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TERMS: $2.50 per Annum, tfates of Advertising : Advertisements will be inserted at tb? rate of $1.50 per square (ten minion lines, or less) for the first insertion, and one dollar per square for each subsequent in sertion. A liberal discount will be made to those wishing to advertise by the year. OUR AGENTS : W. W. OWDOM, Chappells, S. C. W. H. YELDELL, Ijongmires. JOHN H. HUIET, Batesville. W. A. ODOM, Meeting Street. J. K. DURST, Kirkseys X Roads. E. B. FORREST, Mine Creek? TYRE ETIIEREDUE, Leesville, S. C. OR, J. B. ARNEY, Richards nville. J. E. COOK, Granitcville, S. C. Capt. G. W. NIXON, Woodlawn, S. O J. P. DTENDERSON, Woolley Tow? and Langley, ?. C. N. W. BROOKER. Ridge, S. C. S. C. CARTLEDOE, Rehoboth, S. C. LOCAL ITEMS. On Sunday morning next, the Rev. Mr. Hundley will preach m the Baptist Church. In the afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Leard will preach in the Methodist Church. In the forenoon Mr. Leard will be at Harmony. If our items are few and our columns not very systematic, we beg our friends to rememb<r that for many long weeks past we have been inexorably tied to the bed An obituary notice of young ^William Ryan, lately deceased, wa& handed us too late for publication this week. It shall appear in our next issue. The late cold and ice have caused such a delay in the Northern mails that we have failed to receive our weekly electro type. In our next issue, however, will appear a superb photograph of Brigadier General T. M. Logan, of South Carolina, now of Richmond, Ya., the youngest general of the Confederate Army, as well as one of the noblest and most distin guished. The free schools for Edgefield County -for 1S79-will open on the tirst Mon day in February. School Commissioner Eidson has gone to work with a vim, and gives every premise of proving himself a very ?effi cient officer. All of last week, and a por tion of this, has been consumed in the ex amination ol" teachers for], thc public schools, Ehjab Kecse, Esq., Col. W. H. Folk and Commissioner Eidson himself being,.the examiners. Ali teachers of the free schools holding certificates throughout the County, and all other persons desirous of teaching in said schools, can now apply at this place for examination. The salary of the Railroad Commis sioiicr is twenty-one hundred dollars a ye.ir, with twelve hundred for the hire of a clt-rk. The Act also gives him an office a', the Oapital of the State. The salary is raised by an.asg^ssment^on , the gross earnings ol tn"e railroads of the State His dutic3 are many, and tho Act pre scribing tin in is very long. The negro. Bill Calhoun, who was first arrested for assaulting and robbing Mrs Cominan and her mother on Christmas nihill, has made a full confession of his guilt, implicating as his confederate a ne gro named Ellis Coleman. The latter has been arrested, and also confessed. Both are now in our jail. Mr. and M ra. CD. Kennebrew, who J for more than a year past, have added so much to thc social pleasure of Johnston? have moved thence to Augusta. Are our citizens generally aware that a recent act of the Legislature enables them to lease convicts from the State Peniten tiary for farming purposes? In some of the up?ier. Counties this thing is being done quite extensively. Wc have not seen the Act, but take it for granted it contem plates that the convicts shall be securely guarded and ?(laced under proper re straint by the parties working them. Upon thc whole, however, we seriously doubt thc wisdom of the act. Col. Milledge L. Bonham, jr, severed his connection with the Ninety-Six Guar dian, which paper he edited with marked ability, and has made his home here, where he will puraue his profession-the law. We wish him a pleasant and profitable career. Col. Bonham and his amiable wife are acquisitions to the society of our city.