Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 02, 1873, Image 5
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Something for tbe Boys.
The boys of Georgia can. do j
things for themselves 'and 'the
State, if they are ambitious, ir
triona and full of pluck. Thar
many boya in the South who, by
work, have earned an honest li
hood ; but we fear there are z
others who are idle, shiftless ant
moralized. There are many
"who are now the support and coi
of their parents; there are many
ere who are nothing but clogs
encumbrances to-the author of t
being. It is a shame that there sh
be a single healthy youth in Gee
or the South who is not actiyely
gaged in some employment w
brings, profiii with-it .to body or ir
Now and then our exchanges re
some bright, examples of what a
can do who is not afraid or osha
to labor. Only, the other day, w
many plantare, in a distant corni
wealth, were complaining that t
waa no profit in agriculture, it
demonstrated that quite a nambi
boya had, by president personal
fort! coade not only a living but a
siderible sum above it. We are
fident thatmuchof the trouble au
farmers, arises from the fact that 1
love to be " bosses'' but are disin<
ed to go into the fields themse
and indifferent about their chili
doing so.
Now, we want the boys to liste
a true account of what three of t
number have accomplished.
A widowed lady, living not rr
miles from Augusta, bas three s
aged respectively, 19.14 and 12 y <
All of them attend school at
' Richmond Academy, and are at
fcive to their scholastic duties. E
Saturday of last year, by plougl
and hoeing, with no outside aid, 1
cultivated a portion of the land aro
their mother's home. The first
attended to two acres, the secoud
acre, and the third a half acre in
ton. The eldest boy made two 1
of cotton, weighing 467 pounds e?
The second boy made one bale, we
ing 460 pounds. The youngest m
150 pounds of lint cotton. Du:
last winter they broke two si
steers,- aud, with the assistance <
horse, used in attending school, t
hauled from the adjacent woods
abundance of leaves and litter. 1
material, with 400 lbs. per acre
.Dickson's compound, they appliei
the poor land they had the use of. '
present crop of the eldest boy is tl
and a half acres of cotton. The
younger boys have the -same acre
as last year. The probabilities
that the eldest boy will make tb
and a half bales ; the second boy
500 pound bale ; and the younf
lad 250 pounds of lint cotton.
Meanwhile, they have been punc
al in their attendance at school,
cept for a period during the sumn
when the younger boys .vere atta
ed with measles. At the time
their sickness they hired a hand
do their hoeing. Outside of this
evitable help all of the labor has b
done by themselves. During va
tion they have been busy picking i
their crop, and on Saturdays tl
complete the gathering.
These boys undertook this pla
lug scheme of tneir own free w
and carried it ont with judgment a
dexterity, while other boys were idli
They are not obliged to work, I
they are industrious, naturally, a
have had a teaching under the bl
skies~and in the open air quite as u
fui as that .acquired in the Acadei
rooms. They have made the t>(
sandy globe to bloom. They ha
contributed largely, if not wholly,
pay for their education, and they ha
garnered up habits of thrift, ener
and true manhood which will ma
them independent, healthy and ho
o : able.
How many. boys are there w
could go and do likewise if th
would only try ? How mach bett
Would it be T)r Georgia and the Sou
r she numbered such boys by tho
?iuds. They are deserving of praii
coid we shall be glad to record ai
other example of youthful vigor ai
industry.-Constitutionalist.
Love-making and Bltstifig-pon
der.
A festive youth, who performs h
daily avocation in the mmes of Lai
der Hill, thought he would take hom
a little blasting- powder the other day
it might come handy to split an ol
stinate log he had at home. VY'he
he started for his humble cabin i
the evening he wrapped a few ounce
carefully in several thicknesses of pa
per, and placed it in his pocke
When he got home he began think
irg how long it would be before h
was likely to get a crushing; an
then he thought what a nice perfum
the handkerchief extract that h
bought lost Saturday night had, am
he said within himself that a miner'
life is hard and uncertain. Then b
thought he ought to call on tha
Smithers girl to-night. He though
of everything but that powder in thi
pocket of his coat.
After supper he concluded to droi
in and see that Smithers girl. Hi
fot his necktie in proper shape ; hit
andkerchief was perfumed like unt<
a new-blown rose ; one oiled loci
hung gracefully down on his forehead
and lie started for the domicil of hi?
sweetness. This young man is color
ing a meerschaum, but his girl de
tests the horrid smoke ; so when he
got to the door he knocked the bow]
of the meerschaum on his manly heel
and put it in his pocket. Of course
he didn't intend to put it in the saine
pocket With the powder. His affini
ty met him at the door with a sweet
smih on her beauteous countenance,
welcomed him to the paternal man
sion, and invited him into the parlor
and to a seat on the sofa. They got
engaged in conversation. He asked
her if it wasn't a beautiful evening,
and i lieu she i ?quired how he liked
the dress Miss Brown wore at church
last Sunday. He said he didn't like
it a bit, and she remarked that Miss
Brown waa a stuck-up thing anyhow;
and all the time that pipe was insid
iously barning its way through that
paper. He agreed that Miss Brown
was somewhat stuck up, and said
maybe he'd Strike ile pretty soon, and
then you'd see who'd wear plug hats.
She tola him; that she thought plug
hats so becoming, and then he was
Sing-to tell her he juioredher; that
e was the darling of his soul, and
that all his happiness was centered in
her No, 7 boots. But he was inter
rupted. He arose from the floor and
inqftim if the lightning bad struck
iSHQo'y elie, ?nd remarked some*
thing about the Virginia explosion
being a Warning not to keep nitro
glycerine in their houses. Then he
took off his coat. He said it was an
old coat, and be didn't want it no
how. His girl's- father suggested that
this wasn't the Fourth o? July, and
if be wanted to set off fire^works he
ought to go up on the hill aud do it.
