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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-24
Continued ON third page.

Smoke Duke Of Durham cros GU!
IA the world.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
An ldrO': win Ter.

The stn i.nts oi lh- South C4rolln
oil .ee av- hen victim Il IN th
anst shameful manner hy an srrtn
nave. onp f Fl G,r'ln-r b lin.
ON D-lawa.e Shortly Il for -
ginning of the ;r n se'siH e
rer prop sd t, open :: mss hA ]
the acc ,mmo!stion Of rho~e nj :"
Vho preferred messing to '4k,"g III
,v4ls At b a.dhn houses H III
v, n WARM eucnur. ement II m u
Pr ,.ess r. and thr stnds t. Being
'-nsi-manly person at good al Ire
IL soon gained the C" tidsnce OF th"<
,th whom he was thrown Ard het'r
,e col eye opened had no d III 'i'f'
s4rnri:e CONSIDER biz n ube o
>, raels Re 'nrnis' ei very goo
re at tie r., Of $'2 m'n'h, a'.
ne Young mrn IRE iuily 81 t Il
ne nnmbe of hi hoar'iers increase
nm time TO tune nnii IN. oesiD''r'
this IN nth. when he h>.l n,w4r
= forty OF the youog m0n Of tn In
rtu'lon.
l.,-, Thursday Gard ner zen
round aud coil-ctei bard mon'y
ivance from nearly Ill his o"aritr-
We sums ri ranging from twelve IL
,ghtern, tiollara. The aggregate sun
.llected was something oversly bur
rcd dollars. Tn students r-Adil.!
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A Vain be Relic

F, We saw yes. erd.y =. st'letso Which
Was q, CT Iu- pts t'-rtyni Lord Byron
srhe history ot the dagger IS this
D nj g the bait . ot MlssnIonghl in
the war -tween Turkey AMI Gre c.
the lifeo L ri Bv,on W sin immine,t
danger tr IN ,h- hands of y Turkish
fl ~ who maize tnurneroas cut al
hun Will tn weapon WAS DESCEND
ing Gre 'ldier, nam-d Entnn4l
Haas. sprang IN etween ~ d rpcelv-'i
a horrible cash across The ace The
soldi r tell bnt 4 agged the otfi -
down, piuckeA he dagger from MS
b 1t and stabbed HIM to 'h- her
t.. aoIi,er bv tn ORD l-rot L'r'i By
r,n, Was sent to the h 'sn!ta AMI AT
e,war'ia recovered The cash had
hra'e up hnt left an ng'v e"ar which
extended from his forehead downward
.crnss his face hia right eye w ss prf
u completely and hi nose we eev
.rd LORD Bv on to,k p ,esess o.
the dag, ar hut returned It t. the
Greek Haas afterwards C m tn thla
country and located shout distance
rom Charleston. :. G. The present
,wner was one dav q. his h nse and
.aelrg ghim using ,hed gger { emitting
neat and other purposes. ask"d h'm
tn give it to HIM hnt was rDfnse', tht
Gr..k saving thai he had no other
tn fa to 4, tl.i wmk ,i:h The
ent' man to k o't hia po ka' kn IL
.hrh W rather large AID tn Greet
-s.d,lv exchanged with him Tn
lagJsr is OF very f 2 wnrkm nshn'
the hsrhlp bang ivorv ant tn ca =
liver bnt it ie in "a r4'her i a"'dAt-'
ordi,ion = Aat nsta Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
State Democratic
see 10 the People Of
the state.