-Newberry News. A recent act Ol I?? ZitgliSla-tultS iinpoaco a fine of not less than $200 and imprison ment for not less than six months on any one convicted of carrying concealed weapons. Capt. Geo. B. Lake, lately of THE ADVERTISER, is now working for the News and Courier and Clirontcle and Constitutionalist. We return our thanks to the committee for an invitation to attend a "Compli mentary Hop" at the Kimball House, AllaHla, Ga, this evening, (Wednesday, 22d,) to Miss Dou?chka Pickens. Our fair young friend is in Atlanta on a visit to the family of Judge Lochrane, where she ha? become a reigning favorite, the toast and triumph of the hour. Mr. G. 0. Robinson, of the Augusta Music House, says that when an Augusta merchant fails to advertise in the Edge field ADVERTISER he can at once com mence to close up his business. The Edgefield (S. C.) Advertiser is one of the liveliest as well as the deepest o1 oar weekly exchanges. Its sketches of South Carolina's illustrious sons are filled with interest.-Madisonian, Afadison, Ga. The following officers were elected and installed to berve Grove Lodge, No. 52, A. P. M., for the year 1S79: W. H. Oozts. W. M.; Dr. J. J. Cartledge, S. W,; J. P. Norris, J. W.; R Hargrove, Treasu rer; F. P. Johnson, Secretary; J. P. Hay good, S, D.: John Ouzts, J. D.; J. J. Still and Kelly Dorn, Stewards; J. M. Timmer man, Tyler. The pastor of the Newberry colored Methodist church receives five'hundred dollars in monf-y and three hundred and eighty-four dollars in rations as his yearly compensation. This liberality should make many a white congregation blush wii-h sham?. Ex-Governor Bonham, Railroad Com missioner, has opened correspondence with the commis3ionei8 of other States for thc purpose of acquainting himself thorough ly with the practical operation of railroad laws in their departments. The free school trustees of Pickens Township have elected Mr. Elijah Kees* and Miss Elise Walker as teachers in our old academy-exceedingly excellent se lections. The academy will be opened on the 1st of February. This morning (Wednesdayj?asa strong touch of spring in il; and the unpacking of new garden seeds at Penn's sterns very appropriate-Buist's, frrsh and fine -ali sorts that were ever heard nf. We congraiulatc our n'-ighbonng town ofJohnston on thc proposed building of its third church, viz.: a Baptist Church for the colored people. A choice lot of land sufficiently ample for a church, school house and cemetery, has been appropri ated by the Mims family for these special purposes. We commend the enterprise to all pious and charitable citizens, as well as to all straight-out Democrats, for iden tifying the colored race with our soil, and for carrying ont the policy of our Execu tive Chief in securing to the colored peo ple all their rights of religion, education and civil liberty. All persons disposed to lend a helping hand, will call on our es teemed friend, Dr. E. J. Mims, Superin tendent of Rose of Sharon Sunday School. (Baptist,, colored,) who wilLsee mm aiT'uonTOCirjs"*BDair~Dr/appimu-to>\?*f ^ benevolent purpose. MR. STEPHENS ON THE TEXAS PACIFC. Mr. Stephens, of Georgia, is well known as a warm supporter of the Texas Pacific measure now pending in Congress. He has given to the public, through Ihr Washington Post, his views upon the merits of the two lines now before the country. These views we print in the present issue of the Advertiser. They nave, in substance, been repeated and laid before the country in other shapes and sources. That which was held aloof from this particular scheme, known as the "Stephens bill," some earnest friends of a Southern Pacific road, has been the appre hension that it may turn out under thc manipulation of Tom Scott to bc simply a feeder for the Great Eastern Monopoly and not what they really desire it to oe a truly Southern