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AUNT TABITHA. Whatever I do and whatever I sjiy, Annt Tabitha tells me that isn't the way ; When she was a girl, (forty summers ago.) Aunt Tabitha tells me they never did so. Dear aunt. If I only would take her advice! But I like my own way, and I find it so mee! And besides, I forget half the thiugs I am told ; Bi?t they all will come back to me-when I am old. If a vouth passes bj', it may happen, no doubt. He may chanco to look in as I chance to look out ; She would never endure an impertinent stare- ' . ;. It is horrid, says she, andi musn't sit there: A walk in the moonlight has pleasure, I own. But it isnt quite saf? to be walking alone ; So I take * lad's arm-just for safety, you % know Bat Aunt Tabitha tells me they didn't do so. How wicked .we are, and how good they wore then ? ' They kept.at arm's length those detesta ble men ; What an era of virtue she lived in! But stay Were theaden all such rogues in Aunt Tabitha's day ? If the men were so wicked, I'll ask my papa How he dared to propose . to my darling mamma,: Was he like>file 'rest of them? Good ness ! Who knows? And what shall I say if a wretch should propose? I am thinking, if aunt knew so little of sin, What a wonder Aunt Tabitha's aunt must have been ! And her grand-aunt-it scares me-how shockingly sad That we girls "of to day are so frightfully had! A-martyr will save us, and nothing else can; Lot me perish-to resouo some wretched young mao I Though when to the altar a victim I go, Aunt Tabithu'll tell me she never did BO ! The Dutchman's Strike. A German, called Jacob, wbo had lately arrived in this country, got a situation in a planing mill, at a sala ry of $10 per week. Returning home one evening'with one of the young hands of the mill, (whom he called John), he told him that he got $15 per week. " Vot?" cried Jake, "you was got teu filleen toolers a week ? Thun der and blitzen ! I was so old like you a couple of dimes, and I got me $10. How dat vos? *' Well," replied John, " if you don't get enough, you strike the boss for more." " Vot you say ? Strike the boss for moro? You dink I was got more hier vages uf I vas strike ter boss aint id ?"' " Yes," replied John, " ? think you would." " All reid,'' said Jacob. So on Monday Jacob went to work as usual ; he took up his station by the door, and as the proprietor came down the street, Jacob stepped out in front of him and; struck him with all his force, felling him to the ground saying at the same time. "Dare! I vos strike you for more high?r vages, don't id ?" .The proprietor bawled ."Police!" which had the effect, of bringing an officer, apd Jacob was arraigned for assault and battery. When the May or as&ed him what he had to say, he replied : " Veil, ton't vos could find me out vot der matter vos. I go m? home mit a man vot work by me. He tole me to got more vages I vas petter go strike ter poss he vos come dis morn in?. I striken him for dot vages higher, and now I vas got here foi salt and batter ; I don't quite under stand me dot." During the laughter which follow ed the German was informed t?ai when he wanted to strike again, net to make such a striking demand, ami the employer withdrawing the charge, he wac discharged. He Was Left? A geuuine touch of worn m nature as weil as human nature, pervades the following from * correspond II in Detroit : " A comfortable old cou ple sat a seal or two in frbx* of us on the railroad dnrin-r on* c>r.t)ie hottest days of last summe \ The journey was evidently on? of th* events of tl.?>'r lives, ?md their euri osity excited the attention of the passengers. At a w?y sta ti? n the old gentlemen Plopped out i f th* cars to get a drink, or to'bnv H dniyh nut, and he??rd the bell only iji tim to rush to the door of the eating house and see the train moving o?: without him. The old l:.dv in h. seat had been fidgeting, and looking out of the window in her anxiety ft? hisieturn, and when she saw Eic plight, his frantic gestuies i'.,r lb? train to stop a" ic swept tar!her ?md farther away, she exclaimed : " 'There! my old man's got left ! he has ! ! theie, see he has ! j ! VYV11,' she continued settling back into her seat again, Tm glad on't-it's always been " Mammy, you'll- get left ! "mammy, you'll get left !" all my life long ; and now he's gone and got left, and I"n glad on't." "Her candid reflection on the accident, and the evident, sat isfaction she felt in the facr that it was the old man arid not herself tba! was le/t, was greeted by a round ol laughing applause. Not a few of thp ladies in the