Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, April 13, 1871, Image 3

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I OVE RT?S RR. L.O .... i JjU, S. C., APRIL 13, 1871. The I a<t of nn Old Set (,nne. Tho last one of the old set of GLOVER brothers is gone-men honorably identified with che li.'e and history of Edgefield. A few weeks buck we chronicled the death, in Augusta, of ROBERT GLOVER Ejq., and now it is our painful duty to announce the death if DAVID M. GLOVER, Esq. Mr. GLOV ED departed chis lile ut his residence some 9 or IO mlle., bel nv our village, on Sunday morning la t, aged about sixty-five. still ...'her ?>f un Old <ft ('one. Col W. HENRY GRIFFIN, a half-brother of tho late NATHAN I.. GRIFFIN, and a brother of'Mrs. 2. W.-CARWILE, a gentle man formerly well known, and much hon ore:! in rill-?, bis native District, departed thi? '<"e at home, Houston, Texas, on th?? v?*!m?. r~ '-""vii i gr- o* r?t irmnire vi]1?- ^ Ly*} Sn4-"!-'1^^. ' Ano* TC wonlf* fU~*"T?'''-n->~P r?W?{tfilll7 rf-p unon tho or oV?rv T->tvnshir) in the Conntv tr tnV? o Win- nMInr? fr.^^fv,. LP*, ?ll or E'T-o^"V1 h?Wo11 rpn>w:pntprl in th^CnU rprW^ri *^ lia^ ft* ft,?, nlnooon e^lpS-r1nv in ^fn-, rr-? Mv<? bnnn. c^mnlvintr w?tr* tf?*i-. "in* wp n^nn?T|i.nq fn POPfk tho p.>>V.",l ".?,,., n|nr)^<,r(lrq-plop "W w'"i v? bo""~?'-o'L i\rir\ our loved ones lei* penniless and homeless. *\n- cnr>nlPiT,oiit, On?* ^unn'ornn.it *hl<? week is an Interest- 1 In-'o???, rtrri ^''hv of prpsprvntion. I* pori'r?Wr* a ^^v^i- 0f the nowlv-enactP'3 L?*r? o' 'So Sfato arnon? wr?irh are two Jn ryi*f*f?ni?ir~nnorai intp^pst ^nd imnnr " Vi Vol" fi Provide for th"" .on:*r-i^ "Rpoair of Publio Hi?ri xryro ? n.r,'l "An Aof T,O Amend an Act en tir.e l An Art to Establish and Maintain r Sy *om of pree Common Schools for. th( State of South Carolina." ? - Prntqpti i,, Livine i.reen.** Our table stands dressed in living green. It is covered with the hugest and thickes h?al? of Lettuce that ever grew beneath th sun-so green, and crisp, and icy, that om ni cut well believe they had flourished un der an Arctic iceberg. For this magnifi c *z Lettuce our thanks are due our kim friend, Mrs. Dr. HILL, a lady pre-eminen for baaatfiul housekeeping and beautii'u., Vwvreiabioj. Rc ?nms of Fctnvy Rend the Air! T.:e=? <\-r3ains which keep th? publh sq urealivo, proceed from the ladies who ai? looking at Mr, OSCAR CHEATHAM'S nev G nd-. His )re is crowded every day, an: the rush und jam of the lair idolatresses U fe t.-.'ul. An J his righ^aud counter repre so.!^ a chain of Andes-mountains of piul an 1 green, of blue and salmon, of yello\ and lilas, of white and gray, of black anc b.owa - thc m >s: beaati.'ui dress fabrics fc b J c i waived of. Aud exquisite Laces am Ribb >ns and Flowers in endless profusioi.. And nj', only are ail {.rueful things ani a'.l beautiful things to be found at OSCAR' , b.tuiso everything thai is solid, usefu., a id ai practical utility. 2^: real hi i huge double-column advei ti.juuu;, and then you will have a bettu idea of the whole matter. He says: " I but ask tba: you ali coma and look." ."Hr. Lfbeschnltz .Makes a Circular Bow. Mr. LE3E3CUTLTZ makes a grand circu lar bow-facing first to the front, and the: turning to the right, and thon to the le.t, and thou *o che rear-a bow that embroca a'.: hii friends and patror.3-and wich a gra ci JUS wave of the hand, like that dignincc gentleman Mr. Pickwick, who " felt a st croc pri_e in hi* legs," says : Como in at. d lo: mo have che exquisite pleasure ofsorv in ; yon. I am just from Nev.- York, ani my ca itz and capabilities are great. True : Mr. Ls. taite and capabilities as a mei cu ia: a.o signally great. Ponder well kit n. .v at?vari?semant, and visit him over anr anon. .Hore J'l ices in Anausta Which it is IIi>!n> ?dvit?tnke'uoa to Know. THE FREDERICK33URG STORE : T.iis is tho magnificent Bazaar of the RICH ARDS Brothers, up by tho Planters Hotil, which, in addition to a million other attrcc tions, ha i among its salesmen a popuiai Edgefield man ever ready to make Edge flj.d peoploachpme ato?nos they ente: -.5EOROE Toxsxi Esq.* Tho fame of the Fredoricksburg Storo is so far-spreading and its popularity oo sweep ing, we loel wo need say no more on thi; occasion than that the Messrs. RICHAR?