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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
MIaING APPLICATION 10. u.
uSrED STATES LAND 0rrlcs,

OLxxPIA, W. T.. July 81. isSs.
Setlee L. hereby given that b. r BrinR
whose post once address Il seattle, W. =. kas
this day nled his alplicstisn Ter 1900 Ret d
The Mammoth Lode or Deposit Nina, Or Vein,
bearing magnetic iron, With surface fnsunA
800 feet in width. situated In sunmit nining
District. King couniy, Washington Tenn ery.
and designated by the Geld notes and u1ics5
plat on file ia this office a. Lot No. q, aid
L & No. AZ being described 40 fosioxst De-
ginning o. the most westerly corner e The
claim lcorner 10. ~, being also The most
northerly corner Of J. ". Guye's Claim, No. y.
on Mammoth Lode. ADD being % ~ NOS
SOU herly corser of Thomas BalkHb esfn,
No. 81. on Industry Lode: theses Nmfh&
deg. 40 min. East. variation q dsA las.
siong the Horthwesserly boundary :. clam.
beitg also southessteriy boundary cf rmnas
Bui ke's claim, No. 81. on Industry LODE, len
feet 10 the most norshcriy corner Of elaiA
corner No. ~. being also corner No. 4 Of Tho
Barhe's claim, No. 81, on Industry LODI
where 10 set post feet long, foot In ~
ground; thence Sou b 90 Org. 30 miD. East
variation II deg. East. along the nertheastsrli
boundary Of The claim COO feet 10 the mos
essReriy corner Of claim tcorneF No. ~. whers
IL ST prst feet long on point ledge ovet
looking Scuth Fork Of snoqaalmie river. via
mcnnd 81 stones hence South - deg 70 MA.
West, vsriztien 20 deg IS min Ess,, siose
the s0utheastesly boundary Of claim 1880 fed
TO the most sou'htrly corner Of claim loorne'
No A.. being also corner No. Of J. ". enss
claim, No. 40, en- same lode, where y 81 .
post 4 feet long, 2 feet IN the gr md; thescs
Nor 50 deg. 81 min. West. variation 10 de-.
81 min. East, along southwesl srly baas9EJl q
this claim and the nortkwestefiy hounday 4
W. Guye's claim, No. 40, on same loda 81
feet 10 the pisce OF beginning. being eane
No. I, from Shieh mineral monumset bexn
South ~ DEG 10 min. Wess 2saa TO fsek ccs.
tanning 30 90 100 acres.
The locati5a Of this mine 10 ree0faet n tAs
Recorders Office OF King county, v. Z, q
book Of minlns reeords, and 10 Known 4 90
Of said records.
The sejoining claimants are ,. y. 6eA
claim No. %, on same lode. and Inona1
Burke. lain No. 81. on Industry Leds.
Any and all per~ons claiming sdFsrszlstnl
portion Of said b. y. Briggs claim lpez ~
Mammoth Lode or Mine. or sarfses gsan9
are required 10 ale their adverse elains shh
the Re ister o. the United ekass Lid O1cs
at olympia. W. T., during the 60 esgs' psfiet
Of publication hereof. or the, Will y barFN
by rtue Of the provisions Of the Htziuis,
sus ocs JOHN v. CONVEY. heDdH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y On exhibisioa a
. Front street hardware ssers new and
aniqas wladow fastener. Il Is worked
BY = hatt0a in eaxy reach sad will lock
vtndow no matter hew hiRh The sseh
say -. A PAten, has been aprliad for.
anAt Ne f&sseaeF bids fair 10 Be very
sstenssselS ussA. Tie iassatnr d Eiishs
~ Asofu q White rivsr aud al pre4enf
WaSient 81 ne Cnfsefsfis. Nj. AlsuFa
to1eesses sonasshtnx akin 10 Renins IN
she matssf q inVeniine iasks and yari-
aas fAfm tnFisraents. DaFiaa the snID,.
uaef he sAs A. wafk in his fathers ~ /.
nead, Aad there be eantriFed Al assNeh-
nzasat 10 the iafAee dnFriek hAs ferris tA.s
aceompiisAst thz weFk whtcA had hlsh-
sfto rsQaiFe9 mans en11rs Aftensicn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
FOR the UPPER sKAclr.

stmr Glide C. W. Goye. master
EAvES YESLER'S WHARF on
L. Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at stan
wood, Utsalady, Moss Landing, Skaeni
City, Mount VerRon. Startling and all In
termediate points above. For tLeignt Or
EOSTER on the wharf epl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
Administrafrix's Notice to
Creditors.