car were delighted that it was the old man nnd not the wo man who had 'caught it' this time. For once, the lord and not the lady made the blunder, and 'gone and got left.' " A little Danbury boy ran awav from school Monday, to go ches?ut ting. During the expedition he fell out of*one tree twice, to the immi nent danger of breaking his neck, was licked by one of the other DOV? whose breath he materially lesseued by stumbling against his stomach, ran a sliver in his knee, and was bit ten violently on the neck by a new kind of bug. When he got home.his father anointed him with the boss end of a billiard cue, and the next day at school the teacher escorted him twice around the room by his poorest ear. . He says that chestnuts are so wormy this year that it don't pay to go alter them. Ei dr foi El Or to en sal po pu sos _J si The following item from the Wa tertown Dispatch offers any amount )ffood for reflection : "A Watertown ihysician was* ?ailed upon recently iv a person supering from rheuma ?8m, who insisted upon his doing )mething for him. The physician rote a prescription, and as the pa ent went out of the room said to m, " I wish you would Jet me know that does you any good, for I have en very much' troubled with rheu itism lately." " egenian7?''??m?>t?it Ic?. IHE Hands. Eli E."* B ??d( case on t foll' POSH one Ol Thn ated Rive the . otliei Tei De best cuxe Xt>r[Chapped ;Lip8 .and;. ldS- ^??^?tor e. : ?w -at t. td DIE Np' Sheriff's , Sale. Wm. T. Shumate, Receiver ") V8 . >Execut'n Wm.. B. Dorn. J The Same, . ) . . .. vs k Execution. The Same. . J Ann Creswell, ) ' va ' r Execution. The Same. J. BY virtue of suudry Executions to me directed, in tho above stated cases, I will offer for sale at Edgefleld Court House, on Sale-day in January next, to the highest bidder, all the right, title and interest of the Defendant in the foU?w iug property, <o wit: No. I-ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as. The Self Tract," containing Four Hundred and Thirty (430) Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of W. B. Dorn,-Crozier, on Rocky Creek. No, 2-ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as "TheBrooks' Tract," contain ing bbc Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of 1). J. Williams. Anderson Walls, N. S. Harri son and others. No. 3-ONE TRACT OF L A N D, known as " The Morris Tract," contain ing Four hundred and Twenty (420) Acres, more or lesa, adjoining lands ci W. B. Dorn, Dr. J. Hearse and other*.*. No, 4-ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as " The Shinburg Tract,*" con taining Seven Acres, more or less, ad joining lauds of Dr. J. C. Lanier, Dr- J} ! E. Lewis and others. A good Grist Mill also on this Tract No. 5-ONE TRACT OF LAND, known aa "The Rogue i.hoal Tract," containing Seventy Acres, moreprless, adjoining lands of J. A. Tfelberty M?S Susan Blackwell and otben* There hs a good Grist Mill also on this Tract. The above lands levied on as the prop ertyof the Defendant Wm. B. Dorn. Terms Cash. , H.1 WALL, S.E.C. ' Dec. ll 4t 51. State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD COUNTY, IX PROBATE COURT. Elisabeth A. Health, Mary E. Carr, Andrew H. Gardner, Samuel W. Gardner, Jr., , et. al., Plaintiffs. I Petition for Against. } Partition. Eliza Ann Gardner, Samuel W. Gardner, Sr., Jeremiah H. Gardner, Emma E. Gardner, John H. Gardner. BY virtue of aa Order from Hon. D. L. Turner, Judge of Probate, in thia cauae, I will sell at Edgefleld C. H., on Sale-day In January, 1873, THE RE MAINDER OF TH? TRACT OF LAND described in the petition, after assigning the Homestead to Mrs. Elisa Ann Gard ner, the said Remainder containing Twelve Hundred Aorea, more or less, bounded by lands of the Estate of Thos. L. Shaw, Musco Samuels, John Reynolds, John Briggs, W. B: Shaw,.et al. , The said land will be sold in Several Tracts, plats of which will be exhibited on day of sale. TERMS-The costs and one-third of the purchase money'to be paid in cash. The balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day cf Sale Titles extra. H. WALL, S. E C. Dec. 14 . 