> are n rw ready for the spring and summei Cimp?ign. Tdeir new advertisement, ir our paper c '-day, contains some items ai ci inducements o: a novel character. Do m ; overlook cacm. MRS. BRUM CLARK'S.-Mrs. BREi CLABJC is a courteous, amiable and exceed ingly txsce.'ul lady who presides over f Millinery and Fancy Goods Store of woi. d.-ri'ul beauty and completeness. If th? laities ol' Edgclicld, as a general thing, d< not yet know Mrs. BRUM CLARK, we hopi they will not lot tho present season pats W?..1 u making her ::c luaintance. * MILLER'S.-Certainly no one who eat rand d;iuks, will ask wno J. F. & L. J M ILL ult a;-a, orwncrothoy hold forth. WIM doesn't know that famous Grocery Est?b il .arnon: opposite the National Bank, and th pleasant and reliable mon who never lail to provide for thc wants of every cuate ra sr, and to send off each one in a state o hijh?it accommodation ? Their list of New Groceries in another column Is rich au=! p'.nderoui. . THE BEE HIVE.-Tho "busy bee" ci th* ; h v is n3 r.ol Gi.OR>E WEBER, and ho U,ulai3ly m-vo l hi J hive frem the old pla JO and set it down opposite thc Auguwa II ?tel. Elsewhere in this week's Adverti ser ho toil- the story of his migration, ani i ivItM '.ii i E I T.'.i-.'ii frioatli tv> follow him. W :asR'i? win js a:e laden with honey. Lc! ti. all ? > aal partake- aau "improve each shining hour -and all that I MURPHY & MAY'S.-Mun?HY ct MAY are the Augusta Hotel men-the kinde e ?en dem ia in tho world, andthomost watch ful of tho comfort on' their guests. Rest, a id o'; iso, anc. profound contentment await all who itsp with MnnP?cV &. MAY. They apeai; for themselves in this issue. BACON'S.-Not any of tho wretched, p-jvorty-stricJcen BACONS of these parts, b J. W. 3 vjo:; and Bro., the rich Saddle a .i Ha ue s Merchants, w..o hold fcrth in Anra ta under the Augusta Hotel. They a o L. i 'J o?t^orkingeKtand tho ?nterprising o ? and the h n ?teat men in tho world. See what they viv in another column. X "TT - Ai a public meetingheldai the court LaabS?tOT, a-cpramlttegof twenty ?.-...> jppi intedtftwoitupon Gov. Scott, ii it : : tyin rbofore-hhna true and fifth K:? ?????At .- case? tJi? :emov' al freu1, o?fice of tho County Treasurer, ' Oommiboloner of Electioni;, Trial Justices, aud otter County omcera. Edee?eld in Democratic Hands. On Monday last occurred our annual Mu nicipal Election. We give the two tickets and a statement of the vote, remarking that tho Democrats upon the Republican ticket were?-un without their knowledge or consent: Democratic Ticket. For Intendant: B. C BRYAN, 101 Votes. Wardens; A. A. GLOVER, 103 Votes, W. F. DUBISOE, Jr., 1?2, A. J. NORRIS, 100, W. H. BRUNSON, 99. Republican Ticket. For Intendant : A. J. NORRIS, 39 Votes, -Verdens : Lawrence Cain, 40 Votes, Faris ?iimkins, 39, W. A. SANDERS 37, D. L. TUR SER 36. For months past Edgefieid has "been in a tate of profound peace and good will, and ;.vt? rejoice greatly at the present prospect of a continuation of this order of things. The newly elected Council consists of men in whom our whole community Lave ini .ilicit confidence. Great things are expect i?d of them. Our old town, though -politi -<dlv and socially quiet, is externally in a dilapidated and tumble-down ? condition. There is a broad field for the wisdom and ??nererv of the new Council. If wo might be allowed to suchest, we would mention 'he park, the public pump, and the side-,j 'walk, from the Saluda-House to Gov. BON HAM'S gate, as the first objects of care and renovation. * . The Entertainment bn Thursday Evening. The Ladies' Entertainment, in. behalf of | he State Monument to our noble soldiers vho perished during thelate war, will be leid in the Masonic Hall, as before an lounced, on Thursday evening the 18th .nst. Everything is an readiness, and the ??ccasion wilLbeone of great good cheer and ively entertainment. - Tho public should .emember the cause, and turn out en misse. " A Person Called God." Horrible and blasphemous in the ex reme, are the scenes being enacted in the mhappy city of Paris. The R?