Th*n the young man said it was get
ting lit? and he guessed he'd go nemo,
and suggested that"'he^onld send a
man around to-morrow to fix the sofa.
He says now that flaxseed ain't worth
a pin for a poultice, and he ain't go
ing to? call on that Smithers gal any
more ; she's most too high toned, and
thinks herself too good for a miner,
any how.
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities
superior to gas. Burns in any lamp
. without danger of exploding or'taking
(Ire. Manufactured expressly to displace
{lie use of volatile and dangerous oils.
Its safety under every possible test, and
ita perfect burning qualities, are proved
by its contined use in over 300,000 fami
lies.
.Millions of .gallons have been sold and
noaccideut-directly ordirectly-bn-s evor
occurred from buming, storing or hand
I ling it.
i he immense yearly loss to life and
property, resulting from tho use of cheap
and dangerous oils in the United Status,
is appalling.
Tho Insurance Companies and Fire
Commissioners throughout tho country
recommend the ASTRAL as the best
safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For salo at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT & CO., 108 Fulton Street,
Now York. 88 Gm
Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
Common Pleas.
D. L. Turner, Judge of 1
Probate, Plaintiff, I Judgment
vs. f of
Milton L. Miles, De: | Foreclosure,
fendant j
BY virtue of the Judgment of Fore
closure in tliis cause, I will sell at
Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday In
October next, the Mortgaged premises
described in said premises, consisting of
a TRACT OF LAND, situate in Edgefield
County, on waters of Shaw's Creek, wa
ters of" Edisto River, containing Three
Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more or
less, and bounded by lands of James
Booth,-Lorrick, Bennett Smith,
Lucas, and others.
TERMS-The costs and one-half of the
purchase money to be paid in cash- The
balance of the purchase money on acred
it of twelve mouths, with interest from
the day of sale, to be secured by bono
and a mortgage of the premises sold.
Purchasers to pay for titles extra.
H. WALL, S. E. C.
_ Sept. 8th, 1873. 4t _38
Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
Common Pleas.
E. P. Coleman, for another, ) Execution
va. ^against the
W. A. Strother. j Property.
BY virtue of the Execution to me di
rected, in this action, I will sell at
Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday in
October next, the following lands, situ
ate in said osunty and State, levied on as
the property of the defendant, William
A. Strother, viz:
ONE TRACT containing One Hundred
and Seventy five Acres, more or less,
adjoining the Homestead of Defendant,
lands of Ann Wiseman, Estate of W. C.
Faulkner and J. C. Strother.
ONE TRACT containing One Hundred
and Twenty-six Acres, more or less, ad
joining lands of John Amacker, L. Mack
and B. J Quattlebaum.
TERMS-Cash.
H. WALL, S. E. C.
Sept 10,1873. 4t 38
Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
Coitrt of Probate.
Wyatt L Holmes', Trustee, ) Petition
vs. \ for sale of
Lewis Holloway. J Land.
BY virtue of an order from the Hon.
D. L. Turner, Judge of Probate, I
will sell at Edgefield C. H.. on Sale-day
in October next, tho following describid
Tractor Land, situated in said coun:>
and Stato, to wit :
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing
Seventy-five Acres, more or less, known
as the Homestead- Lewis Holloway,
on Sumy Lick Brunch and adjoining
lands of Wyatt L Holmes and others.
TERMS:-Costs lo bu paid in cash:
balance,of tho purchasomoney on acred
it of twelve months with interest from
date of sale, to be secured by the bond nf
the purchaser and a mortgage ol' the
premises. Titles extra
H. WALL, S. Et C.
Sept 10, _ 4t_38
State of *3outh Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
CO UBT OF COMMOM PLEAS.
Angeline B. Hood, Pl'tff., ) Copy 8um
vs > mons for
David H. Hood, Defendant, J Divorce.
Tu the Defendant David H. Hood.
You are hereby Summoned and re
quired to answer' the complaint in this
action, which Ls filed in the office of the
Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said
County, and to serve a copy of your an
swer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber at their office, at Edgefield C. H.,
S. C., within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service ; and if you fail to answer the
I complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in tliis action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated 8th September 1873.
GRIFFIN dr BUTLER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To David H. Hood the Defendant in this
action.
Take notice that this action is com
menced for Divoce in the Court of Com
mon Plea?, iu and for the County of|
Edgefield aforesaid, and the complaint,
together with the Summons, of which
the above is a copy, was filed in the office
of the Clerk of saul Court for said Coun
tv, at Edgefield C. H., in said State, on
the 9th dav of Sept. 1S73.
GRIFFIN ? BUTLER,
Pl ai ii ti ii" s Attorneys.
Sept. 9th, 1873 6t 38
MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored.
JUST published, a new edition of Dr.
CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED
Essay on the radical cure (withoutmedi
cine) of SP K rt M ATO rt RH QC or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
IMPOTENCY, Mental and Physical In
capacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc. :
also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and FITS,
I induced by self-indulgence or sexual ex
travagance.
#sa* Price in a sealed envelope only
I six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admira
ble essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years' successful practice, that the
alarming consequences of self-abuse may
he radically cured without the dangerous
uso Of internal medicine or the applica
lion of the knife ; pointing out a mode of
cure at once simple, certain, and effectu
al, by m jans of . which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and
i adically.
10S* This lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the
land.
Sent under seal. In a plain envelope,
to auy address, post-paid, on receipt of
six cents, or two post stamps.