TS TIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or
Il Charles b. Tobin. decreased.
Notice n hsre6y given BY tie undersigned.
a4ninisffatrix Of the esists 81 Charles n.
fohtn, decreased. 10 thsersdfters of sod sIl per
sons hEsiBz claims against The ea.A deceased
20 prrssst than. With the oeoesszsy vouchers.
uithin ESQ year affair The arst pnblicafaon of
this notice. 70 the ssid Admlnis;rsfrix, At shs
oebcs Of Durke, Halter q Rasin. IN the Kenay
bloch. On Front street. N the city Of seattle.
county q Kiag and Territory % WsshinRton.
o. tbs same win b faxessr hsxrrd.
Datsd suly n. 1885.
MARY =. TORN,
Asn.n.strssrix Of The asfsts - ch4ries n.
Toxin, dsossss1. fTa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

DIRECT ROUTE TO
,s51-@ssk-whatcon, Through b. day.
rknL stesmes W y Munroe leAves At
touchlng - UtsalA ", Laconner and 9asB.
-. Leave #hAtcam III Fnrndase on
saturday. Returning. leaves " hascem
On Wednesdays snd Sundays a. e M
roe relsat or pse-ege spply on board
~ 70 dkO EOSIkH on Te Ter wharf.
CURTIS BRoWNfIELD.
epS Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE

~
)ispensAry 80. s23
kearny street, San
franchises. Esfab
lished In 1854, for
the treatment Of
&xual and Seminal
Disrases. such o
0oNoRRaGA.0LzET,
srmcIum, sxREHL.
LIS IN all its forms
SEMINAL WKaxxzss
land IMPoTKxcr
Loss Of manhood
permaDently cura.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
STEAMER TRAVEL, EN-.
SUM M Err
PLEASURE ROUTE.
A TR - The fast sternwheeie
- JOSEPHINE.

ID. K. HOWARD, Sole Owner,
VII, from date. car y the United States
mail ON Hoods Canal. making semi
aeekly trips TO Seattle. Leaving Sea
beck every Monday and Friday morning
vii touch at Port 9ambi4 for passengers
or freight arriving at 8 attic in the
afternoon; returning viii leave Yesler's
wharf at n o'clock every Tuesday and
saturday morning, taking the mail al
oort Gamble for s abeck and Union City
The josephine will stop at Lillewaup Falls
or any other place Of pleasure or business
at the demand Of any passenger.
Persons visiting Hoods canal VIII hno
the best Of attention. with good table and
Hooms at ID. K. Towards Hotel, In Sea
beck.
The steamer Josephine will leave sea
back for Port Gamble every day except
saturday, to T. Ike passengers and freight
and receive orders for any point on Hoois
Canal. jeN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