road. The provision of Mr."Stephens' bill would seem sufficient to quiet misgivings upon this point, but certainly Senator Morgan's amendment providing for a bridge across the Missis sippi at Vicksburg, if adopted, would put the question of its Eastern terminus be yond a peradventure. With this amend ment a Southern competing route from San Diego on the Pacific lo Vicksburg on the Eastern bank of our great inland sea, would be assured. Mr. Stephens' views on this subject, to which he has given such long and earnest attention and study, must be read with great interest, and arc entitled to great weight. [Montgomery Advertiser. The Azor, the ship that carried over lb0 load of colored emigrants'to Liberia, has returned to Charleston and anchored in the stream near her old moorings. The News and Courier says, ''The Exodti* people keep very quiet as to their affairs, out the prospect that the Azor will soon carry another human cargo to Liberia sterns lo bn by no means good at present." Jitemzvo is_ .ieee with ??Ldhf? DoJitici iigiitjror -Che wniw:^_, -and cni,-^i??i. . in this country if he chooses. We would be one of the last to deprive him of any of his rights or drive him from this coun try, but if, of his own accord, bc desires to return to the land of his fathers and build bim ap a great country of his own, he should be assisted by thc more fortunate and enlightened white race to do so. Slate aid, if private subscript'on and other means of raising funds fails, should he given to those who emigrate lo that coun try Gov. Drew, of Florida, in his recent message, eums up in this sentence the con dition of that State: "Many of our sister States have suffered severely from the yellow fever, but Florida has been spared, and for this, for our abundant harvests, decreasing taxation, improved educational privileges, exemption from civil strife, etc., we have much came of gratitude." The current expenses of the State in 187S were only 8133,970, against $212,530 in 1S77, while its bonded indebtedness, in private hands, is $716,100, a decrease of $21,400 within the past two years. ANOTHER MEMBER or CONGRESS DEAU. -Hon. Gustave Schleicher, Representa tive of tho 6th Congressional District of Texas, died in Washington thc night of the 10th instant-making the sixth Con gressman who has died ?;nce it assembled. NEW YEAKS'S GU T. Dr. C. W. Benson's Celery and Chro matic Pills, which aro prepared ex. prcssly to cure Sick Headacho, Nervous lieadacke, Dyspeptic Headache, Neural gia, Nervousness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price 50 cents. For sale by all druggists. DOWIE & MOISE, Agents, Charleston, S. C. FOR TIIE BALL AND PARTIES Largo assortment of Swiss and Tarla tan. Ladies' and Gents' white Kid Gloves, guaranteed, at ALVIN HART'S. Dec/10, 1878-tf-1 Flannels, Shawls, Boulevard ShirLs Valises, Tycoon Repps. Fall lines of Domestics for salo low for cash, W. H. BRUNSON. Nov. 14, 1878- -tf-47 Candies-Fancy and Plain, English Walnuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, Almonds, Oranges, Apples, Cocoanut?, Raisins, Canned Peaches, Pineapple Tomatoes, Salmon, Ousters, Sardines, Cheese, Maccarons, Spices, Pepper, Nut meg, Prize Boxes, ?tc. ?fcc, low for Cash, at. DUR1SOE & BRO. Dec. 17 1S78.-tf-1. ' QUERY : M Why will men smoko com mon Tobacco, when they can buy Mar burg Bros. 1 Seal of North Carolina,' at tbesame price." Rcady-NIadc Clo!li?nsr. Just received, a splendid stock of Ready Made Clothing, at extraordinary low prices for cash ; also, Rubber Over coats, Shirts and Over-Shirts. W. H. BRUNSON. Nov. 14, 1878-tf-47 J. P. HENDERSON, Granitcvillo, S. C. is selling his stock of Goods at prnren wbich defy competition. Th is stock con sists of Dry Goods of overy description. Notions, Boots and Shoes, Show-caso Goods, Hats and Caps, Umbrellas, Gro ceries, Canned Goods, Tabacco, Cigars. Garden Seed, Hard, Hollow and Tm Ware, ?fcc, ?fcc. It would Uko too much time and space to mention each article, Feb. ll, 1878. ly? V Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, KDGEFIELD COUNTY. 