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9B?K99 pVERTISER. ndkig Editor, |t Abandoned, Brazen, >?t:s. XJablushiag, >--rot?. Vulgar, ?which has been on frot the frauds com Carolina by public I* vs Of the Legislature I''.t years, have ruado Ii is impossible for thc pncoive "of anything flshonest than the pro ! sons 0? Relia!, /a a. \>H of x?vtlmg these cor -~-*k>e. enormous ? ".<.....; .v.;Tb jV^CQ^tiunca stea" i ::if)ft-b4ic:gf>rs, seaUj Si ocrt by ccrt^p .::..-> ; uu? Lho woad jr is 'co's carnival could have solon.? in a decent land Ho.. ever when we re peal venom of the North lj military tyranny : remains no great wonder ?.tish fte Report in full this Pat qa & fcwsly Look ?n h put on a '''.).> ely look" iii"; yic&?d' to Lho - :-"r W/Jhhiijj, bas 5 "> from tho advanced nCni/tautinople, and han de ?i?inf;iiu an attitude which il (,-?o peace conditions. It 2?d it: au early assembling H&h'grcss. Eng?aud and '/?i:'. their respective posi h^4Kt?:don of tho Congress, ihat-peaoo negotiations will in fow days bt-tweeu Rus ;. It dues appear that ?ernii?'od attitude hus had Wc bayestrebg hopes that byro will Un' panerai peace Ci-ior hag pardoned L. i.';y Esee'lcccy's nc iost .'tiidvorsal np renounced Pct as successor to in au Italian and ability, and mb niau of rommittee of -mt -chieftain > great cam Committee Monday next, -first step in the it campaign of laraestiy requests be in attendance. ti)-, jeeess ia honor -, 'ibero io little to enr?mele; The ?ensent of the :u yesterday '?tr.o bench of ?i aghin become what ar. b?nor io our Stat prii!<> to cur pcot???i 'iind?rjtbe impKfsfion k?k not in full sympathy Kile party, because he . under a Radical admiu .?in; mistaken * i a thia, as iujcn^mpromi.-jing Dem ias bei n tho least ta'mt jtD--lJie J^hi' uigai'g by his vetoing the 1! tho Governor hn check ou thc-legislu ??i'??iivcs which isfre 11 .'; ited, and hasty, the chain-gang bill the bloody rneas jaui^ w 13 ich prov id es rtirgiary, arson, and death j>hou?A s. afc Ti tight? rallen: t? ls said to bo now p.iiic&s'jut^jstin New [n?bt foro leaving tho ho bas contributed ;.. "flowed mather )\\ wiro and or ^ jewelry; valua ??eds Ot which Lwcek or tv? o ?ow York re ta from C. C pm county : f-jsc;. Ho h'lS Employ do reward and A i,- .. mbiy don't fcfl think the mem phem, .aro after tho Too much time >ubliedej?t business, te-h?tet wait for tba p$oh. Trao, hut all . i-.. -.-o boon disponed |?ort carno in adopt \SerUihei. . f Mississippi, ' Two Marted 3?en of the House of Rep resentatives, Oue of Whom ts Capt* I James Calli-ou, of Er?getleM. Cien. ?emphill, ot' tho Abbeville ?e drmu, a leading member of tbe House of ? Representatives, .writes very valuable letters from Columbia to his^paper. In bii latest letter we, find tho following de served tributo to Capt. James Callison, of Edge?eld : As yon enter the bar of the House at I t*te middle aisle you will find the first I s?ts occupied by two men wbo are pe culiarly representatives of the people und I bring them in here because of their effective opposition to all the phosphate billi; introduced looking to monopolies. On tiie tight ia Colonel E. S. Allen, ol' Spartanburff, who always speaks at the light'timc-never unless, ho has some thing to say that should be said, and al wavy quits sn eaking when he gets through Ho is a foe to-all monopolies, rings, cliques and combinations, and tho advocate of ix?rcnchm?o? and low taxes. Colonel Allen bas ltceived a number of letters Vi-.T.i the " workingmen" of Charleston, ; : ; .iking him for bis manly opposition j to ibu phosphate bills recently introduo; j ed iu tha House. His constituents are equally} complimentary to him for thc s'aiid he took a^aiust the University. ~ On/the left is Captain Callisqhof.