usiox SKKv1cs. - rhs eospel o.elirs
sanday eveesng participated Ia BY all
The protestant churches IN The eity w.s
psshahly ore Of ths largest messsn !. AZ
.ae kind ever hsla III seattle. Iho Op-ra
Moase Wa essnplssely Alled with asssn.
tive and interested peeipla. Tha eh.5y
furnished sitcslieut music, many 81 ~.
eacfed songa heinst sung a. eal.ss With
full chorus. Mrs lianpsaa Seemed -
tmpfess thu audience With h~r ou'n
eafnsslnessS and the clear and laslsal
mAnbss In srhieh she exl,lains.si M -
wna no. alhAnaed Of the s,s,ss,sl ~
OhEtsA gave nss uoiiRANs te her helpsrs
ahe hron1ht nearly hunarpd rncFo,ts
30 TIE ranks ueo Aesaptssl tha invitafi,,n
% eiAy 20 The prave. injecting th1s f,,l
sawed We regular ssFxicsk The tsaaern
= NE mission AsN In hnpe that he en-
tare eeek q sseeslnes viii ~ safnsls A
tended and that TIE gfeAtest Raoa ID tna
sntsss eemsianits saAs be- nv fesalt.
---.--------------
VIM az MARSHALL E1rNs. - TIE la..s
uia and testAmsnt II Marshall Hilnn
has been AID fer probate By William =.
AdamA Tbs deiskNsed ssas nae.ahar II
The hrn Of kdAalA Blinln a Co. lanbss
0eaisfS. ard ~ tlse tune 81 hts siaath.
Nay ~ 1sSii resisissl a. Olympia. ". r.
The estate az TIE ileseAasd 10 california
consisted q block Ne. $40. Nss retrars,,
vsised - tseas tAreh pipmieserY aaees
81 peaitsooefs aza'ssssssi1w 1Aooe eal
anse 81 ecnaaHs iReAilnss pasitiarsiF.
ahssas $ssm TelAl. $i0lpAa Ih~ prop
sFty y iefs te the vadow and only aaneA-
tar az d>ceased.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
no LETT.

4 NEW HOUSE Of 6 ROOMS, FUR
n nished or nnfurnished, five minutes
walk from the Postoiiice. Apply st this
ONCE. aul9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
CONTRACT TO LET.

FOR BURNING AND CLEARING
u seventy acresiight brush land. ne 7
l.aconnef. Skagit county. Tools and out
n furnished Apply AZ once TO J. & @.
Gaches. Laconnel, or the owner.
2i6 GkO. II TURNER,
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WANTED.

uoUsEwoRK BY TIE DAY OR
~ week. Address Mrs. w." this
Office. auls 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

THROAT. BONE PANS. permanently cured ard
sradicsted from the system for life
NERVOUS Debility. Impotency, Seminal
LOSSES sexual Decay. Mental and Physical
WEAKNESS, Failing Memory, Weak Ewes
StuDted Development impeiiments 10 Mar.
risae, ETC., from excuses or youthful folIirs.
or Any cause. speedily. safely and privately
cured.
Young. middle-aged and old men. and AL
who need medical y Ill and experience, con.
suit the old European Physician ct once. His
opinion costs nothing and may save future
misery and shame. When inccnvenieut te
visit the CITY for tTestme medicines can be
sent evety where BY express free from obssr
vation. IL ID selEevideut that n physictaI
who gives his whole attentisu 30 class Of dis
eases at'ains great skin, and phi, sieians
throughout the country. knowing this, fire.
que1tiy recommend difficult cases to the old
est Specialist. by whom every known good
remedy Is used. The Doctors age and expert.
ence makes his opinion Of supreme tmpoE-
lance.
Send for the sanitarist Guide 10 Health
Mt free Also Self Analyst
DR.. Liebig's woxD RFUL GERMAN fxyIeoRa.
TOR permanently prevents all unnatural losse,
from the system. tones the nerves, Strength.
ens the muscles, ehecss the waste, fnyiaorsses
u whole system, and restores the afflicted to
health and happiness.
II reason - many cannot ges cured o.
seminal Weakness, less Of Manhood. etc, l.
owing 20 complication c~lled ProsAtorrhes
With Hyperaetbesta. which r~quiies peeuiIa,
treatment. DR.. Liebie's Invigorator Il the
onls positive cure for proststorThes, with pe
snliAr special treatment, used at the Laehis
Dsspss sAry
Price Of IuvisOr.sor. "a. Case Of six bot.
tie, $40. SEN. 70 Any address, covered -.
eurely from observation To prove the won.
deFfui power Of the Invigorafor Q 50 bottle
will b. n en- or aeet freq
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCES NURSE GIRL;
n good wages psid. App y at residence
OF III. ii. LEWIS, cerner James and Fourth
streets ann 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
DAIRY RANCH TO LET.

az ON SHARES: MICH COWS
~ and agricultural inplementso on farm.
Apply at this office. aulI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
STEAMER q RAILROAD ina ' 81
THE PEOPLES BOAT.