Address the Publisher,*,
CHAS. J.XV KLINE A CO..
KT Ho wt ry, New York,
post Otfice Box 4,586.
Ang. G Ht 33
O ! KEW TURBINE i <j
Raa been u*a-U at YOKK, FA., bj kl!
Cij D. M. KT UNG K H. C. !>:., ;
? ami ni HOLYOKE. .MASS., by, fi\
JJ* i JAN. KMKKSO.V, H. K.
}*Z I JgBT For Pamphlet and Te? RBJIOIV CD
lad'IftfM N. F. BUSNHAM, York, Pa. ? ?1*
PETER PENN'S BEST.
OW in Store several brands of very
?Ino CHEWING TOBACCO, Just re
ceived direct from Virginia-from Peter
Penn's calibrated ari an iifactory, Call in
.nd try it 0, L. ?J$N?? <fc SON,
Au* % .tf 87
M,
A CARD.
. W. PERRY begs to inform his
friends and the publicgenerally of South
Carolina and Georgia, that he is now in
the WHOLESALE LIQUOR business
with Messrs. APPLEGATE & SONS,
Louisville, Ky., and thot any orders en
trusted to him will be thankfully re
ceived and promptly executed.
Maj 14 If 21
J. B. HILL & CO.,
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PAEK KOW,
Dealers iii *\W> if j#Jt|?
Staple i ?top?^
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
NOTIONS,
Crockery, Hardware? Wooden and Willow
.. ? .
READY MADE CLOTHING.
WE ALSO MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
Ciroceries,
All Grades-And Always Fresh and Pure.
Tobacco, Segars, Pipes.
And Thousands of Miscellaneous
# Articles too Numerous
to Mention.
\XT Our Fall Stock is now daily arriving from New
York and Baltimore.
(0* Call in and inspect our Goods before Purchas
ing Elsewhere.
JJ* We will endeavor to mark our Prices to suit
one and all.
Sept. 10, tf 38
Mew Goods ? , New Goods I
JOHNSTON'S DEPOT, S. C.,
BEG to announce to their friends and customers of Edgefield and ad
joining Counties, that they are now receiving from New York and Baltimore
a large and well selected Stork of
Fall & Winter Gfoods,
-Consisting in part of
Fanev, Staple and Domestic i>rv Goods, a good stock,
Men and Boys* CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS in great variety,
BOOTS and SHOES made to order.
- ALSO
Our GROCERY DEPARTMENT is now stocked with a splendid assort
ment, such as
BACON, HAMS, MOLASSES. SALT,
FLOUR, MEAL, LARD, CORN, OATS,
IRON, NAILS,
BAGGING and TIES,
TOBACCO and S KG ARS.
CROCKERY, TIN, WOOD and HARDWARE,
And in fact everything generally found in a First Class Country Store,
all which we have marked down to the lowest figures.
Give us a call, and save your Railroad expenses, freight, drayage, &c.
Cotton. Cotton.
We have made ample facilities for the purchase of COTTON, and will
buy all offered, and give the highest price.
OARWILE & SAMS.
Johnston's Depot, Sept. 17 3m 38
? STOCK FALL ABD WINTER GOODS !
0. F. CHEATHAM,
Johnston's . Depot, S. C.
[s NOW OPENING a carefully selected Stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing
Beautiful Bress Goods,
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Ladies' SHAWLS and Balmoral SKIRTS,
Dress TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, BUTTONS, &c,
GLOVES. CORSETS, HOSE and Half HOSE,
HANDKERCHIFES, COLLARS, CUFFS,
L: .dies' and Gent's UNDERVESTS,
Gent's FURNISHING GOODS.
Groceries, a Full and Varied Stock.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, TIN. WOOD and HARDWARE,
Sole LEATHER, Calf and Kip SKINS,
Shoemaker's Goods in great variety,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, and everything in the line,
TRUNKS, VALISES, Carpet SACKS,
TIES and BAGGING,
TOBACCO and SEGARS, a choice stock,
Hair, Nail and Tooth BRUSHES,
CONFECTIONERIES in endless variety,
PAPER, ENVELOPES, &c., &c.
jggf~All of the abovo Gooda, and a great many others, which I have ad
ded to my Stock to meet the wanis of my increasing trade, were bought in
person from the best Houses in New York and Baltimore, at unusually low
prices, and I am selling the same at V hi RY SHORT PROFITS.
j^Tbe public are most respectfully invited to call and examine this
Stock for their own satisfaction. .
O. F. CHEATHAM.
Johnston's Depot, Sept 17 3m 39
Chis. CL ??o?rie?,
-DEALER IN
SADDLES, HARNESS,
Leathers of all Kinds, Shoe Findings, Belting,
TRUNKS, BU ID L E 8, W H13? S?
And a Full Stock of Well Selected'Goods.
Also, The Wei! Tried
Indianapolis "Wagon;
Either Iron or Wood Axles-The most satisfactory Waeon now in nae, and.
WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.
Augusta, Aug 27 6m 36
? T. HEA?D & CO.
CO??ON F1CTGBS,
-A-iigtisik, .G-a.
Commissi ou on toi ion, $1 per Bale
AGENTS; FOR
; Gullett'* Xiii ht Draft
C O T T ON G I N.
THIS new GIN nov offered lo tho
.public ?R the latestlinventiou ot* Mr;
B. D. GULLETT, theinventor of the
STEEL BRUSH GIN, nd in all respecte
superior to the Steel Briah Stand, o?' auy
other Gin made in.'the United States;
. SIMPLICITY,DURABILITY, Li?ht
nessof DRAFT, with'P?RFECT WORK,
being the objects arri yt lat, have all been
accomplished. Havi'm. sold Cotton from
these Gins during the wo seasons past,
we can with safety a4ure thc planter
that it will sell in Our market at prices
ranging from .k to ic far pound above
same grades of Seed Cotton from any
0therGin,exceptingtheBTEELBRU8ii.