^dRe |?:'iei<?," who na* utad? qoitu a reputation as au orator and debater. Ile is a'man of thought and is well informed upon all questions of public concern. His speech on the University bill was full of ant il lustrations and solid argument. He is au anti monopolist and vigorously op posed the grautiug of exclusive privileges to the phosphate companies The bill to "prevent unjust discriminations in freight," etc., would probably have been killed bad not the gal huit Captain brought Up hie reserves. When it was argued that the railroads might turu their "capi tal" against the Democratic? party in tho hoxt election and od the ground Of "poli cy'' wo Hhould do nothing now, ibo Cab? taiu met the i?.>u? Squarely. He ?Aid : " poli ev ia weak, ?l?-kiy, crouching u?d atw&ya afraid; hu? principie 1? like a towering giant und o .vi conies every thing by the great focal light of truth and jus-, tice." / Hon. M. C. Butler bas introduced in tito United States Senate a bill ab#l ishing tlie tax on banks;. It is thought ? lint this is the most direct and pntcacal pl; ii by which th? county can bereaved of i is embarrassed financial condition. While iu uiver o? freo bauking, ^ouator Butler will vote against tho silver bill, and tho repeal of the resumption act. For the Advertiser/" Primary Election^ EDITORS AnvimTisEit: Your editorial of a recent date on this/subject, was copied approvingly' by the Charleston Jownai bf C'oiiu.-tercc, and iudced by al tera Ls for the Executive Committee of tho County to appoint a elay for the elec tibo, and the candidates for nomination agree upon m:;negers to conduct the voting, which is hy ballot, just'as tho regular elections arc held. Tho voting is conducted just as the regular elections are, except that ??ersons belonging to the opposite party are not allowed to vote." Thc vote- being then and there, at the closing of tho polis, counted by three fair aud impartial managers, and the re subs aggregated at the County seat, fairly ."i'1 .inpartially, will afford tho most sat isfactory expression of the popular will ?s to who shall be the candidate or enn iidates of ?h.? 7>.->:yo?*-!>ti.'- p:nty, ami ike which none can object, VOTER. Our Judges. The Hon. Bi C. PressTey, who was heeled Judge cf tbs First Circuit, is a [nan of more than local reputation. He .hnown throughout the State, as a man the most eminent purity of chancer, of the highest type of the Christian \tleman. A sound lawyer; a vigorous ha io < i.-:ir.i-nt?\ fit for the bi?hj noa to which Le has been called.% He i Sooth .Cfltrolisiaa of -thc old tyrie, ?nd?W f. weir the Judicial ermi?e witn honorer 'liniself atjd his country. A. P. Aldrich cLlhfeSccondj: 'tfafc-fij--. ' ^L?*-rr?*RT?nwho ? driven froni-ojicej^f the dark days of 5oufh Carolina. His hands have' never i-eon. stained by anything dishonorable or auspicious. and ht3 restoration to the french, ia only what be deserved, and ividonces a just appreciation of the true Jarclinian. Ak io Judge A. J. Shaw, of the Third Circuit, it is needless for us to speak, for leis too well known to our readers,.to ?quire anything ai, our hands. Wc will .ay, however, that lucre is no min who .voarj the c-rmine more worthily than bc. [fis ability asa J'idge, is unquestioned, vhiie his character ia of thc highest type -a man above rep*- -.cb. His unanimous e-elcctibh was tap clearest evie'.-ncc ol' rf?ri?ipjrti.