\i Republi cans, in complete possession O?' the city, are j ?epeating agrin the bloody, profane and innatural deeds of the Reign of Terror. Religion has been subverted and declared tmyth. Priests and Nuns are being ar ested and thrown into prison as " servants >f a person called God." The Archbishop .f Paris, one of the most distinguished cc'.esiastics in Europe, after being seized, tripped naked, tied ti) a stake in a public quare, and scourged and mocked by a ?and of Red Republicans for a number of lours, has been cast into a common jail. The legitimate Government, presided over ;y Thiers, holds its headquarters at Ver ailles, and the forces of the two parries i ave frequent and bloody battles. If the thiers government does not succeed soon n quelling the Red Republicans and resto ing order, there.will boj?o alternative left ?Ut for thc Germans to reoccupy Paris, and, >y a strong arm, stop the excesses which tow disgrace Frauce and horrify thc world. 4rrest of Winslow Hamilton. WINSLOW HAMILTON who killed Capt. rEO. BUTLER, and for whose apprehension iov Scott lately offered $500, was arrested a Saturday last, by CHARLIE "GLOVER, Jjq., and Messrs. COOK and HANCOCK, ; his fathers hc?eo in Lincoln County, Ga. io was brought to this place, and has since j jen io Columbia to procure bail before udgo MELTON. HO has returned hither, .ad will be released in a day or jtwo upon jail. Photograph?, Porcelain Miniatures, Mc. With much pleasure we call the attention >f the public to tho attractive and interest 1 ig card of our esteemed friend Mr. R. H. ?IM.?, who, as a Photographer, has built up j enviable a reputation. In all lines of irt, Mr. MIMS has not only great taste, but -30 considerable actual experience. But of cr to his card. For the Advertiser. ORANGEVILLE, S. C., April 8th, 1871. A meeting of Gregg Township was held i this place rm Saturday evening thc Sth asiant. On motion, Mr. JAMES PURVIS was called o the Chair, aud Mr. W. N. MARCHANT ind Mr. F. B. HENDERSON were requested . ) act as Secretaries. The following Resolution was proposed .n? unanimously adopted : Resoled, That we adopt and endorse the 'reamble and Resolutions of the Charlcs n Chamber of Commerce, passed at the ueeting of that body on March 30th, 1871. Tho following gentlemen were proposed, ana appointed to represent the Township in Convention called to meet at Edgefieid C. I., on sales-day in May next, viz : Messrs. 'ames Purvis, Wm. Craig, John M. Eell, L. Lee, C. B. Wise, William Glover. rames E. Cook, F. B. Henderson, John luott, A. Steele, Samuel Baker and James I. Giles. The fcllov, lng "Resolution wa-3 then offered .ad agreed to: Resolved, That tho citizens of the other .Viwnships of Ecgefield County be request ;d to hold Bimi, ar meetings and appoint relegates to meei, us in Convention at Edge ?Old C. H., on sales-day in May next; and .iat tho proceedings bf this meeting be ublished in the Edgefieid Advertise): On motion the meeting then adjourned. JAMES PURVIS, Chairman. ia'?SS } Soutanes. -A Washiugton telegram, dated the .0th inst., says : Tho amnesty bill,, which >assed tho House-131 to 40-excepts those vho were members of Congress, officers of | he army aud navy who left to join tho re bellion, and members of State Conventions . ho voted for the ordinance of secession. The nil was supported by all tho Democrats, aid many leading Republicans, among them Banks, Dawes, Eames, Farnsworth, ?ariicld, Lynch, Hale, Scofield, Kelly, ^.f?ukelburg and Sheldon. Aniong theSouth ?rn Republicans who voted nay, were May nard, Wallace, Porter and Elliott. Religious Notice. The Union Meetings of tho Edgefieid baptist Association will be held with tho bllowing Churches on the 5th Saturday md Sunday in April, the 29th and 30th : 1st Division, at Bold Spring Church. 2d " Rod Bank 3d " Richland Spring Church. 4th - " Mt. Lebanon Church. The membars of tho Ex. Board will at tend tho meeting;; of their respective Divi dions. J. P. MEALING, Chair. Ex. Board. Apr 12 . 3t 16 j22r*The worst Coughs yield, as if by magic, to the wonderful curative powers of | Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. It also surpasses anything else ever before discovered for tho euro of Pim ples, Blotches and Rashes on tho face; also for Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, and all Skin and Scrofulous diseases. Sold by all drug gists. Send address to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., for pamphlet. --Amatroutin Illinois, after.witness ing the performance of a tight rope artist, said it'was easy enough to walk a rope if the man had the nerve. He saidho had tho nerve, BO ho fastened the clothes lino from | the top of hia barn to the chimney of his house, took a hoe handle to balance himself and started. The funeral was largely at tended. ?