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TERMS : $2.50 per Annum, Rates of Advertising : Adv? rtisornouts will be inserted at tbe rate- of $1.50 i>er square (ten minion lines, pr loss) tor the first insertion, and one dollar per square form?n, subsequent in sertion. A liberal discount will be made to those wishing to advertise by the year. S OUR AGENTS: W. W. OWDOM, Cbappells, S. C. \V. H. YKLDKLL, Longmires. JOHN H. Hi ter, Batesville. W. A. ODOM, Meeting Street. J. K. DURST, Kirkseys X Roads. E. H. Fonr.KsT, Mine Creek. TYRK FTHKRKPOE, Leesville, S. C. J. E. COOK, Oraniteville, S. 0. Dr. JOHN 1'.. AliXRY, Langley, S?. C. Capt. <". W. XIXON, Woodlawn, S. C N. W. RHOOK KR. Ridge, S. C. JOHN CACOHMAX, <5ftughman's Store, S. C. LOCAL ITEMS. Churches On Sunday morning next, so lar as we arc informed, our Methodist and Episco pal churches, will bo opon for divine ser vice. Or at least the first rcirular appoint, ment of the new pastor, tho Rev. J. A. Mood, falls on that day. Under the present stress of bad weather, however, of course it is doubt ful whether Mr. Mood can reach ridgefield or not. And on next .Sunday too falls Mr. Leard's first appointment in Granitevilie. The be loved old gentleman and his family are still among us. though, and we hope they will not attempt a move under present circumstances. j Much Better We aie verv glad to be able to state thai our honored friend and fellow citi zen, Mr. J. A. C. Jones, of Trenton, who has been very ill of late in Charleston, has reached iii- home, and is considera bly better. Stewards' Sleeting Tiio Stewards of tho Edgefield Circuit are requested to meet at the Methodist parsonage on Monday, l<"nh inst., at 10 o'clock, A- M. Sales-day. On Monday last,although flint rock ice coven al the earth? imperilling the limbs of horse and man, a considerable num ber of citizens from the country made their way into town. And tho crowd of negroes was actually large. Tho land sales wore few and unimportant ; and the unprecedented c-oi.i made up the engross ing topis of conversation. Attention, Edgffield Rifles? Wo aro oilici d'y requested to call tin Rifles together, in their Armory, on Fri day-?is! at ncx?, for the purpose of a re organization ot* the Company. Fi-ee School Teachers The examination of teachers for the free schoois will take place on Friday and Saturday of this wcok. * Death of Miss Maggie Padgett We regret to learn of the death of Mag- j gio. ciuughterof Mr. Tillman D. Padgett, which t>ad event occurred on Wednes day morning at the home of her parents near Elmwood, in ibis county. The cause of her death was typhoid fever. She was a lovely girl of about seventeen SU mm orrs, and only those who have ex perienced a like affliction can realize the sorrow of the stricken parents. To tell them that th<-y have our sympathy is but poor consola?i.->n. The hushed voice, the vacant chair, their crushed hopes and almost broken hearts, constantly remind them that their darling is gone. Mys terious providence, that takes the bloom ing mn'Jen and leaves the aged to mourn. But the secret is with Him, who doelh ali tilings wei .-Monitor. Cotton Seed Trafic. Read the amendment to the cotton seed law, published on our first page. Hc-v Mr Traywick We imagine that tho Methodists pf Butler Circuit aro in a high slate of ac accommodation, at getting back the preacher they love so well-the Rev. Mr. Tray wi :!:. We congratulate them "Willoughby ?leade. This accomplished artist and genial gentleman has given two readings in Edgefield within the past week, and has so delighted our entire community that til'3 smallest and dullest of us would risn up and shed blood for him. A Beautiful Deed, our young friend ami fellow citizen Mr. Alvin Kari, has proved himself more than once to be a man of very noble sud benevolent instincts, and his late Christ mas present to our Baptist Church only adds another to the already long list of beautiful deeds that grace hi? youthful career. This was four large, lovely and elaborate hanging lamps of a pattern now very popular and fashionable. And as tlieso lamps cast their brilliant but yet mellowed lig.it upon all around and be low, tliey shed a two-fold blessing-upin him that gives and ppon him '.hat takes. But gn uter upon bim that gives, for it is inor*' blessed to tcivo than io receive. A Double Compliment Capt. Clinton Ward having been elect cd ono of tho