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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02


Circuit Court OF Berkeley county, on the
7ta day Of August 1882
George D Lambert
VS..
larl Eatzy, Cathariue Coleman, Geo.
" Fedr, Trustee, &C. Elizabeth A.
Giyler and Reaj tmin Giyler.
Tie object Of this suit is to set aside and
aauul release dated November ;, 1881,
signed and acknowledged by Geroze d
Lambert and purporGng to release a deed
OF trust made 10y Benjamin Giyler TO Geo.
w Feidt Trutee, dated March 2, 1881,
aud to eHioin CharlJs Eutzy and Cathar-
inc Coleman from removing, selling or
disposilg of the property described in
said deed of trust and o set aside d
auuui a uiIl Of sale made 10y said EutzY to
said Coleman, dated March 10, 1882, and
to declare the said property subject to said
deed OF trust, and TOR general relief.
And it app airing on affidavit filed ia
this suit That the said defendants, Eliza
beth A. Giyler and Benjamin Giyler are
non-residents off this State, they are hereby
required to appear at the said Clerk
office, within one month from the 18th day
of August 1882, (the date of the first pub
llcatiou hereof J and DO what is necessary
to protect their interests in this matter
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
Wisner s. Flick, Atty for Pitt.
(Augustl2.4t.)
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02

The Republican Convention of the First
District has nominated Gen, Nathan Golf
for Congress lie is strong candidate,
and one Of the best stumpars in the State.
If he accepts he viii make a lively fight
and put Mr. Hans. Good to the top Of his
metle.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02

THE political fight wakes warm in
Pennsylvania. The Independent Re
publicans are making a desperate
struggle against the Cameron wing,
but the indications just nowpoint to
a victory for Cameron. 1t is asserted
he is making more effort to secure
the election Of his friends TO the
State Senate than he is for the elec-
ton of Beaver. The members elected
this fall will hold over and vote for
United States Senator a year hence,
when M. Cameron win be candi-
date.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02

TIE State Convention Of the regu-
lar Democracyof Massachusetts will
be held on September 10, and it is
expected that about that time Cen
eral Benjamin Butler will return
from his catching cruise. II any pi-
ratical work is being done in the in
teryal, it is being done on the land
and not on the water. You can never
tell which way a cross-eyed man is
looking, but just now this one seems
to be peering in the direction Of this
regular Convention, although the
young Democracy or even the hide
pendent Republican, may be within
his range Of vision One thing is
certain, Mr.. Butler will likely be
voted for in Massachusetts, again
this year, but it will not be as the
candidate Of the Greenback party
exclusively. The letter accepting
that nomination cannot be expected
until the Generals return, and the
return cannot be expected until
about September 10.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02
HON. John W. MASON.

Hon. John w. Mason, the Repub-
can candidate for Congress in this
district, was in this city on Wednes-
day, looking after his fences, Mr..
Mason is a popular candidate, q
strong man intellectually, and viii
make Il rigorous canvass. His OPP
ponents win find him upright and
manly in all that he does for his
election, and viii in every respect
have in him a foe worthy OF their
steel. They can safely calculate
that he will not permit them to go
through the canvass on 1owery beds
of ease. lie is active and energetic
and will fight for all there is in the
chance.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02

THE friends of Judge Hoge and
Hon. d. b. Lucas will meet the
Democratic State Executive Com
mittee at Grafton on Monday for
the purpose of having a conference
in regard to the divisions and bick-
erings in the party growing out of
the result Of the Keyser convention,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02

WIsNER kindly gives the States
man editor characteristic informa
ton in this ssue,and itnoW becomes
that editor to rise and explain if a
minority should control the MAORI
ty, or if secession from a Democratic
convention can be justified by the
dyed in the wool 40 year loyal fol
lowers ? In fact the editor might
tell whether he is for IIoge or Lucas.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02

Four-Gfths Of the Democrats Of this
county are Of the opinion chat relie bIe
Democratic paper is needed in Berkeley.
And many OF them propose to act as they
think.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-02
S II MARTIN
Clerk Circuit Court for Berkeley County
(aug26-4t.)
NTATEOF WEST VIRGINIA.

