Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, April 18, 1872, Image 3

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Terms, 93,00 per Annum. Anything Good th at can Fossibly be Said. Anything good that can possibly be? said of a citizen, a merchant, a gentle?; man, may be said of Mr. S. H. Manget.^ This wejgik^he appears in our columns^ and offe?^the public a tempting list oj' Pretty "?S?gs,. Comfortable Things and GoocUTh?agSi ^He is over head and ears in new Spring and-'Snmmer Goods ; and he always keeps on handDry Goods and Groceries at figures as favorable as any where else in Edgefield. Local Items. Our town is profoundly peaceful and quiet The new Council are fully in harness, and seem determined to make j their mark. It is due to the late Council j to say they did a little work here and | there on the roads and sidewalks during the last week.of. their term-and did it I well. Bb? i??jf 4fceu&Q ' ?re. going ?to j make Edgefield as neat, clean and well regulated as any New England village. several months-there was sendee in the Catholic Church. The altar was beauti fully de<!^tedw^^wer?A,the mysie J was beautiful^and't?e"rongregaribnlarge. Father Folsom, of Charleston, was the officiating priest. Within the course of a single week the trees-and shrubbery about town have become beautifully green. But we have not yet, this season; seen a rose. Think ? of it. The 17th of April, and not a rose ! People-^v?h those -with most money have nothing to eat. Can't get anything. We had to day a dinner'of fried bacon and leeks. .We?ateitanddied. Or rath er, we immediately took a huge dose of | Simmons medicine to keep it from kill ing ns. The weather has been so fine lately that very few^people from the country have been in town. Suppose they arc sticking_close.to home, ploughing and planting. Hope they will alf come soon and'shop tremendously. Our merchants have lovely goods.-: . ? As we write", a gay .'youfli-ahd a pretty little maiden of sixteen ride across the square pn^bo.i^ebAcJi.^.TJjeyJLook very. bright andT?a^^^ii?:^fej4prettx1 sight. Why don't the young people get upapic-nic? What has become of the annual Sun day-School . -Festival ? We hear nothing of it. . - . ":r? ; ... ? ! . - : Bah ! our local items, with one or; two j exceptions-are quite -disgusting I We groan and quit. ... ? <?' ,;>' iva Homicide on Salado. We learn that on the 5th inst., at the Saw Mill of T. J. Dyson, Esq., on Salu da, a negro man, named Wesley George, was shot and killed by another, named Wash Williams. Tho decision of thc jury of Inquest was in accordance with the fact we state. A woman, we are-told, was the canse of disturbance. Spins & IMIL - . J J c TJie card of this new firm will bc found in another column. . Our "young friend, Mr. John Hill, joins Mr. Sams,, al ready so popular as a citizen and a merchant". We wish them most unbounded success. Ordinances of thc Town Council. The new Council publish their or dinances this week. . These ordinances are decidedly wise and well-considered. Let all concerned stndv them well. Progress is his Watchword. A day or two ago we looked through Mr. Lebeschultz's large stock of New? Goods, escorted and enlightened by tuc said gentleman himself ; and verily we opened our eyes at the evidences of prog ress in certain lines of ina:-: n fact ure, arni at Mr. Lebeschultz's aptitude in seeing and seizing this progress. As to Cioth . ing, Shoes, Hats, Jewelry, Notions, wc need say nothing. Mr. L's new stock is absolutely faultless. As to his FTats, we had no idea that such beautiful ones could be made. But as to certain other things -such as-Preserving Kettles, Flatirons Curry Co*$bs,?Truhks, fetchels, Kitchen Utensils, Hardware, &C, <fcc, etc.,-we might say a vast deal. The improve inents in all these articles are indeed wonderful-so great as to throw thejald fashioned affairs entirely out of all eon sideratiom Mr. Lebeschultz hasa>n~?w advertisement t'' week. Wobeg-fbr it special attention. . ^ Mr. Lebeschultz's store, iitnot ?aT^ty store, but it is also a verifcrt-tfeinuse^m of Art, Industry and Ingenuity;.. > C. Ii. Henderson & "JEfrOv 5of -Grnn .~ .? ? ? X?^ - >? iteville,"..-, ? -, : . Refer to the advertisement of. these-J gcntlcmen, in another le^umn, T^iey-V; have one of thc largest-andj.mos?conj1: plete assortments o*t goods in -their lirio ' to be found in Ec?geficld'J5istric.tr -ra?*~we hope all our people who^?Ye?' gi)t$Tsrari? iteville, or may happen tlicrc, wiffgive them a H-al^^.