-i administration of thc laws, ?uch a niau as this ia an honor to any :ourrtry. Hon. J. ll. Hudson, of Marlboro', who ?vas elected lo the Fourth Circuit, ?* a eadine lawyer of that Ch.ui'l-a man ol iigh character, linc h-gal ability, and an earnest worker-bei".g as weare informed, ,vhat is termed, a ...*lf-made man. The jeople of the Fourth "ircuit, have a good ?uc!?-; ia the person of Col. Hudson. Judge T. J. Mackey, of the Sixth Cir :uit, was re-elected in obedience to the ,v:shes of the people of his Circuit. Jndge 'T J', hey, is an astute lawyer and a fearless 1 rc The almost national reputation ot Mackey, readers it entirely unnects . u^ Iq ?fft ?uything :uurc. i. Thoa, i&ornson; of Abbeville, ivho baa beer, elevated lo the Bc-nch oa'the Eight Circjit, is of the ablest lawyers :i the up-country-rjuiet and unobtrusive u manuer-of a high order of intellect, aiglr Christian character, J uduc Thom - j: * -.viii preserve thc ermine unspotted, md restore lo the Bench of the Eighth .'ireuit, thc dignity and honor of Caro lina's palmy days. The Governor vetoed the chain-gar? jil!, bc-caufe it waa not properly worded. Let the new bill be introduced at the next session. . ' Tho fourteenth annual session of the South Carolina A. M. E. Conference was recently held afc Georgetown. Two hun - dred ministers were present. A writer in the Newberry Neu-s wants Lo abolish thc Sta-.e Government. Judge Kershaw is holding Court in Spartanburg 'his week. Over, in Kershaw last week a little daughter of Mr. John Pteynolds, of the Antioch neighborhood, met with a norri ble death ; it was the old story, tho little ono kit alono near a fire by its mother; when she returned the child a cloth'--* wer? cor "med, hair burnt olf and both eye.-; d?svi./ycd; death econ followed. Rock Hill, York County, must be a p?ate of considerable trade, judging from ii e J'i-.ct t! it SI sacks of coffee were re ceived nt that place last week on ene train, 6$;o? them being for two of tho leading firms in town. Militia officers are created a3 if l y ma ,-'/.-. South Carolina hus been famous for having very few men with the prefix r? Vit. io their names. There are more yeC?fftls, Colonels, Majors and Captains m this State than privates by all odds. Tho county commissioners of Newberry have purchased a safe for their oounty Treasurer, costing $300. Senator Butler paired with Patterson on the silver bill. Senator Butler wanted mers gold, aud Patterson wanted more silver-or anything eke he could lay his hacel? OH.- Winnsooro News. ? Col. P. Wyatt Aiken haa- been having/ a tiwi*-tim? m-Congress^concer'ning'the' WcsvPoint'. appropriations, .and;extraara-?-.j ?aut;i-?.' uiagcmeat. Thc-Yankees think '{i ptcsuti'i-tiou.iV.r a Southern mau to say ??a?rs.. ? J Governor Bampton has informed the-; legislature that he dco3 not want bis - increased. CODIFYING THE Ii A WS. Judge Bacon Nominated as One of the Commission. From the Register. COLUMBIA,.February ld, 1878. The 'name of John E. Ba rn, Esq., of Columbia, hai been mentioned in connec tion with the above - subject by some of tho ablest lawyers in the State, and also by the Richland delegation. *As the public offices, archives and "pa pers, to which recourse must be constant ly had in copying the laws, are located at Columbia, it would neem that, one of the commissioners shou.? reside here. We know of no one more capacitated for the * place than Judge Bacon. He is not only a sound practical lawyer, but a gentleman of fine attainments and unex ceptionable habits. COLUMBIA, CHARLESTON AND AIKEN. And concerning this matter, the Register speaks editorially as