&~ In Orangoburg one piece of property which was t??ed ?10 70 in '67, is taxed ?i)9 00 in 1S71. . ? . H-YME1STE A.31/. . MARRIED, a? the residence of the bride's father, on tlie evening of 3?th ult.,;by thc Rev. G'. W. Bussey, Mrs. MARY LEEK to Mr. G. P. BLACKWELL, all of Edge field. MARRIED by tho same, at the residence of the bride's lather, on tho evening of 6th inst., Miss BELLE HAMILTON to Mr. J. A. BUSH, all of this County. COMMERCIAL. AUGUSTA, April IL GOLD-Buying at 109 andaelling at 111. ^ COTTON-Tho market opened to-day with a good demand on a basis of i3?@I3} for Liver pool, and 13?@.14?fpr New York middling* dosing quiet without Chango. Sales, 493 bales. Reoeipts, 382 bales. BACON-Stock" heavy and demand moderate. We quote C. Sides, 13; C. R. Bides, 12* ; B. B. Sides, 12 ; Shoulders, 10 ; Hams 14@20. CORN-In good demand, and prime white is selling at $1 05 from depot; at rotail; SI 10. WHEAT-Wo s?ote choice white, 85 ; re? 185. . FLOUR.-City Mills $7,75@9 50. At retail $1$ barrel" higher. Country $7 50(5)950-, ac eording to quality.S CORN MEAL.-$105 at wholesale; $120 at retail.1 . OATS-60@80. PEAS-$175. . HE following PICTURES, in tho latest and most fashionable styles, ' can now be made at the GALLERY over Mr: G. L. Penn's Drug Sljore, viz : CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, deferent styles PORCELAIN MINIATURES.-Plain or Colored, in the most beautiful style, by skillful and accomplish Artists. LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS.-Colored in Oil or .Pastel, by the. best Artists. COPIES made of Old Oil Paintings and Fading Ambrotypes,-and, if desired, en larged to any size, and colored in Oil or Pastel. Fietmze f zames. AU. sizes of Photographs. Gil Paintings. Engravings, &c, fitted with neat Oval and Square Gilt, Rosewood, Black Walnut or other Frames. Old Oil Paintings cleansed, re-touchedv re-varnished, and when torn, patched, and made almost as good as new. Thankful for the liberal patronage here-< toforc bestowed, I hope by renewed efforts and close application, to merit a continu ance of the same. The Prices of all the above Pictures will conform to the pr?sent scarcity of money. Will have Specimen of Oil Paintings and Porcelains in two weeks. R. H. HIMS. Apr 13 At 16 .EL Medical Card. AYING located myself m Graniteville, for the purpose of resuming the practice of my Profession, and feeling that long and practical experience j ustifies me in claiming a shareof public patronage, I now respectful ly offer to the citizens of Graniteville and the surrounding country my professional services as a Physician. Ca?s upon me at all tunes and all hours will meet with the promptest attention. I beg leave to refer to the following well known gentlemen: Dr. W. D. Jennings, A. A. Glover, Esq.", Jas. L. Mathis, Esq., Julius Day, Esq., Andrew Ramsay, Esq., W. F. Dufisoe, Sr., Esq., J. A. Bland, Esq., Dr. John Lake, Capt. Lewis Jones, Gen. R. G. M. Dunovant G. HORD. April 12 lm 16 Removal THE BEE HIVE. BJ GEORGE WEBER >EGS leave to inform his numerous friends and customers that he has removed to thc capacious Store, No. 170, Broad St., opposite the Augusta Hotel, where he will continue the- . DRY GOODS BUSLTO, And hopes to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally extended to him at his old location. Fresh Supplies of Dry Goods wiri bc re ceived by overy Steamer, which will be offered at the lowest prices. Apr 12 tf 16 ON TIME! 20,000 Dry Salt SIDES, 20,000 Dry Salt SHOULDERS, 20,000 Smoked SHOULDERS, 20,000 Smoked C. R. SIDES, 200 Bbls. FLOUR, 100 Bags COFFEE, 25 Tierces LARD, 50 Bbls. MOLASSES, 1,000 Bush. CORN, 5,000 Bush. OATS. Also, full Stock of SUGARS, SYRUPS and LIQUORS of all kinds, for sale ON TIME, payable 1st November, with Fac tor'? Acceptance, by J. F. & L. J. ?TIIIXER, No. 216 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA., Opposite National Bank. Apr 12 _ lm 16 ll. S. Interual Revenue, FIRST DIVISION, 3D DIST., 8. C., ST Edi AL NOTICE. rpHE Undersigned will be at Edgefield X C. H., Friday and Saturday, 14th and 15th inst., and at Graniteville Monday, the 17th inst., to receive Returns of Income for the year 1S70. All persons having a Gross Income of | ?2,000 during said year, are notified to bo at thc above named places to make Returns at thc time specified. GEO. A. DARLING, Ass't. Assessor Int. Rev. Apr 12 lt 16 SELTZER No enjoyment