Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 30, 1873, Image 3
THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, fH/?O^per Annum.
Our Agents in Charleston.
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by Wctewell Tt'Lbgan^ Eso;./ f/the ohlv
authorised Agency for thia paper In
Charleston. , ,
Club Rates for the New Year!
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nish the Advertiser to Clubs at tho fol
lowing low rates : ?
To Clubs of x Five Subscribers, at $2,50
each, cash in advance, $12,50
To Clubsof Ten Subscribers, at$2,00 each
cash in- advance, and one copy
extra to head of Club. 20,00
Make up your Clubs at once, and com
mence with the first of the year. .
January 1,1873..
Oar Community in Unfeigned badness.
Our whole community is in unfeigned
sadness at the sudden and melancholy
death of young John V. Tillman, only
son of Mrs. Haseltine Tillman, relict of
the late Benjamin P. Tillman. This death
was sudden, inasmuch as combined
measles and pneumonia did their fatal'
work almost within a couple of days ;
and melancholy, because the young man
was good, upright, promising, beloved;
the only son of a widowed mother, the
only brother of two devoted sisters.
Johun imaged, only eighteen y nam-so
young a~; never to have been; called by
any otl^ej narng tttau joi?n^e-^epjrted
this life on Wednesday morning, the
29th instant, ?nd will bo buried in the
Village cemetary at U o'dock On Tnuifs
day morning the 30th-from the Baptist
Church.
God receive the soul of the departed
one, and temper the wind to the shorn
lambs who are left behind !
An Old-Time Man Gone.
Old ikr) l?ol?mon 'Clarke, who rived
for so man j' years at Pottersville, and
was so well known among us as a good
and quiet citizen, departed this life, at
the residence bf his daughter, Mrs. Eth
eridge in Graniteville, on Friday last,
aged, eighty-four years.
Death at the Poor House.
Celia Neal, an unmarried woman, aged
about thirty years, was found dead in
her bed, at the Poor House, on Monday
morning last. She had been subject to
catalepsy, and, it is supposed, died in a
fit of this kind.
<'<l.. f?Hf*?^ ? ... '
The'weather" ls cc-id and capricious
cold and clear one day--cold and rainy
the next-but always cold.
Dozens of our people, the young, the
brave, the.gay, the fair, went down to
Auguste last week to seo Joe Jefferson
as Bip Van Winkle. So uunocrous were
they thai. Mr. Goldstein, of the Planters
Hotel, -^as. actually overrun by? them.
Th?y al?came back supremely delighted
with^'Joe-and having^hsd,' altogether,
an "aw fal jolly" ti tao.
And if they wish to go again soon,
there aro coining kings ahd queens of
art to delight them, r irst, Bubinstcin,
the Pianist, and Wieniawski, the Vio
linist. Then .Tanauscbeck, the great
German tragedienne, who now plays in
English. And then America's oldest
and most famous tragic actress, Charlotte
Cushman, with Mr. Lawrence Barret, a
serious actor of the first rank. Bubin
stein is the mightiest player, and, what
is more, tue mightiest musical genius,
who has ever sot foot in America. He
is rugged and slouchy-almost dirty
and never smiled in his life. But go and
hear him ! Wieniawski is the inia^e of
Mr. Lebeschultz. Janauscheck is rich,
fat and forty. Charlotte Cushman is old
until she totters, and looks like a mau.
Weare'extremely sorry tohear that Mr.
Clisby has sold out his Hack linc. Sorry,
because he kept it up with such energy
that ladies and gentlemen traveled to
and from the Pine House not only safely
and quickly, b?t also in uncommonly
genteel style. He has sold out to Mr.
Wilson Grice.
The Episcopal ladies arc having their
Organ tuned, and putting up new dam
ask hangings in their Church. While
the tuner is here-an experienced hand
from New York,-wo would suggest to
thc Catholic ladies to have their organ
tunod also. Weare not drumming work
for thf tuner It is e ntirely in the inter
est of the Churches," th? organs, arid mu
sic, that we are striving. It is a terrible
pity to see the Catholic organ so entirely
unavailable.. (
.1 i .J ? ?y ?. ?1 i .
Itinerant Jews arrived in town last
weefand set up a Shooting Callory in
Oriel of tbe^MasonW Flall'shOps. They
wee plentifully provided willi noses
and brass .jewelry, and drew well for a
day. Then they departed. And of course
the devil is bound to get them finally.
..?<>;.?! :t{- 'f*i-?.i . . i; . .
The other day we met on our public
square, a wealthy Coimtry lady who had
been shopping, and was carrying a num
ber of small bundles. We politely asked
?rr. w?ta Kjiy hud in Uer bundles, and
bft' i?MilHf Jrfi>l?<?d? ^cjujr infinite
amusement, " a box of rat poison, a box
?ifHr*TvKWT * qvartof piuders."
Arfirthis^lftdf lives trpori^'spot which
would bring forfjii million bushels of
pinders to thc acre! She says, though,
that her land its su rich that tho pinders
all mn (o fynbt] F?>ur,miles and a half
yu /ie <i">lwii*bja ruad*. ?Tliink' of it !
It rained su heavily on. Sunday after
noon last, that many persons intending
to go o nt tn hoar the now Methodist pas
tor, were debarred that pleasure.
Tho earnest prayer of many Edgeiield
people is still for the advent of a clock
repairer and a well borer. Heaven in
pity grant us virtuous clock-repairers
and well-borers instead of brass-jewelry
Jews !
Dr. J. If Ul. makes JhO best corned
beef in the whole world. All enterpri
sing housekeepers should:get his recipe.
This morning^a minali, slave entered
our ofliq? %\i?ha.-doadp?aSnrt. It lay in
a basku$?. beautifully, prepared for the
spit. Nofflpeitfi io th?p?ssirrn business,
we sent iii I n to our r.ejct-door neighbor,
young C?, wh<rbo?g|it'it, ami, says he is
going tn/'givolft wiaXi>#e jujopnettse. So
look out, all concerned. ?O,
7~~.
