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Terns, 93,00 per Annum. Our Agents in ' Charleston. The Advertising Agency of Messrs. Walker, Evans <fc Cogswell, represented by Roswell T. Logan. Bsd^ ls -the only authorized Agency for uns' pa?er in Charleston. B. M. Talbert is our author* ""Ve subamp^?nS ?and the Advertiser. ';. Death of Rev. T. D. Peurifoy. This Reverend and venerable gentle man, BO widely known and esteemed throughout our District, died, of paraly sis, at his home, on the Saluda aide, on Casualties an^L Crt)ps in and around Batesvllle. * . An old friend, now living at Batesville, sends us the following, items from that . flourishing Railroad village: BATESviijjs, 8. JO./ June 13th-, 72. Editor Advertiser.: Our village was much startled, on yesterday morning by the sudden news of the death of Mr. Mark Ridge?* the eldest s?ntof Joel Ridgell, dec'dl, -whichwas th? result of a gun shot rwound inmetetfl! hy lils? own hand, at the house 'of his brother, Mr. Johi Ridgell. The particulars are as follows: Mr. Mark Rtdgell ha? been for a number of years a.resident of Texas, and came ont lately fro m# th at State on a visit to his old neighborhood. For a number o? days^revi?ua to his.-, death, he had been mdec the undue inriuence of strong drink, w^iph it seems worked his destruction. He was, found early in the morning lying dead io Mr., John Ridgeli's house, having been shot in the. head, a Colt's pistol lying under hi* leg. Atan inquest held over his body, the with the above- facts. - .On the afternoon of Tuesday. 4th inst., on the plantation of .Capt. Thos. Bates, near this place, while a storm. wes ap proaching, 'foor^f tiba(fielrli hands'tot?k shelter under ? an 'Oak tree, which was Bhortly-after sfruck by- lightning. One of the parjQU&s' killed Instantly, two othersvw?re eeriotudy- burt, >*bile the remaining ohe'received little or no injury. The' name of the colored man killed, was Jake.Colemam ?^^oni'hifolrmaWH^T would steto li?t.the crops jh'tijjs sectfon.are quite, promising, especially .the Cotton. We have had good rains, but not too much to prevent theVlafm?rs from keeping their crops clear of grass* ' H. ' ^^? i Jfl v ?L32 ?3 ? The Gre en-Eyed Ufouster Agida on the Rampage. . For some time psst one Tom Goss, a colored man Hying on the Rev. Mr Fur man's place, below Ridge Springy bas been troubled to a-'considerable extent With jealousy-which at length culmi nated in a most violent hateed 'towards one Patrick, a gay and festive colored cuss, who Goss was led" to believe was "wrying on" to an unwarranted de gree with: Sirs. Goss. Accordingly, on the 14th, m the road neab. Ridge Spring, Goss and Patrick met, whether acciden tally or by appoih?ment we know not, but at any. Rate, th en and there commenced the tug; of wan Result : Goss received four pistol ba"usin head, neck and shoul ders, of which wounds he has since died. Patrick-Patrick West is his name-es caped uninjured, but has since been ar rested,-and was brought to jail on Sun day lastly a party pf colored men. ee?*Sampse Mathis, a colored man living with Mr. Wm. Stevens, on the Ridge, va&/brought to'thip place by Mr. S. on,Saturday last and lodged in jail as a lunatic. Sampsc had boen with M>. J ?stdvmDribr severaryears; ano was, 'dp ' to a recent date, always a good and faith ful worker-but some few weeks ago he commenced attending night prayer meet ings and political gatherings-and he got bisKeligiot? mixed with his politics, and his politics with his religion-got 'em all inextricably mingled-and now, poor fellow, he is a?? crazy as" a loon-and the doctors think it will be necessary to sehd him to the Lunatic Asvlum. Bare Yon Paid Your Taxes-1 'Treasurer Eichelberger, by authority frjom Columbia, has the most positive or ders to proceed forthwith and collect np tho past ctae taxes ' *r the years 1870 and isn. He has ne accretion ld the mat ter. The Scott-Ring plunderers want and must have money-and' ?ll taxes dn personal property yet- standing unpaid on the hooks the .tax-gatherer is com pelled to collect -?without -delay. The Treasnjner.ls'.now Executions foy am cunts 'doe-for hoces - on personal piopeffy $o>.t"$p yefi? ?S70 and 1571. These we would urge our people to pay promptly-asi "&e- sums are generally small, and it is perbaps best to settle up and avoid farther trouble. 