iellor pilgrim.
OF. towa :s rapidly improving, White
wash and pa,zt a.c making It as hr:ghi u
new pm Nr Stephen Hughes new
h ,use is East approaching completion. and
already presents grand and imposing ap-
pearancc, while the no less beautiful resi-
d-nce {: Mr.. John Roper ia ander full
Aeadway and will soon be ready ior its
en,erpsising occupant. Mr Il. Crouch
is also building a store house and re2 dence
untcr one roo:, neZt door tc Mr Roptrs.
The contract has been let for the Episco-
pal Chur, and work thereon will COM
mence in very short time
The moat interesting event il society
circles IN our town, for sonc time. was the
marriage IF Mr. w S. Adams tc Miss l.iua
Aord, on last Thursday evening, the Few
Mr. Moo1 otEclatins. Tho writer was no:
one Of the f.-tunato gue2ts, bnt learned
that the OCCASION was q most elegant al
tair. The bride was the recipient Of many
handsome presents, The happy couple
took thely departure on the 2 ?. N. tram
for Augusta, and. returning on Saturday
morning, are aow quietly i'aaking IN the
sunshine o. each Others smiles at their
hor,e on Main Street
Master Joseph Il Lee. Youngest son oi
Mrs. Bette Lee, has recently rctnrn'd
from school at Cokesbury, With hia houors
thick upon him. Josie is . studiora and
intelligent hoy, and ] bospeak :o: him .
bright future. In the ial! b. will 20 either
to Wo1ord or Vanderbilt.
GRANDMA.
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SsEDYiONT SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

A HIGH CLASS Sehool, j"r young IA
N dies, recently opened ut Spartan.
bury. :. G., one o;' the hea,thicst towns
in the "up-cauniry,% and 40 feet alnve
the sea, hss been lGcated i'll The iavorite
Piedmont House. on Main Street. long
known throughout G,e State a q rharln'
ing Summer resort.
The Piedmont will he found 10 he =
thoroughly good School. and refined.
christina home. Tho course ot study
comprises faithful instruction i'll the rudi'
lncntarr and hinhsr f.nglisl: branches,
Latin, nv an admirable SYSTEM french.
Gcrn, ad other m dcrn languages,
Wusi> .ught by q recent graduate oi
the Conservatoirr AT Leipzig Drawing.
, Painting. etc.
has given him an unusual :arl.itX IA me
modern languages
The personal and constant supervision
Of the deportlnnn: and studies % fH'h
rupiI, speciality OF the Institution.
FERNS per Session of Twenty Weeds
These vii! he inund ~ low rs at INV
Female College of ihr same grade!
Collegia.c Department fino!nding
iran tuition ii Latin ,nd i'rfTrn, H;;'' ~
Intermediate Department. 'plfthG
4 sound English training 3''"
Primary Department TO Wa''i. 80
great attention IS paid 100
Contingent Fec. for each !'op't 80
BOARD, Including fuel, inrntnre.
lights and service! 'V.m
Washing, "'
Pupils received at any tins and rharg-
ed from date OF entrance.
If notified in timc the Principal Will
meet pupils st Columbia iow lIya nc
r,rc the commencement q! each session:
Present Seeainn ends Iunc Eth. and
Autumn Session commences Sept. l2tn.
uF Circulars, wiih References, may
hc obtained NJ the office of rhe Ed1et6i"
Id'",fiScr.
i. HENRY HAGER, a. M..
Principal.
Sparianburg. s. c., Mar. |, 1851. %mi"
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better fellow either. Well Jim and our
selves We sat together Oh the end of the
same bench in the Court House ut the
opening of Court on Monday morning
last. And next to Jim sat the HJn Scott
Allen, and next TO him the Hon. James
Csllison, and next to him the Hon Gin
ton Ward, and next to him our old friend
and chum, Jim Penn. from up towards
Kirksey;s y Roads. And ali at once
widowor Jim became electrified, and
first Sazed wildly into our own miserable
skinny face and then along the line. And
then turning quickly no gave US an i'n-
mense thump in the side and said to us
in an undertone, and with immense en-
phasis: Great God! did you ever see
such bench fo- NgNe Just look from
one enJs to tother! My God, aint it aw-
f,l or
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-06-23
T,he CompIete Home.