And we might pick up another item of
gome sort jf wo dared go out upon the
square. But we dare not, for fear some
one will pounce; ?poa us and discourse
to us of the properties of some Fertilizer
-and perhaps draw a glass jar upon us.
Our mind shrinks from the contempla
tion ! ' *- 1
(%S)r Sam Brown, a colored man, wlio,
'afthe last October term of tue Court of
General Sessions, was convicted of the
murdeaof ?bb West, alsoo colored man,
was executed at Marion, on Friday last.
Brown betrayed no emotion, and met
his doom without faltering.
pp- William F. Hayne, a brotlier-in
latv^fJlGpyernorj Scott, of. South .Caroli
ng was foivn ft fe>zcn to death near Chey
enne, T., on the iOth instant. After
ftgurj^ extensively in South Carolina
nolhi?s^aud in pmaha as United States
Marshal, hie had gono West in the detec
tive service of the TUI road.
1 Ul U? K-rJC:-r-?-. .... . yg;-;-;--7
Local Paragraphs from Johnston's
tn r* j j Depot.
Activity and enterprise are the watch
words at- Johnston's Depot-and the
whole surrounding country entertain the
brightest hopes of seeing a flourishing
inland town there ina year*or two at
farthest.
About 10,000 bales of cotton will be
shipped from that point this season.
Messrs. T. Jones & Son have already
bought and shipped this season near
2,500 bales-they paying Augusta prices,
less transportation.
There will soon be nine stores-with
heavy stocks of goods-in full blast.
And merchants from other points are
visiting there daily -with a view of going
into business.
Mr. O. F. Cheatham, of this town, has
bought one of T. Jones <ft Son's Store
Houses, and will open a splendid stock
of Dry Goods, <tc, in the next few weeks.
Messrs. Car wile d' Sams, also of this
town, have bought the Store House re
cently erected by Maj. Sam. Watson, and
will be on hand about the first of March
with a tremendous stock of Goods.
Messrs. T. Jones <fc Son are going to
build forthwith a mammoth Store House,
which they will fill, on the 1st March,
from floor to shingles, with first class
Groceries and Plantation Supplies. This
Firm sold in eight months last year
over ninety thousand dollars worth of
goods, and this year they are making ar
rangements to double their last year's
sales-and they'll do it.
Store House lots are selling at the rate
of $ 1200 per a?re, with an upward ten
dency daily.
Beautiful sites for Dwellings can be
had af the rate of $30 to (100 per acre.
Parties wishing to buy had belter do so
ot once, for those Johnston people have
the land mania bad.
Messrs. Holland & Mobley's store is
crowded with customers from morning
till night-and who trade there go away
delighted-some more spiritixi?-y happy
than others. Messrs. H. & M. are popu
lar young gentlemen, and if they don't
succeed it will be because straight-for
ward dearing, and business tact and vim,
are not duly appreciated in that vicinity.
Capt. Kat. Butler has just refused $35
per acre for his farra-the Billy Mer
chant place-lying within half a mile of
the Depot. Kot saying anything to dis
parage Capt. B's. farm, (for it is really a
valuable plantation,) we would however
remark that better places, in this Coun
ty, twenty miles from the Railroad, can
be had for less than $5 per acre. Hail
roads are great institutions.
Mr. Geo. J. Toney is improving his
Store House, and contemplates adding
largely to his stock of general merchan
dise this spring. He is doing a hand
some business, and we are glad of it
Dr. T. J. T?aguo, the popular Physi
cian for that part of the world, has just
opened a Drug Estabhshment, and Ls go
ing to make it "a thing of beauty,"-and
a rei>ository for.every variety and kind
pf goods in the Dragline. Andof course
this house-will bea success, inasmuch
a? everybody lathe "fet doctor's"' friend,
'and will lend him their influence and
patronage.
Tho Academy and Lodge Hall is going
up rapidly, and will be Completed in the
early spring. And then ellbrts will be
made to erect a large Hotel.
In conclusion for this week, we would
say that we like Johnston's-and love
the people there-but are sorry to report
that the buildings they are having erect
ed-or rather botched up-are void ol
mechanical skill and finish-built with
out the slightest regard to any of the
rules or orders of architecture,-and aro
not?t all commensurate with tho up
ward and onward prosperity of thc place.
Let those engaged in " building up" this
town, forthwith make a change lor the
bettor in this particular, and in after
years they will not "regret it.
Still Another Gin House Bumed.
On Friday last, the Gin House ou Dr.
D. C. Tompkins's Cross Roads place,
now occupied by Mr. David Pardue, was
destroyed by lire. Some eight bales ol
cotton and about 1000 bushels of cotton
seed, belonging to Mr. Pardue, were
consumed with the bouse. Mr. Pardue's
loss is estimated SlOOO-and Dr Tomp
kins's at 81000. The fire,' it is supposed,
was caused by the careless use of matches
among the cotton.
Presto!-In the Tu inkling of au Eye!
The Year of Jubilee has come for
draught horsos, and those who ham638
such horses, and these who drive such
horses, and those who are drawn by such
horses. Our former fellow-citizen, Mr.
J.. L, Nicholson has visited our town
within a lew days past, en route to New
York, to have manufactured, by the
million, " Arnold's Safety Driving
Harness," a woudorful new invention,
whereby, in tho twinkling of an eye, P.
horse can be freed from the harness, and
the vehicle left standing alone. Ti:o
patent was obtained by Mr. Arnold, of
Lowndesville, Abbeville, in June 1872.
Tho finn is now Arnold <lt Nicholson.
Oar friend, John, is the Argonaut of tho
enterprise. They consider the " goldeu
fleece" already within their clutches
Sb mote it be.