\V^}r-?peali, from- tli^C?ird when wo3 sa^'fliat^hlrf^hbu'scr is a*go?d one, under control of two as honorable and right mindogjnon as.we J-a-ve arning Compliment to ar. Edgefield .Han. Wo copy ?lie fiAiowingfrom the Goium bia South Carolinian. If wc mistake not, Gov. Bickens was the last orator, for these Societies, chosen from Edgellcld. qiierefoie-Maj. Bacon'* effort will have to l>eagr?at"ono to sn^iolJtejcpatatioii of his native District in this line: Major John E.. Bacon ijxsj'c-en ele?tedj to?deliver the annual nod res* before th?*" Claripsophi:- and Euphrudian SoClefies . the South Carolina cJniverxily in June next. Mr. Bacon is-siiid t'? b_e" ono ol' the best Belles Lettres scholars of Iiis age Iii thc South, qr*3 .wo- I'C'd v.*ar ranted ir. promising to ou'rcitizrtis r?--rtreft lifcei-ary' treat on theoccasion Furred to. Mr. WrftrvfY/ritrhIs~<\ fe \?H>r>&rtVan*q dictorian of. thc CJariosophic Society. . An Admirable Masonic A ppotutmi-nl According to a late amendment Loth Constitution ol'the Grin.' Lodge of South Caroli^JUe^^ I ten Masonic Districts, ? a-h Kstri? t ti !:C presided over by a District Di pu ty < ?nu id Master, whose duties anti wow' - - RM- dc #fincda liv itaej spuc-??dt*i< ni? Thv .iur^y District er^?iipcp^?ie fouflicsof ?'^--: field, Newberry and Lcxinirton And Grand Master to preside over this !>i trict. A better appointment could bani ly have been mack-. thai . .i extra convocation ot Goodwill Chapter, R. A. W" will I)'-' held nt their hall at Pleasant OtuHS, (Dr. Rushton's) on Friday evening, the 10th, and that Royal Arch Masons are inyiied to be in attendance^_\?.fA^.tetilrr , pif-The Abbeville' Mali vin, of the 10th, says: "The foolish, wicked, im moral?/p*aet?^ i crf^^nr^in^ royd ved a " damp?rat?lodge?,on lastSaturday nighty. Amos Benson and".Alex Adams were playing a game of cards when a dispute arose about a bet of ?1.50 ; Adam's-Struck Benson on tho head, with a crowbar, from thc cflW-J of which blow Benson died on Sunday rrhj-ht. TV dam is still at large. Both of thc parties arfe colored. f&?r-A large number of cattle have lately died in Marion County of a kind ot murrain'. '-The disease -Seeths to- lx; incurablo. r-3tiflttat*??. old aiid yon>i<; alike, and seldom ?falls t?) pr?tl':tfo:dMii'!>. Already the!' number destroyed by this epidemic is estimated to exceed one thousand head. ........ ...... . ?.rrwtKA.CM2CTr, Tl ~ -; j . VI -The Most Perfect SecirKty Least Outlay of".'?lou Juo. O" Chiles, General Age .Universal life Insurance Coi "Now York speaks thu?T:^ " " What -we Southern*'*pe^pl? : Lile-Insurance are two thnag ; ;:all, perfect security, which no ' ?oinpany has given except the! Arlington, it having passed inspection of the Insurance de 'Of j\ew .York. After security, v . 'ask ourselves -Uris important ?< where- can I get the most insu the very least outlay of ruoney? This is certainly the- highest ment possible from OTie-C?jaarJai other. And now we"hav? said s to call the attention of ou r reade new and conspicuous adrertisi the Piedmont & Arlington in column. It is decidedly a good a strong and conscientious appe; we refer our readers to itin conti pectation that thc facts there s will beget still more perfect coi ' (if such a thing be possible) in tl mont <fc Arlington, or induce ] 'cair -up'?a Messrs. IJ&]$?X$???'. for detailed explanation of any d point. , lt is a-duty each man >owes>ter?< no less" tftirn t?^himse?f-to pro\ his wife and -children, and for tl ment of creditors,, after Ivis deati orte wiIlT>e"at once soeure rVortflc the other from anxiety, if he ma Piedmont <fc Arlington his Trieste p&- The Sumter iveicshas thl word for Grant's " army of occu? in that county: " While Sumter < has about as much need for a garr soldiers as a wagon has for a fifth a horse for an extra leg, or a hui Bird for a cow-catcher upon its be have no reason to complain of the pany that the government . has sta in our town. The officers aro qui spectable, unobtrusive .gentlemen mind their own business, and" s< io?sly "avoid tl?ing'or saying art] to wound the sensibilities bf our p The privates, also, as far as wo been able to observe, arc-polite-and behaved, mingling wite the comr? in a free and easy manner.'' . ; e -?v At the Jinumoipaf flection h thc town of Hamburg, on Mond: last week, five negroes were elect ^low^^Prii^c* Rivcre^nt?cdant. vid Horace, John Gardner. Jame's 1 as and John Williams, Wardens. . ?3}~ Lexington has a cow-that rec ?gave birth to.- three calves in ono i and a goose that lately laid- four, p eggs in ons day. .. . . . \* J, 5 ?y Tho-CoJoTObia Union sayer - various surmises, plans and specula put. forth as to the jfloming. elect ion: almc^.