'r . Of course there are no tax Executions I r taxas on land.. Forced collections for .j H unpaid teales 'tin land, for the year ! must first be advertised by the Au- - T*V the'u Delinquent Land List" fdr This lias not yet been done, ? "jj v\u. it is done, we hope to be able 841(1 8alesoid and of no effect. See *Ve^S^>^rgeft, idve ^fWt-1^ up Sour receipts-pr.if ^?^^ernp^?ur :-gre?hhacks," wrapiefcarB'fo^ ^ E^^tion? for .^^?^y^P^na^wheApreseuto'd.. . -T-^ , . ' ..Pe*^,,., ; ^^^:ffh?j^y onrlively and' enterptteiBff?eighbort\e^iken Eveu? ing . Journal* visited ?fuVwn ^ daVt o?. . f ** ??Wf ?' K?iness. We - were glad to shake Kim by fe hand.and hope his nfext visit mav be lo^er. Too Late'lie This" Wee, A cultivated lady Sends us an barest, ing account of the Ridge Spring \ter taipmcnt. but it renches us. too latyor this week's'issu?.: "It -shall appear ne^ week.- ! 1 ' ' Senator Arnim WiU Not Speak. Senator Arnim was to have addressed hiB dons ti tue'tit s at'this place on the jit-H of ^uiy.; He> re?ue?s its to '.in^u^cc that^-on account of a?arge mass meeting in Aiken (in the Senator's own .Cpurt?x now) which he irf a?piqst obliged .to ?fi tend-he must forego the pleasure rpi pee.tlng his Edgcfield friend? on the proposed occasion^. . --j^^.AAckBawlc/igmfpt. ?t isnoW: the season for College com meuc?in o?tefand the closing ex cruises of institutions, .of learning generally. We acknowledge the receipt of invitations to the following: _ To the Anniversary Celebration of the Cflariosopiiic Society of the University of South Girolinn, on Wednesday evening the26th-sent us" by our young friends, Tompkins abd Abney. ? To the Anniversary. Celebration of the Euphraal?n'Society Of the Uni verity o?' Sqnth Carolina, on Thursday* evening the mh inst. # ' ? " - ' - To the Commeneement of Wofford College, onJuiic 2<Uh-sent hs by Mr. "VY. E. Barr, a son-of the Rev. J. W. Barr. '-Tttgi? t?all ol W Gr^?ttinVqass pf t^?vjrgih?a' Milffar^^ils?t?tc, at lex ington, Va:, ori "Thursday 'evening July 4thf-sent us;by Mr." James Benham,, of ?ur ttwirn, President of vttib"Committee. ? I . i.V. -j ;.. .. i.. r-.ii.i;-. XS? l* ^'?iS^shor bn . earth!! to buy vour''dn';good^ ^aedi ^w^t?a'?je'r'^' ^r^.^ert?Ttbe cnaht ?t^'noV^vertlse.' ' W?t?-h''ouf idyertiK^ng columns if'^ou wt&h'to s?^e ^^-"?tocalTlteing. ? 77*r~ pThe E^tertamr?en^oj?the Episcopal Ladies is jftostponed?untfl 'some time in July. The members of the impending Sabre Club aro to meet on Saturday, the 29th [ inst, to organize ?ad set things in motion. And in future there wi ll bo Tournament?, Balls, Queen-drownings, and all {hat. ; As regards tire last days of Court, wo b?Vebntlitt?e to narrate. -?On 'Mondiry? of the'second week, Judge Melton took up the Equity Docket and gave his whole time to it. :" He went througu it, dispatching everycase in which the law yers were reddy. The only ease worthy of .public, jnention was that, of Jas. A. L?nier^Trustee, vs. Griffin, Day, ??nd the parties who received under tho will oi the late Diomede F. Hollingsworth. In tm>Suit the name of the Defendants was legion, and each one had a different attorney. 1 Mr. Thompson, of Abbeville, and Gen: M. W. Gary, for the Plaintiff: ' Mr. Magrath, Mr. H.; W. Addison, Mr. Tournant, Mr. Wrigbty and Mr: Baxter, bf Newberry, representing . the respect tiVe Defendants. And each one spoke loud and long. The suit involves acme 320.000, and gave rise to many ver/ nico points of law. Judge Melton ; took the papers away with him. Besides, the foreclosure of some ten or?-deven Mort gages, we remember -nothing else of in ternst At the Criminal Court ef this Term, no'one was convicted-something almost un prece dented la Edgell eld. r . rt- . ~ ? The young- people of our town have croquet heavily on the brain. It is a pretty and ?genteel game j : and we ere very glad they have taken to. it, Thei r play-ground is beneath the beautiful wa f ter oaks, on th e Son th si de of-the-Metho dist Church, and there they have1,'almost every afternoon, a fine time of itt ' Foi' twbor thVefe week* p*< "?e i?ati? I has been qui te' coq u eft mg. w ita us-fool-. mg us with'big blowings., and thunder ings. It is really very dry, and the gar dens around, town arc nothblgHo brag of. The fin#??jra\we knxrw? ?f 4s our own, al tho ugh-an. eu viouH- neighbor came two or three" afternoons ,ago and ridiculed it. painting.pf- the /Baptist Church is : progr ess. Messrs. Burrell cfc ? busy upon it, and - very soon it will b?^'asit wyfe, " p?^??tf?