4te ., ,. , 52-., Sheriff's Sale. Mansfield E Hollingsworth, by his Guardian ad Utan, Thomas P. Quarks, Plai'ffs, vs 1; Execution Wm. II. Moxs, James A. Devore, Chas. L. Burkhalter, Defdts. BY virtue of an Execution to me di rected in the above stated case, I will sell to the highest bidder, at Edge field C. IL, on Sale-day in Januarys 1*73, . the fol lo wi ug Real Estate, 'levied bpoii aa the property 'of Win. II. Moss,' Okie Of the above Defendants, to wit ONE TRACT OF LAND situated in said County and State, known as the "Minis Tract," "--.anded by lands of Wm. Wash, other lands bf thu .said W:n. H. Moss, lands of Harrison Strom ?nd others,'containingCne Thousand (1000) Acres, more or less. Also, ONE OTHER ?TRACT situated in raid County and State, known as the "Springfield'Place," and bounded by lands of the Estate of Robt D. Brunson, dee'd , . other lands of tho said Wm. H. Moss, and others, containing Six Hun dred and Forty (640) Acres, more or less. Terms Cash. H. WALL, S. E. C. Dec. ll 4t 51 State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD COUNTY. IN PROBATE COURT. Mart?n \Wick er, and others, j by Guardian adlitem, | Petit'n for vs ! Partition. Charity Welcker, et. al. J BY virtue of an <">rder from the Hon. D. L Turner, Judge of Probate for Edgetield ('(ninty, in tin? above stated sise, I will sell St Kdgetield Court House, in Sale-day in January next, at public mtcrv, the lol loving real estate of V. VVKIX'KER. lute of said County dee d., *> wit : ONE TRA<T OF LAND contain i nu Three Hundred and Forty Acres, nure >r less, adjoining lands of Geo. W. Tnr ler. \\ illiam Whitlock, John (?reen and tthers. TERMS-The costs and our-third tin nlrcha-M-'monvy t<> be paid in (.lash. The ?alance of the' parchase money Jin a redit of twelve months wftb' interest ?oin date of sale. The credit portion oi he pinx-hase money to lie secured by he bon*.of the purchaser and a mortgage 1 the prer?j>es> Necessary papers ex ? - H. WALL. S. E C. Dec, ll_4t 51 Sheriff's Sa?e. langfield E Hollingsworth, ]. y his Guardian ad titan, | 'bomas P. Quarles-, | vs \ Execution Vm. H. Mosa, j . ; i : ' - ames A. Devote, 1 * / toarles L. Burkhalt?r. J BY virtue of an Execution to me di rected, in the above stated case, I ill seU at Edjreiield C. H., on Saturday ie 28th day of December, 1872, the fol ding property, to wit: . i . FIVE BALES OF COTTON, -evied upon as the property of Wm. H. loas, oue of the above Defendants. Terms Cash. H. WALL, S. E. C. Dec. ll 4t 51 Cate of Mouth Carolina, EDG EFI ELD. COUNT Y. IN PROBATE COURT. il Frances A. Burt, 1 Alpha E. Burt, ?fe others, j by Guardian ad litejn, (Petition for vs f Partition. Robert W. Mathis, M. A. Mathis his wife, et al. J "> Y virtue of an Order from the Hon. J D. L. Turner, Judge of Probate, in e above stated case* I will seli at Edge )id C. H , on Sale-dayln January next, tho highest bidder, st public outcry, e followingREAL ESTATE OF MRS. ARTH A BURT, deceased, viz: ' ONE TRACT OF LAND situated in igetield County, containing Four Hun ed Aeren, moro or lean, adjoining lands rmerly owued by Wyatt Holmes, Sr., izabeth Prescott, Estate of Thomas M. afton and others. TERMS-Ono-third che purchase money be paid in Cash. The balance OB a ?lit of twelve mouths from date of e, with interest from said date. Credit rtion to be secured by bond of the rchaser, and a mortgage of the premi i. Purchaser to pay for papers. : " H WALL, S.E. C. )ec. ll 4t 51 tate of South Carolina EDGEFIELD COUNTY, JA" PROBATE COURT. za E. Mobley, Plaintiff, ) Petition V* J. fov 7. Mobley, bothers, Def'ts. J Dower Y virtue of an Order from the Hon. D. L. Turner, Judge of Probate for jefield County, in the above stated L I wi?8ell at Edgefleld Court House, he first Monday in January next, the ?wing TRACT OF LAND, now in ession of William Walter Mobley, of the Defendants to wit: ?E TRACT OF LAND containing ie Hundred Acres, more or less, sltu in said County, on Little Ssluda r, adjoining lands of Calvin Vaughn, Dearing Cane Break Place, and ?s. rms Cash. ' H. WALL/8. E. C. c. ll 4t 51 Fire Wood. iuU M now prepared. U> furnish; !FIRE OODin any quantity-Green or Dry; hp shortest notice, ,io such as apply . 1 \UM Cl S E. O. SAMS, r 2f? tf 48 cei da; Vi. liol am les SOT 1 Sar Wo Dai B pro* Sah OR Edp dm of A othe one Te De SS2 ?pd< Great < A^raeftonMMfiliohnstb^?lItiep?l ?EO. J. TON KV HAS just Received, and;still receiving, Affine liIle.of '?LAI)IE?S, DRESS .CBDODS,,of. the. Latest. .5tyie8,<att| th? Lowest Prices, . . MEN'S CLOTHS of all grades and prices, Brown and Bleached DOMESTICS, Bed TICKING, w ? PRINTS of all Styles and Colors, . BOOTS and SHOES, very cheap, , Ladies' and Gents' HATS of the latest fashions, . Ladies' SAAWIA,BALMORALS, GLOVES. &c. ' .;[ :; And in short, he: has, on. band a full supply of everything in the Dress Goods line usually kept in a well ordered Country Store, to which he,invites, especial attention. Also, iii Store, A PULL STOCK OF GROCERIES, &c. ^SUGARS, COFFEE, SYRUPS, MOLASSES, FJSH, &c. ' HARDWARE, Engiieu Hollow Ware, Chanis; Traces,, Pocket and Table CUTLERY, &c. ' ; ' . . \. , ', ..'