-osoiu^g; to,, listen to. The heard from are from the.ru ral dist as follows. For Governor, F. J. M jr?; Xor Lieutenant Governor, A. .J. sier ; for Attorney General, R. B. El for Secretary of State, W. H. Jones ? jutant and. Inspector General, R< Smalls ;. for Comptroller Gcneral-G ral,-; for United States Senator, ] p-t K. 5cottt ?Fliis is what has been i and is'-'grveh'-lbf -what it is worth. ^J?S- A spec.nl dispatch to Time?, s that at a meeting ol' thc Democratic i Central Committee of Albany, N. Y the 11th, a consultationwas had on-jx cal prospects, and remarks made Governor Seymbnr, Mr. Tilden other:-. Tho feeling of those pre* Was decided and unanimously in fi of the passive policy, and of lookin tho Cincinnati Convention-to initia programmotbr theparty'in th?Presic tial campaign. t:^ H. W. Rice, Hsq., has, we rej to announce, ceased his connection n t!ic editorial conduct of the Lexing Dispatch. ' . " Any man who sells his vote of tra it away is unworthy of the rights : liberty secured to him by tho Repu' can party. Remember that thc ollie elected to-day hold on for two years. ] portant interests are at stake*, alfeet every colored man, and every white ] publican."-Daily Union 2nd inst. This is fanny, for the leading Kepi lican Organ in the ?tate; todejclare St "any nfan who sells-.bisVvofo or tracie: away is unworthy bf the fights arid 1 Gfty secured to him by the Republic party;*"' This is bold language, (says 1 Horry Navs) and shows an independei in the- Editor, that we admire ;-but il reading out c^ihe .'iwty two thirds their Ic^idiiiguX?n in the State, for .kpowa-jfull weliihat no measure of i portaiica'can tye carried in the Legis turo, ?nIes?:?h<:votes aro bought, a pai d 'for in ^oncy,\ and th e bi ggc r t Dog;.^e bigger the bribe'-must bc. .V: The Iuvalidy-A P.en Picture. ^^c^lier-pa?rdCQ?htenance, but a she ^rne'agd thc^picturer?f ruddy health, t envy o;'-fh"e'schoor and the pride of t household. ~ Sh* w?s* always wclcom ^by hV.?9?ool*7}ate?,f *?fc?r^her lithe for and "?leasing' 'dl^x>?lu.ijii' carri ed che? rrfhicss"t^o-Trrf?li-.ranks. Diligent, pun tuai aiid'?x?nij*)ra'ry, obedient and grac ful at home, she won the hearts of a B?falas, we are sorrowed. Those roi ch??lc&'iind ruddy lips are^b*l4nched-l Consumption. The voice "once "so e "chanting in laugh and song 'is feebl husky ancLfcupphuiied by a hollow coug '?eb'us appl'oaeh-hor-coUCh'iffently ai take her hand. Do ridt shudder becaui bf the feeble and passionless grasp. Tl hand onco so hearty and pluinp is cm; .coated, and shows bony outlines, \rhi thu cords and tortuous veins are plain! mapped npon the surface. Tho pull thu: bounded with repletion, carryir v.iwr t" tho whole system and impartir life. bea.itv, vivacity, heal th and strengt] is'?elu-ato to thc touch'. Tho feeble h ca c.-irniot propel the thin, scanty-blood wit torce. Must wc lose .hui- while^yot i her teens? Com pani0ns.au d friendsgatlu amii nd with words bf c-iieer and bonsoh ?ion, arid depart with moistened eyes an .dient stops. Must we lose her? No lhere is a-; i>rtCl'! We. car; sta}- this ch strover ol' our- happiness, and not SUlTc UiO loss of go bright averil. Somethin inore is required now than dietary an hygienic observance, for nature calls fe ai Uwid she: shall -JiavtV it. Take thl pleasant medicine, lt is invigorating rfowit' alloys the irritable-, cough,- i ni . proves the appetite and digestion, an sends a*healtlry tingle thnm'gh the frame rho blood H enrichcsl. uerrous force in creaked, anil the heart bounds withajUH implnsc. .Sfo.her face .brighten by d? ? -rofw; ^rop coloe-is.-_ceHifiiiug.-lier voie i getting clear?r, and pleasant words ar -?..>ke:?. The strength falters yet, but i ^.lining. Let us take lieront ill tho warn sunshine In aLsbort Ximo slio will b h*M<; to ^ ?lfl->4t? our ?id, a chc?'i?'? ???vl. Tld.t(k<R?i|fal?ine?i?-inc ip?st lj .'iMl-blesseu, lt is? restoring health ti mr-.lo^yod ?ue.- io amoxgiug fror: ? ?*?y^ckjhr>.--H--b^(!?ei atul^oblGi' than be rVr.-iy ?i-id' ar: ^i?rcp's: Gol^cii Medic; UiHSoWry jnu? fiavVtnf elbdit It ha raised her. Sold by all first-class drug gists everywhere. THK LATKST SAVIXW.K.-Certain sane Mmonionscharlntuns would fain persuad? the world thjit diffusive stimuiaate havi tti'jf?ied?iu?l vaifftf?and ?hat G?t?stabli 'slflySr c^iTpTrseer of ^rip^rr?g^-SeWs '?? drastic purgatives, are better tonie-s thar the finest vegetable ingredients combin?e with the purest and mellowest product! ot* the still. But this sort of thing won' go down. The stomach of our com mor sense rejects it, .n^ the physical stomael of lavery mah with au unqepraved palate refecfs/-*wir?i toathfag**ana " abhorrence thetiauseous abominations,' "free from alcohol," which Humbugs arc trjdng te thrust down the throats of Temperance . In valids under the pretense that tho'filtl '??i?sf tm ard Tonioof Arnica, is any where accessi ble sucli sickeuingfraudH can jnske much headway, but" it is as w?ll to)put tlifc plib lie on tiieir guard agninst-theui; ? VENKTIAX BL/INDS.