$S3* Wmdy dissertations in the com
posing room of a printing office concern
ing crops, fertilizers, and the state of re
ligion throughout the country, if not
considered a positive nuisance, is cer
tainly as little appreciated by printer*
generally as is'a smoking stove in freez
ing weather. And our "Devil" says, for
tho edification of all cbullientgentlemeu,
"Stay in the front room of the office, and
' bore' the ' big boss' to your hearts con
teut, but don'tannoy the priiiters." And
we would add that our "Devil" gener
ally gives the best advice.
SAD AFFAIR-DEATH OF MAJ. GEOW;E
A. ALLES.-About ha:f past 9 o'clock
yesterday morning, 4he city was startled
by the report that Major George A. Allen,
a well-known cotton buyer and citizen ol
Augusta, had just been found lyiug dead
on the reading room couch ot' the Au
gusta Club building. The body lay ex
tended on a couch, thc rigid fingers of the
left hand lightly holding across his breasl
a half smoked cigar, an open newspaper
resting on his breast, while his right band
rested on the Moor in a pool of blood, par
tially grasping a new five-chamber repeat
ing pistol, one chamber of which was
ibu lid to have been discharged. The
weapon was of a novel cartridge pattern,
short barreled, but carrying a ball almost,
if not quite,- equal in size to that of a
navy pistol had entered the right side of
the face ol' Major Allen, about an inch and
a half above the ear, producing a wound
from which there was a copious flow of
blood, and which must have caused in
stant death.
This sad affair is enshrouded in myste
ry. The jury returned a verdict that the
deceased " came to In's dpa?h frpm injuries
received on the 22d day of January, 1S73,.
from a pistol shot discharged by himself,
possibly accidentally."-Chronicle ct .Sen
tinel.
-.-*i mi* *-.
DEATH OF MB. DAVID L. ADAMS.-Mr.
David L. Adams, a prominent merchant
of this city, died at his residence at Sum
mer Hill/ S. 0., near Hambrrg, at an
early hour yesterday morning. Mr. Ad
ams was r bout eightv years of age. He
was a native of Charleston, S. C. He
came to Augusta in 1835, and established
himself in business as a cotton buyer, and
pursued the same business up to the time
of his death. He was well known and
highly esteemed, especially by those i;
thc san?; business with himself, who ha ! |
full opportunity to know of his great
worth of character. We understood, yes
t terday afternoon, that all the cotton offices
j in the city would be closed for several
I hours this morning in respect to his
; memory.-Constitutionalist, Sith.
E. D.HOLLAND. " " "J.TF.'ff?BLEYv
Holland I Mobley,
JOHNSTON'S DEPOT,
(C. C. & A. R. R.)
A PARTNERSHIP has been formed between E. D. HOLLAND and J.
F. MOBLEY-and the Grocery and Liquor Business heretofore conducted
by E. D. Holland, will in future be continued under tue Firm name of
HOLLAND & MORLEY.
And they take pleasure in informing their ,frieuds and the p?blic'.that
their stock of Groceries, Liquor?, ?c, is now full, and to which
they are making additions weekly. At their establishment you will find-:
Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS,
SUGARS and COFFEES, , . ? > ?
SYRUPS and MOLASSES,
MACKEREL in Barrels, 1-2 bbls., 1-4 bbls. and Kits, ' .
FLOUR, different grades, . . . '
SALT, PEAS, CORN,. : . i ' : 11 } >
Fresh Corn MEAL, '
CHEESE, different qualities,
CRACKERS, PICKLES, SARDINES, OYSTERS, ? ? >? *
CANNED Goods, all kinds,
PEPPER, SPICES, &c. <
-ALSO,
A splendid lot of BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies,. Misses, Men, Boys and
Children, * ' .
Pocket and Table CUTLERY,
TIN WARE, a splendid assortment,
Cross-Cut and Hand SAWS,
Trace Chains, Axes, Pitch Forks,
Well Buckets and .Pulleye, &c, &c.
Liquors, Tobacco, Segars, &c,
Pure Corir-WHISKEY;only.$2 per gallon ; 50 cts. per bottle.
Pure Rye WHISKEY, $2 per gallon ; 50 cts. per bottle.
Pure RUN, very cheap. ..
Pure Old. HO LAND GIN, at ?he lowest rates.
Premium WHISKIES, Good and cheap.
Fine Case^LIQUORS, at low figues,
French and Cognac BRANDIES,
CHAMPAGNES, ALES, WINES, &c.
Fine TOBACCO and SEGARS,
CANDIES, CONFECTIONERIES, &c.
A share of the public trade solicited, with the assurance that every effort
will be made to give our customers entire satisfaction.
HOLLAND & MOBLEY.
Johnston's Depot, Jan 22 2m 5
MILLER, HISEI.I. A B?R?M
Commission JVEercli'ts
175 and 177 Broad Skeet,
Augusta, Ga.
WE are now in receipt of our Fall Stock of GROCERIES, consist
ing in part of-'
Bacon SIDES, Bacon SHOULDERS, Dry Salt SIDES,
SUGARS of all grades.
SYRUPS-New Orleans and New York Drips,
MOLASSES, Rio, Laguyra and Java COFFEE,
TOBACCO, SALT, PEPPER, SPICE,
Crackers, Pickles, Cove Oysters,
CA.NNED GOODS consisting of Peaches, Blackberries, Tomatoes, &c.
MACKEREL in Barrels, half and quarter bbls. and Kits,
Seed WHEAT, Seed RYE, Seed OATS, Seed BARLEY,
Case Liquors of BRANDY, WHISKEY; GIN,
We are also offering the most complete and largest. stock of BARR?.
LIQUORS of any House in the City, and selling at prices that will indue,'
buyers to purchase nearer home than in Eastern markets/"
To the Planters and Merchants of Edgefield we would take thia occasion
to express our thanks for their past liberal patronage, and respectfully re
quest a continuance of the same.
a@~Buying our Goods for CASH, we are prepared to sellas low, and oft
times lower, than any other House in the City.