* byssop and ^^|htegnow.V;- 'V " % Ot^^??sday .morning' we happened .among a crowd : of gentlemen who were talking- cotton,*and one, bf them, who] knows- whereof ho. affirms, announced that some of the finest cotton he had seen was 'that of "-Uncln Harper Pick ' ens," in tits fields around th^Edgewood ? mansion, of which- fields Harper 'now has charge. And,' sure enough, -when* we stepped back into tho officp, there was a cotton bloom from Utrcr? Harper ! on our table.-'We h ave .heard of blooms in this region ever since the 4th inst., but Uncle Harper'6 is the first we have seen. And seeing is believing ! The colored women of the Baptist de nomination gave a Hot Supper on .the night of the 13th, tb assist in building their Church. Receipts from the same, ?69. The womep to hold the money, and see it properly applied. We are glad the women have taken this, matter Jn^hand, affi bSpa they. ~"5rljt?; resl? not^unt?l tfcqir j Church is comjpletefl'. . Nor must we for get to-tb?nk. tnfot-ye&y kiudjyv 'jorob? ince ?ake,' froiu thein suppery' tendered us'by 'Annette.R^ial:dRqn; * A crowd of bbister?us colored- boys .snjj-io'of tb?n'i iutox?tatcd-mafl.e*a? a? t smpt on Saturday night la-^t to get up a t?rcrx-ligl? '; procession introductory.to a Cfraii't , Ratification .meeting. vThe Town authorities,'on account of .the youth "arid irre\<^>ons?ble character of the movers, o^ect'ed^'??d coriseg?eht?y tK?rfrw?s too | toreh-h'ght. ' But a crowd of these'?oys went down street narooing and cursing | in quite ? shameful manner. Nt}: t^rqbration of the colored, people will be'objected to"6r iuterfereu with, by tba Council, if respectable abd responsi ble colored .meir nnito' tbemselv.es there with, lo- ensure decency and good order ; but as for thoughtless and drunken boys being suffered to restlessly disturb the j>cacc sf the town, or?ndanger lt by fire, that ls aUdgothe'r a different thing. And] just here, we wonld earnestly, and with the best motives, urge all good colored citizens to keep their boys in more care fully at night. "The Queen'? Sn the Parlor, Eating i Bread and Roney." '. There has been a tremendous flight of j years'since we repeated nursery rhymes, but a little incident a day or two ago I brought the above, line to o?r memory. In thisc33?, ?owerer, the Queen, instead of being tire-water of tire boney, was the bounteous bes tower of it. Avery Queen of w6man|y kindness, " thoughtfulness and 'generosity-.our friend MrSyBen. Hatcher. And the Advert?er men Were the Caters. "And well the Qlieen did her part,- and well the eaters did their part) TJp-she* drove and called us ont. And otjvwe went^ .beaming and blossoming knowing we were about to experience one. of tile graceful deeds that only a gen tle and benevolent woman can devise. And she told us to open a mysterious compartment in the r/aar pf her boggy her car* bf plenty. And wcopened! And wc lugged into our sanctum a heavy bur den of golden new boney. And we re turned and f?gg?d 1n a he?vy burden of golden new butter; And we returned yet again, abd logged in a heavy burden of creamy white rolls-only 60 minutes out of the oven. And we had a delight ful logging time of it altogether ! And we all ate-and called in our neighbors, and they did eat-and then/ we sont a large residue to our mothers, wives and |- children. And then-we all leaned back in arm, chains, and blessed the giver, and sang ' ? There's Rest for the Weary.' ' v - ??? ?? '? -~ : A'Very Big Bee. ?busy bee, a big ?f?e, an enterprising ; bee,\ generous bee, ' is Our ' agricultural fhorticqtural-'poui?T?gical-entomological .phHnnhroptol'friend, foe Rev. J: W. Barr. Ii chas sent tis a Gum of Honey* a iiew-iRslihnelB^gum, 'Invented by his brother-wit\'a*glass ?bor, a newsflash . ioned glass dodi. And to look through and behold thp s^jht Was wonderful and beautiful. Sueh Woadand regular lay ers, as W devised .'by lin? and plummet ; And so wh ite and purej Aid not a creV- ? icc of .thc large- gum unfilkd I A very wonder to view-a very joy. to ?fco palate -a present Worthy of ani enlightened and progressive Southern planter. The Howards of ("iranltevllle-Machin ists and Engineers. "If you want Steam Engines or Walior YYheelsjnit up, pr anything 'done in tie Mavhiiip and T?u^heeriug- line-or Ma Machlne-B cpairlng-yon will not find In ti ic entire itouth 'm'bre sklllfl?l, nidro ?x ? periencetl, ijr mor* reliable nrtfficersUhan the Howards of Gmni't?vill?