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Benefit Concert.

NOR MISS CLINCH5 COMPLIMENTARY
Il Benefit Concert, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, at the
Congregational Church, there will appear. in choice
programme:
HUGH MANsFELDT, of San Francisco. the dis
tinguished Pianist
G. Il. CARLETON, Of San Francisco, the popular
Basso;
Mrs. Addie Carter Mr. Buchanan,
Mr.. Bsilargeon, Miss George Porter
Miss Jeunie Cox, Miss Esther Jacobs
A Quartet consisting Of Messrs Fritz, Krebe, He'll.
bron, Flohr and Mohr An orchestra OF eight pieces
Z. s.. Grant leader Miss E. NJ Rowe will act as
director.
fB Tickets, so cents. Seating plan at Houghton's
Tuesday morning. No extra charge for reserved
seats jeIQ.lt
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Rousseau said that msn speak from knowledge,
women from Inauguration.
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TUFTS HAIR dye,

GRAY HAIR Oh WHISPERS changed to o GLOSSY
BLACK by a single application qf this DYE. II i'm
parts natural color, acts Inst46taneously. Sold
by Druggists. sent by express on receipt Of q.
OFFICE, 25 MURRAY ST., NEW YORK.
4 DR.. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Infernstsa aad y
NUsssai Rsssipb will be nailed FRZE On sppueatea.1
iel6MWF&swlawS
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A Word to Strangers.

This morning we turn aside from our
usual method of giving store news, in order
to invite such of the strangers now in the
city attending the Turner Festival, as are
interested in the sights and unique features
of Sacramento to visit our Stores.
We are prompted to do this, as many
are doubtless in the habit of trading with us
through the mails, while many more have
likely heard of our establishment and our
method of trade To such we believe an
opportunity to visit our Stores will come
with particular interest; while saunter
through the various parts of the building,
and an explanation of the detail workings
cannot but be of profit and instruction
We note briefly the following distinctive
features in our business
I. Ten Stores under one management
anu ONO IOOl IdlSCSI COllCIlion VI SCH-
eral merchandise west of the Mississippi, and
one of few like establishments in the United
States
2. The following general lines of
goods: Clothing Boots and Shoes, Fancy
Goods, Dress Goods Domestics, Hats and
Caps, Millinery, Furnishing Goods, Cloaks
and Suits, Notions. Each in full, complete
and wonderful variety embracing all kinds
of goods for common and general necessity,
some for peculiar wants, and some fine and
costly; still others which are novelties and
extremes in style.
3. The price plainly marked on each
article, and never deviated from. Nothing
misrepresented No faults concealed. The
most poorly posted or i'll Judging buys as
we'll as if he were the most experienced
shopper.
d. A business conducted with ORDER
quiet, SYSTEM courteousness, cash boys cleo
trical call, and other conveniences made
necessary by large business. Stores open
from 7 o'clock in the morning till 7 o'clock in
the evening.
s. We have aimed to establish house
which shall be known all over the coast Tor
the honest character of its goods and the
remarkably low prices for which they are
sold
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOW
Est To RE FOUND ANYWHERE
FOR GOODS OF LIKE QUALITY
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WASHINGTON. June 1Stb.-Justice Bradley
stated last evening that he would render q
decision Monday upon the application for q
Although Justice Bradley declined to init.
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CARD OF THANKS.
Gard of Thanks

MRS ELIZA A. RANLETT AND CHILDREN
lNk return thanks to the Odd Fellows and the
many kind friends who assisted at the funeral SER
vices of the late G. H. Ranlett ielp.lt
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DEING UNABLE TO SEE ALL PERSONALLY,
I'D hereby tender my thanks to all who so kind.
" assisted me in my efforts in getting up the Old
Folks Concert, which Melted so handsomely for the
Free Reading Rooms-especially to the orchestra
and to others for various courteses extended
iel9-lt MRS. JOHN E COOPER
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Texas TOWN Swept by Fire,