Augusta. Oct 9_ _ tf 42
Piedmont & Arlington Life
Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE, )
AUGUSTA, GA., 1st Jan., '73. j
JVIY SOX, LUTHER A. RANSOM,
having been appointed Agent of tho
Piedmont and Arlington Lifo Insurance
Company, will attend chiefly to thc col
lection of Renewal Premiums, on tho
work of Jefferson & Ransom, and M. A.
Ransom, for which purpose he will be
at Edgefield C. H. on Sale-Day in e ich
month, or will cull at the residences of
our patrons when notified.
He will also solicit applications for In
surance, and I commend bim to the
kindness of my friends.
M. A. RANSOM, Gen'l. Agt.
Jan. 1, 1872. lm 2
SIMMONS'
RECULATOR
This unrivalled Medicine is warranted
not to contain a single particle of MER
CURY, or any injurious mineral substance,
but is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
For FORTY YEARS it has proved its
sreat value in all diseases of tho LIVER,
BOWELS and KIDNEYS. Thousands of
the good and great in all parts of the
country vouch for its wonderful and pe
culiar "power in purifying tho BLOOD,
stimulating the torpid 'LIVER and BOW
ELS, and imparting new Life aud Vb?or
to the whole system. SIMMONS' LIV.
ER REGULATOR is acknowledged' to
have no equal as a .
LIVEB MEDICINE.
It contains four-medical elemonts, nev
er united in -the same happy proportion
in any other preparation, viz: a gentle
Cathartic, a wonderful Tonic, an unex
ceptionable Alterative and a certain Cor
rective of all impurities of the body.
Such signal success bas attended its use,
that it is now regarded as the
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for LIVER COMPLAINT and the painful
offspring thereof, to wit: DYSPEPSIA,
CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, Bilious at
tacks, SICK HEADACHE, Colic, De
pression of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH,
Heart Burn, &c, Ac.
Regulate the Liver and prevent
CHILLS AND FEVER. .
Simmons' Liver Regular
Is manufactured only by
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
MACON, GA., and PHILADELPHIA,
Price91.00 per package; sent bv mail,
postage paid, $1.25. Prepared ready
for use in bottles, $1:50.' r
SOLD BY ALL' DRUGGISTS.
p?- Beware of all Counterfeits and
Imitations.
Sept 12 ly 3,3 ,
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD pQTJ???V,
IN ?ROBATE COURT.
BY D. L. Turner Judge of Probate* in
said County: *
Whereas, Henry F. Watson, hath ap
plied to me for Letters of Administra
tion on thft'Estate of Samuel J. Watson,
late of said-County, dep'd.
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, to
be and appear before me at a Court
of Probate for the said County, to be
holden at Edgefield on the 30th day of
January 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show
cause, if any, why the said Administra
tion should not be granted.
Giver! under my hand, and the Seal of
the Court, thia iSth day of Janu?iy, A.
D. 1873, and in the 97th year of Ameri
can Independence.
D. L. TURNER, J. P. E. C.
Jan 15 2t 5
$6000 Worth o? Shoe*
NcAv in Store, and sold at low prices.
J* H. CHEATHAM.
Nov. IB, tf a
B
State of S?iitHX?arolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
IN PROBATE COURT.
Benj, P. Ridgell,
Rosanne E. Kibler and [ ^t,on
others, Defendants. J
> Y virtue of an Order front the Hon.
> D L Turnor, Judge of Probate for
Edgelicld County, in the above stated
j dise, I will sell at Edgefield Court House,
on Sale-day in February next, at public
I outcry, the following real estate of
DANIEL RIDGELL, doe'd., viz:
ONE TRACT OF LAND situate in
Edgefield County, S. C., on Cloud's
Creek: adjoining "lands of Dr. Padgett,
John Crouch, Sophia Whittle and others:
TERMS CASH-Purchaser to pay for
papers.
H. WALL, S. E. C..
Jan 13_4te 4
Sheriff's Sale.
C. A. Rowland, ] Mortgage
vs I on
E. H. Youngblood. J Personal Property.
BY Virtue of the Mortgage in this
caso. I will sell at Edgefield C. H.,
on the 2!?th dav of January, 1873, One
Sorrel MARE."
Terms Cash.
H. WALL, S. E. C.
jJan 13_4 to_4_
THOS, RICHARDS & SON,
BOOKSELLERS, '
, STATIONERS,
1 And
Dealers in Fancy Goods,
j 263 Broad Street?
. AUGUSTA, GEO.
Established J827.
Keeps constantly on band a barge Stook
of ali kinds and sizes of
? BLANK .BOOKS.; j
Foolscap, Letter, Note, and all othor
WRITING PAPERS.
And every article of STATIONERY
used in Counting Rooms knd Public of
fices.
Also, a great variety of FANCY
G O O D S, to meet the wants of Country
Merchants.
Any Books will bo sent by mail, free
of expenso, on receipt of 'Publisher's
price.
Oct 23 ]j? . ? 3in."< . 44
Reitfv?ll?j S. Ci, Female College,
s PA ii i AMS; HG DISTRICT.
OPENS FKBUUAUV FIRST. The cheapest Fe
male College In the South ; doses last of No
vember; ten Calcndur Months-; Vacation in the
Winter; Fall Term begins let of July; Board from
(1U to 112 . Tuition, |4 : Music, $4 per Month; Na I
EXTRAS ; No Charge fur Tuition, of Daughters of
Ministers of Um Gospel or Soldiers killed in baal?.
Ira 2 THOS. WAKD WHITE, President.
King's Mountain Military School,
YORK VILLE, S. C.
The first* Session of the School Year.
1873, will begin Februaiy 1st, and end
June 30th. Terms :-For School Expen
ses, i. e., Board, Tuition, Fuel, Lights,
Washing, Stationery, ?fcc, 8135 per. ses
sion, payable in advance. For Circulars,
address, Col. A. ppWAltD,' Principal, .
I Dec 25,0t ' " . ' ?. I. '
SOUTHERN GRCWN FRUIT TREES
" ' FQB, SALE.'