-^^pe?pl? of our own seimon-and worthy Of all cbn-' sideratiori laid patronage. '?hey have? new card \z, onr 'p?pe'r to-dayWe beg for it special jittenti?n! ' ' ? After tho nomination at Philadel phia was made at Ute back of-th?-??agei a drop-curtain s??ne' repr?senting j>rant, on bbreebad^j' in fnll' uniform, IWe?Tand i?pnrjed,-and Wl^i 'as?prfi a{ iii? sl^e.'''A^^??naT'?^ $r?(W Fortee <flumpping oyer'jjbe^y' a?^ ?*w. The nj?ee-holders don't disguise tjheir pur $00 SI il fl fl i 5 . . " Pf -tH? :. BeSt A. li d G li e a p est a " ??rTY?l. EVER ?FFERE? IIV ArerSTA, | . : 9 {IS ?:? r TO THE FIRST NOVEMBER NEXT ON CITY ACCEPTANCE 1 I%o Trashy ar Worthless ??ods Sold at our Estab lishment. JAMES 4, GRAY & CO., 104 ?nd 10? Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Jirne3 ' ' . tf ' . 24 / '5- ..".>T'~r."i-.T ) 1 . O?&ii iii * ..ii: . : ? '?,?? ?.uv hoc . : ; f' .. h V" , . -v. ?: riv ' if? ;?... ..; .' '. #?AS ?i .li ii ;??) ,:<; -i:A-.i .Va"'* . C 0i& . mi. . P i.. .i -DEALER. IN-i- . . i 'i-? i>.' ''??.??tr ?::'.: ? ::: i: <5/.'?f?&t[ .1 P?in&i ffils, VarmsRes, Dfyc Stvffsj LINDOW GLASS, v PUTTY, PAINT Blt.USHEb, SAS.k TOOLS, S T A,y I ? H E B Y, [I piET ?lTffiS, PERFUHHIYj. . WP?RI?R WOES AND UftUORS OF EVERY 6?IADE, lise ???aeoo, Segars, &sM Edgefield, S. Ct Begs leave to call the attention of his Friends and the Public.lo his Large Stock of Goods, whith is now complete in all Departments. Persons visiting Edgefield to purchase Medicines or Drugs of any description, will do well to call and ex amine my Goods, and particularly my Prices. I am confident of giving Entire Satisfaction, and will make it to the interest of every one honoring me with a call. Thank ng my Friends for their liberal patronage and past favors, I hope lo merit a continuance of lite same. A. A. OLISBY. Prescription? Compounded at ali hours with the greatest ?are, May 29, ' tf 23 .Ti ?> .'V ?V. Ladies of Edgell : ? .?: LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING ITEMS! ? -o Vie will on1 next jonday morning, from IMPORTERS' A?CTIQN SALES '_ ONE CASE fine JAPANESE CLOTH,.Checked and Striped, at 15 eta; regular price .26 cts. .. . . . ONE CASE STRIPED GRENADINE at 15 eta. ,. . f. ONE CAS?1 S^tiu Striped GRENADINES, Black and White- Grounds various color Stripes at 20 cts., regular price 35 cts. ... ONE CASE MOZAMBIQUE, LENOES, &c, in mixed Striped an Checked, at 17 and 20 cts., regular price 30 cts. ONE CAS? SILK ??0CADED JAPANESE POPLINS, at 25 eta.; aol all round at 5t) etc. THREE CASES purest makea and newest in DOLLY VARDEN PRINTS, at 12* eta. * . . GREAT BARGAINS in PIQUES, NAI?S00KS, LAWNS, SwTSS Ac., ? c., ' in Str ? pe d ; CHexked, an ? Plain. . ' , Real Llama Lace POINTS, in Black and White, much below regular prices. OCT WHOLESALE RQQMS up Stairs, to which we would invite oar friend.aip.ithe. Trad0--' " . . .. - ? t . SAMPL^ cheerfull^ 8en^, if reqi^esjed, aud ore-era promptly filled pilli: mm^mm^ Sl38"%road Street,between Globe and Centrai .Hotels, May 2SC, . if _ssK^fmmBB Delinquent Land Sales, THE Sales made of Delinquent Land on thc ]3tli, 14th, 2Wth and 21st March 1872, having been declared null android by tho State Auditor, the said Lands, below mentioned, will be re-sold ii Ed&efield C. H., on the 1st Monday m July 1873,by T. A, Eichelberger,*Couitty Treasurer of Edgefield County. . fi, A. LYNCH, County Auditor. Mrs. Alice Spnthall? Hamburg. ,\ lot, 1 building. ' . C. V. Hamilton, Haiett Township, 850 acres. Lasater <fc Smith,, dibbler Township, 320 acres A. PoULIiAIN. Henry Scott, Ward Township^ 25? acres . Joshua ?hi^ips Cooper Township, ?O0 "ires. V A. A. Clark, Shaw Township, 80 acres. W. M. HarriStf, ' Blocker: Township, ??Sacres. Mrs. Ann Gray, Pi?kens Township, 2 buildings: ' W< ' : - . ? ' Mi^.^analioor,. Schultz Township, 2 buUdingat.' ^f^V/?v?V ' Maj. 1 WM. B. DAVISON. ' POlWSMffli, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Broad St., opposite Globe Hotel, ? t Angara, cia, OFF?!B to Merchante and: Plantors ALL KINPS OP CHOICE GBOCE BIES at the Lowest Cart Price. COFFEE. SUGA^, MOLASSES, SYBUPS, TEA^. ..BEACON, . . ; SALT, BAGG^G,, TIES, - WHISKEY, ^p?St - . ' SEGABS/ tOBACC?,*^., ^c, Foll Stocks always on hand. ? . June* . $(n24 ^?y Soda Fount 10?,? ^SYRUPS ahall te of the ^oiceet Kinds. A liberal ' pajreinace so licited/ ; ;. "F; . W'A;^DEBS, % 'ii . rp f?