!{ ., 3?^"I am paying the highest Prices ifor COTTON, in Cash or Goods. PROVISIONS taken in Exchange %?GQOJ?8. . Give me a call. Satisfaction guarantied to all who favor me with their TRADE- ; . GEORGE J x?ft?ir. Johnston's Depot, Nov 6 .,. tf . 46 i . .... j ix'.H - -.1 - .f?odi ?1 '.? ihdi - 'fid ?*T;'< -, : ; jinii'H A An',) " : vii 190 Broad St., Augusta, Cia. ?i- ?H3GQ80 3JA33J0HW ?RE now receiving, ana will continue to receive during the Season, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCIf That-thef h?ve iver offered* t/ihe p?irilic. > fh'e?rlri?n?s? ami ttJpSil?ic generally are invited to inspect it,. ... We are determined not to be undersold, and in this1 connection will state to our friends and p?tronra that we, are prepared to sell them Goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES.'"*' Every thing, ugqajtyjk ant ^ it? First Class Dry Goods establishment can be found at o r Store. ... : : IST" Call, examine and judge for yourselves, ... ,' Augusta, Ga., Sept. 25 ' 3in ; T . . ;40 , ; CHAS. G. !< i! 271 Broad Street, Augusta, Qa., aa&a ' :\\'/\ ; ; 'ic ' IM .i. .' .-, >itrM .IgMijUfOAl .--DEALER IN-TC} ? ? ,17 . ! " , V. : O i" '? A f 1 1: '.*.' Vii ''. A ?1 il ' <.. * : P'iil ^ ii, 9 Leathers of all Kinds, SHOE FINDINGS, . i t Belting, Trunks Bridles, Whins, AND.XifcLL. BT?CK (i)? WELL S^LE^DAOOBS,* A ~? Also, the Well Tried iPIANAPjOLISi-, ;,T : '(EITHER IR??T?R WOOt) AAL The most satisfactory Wagon now in ir?e. Augusta, Sept ll I Warran ted-in-every particular. ' 4m 38 Simmons & Clough Organ Co.'s IMPROVED CABINET."ORGANS GRAND COMBUSTION ORftWS, FITTED WITH THE NEWLY INVENTED Scribner's Patent Qualifying Tubes, - .n invention having a most Important bearing on the liiture reputation of Reed tistruments, by means of which tiie quantity or Volume ol' tone is very largely lcreased^'and tfip equality, of tpneiren(Jerodi?,* . ; Equal to that of the Best Pipe Organs ol' thc . -.?ii .. - - ? 'i Same Capacity. ur celebrated "Vox Celeste," "Louis Patent," "Vox Humana," "Wilcox ?tent," "Octave Cou pier," ..the charming." Cohc?\ pw " Clafionet'\?tbps, and ALL :XtlE LA*E^IPitoV*I?IEkl^^? an be obtained only In these Organs. hirty-five litt'erent Styles, for the Pnrlor und thc Church. The Best Material mid Workmanship. Quality Hod Yuluma ofjton?: Unequalled.' I , ? '? <' t?<$0mu mB$. 3 n 1A 0 actory aud UariTOoras, for. Gili k < qn?ress s?s.f J)#. ir?i?, tMichigan ?stablished in 1850.) ' jzdr AGENTS WANTED rN EV KR Y COUNTY. i .i ir .'..'lim" ii nu ~a~iif ftwiti?ijii 1 Execution. Sheriff's SaJe. Sarah J. Harrison, l vs Karie Williams, ?Y virtue rif art Execution to me di > rected, in the aliove case. I will pro-' ;d to sell at Edirelield C. H., on Sale v in January, W73, all that TRACT OK L.RCELOF LAND, xituated iii Edge Id County, containing Euur HUridrod 1 Twenty Eigiit (428) Acra1*, more or s, adjoining land? of Tho?ias Ander-' i, James Jennings and others. ?erms Cash. H. WALL, 8. E. C. )ec. ll 4t . . f ol Sherie's Sale. EorucJ.isuro of L'e11 Sheriff^ Sale. Execution. ah J. Harrison, . v vs ii. W. Adams, Trustee, rid J. Williams, ital. Y virtue of an Execution in the above ?, stated case, io ine directed, I wiST^ ceed to sell at Edjrefleld C. H., on ?-day in January, 1873, alfthat TRACT PARCEL OF LAND sftuated in refield County, containi?ig???r Hun 1 Acres, more or less, ad joining lands augustus Moten, Jasper Yeldell and irs, upon which David J. Williams, of the Defendants, now resides, irma Cash. . H. WALL, S. E. C. io. ll. 4t _ 51 (5. A. Rowland vs Eldred V Moblry BY virtue of an order ol' Iforeelosurc in the above stated case, I .will ]>ro eeed to sell at the VMldonto of tho Defen dant, on Saturday, the2i?t<ii' December inst', tlio following proj?erlv, to wit: TWo Bales of Ciittoiv. . . 7 . . About Five Bales Cotton in the field, Also, all the Corn-about 50 bushels. Levied upon as the property of E. V. Mobley, the Defendant. Terms Cash. H. WAI,L"S.'E.C.M At- .. SO' Dec 4 .; To Kent I ....... rOOD WORKSHOP in the town of Ninety^ix, Abbeville County, id d apeninit- for<a.goo<t- werkmatt,. I b iing np1 .o?jber Shop ih( thordlacej I cha?er/ i'?(y-S?t, Deo. ll . r; 8t 61 J .Nov. 20 FOR SALE, Land* Mr Augusta, Ga. Q/YQ A CRES .?OF GOOD PINE 0\JO LAND, weU timbered, situa ted 7 or 8 miles from the City, and within one to oneand a half miles from the Geor gia Railroad. ;, .-T-AI.SO--- : ? ' ii A LARGER TRACT, adjoining tho same, well timbered'^od, improved : a gooi Dwelling; outhouses; fields Under fence, fruit trees, grape vineyards, and' in a good neighborhood; unsurpassed for goodi water and, health., .