WASHINGTON, June 18sh.--A gentleman
writing from Boston says that furniture es-
adjustments in that city are making new
furniture for the palace of Kalakaua, King
of the Hawaiian Islands. The correspondent
says: king Kalakaua is about to furnish
his palace. having some 81, 900, 600 loose in
his pocket and his representative has given
the contracts to Boston house, which Is
manufacturing furniture for his entire palace
and that destined for official uses''
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CHICAGO, June 1Ssh.-The Times San
Antonio, Tex, special says: Colonel Law
renee W. O'Bannon, formerly Chief Quarter.
master of the Mississippi Department,
died at indie, Mexico. where he had charge
of the affairs of the Washington Mining
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEINSTOCK&LUBIN

J. & T. COUSINS LADIES' FINE SHOES;
JOHN B.. STETSON & CO.'S MEMS FINE HATS;
BURT PACKARDS MEMS FINE SHOES;
KNOX, OF NEW YORK, MEMS FINE HATS;
FISK. CLARK & FLAGG'S MEMS FINE NECkWEAR.
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LEWIS'BROS.
BARGAIN--.FOR SALE.

ESIR ,BLE BUSINESS LOCATION, RENT
IL ing for $50 per month; tenant keeps properly
in repair; prce only 49, 700. Apply to SwEETsER
& AL Up, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, lOl6
Fourth street. Sacramento, Cal. je16-2plw A
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

IN KIM IOIvNE To -,
II STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
N Sacramento Cal. Street ears from all trains
pas the door RlegSntIy furnished rooms for families
and single Table first class. Board, with rooms,
81 10 81 30 per day. Meals, rs cents.
MEG sptf MRS. JAMES LANSING, Proprietress
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
UNION HOTEL.

CECoND AND X STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal Rooms, 80 cents and 81 per day. Special
rates BY the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from IL A. N. Till 2r.M
W. o. ("JoE , BOWERS,
fel4plm Proprietor.
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Misses Kid and Cloth Lace Shoes at 30 cents.
Misses Leather Shoes, sizes IL to 2, 81, 81 25 and
81 SO.
Misses Kid and Cloth Button, IL to q 81 80.
Misses Goat Butt n Shoes, 81 IS, 81 so, S.
fT We trade exclusively In Boots and
Shoes, and make IL point In our busi.
ness 10 undersclI ali others. We have
but one price, and once a customer OF
the house, always one. BY sending to us
one order secures for us your entire
trade In our line. Give us trial.
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Great Race Arranged-Running Meeting
nj Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 18-h.-The Driving Park
Association has arranged match race be.
tween st. Julien and Trinket, to be trotted
Thursday, July 2O.h, during. the regular
meeting, for special purse Of 81, 500. both
to go to sulky, St. Julien to draw not to ex-
coed twenty-five pounds more than Trinket.
The exact handicap is not yet Fixed. but is
left for Secretary Hall to decide after seeing
the animals tried. Both are said to be in ex-
celent condition.
The Chicago Driving Park running meet
ing, which begins next Saturday, promises
we'll. The indications are good for large
attendance from all parts of the country.
About 200 horses are now on the ground. in
Guiding the California stables and one from
Winnipeg.
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respectfully announce anyse'i II -,
6idate ior Sch"'l Commissioners
+ ] tY'GHi ".
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

. 81 the urgent request OF pi.'aF friends,
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Rouancts nn a Door.

Wa"n Mr., Hamp. Hendrix. = handsome
and popular young gentleman. finished his
speech at the I.eesvijIe Commencement
the other day-and he spoke beautifully
lowers :ell around him from oil quar-
tea. Ard then--as il this vas noS
enongh-two gentlemen who had taken
down ene O! the church doors--it looked
like door ut all events--advancAd np
the aisle bearing the said door with ai..sn
roountaiu OF exquisite bouquets piled nron
it, and delivered them. door and all. TO Mr.
Hamp. But You mnst moi think that the
gentlemen piled up The bouquets IN the
door. Ga, no the gentlemen were only
the bearers Of the door. And one of the
bouquets-. .ofmagnlGcent geraninm blooms
and tied with crimson rihbon-was of
tranacendent beauty. And th:s one Mr..
Hamp gave to sts. But the fair lady who
sent it to Mr.. Hamp must not conceive q
grndge against US. Mr. Hamp gave it to
as entirely voluntarily.
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c,nst 60 Dnring the Next 20 DAYS.
Sunday School Convention.
Beautiful Illustrative and typical
Sunday School Exercises al
Johnston.