-NO invention na1! ever so importai t to tho people of hot aim?tes as thc venetian* blind. Admit ting the'air anrYn shaded-ll girt, while J keeping; out the ireat and glare, they are 1 absolutely essential to comfort iii this I country. * It* tbs iiO^scs of any of obi I readers.'are dostitiitb pf thtttp valuable f-'i-bu tri vanees, they should ttc^oce, bbfurc j tba bot ivcather sets in, send their r/rdcVs to Mr. P. ?. Te?ALK, No. 20 Ilayncstr?'ot, Charleston, S. C., in^.ufcct?w^ddijal-' er in doors, sashes, blinds, balusters, mouldings, etc., ic. GOODS. T.:. : < .o, . . c ... HE Subscriber is now receiving his Stock of Goods .from Charleston, and will sell them as Cheap for Cash As any other House in the South. All are invited to call and examine for thera thelves. . . . . 4000 Yds. CALICO, all grades from 7 to 12? cts. per yard. . ; ,? Dress tods o? all Kinds. LENOS, LENOLINES, Plaid POPLINS. Satin faced, Striped and Cheeked GRENADINES, Gray BAREGE, Checked and Striped JAPANESE, DO LL Y V ARD ENS and Printed LAWNS. - .'White Goods. Plain and'Checked J?C?NET, Plain, Checked and Striped SWISS/ Plain and Striped NAINSOOK, Mull ?nd Bishop LAWN. For Men and Boys Wear. COTTONADES; Kentucky JEANS, L CASSIMERES, . S Brown Linen DRILL, v Duck a?j?. Planters LINEN, 1 Blea,chea**d Brown SHIRTINGS, . Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS, Plaid and Domestic HOMESPUNS, Fac|?iry-STRIPES,., c .K ? -vi"-. ; - Brown and' Bleached Table Damask, Lancaster and Checked GINGHAMS . Ladies'and Mises"*HA-TS,^BONNETS* RIBBONS, and. FLQW?RS, - the. latest1 styles " '? . i I ? i 8 GL?^ESjimI:HdsiE?Y; alf kinds.'-1. Cotton and Silk UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS. Mens, Boys and Youths HATS; .all grades and qualities, aud of tire -latest styles. BOOTS and SHOES for. Mc%Boys ?ndr,j Children,: : - ; - , . ' V i Ladies'/Misses and Children's' GAIT-1 E RS", "' BOOTEES and SHOES^aU^kindsi Groceries. SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, ^/ CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH^ . - ; Hardware. Pocket and Table Cutlery, Brade's, Scoville and Crown Hoes, Shovels, Spades and Rakes, Scythe and Cradles and Scythe Blades. CROCKEJRY ..WARE pf^all kinds,' , With arl crtner-'^^ds^kepMn a'Gehrjrar Store. B. C. BRYAN- Agent. Apr 10 '. '. If 15 OFFERS, at low prices, an unusually large and attractive stock of BONNEIS, EATS, - Flowers, Laces, . COLLARS, BOWS, Embroideries, Corsets, ,. HAIR GJOODSJ .i j&ibuous, Fringes, Gimps, Bottons. TRIMMINGS, SILlft, tte, ?fee. HRS. IV. BR??T1 CLARK Is Agent for the s->lo of M A D A M E DEMO RES T'S DRESS .PATTERNS: i it . Ladies can now procure the leading .?tyles. MRS. N. RRUM CLARK, 251 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. April 10 _3m 15 At thc Frcder?cksbiirg Sicirc NOW OPEN NEW, BEAUTIFUL, AND ELEGANT GOODS ! IT WO?LD BE A TREAT for any person, whethsr they wished to pur chase or not, to take a stroll Xhrough the FREDERICKSBURG STORE and view the elegant goods, embracing everything that is new and desirable, and represent ing the handicraft of nearly all civilized rijitions throughout the world there, dis played. Beginning with the Elegant SHAWL, SU?T and SILK DEI ARTMENTS, where all the elegant fabrics of the season are to be seen in beautiful Plain;Striped, Checked and Dolly Varden Silk's, made up Suits of, the newest styles, Llama Lace Points, Shawls, and. other Wrap pings; beautiful .Parasols, . Sun Umbrel-. leis tfcc {fcc * ** 111 the DRESS GOODS DEPART MEN^r^verything that is novel,-new and desirable\caabe found-commencing.] with.i1r^s9iGoQds.itl}at will'rnake.a hand" somelooking dress?t 10c. per yard np to the linest. In thc WHITE GOOLYS DEPART MENT are Piques, in plain, striped, j robes and figured. Percales from 20c. to fine Chintz at 50c, in all the new designs of figured Robes and Dolly Vardens ; all the new varieties of Muslins/ Linen Lawns, in white and figured^ plain'CQl-l ors, ige,, Ac. A full assortmentof White Gortds, of every description. In tho MOURNING DEPARTMENT will be found all the new fabrics of the season-sonic new and elegant goods, as well as some very low priced. In thc LACE