Attitudes held ia the Clerk Office Of
Circuit Court OF Berkeley county, on the
7ta day Of August 1882
George ID Lambert,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
Senator Buffers dwelling Ad-
dress.

The unveiling OF the Confederate
Monument in Magnolia Cemetery,
Charleston, on Thursday of last week,
was one of the most magnificent pa
geants-civil, military and social
we have ever witnessed in any land.
Indeed in so small space as is at
our command, it would be impossible
to give any ides of the glory and
splendor Of the scene. As regards
the crowd in attendance. it could not
have been less than $4,000. Our be-
loved and distinguished townsman,
Senator NJ. @. Butler was the orator
Of the day, and right nobly did he
acquit himself. His voice is certain.
ly very fine one, for, though We sat
in q carriage more than hundred
yards from the stand, and q surging
crowd was massed between, we yet
heard every syllable of his beautiful
speech as distinctly as if we stood at
his elbow. The monument is in every
respect worthy of the cause, and Sen
ator Buffers speech was no less wor-
tby. We will publish it next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
Brewster Flows Again.

Attorney, General Brewster has is-
sued another circular TO District At.
torney Melton urging him to take
steps for the detection and prosecu-
ton of election violaters in South
Carolina. Mr.. Brewster proceeds
upon the supposition that because the
Republicans were defeated there must
have been fraud. He does not wish
the country to know the truth that
fair elections are now held in South
Carolina. Campaign thunder for
1884 is his Object. and, for the &C
complishment of this object, he de
grades the high Office that he holds
to carry out the scnemes of Arthur
his master, and the rest of the Stal
wart bosses at Washington. Can
anything be more despicable and de
grading than for the highest legal
officer in the United States to urge
his assistants in tbs States to invite
"unsworn testimony" plainly, in or
der to weave another bloody shirt
fiction for the purpose of retrieving
the b oxen fortunes Of a sinking par
tv? But il, is too late, Mr.. Brewster
Your ancient tactics are no longer
effective The American-people know
yonr methods, end see throngh b them.
Their voice was heard at the polls Oh
the 7th, and it may be heard to your
discomfort again. You may 60 OIL
with your blssta and your paid testl
mony. They :righten no one: nor
will our manufactured lies help your
faltering cause at the North. South
Carolina. under her election laws, a
mild model Of those Of Massachu
setts and New York, has had fair
election. and, along with it, Demo
cratic victory, and such she intend.
to have or all time to come. 1t is
not investigation that we object to
and denounce, but the miserable par
tisan methods that disgrace our civil.
,zation and endanger our liberties
We would suggest to Mr.. Brewster
that it may oe wise in him to held
up little in mis- partisan servitude
and sinister Vaccinations, and look
to his rear, for the Republican parti
tion is getting exceedingly thin that
separates him from impeachment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY. !.

EOGEFIELD COUN
s. E. Moore, Thos. L. Moore, James p
Moore, ct al, Plaintiffs, vs. Bennei
holland, Assignee, and others, De-
fenda:ts
NOTICE is hereby given that bv vir
~ rue nt the decretal rider If the Hon.
Judge I D. Witherspoon, dated June ~,
1852, will 81 ii at Edhs neld 4. II un
the first Monday in January next. the
following tract nf iand belonging to the
Defendant, Gen. r. u. M. Dunovant. or
40 much thereOf as ] shall then be ad-
vised AN authorized to sell under th.
law, viz:
All that tract Of land containing FIVE
hundred and eighteen acres, moreur less,
situate, lying end being III the County
aud State aforesaid, being Tract No. 4 vi
he survey and division of the Land Of
the said Gen. r. q. NJ. DunOvant, a.
made By NJ. II. Minis, Surveyor, bouiih-
ed On the North by Mrs. .,ddlson, ON th'
tIast by Ninety six Creek, which sspa-
rates it from lands OF y j Kinard, u. I
Bullock and 3. K. Tillmnn, on the South
ny 3. X 1llinan and on the West b!
tracts Nos /, z and : OF said survey anu
vIslun and Mrs. Addison.
TERMS: The cost and expenses of this
.cLion and one third the purcnase money
u ne paid in cash; b .ianUe on Il credit 0i
ane and two years, III equal in>talnlents.
With interest from dayu sale The credit
purtion to be secured by i,ond If thepur:
Chaser and mortgage 0i the premises suld
Iltlee and Mortgage extra.
-. TUMPkINS, Master z. G..
Dec /, 1882 -4l5I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
Edgefield on The Committees.