without Health. Of all thc property weown in the world that which demands tho greatest care is our own bodies. Better loso houses, lands, balances in tho bank, anything that represents wealth, than tho strength, vigor and elasticity of tho physical frame. The dyspeptic, tho bilious sufferer, the nervous invalid, can not enjoy the gifts of fortune. Happily, however, dyspepsia, biliousness, ana nervous debili ty aro removable evils. TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT, is a specific for them. It renovates tho stomach, improves thc appetite, cleanses tho bowels, regulates tho liver, calms the nerves, and disinfects the depraved fluids. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. April 12_2t_IQ Strayed, FROM the farm of David Morgan, (col ored,) living on the plantation of Mri*. Bickens, a Black Maro MULE, about four years cid, spot on nock in rear of car with hair rubbed off, and one eye appears weak. A liberal reward will bo paid on delivery of said Mule to the undersigned. D. R. DURISOE. April 13 lt .16 i Few Spring & Summer GOODS! X. HE Subscribor has just returned from Charleston, and has how in Store the fol lowing ^oods, which he will-.sell at the. lowest price for CASH ONLY. CALICOES, a? styles and prices, English BAREGES and LENOES, JAPANESE CLOTHS, Plain Striped and Checked, ^ TAMARTINE, White, Blacksand Col'tU White PIQUE CLOTH, " ^ Blue, Pink and Buff LAWNS, Blaok and Colored-MUSLINS^ . Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook MUSLINS, Plain and Striped. | . M ti A Ladies and fiasses' HATS : and .SUN DOWNS, Trimmed and Untrimmed, PvIBBONS, FLOWEBS, BOUCHES, SASH RIBBONS, v ; - Lace and Linen COLLARS, Jaconet and Swiss EDGINGS, PIQUE TRIMMINGS*, - FANCY BUTTONS, NOTIONS of all kinds. Ladies and Misses' White and Colored HOSE, Ladies and Misses' H'D'K'FS, all styles, Irish LINENS, Linen TOWELS, -1 Bleached SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS Brown SHIRTINGS, . PILLOW CASE Goods, Plaid DOMESTICS, Bed TICKINGS, <fe?., <fec. Men ana Boys' Wear, CASSIMERES, CASHMARETS, TWEEDS, JEANS. Linen DRILLS, DUCKS and COATING, L. C. H'D'K'FS; in great variety, ; Men's and Boys' HALF HOSE, Men's and Boy 's Fashionable HATS, all styles, for Summer wear. Shoes, Ladies, Misses and Childr??r*s SHOES, all ?tyles, Men's, Youths and Boys SHOES, every variety. * 1 ? >.-.?". . . ? Hardware. KNIVES and-FORKS, Pocket CUTLERY, LOCKS, HINGES and SCREWS, Brade's Crown HOES, Planter's Steel HOES, Scovil's HOES, SHOVELS, Garken RAKES," FORKS, NAILS, TRACES, <fcc Groceries. SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA: CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, SODA. Crockery. A good assortment on hand at low prices. AU are invited to give mo a call and see" that it is to their interest to buy for the CASH and SAVE MONEY. B. C. BRYAN* Agent Apr 12. . . , ' tf 16 MRS, N. BRIM CLARK'S MILLINERY --AND-^ Eaaey Ctoods Stotel 251 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA,. GA., You will find the Fashionable Styles of BONNETS and HATS, made of good material, and sold at low prices. FLOWERS, WREATHS, . Sash and all oilier RIBBONS, Lace and Linen COLLARS, ? BOWS, CRAPES, SILKS, VEILS, FANS, H'D'K'FS, HOSIERY, , FRINGES, GIMPS, BUTTONS, PARASOLS, Lace SHAWLS, EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, Tarltan, Swiss and Book MUSLINS, 1 CHIGNONS, SWITCHES, And all other articles usually kopt in d Fancy Goods Store. New Goods Received Tri-Weekly, QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.' The Ladies of Edgefield are invited to call and examine. Mrs. W. BRUM CLARK, AUGUSTA, GA. Apr 12 2m 16 MAPES' SUPERPHOSPHATE THIS OLD and RELIABLE FERTILI ZER is now offered at reduced prices, as follows : Cash, 850.00 On Time to 1st Nov., with Lien, 60.00 " " " for Cotton at 15 Cents, 65,00 W. H. BRUNSON, Agent. Apr 13 lml6 Sheriff's Sale. Wilcox, Gibbes <fe Co.-, j Foreclosure of J. and G/W. Neal. j Lien on Crop. IN pursuanco of an Execution to me di rocted, in the abovo stated case, I will sell upon tho premises of the Defendant, on Tuesday, th? 25th April inst., the fol lowing described proporty, belonging to the Defendant, J. Neal, to wit: TWO MULES, TWO COWS, TEN HEAD OF HOGS. Terms Cash, on day of Sale. JOHN. H. MCDEVITT, S.E.C. April 8,1871, Ste 16 Sheriff's Sale. Derick Holsonbake, ) vs \ Execution. Winfiold Scott. J ' . BY virtue of an Execution to me directed, in the above stated case, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on the first Mon day in Mav next, the following property of tho Defendant, to wit : ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing One Hundred and Five (105) Acres, more or le?s, adjoining lands of J. A. Lott, Jackson Holmes, and others. Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps extra. JOHN H. MCDEVITT, S.E.C. April 8, 4te 16 Sheriff's Sale. j Fi F? A. L. Buslinell, vs ? 1 Fi Fa Elizabeth Swearingen T> Y virtue of an Execution to me dirat 43 cd, in the above stated case, I will sil at Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday n May next, the following property belon ing to the Defendant, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND, whereon te Defendant resides, contaimng. Three Hu dred Acres, more or less, adjoining Ians of B. W. Harrison, L. G. SWearingeri, T. W. Adams and others. z?r Torms Cash. Titles and Stamps e tnu JOHN H. MCDEVITT, S.E.C. April 8, 4te IC Sherifi's Sale. W. H. Brimson, Survivor, j Execu?on Walter Nicholson. J FOR DCBT BY virtue of an Execution to me dirg ed, in the above stated ease, I will sd at Edgefield C. H., on the 1st Mondayn May next, tho following described properr, belonging to the Defendant, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND, containig Three Hundred Acres, moro or less, a joining lands of Felix Lake, S. W.'Nich? son, I. N. Blocker and others, jZSSr Terms Cash. Titloa and Stamps e triu JOHN H. MCDEVITT, S;E.C April 4te , i< State of South Carolin*, EDGEFIELD COUNTY.; ' George W. Green, ] Foreclosure vs. \ of W. D. Bryan & Bro. 'J Mortgage, Y Order of the Court in this case I vii sell at Edgefield C. H., on the fiit Monday in May next, tho Mortgaged prci ises containing One Hundred and Sevenr two and one-fourth Acres, more or ICRH ?. joining lands of James P. Bryan, Mrs [ Tillman, John Kenny and othprs. TERMS.-Costs and one-half tho pr obase money to be paid in Cash. Balare on a credit of twelve months with intent from day of sale, lo be secured by Bon . the Title Deed to be signed but hot delr cred until payment is made, and if ?t paid when due, the premises to be re-sd for Cash. A , Titlos and Stamps to be paid in Cash j, H. MCDEVITT, SYE C Apr 10 4to 'u j B M. ?.KIJKSI'HI LTZ. Aiffiit. PARK ROW, 1 .RESPECTFULLY informsHhe public generally that he is now receiving, direct from the Manufacturers in New York, a SPLENDID STOCK of m mi o' For Men, Youths and Children. Also, SHIRTS and ^DRAWERS, & " .."large Stock. The celebrated Pembroke SHIRT cannot be surpassed in fit jina style. ' GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS of all descriptions. " TRUNKS; VALISES, SATCHELS, School BAGS. ? 5An extensive varietyof the-latest-styk of-HATS, .among which is.the Gen. LEE HAT, very becoming and handsome. BOOTS anil SHOES for Ladies and' Gentlemen, the best hand sewed in make, style and durability. BROGANS and.- COMMON SHOES will be sold at a small , advance on Manufacturer's prices. A splendid Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, LOCKS, WEEDING HOES, &c. - " . 'fi DOMESTIC GOODS of'every description. ' ' / . a?*All in want of Goods in moline, are invited to'" call'at the Reliable Store of x Wt. EEBESCHULTZ, Agent, No. 2, Park Row. '' Apr 12 3t 16 HAVE now in Store one of the most -Superb. Stocks of DRY GOODS they have ever had the pleasure of offering their Customers. And in regard to#th? prices, have only to say that they bu^ their Goods for Cash, thus getting all the advantages in purchasing that any house can get, and having had a successful experience m the business for over twenty years, they feel that, their stock is well suited to the wants of consumers. And selling, as they do, upon a Cash basis, .they can give all th* ad vantages to their customers that any .house can giye, and much better tuan the houses that buy on time and s"l on credit, as such houses cannot buy so cheap, and losing many debts for which ihoy have to' make out. of those who buy of them for cash. They will not atfet?ptto enumerate their Stock, but only mention a few leading articles and prices. They now have DRESS GOODS, of all descriptions,. from 12|c to the finest. ff - ?. !.. : CALICOES, from 5c. ,to 12k. PERCALES; at T6c;r20cfand25c; - 2? '- - The best BLACK ALPACAS:at 25o. ever offered