.'WM. K. SELSQIV,
PRQPRIETQR OF THE
Georgia Nursery,
-Cultivator bf and Dealer in
IFIRTTIT THEES,
GRAPE VINES,
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ?bc.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
tg*TSend for Price List.
Jan 22_lm 5
P. A. Brahe & Co
200 Broad Street,
Augusta; Ga. OP
HAS Just opened a MAGNIFICENT
STOCK of GOODS, compoBed of every
thing to be found in a
First Class Jewelry Store.
To the inspection of which they re
spectfully in vito the citizens of Edgefield,
WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired
byAratotoss^Vofkmoo. 3 ...'U.L';,
pct. 15, , 16m, 43
?xiecut?rsT Sale.
BY virtue of the authority conferred
on us by the last Will and Testament
of GEORGE BRIGGS, dec'd., wo will
sell at public outcry, on TUESDAY, the
11th day of FEBRUARY NEXT, at the
residence of Jefferson Briggs, in Edge
field County, the stock of
Horses and Mules,
Cattle and Hogs,
Plantation Implements,
Corn and Fodder,
Cotton 8eed, <ftc, belonging to said
deceased.
On WEDNESDAY and ?THURSDAY,
the 12th and 13th daysTf BebFua'ry "?ext
we will s?ll at the latp residence of George
Briggs, dec'd.,'and?at the residence of
John Briggs, the stock of
Horses and Mules,
' Cattle and Hogs,
Plantation Implements,
- Corn, Fodder,
' Cotton Seed, Ac,
On said places belonging to said dec'd.
I The sale at John Briggs' to beirin orr
<ithe 12th February, v i I fi . fl
I Terjns,bf sele-r?ail? . / - I J
JEFFERSON BRIGGS,
JOHN BRIGGS,
WM. H. BRIGGS,
\ Executors.
Jan. 20, ; ; * 2t 5
Notice of Sale.
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BY authority under the will of Robert
Jennings, dcc'd.r and by the terms
\ at an Agreement between ( us add Hen
rietta Jennings, widow of said Robert 1
Jennings, bearing date the 28th day of
December, A. D. 1860, we will sell, on
Monday, tho 10th day of February next,
to the highest bidder, all that TRACT or
PARCEL OF LAND, situate, lying and
being in the County of Ed^field, known
as the Thurmond Plantat .. now in the
possession of Dr. Henry oarrett, con
taining Five Hundred Acres of Land,
more or less,'adjoining lands of the Es
tate of Jesse Bailey, Mrs. Shivey Bailey,
Joseph Bussey, P.P. Doolittle and others.
One-half tue purchase money cash ;
the other on twelve months credit, with
a Mortgage upon said land to secure the
balance of the purchase money, with in
terest from date. Purchaser to pay for
titles. W. D. JENNINGS,
J H. JENNINGS,
Ex'ors. of Will of Robt Jennings.
Jan. 22, St 5
Administrator's Sale.
BY Virtue of an order from David L.
Turner, Judge of Probate for Edge
field County, I will sell at the late resi
dence of BENJ. J. 8TEVENS, dec'd.,
on FRIDAY, 7th FEBRUARY next,
all the Personal Estate of the- Raid de
ceased, consisting of the following :
Four Head of Horses, ;
Three Head of Mules,. '
Cattle, Hogs,:Sheep, sf
Farming Utensils,. ? "
Wagon and Buggy,
Twenty-Three Bales Cotton,
Cotton Seed,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms Cash.
WM. L. STEVENS, Ad'or.
Jan .22 ' L. ?" * ""5
House and Lot for Sale.
Iwill sell at a reasonable price, the
.Two Story Dwelling and Lot thereto
attached, I lying ?hmediateiy below the
Episcopal Church.
H. W. ADDISON,
Att'y for Allen B. Addison.
Jan. 22 St 5
State of South Carolina i
AIKEN COUNTY.
IN PROBA TH CO URT.
Caroline Hankinson, form- "j #X"
erly Caroline Glover, et al. [ g?lV and
Mlssouri? J. Glover, et aL j Partition
N pursuance of an order from theHon.
I
Henry Sparnick, Judge of Probate,
in tho above cause, I will proceed to sell,
at Aiken Court House, on the first Mon
day in February next, the following 1
Real Estate of JOHN J. GLOVER, late of |
said County, to.wit:
X All that Tract of Land known as the
" Glaekler Tract," contaiuing Two Hun
dred and Eighty-six Acres, more or less,
and bounding on the North East, East
and South-East, on lands of the Estate
of John J. Glover, and West on lands of |
II. Also, all that Tract of Land known
as the "Bradley Tract," containing Two
Hundred nud Eighty-eight Acres, moro
or liss, bounded on the North and North
Staat br lands of Mar?nQEIolly, on the
East and Nor th-East by ..tue Barrett tract,
on the South by Town Creek, and on the
.West by lands of Jackson Glaekler, and
the- Estate of John J. Glover,
III. Also, all that Tract of Laud,
known as tho "Barrett Tract," adjoin
ing the Bj-adly tract on tho West, and
containing Three Hundred and Ninety
four Acres, moro or less The dimen
sions of tho Bradly and Barrett tracts,
their buttings and boundings, can be
more fully ascertained by reference to a
plat drawn by W. L. Roberson, D. S.
E. C.
IV. Also, all that Tract of Land known
as tho "Sibley or Homestead Tract,"
containing Two Hundred and Ninety
Acres, more or less, anti bounded by
lands of Wade Glover, William Jones,,!
Rufus Holley and Alfred Holley,-all of)
which will inore fully nppear ny refer
ence to a plat drawn by S. H." Stallings,
Deputv Surveyor.
! V. Also, all that Parcel or Pieco of |
Land known as the "Carter Tract," con
taming four .Sub-tracts, as follows: I
Tract No. 1, known As the "Scott Placo,"
situate near the Langley Mills, contain
ing One Hundred and Eighty-four Acres,
m?roor less, bounded by Sub-tracts Nos.