RooMs OF THE STATE DEMocRATlc
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
COLUMBIA, S. G., Aug. Is, so
Es1lo,u Citizens The candidates
nominated by the State Democratic
Convention at Columbia are worthy
of the support of the whole people.
No other political body will, or can,
present to you candidates for State
Offices who have equal claims to your
confidence. The Democracy of South
Carolina have received the nomina-
tions with unfeigued satisfaction, and
are determined to elect their candi
dates. 1t will be an unmixed bless
ing to the State, however. if there
shall be truce to political strife,
and.honest men, with honest pur-
pose and without regard to their po-
litical associations in the past, unite
in voting for the upright, capable
and faithful candidates who are now
before the people. The Democracy
cannot be expected to continue to
bad themselves down with taxation
for the benefit Of their former oppo
nents, if these persist in preternng
political tramps or imported vaga-
bonds to Carolinisns Of proved worth
and acknowledged merit.
The principles declared by the
State Convention as formulating the
objects and Intentions Of The Demo
cratic party are Ineligible, liberal
and progressive. They look TO the
preservation OF Honest Home Ra!e
as the paramount need Of goo'i citl
zens of every condition in life, eand
they pledge to all the people the just
administration OF eqraI laws, and
economy with efficiency in the con
duct Of the Government. 10 tine
broader arena Of National affairs the
SJuth Carolina Democracy stand
pledged to the reform OF the tarif
system, SO as to lessen the burdens
on the people, and ito the reform {
s!s civil service az means Of pnrify
ing politics. When the poEtica
workers ahall no longer have hun
dred thousand Federal Offices as
lure and bait for their hungry de
psndents, the power OF cor bination
of Gnsorupulons politicians will as
suredly be broken, and for every can
didate, within his party, there vii
be fair field and no favor. Th
Democracy demand likewise that tn
Federal Government, oy liberal ap
preparations IRON the treasury ior eo
ucational purposes, help the South
,, ern States to convert the present an
rising generation Of freedmen int
intelligent and responsible citizen
In all things the South Carolina d.
Q mocracy solemnly bind themselve
before tellow-countrymeD, to pursu
that public policy which will max
the whole people cont Mt, by secul
:. ing their rights, guarding their pri'
! ileges and fostering their CROWN
prosperity.
i The State Executive Committee r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
The Glorious Franchise,
Detroit Free Press

Hs found a half d. z-n freemeh
waiting for him when h reached bis
Office yesterday morning. The h's'
one admitted r-maved his hat anu
gave thrre cheers.
"W hats that for z asked the can
dlda,e.
1T fer the triumph OF rrinclFi+
over corruption-houea'y oyer fraud
integrity owe. i,.iqnity and "iek
edness. The tresmen sra go!tg 70
rally"
How much do you want ? asked
the candidate, IS b. pulled out ms
wallet
There will be such rally OF hon
est electors as
"How much 2
tue horny handed sons OF so'i
b we become dls---"
How mich. | say
"Well, sir, III have to keep sever
Of the bays tall OF beer from now It
election day, and I'm thinking tn"
about ten"
Take i,-here it is-good morr
ing-n~zt
The next entered with Cat liz
tread, and looked all around II
room for listeners. ard then. sinl
! Ing bis voice to whisper, ne e.
claimed:
: Hush 'Tis the battle cry OF II
3 600 freemsn coming to the rescue
will SO be enough this NOR
iug?" coldly inquired the cane
le date.
10 You'll get there by the Isrs
W majority this county has ever gee
ut One part of my ward was going 80
at against you, thinking
%. "I'll make it So"
"But ! crushed out the orpoF''l
and when the glorious sun OF Move
nt. ber 7 b gilds the epires and stpeI
ed there will bp such an uprifine-
bis "Hers'e $4--go 'Iona-don't be
Ter er m anv more big hriry-a
'us body else 2"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

Mr.. r. w. McKie, who lives about
five miles from this place was in town
a few days ago, and informed us that
not long since he was visiting his carp
pond and discovered lying near the
waters edge snake OF the moccasln
species, whereupon he sent to the
house for his gun, on the return OF
which he fired and killed as he thought
but the one snake, but on examina'
tion found that with the one discharge
of the gun he had killed thirty one
! snakes, which were in and around
the large snake, at which Mr.. Mckie
fired. On yesterday MIR: Joe McKie'
wholives near Golfers and is a brother
ol Mr.. T. w. McKie was in town,
and thinking we had good joke on
hia brother told him, Joe, the snake
tale that had been told us by his
brother. Mr.. Joe McKie did not
SMILE worth cent. but with all Sc
rioueness said, 81 don't doubt it, tor
not long since while out in my fields
I killed a tone blow with stick Q
snakes, and the day was out was
not much ola day for snakes" Abou'
this time some one called ua aside
and Of course twas our time to "set
EN- up. -HamJarg Correspondence
Of Auqusta Evemiag Nears.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
A Prsmin. nj BAPTIST Preacher Ee'
clares Himself an lniidei'