SsA~ STEAMER L0Ne FISHER
4SlaKman. will leave Hsrr ngton 8
mlLn'. wharf, seattle. every Monday and
riday. u, a. m. for I seless Bay. Port
.amble, Seabeck, Ukion City and way
Orts. connecting at Union Iity with
Lage for D ympia. Will stop at any point
a the route 10 re GIVE or land passengeEs
Returning viii leave Union City every
1 tuesday, and Saturday a. o'clock g. m.
= II. MILKY. Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
TIE
DR.. LIEBIG

PRIVATE DISPENSARY,
900 Geary street. San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

Conducted by qualified Ply.
sicians and Surgeons-regular
graduates
SThe OLDEST specialists
10 the Uaited States, whoss
LIFE. LONG EXPERIENCE, per.
feet methed ard pure medi.
cine, insure sPKKDT and PER.
MASkNr eUREs of ell Private,
Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Affections Of the Blood, SKIN,
KmEcYs. BLADDER, ERUPrIoEs
ULCERS, OLD SORES SWELLING
OF TIE GLANDS, SORE Mourn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25
DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST rs lss
No More Bald Heads.

tESiItH tasiea-
procured = bottle
of Ayers Hair
Yigor, and, be-
fore l had used
all its contents. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-25

MkkL y IUHIU,
be sststs - Charles n.
. jJ2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
Sill Another State Ticket.

Columbia Cor. augusta Chronicle.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 1.-THE Temporal.
ry suspension of the new deal" cry
does not prevent political predictions
of future results. The following tick.
ct is said to be among the possibil;
ties: Governor, Hon. John Peter Rich
ardson; Lieutenant Governor. Hon,
D. S. Henderson; Secretary Of State.
Hon. J. N. Jipscomb; State Treasu.
rer, Hon. w. G. Coker; Comptroller
General, Hon. w. E. Stoney; Attor-
ney General, Hon. Stonyarm Wiluon
Adjutant and Inspector General, A,
NJ. Manigault; Superintendent of Ed
ucation, Hon. A. Coward. Rumora
are afoat in some political circles that
a foreign mission will be rendered q
prominent South Carolinian at Oh
early day, and that this appointment
will result in the promotion of others
now holding high and responsible
State positions. This information
comes 80 direct and from go reliable G
source that am almost tempted TO
name the positions and the men, but
l have learned from experience that
it is better 10 withhold names when
there is any doubt of the correctness
of the information, and, as I have not
been able to have these rumors con
6rmed, l only mention them in gen
eral way. RICHLAND
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
9bituurp,

DIED, at ber home, near Pleasant Lane,
S. g., on the 9th day of October, 1855,
Mrs. ROSA ANN BROADWAT TER.
wife of GEo w. BRoADwATER, and
mother Of Thaddeus Htrom end Mrs.
David Thomas, in the list year OF her
age.
Sho was he daughter of Robert Petit
grew, of AbbeYille County, and early in
life MARI ed the late Hezekiah Strom and
came Ia lhis County. In 1914 slo was
left L widow, with several small children.
For more than forty years she has been
member of Giigal Church, and moro
consistent CHI iistian, devoted wifo, loving
mother and generous nrjshhor novor
lived. She was too good woman to
have errmics -Gf Il truth. "n0na know
hcr but to love hnr." Thir;y-two years
ago she married Mr.. nroadwater. They
have lived q hippy life together, and for
the last year. which has been ono OF sick
ness and suffering with hor, her husband
hes scarcely loft her side. All thata low
ing husband and children could do, was
done 10 alleviate her pain. She was bu-
ried at Gil gal. Rev. G. w. Bussey preach
cd tho funoral sermon from the beautiful
text: "And we know that all things
work ogotber for good to them that love
God" i.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
The Ns,rS and Cou,1er thinks ID,