2 and a, lands of tho Estate of Rufus
Holley and thc Qrahiteville Road.-II.
Tract* No. 2, containing One Hundred
andThrec-aud-a half Aero?, moro or less,
bounded by Sub-tracts Nos. 1 and S, and
lands of G" Dunbar and S. Williams.
Di. Tract No. S, containing Ono Hun
dred and Forty ono-nnd thrco-l'ourths
Acres, bounded by Sub-tracts Nos. 1,
. and -J, and bv lauds of tho Langley Mills
Co. and W. Glover.-IV. Tract No. 4,
containing One Hundred and Twenty
ono Acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands of G. Dunbar, W. Freeman, Wil
liam Glover and Sub-tract No. 3. The
dimensions, buttings and bouudiugs oi
the fou? Sub tracts of the Carter tract
will more fully appear by reference to
the several of said Sub tracts drawn by
Edward Morris, Surveyor.
VI. Also, that other Tract of land,
known as the-Tract, containing
Two Hundred and Thirty-seven Acres,
more or less, bounded hylands of Wade
Glover, Jackson Glaekler and others,
containing anoxcellept Mill Site,-Town
Creek passing directly through the Tracj,
-all or widen will more fully appear by
reference to a plat or said land drawn'by
W. L. Roberson, D. S. E. C.
TERMS.-One-Third Cash, and the re
maining two-thirds in one year, with
interest at the rate of seven per cent, per
annum, with a Mortgage on the premisos
for the balance of tho purchase money.
Titles extra. - , / ,
- Plats referred to can be seen at the Of->
' fice-Of Messrs. Finly ^'Henderson1
H. JORDAN, S. A. C.
Jan. 7th, 1873. 3t_4_
Notice!
WILL be sold bv the Heirs at Law
Of the late JOHN A. PARTLOW,
dec'd,. at Edgefield Court: House, on
s?le-d?y of Febrdary next, all the lands
of said deceased in Edgefield County,
the Homestead, or Tract No. 1, excepted,
which is assigned to John E. Partlow.
Tract No. 2, lying mostly on Cuffee
townCreok, and containing about 179
acres.
. Tract No. 3, lying on tho Scott Forry
road, and intoning, about 160. a^res.
Tract No. 4," lying on, Spott Ferry road
andHoraepoh Crepk, containing about
165 acres.1
Plats exhibited or definite description
given, and terms rhade^ known, on, day
of sale- ' '? j ; ) , i l i
Jan.'11th, 187$._jj 4
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
BY virtue of a Mortgage, bearing date
Nov. 17th, 1805, executed by John
A. Barker unto G. w. Lester, and dfter
wards assigned by said G. W. Lester un
to J. W. Gray, I will proaeed to sell on
sale-dav in February next, between the
hours of ll A. M. and 5 P. M., THAT
TRACT Op LAND, situate in the Dis
trict (now Countv) of Edgell eld and State
aforesaid, containing Seven Hundred and
Twerity-e?ght Acres, more or less, and
adjolnfnglandsof Butler Wllliams/Tcm
ple Martin; John Terry and "Geb.'TTmr
mond.
Terms Cash, . Purchasers* to .pgyr kr
Stamps and Papers. J Jilli a il
If.Bio terms of the /purchase hr* not
compiled witHUn half sh lfour,nhepVop?
orty will bo sold agaiu.
J. W. GRAY.
Jan. 1; 1873. 5t_2_
AN
Immediate relief and cure for Neu
ralgia-, V.oali dnd'get'a Bottle.'at
G. L. PENNA SON'S
-, Drugstore.
Nov. 13 tf .. fl
To tie Plaiting Ipe.
-o
take pleasure in 3aying that we are Agents for tte following POPU
LAR FERTILIZERS, and will be pleased to serve all in want at the fol-f
lowing prices, which is as low as they can be bought delivered at any R. R.
Depot in the State : Cy ft /. TJ|) XlrA PX.'i?'l
"AA" Phospho Peruvian, Cash $70 ; Payable 1st Nov. $78.
Georgia Cotton Compound, Cash $60/;'Flyable; 1st Noy. $68.
Animoniated Super Phosphate, Cash $60; Payable Nov.l,$60
Atninoniated Alkaline Plic*?haie, p Cash $5Cr;-, Time^55
The above Manufactured by G. Ober & Sons, Baltimore.
Powhatan Raw Bone Super Phosphate, Cash $55 ; Payable' 1st Nov. $60 j
Chappell'a " Champion" Ammo. Super Phosphate of Lime, Cash $65;
Payable 1st'Nov. $72.' :. .
Pure Peruvian, Cash $75; Payable 1st Nov. $85.
Dissolved Bones, Cash $55 ; Payable 1st Nov $60.
Land Plaster, ?aah^l?V Payable Tat'Nov 18.;" '
We are also Agents for the STONO PHOSPlkATE Company.
Steno Soluble Guano, Cash $48; Payable 1st Nov $53.
Stono Acid Phosphate, for Composting, Cash $28 ; Payable 1st Nov $31.
The tw(o4a4 .are .shipped jrpm Charlestoij, ?>-.C., , rrjr
C. TL HENDERSON & BRO.
Graniteville, Jan 22 3m 5
Soluble Pacific
> . '.-li ? H ta . .'.<,: IfiliVj
Cash Price, $50_Ter; Ton,; ; "
* i /.'/.?.-.- ! lt J. > lu? i
Factor's Acceptance, $57 50.
Delivered at Boat or Eailroad Free of Drayage.
wwi ? ft ' "fi ''fe' ? k ^ l? $ ' ff fl L^ ? t. ? fl fl ? *
ipE Use pf this. GUA^O. for the $st Selen ^e|-s Ka| e&Mhffl it j
character and reliability. I need only assure* consumers tha^tne Wano
brought into market thia season is 'PRECISELY TBE SAME IN COM
POSITION AND QUALITJ.as.th^.he^ofore.aold.