follows: " The suggestion that ont of the com missioners to codify the laws should re side in Colombia, contained in the article ei..;orsing Judge Bacon, seems to be rea sonable and practical. Columbia being ? ijbe capital of the State^and the original rapers, archives and oihcesv' being located iuue, st appears that some one of the ; corarnvJonerp would be of great service bei e. We express this opinion, of course, without disparagement of the claims of any other candidate, and simply because th? ?dea seems to look to the public weal." -.-.<!>...---. AVPLEA FOR PARDON.-The Columbia correspondent of the Charleston News and Courier gives the following : .Puring tho session cf thc Senate, Mrs. Carpenter, the wife of U Cass Carpenter, appeir?d upo:, the licor of the ?Jra&t? and hud circulated* among th? mamb?rs a p?tw t/bn, addressed/ to tbs governor, praying foi tho pardon of ber.hu?band, who ia now /confinea in the jail at this place. The petition sets fcrth that the prisoner has already suffered sufficient punishment ; that, he is in very bad health, and that his family, consisting of his. wife end three helpless children, are utterly dependent on him for support. The unfortunate, lady and devoted wife-herself an invalid excited general sympathy by her evident distress and quiet, lady like manner in the discharge ol her painful, affectionate duty, and, to their everlasting credit be it said, not one ix" the honorable gentlemen com posing fie Senate cf South Carolina turned a deaf ear to her mute appeal for relief. She placed the paper, on which her hap Siuess and that of her husband an ' dni ren depends, in the hands of Senator Gary, who soon returned tb her the peti tion bearing the signature of -.* lectly cbarmirigT Tli?re waTT?ts of this sort of banking done during the war. Every little town had its own money and wo remember how Mr. Hawthorn, of Due "West, now dead and gone to his reward, hsuf-d thirty dollars worth of shin plasters of the denomination of ten cents and what a luxury it was to have even this sort of money about ontr's clothes The bills were printed on white paper in blue ink and had the picture of a palmetto tree on their face. Let's have lrec banking by all means. Ils a great thing to be amoney lendc-r-and this country needs lots of them.-Abbeville Medium. A farmer told u.s the other day that ha would not be without Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup if it cost live dollars a bottle. *lt ronfiJ: lw?-:?.?.'or>'!er/"ul rcnjH^ - HYMENEAL. MARRIED, on tho 21st inst, by Dr. W. H. Timmormau, Mr. JOHN HOLSON BAKB and Miss VIRGINIA THo MAS, all of Edgeiield County. MARRIED, on Sunday morning tho 17th* inst., at the residence of th9 bride's fath er) by Rev. J. P. Bndie, Mr^Ot?R??T CURLEY and Miss MAXpM?T; CLEGjS. J? o? Edge-field: ?i?ST ?' ^MARRIED, or^^?Ttn [Inst., byV- ?\ yr ^w^vtiTjOuxftcM A NUS Lita" *USB SALLIE HOLLINGSWORTH Jill \ Edgeiield, MARRIED, on tho ?th inst., at tho resi dence of the bride's mother, by Rev. x. Burton, .Air. IL P. HOLSTEIN ami Miss KATE S. RAMSAY, both of thia County. ?