Our Eagefeld members are upon
the Standing Committees OF the House
of Representatives as follows: The
Hon. w. J. Talbert is Chairman of
the Committee on Claims, and is also
one of the Ways and Means Com
mittee. The Hon. Clinton Ward is
on the Agricultural Committee and
the Penitentiary Committee. The
Hon. G. W. Turner is on the Com
m'rtee Of Fed ,ral Relations. The
Hon. c. W. Kinard is on the Com
m;ttee Of Roads, Bridges and Fer
riies. The Hon. ". 4. Timnferman
is on ehe Committee Of Privileges
and Elections, and on the Medical
Committee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

Of Johnson Hagood, the retiring
Governor, we desire to say, that he
goes o7t of the Executive Office with
6 s record of which any man may we'll
be proud. His term of Office has
notbeea marked by anything bril-
liant or dashinR; for there bas been
no occaslon for it. The duties of the
Office have been discharged conscien,
tiously, ably and impar'ially, with
no attempt at display, no pretended
State craft, no skyrocketing oil any
sort; but il plain, simple, business
way, as an honest, modest aud cspa-
bic man attends to his own business
affairs. South Carolina has never
had better Governor than JOHNSON
Hagood; and the hearts of the. peo.
ple will follow him into his retire
ment with sincere Wishes for his fu.
ture welfare and prosperity.
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State of South Carolina
.EDGEFIELD COUNT


II Common Pleas.
John T CASTOR, as >hnr.tf and o. +
cheat am. rs lrrk "f Ehg field 0nn
w. and H. W. Addison. PIainiitf. as
Mrs. NJ \ Eichelberger, d eildant.
Foreclosure.
MOTTO F. j. hereby given. that bv vir
~ the nf the dprr-ral or,i.r of ih'
ftun Judge /. u Nitir rsp" II herein
will sell At Edg. Fl id ,uurt House, I"
the first Monday III January mkt. Tn
k,Il"wing d scIibed m"rtgagrd prtmi>
o., viz:
All that tract or parcel Of lard. lat-lN
belonging to the ESTATE nf p \. Eirh.'i
berger, dec'd., c,nraining Eighty aces
adj Joining lands of John X nney, Angus
tus SiInklns. Sam Perry, IL w. Add
son, Robert Jones and the public roan
leading from EdgeteId Y. Fl. to Liberty
Hill.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-half the pur
chase money to ne paid In cash; the bal
4nce on credit of twelve months will
interest from day Of sale. The credit
portion to be secured b the bond o. the
purchaser aud a mortgage Of the prom
ises sold
Tit" .ortgaee extra.
:; TnMPKINS, Master E. G
Dec. :S2-4t52
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state OF South earoiiil:a
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.

In re
The Estate Of Jso ID Zimmerman, decd
llY virtue of the authority conterre.i
ID upon ne by the last VIII and tesla
.nent OF The late Jac,b Zimmerman, ]
viii proceed to sell Ut pubic "ntcr. HI
Ileasant Lane p a.. said County anC
state, at II O'Clock A. NJ, nn Friday
5th day of De ember,.A d., 1892.
ALI that tract OF land. in said Count,
md state. containing cne hundred acres
more or less, bound.d on the South by
lands of Mrs. y. Timnlerm al and Wrigh
-7f-sA-
w 'rimmerm II, on the, orrh by land
If Whit HarIil'g "n the East by lands al
r.llZ4beth G.Auz er and known rs TIL.
Jacob nniII,-rm III Homestead -
TERMS One-half cash. balance on r
cred "I II months. secured b, m"r'g.g
II place, purchaser u pay for titles.
* w. I'll Vi VI ERM y.
Ex'ur OF .Jacnb Zimmerman, decd
Nov. 2l, 1875. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
TIE LEGISLATURE.
Mr. James simons. of Charleston.
Elected Speaker.