0. F. Cheulhnin ?s Kxeohtor nf c. Cheltham, deceased, vs. Emily Chent hnm, v Augustus Cheathani,' et al. Execution. BY virtue of an Execution to mo di rected, in the abovo stated cause, I will proceed to sell, at Edgefield Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY in Feb ruary next, the following property, to wit: One Tract of Land, containing Two Hundred Acres, more or less, adjoining ands of Mrs. Sylvester Hill, Mrs. Grif is, and the Estatoof D. D. Brimson, now n tho possession of John Cbeatbani, and evied upon as the property of C. A. Jheathain, deceased. TERMS-Cash. Tifies exira. JOHN T. GASTON, Sherill' Edgeliold Conn ly. Jan. 9th, 1870-ite-5 COMM IL ROI AX. YESTERDAY'S MARKET. 'orrccicU Weekly Iruui thc .tngus!? !Cvenin?r News. AUGUSTA, GA. January 23d,lS79, COTTON. Tono of the Market:-Quiet and teady. .rdinar3'. Oh rood Ordinary ..".. li tow Middling. 8? fiddling. 8? rood Middling . 0? BREADSTUFFS AND GRAIN. WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. FLOUR. hoi ce Family .?0 25aG 50 ?out o Extra.$5 50a5 75 Ixtra.So 50a5 75 uper.$4 75a? 00 WHEAT. noiLu II iiitiw.n-.'.. ?1 is iiwco -jxititocr ,TI.,V,"-*f "t'-w&i-il* rimo White . Sla$l 05 rime Amber.$1 05 ed .? 00a eed Wheat. MEAL, GRITS, BRAN oltod Meal. GGa07 ran. K5?i!K) rias.?1 05al 10 BUTTER. ennessee.17 ilt Edge.30 MEATS. aeon, C. R. Sides. 7?a SCRSides. 7a S L C Sides. 0}a ol lies.7a aeon Shoulders.Gi S Shoulders . fd CHams. 14al5 CORN. milito milling, sacked, car load i less (mau ti ties. OATS-Spring. LARD. Iioice, tierces. Iioive, cans. Itoiee, buckets. EGGS ... SUGARS. .8Ja8J ixtra C.9a9J el low.7>iaN tandard A.^.lOalO-J COFFEES. io, common.xv..I? io, fair.17 io. good.IS io, prime."0 ava.80 HAY. ?1 00 STOCK MEAL.fi.> FODDER.50 MOLASSES. nba, bhds, new crop.30 iibat_.l>hl?.A?r;..-a..%.*i?.?'?.<^ .;.-*U Tmri?TOil, Il U US. ;... .TT.:...T."..-Trj?rrT.-rratiO TOBACCO. hewing, from.45 and 50 to 00 and t>l looking, from.45 to ?1 SYRUP. ugar House.. R5a70 ow Orleans .WaSO iivcr Drip.;"i0 ligar Drip .60aC5 PEAS-Cow.60aC3 HIDES-Dry Flint. 5a0 CANDLES. iirbt Weight.12al2A till Weight ...l?al(U perm. 28a."!5 aten t Sperm.v.HSuJfti PEANUT."*, Tennessee, per bu'1, SI 00 THE GENUINE DSL ?Jo [SteiLAI?E'S C?T^f?rued American WORM SPECIFIC ^EBMIFUGE. SYMPTOMS OF WORMS. jflHE countenance is pale and leadcn colored, with occasional flushes, or circumscribed spot on one or both heeks; thc eyes becqr.-.e dull; the pu iils dilate; an azure semicircle runs long the lower eye-lid : the nose is ir itated, swell.;, anti sometimes bleeds ; , swelling of the upper lip ; occasional leadachc, with humming or throbbing if the ears; an unusual secretion of aliva; slimy or ferrell tongue; breath cry foul, particularly tri thc morning; ippetitevariable, sometimes voracious, rith a gnawing sensation of the StOin tCrty-CkC.-o.lh.urx:, ou?r?.l-r- gotta y flout?"g >ains in the stomach ; occasional musca-, and vomiting;' violent pains hroughout the abdomen; bowels ir egtilar, at dines costive; stools slimy; lot unfrcquently tinged with blood; Killy swollen and hard; urine turbid; espiration occasionally difficult, and iccompanicd by hiccough ; cough ?ometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy md disturbed sleep, with grinding of he teeth ; temper variable, but gener illy irritable, eec. Whenever thc above symptoms are found to exist, DR. C. McLANE'K VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure. IT DOKS NOT CONTAIN MKRCURY n any ?omi; it is an innocent prepnra ion, not capable of doing thc slightest 'njII ry to the most tender infant. The genuine DR. MCI.ANT.'S VKR UIFPCK bears the signatures of C. Mi LAM: and Fi.KMlNO likes, on thc wrapper. -:6: DH. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS ire not recommended as n remedy "for all thc ills teat llcsli is heir to," but in affections of thu live*, and in all bilious Complaints, Ityspcpsiaati ! Sick Headache, or diseases of tiiat character, they stand without a rival. AGUE AND FEVER. N&b?tlcr cathartic can itu used preparatory lo,. ." al cr tal.ii.ig (jninitie. As f%im plc purgative ihcy arc unequaled. nifcv.&Kti or SM;TAT3OX.S. Thc ? i i\iiuc are never silgar coaled. 1 eli I" A' :^a :c! was sea! on the lui with i!ic . "nv. Ki, ()K. M I.wi:'s I.IVKR I'M.I.S. Kacii v?r.i|\.tr bears thc signatures! of C. Mt.I.ANK .O?.M'I.I-.MIM: I'.iu's. 1 ??s?st ap ni hiving tlic genuine l>r. fe*. Mc : A MI'S i..vr.? ?*u i.s. prepared hy Fleming Ums., t;f I'itt^'aV li. l'a., llie market being full of iui,iy?lipiing?uf die name Mr ?AI n e, :pell. .l ?lifierently?iii sam? pronunciation. .65 ?to SIMM! HEPATIC C -OR ' EV KUY l:iii.Vil v sh. - ?' "ll llilllrl. Uncu rtrlty over all <>i!:or Li Tiver Regulators < Nansen or Gripping take. It curtis disease) .Spleen. It removes ? system. It is the only that Cures constipation ralnia, Siek Headache } . H It is an excellent Laxa females Tho oftener smaller the dose-the vc other Purgatives. It is uso, and never contra case. It. is tho best <>f al children. All persons who are afflicted witli V STIPATION. Try it, and pack -ge*. 2S cents. I Large p.-.ckaires. GO cont where. tM .v I IC Ai iv Stile Propri Wholesale Ch?, Nov. 11. 1S7S- Km-lS St?rm's s .ST.ATK (?F SOLTij ( Kl ?G INFIELD CcU George W. Roborteon cs. V\ Execution. BY virtue of an Exeouti rooted, in the above sf will proceed to sell, at Et!. House, on tho FIRST M February next, tho folio wir. to wit: Ono Tract of Land, cot dal . Hundred and Thirty-Three &> . or less, adjoining lands of VVJ Thomas Cartledge, lt J- Pri?e crtson, and others, and levi? the properly of tho Defend*) Parks. TERMS-Cash. Ti'lrs oxtr JOHN T. GA! Sheriff Edge-field Jan. 11th, 1870-4to-5 with,promptness and despatch, a lions and orders for all tliclendin cal, literary, agricultural, rcligli ontific and fashion newspape magazines. Also, books, music, &C, at pu!, prices. j&r CALL A T'J'JIJ! VHOTOGi GA LL Eli Y. v R H. Mirj Dec. 1st, 1S7S-tf-?l State of South Carolin EDGEFIELD COUNTY. Ju thc Probate Court. Eninta E. Gardner. Henry Gardn their Guardian, crd itVewijjS l*. Plaintiff*, against George Jil (J! Aduiiuisirator, and>>?hors. De.f<< -Com pta int lu sett Land, e tti in tors, dc. IT is ordered th u a!! ?ml siogu Creditors .".( thq Estate .>;' Crn'ton, deceased, provo their v - claims beforo Ibis Court, on <?;. tho 10th day bf February ni x:, i will b i burred from payment. L CHARLTON, J Jan. 1, l879-flt-3 Mate o?' Solidi .:,:tr-,.,v EDGEFIELD COUNTY ..' Tn Pi ol tale Court. * BY L. Charlton. Rsq., Judgi hate, ill said ( "ninny. Whereas, .Lieoh, S hirey 1) snit to mo, to gran! Iiim Lette ministration <>f ilia I', ?tate and Mary Shire;- decnastnl These are therefore tc > :;n RI ish ali and singular lim ki deceased, that Uiev UeltiTil ; me. in the Court of Probate; at Edgefhdd C. I r.,oiirhc l.'.th . A. P., 1*70. after puhiic.atii.i 10 o*cliH:k A.-M . to !:bew ra they, have, why the said Adi should uni l>e granted. Given under mv hand, Jauuarv, A P., ?87S?. r,. CHARLTOT Jan. I, 1679-01-3 STATE OF gOOTH G? EDGEFIELD COC? ('om i of Compton , L. P. Rutland, riainliii'. ag: McCarty, .'el li. i.e. Lagroll Rutland, Lucy Amackcr, Lenroy. Sarah Lucretia ( beth Anbei!, Gebrganna A If. Eidson, J. J. Eidson, : Kidson, Elb: iboth Denny Kidson, D?fendants- Tn J: of James McCarty, deceit from Court oj Probate. ?T appearing to the f?onrt ! to lite land claimed ta ha' chased by ll i ram Locroy McCarty /deceased, and bj voyod to Lawrence P. Ru volved in this cause, and th Rutland havingdemanded t ns to said Title