& ? . OF AIJGUSTA, GA.,. . ;Wf?BREl' the B$T VARIETY and, . QUALITY ' Q?',: GOOB8 in, th, "City are to be foun. .And where everything, from ..a, Spool'of Thread ft the fihefet Silk Dre, may be purchased . : . .. * " Cheaper Tl? n?a any Other Hoys? ia the C5ty EXlU?RDINARY BJMllS ?ent down EVEjY WEEK by (Md Man. CHRl?TOP?k from: .New York.- Thjs ^Mjfor instance,-* ; . 15Q0, yarda'Strijd and Chene BARAQE are offere#at *6 'cts, per yard., 12oOCyard* Sfriji JAP. POPLIN"/at ?2J cte j>er yard,. |., ' | ? $ 3000 yards-l?lai JAP. POPLIN, atleta, per yaw},.. 1200 Honey Co ? -QUILTS at $il?ch. ' ? ' - $ ' ? m* Write for ?pie? and Quotations of Price?, to ? I CHRISTOPHER GRAY & 00. Aognata, Aprilf _ ' _ 3tn 17 iaiioiiaeeiaeat. ' v":oH-!-_ . i s rnp ? ictiosis OF ?)? ;. ; jr. * Hil ??&J ^rth of Gk>?a^ lo ?>e <f$di *tr:a? Sftcrl?c?; J ihy Stock ^ too Le^'f?r1 t?t? Times. Great lancements are Especially offered in Ladies* Bcnets, Trimmed and tJntrimmed, . And Dre Goods, * Shoes Lcrer than they can be Bought else where. My Salesmen ?gentlemen brought up to the business! - ' : Every article 111 ia guarantied as represented, j I keep uothingit first Class Goods. Have but One Pjice, ano" that is the bottom. So come to sees, and you shall not be disappointed. ' >? .? Very Respectfully, O. P. CHEATHAM May 22 tf 22 Laest ' A_rrivals. JUST receivedull line of Black Velvet RIBBONS, all numbers, Bustle Hoop SRTS and BUSTLES, ; . Full stock of RSETS, all numbers and prices. Buff LINEN Ladies' Suits, Also, anofcherlutiiul lot nf Buff PIQUES, 2 Bales. Grannlle % Sill iii ING at ICM cts. by the piece, 2 .Baler Gr?n?ille * SI! ! RT?NG at l?* .?ls. by the piece'. These are FacTdiy prices i.^oriat'?n ad ed. All grr ies ot il'.i.-. I DODS have been reduced 10 percent, on original, J. H. CHEATHAM. l'Tvf ?O? Piece;- SS-, . 'MC and bummer PRINTS from 7 to 12J cts pr yd. &8'l)a-$Ccttt$ -?'OST, 70 cts'. per dozen, at J. H. CHEATHAM'S. Il i?$E$'. URE GOODS-Full Stock of BeNUMui "Whited Colored PIQUES, Striped, Figured and Choked, $eW ;snd3eaUfc Satin Striped' PERCALES, nangita .{rapes, Ghallies, Lenos, Poplins, Lawns, &c, at % ' \ ? ? . J. H. CHEATHAM'S. ? ' . . .. ^E. QOOLf ?yery grade and variety, ' W&MW^ Black^repe COLLARS and CUFFS", . Ab^y^v^'?n ?M and^Sash Ribbons, all shades and widths, R??&QNS a?cT.Ii?M-lNQS^a,jBne and full assortment, at : <>) J. H. CHEATHAM'S. r^Nd?KE.B?HFS, ?OSlfe?t^ud GLOVES, an endle-s variety, ' English and Isai Black-and White Crepe, .fcfack and Color Marseli?e SICKS, ' .. Black and Whit;lpacas and Bombazines, at very low prices, # "x ' ' r .';?'.. J. H. CHEATHAM'S. . . * ? - , Ladies'"and Misi HATS, trimmed and^ untrimmed, latest and most; teship/iable styles, J. H, CHEATHAM'S, InadiesUnd Miss Dress SHOES and GAITERS, large and ?ne stock,' . Bronzed-and'Fa/ 8H??S for Children. ?G?nt! ni?h and -h' Stto?s', all" styles an. L prices,! ! REAi),Y I^?DI?LOTI?NG, a carefully selected stock, i ?eutlemen and >? Hate, the very latest Styles, at . ' J;.H. CHEATHAM'S. ;Ci;p>k?ry-and Pl.and-Gut Glass Ware, .. i Hardware and Ret Cutlet^-^he best stock" that has been purchased by I nr?tkt'anyfin??p'reus. "' './, ./' "I eall attention my- complete stock of WEEDING HOES,-Scoville ? Hoes Noa 1 and 2pd Brade's Plain'and Rivited Steel, _ , Tin, Wpgd .?pd- Uow W^e,'a complete s,t?ck?, . .. ' GR?GERIiE?^^^eeflee, Starch, ?oda^ ?c, &c. J. Or CHEATHA.?. V dr O O D S ! ' ? g ' "-^ SiHS ? HILL ___________ . I . g*i\ Tiff1 CT . ? ii ma ar Ni n K i% H 11 M 1 ? ni SHU X.t.-x k&t?n ; .'-f-;^:_?.';"..';'; ' . '.' ??? }. ?" ' -.. . . - 'jI , ' . --c^- J . . ' . Summer Dry CLOTMG, A FULL SUPPLY. , j ?_>US__? - ?-> AExcellent and Well Assorted Stock of ; ^o*ts and Shoes. %? ... ? ' .0 GROCERIES. .'..* . . "I " . ty ?onipjetd^tqcfe';Always on Heath We ^eejx'n1 Gena1 Assortment, f?o call foi* what you .wiJl-You are su^^finditat.,:.y; ., SAMS * mix/' tf 17 \ 'CARD. t} to! .