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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27
M. & ST.. L.. r.. r.. Co.,
OEFICE OLE SUIT.

OFFICE OF SUIT.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 8, 1Ssa.l
In accordance with enclosed circu-
lar, from this date, the following Off
GERS of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
Railway Co., will have jurisdiction
upon the Minnesota Central railroad !:
J. A. Hanley-Gen. Freight Agt.
S. +. Boyd-Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.
F. w, Partridge-Auditor,
Jno. Burns-Train Master.
w. A. Young-Supt- Telegraph.
E. ID. Clark-Car Accountant.
e. RYDER,
Superintendent.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

The Highest Cash PRICES Paid for
Furs and Farm PgQduee, at
Sd WOLFF & WELLS,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

Oranges, Lemons and Grapes, at
Coles Lunch Room. SO
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

Mince Meat, by the pound, at Coles
Lunch Room. 3e
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

A fine lot of candies can be seen at
Coles Lunch Room. q
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27
COAL. COAL.

Arrangements have been made by
which am abba to furnish the differ
ent grades of Hard and Soft Coal at
Reduced Prices. Iowa Lump, Willow
Bank Stove and Nut Coal always on
hand. Terms Strictly cash.
IS f. BOWERS.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

Pigs Feet and Picked Tongue, and
Hot Coffee, at the Lunch Room. SO
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

We respectfully solicit the accounts of Merch
ants, and all who have dealings with banks in thu
section of the State. ,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

Try Good & Brishine's No. Is Tea.
It is the best in the market. 80
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27
CAUTION.

spCare must be taken in Cold Weather
70 have the Flour thoroughly warmed before
mixing; Also to keep the Sponge in warm
place until ready for Baking. By carefully
observing these simple precautions yoa Will
get good bread every time; while, II neglect
ed your bread VIII be poor and dark, no mat
ter how good the flour.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27
Minnesota Central Railway.

The following correspondence ex-
plains itself:
OFFICE OF PRES. OF MINI.
Cen. r. r. Co..
st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 6, 1881
To Joel May, Gen. Supt.:
This company has made arrange
ments with the Minneapolis & st.
Louis R. r. Go. by which the opera
ton of our road will be conducted by
that company until further notice.
Fin the receipt of this, you will turn
over the possession of our line to Mr..
E. Ryder, Supt. of the Minneapolis &
st. Louis r. r.. Co, who will take pos
session and control of the operation of
said line ON behalf of this company.
T. b. CLEMENTS,
President.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

Fresh oysters by the Can, at Coles
Lunch Room. re
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

Fine Lot of Cabbage, at the Lunch
Room. 36
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

Will at all time receive prompt attention.
Crisis either Ground OF Exchanged as
the owners prefer.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27
Railroad Business.

w. NJ. Romine, the gentlemanly
agent of the st. p. NJ. 4 NJ. Railroad,
has kindly furnished US with some
figures showing the amount of busi-
ness, in the aggregate, transacted at
Morris depot for the year 1882:
Total pounds Of freight forwarded
from Morris 40 ,5a7 $40
Total hounds received q, 49,, 43O
Total pounds handled .....:.... 66 ,640, 40
Charges on freight reed. 332 "a
I" forward. 36,337 q
Total charges reed. $3.50 16
local ticket sales .. 3d. 746 40
Coupon ticket Sales........ lO9H 20
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-01-27

Charges on freight reed. .Si0,332 "a
" I" forward. 96,337 y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
Senator Builsr on the Tar e.
The Winnsb ,ro News and Her. L