An Encyclopae liza of domestic life and
affairs The Household in its tountla-
ton, order, economy, beauty, healthful-
ness, emergencies, methods. childrt n,
literature. atnusements. religion, friend
ships. manners, hospitality, servants, in
dustrv. money and history. Practical.
A volume Of experiences popularity il
lrs,rated. BY Mrs. JULIA Nc A1E
WRIGHT.
Mrs. LEWIS JONES Of our town is
Agent for this elegant and useful book
She is receiving many orders, and we
commend the work to the Housekeepers
of the land. 1t is finely illustrated With
colored chromos.
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Flat Boats on the Saluda.

The excellent article in another col
umn, signed Progressive,' and apeak-
ing OF the Chester. Newberry, Edgeiield
and Augusta Railroad, is, VIC are pretty
sure, from the head and pen of our hon.
ored old Salrtla friend, Col Wells Clary.
And it ,mes into our mind TO ask Col.
Clary snd other stirring Sal1da men
kempson, Herbert, and such-why they
do not revive the old ante. beilum pr'j-ct
of fat boat navigation on the Sa nda from
Ninety-Six or Chappell's dow to Colum-
bia. Before the war, the Legislature, it
we do not err, passed an Act looking to
the removal Of Instructions to iat-boat
navig ton on the Saluda; and. if we
mistake not, canal was actually cut
around ouknight's mill. This is q thing
that would tend immensely to the wealth
and development of the great Saluda
country. both of Edgeheld ard NewGer-
ry. Take hold of 1t, Colonel, and let us
hear from you.
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upon miles o. fence 10 keep iew head oi
stock out, when = good pasture, with q
cresk, branch or well, would do infinitely
better, and save the turner's hundreds Of
dollars ever, year. Those are Jacks and
my opinion. Mcssrs. Editors WHAT 90
yoc say about it
Respectfully.
THE OLD MANS WIFE.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Churches,

On Sunday nezt.. so far as we are in
formed. ali our churches will be closed.
The Rev. Mr.. Mood will preach at Tren-
ton. The Rev. Mr.. Hundley will prrach
at Johnston. Tho Rev. Mr.. Walker wall
presch at Langley. The Rev. Mr.. R'g-
ers will preach ct Bethlehem in the fore
noon. and at Spann's in the afternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Trsywick will preach at
Emory Chapel.
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OUR AGENTS

w. W. OwDoM, Chappells,S. c.
w a.. YELpELL, Longmires.
JOHN Il. HU1ET, Batesviue.
W. A. OpoM, Meeting Street.
J. K. DURsT, Kirkseys Z Roads
E. B. FORREST, Mine CreeE.
TYRE ETHEREDaE, Leesville, S. c.
J. E. Cook, Graniteville, S. G.
DR.. JOHN 3. ABNEY, Langley. s. G.
Capt. G. W. NIXON, Woodlawn, S.
n. w. BROKER. Ridge. 8. c.
JOHN CAUGEMAN, Caughman's Store
8. g.
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Neney Saved is Money Made!!

DURcHASE your ENGINES from us,
4. and save Sl00 on a 10 Horse: $500 on
q 20 Horse, and $500 on q 10 Horse Power
Engine. Send for onr prices before rur
chasing Engines, Gins, Presses, Saw and
Grist Mills, Threshors, or any kind 81
Machinery. We are Manufacturers Ag'ts
and guarantee satisfaction In quality and
price. WALKER d LOUD,
No. lGj Meeting ST., West eide,
Near Charleston dotel, Charleston, s. G..
April 6,-lSm3
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Rates of Advertising /:

Z, Advertisements will be inserted at the
rate of S1.5o per square (ten uinion 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 by the year.
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Hideoas Deaths from Kerosene.

On Sunday night last, on the plantation
oc Mr. John Corloy; in the I.icl;-Skillct
section. q negro man named Geo. Mitch
ell. and his daughter were so horribly
burned by an explosion Of Kerosene that
after lingering in untold agony FOR a
hours. they both died. The man, begin
ming to kiudle fire, held in his hand q
lighted pine splinter, and to make it burn
quicker he took up can, lamp. or some
other vessel, OF Kerosene, and poured
some of the oil upon the burning spin
ter. Herenpon followed an expl' sior'
in which he and his daughter lost their
lives. 1t is said that not only every frag
ment of clothing was burned off them,
but also every vestige Of skin.
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GRANDMA.