Directors of the Penlten- j ti?ry, has bo-n subsequently-at a full j session of tho Board-made the Conduct- I pertaining to th? Penitentiary and work- ', 1 od by convicts. In this field of labor and ? I duty, Oipt. Ward will do tho State nome j 1 vory eminent service. Gio ver & Abney. Our gifted and lately-admitted young friend. Mr Ben Abney, has entered into copartnership fur the practico o? iawwith Mr. Edwin Glover. They honor the Ad verUtCK with theircard. They are young and strong, morally, intellectually, pro fessionally, and we are mistaken if Edge field County does not give them a large and honorable patronage. Whiskey at Johnston! The Monitor of thc :,0th says: "We BUpposa, from information we have re ceived, that there was not less than seven, or eight hundred dollars spent in this town' last Friday, for whiskey alone! Terrible figures.'1' We thank God that we have- no such fearful tale to tell of Edgefield. On the contrary, we can call to mind no holiday,, in our life so free from drankenne'-s ai those j ust past. Hes! and Toe in Skipper's Georgia Mr. Charlie Woodward, who attended the Nev,- Year's tilt and bop of the Edge field Rangers in the Meriwether-McKie country, tells us that the occasion was errphatical!}- one that " brought out the best qualities cf head and heart of the best people the world ever saw." Wo fee! that wc cannot improve upon our yourg friend's epigrammatic eulogy. Robinson's Almanac. Always some new attraction, uover be hind in a new departure, George O. Rob inson ?fe Co., of Augusta, have issued for 1831 a musical and complete almanac and companion to musical people. If this almnnae may break up tho sale of all others. Prof. Robinson can't help it, for he gives thom away on personal or post al card application, sad bo furthermore j b?3'? that every new and popular piece of j music is scheduled in bis almanac, and I if he dont not give the largest discount i cn music ordered from his almanac, lie ? will famish tho music free as well as tho j '' almanac Prof. Robinson's almanac ls ! ? a delightful thing, and we have a few on j hand in the Advertiser office winch we I would bt glad to distribute among our friends-aud Prof. Robinson's friends. John M Clark s Sons. A bright feature "f our Into cold and gloomy salesday was tho presence among us of one of John M. Clark's Sons, of Augusta, a firm whose very title carries with it an impression of high ?nd unim peachable respectability. TkiswasCapt. j John \V. Clark, of the Riehmond Hus- j Bara, who, in his many knightly tilts j with our Edgefield boys, has siwa] H 1 evinced a spirit so nobb., generous ar di chivalrous, as to endear him lo our wbt le county. i A Childless Widower The sympathy of our community ? deeply moved in behalf of our honored friend and lellow citizen, A. J. Norri*, Esq., who has lately lost his wife anti child-amid the glaciers and icebergs of Lexington." At all events, Mrs. Norria' and lovely little Mamie, who have been on a Christmas visit to friends in the kingdom of Saxe Coburg-Gotha, cannot be heard from: and illimitable deeps of snow and ice lie between us and them. And "old Jack" is in trouble. An Edgefield Boy of Better Days The holidays bring muong us-on a visit to Ins mother, Mrs. Mcclintock, and his sister, Mrs. Ree-Mr. Wm. Hen ry McCUntock, of Louisville, Ky. Fif teen years ago this gentleman-1 hen one of the most popu'ar boys in our whole region-quitted Edgefield, seeking fairer fortunes, and after one or two years of prospecting, settled down in Louisville, where, as a civil engineer, ho has long been employed on very important works in connection with the public waler sys tem of the cit}-. And now, still young, he comes b?ck to tv, with agentie wife and two beautiful littl* gins. And ii" wandering son of tin-? '.dd soil ias ever returned to find greener memories or wanner welcomes. Greenwooi and Augusta These places will soon be bound to gether by bars of iron or steel. Ti c Au gusta ?6 Knoxville Railroad, as it is gen erally culled, is of tho first importance to one of thc most interesting portions of Edgefield. Thc whotc line is now in charge of a single Company. With thc capital and brains of Augusta united tn tho energy and resources of thc country between the objective pointa, vc can al most hear the echoof Hie finishing stroke upon this promising highway nf com j meroe. The matoriaN fur b aiding an i iron bridge across the Savannah live1** have already arrived in Augusta, where | about ene hundred and fi Tty thousand | dollars worosubscribed a few weck'? back, to put tho road in running order to the first depot on the Carolinasido. A squad of convicts ar*1 hurrying to tho scene o?