The News and Cou,1er thinks !be
matter OF rfficsr~ cf The State actire
as counsel in criminal casae, ofso much
consequence, that it speaks out as iol-
lows:
"This matter is 80 important that
it would not be out of the way for
the Stale Convention to notify all can.
dilatss for nomination for. The Office
of Lieutenant Governor Chat they are
expected to keep out of the Criminal
Courts, as lawyers. ehould they be
come the constitutional successors OF
the Governor. They who are not
willing to assent to this, for the sake
of maintaining the dignity of the Of
fee and of keepingit hey ond reproach,
are not likely7tos:bey nominated by 8
Democratic Convention. We say fur
ther that, while the objections are not
of the same class, we think it uuwise
and iltiiudged for Senator Butler to
take part in the defence of the Edge
Geld prisoners, or Of any other per,
sons accused of violating the criminal
laws OF the State. ItSis almost i'm
possible for jurors TO avoid being in
auenced by their Knowledge and ap
probation Of Gen. Buffers position,
and that influence and position should
not be cast into the scale either in "a.
vor of criminal or against him"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
Between Tive Fires.

A correspondent of the Charleston
Meaos and Courier says: "There il
now operated by the Georgia Cen.
trail in this Slate the Port Royal and
Augusta Railway, ll2 miles long
tho Augusta and Knoxville Railroad,
GS miles long, and the Greenwood,
Laurens and Spartanburg Railroad,
&C miles long, chain of roads run.
ming 24G miles from Port Royal to
the gates Of the Blue Ridge. BY next
spring there will be added 10 this sys
tenn the Greenville and Laurens Rail.
road 67 miles long, and, shortly after,
the Savannah Valley Railroad, run
ming from Mccormick 10 Anderson,
about SO miles The present mileage
of the system ia exactly equal TO he
mileage Of the South Carolina Rail.
way and all it's branches. Next year
Savannah influences will control in
South Carolina FIVE railroads with
$40 miles of main line. The Central
Railroad of Georgia, after running its
train through the richest of our terri.
tory, will have three prongs pointing
westward and touching our Piedmont
cities, Greenville, Spartanburg and
Anderson. The Richmond and Dan.
vile system, on tie other hand, haf
its tentacles affixed . every important
point in the middle and up country.
Savannah is pulling our trade one way
and Norfolk is hauling the other.
South Carolina is between the d. vii
and the dee;, sea"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
Information Wanted.
Charleston Mcws md Ca,.nier

IWttTfcSLOH NCWS UUu COUTtcT.
We haveno special information con
corning the proposed narrow gaugt
railway from Greenville to Edgefeld
and we suppose that, If Charleston I
assistance is desired steps will be
taken to explain fully the character
and merits of the enterprise. 1t ap
pears, however, TO offer an excellent
oppoi tunity to Charleston 10 obtain a
short line to the mountains at tri
fling expense.
Some months ago various efforts
were made to interest the Charleston
public i'll the Carolina, Cumberland
Gap and Chicago Railroad, and COM
mittees were appointed to devise
means for giving aid TO that project.
The townships through which the
road is to pass were invited to make
subscriptions to the stock Of the COM
pany, and beyond that no information
has been given to the public.
1t is not likely that there will be
any disposition TO take up the narrow
gauge scheme, unless the Carolina,
Cumberland Gap and Chicago Rail.
road shall be abandoned, or prove to
be impracticable. 1t is very desira-
bic, therefore, that President Hsgood,
or some one else who is acquainted
with the condition of Affairs, shall let
the public know how the road stands
and what are it's prospects.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
TIE SouTu CARoL1NATJN

TIE SOUTH CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
The discussion which has been 60
ing on in the newspapers of the State
on the subject of free tuition in The
South Carolina College has evidently
benefited the institution, as we note
a phenomenal increase in the patron
age, which we believe is due in great
part to the advertising which The "a
pers on both sides have given to the
College. The roll shows an increase
of thirty per cent. over last year E
number. There are now one hundred
and eighty four students in attend.
ance, and the Indications are that
this number will be increased 10 two
hundred and twenty-five before the
session closes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22