; FIRST PREMIUMS vere AWARD
ED., this GIN at the ?Hawing named
State Fair? : . {.
MISSISSIPPI-Jackson, 1871 and 1872.
GEORGIA-Augusta, .J8?2,* Savannah,
1873.
TEXAS-Houston, 1873 ? Texas 8tate
Fair, 1873.
LOUISIANA-New Orleans, 1873.
Send for Circulars or cai at our office
and examine the Gin.
ALSO,
. Agents for COLEMANS CORN and
WHEAT MILL, which wakes superior
Meal, and can be attached to and run by
the ordinaiy Gin Gearinr without ex
pense above the cost of the Mill.
June 25 3ni 27
GEORGIA COTTON PRESS.
UTHIS PRESS has been in use four
years, and has given good* satisfaction.
It is the most simply constructed and
durable Press in the market. And from
the favorable recoinmenda?on given by
all who have used it, we firmly believe
that it will give better Satisfaction than
any other Press o'r Screw nor used. We
offer it this Reason improved. Pnce,
complete in our yard, $l?*vX). Send for
Circular.
Gin Qearing.
AU sizes, runs light, ant is strong.
There is none better made.
. Also, Mill Work, Castines and Ma
chinery furnished promptly
PENDLETON & BOlRDitUN,
Foundry and Machine Works,
Kellogg St., 'AUGUSTA, GA..
July 15 34 m 30
NOTICE.
OLD GINS MADE AS GOOD AS
NEW by the AMERIC AN LIGHTNING
GIN FILER.
Having purchased tho right to use the
[ above Machine in this County, I ?'enll be
prepared, in a few weeks to comm once
work.
All persons wishing their Gins filed
and repaired will please drop me a few
lines at Ridge Spring, C. C. <fe A. R. R.
Price, 15 cents per Saw. Other Re
pairs at moderate prices.
M. B. ASBILL.
July 16 4ra 80
Xeblett & Goodrich
COTTON GINS.
JLXAVING increased, our Manufactory
weare prepared to supply thodemand
for our well known COTTON GINS,
which aro considered the bCf-t in thc
market by thoso who havp used and
know thom. EVERY GIN GLAUAN
TEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Price lower than any other first-class
Gin. Orders solicited oarlj' in the Henson
to prevent delay. Old Gins REI A HIED
on reasonable terms.
By permission we refer to the follow
ing gentlemen :
Gov. M. L. Bonham, Messrs C A.
Cheatham and T. P. DeLoach, Edgeficld
C. H.
Maj. A. Jones, Pine House.
Mr. JP. A. Bland, Johnston's Depot.
Messrs Jas. Fullmer and P. C. Spann,
Leesville.
Maj. Josiah Padgett, Mine Crock.
Capt. J. G.. Hawthorn, Saluda Old
Town.
Mr. L. Hartley, Batesville.
Gen. M. C. Butler, Columbia.
mr Capt. LEWIS JONES, at Edge
field, S. C., is our authorized Agon*.
z*r Send for Circular and Price last.
Address
NEBLETT & GOODRICH,
Augusta, t?a.
Apr. 15 Om 17
QUINN & PENDLETON,
(SUCCESSORS TO D. QUINN,)
Booksellers, Stationers, Music
-and
Periodical Dealers,
183 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia.
BEG to announce to Dealers, Teachers,
and the public generally, that owing
to their increased capital and long
experience in business, they are now
prepared to transact a first-class business
intelligently. They will guarantee to
all customers promptness and dispatch
in all business engagements, and solicit
a liberal patronage. They keep every
thing to be had at a first class Bookstore,
below they give a nartial list of the
same: '
Blank Books, all sizes and styles, Pass
Books, Memoranda Books, Pens, Inks,
Mucilage, Envelopes, Note, Letter and
Foolscap .Papers, Photograph Albums,
Bibles, Testaments, Catholic and Epis
copal Prayer Rooks, Methodist, Baptist
and Presbyterian Hymn Books, and a
full lino of the American Sunday School
Union Publications. Also, all of tho
principal Sunday School and Church
Music Books.
They desire the namo and address of
all School officers iu tho State, including
Day School, Sundav School, and Music
Teachers. Correspondence earnestly so
licited, and information in regard to pro
posed chungoM in Text Books, eta., glad
ly received.
July 23 3m . St
THE mont pleasant and popular Tooth
or.Mouth Wash extant. Dr. Parker has
tried it for several years, and uses no
other kind. Everybody likes it, Try a
bottle. For sale by .
CLISBY ?ft LYNCH, Druggists.
SeptS tf S7
Capsicum Plaster.
THIS New and Popular Plaster ls
pronounced belier tban Muitard
does, not blister, and Physicians recog
nlfce Its merits and prescribe lt In their
practice. , M
Ito application relieves, Chfotild Uncu
mutism, Neuralgia, Spinal Irritation,
Stiff Neck. Sore Throat, Headache, &c.
For sale by ?
' ' . - G, K P?*$ & SON.
Aug 13 . \ , tf. Si
NOTICE.
PERSONS./desirlhg ?tho Uso.of any
part of the building known as Ma-,
^? ^ ^a^ g SHEPPARD. ?
Itt 86 I
Ar? - tinually.receiving
LARGE- AND COMPLETE STOCKS
New Furniture !