The Winnsb,ro News and Her,le
hlishes the t,llnwing:
To he Ea.toz Of tie News aad Her
aid:
The following extract from your
'4per has been brought to my atten
ion:
Senators Butler and Brown have
,oor eccrc"a b. - correspondent o.
the New York Hera d, of,n'er'ain
ng s,rprg piotecl.pn views. And i't
ids In this respect they do ntt.
" any means. W ice the sentiments o.
heStatps they respectively represen,
It is to hr hoped that The correspond
mt has been pisiii,rmed As TO the
'oaitlon o: the Senators named. 5 /;
-riainly he is entirely cnlry,J in say.
ng.thas such cpnlons do not vo;c+
he sentiment: OF South Carolina and
iaoreiA >
II tho correspondent OF .he New
York Mqm'd had felt Interested
nonali ln my nrlm ,rs an the t~r If.
. have made them he sni c. OF
ommunicatinn TO his p-r.r, he "neh,
. have hepn interested! also in tlil,ng
be truth about h-m; and If be har
-lt inclined TO tell The truth he coul!
.sl!y have arrlv d at it by ref-renc
. the proceedings o: the last session
Il Congress-, when the q,est'ou al
.xstion, both external and intern /
'na under consideration My ,otvs
he hest reiaiatlon Of this n'isrepresen
:. iJn.
Very .espocs'n'!v.
NJ G BUTLER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04

CARTRIDGE. j l. Miles, j. P. Black
well, s. Prince and Joe Prime. O
Co. K, the following answered t
roll call: 6. s. Tom, kins, P. +
Strom. Peter QUITS, J. E. Holme
and Isaac QUITS.
The Committee, appointed at tn.
first meeting. to prepare a roll, asked
for two We Ks further time.
A Resolution was passed that tn.
last Thursday in each year shall be
the anniversary OF the Association.
Capt. T. c. Morgan, Lieut.. R A
Cochran, Peter QUITS and P. H
Strom were appointed Com nitttt
to prepare rolls Of Co K, and FOR
ward one. respectively, to Ge7. Ca
pers and Adj1tant Gen. Manigml
The Association then took recess
for refreshnent; and upon reassemb
ling, Gen. Capers.. being enthusiast
cally called upon, made a short bu
patriotic and appropriate adlre.a,
full Of touching illusions to the old
camp life and battlefe:ds of Compa.
MES l. and K.
The Association then adjourned
rect again on the last THURSDAY
in 1883.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04

fonses and corn CRIBS in the Wsst.
/ has often been said that souit,
Carolina sthe garden spot Of sh4
Uni'ed Sta ea, but it requires energy
and enterprise to rea'iz, this fact
farmer aesr Cald Spring has rel
'z'd from one horse farm this year
"A bales Of cotton, geo bushels ri
corn, $50 bushels OF oats, and 80
bushels O swsst potatoes This was
done without the use OF NJ v improved
implements, ard rna. r he old plan
of farming. We attribute he above
results to the nse of f-rtiliz srs. con
aistine Of cotton sAea, hoslh te OF
lime and hernyarl litter. Thest
me'hods cnnll be easily All pied. and
Y lnble wond he the rasn''a TO th4
farmers. in money, labor and time.
Respectfully, VISITOR
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
The Lien Law tor Two Years
LGnger,


The non repeal OF the Lien Law ir
the late Legislature was because o.
the Senators from the, lower and mir.
d e cou' try voting pretty generslly
against it, asthey feared the polite al
co sequences in their Counties if a
change was made. This action on
t part Of the Selate means that DO
re zeal of the law will be enacted dr.
r"g the next two years; for if II e
d.nger of political trouble from re.
p al should dete. the Senate from a
repeal now. it is more than lkcly'h. t
tae same force will be stronger iusr
before the next election than it j,
now. In our opinion no'hirg shor
OF very extremely good crop yea
will give Us any chance of hayin,
the law repealed next winter. Gu
people can, therefore, go to wo.k q,
they have heretofore done, and max.
their contracts fer another year.
We need very careful Legislation
indeed in the interest of our te.a,t
class Of white people; and certainly
no substitute has yet been devised 70,
the Lien Law. The Lien Law re-.
quires very careful handling. Maj,
OF the people. who use it oppose i,
r'peal; and it would he unwise t,
Ignore their wishes. The theory
our government is that every ma
Z lows his own interests, ana can tel
WAT is best for himself.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04