(^nynnlent to the Pi(?y?^Wiyf^ihg^M? lng daily to andifrord'AucuBta;!' wu ifj** Either of aajd Trauts-Wd?lflibS^ld Boj Cash'.'Mr on tim^f? a'.^sponsiblebur sr/i .Ti?Wiria^p?WbJe.'1 . ?? WW Address me at Augusta, Ga. an us T fl an? \vh ) wh J FIN '? CHC BR/ itc, i such Ai Oct s/V A,P lm Uk . any qi 1872 R "ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies ; of Edgefield, that on. Thursday, Oktober'24th, sherill open for their inspection one of the Finest and Most Complete Assortments of i -i rafi Sj Sh? has eyer had'ihe pleasure of exhibiting. . ; . V' I would respectfully request:" all; persons i in ^search./?l swctetbing really Fine and,jStylinh, j???- exa?hine- my 'stock before pur<jha??n# elsewhere, a&? these Gojoxfe w?r?fi?||ected by myself inpers?fy. and I guarantee themito" give entire satisfaction as;rega?ws d?alityand price. '? l% Real tod Irritation' 5?IR GOODS, sna|i: as Real Hair Curls, Switchej, Chignoija Braids',-Frizzettes. fcleo. Imitation?Haij;Curlst Switches, &c, fte.. mi:_^aiat?^-11_ . :i a i_u -Ji-_xv> Jj?>-TTi:?-/a^^4?.- r -LIL These ^?&8s^ .parties in. vtantf * ?'0 kind may: alwajs^ind ?h?-article they requite/at this Establishmen' The Largest Stock~of-TRIMMED GOQDS ever offercd'tri th1s.'city...r.., Oct 23, ?tf?i?(Bnder Augusta Hote?7AugustarG?., The People of Edgefield will do well to recollect that they. best advantage atitbejjfijd^ ,? rj ji// it 5 ^ #llIflFFf?^b?co2 ? NO BAD DEBTS MADE 1 yt \Q Therefore, ? j/-, ^ ? rp MONEY SAwOOR'M feil?; .. P . ? *>?f -iii <( it'y*'m?o r, CHRISTOPHER GRAY & CO., .i . y . . ;;. Coi-.i.Broad..?aud .McIntosh Ste . / Augusta, Ga., Sept. 25, 3m '.. . . ed?O . 1 fl P3SOPLB?S CLO?FH?NQL ST@?E4 i ... fl ..0^ ,-:-.9HrrQ eHaT bite i?/iopg W. A. EAMSE?, Aa* 268 Broad St.?, A.ugustas,?ra.i . ,., ; H?S Now'in Store, ?nd arriving, daily, tte " ? \ " " ' ' f ? ?HE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT STOCK* OF CLOTBlW, For Men, Boys and Children ever offered iii the city of Augasta, and none arger in the State., Also, ibe LATEST STYLES OF. HATS, CAPS and FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY KIND. Country Merchants eau bc burnished for Casti, or C. 0. D.,' as cheap as any in .the city of New York. . MEASURES TAKEN FOR WEDDING, BALL,-and PARTY SUITS, ind made in the yERY LATEST STYLE, and warranted to please. In act, orders will be taken for any special kind of Goods not usually kept in his city, i-No person in want of FINE. FASHIONABLE, WELL MADE indi STYLISH CLOTHING', for Men Bovs, or Children, HATS, CAPS, BURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, ftc, should fail to'examine nts stock before purchasing. * Our motto will be: THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHING-STORE-SMALL >R0FlTS, QUICK SALES, and FOR CASH. Next to Butt, Boyce & Co., .nd?JSjto41e&Cp.. , Augusta, Nov 20 il ?rn j rm , ? fan. ?t\ I I ;/|48 j *j j-i. :? h R i*S " iffy ? Atv i ii cl 'm'p'mt? .oo.ofGOo?; i i /V. A J J .?.vj -OF BOOTS AND 'SHOES ! 1 Member*.pf ,tli?;]Jirm, b'euig! in Bost?n and other leading Shoe Markets n davs before the Boston Fire, and having purchased largely, for .our 'inter Trade;-w?'uoW^nVW'?tf^ ; '??tetaom1- roo j ; ruo J 13 a H3JIJI.F I ? >foil li AT THE ifOJg PRICES At.which we have been Selling during the past Three Months Our' Stock comprises everything found in a First Class Si /VhaiflA GALLABEK ?'Mtjt?E?lk, - 1 289 Broad SU Augusta. G a. Nov20 .;, . , ,ni&OJTr .( i ts7\ L Pc (?J U i Ail TU ?J A I Ji O THf CIT?ZEWS OE EDGEFI?LD ronage in the past, unce of the same. E desire^'re'turn snicetjfttfa^SjfQr^heir liberal pat 1 hofpiigl 'jiiQhe| fufute to'be jalcMqJmpb a continuanc We hhjvj ph(hahil [ba? largeW-J ?wiiff?^* complete Stock of Cloths, iss?i?er?s ?.id Vcsling;sj ?wr^rotight to this'place, consisting Foreign and Domestic Goods.- (. ;' 1 ' ;>; ATp have. seciire<l the services of a ?First Class Cuttci1'froni New^York, o we guarantee will give satisfaction in every WtjfricW' ' AfcsiSi have on handiftifaU line of ?Stents', Fli^inshini ?q??s, ich we are selling ve'ry.'lw?,,., -, IflaV?fl^O ^HOVerj^ectfully, - ? S. ; ; ; . WHITMAN & BENSON, . " > A ?Mi)* a . ' ' ?SO Broad Street; AUGtJ?f ?,: GA. Ict9 >***t f?? ? ' " 3m ' '^?"' :.8aOA18?A?: A ^ V.l.'.(I H .??lepRMffler bio '??s Augusta, Ga. --J1..H nm IE LIQU0B5;; WINES, WT *i-u*,H*r< . 