Comprising all the
LATEST STYXES AND PATTERN
-Of- . #_'
Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room
And
OFFICE FIJRNIT17RE ?
FROM THE HIGHEST GRADE
TO THE LOWEST.
And consists of every article of FURNI
TURE required' to furnish a House or
Office complete. .
Call and oxamine at our Waro-Rooms.
--r-o
Undertaking !
Always on hand, at the lowest prices,
Beautiful Caskets and lases,
Of our own manufacture.
PJLATT BROTHERS,
212 and 214 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Julv 2 ly 28
Cookin? and Heating
Stoves at Retail. Pictures
ol'each, with lull descrip
tions, as well as prices and
lists of furniture for Cook
Stores, will bc promptly
sent on application.
WILLUM SHEPHERD & CO.,
Charleston, $. C.
Sept 3_Gm _ 37
ARR ENDORSED AND PRESCRIBED nv MOR? i*?a
lug Pbyilelant than any rt her Toole er Slim,
ul.mt now la we. Tbernro
A si ict; P2IEVE:.'TIVE,
r?r Ferer ind Ago? In'erraliients, BUb-naen and il! ?Ii.
or.?pri? ?rising fioni malarious es;: .??. Tier are Llzhly re?.
Ptnmenocd aa an AKTI-UViiPrpTIC, ?Mla caaci ot INDI
C.EHTION ar* IXYIMADLI. A? tn A!'iTT?~Kll and KL'*
fTPEUANT, ?od io eares orcr.\::::\!. Pr.niUTY they
hare never lo a tln.-lo lust?r.i-? t '.'. d luproducin; ibo mott
ham resal??. They ureinrli'-iit^rly
BENEFICIA V* O FE3?AI.ES.
Rlrenglbi-nlogtbebodr, loll--?In? IMBtiul, (ad ci', inp
nm'?nd elasticity to tho yb ll ry ic:.-.. Ito HOME HIT
TERS ar? com pan tided witli Ut-, preen-, t nf care, and na toa*
lc .tiraillant has ever bet"-? lera ti IT. ml ti tito publie io
PLEASANT Tl) TliKTAr TE i nd at i: e ?ante ilaie roxblu
l..?Xso utan? remedial r -- i:i 11 ;. lor wt l r th? medical rratcR?
tr ?s tba LvtUnu.n lc liol'! imiawopoela. lieut!, but lil
lie IO git*Ilma ?f:i!r (rial. U'4
Every Family Should K?VC n Bottle.
\o preparailou In the vor -I can ? m ?: mi many vaejBa?*
Uni eutliir-i'Uirui i by idiytlciani ot lb? very highett, ttuading
In their profe?>l -n. t
y.ndurft u/to by t-'ie Clergy and the leading denomina
tlannlpaptrt.
lt tr. Vi*, it. Raaeoca, thc oldett Mct?odlit mininer In St.
UmU, ia,*i UN Ilu:n.; Wileri ?ero .mest grateful lu contribu
ting in ibu rcttor.tion ?rf my itreugtb, sud aa incre??? of
t pe etile.
OsDiin.v Ma., Jane 2i, 1ST).
Persons rreilly debilitated. ?? I bave heca, and who require
a mate i-r i mtCLUrr, ucvJ ace* tor noibinj Ix-.tcr than tbe
iri.uiu T.-.-.'KT^. S. tr. COPE, ?
rruidias rider31. E. Chnrch, r.stlsburx Putrid.
I'MIUl Urarai auaura i-:T?L. I
8t. Utsm Mr... OCT. H. 1?T0. J
JIMM .1. JACKTON ? 00.-11-..\ei.:;:u.tieilMo f-.-oiula f?r
maing the " Home Stomach B uer ." fl. I used thea lu Cell
homlul ibo lui fuur MiBlfH I toa.ldcrtbem ia j ram i rain
?bte tunic ?ad ?tiniulMii noir In BM. H. II. it IM.CUER.
Koldc.t Physician la Ciarle U. H. Marlou licit Ital.
Jaita? A. Jintsoji h Co.-fleo Hean u : Aa youarra cc.tn
nunicated io ibu medical profcailou il.e recipe of the''H-tue
Uiiitra,"iicnaant,tlicp-furebecooeldored ?<? paten, me'
leloo, BO patent b?rlu? been ut rn fur lt. Wc b?v? eximiLed
the formula roe making tbe " Home lllturt." ?nd unbent
! tingly tay tb? coBiulustl.uIsouocf rare excellence, kl', tb?
'? irficle* ?tedia ilirompviltlim ?rc tbe be?? or tb? elm? te
which Iber belong, Ulna highly Tonic. Stimulant, StomuMc,
C?rmlnltlre, ia I ?lijhuy I.axaUre. The rn ile ot tirc|itrin^
them li itrletlr In accordance ?Ito the rolo? of poiraucy.
; Ktrlnj B?cd torn lu ocr prlrite practice, we take plc*?un fa
recomm-liding thew to ill nerton? dcilroui of tialogJlIltcn,
' ?i bel os thc bett Tonio ?nd Bllmnlaot now ottered t? the pub
i lie. F1U??K C. POP.Tl.n,
I Prof. Obttetrlci and Dlietsej of Tomen, Colley of I'hy?l
I eliot, and late member ll jard of Health.
tv. c. Botaustaui Pror.?r
! Obttetrlci ?nd Dliestei of tr omen. Si. fault Med. Colle?.
DitAkK Mct'OKIXI,, it. 1).,
Ute Pnft. M?. Meslicsl fol?ese.