The following appointments G
preachers were made al the recen
'-s>ion ni tho Sourb Calol,na Conf, +
nee az Grpsnville:
Columbia Dis'rc'-A N Ch,ie'z
brig. Presid ng El,!pr.
Columbia, West. :. VIC P,wer.
Marion rt J l. S'"kes.
CITY Mission. !. NJ Lit,le
'Jnlnmhia circuit. J w Dickson, ] W
Nicely.
hester s:aticn, J VI Carlisle.
'hes'sr circuit, D D Danger.
E,st Chester circuit. j A Porter.
R,ck Hill, J G Stoli.
Ymkvillp. K P F~anks.
Font Mill, II W Whitaker.
Wlnn-boro and & arkrtock. L G Price
'i'6r'd circuit. j K McG4ln.
B,eahar: circui', a j Cauthen.
Elpe6-lA W : Wlsl,man.
R-v J VI 3 vi il rpnove,l frcm
Chester cult md stp inretl rrp,i
'ug ed,rol Narinn District. R~v. J
. Cam h+ll is transferred frcm kns'
chester C!'"n;' 10 Sr.rianhurg Sta
ion. Rev. r " Buhpr re entered
The travelling c",n-ction and ia ap
po'r'ed t" Noth Lanren~ Cirruis
R~v J A. Clifton ii appointed to
Spring S'r-et hurch, Charleston
R-v G T. Harmon hss lrca,rd iyIrp
hls place OF r,sIdeice in Lexington,
county.
The next session Of Conference will
be held al Sumter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
Tie Reunion eff EdgefqId's Com.
panies Of The Tw%n.S -Fuurih
Regimeat.

On Thursday, the % h Dec, at /
NJ. in our Court House, this Rem
ion was called to order by Mr.. Z
Reese, Chairman Of the first meeting
On motion OF Mr. S C. Cartledg,
MIR. E Keese was unanimously elect
ed permanent Chairman of the Sur
vivors Association Of Companies !
& K, 24th SC v, which etfice h.
accepted in very beautiful and y,
propriate remarks.
On motion. the meeting was opene,
with prayer by the Rev. Ellison c.
pers, Of Greenville, formerly Lien
Col. and Colonel Of the q b, and
afterwards a Brigadier General il
the Confederate service. Gen. Ca
pers subsequently exhibited the tat
tered and almost coiorle.:s e ,g Of Il {
24rh, riddled until it now scarce'y
hangs toge'her-a symbol Of u'.
measured valor and nndying memory.
On motion OF M.jor S. S. Tom.
kins, the first Cap ain Of Co. L.
"This shall be known as the Suviv.r
Association of Companies I, and K
24th Regt. SC. V.
The survivors OF Co. I. present on
this occasion were as follelHa-.- Lent.
L. j. Miller, E Kee,a John Bush
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
h Pped in the Bud.

We are r..saspd To noiethat thu bill
prung in The LSgi,l .tn,e hy ths
'!dg. field de!.ga'lnn without th.
novledae of rh- penple OF L. ngro:
% cut # - part Of this co 'nty 10 80
xten! o'C >qrrre miles 10 tor IN. VIII
part nl Z g. field. the proposed new
,nnnty of >a;n'i1 WAS pro;ni tIy kiiei
Che territory which was. by iae mll
be taken from L xne'on iia.
'e'ween the present Fig fila llnr
tnd q ! ne from the E4lso running
rst tie other lie ct SUMMIT and
hence to the Salad. River Fro
MS it will be seen that hrth Sa:es
arg and LsrSvile w0u'l b. '.kpr
ron L,x,n. ton aud i'ror,o,ated
ii The new county TIE eo ir
wing in the tertiary prop s-'i IN D.
: ken from this county are 4lruo to
f, man opposed to the n v-mrnt ard
o FAR Hs 'h- senrim-n, of tho entire
il concerned we point 10 ,h-
'-ry heavy M .ri'y against new
."un'ies cast in The laie .l,crion
We are more than ever satisfied tha,
a"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
tse Of South Caro- ina
IGLflGLD COUNT Y,
Court Common Pleas.