* action, and tho difficulties in thc neigh borhood Of Hr. Meriwether's end Mr. Middleton's will be overcome, k is ox-! pected, by tho ti.-st of next Marchi And the futuro is serenely b?i fbt for tho West ? ' ern part of good old Edgefield t j 1 The Woman's Greatest Elessing. ? It is tho improved Weed's Sewing Ma- j < chino with all tho rn? dem attachments universally acknowledged to have at- I | tained a greater ligkine**in munni;/ (han ! ; any other machine in \h? world. Of these inimitable Machines-as cheap as j ( they are perfect-Mr James M. Cobb has J i recently received a half dozen-now and | bright. Call at Mr. Cobb's store and ex amine them. Only a Liver Pad ! Our youthful and Ingenuous fr lon ii, Mr Edgar Hart, h:\s a lovely wax doll, I which he is anxious to present to Iiis i sweetheart, but hesitates because her ( (the doll's !) sole article of apparel is a liver pad. Mr. Will Penn-next door - has offered him tho loan of a paper-cam bric chemise; but this, Edgar thinks, i | woald only complicate lhe situation. ? Under these circumstances, therefore, we would advise the sai ! sweetheart to forward to Edgar imm?diat ci}' a po lonaise of hobinetlace. Stand From Under ! A gentleman who stands high in the scientific world, Prof. Fontaine, predicts that the year 1831 will be mosi. unusually wet, and warns planters against rr lying wholly upon cotton. Experiments Enough Senator M. C. Untier is reported as talking as follows tn a newspaper corres pondent: "I tell you, sir," Haid he, "it is no longer a question of politics with us. We simply have ono proposition staring na in the fae?, and it is well that the people of Hie North should under-j j itaod it. We are resolved tint tho illit- ! ^ arate lower classes of our Stale shall not j S rule. We have had ?ll th- experiments I . iu that direction that wc propose to have, 1 ' md we intend to use every moans, fair >r otherwise, to prevent snell mle." I 1 j c j i From the Land of Z-:ro j i Major Kirkland, Mr. James McGee, j md Cap?. Farley, widowers gay and ? S jae .elor bright, have cana from the up- ! 1er regions-n?'t from Heaven, but from | {partanburg sud Gf?omiMe where ti o ? nor cary sank below Z*m-to visit their ; nany friends In Edgefield. And not n : 'ew of these friends regard them as lhe ] molo est blessings of the holiday Reason. ? ' - o )uzl8 & Norris !1 Soe the notice of th's r.?.-.v law firm in j 1 mother column. That our beloved young ? 1 riend Norris should leave Edsrefield is a 1 r natter of universal regret, but if Aikon ! ?roseuta a ol-arer Held for him, wo bid aim God-speed. We do not lose him en- ? Arely, however, as his copartnership, no . ^ [eas than his many friendships and local I ;ioa, will bring him often among us. ! Walter Ouata for Edgefield and Franki Soi ris for Aiken, is a promising arrange meut; and the New Y eur hears upen ??a : tide tho names and fortunes of no worthi er yoong men. Piedmont & Arlington Tribulations. ? Wo would call the attention of the hun- ;J dreds of people in Edgefield County- 1 thous .nd H wo fear-who h:?e suffered by the colUj.sc of the Piedmont <V. Ar lingtoo, to the notices of H w Addison, ? Esq., and tho Sheppard Brotliors, in an- . Other column. Wo have but little i\-n:h. < tnat Bdgefio?d has lost SiftO.OOfl or there- j abouts by ibis infam?os crash-Infamous I in its effects if not in its designs. .'Old Reliable '' "Dark Corner," in his well written j' and kindly-tempered communication, in j ' another column, speaks of County-Corn missioner W. N. Martin as "Old Relia- ; ble"-a well-fitting name boyond all ' doubt. And upon "Old Reliable" we ' now call to answer some of " Dark Cor- j ner's" pertinent questions : and further,' to labor hard during the coming two .? years'in behalf of a bridge over Stevens j Creek at Shaw's Mill. To Persons Building, Repairing, or : Painting House?. To all such wo recommend a careful I perusal of the advertisement < f Tbomp ? son A Heindel, of Augusta, in another t column. Thompson A Heindel conduct j their business on a really magnificent j scale ; snd for years past their grand es- ? tablishment lia? been au actual