K. A. CLARK, it. D"
i Prof. Rtrgerr. Mo. Medlcil College ind late l^nldent Pbytl
j ciao City Itoapltsl, St. Louli Ulsiuurl.
nsttaECT.ntisix. prof.
rr?ctlc?l Ph?rm?eT, Su Uni? Coller? ?f PharnucT.
J. C. WlirrEUILL, Ed. M?JIC- l Archive*.
ALF. Ittacont, M. D. Dr. C. V. F. Ui wm,
C. Oaajcaa, M. D. 8. Gain UMU. M. ll.
C. A. WABB, M. D. TP. A. WILCOX, M. I).
K. C. FRANKLIN*. M. D.,
Prof. Surgery, Uomoropiihle Medical Colles*.
T. J. VABTIXK.M. D.. T. C. COMSTOCK, il. 1)..
Prof. of Midwifery and 1)1 NaM of Women, College ofUoiaoro.
path!? Pbrtlcltnt and Surgcoo..
JOHN T. TEMPLE, M. D..
Prof. Materia Medica ?nd Theranpeotica, Homceopataio Medi
cal Coll.ga or Mlaaouri.
J NO. CONZLEMAN, M. D., Lecturer
On Dlieatei of Children, Homeeooathlc College of Mlite?rl.
CHARLES VA3TLSE, M. D..
Frof. of Phrilology. Uomoeopcthle Medical Collide of Me.
JOHN HARTMAN. M. D.. Prof.
Clinical Medicine, Col. noirceopathlc Pbjtlelani ?od Borg'?.
They arc tuperlor to alt other Stomach Hitter?.
XN'NO SANDERS. Analytical Chem!?.
No Bluer* in the ?orld cao ex?cl them
SIMON HIRSCH, Analytical Chemin.
Eminent Pbyaiclanit of Chicago.
Tb? formol? for the Hom? Bitten ba* beeo lubmlttcd lo o*.
?ad ve belitre them te be the heit toole and ? tim ulam for
cn ere 1 nie no? offered ta th? public.
An. WoonauBT, M. D.,
ytieil JA*. V. Z. RLIXBY, M. D.
Chemist. Fror. Cheralilry, Uuih
n.S. HAMM, M. D., Medical College.
II. MCTICAB. M. P.. J. R. WiLxn. M. D.,
Noa'N. S. Hi RN ti. M. D., T- S. Horst. M. D..
R. LCDLIM. M. D.. Tun. T. Kum, M. D.,
Ja*. A. CoLUif?, M. P. J. A. ?IHIN. M. D.
Eminent IMi> slcians in Cincinnati,
Nearly ?ll of ?bom are Profcttort In OD? or th? other of the
Medical Collegui,
No other Bitten hare erer been offered to tho public era*
bracing to roany r?lu?bl? remedial agenu.
J. L. Virmx, M. V., L. A. Jun, M. D.,
C. T. Bmreoai, M. D.. R. P. Bontaa, M. 0.,
C. ri. McicBArr, M. D., O. W. BIOUB. M. D.,
W. T. TiLUirBBJU. M. D., J. J. QUIN?, M. S.,
J. H. BucKwan, M. P.. W. R. WOODWABS, M. D.,
G. A. DoutxTT, M. D.,- ll. S? WITVS, Chemin.
C. WooB?iBO, M. D" 0. K. TIYLOB, M. 0.,
D. W. McCiBmr, M, n., P. F. MILBY, M. P.,
lt- H. JUIISK'M, M. I). S. n. TnuLIXIOlt. M. D.
Eminent Ph j sic ions in 91emphia>;
Thc Bom? Bitter? are to loraluable remedy for" ncUgntioa
.nd dlteitei arliloe from malarial cautai.
0. B. TllOBBTON, M. I)., AL?. EBlKtNB, M. P.,
Inebergcof City Hotpital, M. it. notxin, M. D.,
J. M. RUMOI, M. D., PAUL UTBY, M. D"
H. W. Pcusxu., M. P., M. A. EoucxM. M. P.,
flixoeoms Bau, M. P.. Jo*. K. I.VRCH, M. P.,
Eminent Vhj slclana in PltUburarh;
B. F. Dura, M. P.. Wu. CLOWB?, U.V..
W. R. CHILD., M. D" D. It. WlLLiBO. M. D"
0. WOTB, Cbamlil, J. tl. McCutLLirD, M. P.,
And Hundred* of Others
lo all pirti of the North, Weit and Sustb. *
J. X. (iia-saa, M. P., Milwaukee.
* COUNCIL HM rr?. Mirch fl, 1871'.
J ian A. J xcxecnt Co.-Hirlageximloedlbe formula ?r th.
*. Hon* Stomach Bitten," I have prccrlbtd them lu my ?raha .
ttee for tome time, and pmn^uace them the bett Tonic BBteM.
now In nae. p. H. McMAUCN, M. 5?.
fjyPor lil? by ill druggliti ind frrocen
Jame? A. Jackson A C
Labra tory lOSaadlf/I N, Seco&d
d frrocen. yt
Co., i*ropriet?W
i t?-.., Su Lcd. MiiisVi. .
Forsale by CLIS?Y tfe LYNCH,
Druggist. Fe'). 28, ly 10
GEO. S. HACKER.
DOOR, SASH, BLIND
FACTORY,
Charleston.
THIS ISAS LARGEand.COMPLETE
a Factory as there is in tho ?South.
AU work manufactured at tho Factory in
this city. Tho only Hou.so owned and
managed by a Carolinian in this city.
Send for Price List- Address
GEO. S. HACKER,
Post office Rox 170, Charleston, ?X. C.