in any market, and from that to the best. * ~ .. PIQUES from 20c. to the finest. MOURNING GOODS, of -all descriptions. A superb assortment of BLAC K SILKS, all grades, and very cheap. PLAIN, COLORED, STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS, in great variety. WHITE GOODS, of all the leading kinds- and makes. BLACK LLAMA and WHITE LACE POINTS; also, many? other new styl? wrappings. BLACK SILK LACES, EMBROIDERED BANDS, FINE LACE COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac., &c. A great varietyof NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, TRIMMINGS,1 RIBBONS FANS, PARASOLS, CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS, &c. ' TABLE DAMASK, TWILLINGS, NAPKINS, MARSEILLES QUIETS, ?fcc,. All the leading brands in BLEACHED. GOODS, DOMESTICS, Linen and Cot ton SHEETINGS, &c, &c. . - Always on hand, a superior assortment of Goods suited to the 'wants of Gents and Boys. To all of which they respectfully invite the attention of. their friends and custo mers. ... . To those at & distance; they-have to say'that they pay special"attention to Orders, and send samples by mail when requested. They will also pay the express freight on Goods, when ordered from their Stock at retail, provided the amount ordered is.$10 and over, for Cash. This they can well afford, as they fill the order during leisure moments, which is time saved, and to them is worth the freight they pay, and which they are willing to .allow the customer, thus placing the Goods at their Depot as if they kved in the city. In sending Goods in this way, the money can be paid on delivery. Persons sending Orders, and trusting to the judgment of the firm to make selec tions for them, may rest assured that their best efforts will be used in trying to please, and anything they may select which does not come up to the requirements of the order may bc returned, and the money will be refunded. Give them a trial. V, RICHARDS & BROS., FREDERICKSBURG STORE, Corner by the Planters' Hotel. AUGUSTA, GA. Augusta, April 12, tf : 16 K. 0. SAMS, No. 4, Park Row, IS NOW OPENING his Spring Stock of SHOES, all grades, DRESS GOODS of all the latest styles, DOMESTICS, HATS, CROCKERY, And NOTIONS GENERALLY. His Stock of GROCERIES IS .NOW COMPLETE, and is now offered to the pub lic ata small margin above Cost, " For Cash." FLOUR, Extra Family, XXXX, and Extra, LARD, BACON and HAMP, MAGNOLIA HAMS, small sizes, VINEGAR, GO eta per gallon, SYRUPS, 75 cts. to- $1.20 per gallon, MOLASSES, 50 cts. per gallon, Weeding HOES from 50 to $1.00, SUGARS, from 14 to 18 cts per lb. , NAILS, Well ROPE, Plow GEARING, Whittemore's Cotton CARDS, 75 cts. TOBACCO, Chewing and Smoking, Water, Welland Milk BUCKETS, Patent CHURNS, CORN $1,16 at Depot; $1,30 from Store. MEAL $1,20 to $1,25 per bushel. cRAN kept on hand. Call and examine. R. O. SARIS. Edgefield, Apr 12 tf 16 MARKERT & CLISBY, DEALERS IN Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, OILS, GLASS, Fancy As?leles, Sollet Soaps, SEGARS, TOBACCO, WINES, LIQUORS; ?fcc., RESPECTFULLY announce that their Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES &c, is now complete. And inviting especial attention to. their low figures, will from.this date furnish Goods at AUGUSTA PRICES. ^^-Prescriptions Carefully ^Compounded at all hours, from Medicines warranted strictly pure. April 5 tf 15 Sheriff 's Sale. i Notice. THE Law Firm of BUTLER & YOU MANS has been dissolved hy mutual consent. M. C. BUTLER, LEROY F. YOUMANS. March 31, 1871. ) n D. J. Foley, Bro. & Co., vs y Fi Fa ?n debt. W. D. Bryan & Bro., D. F. Fleming* Co., vs ]? Fi Fa in debt. Thc Same. R. H. Sullivan, Agent, vs )? Fi Fa in debt Tho Same. IN pursuance of an Execution to- me di rected, In the above stated case, I will sell at Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday in May next, the following property belong ing to tho Defendant, James P. Bryan, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing One Hundred and Eighty-Nine Acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of H. A. Gray, Estate Mrs. Esther Rainsford, dee'd., Mrs. Hasel tine Tilman and others. ftST Terms Cash-, Titles and Stamps ex tra. JOHN H. MCDEVITT, S.E.C. April 8 4to 16 Sheriff's Sale. Johnston, Crews ?fe Co., \ vs \ Execution. Gomillion AToney. J . BY virtue of a Writ of Execution to mc directed, I will proceed to sell at Edge field