Thanks to the piety, taste and en-
ergy Of the pastor, the Rev. ". I
Hundley, the Baptist Sunday Schoo
| Review at Johnston on laat Sunday
was noble, entertaining and instruct
i've. The School was opened by TIT
efficient Superintendent, Mr.. William
Turner, and the roll was called BY
the Secretary, Mr.. G. N. Rauton
The school numbers over 100, ane
they have about - classes. Mrs. W.
Huiet, formerly Miss Mary Ann Minis
who presides at the organ with Sc
much of skill and grace, is surround
ed by a talented galaxy OF vocal as
siatanta; and guided .by Mr. Humid
ley the singing is uncommonly fine
the tinest perhaps. to be heard in oul
county at present.
After singing, prayer ana regular
exercises, twelve lovely little girls
daintily and ezquisitely dressed, al
ranged themselves in front OF the 81
tar each bearing shield, upon which
was a certain letter or word; and all
twelve standing together iormed the
aantence Work in the Present.
The little girls, while thus standing
sang York, for the Night iR Com
ing" and tha effect Was heaRtiiul.
Twelve other young girls then, 'ap
resenting the Apostles, went out into
the different Glasses, these classes
,ypifying the various phases of soci'
ETY. in the world, and gave TO the
teacher of each class q Bible. This,
rs Afr. Hundley explained, illustrs-
ted the idea "Go ye into the world
and preach the gospel TO every crea-
ture. 4 short, but beautiful and
appropriate address was then deliv'
cred by that lervent Sunday School
worker, Mr.. Arthur 5. Tonpkins, OF
orr town.
a very novel and interesting tea.
ture was alao the large charts. por'
trsyius the subject Of each leaaon III
large and well-executed pictures.
This is 3 neS thing. and an admira-
BILE one. Nothing 20 oolnaends itself
to children-and giown.up people no
se4-aa to aos = ser, t'.it, ;llisastt.7s55,l44 by
picture. It at once brings the
thing home to them. And Mr..
Hundley in his able interpretation Of
these charts respectively, not only
made himself very entertaining, but
taught many good leeeons of solid
trnth,
All this programme was iaatefully
interapersed with sweet hymns from
The admirable new collection, "Spir-
itual Songs, which OF course made
rhe occasion delightful.
The Johnston Bartista deserve in
t;nite credit for their large, useful
and progressive Sunday School; and
especially the noble women Of the
congregation; when woman puts her
heart. head and hand into matter,
i never fails. May they long con-
tinua 10 develope thia glorious work,
ia our very earnest wieh.
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--~-- -Sv0I><N-8------'
aOhnston Endorses 1lr. Ready.

johnston EnuOGseS 8AFs Neaoys
! meeting OF the Johnston Democratic
Club was held in Kempaon & Hardy's
Hall at 4 o'clock P NJ. The President
stated the object OF the meeting was to
elect delegates to the County Convention.
On motion ci ". ]. Wills, the delegates
to tina last Convention, Vim. Lott. M.
Toney, w. j. Huiett, T. R. Denny ard ".
j. Ready, were elected. Capt. P. B
Natera stated that W. J Ready had askd
him 10 Withdraw his name as delegate,
and j. W. Hardy WIS elected in his stead.
The following preamble and resolutions
vera offered by Capt. Y. 3. Waters and
adapted by the Club;
Whereas it behooves The Democracy in
the approaching canvass 10 select as
leaders and standard-bearers men OF un-
questioned ability. OF undoubted charac
ter and integrity, 'Yho have the courage
&c labor for the SUCCESS of the party and
other convictions s,andare ableand willing
to promote he hest interest Of the peo.
ple; therefore.
Resolved, That We heartily endorse th4
nomination Of Wnl j. Ready TO 4 seai il
.ho Ho1ea Of Representatives. and fa
specially recommend biz nomiraI;on r
the Democracy Of ]1lceGeld couni:.
Resolved, That COPY ii these rasoiu
tions be published in the Edgetie't a'r
| tor, ADVERTISER and Chronicle.
The sensa of tie Clrh was takcn in ro
card to the majority and plurality system
| in he primary, aid resulted nearly unan
imous iii favor OF plHrality
! WM. j. LOTT, President.
VS.. WILLIS, Secrstary.
Johnston, s c., Jun" ca, 1882.
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1gr,rtlgfal,