blessing ? to Georgia and South Carolina. Read their card very closely, an i bear in mind that their reliability is on * pm- wiih their ' enterprise. i For tlio Advertiser. j A Cooper Mon Rejoices Loudly. STOOK-LAW SECTIO?, \ EDGEFIELP, C.O. J MESSRS. EDITORS, The planters and j fanners of this section are very much ? eluted over their late victory in bealing I the anti Smck Law men. Thc Law was passed by a recent act of the Legislature. They sent a petition to the General As sembly requesting thom to pasa it, as rail timber was ge'ting very scarce, ar.d or. some places quite exhausted. It is a! in ii impossible now to gel negreen io sp?r rails, even ai toe most exorbitant {...iee?. The task waa forme: ly, ene hundred and twenty-five io ono hnndred and fifty per day ; now, however, it id hard to get regular wages bunda to uplit over fifty rails per day. A counter petition was gotten up against the Stork Law, by a i?w roen who wanted lo rsi?-? stock on their neighbors' had and cultivate their own. ff w;is signed mostly by negroes, arni by several persons diving outside of ine line. Thc Senator ?rom Edgefield fought very hard againsl this Stock Law Bili. The ?.copie cannot assign any cause for the Senator's opposition, un?ess, he is afraid cf sriokfs fas he is a soo of Erin) and that by preventing hogs iVorn running at large, snakes will become too numerous, aH the hog is ;?n enemy to the snake. "A sound argument against it !" We have had no representation from this par! ol the County since the war: we have voted, and thai is all. A great many wbo oppose i he Stock Law, know that (ion. Gary's figures are line, that it lake3 ten dollars worth of fence to keep ont one dollar's woi.h of slock; Lut they want their neighbor jto expend the len dollars, to fence out their one dollar's worth of stock. The farmers living along the line of Abbeville have seen it. thoroughly tested (br two years, and have ha l a good np? pori un i tv - nidge for themselves. They pr 'i'- : the Stork Law lo tho old system ol f--,!r?r?y crops. What better evidences would the people Ol' the lower and mid dle part* of the county have that the Sleek Law is a great benefit and biessing to any country. K'.st' -e! fully yours, STRAIGHT-OUT STOCK LAW. The l?owp?ns l'en?cnniai-Revo lutionary Memories. Tho arrangements making hy pa tiiotic citizens of Sooth Carolin:* to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the battle of the Cowpens, on thc 17th of January next, and to erect a commemorative monument on the battlefield, with inset iptions furnish ed r>n behalf of ali the other States composing the "old thirteen," must l>o regarded willi gr-Uiiied interest find sympathy as extensive as the na tion. The presence of citizens of other Stat:;.-' is invited, and the call referas generally responded to with cordial alacrity. SouthComlina makes herself the hostess of all who wiil j visit lier i" sympathy with the (great I object; and aii who nhal? attend wi 11 j undoubtedly ever after tear witness ! io the cordiality and c urtesy of j Southern hospitality. The lett tie of the Cowpens was the ? mos! brilliant cavalry combat of the j .Revolutionary war, and as is observed n tiie excellent letter of 0 car de Lv ! fryotte, in response to the letter of n vi tat ion from the Committee of Ar -angemeats to attend the celebration, lie idea of such a celebration has ;esn happily inspired, "and, inas ntv.h as this contest prepared the forions victory of Yorktown, we .hooid consider it as an event of great mportance." li has, however, a mo3t peculiar mportance at thc present time, as an nd ?cation rf returning love for revo utionary ? lories, and the fl-tg they rive made illustrious, which glad lens the hearts of Northern patriots. [1?re, as always, patriotism is thc ugliest policy. If we would unite ?nd prosper, let us cherish the mern nies which tend to unite us, and not hose which tend to dissever. The record of the South during ?he i evolution was bright and spot ess, as all must asree. There was no iisunion then. The swoid of Mer rin flashed a< bright at Saratoga as ii thc Cowpens. Nor wns it on the field ol battle hone that Southern capacity and pa' riot ism were displayed. Her revo iitionary shield is inscribed with the lames ot such warriors as Morgan, arion, Sumter, Moultrie and Euch talesmen as Marshall and Rutledge, >ioknev, Jefferson and Patrick Hen y; ?ind cvei them all, eminent in all i vii, as well as martial qualities, owere tho majestic name of Wash- j nglun. j "A watchword such as ne'er ?hall sin!; while (nero's an echo loft to -Xcr </cr.sr?