The large fixed Capital invested by thia Company in this business fur
nishes the best guarantee ot ? continued '?. ?icel?enc?.-.. 'The ?j0Qmp,any has a
greater interest, in maintaining its standard pf, quality than any number of
consumers can have. "*'
Orders received and information furnished on appJic4tioa.,t?. :fljy Agents
at various Local Markets.
J. .O. MATHEWSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Co.
AUGUSTA, GA.
J. M. WISE Agent at Pine Aouse. ! ?
Jan 15 3m 4
J. W. HUOKABEE. P. H. WOOD.
H?CKABEE & WOOD,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS,
200 Broad Street, 2d Door above Jas. A. Gray & Co.,
AUaXJSTA, <3cJ?.
Now in Store a Large Assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
Fancy Goods, Foreign and Domestic Perfumery, Soaps,
Hair Brushes, Comb?, Toilet Article.?; Bathing and Surgeons' Sponges,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nutmeg*, Mustard, Cloves. .
FINE BRANDIES, WINES' AND WHISKIES,
For ?Medical U.-e
PA5NTS, OILS, VA Ri\TSHSOS,
Paint, Varnish arni White-Wash Brushes, and a general Stock ol' Painters'
Materials, Qhm, Putty. &c.-' Also,
A Full and Varied Stock ol fresh Garden Seed,
Warranted Genuine and as Represented.
J3^"0ur Prices are at the lowest?guro,. and ali we ask is an examination
of our Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Augusta, Jan 15 3m . 3
G. L PENN & SON.
w.' / j j? *i t>. ? j\ ? a r fr .? ? u
-DEALERS IN-.
Genuine Drugs, Groceries, de
(?AVE iff Store a large and complete Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
&c, 'of the ljest cfuahty1, and at thfe lowest possible-rates. In addition to the
long list of Patent Medicines, &c, our Stock is well 8wpplied with- . . . .
POPULAR REMEDIES For COUGHS & COLDS
> AU linds of Bitters and Tonics.
Popular Preparations for the Hair,
Penn's Boquet Cologne,
TOILET/ AiyTIO&ES OF EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY,
Together with a full assortment of
Groceries, Confectioneries, Tobacco, Segars, &c.
Prescriptions Compounded day and nigLJwith the greatest
care by W. B. PENN. . . .
' G. L. PENN & SON.
Ja*15 g j y ?Ah? 1 - !f y ^QjJLJ 4
WE have jnat recpived. and offer for gale, our usual large supply of* _
?ui/.H p?r-?ji
offered'forjar?/all our old flt?ck having been, r?moyed from the Seed- Box.
JanS ' tf . ,3
.i- too O?
??? -?>. ?ral .
751 ; Bj&jt'
<? -JJ b?il ?IttT soj /:
'ff E-would respectfully state to our friends atfcl tW'Mlic'VjM??i?fly^^t'
we have purchased-of MesBrs: SWEAjRINGEN ^-?EI?l4EH'Hheijj,:?ora
an'd Stock of Goods, ?t Granitevil?e; S C. , ' . ;' .-. ?. >v#? ?
.We will keep constantly on hand a full line of " .
DRY GOODS, ^^fO^^^^h^^^^l
And we hope by a strict' attention to |busine8s,1?9,merit, .a^Ul)eral.;s??r'' ,,
patronage. * ...?. -r . . tifa
All COTTON consigned1 to us by Planters,, wewill sell, in this market,,
free of Commissions.
G. W. THRIVER St GO? <?'???.>
GEO. W. TURNER; ) . j ; ' " . * ?
JAMES E. COOK. . / . ? .. \ LJ-' " ' \ _ ?
GraniteviHe,S.C.,,Jan.l> l$73.^- )>u tjfi, m,t .. " >? , , , 2 ,
)
',??U Worth of SPLEND
?New York Cost..
-ALSO.
? .'I-. ' :'' ti 'S;B '.? I .:!/" .'i:. 7.1J
D ii D?LESS? GOODS, at i and below
i ?
?1,300 worth of FLANNELS, of all Brands und"Colors, atCost. ; -
-ALSO
$500 worth of Splendid (BLANKETS at .Coat, .
$1500 worth of Ladies' HATS a|t. and below New York Cost.
Splendid Stock of REAjDY MADE CLOTHING at Cost, "
Large stock of Ladies' .SHAWJL8, j CLOAKS, NUBIAS rind 'Roman
SCARFS at Cost. .
Th?se Goods were all purchased thia Falfeahd must.be sold between tb'ifc
d the 1st March AT COST'FOR OASH: 0 : .
Ti ! J. ?L CHEATHAM.
and
All we ask is a call
Jan 8
tf
? 3
BUIST'S GARDEN SEEDS:
1872.
Warranted Genuine.
^-'
im
?.t!j ? -."."jiir
..7/ H ?U?0UR b?ihki
[MOW Receiving a full supply linc M's G arde ii Seed?, .?warranted
Fresh and Genuine, and embracing every kin-'^d,variety/-. !
Adams'Extra Early, Golden Den? abd, Chester Co?nfy ' Gourd Seed
CORN, ih quantities to snit purchasers, from one pint to a bush'?l. ' "" "
Call in and make selections for early planting. '
IX ?" A. CLISBY.
Jan 15 . i tf. 41 :
gi
j* J. i .. s d no fter^tw .:.->. .:
>.?'??[ ;; . ' ? - tv . v .... ! a*. ?
... -y ? I--:'. :" ?'?at? - .. : * v.r// ..;iv:!T .Jl*?.?0rffl
? . . ni'rr ri'". . .; i..-.: ??i. .?...?....
}i ...v,. . . . ,jti li ; ? .il /.:/.-r' 1,
Greatest Bargains o? the Season
' ' j TO 6E HAD* AT .
M'S.