DEPARTMENT wilf bo' found all thc new styles of Lace Collars, and Sleeves, Sets. "Edgings, Insertings, Embroideries, Black Silk Laces, Pull ings, Ruillings, linc- Furs, <tc. ' c In thc HOSIERY, GLOVE and NO TION DEPARTMENTS ?will b? -ibuiid a most ?uperb assortment of these goods,, and at thc lowest pr ce?. * . Tho CLOTH, CASSIMERE and DO MESTIC DEPARTMENTS .are all full of good and useful goods, "and at the lowest prices possible. Persons who bu}r for Cash and wish to save money, should always buy of a Cash I-Iorise-a house that bilya for Cash as well as sells for Cash. In a house of this kind all the advantages can be given a Cash purchaser ; no extra profit put on because the merchant boiight bj? goods on time, and he having paid an" extra price for tho time, which all merchants hays to do who buy their goods on time. Those are ideas every Cash buyer; sn?ifld not. forget. M A penny saved is a penny made." Tho FREDERICKSBURG STORE is a house that buys its goods for Cash, and pays no e\|ra prices for tirne It sells upon a Cash basis, and charges no-extra profit to make up for bao "debts. -Its, stock is laid in by a buyer who bas been. "Selecting goods suitod.to the* wants.pf.-the people for neara quarter of a century. His success in pleasing themis verified by thc Freddrleksburg Store never hav ing gotten Uiliiud /rom the day. of its ?tart, in ISt?l, 'tri tr?e presen* trrrtc. So 'you may bc sure, when you go to the Frodericksburg-Store to buy goods, you are in tho right house. The houso that buys light ffeTKrlglif, and trys to do the best H.cauiqr ^customer*. ,.. . Wo contin?o fo-send samples when re quested, and pay'fr?ight Qn.gpods.when. ordered from our stock to-t?o. 'amount of., .?10 and oyercfor.Ca8bf-at?-o{ail. :-. ..'-.'.v: V. RICHARDS,^ BROK., 1 ht* .Corner by the Planton*'Hotel. : jXprii^' -^15 \ ' Land fori Sal?., M 3'& ?* ACRES OF LAND lying in O U :MQbley-Tov.'psbip,. adjoining lands of'CaTjt; E. "B. ''Forrest* Wm. Ed wards and-T^S^WrightT-- The Tract is in. origin** fcrctt. ?If desired, ?*UMfe4tt*? , dod into two or more Tracts to suit pur chasers. . Terms moderate. J. L. ADDISON,. . - i - Attorney for Owners. S Apr 10_lt . 15 * ? Notice to Tax-P^js; 1^TJCE,j'.s^er?i)y. given- to'all parties ll llable.to pay"a tax under tho recent.) LicenseIkv lol tho General Assembly,^ approved March 13, 1872, to como for-i ward'and pay the FIRST QUARTERLY, PAYMENT.cifsaid tax? now due; oth erwise-the penalties of Bald act will be enforced. ?rs*97 ?vii J? . R.-A* LYNCH, ..-( ?>? . Connty^Audrton j Apr;.-TO - \ . 8t'. '" - lo.; GO to PENN'S Drugstore for Fontus ' Oelebcate*!: HoxSe ?nd- Cattle POW^ DEHfl. ' - > ?o?,,./ , >.. . ? s<aK^|! The best RAT POISO?? out. For sale at* G. L. PENN'S Drugstore AprW tf 15 ffi?ffllf W. 'MjRlE Y i ? ^E?i1^^4i^yf^ people bf. ?o^g?j?elol'tb?t.he is again fully prepared to exhibit for'their inspeG^Ura-jcomplete assortment of Foreiarn and Domestic Dry Goods suited:-to the - \ Present Spring' - Seaso?^ . - And to assure them that . ... - Unusual Convincingly Low Prices: will Prevail ! . He especially desires to call attention to his STYLES. DRESS GOODS! A Choice, Baie and Elegant Assortment I - Will'* have "on exhibition tp-day Black Gr?s Grain Silks, Black Drab de France, Colored Silks in all the new popular shades, Japanese Sdks and Im itat?on'^i'TCvBia^ Canvassed Bareges, fine to sublime ' j??fy Va?den Styles, In many ?naterials, Grenadines in variety, Ballorruves, Searsuckers, Suit ing3;.>Litiens>"Lawns, Black Llama Lace Sacques and Points, &c, &c. Also, a very^targ?rassortment of Cheap Dress Goods. ^If^lllf'-l UH JAMES W. TURLEY, . j Augiista,;?pril 3, 1872. Third House above Glpbe Hotel. 0. V. ('HEATHAM. NO. 1, PARK ROW, Has now in store, and receiving daily, a large and carefully selected stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Embracing^ the lat?st- and most beautiful designs in Ladies5 .Dress Groocls,, SHAWLS and SCARFS in great variety, EMBROIDERIES and LACES, * RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS, ' ? WHITE Gt)DDS; i varied stock, LINEN GOODS^of.all graics; NOVELTIES and NOTIONS, LADIES' and MISSES' HATS, trimmed and untrimmed, ... Large Stock of SHOES, .. : RJEADY-MADE CLOTHING, a good assortment, HARDWARE^ TINWARE, ; 't CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, GROCERIES, a select stock, HARNESS and SOLE LEATHER, CALF and KIP SKINS," SADDLES and BRIDLES, &c, &c. "My stock will be kept complete, and will be sold at the lowest market prices. J3g7~An examination of Goods and prices solicited. O. F. CHE?THAM April 3-15tf Stationery. WE have in Store the largest and best assortment of STATIONERY wo have 3ver before offered, embracing in port the following different styles: fi Kearns Legal. Cap PAPER, 10 '* Pools Caji VA PE It, io " barge si-^ Letter PAPER, ? 