-. <.X?Jf" ... . , . . . ? . -: " : ^ AT THE CQMMIOEMENT OF THE SECOND ! YEAR, we^o?er gour thanks for the cord and gratifying- marka of encouragement;and "approval which our Bx%t yea 'business has received. ''It was conceived* and star?ed linder'the cohY'ctit that there was amplerroonr in Augusta for a FIRST CLASS MERCHAT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, and such a house would receive, the.'flxty endorsement of all who are wide a?lake to .their' own interest. We?nnd they were-prompt to welcome":the appearance of suc^ a house, dev01' entirely to the buBiHes??; ; We have-eainestly labored tostaeet their eipetwon, and. we cordially state, as .tattering asiere'our. hopes in the o'u'trciucctss has, in all respects, far exceeded oureip'eotation. Also, on hatid, aili lina of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODSL Thanking you Upast favors,;w,e hope you willcoa?iriue to'f?ivor ua with your pjders,.. ; ; l^OB^^^U?li 'w? Broad Street, Opposite Masonic Ball, . .. AUGUSTA, . GA. Augusta, 8?., AiU7 Sm 17 fe ? : . ? ?i -0-~ . I.. ' : v;Ar ^ntJsomff-LUe of-DRESS GOODS; in Colors and Mourning; styles foffer/?dat Reduced Prices, at ^ # . W; H,: BRUNSON'S.. . A-r???Hine of PRINTS, ?AMBRICS, LAWNS, Colored MUSLINS and; White and .Colored- PIQUES, at j BRUNSON'S. . Mantle tt$M' fbr; ladies'.Tramline Suit?, for sale ?4%$ . ' . ..T' C :-: ;:/--RRl7NS0N"S; A large, stock : of . WHITE GOODSJ-Plain, Striped,' Dotted Swiss and Mull.MusHris, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, Jaconets, Brilliants, &c" -offered at.low prices, bj ; .. ^ >,.. . . BRUTTON. . A large aj?d elegant assortment of ^lk, Pique abd Galoon Trimming, L M?^icrlmperiaM'Lily and Lace Edge FrillingK,1 'M Braids, Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings- .!..'. . Dress Buttons/Ac., at : ' J \\ BRUNSON'S. Ladies' Lace aird Linen SETS arid, Linen and Lace COLLARS and .-CUFF?, the latest styles, at : ; ' . ' BRUNSON'S. . SHOW CA8E NOTIONS-.Albums1, Perfumery, .Hair Brushes, Toilet (tombs. Jewelry, Ladies! and Gents' Drdly Vardens, and.a"thousand other ?rtides-Trall sold, low by . . BRUNSON. Gents, Ladies and Misses GLOVES and HOSIERY in endless variety, at . - ? . ? BRUNSON'S. T *?> C^andkerchiefs, arid .Hem-stitched, and Embroidered HANDI?ER ' CHIEFS, very cEea^. at; j ' ; ". ; BRONSON'S. Heavy .stock of &ieh- ?men, Table' and Bed- Linens, -Bad Tickings, Brown and WHije Shirtings, Striped''and Plaid Homespuns, at. i iii .. . , ....'.!. BRUNSON'S., Gents and Boys' Ready Made CLOTHING-Cashmere Suits, Black Clot* ?Suits, (Sci- Also, a large stock, of'Tweeds, Jeans and -FancyCassimeres for Menand'BoyVwear*-for sale cheap by .BRUNSON.: ' Ladies and Misses Sundowns, and Ladies, Misses and Caldron's Trimmed Hats,lafcstsfyles, af . . ' j :; > . ' 'BRUNfeON'S. L -S^Ss?araKS Beay?rs, tko latest styles, ,and ,'GAntei?nd Boys Felt, Pafoand#te?w.Hto BKJJNS?N'? . A SPECIALITY. My stock of -SH0B8 are unsurpassed ; were maaajfcb my order, and I can guarantee ?very.. Pair. In th?; line 'of Jodie's arid fisses Dress and Walkinc' Sr??'esTPhfiVe Lasting- Button Gaiters, basting Lace an'^'. Congress Gaiters, Foxed Button and Lace Gaiters, and Alexis Ties, something, entirely new; ' Gents arid'Boys'Gaiters and Bitekins, ' a?d'Chi(dren/s Shoep?in endless va riety, ?nd ?ll at low figures. - ' - ' J\ ." ' ' ? 1* % stock isl full ?n<f complete in all Departt?ients.'.' An early call solicited, fiaigains.guar?ntied, . W. H. BR?TV80IY. ri wm 'i?? :.. ../....;..' o r? rfribdj . . . .,i j:h--: < 'to ?;)???? ? : :?'.' ? . . lr;, li :'".-. oi . . 0.-AND-. ' .; . " -.. .'.-',., I JJ. IV1' 'V-T ; . T .. is gio s Meffe?ftiL ?i\<M? :< . 21)7 Broad Si,, Augusta. CaM PREPARING FOR THE .SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, to meet! the wante of ..friends and customers injthfl way of Plantation and Family Supplies, are daijy ;makMgj: h??vyadditi6ns'to their already large Stock, tb .which they invite attention. 1 O?r'St?ck combrises inpart : - ' :.. . ;. $ .. -...,.,,? ' ..; . ;" . :> ...> ? i"!'? BACON, ! LARD, COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS, ? / J SYRUPS, MOLASSES, RICE,- MA'CKEREL, SALT, ' ' FLO?R,:M?AL,JGORN, :- . BUTTER, CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, . ? ;( . id . . id . I * . -WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WIN?3S, ALE, PORTER, . TOBACCO*, SEGARS, <&C.. . . . . : ia tim ...?:.#?. kn?bn.?Mt- EVEBYTfflNQ. usually found .in First Class Grocery J Houses.