0. F.
10,000 Yds. Ladies' Bress Goods at Cost.
5000 Yds. White and Red FLANNELS at Cost. dJ
100 Ladies'and Ken's SHAWLS !at Cost.
200 Wool SACKS and SCARFS at Cost.
100 Suits MEN'S CLOTHING, all prices, at Cost.
100 All Wool 11-4- BED BLANKETS at Cost.
100 Ladies' and Misses' Trimmed and Untrimmed HATS at Cost.
50 Dozen Men's White Linen/SHIRTS, all prices, at Cost. r
100 Dozen Men 's an d Boys' H \ TS at Cost. ;'.' ! " '
100 Dozen Ladies* CORSETS'at only 35 cts., wbrfh'75 cte.'
. 50 Dozen Ladies' CORSETS at only $1,00', worth $l,5p.
Call early and get the Greatest Brtrgains ever offered in Edgefield. I
am Selling thc above Goods at-this Great Sacrifice in order that I may.
reduce my large Stock at an early date! -, . . . .<%
The tLbovo*Gqod8 will bersoldlas above stated, for Cash only.
" 0 1 ' 1 J O. F. CHEATHAM,
IM i '. ? lU No. 1, Park Row.
Dec 18
tf
52
Stock^^m^ Every Department
m. . i -tk
?
A. A.. CUSBY
[N additi?^tp.Wuriusu?ily-?ull.Stock of DRUGS, CHEM]
2NT MEDICINES Vf'every kind, PAINTS, OiLS, &c, &c,
CHEMICALS, PAT
has in Store, '
ind :is- dally' receiving,: '
.- .. > . '. ' '. \\\\\ '. if ?.. ?:i {y. t'l j?'"
For thc Ladies,
Hatidaome Toilet Sets and Flower Vases, new desigua,
Boiiiiuet Holders, rich and ?iri'ity,. \
TheFinest Cologne^, .,.<.
Superion.IfairJ^ds^tm^ Pyma'.y.s.
. .^inported Extracts warraht'?(' as represented, ? .
"*?^ilpbrior Toilef lroftMere and ??eautil'ul Powdar Boxes, ? }' ??
Toi)ih Powders, in v:iri'etv; ' '' :
Luluu's Toilet Sosiv?."?."j .
.T?tl?w'sAThite l^r^ihi^ioiMiaiii Ros? Soaps, ,.
. ?Hair, Tooth a-nd N^il"Bnifilie.s.'a splendid assortment,.
fegem:m's Camphor Ieev'ior Chajppjed Lipa and Hands,
ll the.Best Preparations for the Hair, &c, &c.
,Jlnd for the Housewife,
Crushed, GVK'h'ulated and Brown Sugars,
Sngetpef (?'?as afyij ^o?Tee-.^'rups, Molasses,.
Hams, Lard, Butter, fJneese, Maccaroni,
Flour, Meal, Hominyy Rice; Buckwheat Flour, *
_ Jellies, Pickles, Sauces, Spices;, ' ' ' "*
. " Butter, Sida, Lemon aivd Sweet Crackers,
' Canned Fruit* and Vegetables, all kinds,
Oysters, Lobsters, Sardine,
Lemons, Citron, Raisins, Currants, Almonds, Nuts,
Cooking Extracts, Baking Powders,
Domestic Wines for choking purposes, &c, &c. ' ' .' '
CANDI
AM
nd for the Children,
CONFECTIONERIES in endless variety,
And
tli&Wlkn Waid of Fine Wine?,
Liquors and $eg?,rs,
_d ?xley, "Sre?nd-Corn W?riskey,
Best?Akaeijcan au^ french Brandy, Superior Gin,
' ' ria W
.?. fltfl v>.tirj.'-;
ChaJn^gA^iPprt^?hirry and Mad?ria Wines-'
Fi^ tingare-and Chowing Tobacco,' '
AA4?^o^e^??^^^n Smoking Tobacco.
. The Public ?rtf^rjt?lt^n^vTted to give my Goods an inspection; lavery :
eff^r^wjljl^ma^tp pL^spkmy(puat^mers and give entirevsatisfactionlto!.
every'one. \' J>"% ? ?'.A..A. 'CLISBXc y*,
Nov 13 T I,R' tf ?Hi M 'J 47.0K*
= . I ! -, '. j, ' I
ESTABLISHED I ISsT 18CO.
. if] V% t?,
. i .i :.' iou <ii.
JSL. I>3rorLtaixt <db Son,
Illili
? ? .. . : .., -, -jill .);.;. '?'J?li
berswouloVresnect?ully.iu/orni the citizens of Edg?fielpy.and, sary..
ntrv, ^aTt?ef^ep?^e?al establishment for tho' . 5?fTV^|
The subscribers
roun<J?h? country,
w4tfrtv
Repair of Watches and Jewelry.
AJao,.
their care y
At their ?
CMft aaa Silver Watties
Of the beet Eurepea?*nd American Manufacturo In the Southern States; vrtth
seleot assortment of Rich and New Styles of ETRUSCAN GO?.D JEWEL^y* I
Pilchers, Castors. GoTHeta, Clips, Foi*Rs; and ?Very thin* in the SftvetWsWflrie.' ";
*|PWflSlh*W'sw^uW.c^r^^ Sroith&;We8son^8bjutt>Wa?d.
Remintrlon?ejP^^?iwiJff.djnaiw others omhe latest invention.?? ... i)M ?.T1J ^
^INfiaiA^^EC-rACCES, WALKING'CANES. &tid'?j?di ??tf?S*
'of every variety to b? found In a first-class Jewelry establlshm??ti""Old Gol?T?t?*
SUver takeum-?clttrige'ibr^oods. . t: . .: ; tan oi
f)*?Wfl mt Kt* . rrt . .if 'j . j Ju PRONTAU^tfrij^OkMLsnc
< One Door Below Augusta Hotel^l63 Broad; St., Augusta,.^...
Sept 23