0 " Commercial Note PAPER, 2 " French PAPER, Rose and f?rcon Tint, .'I Dozen Boxes initial PAPER, ditl'crcnt colors, Copy BOORS, INKS, STEEL PENS, Pen HOLDERS, etc. MARKERT & CLISBY. Am-3 tf 15 ?ilacfc ami White Lace Shawls. EAT/ LLAMA, in low prieod and ftne quality, THIS WEEK, at' J?ME& W. .TURLEY'S.. . j -Lace~?alctots and Sacques, | Cheap to fine qualities, this week, at JAS. W. TURLEY'S. -i Spring Shawls. * Loashais and Rainbow Stripes, THIS I WEEK, at . JAS. W. TTJRLEY'S. Fiai? Black Grenadines, In .great variety, at very low prices-tho J most desirable styles this -season for handsome suits, this week, at J. W. TTJRLEY'S. Variety! Variety ! Variety! . THIS "WEEK.I will ofter a superior variety of all kinds of DRESS GOODS. J. W. TURLEY. .'Desircbt? Dolly Vardens, in'Er'ench and Aincr?-ah Cambrics, and various other materials, this week, at J. W. TURLEY'S. j * ? Alpine Parasols, In tho greatest variety. A.lso, other de sirable stvlos, this-week, at ' . J. \V. TURLEY'S. . Kid Gloves, Spring arid Op?ra assortments, in low priced-and line, this week, at J. W. TURLEY S. -: Hosiery! Ilosiery! Ladies' and Men's Balbriggan Hose and Half Hose? Also, English and Ger man Hosiery, this week, at V - ' J.' W. TURLEY'S. .Collier de Grace and de Nilsson. New, elegant and saleable-just what every lady watts,- this week, at. *.i? K K . J: W. TURLEY'S. Seasonable Trimmings? Sashes, Snow Drops, Empress, Lilly and Brittania, Bias Tuekings, Box Plait nigs and Rutiles, with many other new, desirable Trimmings, this week, at _J. W. TURLEY'S. -Spring- Cassi meres, In tho greatest vafrety,for Men and Boys, this week, at ' J. W. TURLEY'S. "Plain marti and Colored Silks, Vr ?... , fe k r_|j . ? iii hafidsomo shadings, at low prices, Min week. . J. W. TURLEY. Imitation Japanese Silks At half the price of Real, and fully equal in appearance-this week, at ' J. W. TURLEY'S. . ' _ Linens and Damasks, Til heavy, medium and light weights, at wonderful -great; bargains. Demi pieces of fourteen? yards' sold to families nt wholesale-prio??? . J.vW.,TUJRLEY. MAMMOTH assortment ot Notio?s, Haberdoh?iry,-Ladies' Bows ?nd- Scarfs. I^now ready at 5 'r* TURLEY'S. ' C*PLLARS?:' O?FES and HANDKER CHIEF-Lac*/ Jjift?r*. and, '/Go'nibinaJ tioris, in great' Variety. an*d.re^ti,emely cheap, this week, at J. W/.J TURLEY'S. WHia^^S^Df?.-Yos?mlte*. Stripes, PiqiioVlsiiien LaWns. Bishop and Victo; ria Lawns, Mull/Swiss Mulls; &c, ?c., this week, at . ' g J. TR TURLEY'S. ? Augusta, Apr 10 3t 16 CSU O W P.O ISON at G. lt. Penn'f Drugstore^ . ES * " ?* ??:. Li,; ... .' ? 'A\:"- VU 4hi AJ?T?S? K l Ci ?A' LEMON SVUkH \JQ wfe'rrante?i pure, at PENN'S Drugstore. Apr 40 tf IG Kerosene Lamps. THE largest assortment ever offered in Edgctiold. All stales and quail fies. For sale cheap hy MARKERT & CLISBY. -. Mar. 17_tf_ , 14 Syrup and Molasse*. '. TUST received Four Barrels Choice ? SYRUP and MOLASSES. MARKERI" & CLISBY. Mar. 27, tf l l * Java Coffee. f"F you wish superior JA YA COFFEE, L you .can getvit at MARKERT & CLISBY'S. Iv. .ir. 27, - tf 14 Bcd Bug Exterminator. ESTROYS and Prevents Bed Bugs. A certain remedy. MARKERT cfc CLISBY. Mar. 27,_tf_14 Sheriff's Sale. State o?' Month Carolina. EDGEFIELD COUNTY CO ?BT OF COMMON PL EA ft. D L. Turner, Judge Pro- ] hate & succeasorin office, Foreclosmre> Dempsey C. Bussey. j B>Y virtue of an order irom thc Hon. ? Samuel W. Melton, Circuit Judge, in the above cause, I will proceed to sell at Edgeliold Court House, on ?ale-Dav in May, 1872, all that TRACT OR PARCEL OF'LAXD, situate, lying or being in the said county and State,.containing Two Hundred and Fifty (250) Acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of Emerson Bus scv, A. Sharpto?, Robert Jennings, and others, upon thc'following terms, to-wit: Thc Costs and one-third the purchase money to bo paid in cash* The balance of tho purchase money on a credit until the first dav of January, 1S73, with in torost from clay of sale. .The credit por tion tb.be secured by a Bpnd and a Mort gago of the premises. Titles and Stamps extra. j. H. MCDEVITT, S. E. C. April 1,_ &_14 Sheriff's Sale. Stale of Mouth Taro li na'. EDGEFIELD COUNTY, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. D. L.