/ Standard. ?Hf Gen. Grant is writing an article .ir the Kobruary number of the S?rth Xfiwricna Review, advocating tho Nlca agun Canal Scheme. Tho same n tun bor if thc Review will contain a contribution I y Judge Tourgoe, author of "The Fool's Srrand," entitled "Aaron's Rod lc Poll ies," and our by Oliver Wendell Holme? MI "Th.- Pulpit and the Pew." Notice to ripe School Teacher?. The examination of Teachers will take dace on Friday, 7th, and Saturday, 8th fnnnsry, ISSI, instead nf the 1st Satur lay. J. W. EIDSON, .fan. 2S, IS80 - 2M j 8. C. E. C. DON'T FORGET when you visit Aujrus- j : ' to call at the Largo and Popular Shoe j [.Vabliahmcntof WM. MTLIIKBIN i Co., >::i Broad M. Their stock of BOOTH, -UOKK and HATH is varied end complete, ?nd their prims are always tm low aa tho j 1/iweet. * [Sept J>, 18S0.~jan2l j DIED, the 30th of Julv, 1S80, at her residence near Liberty Hill, Edgenald flinty, S. C., Mrs. CATHARINE DE COR?, widow of LVKB L. DEVOBE. She was born Nov. 16th, 1792, and was ino of Ibo most aged, honorable and be toved cili/.eus of-our community. She was a strid moir.ber of the Baptist church itt Gilgal for fifty years, and a devoted ?md conscientious christian, alwaysrcady to help Christ's kingdom on eanb, also to help the poor and needy and all ho nevolcnt purposes. She' leaves many relatives and Iriends to mourn her losa; but leaves no bodily heirs. But she leaves children whom she raised who were per fectly devoted to her and wero with her during all of lier sickness, and gave Uer every attention, and mourn her loss aa a . ?ear mother. Her kind neighbors and physician attended her bedside, both day and night, and wero ever ready lo give her relief. .Some cf her old servants were very kind ami attentive' to her to the last. " Their loss is her eternal gain." She was always hopi 'ul, believing Ifsho, could but touch tho hum of Christ'H gar ment she would be made whole, which always consoled her. Hope, O blissful hope! Wbon all our toils aro o'er, Our buffering and our pain, WVIJ meet on that eternal KhoYA, And nsvw part ayala. GBKKKWOOP, S. C., .T-.'.n '?.7, 1830. Dr. L T. Hilt: Dear Sir-Knowing Hie constituent elements of ymir HEPATIC PANACHA, I bave used lt in my p actico viii? most gratifying results. I unhesitatingly rn ccinmeud it as a roliHlile. and valuable alterative ?nd gentle cathartic Iis rap idly Increasing popularity attests tho value of i's medicinal properties. Yours respectful h, M. 0. TAGGART. M. D. j&r- For sale to tho trade by \V. If BARRETT, Augusta, Ga. f?Krrnu for Hon h HUI ! For Roe Whiskies and nice drink", go th? old true and tri'-d "Bonanza" Saloon. DICK ANDERSON, O.S. July ??8, Issn. COMMKl;' 1 AX. YESTERDAY'S MARKET. Corrected Weekly /rom thc Augusta livening News. AUGUSTA, GA.. Jan, 4, 1880. COTTON. Tone of Ihe m ?rket-1?, m., ea-ior ; 3, p m., steady. Ordinary. M Good Ordinary. !,J Low Middling. 10? Middling ..'. ll Good Middling . ll J Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD COUNTY. In Common Plots. Rachael Adams*, as Administratrix ?if E. Bettie Webb, deceased, Fini uti li', ?..?.?. A. J. Norris, J. IA Addison, and Na than Gregory and S. E. Webb - Com plaint to sell (and to pay debi?, cf c. NOTICE is hereby given thal, by v;r tue of an order of Hon. T. i> r raser In this cause, dated October L'.'??, 1380,1 will sell at Edgefield C. H., on tho.lirst Monday In February next, at tba risk of tho former purchaser, tho following real estate belonging tn theestatonf said li Hettie Webb, deceased, viz: All that tract or parcel of land, c ?n taining three hundred acres, more or less, si lita ted in the County and S-*!'.' aforesaid, and bounded by lands ol'!) E Holland. Jain?.?? A. Holland, W :;. Allen and others. Terms of sale: One-third cash; Hi? balance on a credit of one and two years in equal instalments, willi interest from date of sale The credit portion lo IK- S? - cured by I mud of Hie purchaser with a mortssgo of Ute premises sold. Titles and mortgage ( xtra, S S. TOMPKINS, Master. Jan, 5, ISSI, .'