From the last ieanA OF the Ch'a"'a"
Inder and South Vest Bspt'st, We
EXTRACT tie following card.
[nssmueh ss l have been connected
with the Baptist denomination ana
have been known IL many parts Of
the State M q Baptist minister, | isri
i. to be my duty to the rnbllo ana
t, myself to make ths iolio"ipR
at .tement
After thorough investigation, thought
aid r, aectiop, end after arriving ~
c ,nclup.ons satisfactory to rny o~h
| mind, | have aeen fit to cease my Ia
| b ,rs ae Z Christian mlbi-ter, am. .slst
At t sever my e0aseetiOa' az
o. the Baptist church. AS g u
scientious mau and s man OF conVlc
tion., and one vino would b. true to
himself and to the public, l make this
s,atrmrnt. My present convictions
do rot allow me to believe or TO preacf
| the fundamental doctriue5 OF 'h'
CHRISTIAN ayptem Whist the infnr'
m,v reveal know not. Il would D.
out of place here to attempt to itTm
| ize my various reasons for my char g
OF belief.
IfIam in error and darkness, ma
tA- Sun of Light and Truth illum'
nate my mind and heart
w T. CH ENEf.
R me. Co., Nov Til. 1882.
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paEpAAl,G FOR TIE lu1UaE,
Address ef the state Bem0cra ic
Committee.

The People Urged to Main,ai. the Orr
sauza,i"n of the PARTY. ana Pre-
pare by training and piscussion for
the "mpt, X Issues at the Future.
COLUMBIA, Nv % TIE State
D IN 'cfsic ommi'tee adopted the
fo lowing adlr-s4 to the per pie of
II Site and ordered It to be pub
Ii h-i:
Rooms OF THE STATE DEMOCRATIC !
EXEC TIVE COMMITTEE :
COLUMBIA, : G.. Nov q, 50
10 tie Pc pile Of the Slatr:: TIE
State Dem crsIic Committee cnngrat.
n4te the eople OF Son'h Csrolina on
he success which attended the #
irts + the Democratic party to elect
their Candidates, and preserve intel
lsen', Just AMI economical rule in
the S ate II is especial y gratifying
t lh- committee to know that peace
r-igned throughout the ST .te on eiec
J, nd y, nj that the Conduct OF th-
-.-ctlo unier the stringent Prov
slo's OF aise laws. i unas.ailed and
Nh IS ll,b.e With the ,xceltlon
>;ng's county, where the Democrats
p ,ced M candidates in tie fed, h.
wh Site IS in D IN cratic hands
~" X o. the seven Cong -ssm II are
~ regular candl}afes e th- D mo
r4nc party Tn-re Is un,ouhtvd
nSt Tor 'e 'cirg III snch a t'iumph
iii tel"c al y az, iur The frs'
snr. 1876 4 determined en
,.,v vor uaa III d- 10 defect tue Dem
Der Tie parry Ly ring the lat ors "i
malcuLient hres to the votes
H. .gfor"nt aud p j'rho,d lie
i ~
IT, po;l'i.:4l campaign ou the rar'
II ur"Ip neu's wa 10 'ked hy vuI
-. ra,ul.bcr, n d by unscruF Fu'ou.
ii nprrati n OF the INST eminent
Och IN tue State. Toe whole D. u
"'ratic par y was arrnigued and con
j, mned i'r imaginary miscohdu' T.;
,nd II Was orua!iy a-s-rtett, III den
zee Of the facts or In ignorance oi
Sue Co dltloI aud the needs OF th.
State, hat the time had cone when
ue Democracy should be rem we'd
rom power. tni be succeeded hy the
:'nblnatl III OF contradictory ee
ae' ts hlch, animated by the ext &c
s1iou OF publlc y nud-r, had under
.ken to oppose and defeat the Dem
cratic party.
Tue most shameful part of the
who'll business is that the eff 'ers OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