The General Assembly of South
Carolina e cpn7ened promptly on Tues.
dag the 2Sth November. The Sen
ate was cflled to order by Hon. John
D. Ken1 1edy, Lieutenant Governor
and er oS;ci;o President of the Senate.
The roll was called by the Clerk, and
only twp Senators were absent. The
Hon. james Callison, Of Edgefeld,
was in his seat. The following off,
cers were elected:
President 9'ro tem-Gen. Hsrllee.
Clerk-T. Stobo Farrow.
Reading Clerk-A. D. Goodwyn.
Sergeant at Arms-L. R Marshall
Notices were given of the intro
duction of the following bills:
By Mr.. Howell: Bill TO modify the
stock law.
Mr.. Muller: Joint resolution pro.
v&3ing for the calling of q Constitu.
II hal Convention.
IA number of bills were introduced
aTd referred to appropriate commit
tees.
The House was called TO order by
Col. John T Sloan, Clerk of the last
House. All the Edgefeld members
were present.
Col. Simonton was chosen tempo.
rary Speaker.
The election of Speaker of the
House was then ordered.
Mr.. James Simons, of Charleston,
Mr.. George Johnstone, of Newberry,
and Mr. E. B. Murray, Of Anderson,
were put in nomination.
The first ballot resulted in the elec.
ton of Mr.. Simons, by the following
vote: Simons II, Johnstone 25, Muir
ray 90.
The following officers were then
elected:
Clerk-Col. John 7. Sloan, unani-
nous.
Reading Clerk-R. M. Anderson,
unanimous.
Sergeant-at-Arms-J. D. Brown,
unanimous.
All the old officers of both Houses
were reelected.
WEDNESDAY.
On Wednesday, among the mass OF
bills and resolutions presented IN the
House are: A bill to abolish the of
fee of County Auditor and to impose
the duties on the County Treasurer
a bill to construct stone roadway
on the State road; e bill to require
persons in county lsils to work upon
the public roads; bill to repeal th~
lien law or modify its provisions.
In the Senate bill to prohibit the
standing aside of Jurors, except for
cause in the State Courts joint reso
luton to provide for constitutional
convention; bill to incorporate the
Southern Land Loan Association.
Senator Howell, .oi Colleton, gave
notice that he would introduce at
some subsequent day, bill modify.
ing the provisions of the stock Law.
From all We can gather, however, a
large majority of the Senate are op.
posed to any modification. If so, this
practically settles the question.
On Wednesday, the Assembly ad-
iourned until Friday, thereby paying
due respect to Thanksgiving Day.
FRIDAY.
4 resolution was introduced by
Mr. Murray providing that after De-
cember II nc bill shall he intredncsd
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1883.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Rarper's Weekly stands at the head Of
American illustrated weekly journals.
By its unpartlssn position in politics, lis
admirable illustrations. its carefully cbo.
sen serials, short stories, sketches, and
poems, contributed by the foremost art:
lists and authors OF the day. it carries in
struction aud entertainment to thousands
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1t will always be the aim of ths pub
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paper in tie world
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
The Admission of DakoN,

One of the hottest fought
battles in Congrehs this winter
probably be ovef the admission
Dakota to the Union. It's admission
as State means 10 more Republi-
can Senators, anpther Republican
Congressman, and &bree Republican
votes in the Electoral Collegein 1884.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

The Rgorns Signal appeared on a
half sheet last week, and ane OF Its
subscribers wants to know bow lohg
ii will be before it will cease to ap-
pear. He does not think it Will last
much longer, as the next election is
va,y in the distance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

We have had splendid harvest,
bu! the cost OF living has not been
reduced. God is good hut man is
vile. We agree with tn, Cincinnati
Gazette that heavy addition is made
to the cost of commodities between
the producer and consumer, and the
prices the latter pay are out Of all
proportion to what the former re
ceive.-Augusta Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
state Of south C:sr"i,sa:s.