<t "> Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDO F FI ELD COU NT V, In Common Pican. William M. Land rum, adm'r.. Plaintiff, r.s. Francis C. Landrutn and others, I Defendants. "Vf OTK-E is hereby given that by virtue ! JJN of a decretal orderet' Judge T. B. j Fraser in this case, dated* Oct. 2-"., IS**'. I will sel! at Edgefield C. H., on too first Monday in February next, thu ? ;!.'rw-? lng real estate, viz: All that lot or parcel of lund belonging j to the estate of George W. Lmdruin, de- | ceased, situated in the county und Stat* aforesaid, and in tho town of Edgefield, j bounded by the street on which Isioruted j the Episcopal church, lands ol Mrs Leis | Addi-.on and M. C. Biitinr, SHM lot beirut ! the aame conveyed tri said G. W. Lpn-! drum by Lewis"Covar on th? 23rd Feb- ? mary, A. I). lfcGO. Tonus of salo cash. Till"? rx'r.i S. H. TOMPKINS, Master. Jan. 5, ISSI. ..<.-? j Xoiice of Discharge. ALL persons having demands ucaiusl ! the estate of Douglas Robertson, dc-, ceased, are required to presen I them at the office of tho Probate Judge, on th'- i Rdi day of Fehfoaiy next. All persons interested in said estate, either r..-- leg.i toes or creditors, are notified that Hie un dersigned will make a final settlement upon said estate, in tho Probate Judge's ollk-e of this county, on tho 8th day of February next. * N. D. ROBERTSON, Ad'or. . Jan. 4, ISSI. Executor's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that lhere will bea lina! seulement of the Es tate ol' Mark Ethercdge, dee'd.,on Thurs day, Srd day of February, ISSI, in Judge ! Probate's offioo at Edgefield C. H. I will, also, at the same lime, apply to Judge Probate ol' Edgefield county i'.>r n discharge from the Exccotorsbip of ?aid estate. All claims against said estate must bc presented prior to that time nt th?.y will be barred. W H. TIMM ERM AN, Ex'or. ol' Mark Etheredge. Jan. 4, ISSI. 5:". State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD COUNTY". In Common Picon. F. L. Smith and- Lewis Jones, late part ners in trade under the ?.ame and s.y.'o of Smith A Jonas, Plaintiffs, c.v. Lu cinda H. Burton, Deft.-Sum .nm-..':, ir. renoir execHiion Tn Lucinda Harton. Whereas, judgment was obtsined in the Circuit Court for tho County ol' Edge I field and State of South Caroline, on the j fourth day ol'March, A I) IS?T7, in tho above entitled cause, against Lucinda i Burton, Defendant, for tho sum of Two Hundred and Thirty-four Dollars, with $?0.02 costs, io favor nf Smith <Sz Jones, j PlaintiiVs, and execution was duly issued thereon, hut tho active energy Ihereoi I has now expired and it is desired to have ' tho same renewed at March Term of the i Court of Common Pleas, A. D. ISSI. Now, therefore, you are summoned to ; appoar at tho next Term of tho Circuit j Court to bo held for said County on the i second Monday In March, 1SRI, at the . place of holding the same, and then and ; thero show cause, if any you can, why: said execution should not be renewed according to law. O. F. Cit KATH AM, C. C. c. P. Dalorl Dee. ?.Vii, A. D 1SS0. J. L. ADDISON, ! Plaintiffs' Att'y. j Dec. 22, 1880. Ct 3 State of South Carolina, j EDGEFIELD COUNTY. In Probate Court, BY L. P. COVAR, Esquire, Probate | Judge. Whereas, Henry Goggins has mad" suit to rn?, io grant bim bettors of Ad ministration, with the Will annexed, ; tho Estate and effect* of John Goggins; deceased. j Thc^o are therefore to cito and ad mon- i Uh all ?nd singular the kindred and creditors of tho said John Goggins, rle-' ceased, that they bo and appear before mo. in mo Court of Probate, to be bold at Edgefield C. H . on th ? 17ih of .ran , next, after publication hereof, nt ii o'clock in tho forenoon, to show canso, if S any they have, why tho said Adminis- ! t>\ ? ic n should not be granted. Given under mv Hand, this 20th da% of December. A D , 18 0. Published on tho 20lh day of D."..\, IPSO, in the Edgefield Advertiser. Ti. P. COV AR. J. P. C. > Deo. 2it, 1$S0. iii j AUGUSTA BUILDING LOTS TO EXCHANGE FOR \ COTTON LANDS!' IHAVE lt! Building L .ls in Augusta, In tho upper part of the city, to ex change for Cotton Lands, or Plantation. Land-; must be convenient ts Railroad. Apply to, or address. IL G. M. DUN??VANT, Real Estate Ag"nt, Edgefield C. IL, S. C. Drfo. 22, ls-SO. If* TiANDBAK ft BUTLJsE. TO all my Edgefield friends, I beg to! say that I am now to bo fourni with j tho above solid firm of Augusta Dry; Goods men, where I will be delighted toj see them-ono and all. j If I d^n't sell you goods es low as they1 can bc bought in Augusta, I will maka, vou a present of thom. Respectfully, J JOHN R. REE. ?utanda, Oa., Nev. S, 1'fiO. Sm IS i, nm ij ?,rofl . r. ? - - - , . '.