bo tried Ly a ordered that an issue as to said land bo made np to bes trial by a jury In which tl? Rutland shall ho tho Avior and tho heirs of Jamos ? ceased, tho Respondents or It is further ordered that order bo served upon the In McCarty, deceased, in on' them proper partied tb th that said service be by p otherwise, as thc Plaintif! vised and to be made with! from this dato. \i. c. cr? Presid? Octal To the D?fendants ul-orc n TAKE NOTICE : Th's Coori in Ibis aclion, ni v going is a copy, was filed thc Clerk of the Court ol for Edged Old County, bi October ls7S. GAP Plaint! Dec. 10, 1878-61-1 STATE OF SOUTJ EDGEFIELD ( BY L. Charlton, Esr hate in said ('mun Whereas; O. E. Che C. P. for Edgelield C< suit to me. to gran! Administration of thc effects of Si!rah Dean. County, dec.-ased. Th?se are therefore ish all and singular creditors of tho s dec.'d., that Ihey lie ? ino, in the Court of 1 at Edgelield C. H , Feb., A. D. 1S7?I, alie of, at ll o'clock, A. i> any they have, why trallon should not under my hand, this D. 1879. L. CIL Jan. 2. 1S7??-iit-3 STATE OF SOU EDGEFIEL1 In the Prut. Ex-parte James IL !. tor. de. bsnis non of Eidson, deceased, mund?i-PctUUiont, der in Vower l<> J>aj, BY virtue or an or Court, in Un! ab<i will proei? ?1 t<> sell, ? House, Edgelield (.'..i.i in February, I STD. at Tract of Laud, cont inter?s! assigned lo i\l deceased, widow, Ja CCllsod, (hu said ?niel Dower Tract, siman i: and bounded i>y Ibo I den, Mrs. Lucretia llninosioad Tract, of ee.ised, and olheis, ft S. H A RT. P. M HR AX, M CDU F F COT? RN. T M A "R T 4 v JL 3ES. IO *W" jflL IF&. ?;O-EL .A. K L E S T, O S_ O 6 ^ , 4 np RtOg? loris.-: atcsburg Swoop. ^ levis, ran-coburg Sweep. r?.-J l?nlf.' 5>.<w ?tod. ignniia Swoop. I'.). ^urrow Teeth, Sivoll Ilea A re??s ?ji* A.ycrv & ?stows5 PEows. 10. Steel Sliovol Iliade. 11. Greenville Hull Tongue. 12 Diamond Point Bull T. ngue. K5. Cast-Iron '?'urn Shovel. H. Steel Turn .Shovel. 15: Steel Bow or Swoop, ic Single-Treo. 17. Single-Treo Irons. 18. Narrow Teeth, Plain Hoad. Manufacturer? of and D.w = ,?.?.?? i ?? i- , . a --p-???-.-^--~ ?V rilli A G KS BUGGIES, ?SPB L??MBEE W?60SS, Sacl?i??s, Trunks, fisga, Valises, Shoe Findings. bf all kinda, Bating, Etc., Carriage' Materials, Sa Mlery, Hur ps, Umbrella?,* Etc. R'EPOS'/TOR Y AND SALES- ROOMS: road Street, Augusta, Ga., m;d OS Cacrrv street. Macon CH. h; is,-;- ly.js * SttDS, &tr. By Mai:. i hil postpaid, cither of <i:o (?tions, ?ll chole? varieties'. or r? liei? !?r.,jj'_-.t, . , or r.' Fuchsias, ' or fi rujie*, . or;S;Chrysa?ithenium.-?, \ Green ilouso Plants. or >. Donnie Tii?er? rn, pkt-? Garden SO*UH. II i:-? i'lii-nir Sw d <. with additional e .'?reliona .!>:.. int?. VA? ?> j. ;-:v.\*:-: v va., . t- '-Vanifil'.) Y-.r!;. Pa. . !>- lt :; eli's Pectoral Kali??. i"IN onie for Coi:;:!), Cold 'ronp. Tryst bottle; j rico ii) I. STORIS. :>7s-tf-?o THE WmTE s SEWING MACHINE THE; ISSEST OF AI?X* Unrivaled in Appearance, Unparalleled in Simplicity, Unsurpassed in Construction, Unprecedented in Popularity, And Undisputed in the Broad Claim OrBC?N? THE NTSBT EE5T OPERATING ?USCKEST SEI.LING, r-IAZ^KSOaiEST, AND Most Perfect Sewing Machine ?N THE WORLDo . Iware mmn MOOBI, Jv5E3, 2:i-?ZS fi db. dirru? .lugwl?, Ga. rjN?fJved iii from Sweden j i' n, yjnw Shapes. I", r i r.e Conuinti r'armer* s Friend .v.i<-'i ft,r ihihtness of dra.t and . . (A-r.ik ^t:mifs"unsiirpji>sied! . pl?t? as?s?i? Muent i i'1 >i>i fXn?iii: i.ueiis, ?Dugos, and t'uihiiw-.V .?iv. Carpen tors'and Blacksmiths' Rodger's' Pocket Cuil-ry, Com hand lind water flower, ('''i.-n - - Si raw l'oit -r-, ttci.tVc. All :ho v'jll bo sd{d at the liiwcst pri?f.sj Rifftetifin Ktinraiitced. Agent \'< r ^-:VW MOWKR AND I i KA PK. I; "eii -n .'. Sons'Horse Poworand .r, tlie,iliest in usc. lill ?i\iK?": F "ra. ;.:i,QWAY'S PILLS. a?l '"o : py<tito: Hol!ov.;:yV. Pi!!