neg ecslng the present. 1t establishes
the ..rtsint without iAi ing to lro
vide fnr the future. It cares tor the
weak and permits no III uce t" the
stlong. II Is the lioneei OF hnmanlfy
aud the conservator cf nations. 1t
iaiis only when it ctaseo TO be true
20 itself. We recall h..e the essen
tial principles Of l)emocr.tic faith az
declared BY Thomas Jefferson eighty
years ago:
Equal and exact in tice to q ]
men, OF whatever state or persuasion,
religl usorpolitcal; e .ce, comn cree,
and ho, est friendship with all ns'
tious, entangling alliances With nom
the su port OF the State Goverl meLt'
in al! their ri hta, as the most COM
ne ent administrations for our do
mpslic concerns, and sthp surest bull
warks ,g.ilst anti Republican ten.
drncles; The J reservation o. The Gen.
eral Government in Its whole Constl
rutional vigor as the sheet anchor OF
our peace 1T home and safety abroad;
y J. .uu, Care OF the hight Of el'c'lon
10y The people, mild and safe cor
rectl.e OF abuses which are lopl' d
by the sword oil revolution where
t,paceablr remedies are unpro7ldt d;
absolute At qnvscence IN the decisions
Of the IL j II y-the vital plincli e
Of re ubnc., from whl' h there ID o
Al pea hut to ioic-, the vital lrlpci
pie and iulnrdi,te parent OF despo
t.su; we'll dlscil lined IN ! tia, our
b. ST ,tll.Lce in peace aud Tor tht
f st 10 mrn,s OF war. ill! regulars
may rrll. v. them; the supremacy o.
BIZ civil over the military authority;
ecolcmv in the public expense. that
tor N y be Ugh Iy bu dened;; tie
b .ne t,,yment # our debts ant sa
cred lr, srrva,lon OF the pubic ialtr !;
snco ragemrht o. agrlruit re and oi
commercr, as its hanl mai |; the dit
t,.slon oi inlcrmauoE, and arraigu.
rnpnt of all abuses at Ih- bar OF lhr
public reason; freedom OF the prea' !;
.ud freedom O. person under the pro
lection OF the habear n US: and
rial by jnriss ;npartislly selected
raese principles form the bright con
srellatlun which has gone betnre U
.nd euidel our stsps through an age
IT revolution aud reform s'inn. Tne
wsiop of our s.g~s and Dlooi OF our
heroes have been devoted to their
attainment. They should DC tn
creed cf our political faith, the text
i civil instruction, the touchston-
by which to try the ser1a>el sho'e
w. trust; aud should we "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
Qha me, $ and ash.
pb;y,deynbia Prsss. Rep.

Tho ADMINISTRATION made eome
very queer alliances in the south In
Mississippi Gen. Chalmers had pre-
.,ninently represented everything
that WAS obnoxious to n rthern Ssn'i-
nept. He Was the leader OF the
For, F low massacre during the war;
aud q chief OF Ku X ux rule alter
the war. Among all the odlous eS
b,h;rora OF fraud aud terrorism IN
the South the most br"2-n and Shame
l.ss wss that by which year aitFr
wear be seiz.d eeat in Congress As
soon az a Republican House could
pet at him, it drove him cut OF the
nIacs 70 which he mad no saado" o.
title. Yet the administration ane
tIubbell's committee took him w
and hoped 10 make up for R-puo'l
can losses IN the North by bargain
with such enc lies. lhe case OF Cash
OF South Carolina, waa scarcely 'es
. offensive. He had outraged the aen
,imept OF the land by his murder
!, ous crimes, and the country had Cal
ed on the people Of his own State
repuaiate ana puni h his eff -nces.
feeling was being aroused there wnlc
- - promlavd to coneisn hira to hl' pro
-, or level, when the managers o. u
Congressional committee entered ID
b. an uuholy alliance With HIM 1t
:. We'll to DIVIDE and break .ne bor
bon str. myth Of the South but SUI
combinations ptutify every protessl
es' and offend every jns' sense.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
G.vernor-Elect Ihomp>uh'
One Of the Most Promising sIen in The
Sou Il.