-'?1 y nu o III ?i>X! --T^ ?S2>. F-*1 Pl Sf 88 ri fe ni ir 11 fr y 1 lt ?P ti ? K ^ fi ?S3 KS5 li ?El ll il jfiL I c., kia m That Reign of Higb Prices which through th* ments for Icag Drain I 4_JM JIL. Blunders ii! the Public m Bargains,, a Consigns toa Dreain'.ess, D -v,.-Oblivion the ?00 Pieces BLAOJK und COLO RE-D SILKS, at 50c. pr yard. 573 p?6ceg BROCADED DRESS GOODS, in the New* ?nd Fa?bionaUc Shad-.-, at S 10 and 12.c. 4(i00 Pieces AL!. SILK fi ! OS GP./VIN Ri B BON fit 10c a-jeri, but wm th in New York 25c. ?5,000 Yarda FLA ff SET., cn* down io 2?e; a yard. THF ja ri ? .-.^ RF&SOff [$ p? AIM j R ?3 "jj*- S/^r. ^ ITJU DJS ?ijli?'OX??i.; if oarae BUO ?OB GASH.nmmng and AXJ3TOT A, hi-: iSnoraroip PUA? : Enthroned on tho Pinnacle o.i iliilh Eaersry ano Ju tra C J * "-. ". T T T -.OTT::- SB.GTT ' :? ' .: J" pf;-?. .* . ... ?.J J -it?? ? -- FSPSS*' t Pi ? " ' %000 Yard* STAN?)Al;i> v: v1.^0^ ^??^?r?i^Si <M,r^.) at S: ? Iv, Doz*? !' niif-!i.*n-'-' WISTE... 1 NDWMh*i?. al i;li? i) /sr: Al?-! tor-n M.A:* tJA bu; .... USO J'"*".? L:-di< ?" COI ' ?KfcH) li* iV?3 l).-/.vj. Ail Liut-r. TO Vt KLS, ?. :' . .li''. U Ix A ? ! \v ' .! i May ri.-- nit?! fi'U, ;{iV-,f l,arLl " i;i wit hin their rund? .? - gr?Mt ?'X'':!.!^;,: piTD?'QTi BPTI If ^ ly O it s O i lil IJLIJX^ fi 1 \.J J J? >- ------ R: - * ' V-"' '* ; J.J. L? Wbo?f-alf ?.til STOV1S DE a uki**, ess Broad si, Itt??s??, ' ' Foi Fi?tc-en y ar. j . ? . w? have \': beni>.npfdvinn tho V*oi^ '.; a been f.nppijinn i ???? . ..- -.;r C..tol?i?t .-.nd Georgia ; ith MM] v W ??tcf 1tonie:cOforort?., tho OoOi\I.M? N^?-C\ &?f?''-' STOVE, and y.-? the call .- for rn ;.. *< .?.id eapfcinUy o? iii?' ?-ort il ??>?' S^C'-LS.>v.'? fi ? B?r*R-EPA?R3 can (H> luid i v ?dd 10, SCrOVES, TIN and W00DKSW.V? ll ;. O-l. <? 1830.-1 aU) i.v G t i J ) _SS ? ; t ?J r-^t-A ?. n i 7?. 7 w ra*"4 F,' >. - 571 "fl ? " > .i v ENAMEL Jv -"l?gadv ,'J-R Mse ?o *. hito Dilieii?i : I toati? ?triotly pure wnne ?i^d, Ziao. rind I-i' -. ?d . i.-?. ;?C? liv CO raln. Jj fanted much ?andsoiv.fr and G??:?pr-r and io n.-?: oVIOh -s any otb? Pain!, Ii bnu i.Ln th Fi?lST i': b '.? El ?. ?i Vit I: 'v qf ,be 3&to Faira of th?TJoior^ RIK! i*ou MA NY I iK >T>,A ND > o! tis? ni.e>.t houses in the couotry. ?v7vUr YOMK ??.KAMEL !\'?S- ' Grnihttunt : Wv h?v.o.add v.:-:<> ?j?..'.^ sict?t.-'i of iii'' conn! ry. ;.. -I a M : >v!:< .: PA.. Jnr.. tOch, . T|*| !.jr, 1 p..:, ? j;; {:] . .; the -?nao ? '?'} of ila durabiii?y and'lini.di; a ?cl {.toy ftnd th . coi ... and matare? j';-' ?? von reDra^iit. ThVre f.-.u i? r.o Sc?*r ; f- . < : ?:o?u/e to uf-at j..nu and any one urinj? it;once wili .-. ;'!r do t? ^ ^? br.v prwj???? : ' out nanife- for !>.' :". : .?. ' J , .. . . -j- - .., , . IVA PJirXCt &MEE'j\ y. Y. 6^$AMPL*CART. SKKT FRKS [ Fcb.1?. nil ir if \ n \ i J OBUS |\? a Av. ;?.:....':. ri fi bli f> 'rv 3^3 r. I .. l.Uil.S (.Al?Kl Vf?K T$t'??.t>lSi? al?i? T'H?M -MN?. M-ATK??t.Vr, iii' *"vr> I?esl sua K iii i?i? ? M ECU AN i GS' TOOLS-11?f.? lf?nif si ?u St?it<'. ??K?/nxt;, PACKUV?, LA- 'V;. FI-..!.:-. CM.-, ?VMS. S?KKR, Mii.li O?S??XOS? liorna CLOTH, M??.?. PJ?KS, ? i:i:xr.ir.s. SUGAR CA NF MIFFS aiirl FANS. &e., All ?J??Ms W;IVI-;?I?!?'<1 as i??p:i>'seiUl*d? Jitlers accoiiv fpanicr] with lim?- money ur eily rclbrunce. w ill have proinpi Ijiiiil oai'clul tittcniion. I ("ipi i'2, 'S.U.- h n BUCKLBY'S BOOJ? STORE..! i IIA V 1? just received i'?upn?t ..'f-FAXt*:Y STATIONERY ?^nrimmeiital r^k?t?, I to which thc attention cl thc pul?is invited. Alt?) an band .t laryo csaorlaunt ol OHEOM?S AMD FKOTO?KAPHS, Standard lines cf ST?1 M ^E?SfeCA Vh BOf 'KS, A-., rd ].('\VV:ST f'RK KS. ! rc,vivr- iii'- LK'^I. Nr.vels and di iii- lUuBtratofl ?nd N'-ws Paj-'-? as-i?cuc-J. " v*?f SCHOOL-BOOK S a s pf eiall j J. T. B???lLEI, ?>*Z EEQ?5 SfBISf; Nov. 10-janl] J.'.i'.'l \\ ?; ' N ? inUSTOVriittl and ' AS. A. (?HA) f- . ..^?~Jmi^:-^ ^?v?mn*m^^ 3? I*,;'? /. l'A Mil g s Spacious Argument o?. Serualion&i ?dvertise t?d the P:':CT>ks' Parse. ?S Am S IV ? Hf! Vi Al i O?T?P ? US vi V i m IW?trf?itR?jPi fi 6 Kl Ll l\i>?2* ii I IIV V Dwarfe .i and ^pasnaici'J FiTrcts of Paralyzed ?tition. 700 Pieces WOOL LINSEYS, at Tlc. U Cape? KENTUCKY .IEANS, at 10c. 00 Oases SEA ISL \ND SHIRTING Blaughterel at "c. ] ld Pircos TOWEL i 'AM -\c: K, (a wonder! mark d awav at ! 