&r Tho Aiken Courio.r-Jov.rnal will please copy. PRICES KEDUOEDT STANDARD SAME AS HERETOFORE. Frices in ?Augusta,. Ga.: Pendleton's Aiiimouiatoti Super phosphate. Cash, per lou, 2,000 lbs., $48 00 " B, 45 CO Time Price, Cotton option, 15c. for Middling Cotton, 75 00 Thno Price; Cotton option. Mo. for Middling Cotton, R, 72 00 j Pentileto&'s Phosphate for Cora- ' posting. '"*.isb, per ton. 2.000 lbs . $38 00 Time Price, Cotton option, l?e. for Middling-Cotton, 00 00: Acid Phosphate, 56 00 Lorentz & Rutter's Anunouiutcd Soluble Phosphate. Cash, per ion, 2,000 lbs, 615 Q0 j Time Pr cv, Cotton option, 18JC. for Mi?jjl?lg Cotton, MM k A??d Phosphate, Cash; per ton, 2.000 lbs., $S3 00 Timo Price, Cotton option, 13?c. for Middling Cotton, 42 00 BEALL, SPEARS & CO. COTTON FACTOKS, 155 Reynolds St., Augusta, Ga., Agt's Fob. 27, 1S78._2mll New Shoes! AT THE lUGlWlOfi HOiiii OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL. w E are receiving daily ALL QUAL ITIES, aud will sell them at Low Price?. Call and seo our Stock. ?V. S. ROYAL. _F?b._271,.ft73_Imll ??W~MARBLE WORKS ! m , . i. HE undersigned would respectfully ann- once to tho citizens of Edgefield and adjoining Countien, that he is prepared to-Tn&rish at .short notice, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, ' HEAD STONES, SLABS, &c. Will carefully Box and deliver at De pot without extra charge You will lind it to your interest to call ou me. P. REYNOLDS, Corner Campbell and Tcifalr sts., (One Square from Union Depot), Feb. 27,1878. AUGUSTA, GA. Fresh Bread, BAKED eyery evening, will be kept regularly hereafter at the Post Of fice. L. R. TILLMAN. Feb.i27? 1S7.V . * \ Fishing;, Tackle! AS Spring-approaches, we resgectfully .invito tlio attention bf Fishermen to our spleudid stock of dishing Tackle HOOKS, LINES, CORKS, dtf., Ac G. JJ. PENS><fc BON. Feb. 27,1875. . \ tf U ROB'T. WALTON. J. A, A, CLARK. WALTON &C ARK, GROCERS AND COMMISSION IRJH?NTS, 302 Broad St., Aug sta ) * , HAVE as usual at this season, a full Stock ?.f G" I ,RAL GROCERIES, which they arc offering at LOWEST Market L rioe ! ^ey have also SOO TCX, ' Patapsco Guano, Grangefeure u'r? 'idPhosphate. -?:_ ?| ZWi?eut. G. B. B?irton, of Ed<,.f?ele1"/ uatilf with us, and will be happy to serve his friends. """^a WALTON i CLARK, Feb. 27,1878. [3mllJ 302 Broadj i.. A?g?sta, Ga. < *S. W. REYNOLDS. GEO. G. REYNOLDS. 1 SI -DEALERS' -JTSr 3 A ^ ? ' TTS; SASH, !;< PAINTS, DOORS, #?S, BLINDS, PtTr ^ LOOKS, SHIITE LEAD, HI WES, i??l?'lPi SCREWS, MAKljE^S, :c, 'OF ALL KINDS' * : Ware-Rooms: No. 43 ia?ksoj ^>eet. 0^Write for Prices. [feb27-lyll] j - /| AUGUSTA, GA. N. W. BROOKER, TRIAL JUSTICE, P. O.: RIDGE SPRING, Will give prompt attention to business. N; W. BROOKER, Fire Insurance Agent, Notice. "VTOi ?JS is ne ?by given that Jesse .LY /.mmermai. Adm'or. of W. P. Dorn. d(vo"'i , lr.ts applied to L. Chailton, JudgL of F .-ibi^'Court in and for the C?uut- of .i'1 ,t ti ijd, for a /mal discbargo as such Adi . r '.-ator. leis order ; -ye the 18th day of March A. p. IS'?., lt '"k^for a hearing of pe tition ai 1 nnai -?cilemen?-of said Estate. I , -y?i r-riARLTON, J. P. C. Feb. v . 4tl0 iTStfh*. . ' . d^'.Vj" ?t? \] ? ? 1878, the nn a final settle ment , : ti Ufo the hi- ot . i Addy leceasji . ', a of th? i ul sa thcr i : Attv' _Fel z. w. vi Eiheredge, in : irdian. Gooree iy for a discharge 11 dian from fur ird. ;US<feFOLK, L'lx'ors, . '-. M. Addv, dee'd. 418 ?Ol?Vfi T:. 8sa A Vi and ?AT. CARWir.E. ANCE & SON, ; ... ? c? _j< jj: it' this Office, .i RISKS at tlio ? at our Office jyC i me inc Ho on am' ince inc-. ? Go in . mo lor,., Val ' ... - {Yr for I J>i] on st : In H'r5 : SA-LE&? t?2 of Gfl ar> . ' and i tt wak ..!.: .y Solicited ;.ascd a Largo lectod Stock t quality, wo > our patrons following, at lieh wo shall ON, MEAL, -5 Y RUP, 30DS, -Ul? n-t pend] By Fob'. Pl Di . and WINES . ?uiy ever brought _ jflerod at pricoi? uni buyer* I ??SO.V, Aj?'t., uLnstoo, S. C. 3m6 J fl. V.r.l 1airR< OUNTY. youri. Bm hi ., . Judge of Pro ... ?, .. . .i [i-i ?Joli uy. . .. William Crooker, .? U rah Polatty, Ophelia . . on and Nancy Fri -I. Erecting: .i .. required to appear at Lb ' ' tato, to be holden at E.:-r: .