4
Analogue. NJ Lizzie Payne. Jnaeph 2
Pae. by their Guardian ad Item, "
SAme. Plaintiffs, versus Rob't Wal.
lac Willis WALLACE, Mary r.. Hill
JotW Payne. Charlotte V Spearman
Dai Coleman, Caroline Coleman,
panra Coleman, Mary Coleman, FL
can Coleman, Rhn oleman. Vim
oman, jas. Coleman. P"pe Payne
Riard Payne, WilIiam Payne, joe
Par. tiarnmie Payne. Mary Payne
W ar. Pay NJ, I'm Payne, Marcus
fme, Lucy Payne, Elnna t"'em"l
I'll ,uleuint. Eva Coleman, Es-l'
G5n.n,. Mary Coleman, Ricilar,
Conan, Jark nleman, Charles Coz.
III Matt lol,m ana Thomas o".
MAD frnhants. C0mpitint for Pu'
t,tG-.S,mm ms Jnr Rrtg
To atboue namc,, Defendants:
Y ARE hereby Summoned and ra
duir. i, answer tho 'nmp!aint in this
trti nriA mich WAS filed With thu "ierl
i theourI nf common 2 ras. Dec 20
u. E;S2 st Edgetiald &. Fl = O. ar
tn serltt1 copy "f your ansv ar 10 th'
said ,jmlaint an the subscriber ut III
lficaa lGdgrti"ld g. :. o.. w'rhi'
wenty{sys af -r the service hereof, -x
the day nf such spr,i'+; int
If vnu Fl To answer tie ON olai with
in III. titb or.s III. iha plaint'tf- i.
this aclillwill apply TO the Court 70
tn. reiied dnnand,d in he ""mrlaiut
1iIA>. " GRt IGHTON,
PLAINTIFFS Attorn'y.
Dated Dc. 30. 1882
10 the ID fndants, David Coleman, Ga
ulin. EN- II. Puudrra olrmtn, Mn
nv rOleIAn, FL an"r r"l-iua". j IN
'i.leluaI William COLEMAN and Jas
C..lSi&M:
You M please take n"tic" that tn
ON Is,,t in this acii',n wa filed Wit
he ,|.if Of ,heto'r' of ',"n'n'n pi"a
;r thettpu ty of e gefied. ut t.dgeti"l'
'. H., Ale, Dec. Both. 4. % 1892
CHA>. " rkt I';HTbN,
Pla n!ts .ltto'ney.
.JansThSS3 Ga
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
FIR the Advertiser.
Ihe Henry ins iiute Ent r.air.
Degto

Tie entertainment al Maneet'a
Tall on Thursday evening, the 2l.t
Dec, 1882 by the atu tents of Henry
destitute. was a bril- liant success; snd
] although the night was extremely
I nnpropitious. the HILL was crowded
to its utmos capacity by an audi.
ence that manifested by the m >.t
cautious attention a high appreciation
If the ff,rfs of the young people to
make the clnsing exercise of their
s.noo! attractive to their relatives
d lends.
Theprosramme enclosed three bean
ti'nl plays from F-ench's E'lit,on
Of Jnv nile" and H 'me Plays for
L.diea." the first of which, The
O:g.n Grinder" a Tram. in one sc:,
was rendered by Masters Sam Marsh
q al Jimmie Mathis, and Misses Lula
Bar. Csrne McCarty. Katie H o..
l. ;nie B=li, Ei;ie Miles, Jennie "a
alil
Sam Marsh took th. character of
the Cd Nan" in the play; his di4
gnise was excellent, and his rendition
v-ry crtdltable, while Jimmie Mathis,
ssisrmer Haynes, won much applause.
MISS Lula Barr as Mrs HAYNES, did
her part admirably and the dignity
with which sh. ,resided in the tea
table scene would have done credit
TO any masron in the lanl Miss Car.
ry McCerty did Mrs, Ross, the ter
m4gAnt widow in most acceptable
manner. as WAS r'q Iently eviDced
ny the audience. Great bursts of sp.
plAuse fr' qnently bespoke the admi
ration III which the acting of Misses
X t'ie Hook, E,ie Miles, Ionic Bell |
and Jennie Cahlil was held. Indeed
these little girls played their par 3 in
a most delightful manner, and justly
mer:ted the compliments bestowed
ni'un them.
Next came Mrs. WiIlis's Will, q
? c'mic drama IL one act in which M ,ss
Lul Barr WAS an admirable execui
.rlx. Lady Spindle and Mrs. DIin
lie, two absurdiy naughty and fash
unable Londoa ladies, we're respect
veIy personated by Misses E ia
Hug ies and Lillian r per, and 80
:!e.er!y did those young ladies reu
/ I their parts that they were contln-
ltily greeted with long rounds of
ppiause Miss Carrie McCarty Was
cry popular in the character OF ser
ant glr'; and Miss Lilip Barr acted
he old womtn's part to perfection,
II quaint costume was mirth and
sr provoking, ridiculous sayings fire.
:eufly brought down the house.
The performance was concluded
nth a 'r.gedy-"BIue Beard in
g' acta, thus reversing the usual or
er programmes. batthis had to be
ne IN ORDER that some Of the char
c'trs who had ? rticipa'ed in the
her plays might get ready in time
n this without OBTAINING the audi
ice This beautiful play was pre-
4red especially for Juvenile perform.
,ce, and the parents Of the cbll
ren had taken great pains to have
!eir gay sssinmes made up in thsl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
9bitnarp.