} from the Springfield Rcp"ot'con
Hugh ) Thompson, the lew G'''
eruor OF South Carolina, ID he!nv"
OF Waddy Thompson, one OF the "a
~ .us men Of old regime, q man VIII
y fin. head and tr.m mousiache. AL
trr the war he found himself stripped
IS mauy OF the alleiocrsry were, ana
vent to Columb u and get ~ a private
school. HIS income Tor tie hrst yeAi
Was abou, $40, and was esed out as
he cubs. g ,sutly dlsco7sred' BY inc
esie OF The family plate. Family plate
iu iact, proved qrte aresource uurihb
the early years OF transition IRON war
to peace, when the women OF the AT
tocracy at Columbia showed 'nei,
sense OF the value Of economy sho
thrift by appointing committee q
,uselves 10 gtt good rices from tne
J, w,sh & al.rs who a,tked into tls
South. Mr.. Thompson conii III
teaching TIL he WIS made superb
tenden, Of instruction under IN
II upton 80, ernment, ~nen he iooh'
t,e State sch, ol fund good deal DE
pl.,ed by he carpet t-baggrrs. HIS mrs
care WAS to restore that, and IN IN
meantime he devoted himself t" IN
s:bool interests all over the State
| Tie result Vas that he became yer
nopulsr with black and white, an
W a. nominated in the D-mocrailc COZ
,ent,on this year by q epontaneot
Q movement OF the mountain region
r + !. State, aud TO the 10 slisht as'oI
;sbment Of the bosses. \ 'r'herne'
, who have met him regard him as OF
J, of the most promising msnin'he Sou'
g I IS crr'aluly hopeful sign tor a m'
: to secure political advancement IN I
. South by devotion to the comm
l. ,choola.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
Summer
Complaints

At this season, various diseases of the
bowels are prevalent, and many Ices are
lost through lack of knowledge of safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS FAiN
KILLER is sare cure for Darrhoa, Dys-
entery. Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, ETC., and is perfectly safe.
Read the following:
BA1ssRIpaE- y. Y. March =. ISL.
;aaf relief Tor cramp and pain In the R1;Sn9r stomach
N1cHorv1LlE. E T. EsS; : issl:
es6sss Tns sfIg soi ca sna Champs IN the
used II for years, and Il sure fTe every NJ S mIr
have used yon PAfS In sSeEs Of
igsas es sss and cholera sPa II
twenty yeaEs have Hfea sSy SSni hss 6owa
Complaints and aieay. ceres Would not feesa; s1
Hsrsu. DAVIS S4sG fH SaR sssys Sss
ssSsnd allow 4 " i e Be- ss ont oi of the family
-- ONEIDA, NY, Feb. ls, lssl =.
essS9 sSs. Rsns Il Sse Sidsh s dare
toso s so bed without bottle in the hopse q s,,,,v
coswAyD9Ho. s e.fsss; s5: E : issl; Ssl;,.
in the house. ,,....,, II. Ui'. E. -no1'AN-''
CRRFELp. RHEstsH PErss14 hep: =, :, s,yIczt iITt,
Ihnye known PERRY DAVIS PAIN htLLEn atiIsootS t
Yo1n tSs dey IL was introduced and after years 9!
nbseryation and use regard its presence IN niS
1s'"''A' l. g. POTTER, U. s. Consul
i3I;EToN. TRENT. ESo.
IS6d been several days suffering severey trvi44
a3ferrSn,s sccompanied with intense PAIN, Waem
fvied yonr PAN KILLER, and found alr9osl
renea' 81 MoyrAeUE ST., LONDON. Eng;
During a9 ssyyeaa yesaGs dys.n
tsIy, aiio c1o'SA'' ' r. CLAEIDGE
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. Its price brings II
within the reach OF all. m.
For sale by all druggists at 25c, 5oc.
''''p PERRY DAVIS 8 son, Proprietors,
Providence, R. !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

Arab horses do not fetch az much
in England as was supposed. AT a
sale in London recently eleven pure
Arabians Of fine qualities were sold
for $3.50. Pharaod, a pure .Arab
stallion, brought $2,625 for Count
Potoki, who takes him to Poland.
Brood males averaged $500 each,
and two year old illy went ior
$7T5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