>r Edgelield County, . :.. di . April next, and to you can, why the p.;- . . ?i >n th& petition. a ?<[ Eonjamin Crooker, ad Hiern James B. Jones, ini^ nay uiw in said Court, con sisting of ono House and Lot of Land in tho Town of Edgetield, containing 18 Acres, moro or less, bounded by lauds of Mrs. Lucy Tompkins, Mrs. Mary Till man and others, should not be sold and the proceeds divided betweon John A. Crooker, William Crooker. JohnCorley, Sarah Polatty, Ophelia Shcaly, Emma Green and Nancy Friday, Rebecca Crook er and Benjamin Crooker, according to theafatute of distribution of this State in such oases made and provided. Give under my Hand and Seal at my office at Edgelield C. H., S. C., February 16th, 1878. L. CHARLTON, J. P. C., E. 0. Feb. 18, 1878. _ ?tlQ Sheriff's Sale STA TE OF SO UTE CA BOL ?NA EDGEFIELD COUNTY. Uenrv L. Hill, Assignee, vs. J. M. Har rison and C. A. Harrison -Execution. BY virtue of an Elocution to mo di rected in tho above stated case, I will proceed to sell at Edgelield C. H., on the first Monday in March next, the following property, to wit: One Tract of Land, containing Three Hundred Acres, more or less adjoining htnds of John RRins?brd, B. T."Minis, J. A. Devore, C. L. Burkhaltor and other?. Terms cufth. Title* extra. JOHN T. GASTON, S. E. C. Feb. ll, 1878 _4te9 Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, - EDGEFIELD COUNTY. Warren, Wallaco & Co., vs. Stanmore Watson.-Aicccz/??oJi.v BY virtue of an Execution to mc di rected in the above sUit*d causo, I will nrtfceed to sell at Fdgofiold C. H., on the first Monday in March next, tho following property, to wit: Ono Tractof Land, containing Eighteen Hundred Acres, more or le>s, adjoining lands of R. B. Watson, J. O.'Watson, A. B. Watson, Manchester Padgett and oth ers. Terms cash. Titles extra. J.T.GASTON, S.E. C. Feb. ll, 1878, . 4te 0 Law Notice. GARY & GARY. BY or<i<ir of Probato Ooiuj/.sald Coun ty, I wiH scLUat. -j. ubl outcry, at j Edgetield C.. H., o",thc lUJMpnday. in C\ EN. M. W.'' GARY ?nd Mai. ER-'l^Marcb ni EXE. WHJE ooivod of H. j at Rid] burne< 1878. a Heve t au inc Now Gover in ord made, tors bt ward O: for th< Jad ir In i set m us bund, pendr By t Feb. ' ST Wi ceive cious field . Decei Y"AN FJET FIE N? . Gov in o the hon rfeJ? (ail1 WI r SO Hr ? I. ' JOLINA, ) CHAMBER, \ j'eb. 20, 1878. J represented to : tn er outbuil ci to, near Pine was burned , A. D. 1878. 9 work of an Sufragc?have Ute ; le Hampton, Uth Carolina, ries may be or perpetra . by offer a re iyjirtJULiuiy ti or persons Wemito pd, atCo K Februa h tlm-rrar tli? Indo ? America, ?venior. ate. 3?1 3N. .INA, ) ^0, 1878. j been ro th e Store imehnan n ty, was / ry, A. D. Ml to be .. fired byj Jamptoni . Carolin ai s may bil perpotn/ ' oller a rr ? LARS, / ivery'ina/y i or pershs - fr .ve hpreiito Great ?al lxed, atpo . of Fobpa in tho ?ne d' tho Jj|le iof Amejca. Governff. Stato. tx* Kl COLINA' ) P?BTMSM \ ?eb. u; Pis. J has beo?re thal an j:ro ttcd in Bge .he 22dd> of I on the bov ol EER?E /IN ^IERCEVIN Lif^: / ado Ha/ptcr,, -rmth Ciolina, ' bo dob and vindk-ald, do ?OLLRS *<?>'>%% oif?V?ny ??fl JERCE havqjbrounto ?io (pat Seal .Hixa, at Co lay OFebrua f ii the one ?fho Inde es?America. ?, Cvornor. id Bl/e 8tl0 Moll. " .??Jrt, all Tlio \>-l?ctea choses VJT NEST G?RY'hav? Wis dav fofmed - in action;.b?longtnfewtho1itQi?lof Johri a partnership for -tho practico ?if law. in-iB. Timnterniau, df!oV|?