11 '* TAJL AS j us^oponed a ^MAGNIFICENT iii now'r'eecLyinK full supplies of STOCK of^'ODS,? obmposeel of eyery ?CE H^?V QB?CBRIES? CON- thing to b? found'irfa/ j { j , / v TioNERiE^wHBKKY, WINE, f?rst class Jewelry Store. LNDIES, SEOARS, TOBACCO, Ac. : i all of which I Will noll ns chchp as To the inspection of which they re ds can bo sold in tliis maiket... .. sppctfullymvitetheeitlzens of Edgefield. ; of trade ?Siicitod.. WATCfl?ES and' JEWELRY repaired W.,.fv DUftlHOE, ir. 8 ' 'hf first class .workmen. . "42; Oct. 15, S. H. RowLAirt) ~. Goodg mare ;0 tf WILLI AS.' -ai ! M Cm 43 For Sale, Y HOUSE AND LOT in the Vil lage of Edgefield. rjtorm* apply-to J, rj-sixeppard. , EdgefleTaS Wt ; the ? SunV?criber' at mbia,S.,C1. , , , "j , ;, .??ROY.F. T?TJMANS. ' 'l?f8ePt4 . ,?,.( ...,'. ,,':,^',/i;i': 37 ' 8m 45 I I!. =?So otho er th Ec Re Sixte . '. i Tl Two Tultl Hoar Fori Spt . Kee i m torrij that I lishm' !??gei mk if &mr\ pNoi Insurance lotice, THE Undersigned having established ?is office at'Edgefield, as General Agent for the Cotton States I ile Insurance Company, invit?s attention to one or two of the advantages offered those who may desire to effect insurance on their lives in a safe'Home Company : The Board of Managers at a lucent meeting gassed unanimously the fol lowing Resolution-: Resolved, That in view of the fact'that there are unusually large sums paid for Life Insurance, to the Companies of the North and East, which sums, being there invested, contribute to the^enrichment of j those sections, whilst bur own South is greatly in heed of dash capital ?o prosecute' success full v our Agricultural and Mechanical enterprises j it is ordered, :thafc ?br the purpose of retaining these suris in our nlidst, ' hereafter a certait? pro portion of tbv net'cash receipts from premiums, amounting tc^noij^re than 70 per cent, of the same be invested in such manner as may belbin accord ance with the regulations of the Company, in those sections-from which the 'said .premiums are attained.1' (Signed) ? WM. B.- JOHNSON, Pres't. . GEORGE ;S.vO'BEAE,;Se?!ry.. : 'In acc?rdanc? with thefab?ve.Resomt?bn a. -Boarjl. of Advisory Trastees has "been regularly organized at'Edgefield CH., Sf. C., with; the following Offic?ft,-W' ' W&i&? '? Maj. W. T. GABT, President. . ?? ? Wt * ' U'M Capt. 3. C. BBTAN* Vice PresitfcAiV* . . ??>.>'"''#&$ .0..SAMS,-Esq., S^creiary. "t? ;';,'. ty .Vf" v^. This-Boar^'is:n?^.prepared to'j?nM^'t.???ness-, and invelfcthe funds.of the Company, agreeable toHhe ???scrib^d Yegulations. \<a? .<?. The Financial strength of XWejikmSaj places it in high ralrffSlts last Annual ??Statement shows that the Company possess, besides its large Guar antee, $170 foi- every $100 of itslJiafrlity. Juno 21, .- M. W? ABNEY, General Agent. r tf '27 PIEDMONim ARLINGTON LIFE IJWVRMCE CO., ca VIRGINIA. TM?JH H0TT?3" 3HT . Income over / f N 7 < i TI 17,000, $1,500,000. i AB. mm i'ffheiprogreeatofthiFCompanpdaiingi.tho past year has been STEADY and-P-ROGRESSiVEr- Tho . Management--EO?NOMIQAL, tho -Loesee4 SMALL>!U, I?J?B'J?-,r< ii-. rt* fa ' ' lil Ju 05 months, our largest business..was from tne Isorthe ve no Southern tomWitdrs.l ?n?e bj) ^uthtern/|36} During, the summer States, in which we have nany but this has passed the rigid rnsp?d?jquiofj tjh^Ngrt?he^ Departments'. ' . ~ 'S We need no extended advertisement in Edgefiel4. pt?e? tbap ?tue graceful jbstimony of the widows and 'orphans ' preserved from want by policies in this'.C?mpany. Weare known and patronized in nearly every household.- lOux-friendB'. know where to find us when they need insurauce. ' 1 : XEAPHAR?[?$rjBAIJ?Sppj General ,Agenisi Augusta, Ga. B."if-TALBERT; Canvassing Agent,-1 ' ' , ' . 1 i). KEESE, f! ,",! " . EJ E. i JEFFERSON ' Oct 9 di : >.'? nil. I TO THE , . > li, ... . '' .:??. . i -i.... . Merchants and Planters OE EDGEFIELD COUNTY. Agency for Buffalo- Scale Cwppauy. MILLER, HACK & HOWARD 295 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. ' ,. . . i , ru.I fr.Tf, ,ii [T is with pleasure and gratitude that we announce *he continuation bf mr firm at the same well known stand. Our GENERA^ GROCERY an?i COMMISSION BUSINESS Will be car .ied on wtlfincreascd iacilitiei. We.-have on band, anteare reoejvijrgj a larger Stock of Choice Failli t? ^d?cri?s antfYrbVjsf?liS,- than we have ever offered to the )ubhc bet?re, consisting in-part of : Jagging, ; . ^ ' .Cheese,' % ' Lies, fa?on, lams, lard, 'oik, Joel', 'lour, iertl, ?ri.-rs, all. loi.-issesf. vrup,,: , .-f Crackers, Soda, Soap, * Candies, . Pepper, \ -Stace, . ' Ginger, ' j| t Mustard, .Mn ce,. Cloves. Sngnr; iiA* Coli'ee, Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, / Wines, J Liquors, j Vi bega/ .'. Sauce, I . . : Citron, \ , . " Preserves, Raisins, \ , 11 : Ciu-rahts, Almond^ ^ Pecans, yr ?'