Col James =. noyt, Of Greenvilie, mas
been requested by the Master of the State
Grange, Col. ]. N. Lipscoinh, 10 prepare
an essay upon THE Benefits and Ne
cessity of an Agricultural Newspaper in
South Carolina" TO be read at the joint
srmmer meeting OF the State Grange
and State Agricultural Society in Green
vile on the 25th OF Jn!y. The invitation
hes been accepted.
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FpoEE1E1p Co., s. C., Abr. 9, 1879.

Or. L r. Hill:
This certifies that have used your
HEPATIC PANACEA, for diseases nf Liver
and dyspepsia. ] tan safely say that IL
has brnetitt-d me more than any other
medicine have ever taken.
e. P. ADDISON.
@s For sale to the trade by w. H
BARRETT. Augusta, Ga, and by w. n.
BURNETT, Edge6eld G. H.. sc.
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a vi e Murderer.

In our Trenton letter. in another col
umn, will he found very truthful ac-
count, so far rs we know, Of the innrdor
OF MS wife hy the negro Josh Mundy.
on Monday last the Grand Jury found q
true bill against this man, and he is to
be tried on Friday next. He is to be de-
Tended bv Mr.. Walter Ouzts.
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SCOf'. SrOP!

And try KEARsEY's Cool rinks, as
you go through hot. tired and dusty.
The best Liquors and Beer with icel al
ways. IT, he found at KEARsLY's BoNAN
"a SALOON, HAMBuKG, ). G. [June l3.
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prof Alfred peete.

prof. Alfred Peete, who for the last six
months has been partly At Trenton and
partly at Eidge Spring. and who. as gen
tleusn, artist, and musician, has secure d
TO himself universal esteem and conf
dence, will in short line go, profession
allv. To- Graniteville and Aiken. HAy g
known Prof Peete for several years past,
we are glad TO be able to say to our
friends OF Aiken and Graniteville that ne
is a gentleman OF finished educa ion, of
varied and elegant acc 'mplishments, and
of the highest social worth.
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s. S. Pic Mic.

We hear that there ia to be large Sur
day School pic mic at Mr. Absalom H"rn's
spring, near Ridge Spring, on Friday
next.
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Heed. County Commissioners!

We hear that the road from MIR. John
Wisc's to old Mt. Vintage is perfectly
impassahle--not ii; for even the devil to
iog over. Even horseback riders have
20 give it up as had job.
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Gentlemen whose boards are not OF
o pleasing shade can remedy the de-
feet by the use Buckingham's Dye
for the Whiskers.
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The Finest Corn

II is said that Mr.. Q. L. Dobson has
both the finest corn and cotton between
Johnston and Edgetield. Butifthis pres
ent weather doesn't squelch the pride ont
of his corn. then we give it up.
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m@ Please remember that Ww. Null
HeRty &; Co.. 9l3 Broad ST., Augusta,
Gn., have on hand q very full Stock OF
BooIs, SHOES and HATS, which are Of
ferod at Loig Prices .Fcr Cash. Don't fail
to give them a call WHOM you visit Au-
ruSta 2
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Cotton Rooms.

Tnon our table lie countless millions
Of withered cotton blooms. The frst OF
these were brought 10 Us week ago by
4 cnlored man working on Mr. John Ken
ney's place. The second insta!ment. five
+ tlavs back, came from Mr.. David Grice's
f:eids in Buncomhe. The third came
from Mr. Steve Hollands, below Tr-n-
ton And after that. we lost the run So
,nsny blooms thus early, speak we'll for
the state of the cotton crop.
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illness Of Mrs John Bland

Mrs. J. a. Bland is lying seriously III
at her home near Mt. Tabor. She is Q
great sufferer, and her many friends in
this town deeply synipathize with her,
Monitor.
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The. New Version.

We hear of no one selling the New
Version il. our parts. Edgetielc is salts
fed with the old Bible.
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Cadet z H Folk.