- Turner, Judgo Pro- ] bato, & successor in office, [ Foreclosnr6t vs. John M. Stidham. J BY virtuo of an Order <"-om the Hon. .Samuel W. Moiton, Ci. cuit Judgo, I will proceed to sell at Edgofield Court House, on Sale-day in May next, all that TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situ ate, lying and being in said countv and' State, containing Ono Hundred and Fifty* .Five (155) Acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Theophilua Dean, Robert Biy an, Gqorge Free, and. others, upon thc following terms, to-wit: Tho Costs and one-third of tho purchhso money to bc paid in cash. Tho balance of tho'purchase monoy on a credit until the first day of January, 1873, with inter est from day of salo. The credit portion to-be secured by a Bond and a. Mortgage of tho premises. Titles and Siamps ox .tra. J. H. MCDEVITT, S. E. C. - April 1, St .. 14 Oil OUR.? COTTON SEED, left after planting, in STONO PHOSPHATE, and apply to Corn. Four Bushels of Seed and 100 Pounds bf Phosphate to the acre Will produce as fine results as thirty bushels Cotton Seed. Sf S. S. TOMPKINS, Agent. t8>prlO , , a ? , 3t 16" BE P B^G P O I S o N at G.-L". PENN'S Drugstore. ' . > . * Apr 10 tf1 15 THE SPR?MQ SEI! --AT J. H. CH1ATHA Jil THE Subscriber has just returned from New-York, and commenced the Spring Season with Extraordinary Bargains and Attractions in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. He is now ready for the SPRING TRADE, and is prepared to offer to the people bf Edgefield District Decided Bargains in Every Line of Goods. ALL LUPA t? TM EN TS COMPLETE, with Everything Recent, Fashionable and Desirable, In all classes of Goods and Materials for Spring ar.d Summer use. 300 Pieces PRINTS, 7 to 12* cents per .yard. SOO Dozen Coats' COTTON, 70 cents per dozen. 10 Cases Bleached SHIRTINGS. 10 Cases Sea Island SHIRTINGS. 10 Pieces Brown'and Bleached 10-4 SHEETING. Linen SHEETING and PILLOW-CASING. * dies' Bress 'Soods ! White and Colored PIQUES, striped, checked and figured. The New and Beautiful SATIN-STRIPE GOODS (white) now so uni versally fashionable. . . . JACONETS, NAINSOOK, Mull and Swiss MUSLINS. Striped ajid Pincord-, Swiss, Victoria and Bishop LAWNS. TARLETANES, BOBINETS, ILLUSIONS," <y.c, &c, &c. GRENADINES, CHALLIES, Colored LAWNS. LENOS, Iron BAREGES, POPLINS, CHALLIES. Printed Linen LAWNS, BRILLIANTINES. Handsome, Real and Imitation Lace COLLARS. Elegant White and Black Crape COLLARS and CUFFS. * Heavy Gros Grain SCARb'S, China Crape CAKFS. Dolly Varden' SCARFS, Sash RIBBONS Gros Grain, Satin and Lutestring RIBBONS. ' EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, BRAIDS, FRINGES, GIMPS. Hem-stitched, Embroidered and Lace HANDKERCHIEFS. Lace, Barege, Love,-Crape and Tissue VEILS. English and Italian C li APE, White and B!ack. Black Silks, Marseline Silks, all colors, Black and White Alpacas, Bombazines. HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS. ' HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, Li>le Thread Gloves, all styles and Frico?, Hem stitched and Plain Linen Handkerchiefs, Eureka Diapers for Children. Table Damask, Bleached and Brown, . Huckaback .Toweling, P.ain Toweling, . Linen Diaper, Cotton Diaper, Bird-Eye Diaper. Also, Splendid Rough Ba i h Towels. SM OES ; SHOES I OF ?LL STYLES AND PRICES. Splendid Wax Brogans at $L12i per pair, : Princ J Alberts, Low Stitched Elastics. . . LADIES' DRESS AND WALKING SHOES. Congress Gaiters, Lace Gaiters, Morocco Shoes, For Ladies & Children. Bronzed and Fancy Shoes for Children-all prices. GENTLEMEN AND BOYS' HATS. A splendid stock of Hats-the latest New York bayles. LADIES5 HATS. Trimmed and Untrimmed-latest and most fashionable styles. Clothing ! Clothing ? Gents' Ready Made Clothing, from tire cheapeot to the best, Beautiful White Linen Suits, Brown Linen Suits, . White Vest?, cut in the Continental style-the latest agony, Black Dress Coats, Pants, Vests, &c. -?-o Crockery Ware, Cut and Plain Glass Ware, -0 The Best Stock of Hardware & Pocket Cutlery That has been purchased by. me at any time previous. -Or I call attention to my complete stock of WEEDING HOES. Scoville Hoes Nos. 1 and 2, Brade's'Plain ?nd Riveted Steel. Full stock of NAILS on hand, at 6*c. perib" or $6.30 per keg, cash. Tin, Wood and. tfillow Ware-full and complete stock. Sugar, Coffee, "fcc, &c The attention of the p;eueral public is respectfully invited. I only ask an examination of my Goods and Prices. * . J. H. CHEATHAM. March 27 . ' " . tf 14 18727" DryGoods. 1872. .I RE now receiving a very large and attractive Stock of wm ID ?Il DI Black Gros Grain SILKS, from $1,50 to $4,00. Lyons Colored Gros Grain Silks, a beautiful line, . . Striped and Plaid Silks, in all colors, . * Japanese Silks, Japanese Cloths, Challies, Mozainbiques, -Lenos, Iron Grenadines, Plain, Black and Satin Striped French Organdies, . " . Colored Lawns, and all kinds Dress Good.