5 \ a yar.l 700 Pieces DBESS G O!)S, R/ ?V SATEEN TWILL?, M 8:. ? yawl. G30 Doz n ? ...1 ns' Fai cv Colored HOSIERY redwood io 10c. a r air. f sg) 8 as Uki ' tj?i .I L? ni li's J. s_ V I Capital $750,000, r?.iaarkeis of Georgi . ATHENS, SAVAIS*NAH ?'?.ikei Ma?Bfectttr?i'?' eye, anti Securely nitcd Capital, Backed by Dauntless mmeied Eesomrees, 'J iX? G>XJ7>rS, IB SX.iODE3r.33S !F03EV??!KE ED HANDKERCHIEF , ::j ii .::.-:? L ? All F; t.'?a ?V?virsi ! h. i.:; ? ? : -?!. ..>'? ?)..::-. Mi.? rs' I:'AAV'V HOSE; :-r Hie. per :?. ri : '/ ' IL COTTON, nt fw. ft dozen. K. J) .?fl 5; r ? I? I' M ;?i?Uii-M'ci:ii f f Ot] il' fi Vc.? iii Edgolicld, ft d /I . . ... ..> '..-.> nssf ? .r? . i*-- s ;.:?:*V '...f-' lV '** ? >* CO. j_i_111J I I I III i NI I I I III I lill IIMMWOTMMTITM?MMMIB'I Q ) KT ?Jv i \ 8 b ?i v- ? P -, i - !; tv \j? ? {?'i..h s. ? g . a' , ^fei i ? TOYS'! Wc?iav? .-i?i !?S^??I8E STOCK ouliaii<l, timl'Iwiv? Price? l?arhed br?wii SO LOW, riuil Werc?iants' wan tin?? 25, 50 fend 100 ?ojytifers Lots, can buy AS LOW iVuiii us ;|k; i,. Hew York ff? Vi ?ii ctoi your lock ii un our SAMPLE TABLES, and vuii iklSK of" getting UNSALABLE Good^. Ul vj A/*/ ?gi ll I R|| pig [<r Him 829 Broad St.i Augusta; Ga. !. Mci'clutni:' wantiiiii TOYS, and no ltm< . Cit\'. wc Viii seline! "'i' Ihenii Nuy?a?ber '23, ?.3S0;-!t?;.>?". ; MPSf iS! CARPETS! b ??^ .>! ?W GOOD2 FO FALL TRADE. i. vy :*. .' r.'.i.r :--'?;v>' . A llPiSI .-nr.!??.: ?nis week in i'.tit ..>:;.; ' .'.. :'i!t"''s. of i>- ;t ni ??.:.-.*, Piilirely new: designs, 7-", 85, Oft, ?$ , ga.40. T"JTi?CK-i'l. V CA.*"! SM "i'S, \ erv > '? lei ^ KIU?, in nc iv i!i>sit;ns, w.c, .'il.IC. * '.'.'.. . : {> i\. I ; ? >'?:i>AI?< CARPK'rs*. --.'i W.ii.l, :>.yy mu? iiaauttiiU, 75, 85, ?Tc i tr vd. \; i M 'I. :u:?i ; : '>\>'< i Atti'.Ai \* ?'.'. KP1?TS, 3ft, io and 5?)c per yard. S Vitt PKI . i .*::'! ':..:, for iva ns, fin- i.:, ?'?, '-'.">. :'..">, 40, .Vi and'OOc. per var.!. :?,5.!.' '.,1 I l?'fS; i:; i "IM: : ?. ? . Vet?clh?:: andIngrniuJ .:':':! .; :.' s. ;?. r-'-:v.. ?-.?i-! i?..-i?j . ..'......:: :?od Unisteis, Axin?ii-ste*) WU? ; Hf. S.:n.vi?ia, Wultlcd .-...i-i 'V*::-- i !.. .??? .'.? ".' '. i J, i?i V'< ;. .*....:. tfa?yr . t. W i?"-ted t?ordorcd ?.*.??.-??. Plain Co ,. ... f- ?:a ::.'.';....:.. ... ry ?. ,.. ; :...- Sfi?ts J1, ev. mi ! Ix'AuUi'ut i'iood?, whleli r offer ?? .;: wiTfi v i n.}, r.TXK. OF L'l/.'OMOJ'iaif'LOTUS In hil .'.'.is. ? ?> (?A rnd OAiVTON MATi'IS03. I UT-: Ct'? i ..:...'. v.- . .....;..:?]'-. ! IfAIR CLOTHvS-flit width?. : v .' '.vj>:i>o\V CMltJC IOKS.'nv??- d**??t?ns, just opened. . i i - v.*. ? : : : ;f.-. ?j, -, ?-5.i cc: ?. ci: r. .;. T?U.M.MI.VOS. v.- -.:.{. i- *. ..- :, i j?onrvKi: . u'iarn ai IA o KS, OA??K ihr CHAJKS. *. i .. .;. ill wi'Ui.s. '. s, Piano and Tahle Covers V.* I'.'I? ?.W .?'{J VI)K I?I?LI ',.i.:.-. >AQ ?iotlfllidn, all widthfe :: v* HVM-V ' 11- i?. ? H vit n? : '. ?on .io?! ...... i?" Now Coeds. ;./ >' \;:m O hs f*tW /. > I /. /.'.> <>.-<{ SM.U.L PJtQFITH. ironic i 1 i GEOHGE?, BAILIE, v; :<: ?i \ i, I. ! ; ? ' I ;. I > I N C i, 7 i "3 j3UOA3Di?ST? .;Cf.fi-vislerer i n ii?: > l t-. i .t i-.i-l l.-iy i 'arp?is, ??\ (.x roeeries : v .!..'. > .;' ? ' *. \' '..']:}i coon.s, ennsi-iin? of i... .' i'? V?/.'KT \ .r.sii iiiii.N. N.?w Currant? and Citron. . :'. .. .:. < ii\< K'!-:.'t i. ni i-v. !>. viiric-iy. Pirkle> in Barrels. ?:, ii-...i i?. Cracked 'A'li'.ii. Pearl ?Jarlcv. (iraliani'FIohr, n .: i . . \.-.v Miiekerel and Coda?];, ?ern . PiiMtoci; OIIIOIIMnndCiibbag?M. . ! ]\.:.:.<!. ::. |?.v eyvry steam e.r. whielj wearo Kelling al thetLOWEST PHI :? .; . . . :-s Uivi n- ;t.?:.;ll inftl ??.? convinced. JOHN nr. BAKER, Manager. O E OEGE A. BAILIE, i IS 1 0?^vidl??S ?*> Sil 804.BROAD rTKEET, .i i? V?, F. Scldeiiler's.) ' ? .AUGUSTA, GA. !'..: j-:- Con--::i' >!y on .hand a full line of Boo?? and Stationery, i ('.'.':..: ..- in part of Standard and Mis?e'i; neons I o ka; Vi. veis, T?lrgj ["and Religious, Bibles, Testaments, ITyran Bcoks, (oi ditfer/fnt ?'enonoica-; I :\- u#) Sunday School Books and requisites, Bo?iool JE B.'.ii :-. i' ? - nil kind's, Note, Letter, Fools-Cap, B U and Le^l Cap Paper, Orri? Kand FA Nt. Y STAT! ON EH Y, Picture . Fivinep, Dolls and Toys, Phot?fci H h and Aiitogfapb- AUmms. Pictures, &<:, B-k- ? ind POI iii piiick?g?? ot Stationery pent i?y nmil, .Free of Postage. or.-' rece? j?t? oi money ''Or s.vraV.' ,.' Oct. r?.--ti ll . I foi BROAD ST.,: AUGUSTA, .GA.,