The only graduate at Col. Thomas Mil
jtary Institute, Charlotte, this year was
Cadet E. II. Folk, the youngest son OF
DR. Fl. NJ. Folk. of Batesturg, and broth
er OF cur honored towns man. Col. ". H.
Folk. At the commencement. which
took place last week, Cadet Folk first de-
livered the salutstory address. He sf
terwards delivered an original olation,
of which the correspondent of the NeTs
and Courier speaks az follows:
(" He ,hati chosen as his subject Public
Station which he treat. d ira inastrrly
manner This oration reflected Gre dit on
the cadet and tho institute. 1t would
have been worthy of the graduate ofany
college"
And finally. at the close of the address,
the superintendent conferred upon Cadet
Folk the diploma of the Institute. Col
Thomas remarked, in comforting the di
ploma, that "in an experience of twenty
wears, he had never had student that
surpassed Mr. Folk in department, study
and all et It go to make the model n, tn.' "
Jim Pow's Ugly Bench.
You all know widower Jim Pow Of
Mine Creek. And you don't know any
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ELEGANT JEWELay CHEAP.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA

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Magnolia PaSScm ger Route.

Port ROYAL d AUGrsTA fMl%AY, !
AUGUSTA, GA May u, 1851. J
The following schedule will he opeTat
ed on and after May l5In
GOING sou TIL. GOING NOR IL
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Stock T.aw. Wnnl. &c.


Our old friend Duck King, of Cooper
Township. ard o. tho blessed stock law
country, has heen running with us good
deal lately, and has preached to us faith
iully the doctrine Of salvation. i. e., the
stoc!; law. He has an enclosed pasture
Of seven acres with brook fl wing
through it. And not only brook. but
milk aud honey. And in telling us of
the splendid new-f4ugled cattle of his
great stock-raising neighbor, j. McD
Kinald, Esq, he said that Mr.. Kinard
had lately realized from the clipping OF
four head of sheep tCottswold} forty-'wo
pounds of wool. Now we arc not much
on the wool question, so we wish to ask
somebody, who knows, if D"cS did not
"sorter' stretch the blanket there? These
stock law people aciA stretch!
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New Officers of Knights of Houor.

0n Thursday night last the Iol owing
officers Of the Edgefeld Lodge of *. OF
Fl. were elected:
Dictator-.Iohn l.. Addison.
Vice Dictatnr-C. L. 3. Marsh.
Assistant Dictator-L. II. Mccullough
RepHrter-W II. Brunson.
Financial Roporter-W F. Roath.
Treasurer--O. l.. nobson.
uhaplain--G. w. Bussey.
Guide-R. s. Anderson.
Guardian S Bntler.
Soniinel-St. Julien H.and.
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Mcssrs. Ruichissn q Bro II am happy
10 .av tnat your Neuralgine" acted as
a specific in my case, relieving me in an
incredibly short time. ] would advise
all suffering from neuralgia to try it.
Yours, &C..
L.V SIMS, NJ D.
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L. 7. q. 5.

large Cash CONTRACTS with tto Lest
manufacturers and Large Sales at "The
Mnsir House Of the Sonth," eilahlc e @.
ROBINSON & CO. 10 sci! Superior Plan
os and Organs ot less prira thnn is PAID
bv small dealers.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
n containing One Hundred and Egh-
tv-seyen and half Acres, more or less.
lying just beyond the incorporate Limits
OF Edgetie,d Village. about two acres Of
it extending within said limits. Upo'.
the land is a good Dwelling House Of two
stories and rooms, with fire-places TO
each, room, besides astore-room attached
and servants. house in the yard. Also
good Gin House, q two story Barn, and
stable room for any use. The place haS
threo tenant houses, conveniently az
ranged, upon it; aud it is we'll wstereds
having several Gne springs, aud sntt-
GENTLY tilnhored. Terms reasonable.
Apply to or address,
Real Estate Agent.
March 3, sfia
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WHITE, the Leader, Broad & Ellis SITS.
G. I'll. T.

~ 'MEKOi'S s Testimonials and Largo
Sales prove that prices oI Pianos ani Or
saps, for sauc make ar1 lyle, arc from
% 70 81 rer cent. loss N The Masi7
Hnna,, ,,t ,hn South" thnn elsewhere.
"a. q. ROBINSON ( on.
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!; O. ROBINSON 4. GO. sol iii Texas,
Arkansas. Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala
hama, Florida, and in every Southern
State north OF Georgia Augusta rHr .iuss-
il rlaim to hncr Tho Music House oi
tbr Sonth,''
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Sold by Dr.. W. E. LENgA. .Ism2o
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Jim Pow's Ugly Benz

You all know widower Jim Pow Of
Mine Creek. And you don't know any