Applications for appointment to
line Citadel Academy continue to be
received at the Executive office.
Sixty. one appointments have already
been made of pay cadets, which IS
largely in excess Of the number sx,
pected al the opening session. and
proves that the friends of the lnstlta'
tion have not miacalculated its popu-
larity. One of the appointments is made
from California-the son OF a South
carolinian resident in that State
aud quite a number from Georgia
and other adjacent States -C01"'a0"
! -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

A colored politician, desirous ), o! 3i, a
Baltimore Office, puts it thus; 1--WE
owe nothing to the South, we owe
nothing to the North. They became
embroiled and tbs negro slipped be-
tween and got his freedom. .ol. VOL
umes have been written to express
the same idea.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

THE NEXT STATE FAIE-Parties
contemplating making exhibits should
writs to the Secretary, Col. Thomas
W. Holloway, Pomaria, S. c, for a
C py Of the premium list. The indl,
cations are that the next State tar
will be the graudest and most sue
cessful ever held in Columbia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

Quite number OF century plants
in California are throwing mp stalks
preparatory 10 blooming. One in
Sonoma Valley grew six feet in eight
,lsys. A mammoth plant in the Ga
b,iel Valley is expected to throw ap
a dover stem more than forty feet in
height The plant spreads over a
circle forty five feet in circumle:'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

1867 Prizes, amounting to...........s265, 800
Application for rates to clubs should
be made only to the office Of the Cotnpa-
ny in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders by Ex-
press, Registered Letter or Moneyfor
der, addressed only TO
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or N. A. DAUPHIN.
60! Seventh ST.. Washington, ID. e.
". Borders addressed to Nee Or
leans aciN rcceiUe prompt attention.
Aug9, 1SS2.-5ts6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

4 dozen of thosa popular "Jouvln" K'd
Gloves at Sl-every pair warranted;
i. zon L,dl.s' fashionable Black hoee
Or Warrer's celebrated Heslth Corset:
.Enreks"; Rubber Clo'h. new CloaEs and
Walking Jackets more Handsorns Dress
Buttons and Trimmings, opened IN s @eeR
AL at j. u. CS0Ss'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

DIVERSIFIED CRors Mr.. i. C.
Thompson, South Carolina dele
gate to The Georgia Agricultural
Convention, informed the Alta nta
Consultation that I'VE have fine farm,
ers in South Carolina, but yon are
ahead OF us in diversified crops, and
that is where the money comes in
farming now. We are waking up OH
this line rapidly. and we will try and
overtnke and excel the Georgia farm
err il We can. We have found ont
this year where the money lies in
farming. 1t ia q simple proposition.
Raise our provisions and make cot
ton and rice our surplus crop"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

The pre- rl+st OF all IS paira Of Indies
But,oned Bnnts jusr in. Aso s moe o'
those .,y ,st D.agons! eui's, which have
been ssl ing so fnat. Mary other ne"
hoods. Madam. Duvals French C'rset
just opened Ut m cop1,,
Al = NJ |oS1 "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

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result of just Administrations
nominations, liberal principles, ar''
systematic and unAagging work. This
we owe to the State, and We owe 1T
to the traditions Of the master-race
to which we belong. Victory we
must have; and Honor with victory.
JAMES T. IzLAR. Chairman.
G D. BRYAN, WM. MUNRO,
J.OrEY REED, p. P. TODD,
G. w. CROFT, WILLIE JONES'
JNo. B. ERWIN, Z. ). PATTERSON
D. P. soJoURNER, 7. S. FARRow,
@ 7 C. HUTsoN, J. w. WILLIAMS,
F. B. GARY, J. F. RHAME,
GEo. JoHNsToNE, J. D. McLucAs'
E. B. MURRAY, WN. ELLIOTT,
CHAs. S. SINKLEY,Jo h. EARLE,
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

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dles Saddlee, Saddle Clo,ha. WhIps, so'e
Leather, Harness Leather and Snoe threao
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
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and Blacks
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can work hard for ;s,,
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rate white laborer IL | tnipA
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men in the South are Ss
with Southern meD' very eAAe ;.
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