< ri hearty one;'' ?'Your piUsar? jil s." .-"I sand for another ! ot, ?? -jv tin-ni Jo tho5ttous?/' "liv. ? ay hus T":v.-d i::y i:r-.!:!.:o'iO Ilia: 'iro'nt'i.'!- :"I gavo'or.o of your rills v babe for choiererruirbtis. The i ti::' thingga well in aday." "My j .\ ' a morning is now euri-.'!.'' i . x ot' Holloway's Ointment . J mo o.'--: noisoil in'tho bead. 1 . ; ?ine of your Ointment behind irs ?n^ tho noise-hhs left.", "Send w Loxes: I yrzmitrthcm f?r* a"pocr -, ' "! en?ioSb I dollar; your prlc? Mt". but the medicino is worth a r." '.?'.?.!?? nd ni?.'five boxes of your '"I.et.iue have .hrco boxes nf Pl^j hy return mail', for Ci'.iilsand '""V^wi:' ..' ?'' _. - iAvt\oVer -200 such EeTtimonuds as bit want of space c. mpels nm to or Cutaneous Disorders, ?jil eruptions of tho ?Uis?, this Oint .t*^" must inv?lu?bh?;. Ic. do&s not ' 'externally alone, but |>o net rates ? rho nio>t hearching cl^cucs to thc > toot of tin-! evil JLL0\V?\Y'S0iHTffi?!T >i5???ei'. ol this roofed/, u'verv man Ibo his own Doctor. It may bu "tinto the system, sn ;:s to roach internal complaint; liv ihesc nu nus, ? . -os S?r?s orUlriwln'theTriROATi ' I.IYHP, S PIN Si or other i.inf.\iiibjp remedy for DA f) D R W F i\ sTT*^ntr?i'^ - -: pints, f?t")UT, RI?KU.M ATISM, -?ttTtrr u:sr.T'C5.--? --=-?-. L? .NT. CAUTIOX.'- -Nonn arc ;?en dess tiie i i L;:; at ure. Bf .f. Hay dock, t, for tho United States, surronads ?X of pills and Ointment, Boxea hts, ii2'.f?;nU.t and i'l each. There is considerable saving by tho l?rtrer - isMsa. ?OLI.OVVAY & CO., Now York. 9, 1879-ly-4 trade wc put lt won its merits, and In no Instance has it ever yet failed io satisfy any i Thader an extent .?. Cco3=.plcto Scrwisig- a^acl-il-no _ crvery tiijrco -n * aa vi toa 1 ^ tio c2.2.^r to c -ppl^r tiio <a.cr-zi-r'Xl payments, to suit tho convenience ol customers. ?STAG?l??iJ YMl?riD HT taTflO^TPISD T2SB?T0E?. VIH/TE SEWI?olSACHINE CO., > Ki 353 Euc?d Ave., f NOTICE. A LT< perdons having any claims -T.i. atrainal tho Kststo of John'T. Cheat Itcin, deceased, aro requested to present thom ; loperly attested; and all parties Indebted to said Kstate; aro requested to make payinont, either tn Sheppard Bros. -my Attorneys, or to Walter A. Clieat 1 .. s i : ;, my Asentyor to Hbo undersigned. SARAU D. CH KATHAM, Executrix. Dee. ?. IS78-3m-51 SOMETHING- NEW. 0 KR A TRY can, at Deo. fi. :s;s--1 !'-")I AND Tl IMA'! O ES for SOUP A CAN Only 2? C<MII.S cenls per PENNS'. ?mm i. CDLBREATH, Attorney at Law! Will ]iraetie-;' in tho Courts ol'Newber ry and ?Sdgeli?ld. OlDce ;;t Newberry 0. H., S. C. Marci) 2-J. 1S7S * ty M G?RRYT0N BAPTIST 8 ./MM vJLf KHGEPiELO (?TV; S. Di .6 H F, 0 Ll VER, * Principal. W T/iARSlE' WORKS ! rl^ITE undersign cd would respectfullj' announce to thc citizonsof Bdgefieldaiid lidjcd ni ng Counties, that bois prepared .tbTurulsh at sliort notice, MONUMRNTS, TOMBS, il EA D STONES, SLABS, Ac. 'Viii carefully Box and deliver at Do l?o; without extra charge You will lind it lo your interest to adi on me. P. REYNOLDS, C -uer Campbell and Telfair Streets tOne Square from Union Dep ot), . I . !.. 27; lbTS. Ai:<;USTAGA. T. M. H. 0. TH Ie 0 Best Pianos in America i fnoT; >D r'osumcs Jhyt Mouday^u O&?SD A ND'T?ITJQKM ratos lo .thc limos.' ' or particulars, address tho Principal, nburg, S. C. ec' lt!, IS-S-tf r,2 EYIOY PIANO SOLD by. G. 0. IK MUNSON ric CO. is fully war ranted for ton years. From ten to twenty per cent, and freight will be saved by purchasing from him. ik-si Organs an America! THE 71K?M ??0 to i!IOO saved bv purchasing rmm tho GREAT SAVINGS IN STITUTION. ii. o'. ROBIIvis^iW & CO.. .?<i.' Kroail Stre?t? Augusta, Ca. LOW PRICES! QUICK SALES A?XEY, AB.\EY& ?LOVER, A?orucfs and CoiinscilorsatLaw I5DGEFT'ELD, S. C. nf?, w. i;;7y--:im-i . - (MUSTIAS PliSEFTi -0:0 "Pendleton's Live Book S tor AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, IS THE PLACE IO GET IEE ore He bas every I liing, from Toys al lwo for 5 cent?, lo ihe fin-'. : m vt costlv si vie nf Books. " . "*- ? J?OLL* A.M> TOYS at prices Ilia? def* comp?titif Dec. 12. 