Factory and Warerooms on King street
opposite Cannon st., on Un?City Railway
Nov 27 Iv 4!?*
NOTICE
IS hereby given that application will
be made at the next session of tho
Legislature for a Charter for a RaUnnid
from Edgofleld C. H. to Pine House De
pot, C. C. <fe A. R. R., with the privilege
of extension.
Aug. 20,1878. 8nl 35
Fair flott?e !
ALL persons indebted to tho radar
signed are earnestly requited to
settle their accounta.by th* loth October.
Those who fall to Cotaply with the above
request, their accounts will be placedla
the hands of an Attorney for collection.
0 , - A. A. CL-ISRY,
Sept 10, ' lm ..88
" . . f 1 ?-.'- - ???
FAIR NOTICE.
ALL Persons .Indebted to the Under-.
signed,aro requested to call ancLs?t j
tie at ohco. Those^-ftiling^to,. copi ply,
with alwve.roq?esfci:mflll. be charged 19
per cant, interest tropa this dato.
^ A.A. ClilSBY.
Apr 30 U lg I
... . . -
?y.,
t';?i jr*
i?
f 1
At
IRE now receiving and. rapidly ,opening a LARGE and, COMPLETE
assortment of ? ,.{?' 4 tiA il 1/ f !
..' , ' ; j ; ? ? i y i &?j if; J t.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Their Stock is ALWAYS FULL, and on calling on- them you will
n?ver be disappointed.
Shoes, Clothing, Hate,
Foreign and Domestic Dry jptooiS
CROCKERY, TIN, WOODED "WILLOW%ARE,
Are a few among the many articles they keep always on hand.
The highest prices paid ?or O?TTQN.?. Wrap i^up ?well,: and ft dp that
procure the best and heaviest BAGGING AND TlhS, always on'hand at
SAMS & CARWILE'S.
Pine House, Sept 2 . . tf 37)
. . i . '?it fy,
M. 0. GLOVES. F. M. STUBBS. H. B. HABBISON.
Glover, Stubbs & Harrison
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
1G9 Broad Street, under Augusta Hotel,
Augusta, (Ha.
Haye Now on Hand and Arriving :
A FULL STOCK OF MW GOQ?%
-Embracing
Bacon, Corn, Floor, Meal,
LARD, CHEESE, SALT..S0AP.S, ,
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrups,
RICE, MACKEREL, CANDLES,
BA G G I N G AND T l EIS,
AU Grades Whiskey, Wine, Brandy, Gin, &c,
TOBACCO & SEGrABS,
<fce., ?fcc, &e.
Thankful for the liberal patronage we are now receiving, we hope by
strict attention to business to hold and increase the same. We will keej.
none but the best grade of Goods, and are determined to sell at as low
figures as anv House in the City.
GLOVER, STUBBS & HARRISON,
Augusta, Sept 2 tf - 37
e Lowrey Wagon!
HAVE NOW ori hand Jhe: largest Stock, of (Southern Ittade
Wagons ever offered in this market, and the
Only Southern Made Wagons in the City.
As I give inv personal attention to the building of every Wagon pfct^up
in my Shop, I am confident that the' "LOWREY WAGON" is as good,
if not belier than any Wagon offered in Augusta...
All I ask of those in want of Wagons is to give me* a call before buying
elsewhere. I also beg leave to call thu attention, of those who have bought
the LOWREY WAGON in the past, and where they have failed in any
way to have given perfect satisfaction, to call in person, or send in their
claim, and it shall be settled a.t once, sta I intend that EVERY: WAGON
SOLD BY ME MUST GIVE SATISFACTION. .
I hope to be able to keep on hand a full assortment of all sizes of Farm
Wagons, so that no one in search of such thiugs will be obliged to go away
without a " LOWREY WAGON."
J. H. LOWREY,
Corner Campbell and Ellis Streets, AUGUSTA, GA.
Augusta, Sept 10 3m 38
T. W. CAR WI LE & CO.,
GROCERS
-AND
Soumission Merchants,
270 Broad St, Augusta, Ga.,
PREPARING for the Spring and Summer Trade, to meet the wants of
friends and customers in the way of Plantation and FainLy Sup
plies, are daily making heavy additions to their already large Stock, to
which they invite attention. Our Stoc k comprises in part :
1?CON, LARD, COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES, RICE, MACKEREL, SALT,
FLOUR, MEAL, CORN,
BUTTER, CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH,
WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES, ALE, PORTER,
TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c,
And in fact EVERYTHING usually on sale in First Class Grocery
Souses.
We are also Agents for the sale of Wm. Massey & Co's. Celebrated Phila
delphia ALES.
Will be glad at all times to see our Edgefield friends, and will sell the
Best Goods at the Lowest Market Prices.
Augusta, Feb 5 tf 7
insurance lotice.
-1-0
THE Undersigned having established his office at Edgefield, as General
Agent for the Cotton States Life Insurance Company,
invites 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 recent meeting passed 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, ccnt-Hbute to the enrichment of those sections,
whilst our own South is greatly in- nee i of cash capital to prosecute success
fully our Agricultural and Mechanical enterprizes ; it is ordered, that for
the purpose of retaining these sums in our midst, hereafter a certain pro
portion of the net cash, receipts from premiums, amounting to not more, than
70 per cent, of the sanie be invested in such manner as may be in accord
ance with the regulations of the Company, in those sections from which the
said premiums are attained."
(Signed) WM. B. JOHNSON, Prea't.
GEOBOE 8. O'BEAB, Seo'ry.
In accordance with the above Besolution . Board of Advisory Trustees
has been regularly organized at Edgefield C. H., S. C., with the following
Officers, vis:
Maj. W. T..GABY, President. . . .