.. Brazils, ',(.. >; Wahiu.ts, '??rl .. Blacker .. . _ ? Bul-lteis, '>.?.i A Nutmegs,.) Ui jlIK'?lieK. \ . .'" Iubs> li .,....) -Viiiiumoii,,?Jelaliiie,\ ^'\rfjr 'Bro?ius,&c. ' ii-?ilM Wo a3so have \^ ^ y Seed live, BarleV. IV heal anti ???? All kind.- of COUXTItY PRQnUi.^ ?fob] on Commission Our hiv..W. S. HOWARD will ?>e at TA^U] e(v.;rv.S:i!,; day. MILLER, H?b? & H?W Augusta. Ga.. Sept'. 25: '" .*' '( . ...... , iiiJL .4? rt tjArocqntinually rc?etViiw; \I?GE ANp COMPLETE STOCKS ,,Vl y> . : ' ... IVfew Furniture ! , * / * :, '. * ? i. .v.i*tex Copprhdng{alltho ( , , LTEST if VXE9J A?? RlTTI?l?* I irlor, Chamber, Dining Room ?'?:?[? And > .: > * I i PFICE FUUIVITUiSE 2 FROM' TrTE 'HtGHESY fe'A?i!5 ' '! TO THE LOWEST. cl consists of every article of FUTiNI- ? RE required'to furnish 'a House br ! iee complete. all and examine at our Ware-Rooms. ? '. -r -y ' ? \J i Bm Vi1 LiiLLl?JlAViiD LJ??U? i Caffl?feFfflii ^1S^Q^,!'|I| wi" 11,0 v broken dQiv ii mi T&F^SA l'V strctiKtliciiiuj Tbl? preparation, lone ?nd fuvoraWy loroughly le-iuvifcpna* i;d lon'-5pirictd horses. ?UR and clcniuing ?ic ttnim?i and intestine* It ii a si;rc pr:ventli-eof nirVHM?a incident to this animal, such as LUNG FEV i.V.. UI.AXDEKS, YELXOW WATF.lt. H KA VES. COL'CIIS. PIS rEMPKR. FEVERS. FOHN PER, ?.03SOF APPETITE ANO VITAL EXEROY, kc. Its u.?c improviu :he wind, increases the appetite il ves a smooth ami glossy ?kin-and trajiifonns tlie mlsteble skeletar intua Quc-lookinganaspiritcd liorsa Undertaking ! lways on hand, at tne lowest prices, JeauJifuJ, ?f^skftS and tases^ Of 5ur^ own,'^n an ii facturo, 4 . Pt?TT BKQTrtEKS, 212 and 214 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. Jly2_ly 28 FLORENCE To k-epcrs of Cows this prepara tion is invaluable. It is a sure'pre ventive Against Rinderpest, Hollow Hom, etc. It hos been proveo by actual ex|>crimcnt to increase the quantity of milk and cream twenty I ..or cent, and make the butter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, it gives them an aguaite; .lomeas their hiile,'au4 aaket themturive mufc.1 rasier.1 " M?, fl .lill In all diseases of Swiue, such as Coughs, Ulcers in the Lungs, Liver, kc, this article acts as a specific. By putting fr?ta one half n paper to a paper in a barrel of rwfll the above diseases wilt ne cradi - cated or entirely prevented. If given in time, a certain preventive and eui for tho Hog Cholcra." DAFID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor, BALTIMORE. Sid. For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout UM United States. Canadas and South America. For sale at Edgclield by A. A. CLIS BY. Feb 27 lylO . Si In How Lost HOM Restored. JUST published, a now edition of Dr.. Culvcrwcll's Celebrated Kssay oh. i the radical cure (without medicine) ol' ? .Si'EnMAToniiHO?A or IMPOUBNCV, Men 1 tal and Physical incapacity. Im pediments ' to Marriage, etcr also, .CONSOT?PT?OX, EPILEPSY mid FITS, induced by self-ln dulgenee or sexual extravagance. Price, in a sealed envelope, only> . G cents. ? The celebrated autlicr, In this admira j ble essay, dearly demonstrates from a ' iuccessful practice, that the ....,equences.of self-abuse may _lgeSnsevnorecomplot*, bo radically cured withoutthedangerous W. HrSHAFFER Agfc? ! ?se of internal medicine or the applica* -?&y-''Al I tion of tbe knife; pointing out a mode - of cure at once simple, certain, and ef I fectual, bv means of which every suf ferer,.no matter what his condition may ;b?, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically. far This Lecture should bein thehands of every youth and every man in tho land Sent, under, seal, in o plain envelope,( to any address, post-pa id on receipt of six centN, or two post Stamps. Alao, Dr. CulvorweU'a "Marriage ?uido," prico 50 cents. :? Vi Address tito Publishers, CHAS. .r.C. KLINE* CO, JI2T Bowery, New York, j i f ..post Ofllce Box, 4(586. Oct 2S ?' ; '4y 44 ;v-: ?%.<?-'' ' ' \: j ble essay, dei JjD. at co/fesponding. iprices^wiih , thirty years's r First Class Machines, and ia.cn?ap- i alarming cons an anyo*"J Igefield, Oct 2^-^ idviH??Wf?le- High^S?Ho?l. Founded, A. D. 1857. cntli Scholastic Year beelu? F?1> inry 3, 1873. Teachers, botli Grtidnates. - ' ?' lon per Session, $10, $13 and $20. ? (1, fiom PiO to S 12 ncr month. Catalogue or Partloulars, address ti ^V. C. KIRKLAND, A. M. trtanbsirg, S. C., lm 49 A CAKD. .t WH T HQ 1 . H jg leave1 to respectfully announce p triends abd the'public generally,' i am now In the Dry. G oo\.h Esttjb^ m&? : J?/.H.' .GjH?A^TIlAM,,;a? leid Court-Hou'sei nvhbl-e I wil?at' tt^'^^oad' to s;ee'?n?