187S-t/-?2 K. K. JFFF.F.RSON, Johnston. R. M V XsoNj. \V7T" si?iu>i I ri KT: I N IL: K rr. wms \\ Ai So?mti ?ti R C. Boyal. <>t Liverpool. Aumsf.?. North British ann Mei 'Cintile, " . Continental, nf New York. " . Hartford, of (tonneotieut, " . Pheonix, or Hartford, M . German American, of N. Y , ** . LaCasse Generale, Paris, M ., Petersburg, Va., " . Virginia Homo, M . .ju ooo IK* ? ai a.i:x.?n i .. . 8,31)2.9 U - 9 r Total Asset" V val of P to a. Johi ingt< at as * Jan *? ela* . risks, and only uit?-r ??? _ tr. f.TT3!".*: ional MI es, ? : property, to i'!??p?cfc*5, '.ima av?>idf?g ti.i'.po ot of loss. - R M. ijjF?son, residing it VV??laton, ? ! ...-.'.j ;!t:-i.' ..' /Ci;:.-. : vi -in'ty. ?.. E. 3*$ ..ron s I nu -/Jf:..; tfdg&rioid. N wfc?rv?-y, ??turen* a . 'Jp nor ?ri iti^nl : w;H ' wr?ta ,??-:r. 75 13. tax, ?Pilo-:<?.. AUGUSTA, GA, PLANTATION STEAM ENGINES, rvxK mn sf, All Sizes, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, FLOUR MILLS, HORSE POWERS. THRESHING MACHINES. PUMPS. IRON RULING,; WATER WHEELS, GIN GEARING, all Size?. Having- Bought ont *r. Gee. Cooper, his Old Patrons ran bs Furnisher! with Duplicates anti Repairs < lien p. Smith's Celebrated Cotton Presses, for Hand, Horse ti Water Power. ffr- RR TA IR I MG done at very LOW PRICKS. March S7?I, IK7S-ly-15 \!.FRKI> BAKER. PRRKIOKXT. J. S. Il 15 VN'.-? it., TKKV?UHK1 T ll AUGUSTA SAIGS Will? 510 BROAD STREET, Interest Pai l on Deposits. CHARTERED expressly in the Interests of the laboring and advancing people Regular depositors share in tho profits of the Institution, and are privileged ro lim?- their money ovory six mouths, or interest is credited to principal ?ridMum pounded. Special arrangements made with parties wishing to leave money with ns 30 days or longer. Bonds, Stocks and Securities hought undtadd; W? will Ix glad to correspond witli all parties desiring information. Augusta, Ga., May 30. 107b. - tf 24 FROCKS FLOOR ! W1IOL li SALE GROCERS, PROPRIETORS CRESCENT FLOUR MILLS, Am^STA, C-A. Standard Brands Flour: FANCY FAMILY, DOUBLE EXTRA, EXTRA FAMILY, SUPERFIX Our Flour made by the new Droc y ha." no equal. We have coistantl on hand fresh ground BOLTED MEAL, PEARL GRiTS, STOCK MEAL, WHEAT BRAN, FINE FEED, WHE/TEN GRITS, GR \HAM FLOUR. . ?3P*Seira for Price List and New Process Circular. (Iy8 AUG-USTA HOTEL Corner Broad and Washington Sts., Angusta, tia, Rates of Board, $2 00 per Day. W. M. MOORE. Prop'r. AUGUSTA, GA. OWING to the low pnce of C?tr^^T??ve' determined t?\make i reducti* tive per cont, on prices of Wagons and Harness for tho nexrlSlnety days Have a full stock of Wagons of all kinds, anda few nice Buggies on hand, w will be sold low for tho cash. Send for price list. J, H. XOWREY, Proprietor Corner Campboll and Ellis Streots, ATTCUJSTA, ( Feb. 6, tfB BARGAINS ! -:o: 20,000 LADIES' and CHILDREN'S 1,500 Ladies' and Children's Hats at ! 'S HATS at 25 Cents. 50c. 3Caaes Trimmed Sailor Hat? at 50c. 300 Leghorn Hats-Cheaper than ever. 3,000 Sprays Flowers a' 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c. aKd 25c. 50 Carton's Fine Feather and French Flower Wreaths. 1,250 Fine Hat Ornaments at 10c each. 2 Cases Palmetto'Fans at ifc. each. 1,150 Eleven-inch Folding Japanese Fans at 5c each. 1^200 Fine Japanese Fans at 10c and 15c, worth 25c. and. 50c. 500 Silk Fan Girdles and Skirt Lifters-all colors-at 25c. NOVELTIES fn Kitchin";, Laces, Wilts, G loves, Ties, Bous, Collar? and Cuffs, Fancy Pins, Jewelry. ^ and Toilet Articles. Our Slock nf Corsets, Embroideries and L:?ces is complete anti down lo BOTTOM PRICES. - 200 Sets Croquet, at.$l, $1.25, $1.50, $2 and $3.50, at J. H. TRUMP'S, May 29th, 1878-ly-24 220 BROAD STREET, Angosta, Ga,