- tvy< Groceries on Time ! We have made ample arrangements for. the 'accommodation of Planters wishing to buy ou I'jme, and respectfully solicit their patronage. All. such orders, accompanied with City Acceptance, will be promptly filled, and at j Cash rates. We are also Agents for the sale of Wm. Massey & Co's. Celebrated Phila delphia ALES. will be glad at all timi-.v to see our Edgefield friends,; arid will sell the Best Grade of Gooda at the Lowest Market Prices. Mar. 13 ,_. _ tf 12' Enlargement -OF THE CAROLINA STORE. OJ9 I DRY GOODS LOWER THAN THEY HAYE EVER BEEN SOLD AT RETAIL IN THIS OR ANY . OTHEH MARKET ! . . Every one wonders what is the matter, and why are POWELL ? MULLER 189 Broad Street, Arminia, Ga., Selling- Goods so Cheap J Because they are about to Enlarge their POPULAR .SOUTHERN STORE, so as to make room for their increasing friends, who love to patroniz? those to the "inan?r bonr.J' It is needless tq give the names of Goods in our large Stock. We w.?uld ouly say that we have from the commonest to the fin pst qualirv oj every class of Dry Goods, and before, you i buy don't fail, to witness :for yourse)/ our ; AstOllish ingfy Low Trices ! . ?j?"Samples sent free ol charge to,any part of the coun try', and Express paid on orders for Goods to ike amounf of n or-more, at retail WALTER POWELL, Formerly of Barnwell, S. C. WILLIAM IfllTLLER, i, ' . - . Forinerly of Columbia, S. C. ' Augusta, Apr-24 ^f ; jg WM. D. DAVIDSON," f j flJ08?????S?in; Formerly o? Firm Davidson & Ransom | Fojmeriy .of firm of W..C. Hewitt & Co. DAVIDSON & BRUMMEL, TXo. Broad Str^?t, Augusto, Ga., ' , (Formerly W. C.. Hewitt'& Co.,) RECTIFIERS, IMPORTERS, AND WHOLESALE DJlALERS -IN Foreign i Domestic Liquors, BRANDIES, WOES, GUV, PORTER, ALE, &c., AndTelaeeO aad Segars of Every Variety. H \ VING purchased the Still, and other fixtures lately'operated by the "rm of if. C. HEWITT & CO.,- we take pleasure in announcing to our; fVien'ds a|nd the public generally that we will continue the' s RectiftriBg and /Wholesale Liquor Business, In all its. br?ni'h?s, at th^: ?lei Stand*, No. 282 Broad Street, and hope, by fair dealing, close?attention to' business-, and LOW PRICES; to merita snaie'of the;puoUc patronage * . ; '' Mr. BR?IJ?MELL having had an exp?rience of forty years in the Reo tifyine and Liquor Business, ' w? hope to fally maintain in . the future his1 past reputation for selling the PUREST AND CHEAPJBST LIQUORS in tie market. ? ;. - Orders respectfully-solicited, arid' all goods guaranteed &s. represented. .. . ??AVID j Augusta, May,8. ? ... ; * , ^ . t Medical TV 9tice. ; . _,0M this date I wlllj?ractice Medi J cine exclusively for Cash." . > - , ' .T. Hi PATTISON. Jan'17' : b:.oJ.? an-j <m ' gi. A WA by^the^nJUion, and .almost in IV Btan?y. ?fve ?t;a_tria1:/For sale;by .May 22 ..... tf :. 25fe it Snould Be ia Every flousehold, .GriJBWold's FAMlLx^SALY?BL? erP^ASTEK invariableraures UV cera, B?rhs,,'Scalds, Bolla,-Weak and Lame Eacks and'Joints, Aguo in'the Faoe ort once sale at 25 cts., at May.1 PENN'S Bing Store. tf O??i J? THE CEl?^A??DBvW&> ' iHOW?EWlNfi WINE -o ELIAS HOW E, Jr., InveiiwaBd M?" ker of the ;Flrrt ?ewing? ? Machine ' in the World. O--r- . ... ? I haye the Agency for Edgefieid Conn '-ty, for the Improved HOWE MACHETE, vve claim it to be-the best ma?ane in the world: 1st.* ForBlmplidty of machinery', dura-* jollity, compactness andeio: of manage ?uaent. . . .. ' ; 2nd. Sewing from UH ?r,0: to Ile. \c0ar9est fabric, without e.Miuje of needle,, : hr ead,or tension with gre*, e*sev . 3rd. Using twig-tina ot r?z?<$: thread: 4th. For passing over amy n?.d of seam, without breaking needles, change of. speed or tension. . '! 5th. For never skiping * fitch73, . j 6th. For having a perfect cimttol otktV both threads, that maki? a aopc'h alike on both sides tffat will ny k ; ip.vi i avol. Attachments for HyiunJi^., 'lucking ' ?Braiding most c?mpiictJtt?t; ?paUernsT Cording. 'Quilting; RuhiL ?,J*ll?i3r?lder .mg, .Gathering ami.e\ y ?inc. ot ?ewing ithat can be done by han?! tstf Satisfaction gu ii an tb a or no sela. ?Viii puta machine ou Ir?u, h desired. Address me at Johnsen',? Di-A>ot, C. C. ?fe A. R. R., or R. JL liui^, % -"eneld C H. The machine end janiplt of work ?an be seen at it. Hu Minis* i aotagraph Gallery. , E. A. :<\ll. i, Ag't. ; May 16 . 21 m 1 if" ;? J0^0TX)?'?,.DE?X,i>,?C.i:,# (Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta-R, RV, J? AS in Store.a General StocXof well a?l?cted " ' ? SPBIN? BEY ??0BS Embracing lull Auies. o? * ?ADIES' DRESS GOODS, . WHITE ??ODS,' - DOMESTICS,. " . ^OT?Ois'S, A-c. --ALSO HATPj. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.v;'A'c.'' With a tolland varier!' assortment of Family G*?>cyi;i?f. AU,of which will bc ;. .id-d-w-for Cash . AT A UG??IA t??L:'?& . -M . Cotton and Country rrouuee taken. - exchange for Goods. Apr 24 - . 3m; ..: .']