-, 12'.. ct.?, to $1,50 per yd. . Lace Points, Lace Sacques, Summer Shawls and Scarfs, Ladies' LAWN SUITS, $5 to $30. Lace Collars, Lace Sets, Dolly Varden Bows, . . . Embroideries in endless variety, &c, &c. OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS Are full of all thc popular branches, which will be sold at the very lowest; prices. Mr. J. M. ANDERSO?#will be happy to serve his friends. Veiy Respectfully, ".' KEAN, LANDRAM & CO. Augusta, Mar 27 . t: 14 FULLER THAN THE FULLEST! Newer than th? Newest ! "Established 1849, GEORGE*!. PENK Edgefleld, S. C., , f HAVE again replenished my stock of Goods in the DRUG and GRO CERY LINE, which I warrant FRESH and GENUINE. ". Having been connected with the Drug Trade for the past twenty-one years, and paying strict attention to selecting Houses from which I buy, I feel competent ct judging the Purity of Drugs, and competing wilhrany ?otc in pnces. AU I ask is, to give me a call, and see for yourselves. It is no trouble, but a pleasure to show my goods. .My stock embraces, in part : 500 Lbs. WHITE LEAD, One Barrel each of LINSEED OIL and VARNISH, 50 Gallons ^pts. TJRPENTINE, 75 Lbs. Spanish BROWN and Venetian RED, - 10 Boxes WINDOW GLASS and 100 Lbs. PUTTY, - 75 Gallons MACHINE OIL, . 25 " TRAIN OIL, 9 Doz. GLASS LAMPS, all Btyles, 35 " LAMP CHIMNEYS, ' 100 Lbs. each SODA, SALTS, SULPHUR, COPPERAS, SOO Lbs. Family and Toilet SOAPS, If you want the Best Kerosene Oil, at rC cents by the single "allon, and 45 cents by the five gallons, you can g i :: at ? ' J ? G. L.- PEJ. .. S DRUG STORE. Patent Medicines and Invaluable Remedies. rleceman s Elixir CALASAYA BARK, Brad?eld's FEMALE REGULATOR, Dr. Simmons' LIVER MEDICINE, Ayers HAIR VIGOR, ? CHERRY PECTORAL, " SARSAPARILLA-, " AGUE CURE, CATHARTIC PILLS, Whitcomb's ASTHMA REMEDY PHILOTOKEN, Radwav's PILLS and READY RELIEF, " ' MUSTANG LINiMENT^-r " COD M^Err-OTET Tumult's SELTZER APERIENT, Hall s HAIR RESTORER, Barry's TRICOPHEROUS, Allen's LUNG BALSAM, Burnet s C OC 0?TN for tho Hair, Cook's WINE OF TAR for Coughs, Colds, BUR KALLISTON for. the Complexion A full Stock of all kind of*BITTERS, CONGRESS WATER . . For Cooking Purposes. EXTRACT LEMON, ROSE, ORANGE,- VANILLA, PINE APPLE, A full line of BAKING POWDERS, and SPICES of all kinds. Toilet Articles tbr thc Ladies.* POWDER BOXES, verv handsome, I PENN'S EXCELSIOR* HAIR OIL CAMPHOR IC E& VINEGAR ROUGES. I PREMIUM BEAKS OIL. TOOTH POWDERS and PASTE, j HANI>KERDHf FF EXTRACTS GENUINE BELL COLOGNE. ! HAIR POMADES, TOILET POWDERS LUBIN S EXTRACTS, ? TOILET SOAPS, all Flavors, eic., &c. CHOICE GROCERIES. HAMS, Clear R."SIDES, LARD, FLOUR, MEAL, SUGARS, MOLAS SES, SYRUPS, TEAS, COFFEE,- CHEESE, MACCARONI, and all Goods kept in a first class, stock, which will be sold low for Cash. Tobacco a Lid Cigars, .lways on hand-a supply of Choice TOBACCO and'CIGARS.. I upon do appreciate thc confidence, support and liberal patronage bestowed upon'me in thc past twenty-one*yea rs, only asking a continuance of the same, feeling confident that I etan sell ?joods as Pure and as Cheap as any' house. ?2f- Prescriptions carefully Compounded day or night. Cr, I/. PEil?rV. . March 26 tf . # . 14 ' Grrailcl Opening -OF AT .THE "1 189 Broad Street, -Augusta, Ga., Next Door to Constitutionalist. ? ? E have now in Store the Prettiest and Largest Variety of EVERY CLASS of DRY CCODS that it has ever been our pleasure to offer our Customers, and we feel confident that they .can be suited both ?s' to the Quality and Price of everything in our line. We invite our old customers to call and see us, and would be glad to. make new friends. DOMESTICS AT FACTORY PRICES. Our-Motto: "We Study to Please." Augusta, Mar 20 .WALTER POWELL, . Formerly of Barnwell, S. C. * . WILLIAM MULLER, Formerly of Columbia, S. G.. ? tf 1? ; -H .Sri ow is the Time to Biy 1 Prime White CORN, Choice Seed OATS, " Gold Dust'-.FLOUR, . Medium FLOUR, Common FLOUR, ? Bbls. of MACKEREL, ?, Bbls. and Kits MACKEREL, LARD, HAMS, New Orleans SUGAR, New Orleans SYRUP, Cuba MOLASSES, Re-Boiled Do. SALT, COFFEE, CANDLES, STARCH,. SODA, SOAP, &o., &c, &c. h. j.lii G es ,b?i&\ ? v.l . id J ii i-i!-iai ,v ,ifa - tu Also, continually on Fand and arriving, a large lot of BACON SIDES:S and SHOULDERS, and DRY SALT SIDES and SHOULDERS. ' All for sale at lowest prices,,.jfJ^rParticular attention paid to Merchani*^ Wholesale'Trade.- ' . ' ' STAPLES & REAB, Jan 17 . " 3m . ?j > :