Capt, B. 0. BBYA?T, Vice President,
ft. 0. SAMS, Esq., Secretary.
. ThiB Board i?'nOw prepared to transact business, and- invest the funds of]
the Company agreeable to the prescribed regulations. . v ?
The financial strength of the Company places it in high rank. Its last
Annaal Statement shows that the Company pos??ss, besides its large Guar
antee, $1-70 for every &L00 of its liability. .
M.- --.^M.iW. A?KEY, General Agent? ?
I June 21, If 7
FIFTEENTH year opel? Oct ?fe.
Tuition 820 a Session.. Board 1115 per
monta, including 'Fuel and wishing.
Bend for a Catalogue.. ,. . *jjgf
J. L BONNFR t
Aug. 26
x**8t
Due WcsCSiC; r
-I
MEDICAL COLLEGE:
. OF THE;' -V"
State ofSouib ?ar?llha
. ' ? . AT. . ' ' - -
npHE Fifty-fifth . Session w?l b:gin ob
i the 15th of.October, and terminate
bl? the Faculty tn gay that the Cr tNicAi.
at the South.-.. 7, Tat- '
i ltoviewofthelmpaver?R0^*c??dlt?o^
of the Stale; and the Bcnetfe?iry 6cholar
skips created by Bomhof the Schools st
the South and West, ?u
only Bufflcient to meet ?urrejnrea?L_
of the Institution. . -v. c-> w ;.
Board can be obtained in Charil ?tdn at.
as reasonable rates aa in any hu?;? city, .
Circulars sent upon application, to
E. AVKINXOCH. M, D.,
t- .^?eanirf-WB
: Septos; eow8t
C. H. Pjaimir, " P. $&,sxstTst.!
J
\ y
MAKE LiberaT Advances cn Consign
ments of COTTON. Buy and Seil Con-,
tracts for future delivery In thia market,
.or New- York. Keep constantly on hand
a largo assortment of BAGGING and
TIES. Agentafor me celebrated*. y^hU
Win?hip Colton ?ia.
Augusta, Septr^ ( 8?p044
COTTON xAviur
ATTG?8TA, OA.
Augusta Constitutionalist
THE Subscriber, bsa accepted the
Agency at this place for the above
first class journal-and will be pleased
to receive new sabeeribsts and renawals
of subscription on expiration. Prompt
attention gjven.to all cash, orders. _^?^?
L.'TL MCCULLOUGH;
. At Advertiser Officer ?
Avg?.-:.<.vrf . Mm. ... 88
=3-?--<
DOGES/
Sash & Blinds,
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS.
Stair Fixtures, Builders' ?j
Furnishing Hardware, .Drain
Pipe^Floor Tiles, Wire Gnsrds,
Terra : Cotta Ware, TOarW? "
Slate Mantle Pieces.
wm
Window G?ass a Speciality,
White Pine Lumber for Sale.
Circulars and Trice Litte sent
free on application, by -
P.:'P. TOALE,
20 Hayne and 83 Pinckney st*.,
. Charleston, S. C. .
Oct2 iy 41
MS
mt
P ? 1ST N'S
o
..ir. -
B0 ??Q??E?
V
0
L
COLOGNE
; a -.
. 's
ls th? acknowledged BEST, and at the
same, time the CHEAPEST, .
, Toilet Perfume
Ever introduced in Edgefield. Every
body likes it/ and Its popularity is
daily increasing. "
PENN'S BOUQUET. COLOGNE- is
prepared with the greatest care from the
purest Oils and Extracts by V..B. PENN
-i\a? for sale at the Drug Store of
CJ-. L. & SOU'.
Mar 19 tf 18
Ti
GRIFFD' & Bl
HE Undersigned have formed a
^Partnership in the Practice of Law
in Edgefield County.; 1 'i
S. B. GRIFFIN,
M. C. BUTLER.
Feb 10 - ? tf ? 8
SAMS & CARWILE,
PINE HOUSE DEPOT, '
ALNNOUNCE to the public that they
are now opening a fine Stock of GRO
CERIES and PLANTATION GOODS,
which they wiU sell at tho lowest rates*
?Si- Examine our Goods and Prices
before buying elsewhere;
Pine House, Mar. 5, tf ll
W. H. SHAFFER,
Dentist,
E D G K F I E L D, S. C., .
Oflice, at Mimi' Photograph Gallery.
'Aug 18' ? ;tf
New. 3Liaw Firm.
JOHN E. BACON. . TH os. J. ADAMS
BAC OT! <fc ADATJS.
Attorneys at Law,
Will Practice in the Courts of the State,
and United States Courts Tor South Caro
lina, j % .r X? ? - ~>
Former Office of Carroll <k Bacon and
Bacon <fe Butler.
Jan 18,1872. - tf 6
_:_,-;-1- , '._
M. L. BONHAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICI
TOR IN EQUITY.
Office; Law. Range.
; Edgefield, S. C.
May 28 tf., '? \%..
School Commissioner's Office,
EDGEFIELD C H., S. C.,
Sept. 15, mn*'*
?\T0TICE is hereby given that the pife
ll lie Schools in Edgefieli
bc opened for the next Sd
from and siter toe 15th *
next, and continu? open
of December following,
be. resumed on th e 15th
of next year, and continue i
fund provided ibr ,?e?&'?
warrant.
All Certificate? to 7>5*
?ear are revoked. 5%*
e issued for next yeer. 1 -
beortmon et?lfoadaj and Oarnrtto
for the transaction ?? any business per*
.8.- ais* a"
12
Just Eeceited,
BOXES
1 Tub Goshen
Sept 17