| s^rH^;tn?ml'! r27 ; . t tf 49 J. IL'Clivai ha m 49 - Nov. 00 r T All this man Sc Fact <?PF .'/ N< Ad fA no ti i uary airan duly De sh P *Wr ? De ATTORNEY AT LAW, . 'WlMmaJiS? 'C. '. Office, Law Range. iBauskett's Build ing, up stt?lWJ>'.<. > ttt*Ur>?i. *uO KepM : ... ,-,:,./. ?i.Jt?{.?t0?? 87-1 H. W. ADDI Brick ragne < Jan. I; ..?' ly: . /. 2 -' ' ? "?" i.-i-i,' ." .. .fjiju;'. ? Law Notice. Ti W/. u?tt , /iff,-. :;;r.^V<-.'" . HE)undersigned nave forroedj* Co partnership for the PRACTICE OS?JAW in Edgefield -County,,and tn?^ouSU??uf (he Fifth Circuit'und?f,the'name and sfvloof MAGRA^H'if'AiBNEY.J' They will also Practice in 4h? Cdur? of Trial'Justices: foc4he*e<Cknwites.<i j , i , , THOMAS iP^ .MAGRATH,' ;. V . , JOHN R, ABNEY/7^ Edgefield, Dec. 13;' tf "'' ' 51 " M. L. BONHAM. R^Q. B0?YHAMAB? j Attorneys ai C?W,1 ? j Offi<*/-^ Edg?fte"MIC.' H//S;"e.?/ . Jan 24'. ".'.'?'- ?> ^ 'tr> ?ifthq^tf}.. 5. JJL'hfs Prbf?eslonal'sel^t?efe to ttuyclf> Izetas and ?uri-oundiag oountcy. OflJceafc . ..AflfUrtlki'lGf^,,^ ".,/- y C ?OTT 0 N-iH-ff^?^rO R j .'?-::-iM i?i-iT ^?nii 't .il1/' nt/ ,t . Warehouse PioprSitor. ?IL ?i:u:T ?jtl Uiv/.. nmo 'JilLiit- - Ctomm?sstona.^o^ Consignments solicdtedr Oct9 l--)o.fm 42 ""^ .?..?.niX-I? ' j|..liMl ^..??V/ ?: yin "? ?':''<'Wl^slP'7TC'J?Hioi?i?r!i| ??11 .'./.. ?" .rtt-'.fr /? ai? tingad 0 t,;b! .rivi f.j /: ?rf ?.-;.'.> .'t-jr: .nj * i -'r. CHJJ ii?id w i nc S|Ht/-. Vii"?.' ? Uv- -' .' -..ir ???i?il 1 ; Sash & Blinds, Furnishing . Hardware,^'.'Drain" I Pipe, Floor Tiles*: Wire .XJiiaaras, . I Terra -Cotta Ware, Marble,, and Slate Mantle Pieces. . P.' P.' Td A?i? ""1 " "2u S?yn'e ?nd ^'PiircRnbyy?s.,'-' " : ? i ^.-.i 'i' 'Cbarlestbhf8;C/ . vlh Oc.t.2. i . ,| i: , i4l,."tl(K 1 T, TTE above is a first-cl?s? FLAT TOP STOVE, and guaranteed to bb One of the; best Bakers?vcr sold'. The neat passes' - all round tue oven. It'aiyo" h't?'ap?tMt' Bhilled'D-on 'Fire Back1,'thatlss?ras'Iong '' as five common or?es; ?fery-0n'?''war ran?'ed. Sold as low ns any ordinary stove. ' "! ti JONES, SMYTHE ..t CO. Sept 25,- :__ _ 3m ' -40. . i m. ? . iit'ju'.n ii ?<p / ?. ' i. .."<" ii: ?duuii .: ' i! .Vfl/iJM .1/ vfjivfri! v,'..-. SI MM! O NS' REGULATOR i i. This unrivalled Medicine is'warranted mt to contain a single' particle'of Mfcir :URV, Or any injurious mineral substance;? mt is ul: ! nul/ ? . .? :?ii-?-. ? . .: . . PITIMSLY VEGETABLE. For FORTY YEARS it l?os proved its rreat value in all diseases of tho LIVER, ? Sow ELS and KIDNEYS. Thousands, br ho Rood and great' in all parts of the oui?try'Tou.fch for ite??woaderful and p*- ?il nlbir 'power in purifying- tho BLOOD, Emulating the toroid" LIVER and Bow :LS. and imparting hew Life and Vigor ?> the wbo?e system1.'"SIM MONS1 LlV :H REGULATA)R;<1S acknowledged to ave no equal as a_, ,| ; LIVER MUDKIAE. It contains four nurdi cal elements, ncv r united in.tlie same happy proportion i any other preparatlph, viz: ? gentle athtirtic, a -wonderful Tonie,' an onex-- ' jptionablo Alterative and a certain Cor .ctive of all impurities oC riie body, ach signal success has attended its' use, lat it is now regarded as tho I B?AT Vt?mtpiO SPECIFIC r LIVER COMPLAINT,and 'the painful fsdrlmr thereof;1 to tvft;' DYSPEPSIA, ONSTI PATTON, Jaundice, Bilious at eks, SICK HEADACHE? Colic, De essiou of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, eart Burn, ?c., ?fcc. Regulate the Livor and prevent CHILLS AND FEVER. mm ons' Liver Regular' 11 ' Is manufactured "only by J. II. ZEILIN & CO., ACON, GA., and PHILADELPHIA. 1 .iee 81.00 per package; sent by mail, postage paid, $l.25? Prepared ready L for use in bottles, $l-?0. . . . SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. K p$- Beware of all Counterfeits and iltations. Sept 12 : ly . 88: GEO. S. HACKER. DOR, SASH; BLIND FACTOB"^, Charleston* HIS IS AS LARGE and COMPLETE a Factory as there ls . In .the Sout work manufactured at the Factory ; city. The only House owned 1 laged by a Carolinian in this dtof* nd for Price List- Address GEO. S.. II ACKER," Post office Box 170, Charlesto?j.S. C. orv and Warerooms on King street ?osito Cannon st., on line City Railway ' >V:27, ; . . . .viy. .-49 . . ' Iministrator'^-??otice LL Persons Indebted to? 'the Est?te of JAMES C. SMYfcY.rfdec'd:-, are ? ?. . ied to pay the snme, by the 10th Jan ? next, and those' navingfc claims ist the Estate will hand them in attested, without delav. ' A. J, SMYLY, Ad'or. y* ,i. st ; so. j :. irtings. Shirtings; S?NIT?V?LLE'' ? SHIRT?NGS 5 atlOcts. ' . *. Ti. aniteville7-8 Shiftr?gsat 12* cte, " ' ' 'G. CF^CHBATHAM'. ? e 4 - dj ti . tt GO ti .