EOG GEFlELO COONI1.
Court Of Common PienS.
Eunicey Street. Mary Gregory, Wiley
Gregory, Emma Smith and J H. tireg
ory, Plaintiffs. versus Nathan w. Greg
ory, Executor OF Mary Gr CORY, decd ,
Jonathan S Gregory, CrossdAy Ables.
jim Gregory, Harriet Greg Try, and
]. y. Gregory, Sophia E Gregory, An
dce.. Gregory. by { ieir guardian. H
rietta ButtingtOn. lfef 'N.-Compidiut
for Relief. Complaint mt Servsd.)
To the abor; canned Defendants:
YOU are hereby summoned and re-.
quirt.d to aiis wer the Complaint in this
action, which was filed with tbe Clerk ol
the Court of Common Pleas for the Coun-
tv and State aforesaid. at Edgetield q
II on the I'D day of November, "A. d
1882, and serve copy of your answer t.
the said Complaint on the subscriber III
his office ut Edgetield q. H.. ). g.. with
in twenty days from the service b rent.
exclusive of the day of such service (;
and if you fail to answer the Complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plainutf>
1, this &C ION will apply tJ the Court for
the relief demanded in the Complaint
CHAS. w. CREIGHTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant, Jonsth An 8. Gregory:
Please take notice that the Complaint
In this action was filed with the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas, at Edge
hrld C. II =. C, TN the 22d day of No
vember, A. ID. 1882
CHAS. w. CRErGHTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney
To the Defer d lntS, Crossday. Ables, J
N. Gregory, Harri.t Gregory. l.. =
Gregory; Sophia Gregory, Andrew
Gregory by their Qua dian, He ,rietts
Burlington.
The Complaint in this action is brough,
to obtain settlement of the estate OF the
late Mrs. Mary Gregory, and other re-
lief, and 10 personal demand is mad'
against you.
CHAS. W., CREIGHTON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Nov. %, 1872. 65l
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Tha GubernatoriaI Ina4 4guralion.

The Inauguration of Governor
Thompson and Lieutena4t Governor
Sheppard took place in fhe Hall OF
Representatives, Columbia, on yester
day-Tuesday-at ! c'9lock, before
an overwhelming audiehce and with
the most auspicioGs surroundings.
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1883.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

EaTper's' Magazine begins its sixty
sixth volume with the December Num-
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the most beautiful in its appear ance, and
the best magazine f,r the home. A new
novel, entitled "For the Major" by Con-
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Anne" was begun in the Move mber
Number. In literary and artistic excel
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successive number. Spet iAl fl 'rts have
been made for the lighter entertainment
of its readers through humorous stories.
sketches, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
Three cheers for lspartanburg!

An election was hAld in the City
CT spartanbnrg on TUESDAY, tie 20th
ult., to desids the quehtion of grant
irg licenses 10 tarroomS IN tnat Guy, y
which resulted in mRJorlty oil 1oz
for mo license"
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Masters Sales.
Stale of South Carolina,

41GE 4GAO COONA 4.
Z Court Of Common Pleas.
J. W. Hill, Plaintiff. vs. w. D. Ouzts.
Mrs. E. e.. Bexley and W. N. Burnett,
Defendants Foreclosure
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN
~ that by virtue of the decretal or
der of the Hon. Judge J. B. Karshaw,
in the above stated cause, dated October
7ih, A. d. 1882, will proceed t" >ell al
Edgefirld court House, on the first Mon
dav In Janua' Y next. the following de-
scribrd III. .rrgnged premises. viz:
All that lot an parcel of land, situat-
ed, ly ing and being in the tUunty and
State aforesaid, containing Eighiy-tw''
and tive-eighths acres, and bounded t.y
lands OF VI. g. Butler, + K-ese. +. l.
Smith and laDdsni Dr w Hill. AZ.
Terms cash. Titles extra.
=. TOMPKINs, Master E
Dec, /, 1854 81
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About to be left Wit hou. a Vice
President,

Politicians are beginning to discuss
the probabilities of q call for an ez-
tra session of the Senate next spring.
David Davis's time Ss United States
Senator expires next March. and that