pEPtRTED this life, on the evening oi
the 2+t" "I Dec. A ID 1882. GEORGE
PuE GETIES. y n Of tho Rev. =. =.
TtTzEN and MARY SULLIVAN GETZ N,
d~cehSr!. He WAS horn t,ctuber II. INV.
and united with the Baptist hurch ut
Republican in Oct"bcr, 1854. of wh .ch
church no remained a member till his
death. The best comment upon his re-
liginur lif" was hi, readiness for death,
meeting II in that triumphant faith that
Jinkeu The promise of Gods word to his
children in this life to the happy union
"f loved olIos gone b-fnre tn the loving
presence OF their Saviour. He leaves an
aged father and brothers and sisters,
with large circle of relatives and friends,
who. while they miss his compsni ,nship
here, will r.m' tnber tie dear one an
passed over TO the happy mansions of tho
Saviour. J;P. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
asatc OG South Carolina.
Enc NELEL d lnIrNT1,
Cuntnfta ta,nlmon P.ens.
no Mt Wear Nailed Shoe BAT ask for standard crew Fa med

CUm,trf Gommom Pets.
Ennicnv Street. Nary .';rr.,rv,: Wiley
,irry ,rv. Emm Smith and 7 4. Greg
ory, Plalntiil-. nc Sns Nailian w. Greg
orr, Exerurnr at M.tryGr CORY, decd ,
Jonathan - Gregory. rns>tlsv Ables
j. y Gregory. Harriet Gregory. ard
I. =. ir..g 'rr, S'pnn f tir.gnrv An
drew Gregory by thrir yu; r,iian. II n
RITA Ruth g:rn bet Omptniit
fT Relief Complaint MT $erred
10 the abpUe mimcd De{c0damtx::
y u are hereby summoned and re.
OUR d, answer th" COMPLIANT in this
action, which WAS iilrrl with the Jerk at
the tnurt at Common Pleas f,r the conn-
/, and STATE At 'rrsiii. at lId.etield G.
r. "n the : ID d.v nf November. A. u
1S>5. and serve II copy "f YOUR answer
Tn. said tnm.,Ia'nt on the subscribe ~
his tlir It .F,ty, ti"li' -. 81 :. o. with
in twrnty days from the service h rp0,.
exclusive "f the day at such srrvic !;
and If y'u fail tu answer the tninplai !
WITHIN Ihr lime Ainhrs ,id. the PiAinri
il I; j. ac i n will Apply {, the CnurI f'r
the reil / demanded in the Complain,
CHA " REICH rON.
Pain.igS' Attnrney
i' the u tA!iu I'M, D hlltn tn > UreSprN
. Please take nrtic, thai the Complain,
in this ac'i ~ WIS filed with tho Clerk ot
The curt If on,inOn Peas. at Edge
ii"ld g. n -. G.. "n The I'D day of M
vtmb"r, A ID 1882
cHAS. w CRETGHTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney
To tho D~ft, d nts. trn->,iay Ables, j
Gr.gmy, liar"i 'ir. CORY. Il. -
tirrg"ry. Sophia Gregory. Andrew
Gregory bv lh"ir Qua dian, Henrietts
Bntliugton.
The Complaint in this action ~ brought
tn obtain settlement of he estate ut the
late Mrs. Nary Gregory, and other re-
lief. and M p r3''raI deInaI is made
against y"li
cHAS. w RFIGHTnN.
Waiat Is attorney,
H. t d Nov. 90, 1851 6i5i
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N.J. Tab ri. :