Henry W. Shaw, better known as
Josh Billings" who died on Wed,
neaday, was G5 years old, having been
born i'll Lanesborough, Berkshire coun.
ty, Mass, i'll 1920. lie resided in
his native town until lie had reached
the age Of fourteen, when he went
West and for several years led a from
tier life, being engaged in the various
occupations Of steering steamboats,,
keeping a country store and acting
as auctioueer in the small Western
towns and cities. Finally, becoming
weary of this irregular lie, and being
desirous Of giving his daughters a
better education than the limited fa-
cilities in the West at that time af-
forded, MIR. Shaw in 1865 removed to
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and devoted
himself to editing a small paper. 1t
wss while engaged in this work that
he wrote the first humorous article
which attracted attention principally
by his phonetic spelling. He called
it Essa on the Muel." 1t was ex-
tensivsly copied, and the nams Of
Josh Billings soon became known
throughout the land. From that
time until his death his career was
one oil continued financial success.
One weekly paper alone in New York
city paid him $l00 week for a half
column of matter, and his lectures
brought him in large and steady
revenue. In 1878 he began the pub
LEGATION of his Farmers Alminay,
a book which in ita second year had
a sale Of $4,000 copies, and in ten
years had netted the author" and put.
Usher $4,000 each.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
opposing the Rev. j. l.. nj. Curry,

RICHMOND. October l7.-Ths Catho
Tic Ktsitov Of this city of to day calls
upon the Government OF Spain in
the name Of Virginia Catholics to
refuse to receive as Minister from
this Government to the Court of Al
fonso the Rev. j. L. M. Curry, recent
ly appointed by the President to that
station, because of his bitterness
against the Catholics, as shown in a
speech of Mr. Curry delivered in this
city on May l2, 1876, on his return
from Italy, where he went to establish
a Protestant mission. In his speech
he referred to Romanism as "cor-
roding canker eating out the public
conscience and emasculating every
thing like spiritual life, and said
Rome was worse than pagan. The
Catholics are bitter in feeling against
DR.. Curry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
With 6ssp Regret and Earnes,

1t is with feelings of profound re-
!. gret. not urmixed with pain, that wo
" ,sannouncsth sgithdrawal Of Mr.. Jaa.
+ T. Bacani iirom the editorial manage
y msnt Of this paper. Than thia, thcre
ia oaly one greater evil that could
.looms upon US or our readers; and we
express the earnest hope, here and
nov, that the stern necessity which
= = has oaapsed, this calamity may soon
!. apaas away, and that our friend, con-
.fsre and chief may again, and at no
y Distant day, ell his proud and accus-
tnmsd place in the old ADVERTISER
THOS. J. ADAMS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
A Word or Farewell.


With laat week issue of the AD
vEnrIsER, my long connection with
the paper ceased. Circumstances be
yondsmy control, or theoontrol of the
..4proprie.or Of thesADvERrIsER, have
. Jarendered this. severance necessary
Consequently I now take a very. af:
fsctionate farewell Of the honored
pubic. especially the beloved people
kof my Gown County, whom l have
servedl not unfaithfully, I hope, for
twenty-five and half years. And
:, in taking this farewell, 1 earnestly
sseomnond tsihe continued patronage
s. and good witl of that honored public
sanay esteemed sconfreras Mr.. Thos. j..
Adams, who will now assume the ex-
elusive editorial conduct of the paper.
JAMES T. BACON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1885-10-22
Judge Wallace Makes The Session
Pay for Itself at Anderson.
fCor. of IN. Nsws and cou,ic,.

(COT. CJ IN" NeUS anu CO"'ic7.)
ANDERSON, October l5.-We hf.ve
jast concluded a ten days session o.
Court, it having convened Oh the 5th
and adjourned to day. A great deal
of business was disposed of by Judge
Wallace, VINO presided. Tue Sessions
Court lasted three days, durIns which
time some twelve or fourteen cases
we're tried. TIE clerk OF the Court
esIlsstsa g.. = vi ia'
IMPOSED by the Court upon convicted
pnrties, which, with 800 paid by
Coles Circus for license to show here
on the 2Sth, will go long ways to,
wards paying the expenses Of the
Court.