>. g State of South Carolina EDGEF??JuD COUNTY. ? , IN PROBATE COUliaV, ; j Summons in Partition. jw'^'-W To George J: Strother, Adm'of., B, Si . Strother, Charlottes.?Ker;ird,.N'ann5o': ; B./Furman, Julian btrothe?v David R. ! Strother, Joseph Roach, Richard Roach, ] George Roach, Fanny Rouen. Joseph;,, Adams, Mary Adams, and Talbert Ad- '. ams, legal heirs and -representatives <>r . CharlottePeterson, dee'd'., Greeting: YOU. are hereby required lo upsen? at the Court ofProbate, toJisiioTdOii at Edgefieid Court House, fbriEdgeficld County, on theflrst day of Jrnynt xty ito * ?mow cause if any you can, wi?y"t?i{' real ?state of Mrs. Charlotte F'ett'iV.o?i, defiL " described in tho Petition bf Edwin A. Roach," T- Jefferson Roach, A. Washing-^ ton Roach, Samuel-Ro?cfo Carr)e c.. Welsh, W. A. Strother, Sr., and Dr. Wm. . A. Strother, filed in my Office, should not be divided among the'parties nani WI in said Po tit ion, according to their re spective rights, or 'sold for partition among said parties.' ? Giyerr under my hand an*!' teal this ISth dav of May A. D. 1872: D. L. TURNER, J. P. To Joseph Roach, Richard Roach, G e?jrjre Roach and Fanny Roach, four of tho 11 Defendants in this action', wilpee plac? , of r?sidence is beyond th"'State : ' Take notice that the S'unimors ?n this action, of which the1 ibre? i v ? i va copv, ; was filed In the Oflh:e cut tl ic Judge of I Probate, at Edgefieid, "in the Cdttxra of Edgefieid, and State ol South Carolina, oin the eighteenth dav*of Mav. . *72. BONHAM &. BO* Lr AM, BPI '?ii nre*tr anaa rtS Pru's Attorneys; May 22 <it State of Souts Carolina EDGEFIELD COUNTY,' IN PROBA TL' "0 UP T. Drury V. Scurry, executor, va. Ella W. Scurry, Sarah Huff, Antin E. Strother, ' Johr*Scurry,: Jesse Scurry, Benjamin M. Scurry, James R. Scurry, Summon* in PanitiojK TO the Defendants, Ella W. Scurry, SArah Huff, Anua B. i^ot&er, John Scurry, Jesse Scurry, Benjamin M. Scnr ry, James R. Scurry: Yon are hereby summoned and ru ?uired to be and appear at the Court of 'robate.to be holden at Edgefieid Court House, for "Edgefieid countv, ON 29TH DAY OF JUM3, A. D. 1K72, 'to show capee, if any you can, why the real estate described in the petition f-led in.thi.-? cause in the office of Probate Court for Edgefieid county should 11.jt.ho sold, and the proceeds of said sale bc divided among the parties in interest therein,'in . the manner prayed for in said petition. Witness my hand and beal this the lGth day of May, A. D. 1872. [h. H.] D. L. TURNER, Judge Probate:);" ERaW". Pcurry, Sarah Huff, John Scur ry, Jesse Scurry, Benjamin M. Scurry i and Jas. R. Scurry : - Take notice, that this action is com mence? for partition ot hi id. ,m the Pro- ? bate Court for tho said cotuivy aud State, and that a summon? ii: ?rs action, of which the foregoint I- :t was filed in the office of tho Prtfoa:?. Cou rb for Edgetiela coiuit\r, on the ?;t?t?? iyof May, ATD. ?872. . GARY ? GARY, Atty'sforPetVr.. . May 22, Ot 2? . GLOBE IXOim, AUGUSTA, GA. Jackson & talia;}. Prop.'ietor.s. . W E beg leave to ?v. ' ; thc' attention nf j the travelling public tb flos well known Hotel, which we have recently pur chased, and placed on a footing seeond . to none in the South. .No excuse Will be spared to -render lt a.First Class Hotel ip every respect, and every atteution will be paid. io the com- . fort and convenience of guests. Augusta, Feb 14_. _ ' ; ? t>m8 Iced Soda Waler ! .FJVJM this date the most .exhilarating Arctic SODA WATER, with avariedcol lection of Superior SYi\M'PS, can bv , found afc all hours at PE/N???? Iceland Fountain. , " . jpSf- Ladies, ns well as Gentlemei, will find the Soda Water dispensed 84 th^ . Fountain, charmingly deli?. ht ful, sptighf ly and refreshing. PENN'S DI .?G STORE; \ ;Mayl, : tf" ' 19 "' Dennis' Sarsaparilla, The Purest and Best. Dennis' S?imulatin- i^^rae^t, Ascertained by many tritda^i it .tothe a w. snrp remedy for Colic in ?tor?^i, ;"; V^f'orsaieatlfidgv?eld, >. C., by the. Druggists. ' May 29, < 8t _v 2? ,, Wool! . ?ooU IWILL pay ttoeh:<b.-st m..Jcetprlce ' for WOOL, deli vc ?. ai ^r- store, washt tor unwashed, A o^ .?ep Skins. . . W. Ii. JJ GUNSON. ,-; April 16, tr 17 . . _? .... * ? Vinegar And Spiels for JUST received a iar::*-. -.u, viv of choice . Cider and Whit- '>1 ao VINEGAR fdr Pickling,'also . CLOVES, . SPICE * " ' j W?ITE. M.UST?i?.r> S^D, " . ' vTHITE AND BLA< \.IEPFER( WHITE GING43R, . ' MACE, . TUMERIC. G. Li ?Elt j : nraggfeL Jone 12, tr . - >Z.^MFlint glre-tP?ooi