E''g-asli county 4b yre represented
in the House Of representative hy
this farmer son of hers This il NJ
Talb-rts ssc' I'D term, ard his p4s.
recatd merited ia" i.nport4n. ro.iflon
assigned to Kim by this legislature,
that OF Chairman of,he Crmmlit.a OF,
Claims, one OF the most import4n,
Committees in the House. Mr. Tal.
bert ~ 4 pr 'gr-ssive t.rmsr who
Knows well low TO keep ny with the
t'mse, not only in regard to m~ts-rs
OF agriculture, bnt also on I'll sui j-cfp
apprrtaini'g to he hDst interest OF
ti- native State In ;he r-cen. elec
lion for P-ritentIary Directors he
nominated orr ;eIlpw town,rn+nC
CAui~ E S4wy.r. and u.ade hani
some speech on the occ 'sion. Alker
county apprecis'es the conrrety and
will not be nw To return it when
III. nc a-ioa ofers.- akeu Ju,nnI
G l.: tvie1p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04

A Coop TINE COMING The 'hr-
trerrh anurtl IN --tlng u the Sou b
C4rollna Dental dissertation will tn.a,
in Aiken. : g.. on the Il h dav Of
A ri. 1893 At the same time ;nr
Nnpr. M Lodge Of he Nights +
Hpnor will hold their annu, meeting
Ii re. This wIllall take place during
the Scaue ntest week and a q. a
r'ne Car h- ionked forward to- Atk.n
JJu,ntlG Rcrb1v
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04

The South Caro.ina M.ihoii4' Con
ference has Oil It's roll l43 local
preachers, AMI the m-rnh-rsuip,s 49,
OBJ Daring tha Conference year
l,t closed 716 inf'nts have been
baptiz d and ! 327 aduIrs. The
number of Srn'i.y Scho,ls Is SIS T;
teschers 6 357; scholars 26 9222.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1883-01-04
Wanted I

A FIRST CLASS busines, man ln
"A take charge of my plantation,
miles below wNinety->ix. expect to run
sor l0,plows. No one need apply who
cannot bring the bert NJ references :
Coed wages tn the right man. Arpli
cants would do we'll TO consult thei,
wives before applying
p. r T1LLMAN.
dan 3, 'sSltl P o: Hamburg. 9 C.
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State OF SaulRn Carolina
EDGEFIELD oUNTy
In P,u5ate Co,.gt.

LH ITU0Gte CO1LTE
RT ". F. RoATH, Esq, Proba,
Whereas. n @ Rodgers and las. r
hooertson have made suit to me- tn gran
tnsia Ea Letters of Administration of th'
f.state.and effects of Luke Rodgers a..
ceased. '"
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors OF the said Luke X algers, deed
that they be and appear before mo. i,
sue S0ur5 OF Probate. to b. hold at Eig,.
n"id inaI 9. IT,, on the 18Th day of Januarv
1873. at VI O'Clock in the forenoon. /,
sheW cause, if any they have. WIN ,h
ga administration shnu d not beg
cd. Given under my hand this 9th day
of december. 1892 wa
published on the 4th dav of January
1888, in the Edgrtield Adyert,sey
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"A not - give employment 20. or hnr
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BlEineSS is Business. :"

4 NDd parsons in ieb-e,i tn Us on a .
~ cn,tt of lSs.a,, Know iul well ila
they oui t 10 pay the sam" at "nca Ahd
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we shall Expect thsm t''c:li and SETTLE
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