^.OannU'Jmlg> ,ihe Courts of this State.Jijiclof th^ U.'a ; ments-a list of whWV nc scon at the Courts; uiitTdr 'tlio' naiuo' "and style 'bf , office of J. L. Addison^ ?i. j GARY <fe*G ARY. . Prompt attontiorfRtv- TerUis ?ash.; ? "i. . 'en to collecting of monev. dem ands. .['. TILMAN .p?MNGb, M. W. GARY. ER? EST GARY. ? Ad'or. Est. Jno. B. Tiffijorman, dee'd. J. H. CHEATHAM'S BARGAIN ? COUITiRS ! 1 J WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE 4 6th Day of April! THE GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered in Edgefield, cab be ob tained from these Counters. Remember, when the Cash is not paid, regular prices will be charged. Feb. 19,1878. lylO J. M. WISE. S. H. HANGET r~ 9 T^iEisTTonsr, s. c. WE have on hand and are receiving daily) GROCERIES-at lowest prices, / SYRUP, MOLASSES, MEAL, FLOUR,'Ac., all the very best goods, BOLOGNA SAUSAGES, BEEF TONGUES, [County. The largest stock of SHOES, at the lowest prices, of anv house in the SADDLES, BRIDLES. SADDLE BLANKETS, Full stock of HARDWARE, CROCKERY WARE and .TIN WARE. Persona wanting Furnitura wi/1 save freight by buying from us, A full supply always on hand. . / Gr T/L a, xi o 2 We are Agents for the celeb/ated DELEON Fertilizer. Pereons wanting a First-class Fertilizer will dowell to call on us before purchasing elsewhere. / WISE & MANGET, Ag'ts., Feb. 12,1878. 3m9] / TRENTON, S. C, GEJYERrflTGVrfJYO AGENCY. O. M. ST^NE & CO., Augusta, Ga., OFFER the following F/st-Class Fertilizers, prepared by Messrs. BALDWIN <fe Co., from Pure Anima Bone: DeLeonV Complete Cotton Fertilizer ! ' * LYSIS FOB. 1878. - -- '".?"_ * * . . A . S Nh . . tr! '.. i.?-> . .f?:.:.. .. ir??. : KC . ri ' '-i'.tvv^it uoNy* - _---? Mj ?tt vom? We represent mriufucturerB who keep their different brands of Fertilizers up to the very highest s?bdard. Freight paid tc Planter's Depot. Cotton received at Planter's Depot, ^nd for complete Circulars, Prices, ?fee. [Fob. 12, ly9 j ?l W. HENRY BEGS to intfrn his friends that he has begun business on his own account in the Store ftely occupied by A. C. Force, JVO. 258 Broad St., Augusta, Ga., where he nfl always keep on hand a First-Class Stock of DOMESTIC BOOTS antiSHOES, for Plantation use, and a superior Stock of Ladies', Gentlemen! and Misses SHOES, BOOTS, SLIPPERS, etc., which he will sell at the .West living pric?, foricash. i ??*Pos'ively, NO SHODDY WORK dealt in. L It givefne pleasure to be able to refer to the following named gentlemen : GenjM- C. BUTLER, Mr. JOE. MI^AIWETHER, Mrii I Drj?UG -,^p^ta, 6 ' ' ft H/S just fitted up and . .-penen ? ?.?.. prepped to do all kinds of CLOCK, WATCH -t?.~ -ond^uarantces tho best of work. ? fat Refers, by permission, to Capt. Clint. Ward.-S3$. Feb. 12,1878. Iy9 Tiie Big Guano Establishment I OP EDGEFIELD CO-, S. C. ?t At Johnston, S. C., is the Agent tor /HAUAMA s OL L'ISLE GUANO, Manufactured by Walton, Whann & Co., Kilmington, Del. LWILCOX, GIBBS ?St CO'S. MANIPULATED GUANO. r W. L. BRADLEY'S STANDARD FERTILIZERS, Medal awarded at Phila' B D SEA FOWL GUANO, BRADLEY'S A MM.0 NI ATE D DISSOLVED BONES, C. C. COE'S SUPEK-PHOSPHATE.-Standardguarauteed equal if not superior to any offered. SOLUBLE NAVASSA GUANO, an established favorite wherever known. NAVASSA ACID PHOSPHATE. Also tho celebrated WANDO GUANO and ACID. ^S^Cotton Option for all at 15c, delivered at Planter's nearest Depot.-tE^ W. G. KEKNAGHAIV, Fob. 6,187S. 2m8] JOHNSTON,^. C. AUGUSTA, OA EDWARD MURPHY, Sole Proprietor. Feb. 5,1878. 2m8 COMMERCIAL BANK, Of AUGUSTA. GA. PAID UP CAPITAL, $900,000. W. T. WHELESS, Prea't. jr. C. F.1RGO, Cashier. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS! Interior Merchants and Planters having no secure place for depositing Money, can remit to us by Express or drafts. We will issue certificates of depo?it, or placeTunds to th.e credit of persons who may desire to draw at pleasure. [Feb. 6, 1878. Gt8 FROM 1492 TO 1878 ! :o: Shooting C3r?tll?r,yf In Rear of thc Bonanza. flAS or^m?dnEeB??^ ever" brought to Edgefield. CINCINNATI BEER, on draught, SEVEN YEAR OLD RYE WHISKEY, FRENCH BRANDY, 'for Medicinal purposes, ? . CHAMPAGNE APPLE CIDER, And in fact he can give you anything in the way of a DRINK known to man. L. R. S. ANDERSON, G. S. Edgefield, S. C., Jan. 30,1878: tf20 "J 3 caimcr*'Bxoad-ltuVf(Unhin^^ ?*.,-- Ki-. -J. ?. V. .! . ? '?? ! sh r\?d : t??? ' ?ud . H isa .lid Byk H AS'beW'thbrougblr'Reno.? Newly. Edr.ws'bedv: The.. Offi?eiof the' Hotel w?l:b?- open ai-urifl? ' tha>n>s?htmaxid.i guests will be oeived, or called at any'hour. .RATES. OF - B0ARD,i$3?00 perday. ?m8 W. M. MOORE, Prop'r, Wu. H. WABBEX. JKO..W. "WALLACE, WARREN, WALL] COTTON FACTORS AND GUA ! 155 and 157 Reynolds St, Ai --:o: WE offer again this season to the Planters of E . . lowing CELEBRATED FER! OBER S " A A" PHOSPHO PE OBER S AMMONIATED SUP! W. W. & CO S. ACID PHOSPHx fi K Wt THB?OTTON i WITH or WITOUT COTTON OPTION, at pi ?CQnside?nf}merit. ?.'.?. .'. .-'M'.. EVERT'BRAND Q-UARA^T^^ UP TO'ST For Circulars, giving Analysis, Prices, Certifi Agents or to ourselves at Augusta, Ga. Feb. 5, 1878. WARREN. WA AT H Wo. 1. fairview S TTG4-:: Has just opened a Select Stot ' DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, SHOES an " BACON, LARD, HAMS, FLOUR, MEAL, K MOLASSES, COFFEE, TEA, SOAP, STAR? . CANNED GOODS, HARDWARE, TIN WA Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO, CIGARS. & TOGETHER WITH A CHOICE L iJlGiTJOT^S, BEE And everything else in" the way of a go .T'S fr-sa? T1 ? XT'* n-n? y ? om jnr. C. ll? 7" JJ*<?fir SI peet, Align* r -ARE SELLING CROCKERY, CHINA, GI HOUSE FURNISHING At Lower Prices than ever before sold in Au( can be bought in New York or elsewhere. Write for Price List.. GoodB carefully E. D.JSF f Jan; 30, 18?8. 3m7] 258 Rroat; t, BEST ; UALITY RDWARE aniL TUR AL IMPLEMENTS MOWERS and REAPERS. 5r ? 'Z i Cv :J ? . -lR?. i - a REMOVED TO No. I Warren Block, Au THE PLANTERS UNIO Continues the COTTON COMMISSION Bl Commission for Selling Cotton.. Storage per Day or Mouth... Drayage. CASU ORSfERS FOR GOODS PRC t&* We have secured the services of Mr. A. . and GEO. C. ROBINSON as-Scal&man. Feb. 6,1878. /3m8] F. V. fc c . ?F. P. db XJ- J". WHOLESALE G R O J PROPRIETORS ; CRESCENT FlOU ATTG-TTJgPI'A, Gr. ri Standard Brands Floor FANCY FAMILY, DOUBLE EXTRA, EXTRA Our Flour made, by the new process has no equai on hand fresh ground BOLTED MEAL, PE?RL GRITS, STOCK. MEA . FINE FEED, WHEATEN GRITS, GRAHAM 1 ? Send for Price List and New Process ^Circular, THE LOWR?Y wmm ipm A.ITGTJSTA.t* GA. . 'S still Manufacturing complote stocks of One and Two-I _L is determined not to bo undersold. Als* SPRING WAI of all kinds. For Prices apply by letter, oiinJ?cTon?*J w Corner Camjbolland Ellis fi ??r- 50,000 Feet Hard Lumber Wanfoi. 't? V?:. '.Ki TWEEDY S' MONUMENTAL Mi FANCY GOODS ESrABLIS." Large ?md Select .Stock of Fashiogcjle JBilUnei HHE L"vee?t-Stock of ZEPHYR Southo?ho Potomac, i. GERMANTOWN WO?L,.in nil colors, j m t?*.per, -nor mineo extra for Postage. Sewing Machte NLEDLEi ?^SCHM? ? NEEDLES, I -LRTin^? vivftety: SILjS^IL^?KEFC*.AJED5;PAl ieet-BL\CK; WHITE andCOtt?REC %ntsa%t .\ux et?orm^is-Stoelc.of NOTIQNStoo n?to?fcrok to mentior ii:- A?--?, Jan. 30, 1878, 3m7] Opposite Utral Hot