G. H., on the first Monday in May next, tho Defendant Gomillion's interest in tho following property to wit: . .O NE TRACT OF.LAND, belonging to tho Estate of John Gomillion, deceased, containing Six Hundred and Thirty Acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of Carson VVarren, Robert Kenny, Jesse Gomillion and others. ?fr-Terms'Ca^h. Titles and Stamps ex tr? . JOHN H. MCDEVITT, S.E.D. . April 8 . _4to 16 Masonic Notice. AREGULAR CONVOCATION of BEZALEL CHAPTER, No. ? R. A. M., will tie held in ,be Hall on Thursday morning the 20th inst. By order of the High Priest. W. AV. ADAMS, Seo'ry. Apr 5 2t 15 LeROlf F. YOUMArVS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Edgefield, S. C. Apr 5 4t 15 MILLINERY MD MCI GOODS. Spring and Summer Styles. MRS. E. TWEEDY TAKES great pleasure in informing the Ladies of Edgefield and vicinity- that she has just returned from New York with an Elegant Stock of MILLINERY anet? FAN CY- GOODS, embracing all tho NOVEL TIES OF THE SEASON, to which she invites their special attention. Additions will be made to the Stock weekly of all the Novelties as thoy appear, AT 215 BROAD STREET, Opposite Central ?Hotel, Angosta, Ga. Apr 5 lm 15 ~To the] Ladies" MRS. LEWIS JONES would Inform ber friends and the public that she is still carmoo on her DRESS-MAKING AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT at hor old Stand, and hopes they will continue to bestow on her their same liberal patronage. . She will in a few days be supplied with NEW SPRING STYLES and PATTERNS. Mar 22 tf 13 JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE Lot of, VERY FINE HAIR \ BRUSHES and ( 0MBS. MARKERT 4 CLISBY. Mar 39 tf H NEW GOODS -FOR Spring and Snmmer ! -j-0 mm mr-m m No. 1,. Park Bow, -o . . . ... . :. 9V.?3 ti WO? ' .. :.;?'. h .tfifrvf . fa --, 7. foja ?U sd lUv'n^nv I AM NOW RECEIVING ONE OF THE itffilf?llillll EVER BROUGHT .TO EDGBF?ELD, And I em Boast'jt&t)ti% are Much Cheaper than Any Brought io this Market ,?f .Vii ?5 a m $X Since the War ! My Stock consists in part as follows :_ Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS, 4? Inch Pillow Case'COTTONS, ' ' " . 7?g SHIRTINGS, atonly 10 eta. per yard, " . 200 Pieces PRINTS, new and .beautiful, Brown Linen DRILLS and DUCKS for Men andBoyfl'. wear, . f :. Beautiful Linen COATINGS, r,s ? Waite Linen" DRILLS and DUCKS," . CASSIMERES, all prices, :. JEANS, COTTONADES, : . . *r smo^jTA ?tez'? s*T . Bed TICKINGS, Cotton TARNS, Spool COTTONS,-Ac. . ??ii io a?jf? '.:...?'.? . ., r ... j;f j ! it? o? v-'G io R??^LM, * "'r's *nx Handsome Dress Goods, All the Latest Styles, ?Such as : JAPANESE,? Plait and Plaid P0BEPS,1VTr:- i Striped LENOES, ? , BAREGES and GRENADINES at 12? eta per yard, Figured LAWNS.?t 12? eta per yard, MOURNING GOODS at prices very low, BOMBAZINES, Black and colored ALPACAS, &c. WHITEGOO -DB. Jaconet MUSLINS at 12} cts per yard, TARLATANS, Plain and CoriM SWISS, Plain and Striped NAINSOOKS, Bishop and Victoria LAWNS, Checked and Corded MUSLINS, . BRILLIANTS, and Birds Eye Diaper, Gents' and Ladies' L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS, in greatvariety, very cheap, A beautiful line of PIQUES and PIQUE TRIMMINGS, Irish LINENS, all prices, from 25 cts to $1.00 per yard. Gloves and Hosiery. A full line GLOVES for Gents, [Ladies, Misses and Children^ And HO*. SIERY in endless variety, cheaper than ever.' ri l * T.y" ?*TT f TT 71^- . ? rv ." -V " : '? ' ' r km ISM M : ? - Ladies, Misses and Children's Trimmed and Untrimmed HATS, all the most fashionable styles, ? . The. latest designs in GYPSIES, JOSEPHINES, Stra* TRIMMINGS, &c Gent's and Boys' HATS, a varied assortmen,, and very cheap. t I make.this a speciality in my business and would therefore advise idl who are in want of SHOES to call and examine my Stock before p?rchashg elsewhere. . .; .. - ?rS.-i-'tf ?&M?l? v CROCKERY, GLASS, TM, WILLOW MD WOOD WARE, An extensive assortment in each line, and ail yery cheap. Olxoio? Groeories. A general Stock always on hand, and at the lowest figures. Chewing and Smoking Ttl&eet, Segteg, Pipes, &c, All grades, and at reduced rate?. Toilet Soaps, Pomade, Extracts, t?e Very B?Sjb. -ALSO IE CELEBRATED HI SWR All of the above Goods will be sold at a SB vance on first corf*. *J . rrj I .* .. ' i : J?-Come one, Come all, and examine mv Stoelr T w ?xQ?L?>i> come and see .for yourself 7 ?t00fc 1 but yon