On Sunday, the 18Th instant, by
James, Esq Mr.. i p Coleman OF
field, ard Miss Carrie Blackman OF Ts
nee. Mir. Coleman has been livinA
Oconeo for some time and is one ofY'
best citizens. We wish the bride q
groom every conceivable happiness al
success in hf..
Married, OH tho evening Of lst June,
the residence of Mr.. john Adams by u
Rev. j. p. Mealing, Mr.. THOMAS MAT,
Il, il, aud Miss BETTE ADANs.
Married, Al Eatesburg, Tuesday mo-
ing. June Goth, by Rev. T. +. kistle
MI. MosE5 ALEXANDER, of Enianla, All
and Miss ELLA BATES, daughter ot ca
A. y. Bates, OF Bateshurg.
Married, On Sunday morning, Jul
lS, by II. T. Wright, Esq, Mr.. NoA
WILEY and Miss LUCINDA GRIcE, all
Eedgefeld county.
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Ids Of JESSE, NJ. HART ra-
y present his name 70 the DEM
5ynters OF Ed9eiieid ConGry IS
iate iar Clerk Of the Court.
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Nc respectfully anmounco Mr. j..
CYEUs BrzzARi Tor County Commits
siouer for Elgetiold County, and conf
IDENTIFY solicit the sufi,rages Of the people
of The county in his behalf. Mr.. Buz-
zar,l was one of the original members Of
Company e., li S. c. v, and served
faithfully unit! retired on account OF
wounds Of which he is still M invalid.
He is perfectly competent to discharge
the duties nt' the niiios, a'd We think
will 1--WE entira satisfaction / il'npeople
nj Edgciield Co4niy, We !,'e'i:re him
70 abide the action II ;ie rriiis,ry elec-
ton and TO support the nominees of the
nanInrratic nartN,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

ave been r. 1uested by the friends
AJAS MITCHELL. rn Announce
lniidate for the otiicn Of County
Ar. snhieol to The action Of the
ic psrty If Edgnfirld County.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

FOR 8cH0oL. COMMISSIONED
T =. Reese, Z. ]. aoggsns.
G.. II. Lott.
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: 1oR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
LOCAL ITEMS
Churches.

Churches.
On Sunday morping next, so far as we
arc informed, tne Baptist alone oi our
churches, will be open Tor divine service
The Rev. Mr.. Walker viii he ot Trenton
The R.e-. Mr.. Mood viii preach at Middle
Ridge. Tie Rev. Mr. Norris will preach
at Johnston in the forenoon, and at Iren-
tan in the evening. The Rev. MIR Rogers
will preach al Harmony . The forenoon o.,
and at Johnston in the afternoon. The
Rev. Mr.. Burton will preach At Rlobland
Spring. The Rev. Nj. iraywiek will !
preach at Gassaway in the iorenoon, and
at Shiloh in the afternoon. The Rsv, M
Meadors will preach at MI Vernon IN the
forenoon, and At Mt. Carmel in the alter
noon-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

The many l1iends Of Hon. W; }. TAI
BERT, of the 9th Regiment, hereby nom-
mate him as candidate for reelection
as Representative 70 the Legislature, end
in making inis nomination they iully
endorse Ills pasG course III inc LeE'sla-
ture, and recommend him rs worthy ~!
the support of Tho Democratic r"'er: oi
Edgeieid County, pledgins him to abide
the result of the primary election.
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gpesselo apDsptissr
TERMS $500 per Annu'n,
OUR AGENTS I:

w. w. OwDoM, Chappells, 5, c.
VII. YELDE1L, Longmires.
JOHN q. Hu1ET, Batesville.
W. A. ODoM, Meeting Street.
J.K. BURST, Kirkseys x Roads,
E. B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
TYRE ETHEREDeE, Leesvilie, S. c.
J. E. Cook, Graniteville, S. c.
DR.. JoHN B. ABNEY, Langley, S. Z.
N. w. BROKER. Ridge. 5. G.
JOHN CAueaMAN, Caughnian's store
w1IL1AM K1NARD. Etheridse.
j. s. MERouAnT, Merchant.
J. w. Z1sfsr RRNAN, Jonston.
II. r.. WuATLEG, ParSsviiie.
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WILLIAM =. 'nRi.hI is :.n well
~; ,w;. both IL, I;z:.u :.n,i nl..imsCi sol
lef hj Errf; ;:mA '.':pniolits. and his
mary trien,is and Il. ightnrs respectfully
dominate him fnr the aiiict of Ccuuty
Commissioned, aud p.e'!go him to abide
by iha requirement.. nj tiln Hdgeiiold
Democracy.
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One More Liberal Offer

One M0re LlD6TaI VHeT
Being made to all who wish 9 iirst-class
Sewing Machine on easy terms. Ii YOU
fail to visit J. NJ. Cobbs Dry Goods
House. you will miss the best chance io'
close honest prices that have been made
this year. Business still ca the rush.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

g- I'm the absence of Mr.. heese: the
ADvERc 1sEI has No travelling, soiicitlns
or collecting agents, except those whose nos,
names appear at the head OF TINS coluiiim, iaa
Parties having business WITH TINS oilnor n,,,.
will therefore address us oirec' "' ''-
Agents as above.
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Two Talented EdgeGeId BOYS.

At tbs annual commencement oi Fur
man University, Greenville, OH the 2ist
instant ., certificate was awarded 10 anon
B. Stallwortb, a son Of Mr.. v. II. Stall
worth, OF Phoenix, Ior Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Evidences oj Christianity,
Senior Greek and Latin f.cology, Physics,
Analytical Geometry, GaicYius; Mechan-
ice, Tneorajical Chemistry, Constitutional
and international !aw. And one TO +. Il.
Gaines, son Of the Eey. Vim. \. Gaines,
for Academic Greek, ,ir Latin, Logic, Cal
culus snd Mechanics. 10 obtain these
certificates it was necessary to reach % OF
a possible hundred in examination on each
branch, The questions boing previously
Unknown TO Inc students. and they beine
bound on honor TO seeb. 10 assistance in
answering.
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.vne E,,seopai Entertainment.

The entertainment OF the Episcopal Ia
dies viii take place al i1ls. WigfalFs on
Wednesday evening of next week, Sew
eral very accomplished amateurs stran-
GERS in Edgeield, will sing, play and re-
cite on this occasion. Admission twenty
i've cents.
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| aunouncssmyself as a candi,lala inr

| aunounceamySelf rs a candi'iara inr
the Office OF County Commissioner. snb-
iect 70 the result nf the primary election.
Being probably the first Nirginian who
has sought Office in Edgefeld. 1 do so in
consequence Of Tho heavy loss I SITS
tained in the destruction nf my dwelling
and rncniti,re ~, lire, ami believing
cal discharge ihs dnties Of tho offica
wbjin lnnkin" u;ier ti,a large fire iti>nr
au,n business 7 have >t:,ttGrt'i ali "ver
the ;.olr,iv. T., l.. iErEEESON.
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The Young Eawardses.

At the closing cxercIaes OF Capt. Pat
rick's Military Institute. in Greany!lle, q
few days back, MIR. ]. r. Edwards, son
Of Mr., Isaac Edwards. of the Mt. Willing
section, waa graduated, recelviug also
gold medal for excellence in Eook keeping
and Mercantile Accounts. : younger son
and two daughters Of MIR. Isaac Edwards
have also heen al sehoo! in Greenvilla
during tho LAST scholastic year-lndeed !or
several years--,ho son at Capt patrick's
and the daughters al the BAPTIST Female
College. III these yonng people have
lately returned homo.
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DELEGATEs
Abney, j G
.A.dansoil " II
Anderson, " l., Jr
Banks, Rev NJ L
Buchanan Rev W r
Bodie, Rev J 7
Boyd, Rev NJ NJ
Boulware, j II
Brown, RevJ Ware
BouI;night, i ]
Counts. Rev ! c
Cronlar.E Il 2
Crouch, W 5
Davis, Jas Z
Daniel, l. t II
Ellis, Fl II
Fousils, j u
Fernel, Rev John
Gilbert, Rev y 4
Graham i Il
Grenaker, 7 J
Harper, Rev r J.
Hammond, G Y
Hart, B c
Humbert, ] 3
Harmon, Rov \ P
Harris, J L
Herlong, Rev = y
Huiet, George y
Jennings, j G
Jones, Rev " "
Kay, p D
Keil9y, Rev ] "
Keller. [ \
kilgorc. y J
Kllnl,scales, " Y
kirton, Rev w #
Long, l. "
Lomax, J y
AIatison, G NJ
Moore, L NJ
Meadors, Rev " ?
McGse, W q
Mc(1raw, B T
NlcSwain, DR. = ]
Moorman. T s
Mack, ] E |
Mayson. " il
Nicely, Rev J " !
QUITS, PD
O'D-ll, Rev T c
pucl,et, S .
Pitts, " S |
Power, Rev V c |
Penny, D r !
Penny, ] Il |
Pritchard, Rev c Il !
Rikar3, l. Il |
lsountrec. Rev Q
Riley, " |
Smart, Rev r D
Stokes, T I!
Sullivan, " D
Summers, " " |
Smith, 4 !
Spaar, G " !
Schumpert, T NJ !
Smith, J &
Stokes, Rev : j
Speer, DR. A J
Zimmerman, ] G |
Thomas, Few VIM
Traywick, ] 3
Wilson, !ir = i
Wright, ] r
Walker. William
White, Rev z "
Watkins, B I
Young, J ?
Enlow, kev G |
VIsII
Weber, Rev S a
Darby, Rev 0 4
Garliala, J G
Kiestier, p +
Poozer, IL II
Rodgera, v \
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4 Dreadful Case.

a negro named Ed. Glover, terribly shot
in tha leg, was lodged in ourlali 4 day 'r
TWO ago-shot while attempting TO steal
something. II seems that he was put IN
iall without commitment; ne has subso-
quent!v been sent 10 the Poor House on
account Of his suffering condition.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

a. ed this l:fe on Friday night 9st at
the residence Of his uncle, Senator N. c.
Batler. To Edgefeld, who has snown
and low ed him for years, Charles L, Wood
ward 1Fer seemed the embodiment OF those
manly44irtues which makelife truly worth
living. But his work OF earth, which
promised 20 much, has ceased ere Il had
fairly begun.
"Anliction's semblance bends DOL Ger
his tomb,
Afiictlon's self deplores his youthful
doom !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22
Buy SOnr PertIumery,
Fine Painting.

rine FaihtlhS-
AIR. r Richards, Fresco and Per
trait painter soIiclts patronage from the
people of EIge6eld County. Old ror'
traits retouched and made as good as new
and portraits painted in first class style.
ADDRESS L. Y. RICHARpS,
Edge field c. H.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

Store Room Tor Reht'
The Store Room in tne ADVERT
building now occupied by j. J. Hollal
for rent. Apply al hnvHRTIaEa .o1hcf
stairs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

The many friends Of Capt. MIKE
HARE respectfully present his namo to
the voters of Edgcfelti County as suit
able Candidate for election 70 the office OF
County Commissioners.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-06-22

Many rrieudS and n> -2nnG-N Nl.,ri. 49,
diers nominate G.. ". LOTT Tr S'!r"'
Commissioners, and pl"Gx.- huh :" Ai'.i'
the result o! :hn primlar.: I'll rl''tp. 'i"v
ing lost leg al the iml;ia nl ''ei' -lnTl
aud having large family !" Nnp,i"f'. ht
has special claims nl",n th- N'IerS ri
hgetield County. He i inJl" 'S"r"r' :
tent TO fill the office. :,